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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1936

Page

4

Solemn Warning Echoes In Gospel Verse

A quoted Bible verse from Mark 9 42 warns that offending one of these little ones is grievous and likened to a millstone cast into the sea, emphasizing seriousness of harm to vulnerable children.

The Ballot Is Secret in Kansas Election Procedure

The Ballot Is Secret explains Kansas general election practice where all party candidates are listed under the office with a numbered ballot. After marking, the voter's ballot is clipped and separated from identity, ensuring secrecy. It notes fears among relief and WPA workers about disclosure and defends secrecy under Kansas law. It also references aides Tugwell Richberg and Frankfurter remaining in the administration pending the election.

Journal-World Daily Kansas

No One Can Be Sure of Roosevelt Aims Say Landon

In a New York address Governor Landon argues the Roosevelt administration lacks clear policy and highlights growing national debt. He outlines his own objectives and calls on the President to articulate a definite program, reflecting public desire for firm direction.

Roosevelt Messrs Tugwell Richberg Frankfurter Landon New York Stauffer Kansas City Oscar Stauffer Arkansas City Alf M. Landon

Roosevelt policy drift ends in electoral wheat checks delay

An opinion piece condemns Roosevelt era policy as directionless and argues for clear action. It notes New Dealers in Washington mishandled wheat checks for Ford county farmers, with 177 checks unsigned and returned, risking late delivery to voters after the election and rendering the aid ineffective.

Washington Ford County

Invitation Declined Amid Fearful New Deal Critique

The piece argues that distrusting the new deal laws is a prerogative of citizens to discuss legislation. It asserts that critics want to live in a country with liberty and justice for all, which cannot be assured by oppressive laws.

Mr. Roosevelt

Gains Under Landon Show Large Utility Rate Cuts

The Emporia Gazette notes Kansas under Governor Landon reduced utility rates, totaling an annual saving of 2,102,300 across electricity, gas, and telephone. Doherty company cuts account for 783,593 of a year, with Hoch of the Public Utility Commission stating actual 1933 bill-based savings. He claims higher consumption through 1935 raises savings.

the Gazette Kansas Landon Henry L. Doherty Homer Hoch State Public Utility Commission Mr. Hoch Emporia Gazette

Haskell leads Bucknell 23 to 0 at halftime

Ten years ago in Old Home Town the Haskell Indian football team held a 23 to 0 halftime lead over Bucknell before 12 000 fans at the Indian school stadium. Drake Bulldogs led Kansas 13 to 0 at Des Moines at halftime. Halloween parties lit up local social circles as Helen and Nancy Harmon hosted masked guests at the Country Club.

Haskell Redskins Bucknell Drake Des Moines Drake University Bulldogs Kansas Lawrence Supreme Court Helen Nancy Harmon Ralph Harmon West 6Th Street Country Club Emily Ball Mildred Mills

Harris monument unveiled for late W A Harris in Manhattan

Twenty five years ago on Friday October 30 Mr and Mrs A Monroe and Mrs W A Harris traveled to Manhattan to attend the unveiling ceremony of the Harris monument honoring the late W A Harris a prominent politician and well known figure in Lawrence.

A. Monroe W. A. Harris Manhattan Harris Monument Lawrence

Otto Barteides Wins Final Golf Championship Title

Otto Barteides defeated J W Kinnear in the finals at the Dread links to claim this year’s golf championship. The event wrapped a season of competition as Barteides secured the title yesterday afternoon.

Otto Barteides J. W. Kinnear Joseph Pulitzer Charleston S. C New York World St. Louis Post Dispatch Kansas City Wilder Hults Bond Cox Old Bart Young Bart Barteldes Albert Farrington Lawrence Paola Kan Western Union Telegraph Co Farrington Western Union Co D. L. Rowlands Walter Martin Gardner Woodward Tommy Johnson Rosedile Hospital

The Celebration by Mary Graham Bonner

Willy Nilly and the Puddle Muddlers stage a warm birthday surprise with a homemade coat from Sweet Face. Though imperfect, the gift brings deep joy and prompts a plan to celebrate the next day during Halloween.

Mary Graham Bonner Willy Nilly Ald Sweet Face Rip Honey Bear

How's Your Health Infantile Paralysis Vaccine Discussion

Dr Iago Galdston reviews infantile paralysis vaccines and a nasal spray barrier approach. He notes vaccines via attenuation and other methods show promise, and suggests a picric acid nasal spray model to block virus entry, with details on application during epidemics. The piece also references broader health themes and safety considerations.

Car Jumps Curb and Hits Bargain Center Front

A Graham sedan driven by Mrs. E. W. Patton struck the Bargain Center at 32 Massa chusetts street last night, breaking a plate glass window. Patton, who was backing from the curb, accidentally shifted to second and jumped the curb, but she was uninjured.

Bargain Center Massachusetts Street E. W. Patton

The Wrong Murderer by Hugh Clevely

Terence Mahony pursues Ambrose Lawson and his gang of kidswipers and tope runners. He walks into a trap and is nearly killed by an Irish ally turned foe. They escape across rooftops then leap to safety through a skylight and vanish into a cheering, crowded street below.

Terence Mahony Ambrose Lawson Ao O Mr. Brown Terence Mahony Trishman Mahony Sinlim Tishman

Flashes of life items spark oddball political, police pranks

A quirk filled roundup reports a voter machine demand in Derby and a California boy tricking police for names. A Colorado farmer cites an omen chicken to switch from Democrats to Republicans. Chicago teen Bruce Osborne wrecks a car on a bridge causing a city water outage and is arrested for reckless driving.

Chicago W. Bruce Osborne Osborne

Iraq army seizes Baghdad in bloodless capital coup

Reports from Jerusalem say Iraq military forces bombed and machine-gunned Baghdad, forcing King Ghazi to appoint a new cabinet and take control of the government. Two British battalions were ordered to standby in case they are needed. Analysts cite budget tensions as the pretext for the coup, with unrest directed at Premier Hashimi.

Jerusalem Iraq Army Ghazi Baghdat Iraq Yasin Pasha Hashimi Cairo Baghdad

Radio Programs Friday Evening Oct 30 Schedule Highlights

Radio listings show multiple stations WREN WDAF KMBC WCA.. scheduling music programs news talks and orchestras through 1 AM. Notable mentions include Jack Armstrong Orphan Annie Dancing and various orchestra acts led by Ancele Ezra Kostelanetz Lombardo and Vincent Lopez across KMBC WDAF WREN and related stations.

Wren WDAF Jack Armstrong SSR KMGBC KMBC Ancele Ezra Diamond City News Ronnie Ashburn Sam Kostelanetz Orch Fred Waring Hollywood Hotel John Davis Jesse Jones Erle Smith KNBC Goose Creek Wdaf—Communist Party Fiza Schallert Drm Lam Hard Aimes Andy Wte Cam BO Nocturne Bismarck Orch Jack Starr WDA Congress Hotel KMRU Elme Li Wren Shanidor Tiny Lombardo San Francisco Opera Johnny Hamp Hickory House Jick Stabile Crawford Gardens Orch EMBC Aidnight Los Angeles Symphony Socialist Party Roncoe C .Summons Grand Hotel Chas. E. Coughtin Gateway Silar Norman Thomas Pacelli P. Hans Slath Marion Talley Wren—Stoopnagle Bud Guy Lombardo Joe Penner Wren—Colden Gate Rubbinoff Armoehnair LDS Radio Jack Benny Robert L. Ripley Stuals Kenide Nelson Eddy Good Will KKMBC Biddle Walter Winchell Detroit Symphony Paul Whiteman Euwin C. Fill Wdaf Symphony Orchestra Wiken Judy and the Bunch LDS Wdae- Ildress Duke Sheep Shandor Chez Paree Will Osborne KMAC Roger Fryer Hotel Stevens Orch Terrace Orch KMLC Vincent Lopez WDAP St. Francia Pick Sunbile Southern Tavern Arch

TWO KILLED IN CRASH NEAR SALINA KAN

A Union Pacific bus and an oil tank truck collided five miles west of Salina Kansas killing two people a woman from The Bronx Matilda Fodar about 40 and a 12 year old boy Teddy Fibiger from Santa Barbara California. Several others on the 27 passenger bus were injured and treated at local hospitals.

Salina Kan Union Pacific Matilda Fodar Bronx New York Teddy Fibiger Santa Barbara Calif N. H. Karras Los Angeles William B. Lorenzen A.B. Fibiger Xen Swank Denver John Allen

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