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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1933

Page

2

Woman Doctor Discovers Sleeping Sickness Virus

St Louis report on Dr Margaret Smith, a Washington University pathologist, presenting the first scientific proof that a filterable virus causes sleeping sickness. The finding was hailed at a St Louis medical society meeting as a major step in identifying a cure or cause.

Margaret E. Smith St. Louis Margaret G. Ith Jory Washington Unischool of Medicine Ate Johns Hopkins Univer Eting St. Medical Society Howard McCordock Washington University Smith McCordock Louis E. T McGaugh Isi St.ouri

New York Sun Marks 100th Anniversary Edition

The New York Sun celebrates its 100th anniversary with a 104 page mammoth edition. It traces the paper from its 1833 founding by Benjamin H. Day to its 1933 centennial story of New York City. The Sun’s circulation now exceeds 300 000 and its ownership history includes William T. Dewart and Munsey. Three cent price.

New York New York Sun Today The Sun New York City the Sun Benjamin H. Day Peniny Charles A. Dana Paul Dana Frank A. Munsey Metropolitan Museum of Art William T. Dewart Sun Printing and Publishing Association Dewart Munsey

Robert Haig Named Speech Teaching Candidate

Robert Haig, KU 1931 graduate, will teach two principles of speech classes next school year pending regents approval. He has worked with Pasadena Playhouse for two years and will serve as Fraser theater technical director. While at KU he led the dramatic club and belonged to National Collegiate Players and Delta Tau Delta.

Robert Haig University of Kansas Board of Regents Haie Playhouse Pasadena Calif Karen , Morley Haig Fraser Theater K. U Dramatic Club

Rivers Rise as Heavy Rain Hits Kansas Towns

Arkansas and Walnut rivers surged after 4.74 inches of rain in Arkansas City causing river stages of 14.3 feet and five feet respectively. Wind damaged buildings and crops while Oxford reported a 6 inch rainfall with rising Ninnescah and Walnut rivers and light damage expected. A fall term secretarial training school opens at Lawrence Business College in the new location at 7th and La. Sts.

Arkansas City Kan Arkansas Winfield Oxford Ninnescah Walnut Cco Florida Indiana Lawrence Business College School of Secretarial Training Cor. 7Th la. Sts

Calves Lost From Truck Near Merriam and Shawnee

Lee Colman reports nine calves recovered after 17 of a 24 head shipment fell from a truck en route to Kansas City, Missouri. A side panel loosened, three calves were killed, six vanished but later found, with reports of a small pickup taking the six near Merriam and Shawnee.

Lee Colman Route 4 Kansas City Colman Merriam Shawnee

Nazis Renew Pledge Of Loyalty To Adolf Hitler

In Nurnberg 160000 brown shirt organizers vowed loyalty to Hitler and the movement. He said the party has become a state and urged educating all Germans as citizens. Sixty thousand Nazi youths, ages 12 to 18, marched to the stadium with knapsacks and long knives, shouting with enthusiasm.

Nurnberg Germany Adolf Hitler Nazi National Socialist Convention Hitler

Cuban Hurricane Moves Into Western Province

Havana reports a swift hurricane hitting western Pinar Del Rio and nearby provinces causing at least seven deaths and 64 injuries with widespread property damage. Looting followed widespread blackouts as soldiers vowed to shoot looters. Coastal areas faced six foot flood depths and major seawall damage.

Havanna Pinar del Rio Havana Vadad Santa Clara Malecon

Six Week Patee Theatre Contest Ends Tonight in Lawrence

Stanley Schwahn announced the six week contest sponsored by the Patee theatre will close at 9 p.m. tonight with winners named and prizes awarded Monday at 9 p.m. The Century of Progress features include a half acre rose garden in the Agricultural building supervised by Ernest Baleo with 6 500 rose bushes in 129 varieties, and A. Lawrence showing a gilded cage bird at his studio. In California this summer Lawrence acquired a gold cage containing a small artificial hummingbird that sings when wound and shifted, a German made item costing about 150 dollars designed for affluent owners.

Stanley ‘Schwahn Patee Theatre Lawrence Ernest Baleo A. Lawrence California

Miss Heaston and Miss Wade Take Teaching Posts

Miss Helen Heaston departs tomorrow for Quenemo to teach in the high school. Miss Arlene Wade leaves for Fulton Kansas to join the Community school as instructor, with her parents accompanying her for the trip back tomorrow morning. Miss Isabel Gilmore returns from the University of Chicago summer session and recalls visits to the world’s fair.

Helen Heaston Quenemo Arlene Wade Fulton Kan Isabel Gilmore University of Chicago Gilmore

Hi-Y Club to Lead Lawrence Union Church Service

The Lawrence high school HI Y club will lead the union church service at 7 45 tomorrow evening in South Park The final meeting of the summer outdoor series will feature Dr Clement Richardson of the Kansas Vocational School Topeka as speaker Leonard Whitington club president will preside with Robert E W cod as sponsor Carl Knox will perform a trumpet solo Two xylophone numbers by Frank Gurtler William Know will read the prayer and Bob Hunt the scripture In case of bad weather the service moves to Trinity Lutherans church

Lawrence High School Hi-Y South Park Clement Richardson Kansas Vocational School Topeka Leonard Whitington Hi-Y Club Robert E. W Cod Vander Cook Carl Knox Frank Gurtler William Know Bob Hunt Trinity Lutherans Church

President Wilson Saves Crew After Tanker Collision

Seventy six lines. Thirty six men were saved from death when the tanker Coldwater burst into flames after colliding with the liner President Wilson about 200 miles off North Carolina. The liner rescued the crew and headed for Norfolk while the tanker presumably sank. The President Wilson, bound from New York to Caribbean ports and the Orient, sustained damage and was sent to Newport News for repairs.

New York Coldwater President Wilson Orient North Carolina Radio Marine Corporation Wilson Savannah Norfolk Dollar Steamship Company of San Francisco Caribbean Honolulu Jacksonville Fla Atlantic Newport News

Grand Juryman Charges Perjury in Kansas City

In Kansas City circuit court on September 2 AP reports Grand jury foreman Matthew A. Foster accused multiple “good business men, good citizens, and peace officers” of lying to the grand jury now in session. He hinted indictments for perjury as the jury investigates racketeering. Judge Allen C. Southern urged the jury to perform its duties.

Kansas City Matthew A. Foster Allen C. Southern Foster Southern Grand Jury Bitterman

Denver Department Store Executive Found in Seattle

A Denver department store executive Bernard Bitterman who vanished August 24 was found wandering Seattle streets. He is under a physician care and authorities say he appears to suffer amnesia and is trying to recall the eight days since leaving his job. He is uncertain whether he was kidnapped or not.

Seattle Bernard Bitterman Denver

Farm youth can pay university board with farm produce

Minneapolis September 2 AP A enterprising farm youth can attend the University of Minnesota this fall without cash for board by paying with chickens eggs vegetables and other table commodities accepted in lieu of cash at the university eleven cooperative boarding cottages.

Minneapolis University of Minnesota

Settle Blames Stratosphere Flight Failure on Balloon

Akron AP reports Lt Cdr T G W Settle attributes his fatal descent from 5000 feet in Chicago to too much balloon not a valve failure. He says a 600000 cubic foot bag inflated to one sixth caused gas to rise and bag folds to fall loose, tangling his line with the valve.

Akron T. G. W. Settle Chicago Settle

Wongstreths Visit Kansas City and Local Deals Report

De Soto residents Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Wongstreth spent a day in Kansas City. J. L. Large sold his Jayhawk lunch stand at Polfer filling station to Dave Beatty and Dr. C. Wright. Charles Douglas and Bud Baker drove to Lawrence and brought home an electric refrigerator for the E. E. Baker family. Clare Teegarden returned home to Argentine after a visit.

G. V. Wongstreth Kansas City J. L. Large

Notable Local Visits and Church Reopenings in Lawrence

Relatives and friends visit across Kansas City and Ohio, with multiple families attending gatherings and viewing the Century of Progress fair. Regular M E church services resume Sunday September 4 with Rev W O Watson delivering services and a special Epworth League Institute report to be presented by Baldwin delegates.

Frank Strickland J. L Fred Zellers Zellers Zolin Jewett Kansas City Louise Jewett C. E. Jewett M. E W. O. Watson Epworth League Institute Baldwin Oscar Anderson Charles Gilbreath Charles Dicken Olathe Clyde ~ Blaylock John Blaylock Harry Hiddleston Nadine Hiddleston James Holladay Lawrence É . Orville Midgett Elmer Midgett St. Mary’s Hospital

Jolly Bakers Club Aims Dinner after Year End Meeting

Midland reports reflect local social life with 4 H club members hosting a year end gathering at Eugenia and Ruth Brune’s home and planning a future dinner. Irene Laptad recovers from tonsil removal while missionary society activities unfold at Friends church led by temporary president and devotionals. Families visit kin in Kansas City and Oskaloosa as summer visits end. Elbert Lewis returns to Stockton after summer stay. Rural club meets with Hunsinger and Guthrie.

Pearl Laptad St. Louis Paul Laptad Tucson Ariz Colorado F. V. Lewis Margaret A. A. Lewis Kansas City The Jolly Bakers Jayhawk 4-H Eugenia Ruth Brune Bob Vineyard Chas.Hunsinger Altha Gutherie Lawrence Nathan Bailey Guy Hunsinger Paul Brune D. G. Phillips Patricia Joyce Chas Spray Mary Louise B.G. McCall Baby J. R. Cooper W. W. Ware Cooper E. D. Shaw Russell Shaw Agnes Laptad Robt. Laptad Frank Patty Lake View

Baldwin News Picnic in Garnett Brings Spohn Elliott Family

Mr and Mrs C B Merry and Miss Emma Emery drove to Garnett Sunday for a picnic dinner hosted by the Spohn and Elliott families in the park. Miss Hattie Hutchins returned home with them after visiting Miss Vada Spohn. William Taylor of Chicama spent last weekend with his parents.

C. B. Merry Emma Emery Garnett Spohn Elliott Hattie Hutchins Vada Spohn William Taylor Chicama

Baldwin News Notes From Family And Social Roundup

The article details numerous local social visits and travels. It notes weddings in Dodge City and Kansas connections, such as Jack Barker and Josephine Korff and various town residents visiting Kansas City, Topeka, Chicago, and Milwaukee events like the Century of Progress. It mentions Baker University alumni, Baker activities, and many relatives gathering across Kansas and beyond.

Local residents visit relatives and attend events

Madeline Roberta and Marganet McHenry of Pennsylvania and the Muellers of Columbia visit grandparents the McHenry in Baldwin. The Muellers attend the Century of Progress exposition in Chicago and plan to visit Baldwin on their way home. Locals Dunns visit Hutchinson relatives while William Clark's family returns from Wichita. Russell Reeder leaves for Plattsmouth to resume teaching. Dr. Fleming attends a church colleges luncheon in Topeka with Governor Landon present. Wilson Counts speaks at Rotary on the Wheat Allotment Plan. Baldwin Bookkeeper's Association meets at Fred Wells’s home. Shafer from Greencastle visits Baldwin friends. Reeder buys a new Chevrolet sedan from Vaughn-Stover.

Hewitt Taylor Kansas City Irvin Greer William M. Balch Wisconsin Michigan Josephine Korff Coldwater Kan Jack Barker Kaw City Oklo Gordon Thompson Dodge City Kaw Thompson Jean Thompson Charles Korff Barker Topeka New Orleans Baker Baker University Delta Delta Delta Sorority Kappa Sigma Fraternity Tulane University H. W. Guest North Chicago Army Canada Earl T. Black George A. G. Trotter Max — Hollister Herington v T. A. Evans Tommie Evans Emporia Harry C. Case Ray Kiger Margery Washington Kansas Thomas Kiger Agnese Kiger Esther Kiger Boyd Kiger Martha Omucher Burlington Harry Mahon Turner Emory Kiger Ira Grace Vaughn J. H. Griffin Lawrence Baldwin D. L. Young E. J. Cragoe Ted Mary Margaret Billy Kitty Claire Bob Mize Williamsburg Clair Campbel Waverly L. V. McKee Frankfort Miriam T. H. Windrum Tommy Denver Colo Greencastle Ind P. V.roberts Dieudonne Roberts Philadelphia C. E. Beeks F.M. Hartley J. B. Ross Ross Columbia University Lucille Rickenbaugh Mack Littrell Helen Garrett W.S. Mann Katherine Gunn Hollywood Calif Elton Peterson Helen Beauchamp Earl Maxwell Princeton Katherine Ferguson Argentine Floy Liston Monay J. B. Jackson H. Flickinger Willard Noltensmeyer E. S. Liston Ft. Scott Leo Smith Betty Leo Jr Cynthia Lioyd Hogan Brookfield Jesursday Hogan Baker Orange B.C. Alderdice Joan Butell Frank Breyfogle Chanute William Hey J. W. LaBrant Roberta Greene Patty Mary Counts Morgan Patty Counts Ellen Counts Claire Dutrow Wichita Doris Kincaid M. W. Robbins J. E. Wilson Oliver McDaniels Lou LaBrant W. E. Rynerson J. A. McFarland, Jr Hudgy Kirby John Kirby M. Raymond Pyle W. T. Pyles Mary Ross New York City James Massey Fred Johnson Karlton Marquardt Merwin Lewis Yates Center Ladies Aid Fellowship Hall Jean Hockensmith Lucille Fries Waneta Sullivan Sylvia Randel Dorothy Maxwell Margaret Counts Marjorie LeMay Frances Nelson Leland Baker Parks Texas L. C. Baker Merrill Rapp Enid Okla Charles Kalb Gilbert Kapelle Ed Kapelle Hunter Cover Rocky Ford Cover Cora Ault Mary A. Ault Howard Campbell Bonner Springs Ault E. P. "Hall Arthur Felt, Jr Madeline Roberta Marganet McHenry Pennsylvania Keith and Marciele Mueller Columbia R. E. M McHenry Trollo Mueller L. C. Dunn Geraldine Buddy Hutchinson William Clark Frank Lane Lane Charles Alan Russell Reeder Plattsmouth Neb J. W. Reeder Wallace B. Fleming Council of Church Colleges H Jay Garrett Aahawk Alf M. Landon Wilson Counts Rotary Club Baldwin Bookkeeper’s Association Fred Wells Vinland R. W. Shafer R. E. McHenry S. H. Flickinger Harry Barnett Gladys McGinnis Beulah Stewart Vaughn- Stover Chevrolet Company

Church Services and Notices In City Listings

St Luke A M E Church details Sunday schedule worship sermon themes and auxiliary activities led by Mrs H N Stone Miss Lowise Garrett Mrs R E Knight plus a chicken dinner event at parsonage and Gleaner Society luncheon. Christian Science Society services readings Wednesday meetings and reading room hours. First Baptist Church notices list minister, organist, church school and morning worship with Labor Day sermon and soloist Helen Beard.

St. Luke A M. E Ninth New York Streets M. C. Knight H. N. Stone Allen C. EB. League Lowise Garrett R. E. Knight New Jersey Josta Ware Addie White L. H. Wallace Gleaner Society Effie James Christian Science Society Wiedemann Massachusetts Christian Science Society First Church of Christ, Scientist Boston Maas Paul C. Rankin P South Park Helen Beard

Religious notices and services listed for Linwood Baptist and nearby churches

Community notices outline evening services at Linwood Baptist and other churches in North Lawrence. Details include worship times at 8 9 and 11 am, midweek services at 7 30 pm, union services, Ladies and Women for Mission gatherings, Sunday schools, and upcoming events with local leaders and pastors. Public rides to Labor and Emancipation Day are offered, plus a Labor Day sermon series and a theatrical event on September 5.

Linwood Baptist W. W.G. Plan Campurs Brown's Grove Toxas

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