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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1933

Page

2

Turkey Marks Republic Anniversary With Vast Celebration

Ankara reports a nation poised for a 72 hour jubilee starting at dawn tomorrow. A million citizens will parade at 150 steps per minute as Mustafa Kemal leads a multiracial, multi occupational display. Electric and candle decorations adorn homes and mosques, while slogans praise patriotism and home industry. Soviet Russia will attend the reviewing stand with Kemal.

Ankara Turkey Turkkey Mustafa Kemal Ediele Russia Kemal

Series of November church meetings at First Presbyterian

The Rev. Theodore H. Astman announces a November series of Wednesday evening spiritual emphasis meetings at First Presbyterian Church Ninth and Vermont. Each session starts 730 except Nov 15 rally at 630. Speakers include Mrs Bruce Cameron Dr James Naismith Dean Paul Lawson and Mr Astman with soloists Mary Louise Beltz Dale Vliet J Morey Brandstetter Alice Denon Mildred Dunn.

Theodore H. Astman First Presbyterian Church Ninth Vermont Streets Astman Mary Louise Bruce Cameron Dale Vliet Dean Paul Lawson James Naismith Alice Denon Mildred Dunn

President Harper to Speak on Russia at First Methodist

Evansville College President Earl Harper will lecture Sunday night at First Methodist Church Baldwin. He describes three months in Russia interviewing officials and peasants and will explain the reasons behind Russia US relations in a humorous rapid-fire talk. His world affairs interest and nuanced observations are highlighted.

Earl Harper Evansville College Evansville Ind First Methodist Church Baldwin Russia Harper United States Indiana Ohio

Hearing Continued In Kerr Assault Case In Kansas City

The preliminary hearing for Kerr of Kansas City on an assault with intent to kill charge was continued indefinitely as his attorney attends a special legislative session. The incident stemmed from a duck blind clash near Lake View station with complainants Fred Shimmons and C. C. Shimmers of Lawrence, Kerr free on a $500 bond. In Haifa, Palestine police and Arabs clashed, one killed and 35 wounded amid anti immigration protests. In Havana, Cuba, a general strike was called by the Confederation of Labor starting Monday midnight to protest troop and worker clashes.

D. Kerr Kansas City Kerr George K. Melvin Lake View Station Fred Shimmons C. C. Shimmers Lawrence Haifa Palestine Carl Havana Confederation of Labor Cuba

Flow of gold to the Denver Mint draws nationwide shipments

Denver October 28 AP The Denver mint is receiving gold at about a million dollars weekly as prospectors flood in since the government raised the gold purchasing price. Gold comes by express shipments and registered mail in bars dust and grains. Receipts total around $500000 since Wednesday. Guards regulate entry while gold is melted assayed tagged and logged. Shipments come from states west of the Mississippi and occasionally from as far as Maine.

Denver Denver Mint Mark A. Skinner Skinner Mississippi River Maine

Luther Sermon at Trinity Lutheran Sunday at 11 A.M.

The Rev C A Puls will lead a sermon on the story of Martin Luther as part of Reformation Day observances at Trinity Lutheran church Sunday at 11 o clock. The service includes Luther hymns and anthems, with Meribah Moore directing the choir and solo offerings by Miss Moore and offertory by Allitson.

Martin Luther C. A. Puls Lutheran Church Puls Trinity- Lutheran Church Luther God Meribah Moore Ohl Miss. Moore Lord Allitson George Trovillo Trinity Thorne Costa

Deaths and Funerals for Smith and Northcott

T S Smith aged 77 died last night at 748 Locust street with burial planned for Ellinwood and wake at Funk chapel. Surviving are the wife four daughters including Mrs Carl Holbeck Mrs J E Liggett and Mrs A Paxson and Mrs P J Apel plus two sons Harry R of Concordia and Charles of Denver and a sister Susie E Smith. Eliza C Northcott aged 92 died at her daughter’s home 1409 Rhode Island street Washington DC. She leaves four children including Mrs Gregg Clarence C Northcott J W Northcott and ey Northcott. Funeral services set for 2 pm Monday at Linneus Methodist church with burial in Linneus. flowers urged not to be sent.

T. S. Smith J. S. Smith Locust Street Funk Chapel Ellinwood Carl Holbeck Lawrence J. E. Liggett A. J. Paxson Salina P. J.apel Goodwell Okla Susie E. Smith Harry R. Smith Concordia Charles Smith Denver Eliza C. Northcott W. E. Gregg Rhode Island Street

Receives Fresh Stamps Montell Collects New Gains

R L Montell of 1143 Pennsylvania Street Lawrence a stamp collector keeps them fresh. He has three letters from Miami bearing Graf Zeppelin stamps marking the airship’s Century of Progress flight to Chicago. Admiral Richard Byrd on his Little America trip carries a letter to Mantell. stamped and mailed back it will cost three cents after government post office use.

R. L. Montell Pennsylvania Street Miami Fla Chicago Richard E. Byrd Little America Mantell Will Byrd Montell

Sanding Of K-10 To County Line Underway

The state highway department began sanding 12 miles of highway between the junction of 73 West and 50 North to the Douglas Osage county line and between Lawrence and the Johnson county line. Work is temporary paving is planned later.

Lawrence Johnson County State Highway Department Douglas-Osage

Finney's Checks at Trial in Emporia Embezzlement Case

In Emporia Kansas Warren W Finneys powers as manager of the Emporia Telephone Co center stage as the embezzlement trial proceeds with charges he took about 75000 from Fidelity State and Savings Bank The state says he issued checks without authority while defense argues for implied power The trial includes testimony about 1927 minutes and a questioned contract with Southwestern Bell and a bank bookkeeper's June illustration of a 6000 entry added to the June bank statement

Emporia Kan Warren W. Finney Emporia Telephone Company Fidelity State and Savings Bank Ie . Finney H. D. McBride St. Louis Southwestern Bell Company Hugh Wedell Finney E. R. Sloan John K. Schenck Southwestern Bell McBride Schenck Dorothy Dawson

Escape Plot Fails at Washington Penitentiary

Four inmates attempted to climb over the walls at the Washington state penitentiary in Walla Walla. A guard tower gunfire left Donald F. Collins dead and Job James Fenning believed dying. two others surrendered and are in solitary. Fenning, Collins, McCourt, and Hrehan were noted as violent criminals with lengthy sentences.

Walla Walla Wash Washington State Penitentiary Donald F. Collins Job James Fenning Ace James McCourt Carl “Bingo” Hrehan McCourt Collins

Nudists abandon colony near Benbrook in sudden closure

A Fort Worth AP brief reports that Tarrant county nudist colony near Benbrook shut down as cold nears and hounds pursue the site with amateur sleuths. Camp spokesman says privacy cannot be kept as reporters hunt. Also notes former Kansas state official Harry R. Cunningham dies in Helena at 65, once Wakeeney resident and Montana Life Insurance president.

Fort Worth Tex Tarrant County Benbrook Altho Kansan Helena Mont Harry R. Cunningham Wakeeney Kan Montana Life Insurance Company

Valley Falls teachers meet and local social events noted

All grade teachers attended the first teachers meeting Saturday at Valley Falls. Several local women including Mrs. Ed Myers Mrs. Alice Bates and Mrs. Effie Dewey are visiting relatives from Valley Falls and Lawrence. The grand lodge delegates from Paloma and Rebe ac State Assembly are listed. Lloyd Chapman U S N departs for Honolulu after furlough. The Century Club and All-Sen clubs held open meetings with hostesses and luncheons. Mercy Hospital work and upcoming hostesses noted.

Valley Falls Ed Myers Alice Bates Effie Dewey Lawrence Effie M. Dewey Grand Lodge Rebeac Paloma Lloyd Chapman Honolulu Thomas Chapman Earl Chapman Estes. Chapman Kansas City A. C. Chapman Margretta Thomas Alice Shrader Louise Gephart Quinter Tanner Shrader Roland Shrader Mercy Hospital Anna Steeper Will Parsons Anna. Glynn Toneka Andrew Dick

Johnson to Replace Former NRA Attitude

Washington reports a shift in NRA enforcement toward prosecuting conspicuous violators. Hugh Johnson signals readiness to test the industrial code in court, with Ford excluded from government contracts. Ford replies that it observes and exceeds code requirements while Johnson labels a dealer bid as a Ford test and accuses Ford of injustice to American industry.

Washington NRA Hugh S. Johnson Henry Ford Ford Roosevelt Johnson Hose Blue Eagle White House Ford Motor Company National Automobile Chamber of Commerce Motor Code’ Authority NAA Forest Conservation Corps Supreme Court

Women Enter Corn Husking Contest at Douglas County Fair

A novelty corn husking contest for women is set for Tuesday at Owen Mitchell farm near Lawrence in Lake View. Women compete while men are weighed. prizes include a purse and sewing kit. Riverside Farm Bureau women serve lunch. county winners may advance to the state contest in Norton on November 3.

Douglas County Owen Mitchell Lawrence Lake’ View Norton Riverside Farm Bureau Chester Spray Fred Peterson Beattie Collins Ee Christian Church

What Do You More Than Others Sermons For Sunday

Rev. Seth W. Slaughter of the First Christian church continues a sermon series titled What Do You More Than Others with this week focusing on making disciples. C. E. Sawhill conducts the choir anthem The King of Love My Shepherd Is, with Blanche Sams Dixie Finley and Claude Scott as soloists. Violinist Charles Kahnestock will play Elegie by Czerwonsky as offertory. Public invited to worship.

Seth W. Slaughter First Christian Church C. E. Sawhill Shelley Blanche Sams Dixie Finley Claude Scott Charles Kahnestock Hutchison Czerwonsky

Halloween Socials and Luncheon Gatherings Listed

Local clubs and families held various gatherings around a football game day. Mrs. F C Allen hosted a luncheon with a diverse guest list including Mrs. Trige and the McBrides. Open houses for out-of-town friends followed the game. Recreation club women entertained, and Friday contract club met for luncheon and cards. Y M L club planned a Halloween party at the Ware home. The Alford Clarke post VFW held a masquerade with prizes, a cakewalk, cauldron fortune, and cornstalk decorations. Cider and doughnuts closed the evening.

Dick Williams Y. M. L. Club Mrs. Galen Ware Mississippi Street Alford Clarke Post Veterans of Foreign Wars J. W.dorton Jim Saunders Hundley

Social notices from game day visit and travel

Mr and Mrs Sterling Bray and son Charles and Roy Lindblade of Topeka were guests of Mr and Mrs H W Firner for the football game and dinner. Oliver D Freese of Tetonia Idaho visits sister Miss Mary Freese and relatives. Scott Holloway and Elroy Ayer head to Libers Mo for weekend with relatives. Henry Asher leaves tonight for Washington DC on business. Mrs ma Banks condition after operation at Memorial hospital improved. Mr and Mrs N M Draper arrive from China to stay with Draper parents. Draper to be district manager in Manchuria on return. Miss Josephine Klein and Ed Walein visit from Kant City to spend tomorrow with mother Mrs Ed Klein. Mr and Mrs A B Mitchell returned from Wichita trip. Mrs Cameron Marshall and infant discharged from Memorial hospital. Marguerite Smith heads to Kansas City for visit. Allen Burch and Wichita children Betty Joan Howard visit for game, guest of A B Mitchell. Prof and Mrs Frank Kerekes and Frances stay with Mrs F C Wenrich during Society for the Promotion of Engineering Education meeting. Kerekes an instructor at Iowa State College.

Sterling Bray Charles Roy Lindblade Topeka H. W. Firner Oliver D. Freese Tetonia Ida Mary Freese Scott Holloway Elroy Ayer Libers Henry Asher Washington, D. C Ma Banks Memorial Hospital N. M. Draper China Manchuria Josephine Klein Edwalein Kansas Rd Klein Kant City Ed Klein A. B. Mitchell Wichita Cameron Marshall Chigg Street Marguerite Smith Kansas City Allen Burch Betty Joan Howard Frank Kerekes Frances Ames F. C. Wenrich Kerekes Society For the Promotion of Engineering Education Iowa Agricultural College

McGill and Carpenter to Protest Kiro Dam Hearing

Senator George McGill and Representative Carpenter plan to appear before the Mississippi Valley committee Monday to oppose the proposed Kiro dam on the Kaw river near Topeka. The advisory Public Works Administration panel will hear opponents and allow proponents to present their views.

Washington George McGill Kansas Carpenter Mississippi Valley Committee Kiro Kaw River Topeka Public Works Administration E. H. Brown

Objects To Steel Prices Demand Lower Rail Costs

Washington October 28 The administration told steel firms it will not lend funds for railroad rail purchases without full examination of company books and costs unless rails fall to 35 a ton The transportation coordinator Joseph B Eastman released letters from steel firms setting 37 75 per gross ton for first quality rails accusing prior consultation and lack of competition Prospective buyers read the classified page daily.

Washington Joseph B. Eastman

Protests Over NRA Insignia on New York Campaign Signs

A telegram from Fiorello LaGuardia to Joseph V. McKee accuses Recovery party candidate Hugh S. Johnson of using NRA insignia on campaign posters to mislead voters. LaGuardia says the Blue Eagle symbols imply NRA ties to the Recovery effort, violating NRA guidance and executive orders.

Johnson Joseph V.mckee New York Washington Joseph V. McKee New York City Hugh S. Johnson Fiorello LaGuardia Fusion McKee NRA Hugh Eee V. McKee E Recovery Party Recovery Administration LaGuardia Ite House National Recovery National Recovery Administration

First Baptist Church Activities and Services

Listing for First Baptist Church at Eighth and Kentucky with ministers C C Cunningham and Charles W Thames. Includes church school, morning worship with the theme Enlargement: the Theme of the Kansas Convention, hymns and organ music, 10:50 service times, B Y P U discussion led by Irene Farrar, union evening worship with First Christian church, and a sundry schedule of meetings and social events.

First Baptist Church Eighth Kentucky C. Cunningham Charles W.thames Paul C. Rankin Church School Ba Strong Clarence C. Robinson Dudley Buck Batiste Lemmenas P. U Irene Farrar First Christian Church W. Slaughter Charles W. Thomas W. A. Thayer Roe Tanner North Lawrence Herbert Muttman Jr Christian Endeavor

Douglas County Board bills and parish notices excerpt

The document outlines numerous county payments for road and bridge funds, salaries, supplies, and dependent care for Douglas County, Kansas. It lists bills approved by the Board of County Commissioners for December including road funds, bridge funds, salaries, supplies from multiple vendors, and public assistance items. It also contains a fragmentary roster of residents in a county home and farm, with names, ages, and health notes, and a city-wide notice from a newspaper publication.

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