Landis sisters tour California visiting sights and hospitals
Miss Maude Landis, superintendent of Lawrence Memorial Hospital, and Miss May Landis of Leavenworth High School returned from a two month California trip. They toured Grand Canyon, Santa Barbara, Monterey, Oakland, and San Francisco visiting the Golden Gate Exposition and Stanford affiliates. They observed strong hospital insurance, saw Stanford nursing alumni, and noted the Bay Area hospitals’ up to date equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude. Landis
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
May Landis
Leavenworth High School
California
Grand Canyon
Boulder da
Long Beach
el Camino Real
Santa Barbara
Santa Maria
San Luis Obispo
Monterey
Oakland
Stanford University
San Francisco
Bay Region
Golden Gate Exposition
Pacific Ocean
Billy Rose
San ‘Francisco ‘Bridge
Miss Landis
Stanford School of Nursing
Stanford
Crockett
Berkeley
Misses Landis
Sugar Company
Lawrence
Memorial Hospital
Lily's Potato Soup Variations From New York Cook
Lily Britt of Louisville who moved to New York shares potato soup methods combining potatoes and milk for economical nutrition. Recipes include basic potato soup with onions and butter, plus variations with watercress curry and dill to add flavor and nutrients.
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Lily Britt
Louisville
New York
Lily
Bavarian Cream Recipe with Gelatin and Whipped Cream
A kitchen note outlines Bavarian cream steps using 5 eggs 1 cup sugar two fold of cream, gelatin soaked in cold water, then folded into stiff whipped cream. Vanilla flavoring and a mold lined with lady fingers complete the dessert. a nearby “Lost and Found” column prompts quick article returns via phone.
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Sen
M. Williams
Mississippi St
Bavarian Cream Variants and Cake Roll Recipe
A recipe note outlines Chocolate Bavarian Cream by adding melted unsweetened chocolate or cocoa to hot milk and describes a Coffee Bavarian Cream variant with milk coffee and lemon. It also gives Cornucopia Delight: a sponge cake rolled into cone shapes filled with Bavarian cream and whipped cream, with optional nuts. Includes Mrs. Frank Rowland at 1316 Vermont St.
Letter From England Reports Cheerful Spirit Amid War
A letter from Norman Endacott in Bas ingstoke to Frank Endacott describes life in England as largely normal despite intensive German air raids. He says the island is a well defended, cheerful fortress with people working hard, wealth distribution shifting, and food and munitions arriving from global sources. He notes increased garden output, continued naval capacity, and that rationing maintains equality with ample meat and sugar for jam. Churchill's speeches are cited as a true gauge of national temper.
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England
Frank Endacott
Norman Endacott
Basingstoke
Lawrence
Endacott
Germany
Engish Channel
Norman
Churchill
House of Commons
Gelatin Custard Mold From Old Recipe
A vintage recipe describes blooming gelatin with cold water and whisking into hot custard made from yolks milk and sugar. The mixture cools then folds in whipped cream and vanilla before turning into a water-rinsed mold.
Pinafores and Jumpers Among Casual Clothes Worn by New K U Girls
The article notes K U students adopting casual wear with pinafores and jumpers as daily outfits. It describes sweaters in white and pastels paired with short skirts and matching socks, plus variations in fabrics like velveteen corduroy plaid wool and gabardine. Detachable straps and flexible styling are highlighted.
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K. U
Ham Entrées From The Kitchen: Popular Cured Ham Dishes
Juicy cured ham figures as a versatile entree for luncheons and Sunday suppers. Recipes include Scalloped Ham and Apple Casserole and Ham Souffle, with steps, ingredients, and baking times to serve six.
Lawrence League of Women Voters Names Board for Year
The Lawrence League of Women Voters announces its coming year board and committee chairs led by President Mrs. John G. Stutz. Key roles include Treasurer Mrs. Roy Moore, Secretary Mrs. Laurel Anderson, and chairs for Membership Finance Legislation Publicity and more.
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League of Women Voters Board
Lawrence League of Women Voters
John G. Stutz
League of Women Voter
Roy Moore
Laurel Anderson
Caryl Dodds
Robert Haggart
J. B. Henry
J. E. Jacobs
George Melvin
T. J. Leasure
Co. V. Kent
Walter Wagner
Agnes Thompson
Frank Banks
Limecheon
R. H. Fink
Leonard Axe
John B. Virtue
Tele Sehoresses Co
W. Pollom
Boor
Teachers in Meet Highlights Council Officers and Guests
Mulder chairs the teachers meeting with council president Helen Shaw introducing numbers. Officers include Miss Dorothy Wilson first vice president, Mrs Edyth Salvesen second vice president, Miss Carol Watkinson secretary, Ira E Hunt treasurer. Joe M Williams led singing. guests included Lloyd Houston and principals.
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Mulder
Ralph Graber
Ira E. Hunt
Euther Wilson
Genevieve West
Helen Harshberger
Helen Shaw
Dorothy Wilson
Edyth M. Salvesen
Carol Watkinson
Joe M. Williams
Balloon barrage traps German bomber over London at new height
British sources disclosed a balloon barrage with improved designs that floats much higher than prior efforts. The informants said these balloons trapped a German bomber during an early Friday raid on London, though details of the new balloon were withheld.
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London
Arctic veteran laments crowded Point Barrow North
Charlie Brower, longtime resident of Point Barrow Alaska, recalls being the northernmost white man and says the town is crowded. The census records 25 white residents the largest ever in Barrow, with no further northward place to move. Brower states it is getting too crowded.
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Point Barrow
Alaska
Charlie Brower
Arctic
Nome
Barrow
Brower
Bandit Gets His Change in Newark Holdup Attempt
Newark, Sept 14 A 62 year old druggist Mendel Mendelson refused to cooperate in a holdup after the customer paid 10 cents for a cigar with a dollar. The bandits fled with 90 cents but Mendelson pursued, shouting for his change as they ran.
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Newark
N.J
Gr— Diogenes
Mendel Mendelson
Mendelson
Bowling Opens Monday at Lawrence Recreation Parlor
Omar Hicks will reopen the bowling alleys at 1 PM Monday at 916 Massachusetts Street over the Goodrich Tire company in Lawrence. The parlors offer pleasant exercise in neat surroundings and have been well patronized by ladies and gentlemen.
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Omar Hicks
Lawrence
Assachusetts Street
Goodrich Tire Company
Dancer Changes Name After Dancing for Hitler
Miriam Verne, 21, once favored by Adolf Hitler, has changed her stage name due to anti Nazi persecution. Her mother, Mrs. Albert C. Staley, says she is now pursuing her career under a new billing and will not disclose the new name.
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Pittsburgh
Miriam Verne
Adolf Hitler
Albert C. Staley
Hitler
Miss Verne
Suburban Resident Praised by German Chancellor
The individual was praised by the German chancellor after performing before him several times and returned to her suburban home from Berlin a year ago.
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Ity
Berlin
King Mihai Welcomes His Mother to His Capital
King Mihai greets his mother Princess Helen at Jimbolia border station as Romania’s 18 year old monarch and the Grecian princess reunite after a decade in exile. Crowds shower flowers while Iron Guard members are arrested near the arrival site before the royal train continues to Bucharest.
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Bucharest
Mihai
Helen
Jimbolia
Carol II
Carol
Mme
Magda Lupescu
Italy
Roosevelt seeks quick action on draftee insurance protection
President Roosevelt asked Congress to provide early consideration of legislation to preserve for men drafted into military service their insurance protection under the social security railroad retirement and railroad unemployment insurance acts.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Marine Corps rejects more country boys for tooth troubles
Washington September 14 The Marine Corps reports that six of seven applicants are rejected for physicals and tooth problems. Major General Thomas Holcomb told the House Naval Committee that farm boy applicants show more tooth trouble than city youths. The committee backed Holcomb’s bill to raise peacetime strength from 27 000 to 50 900.
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Washington
Marine Corps
House Naval Committee
Thomas Holcomb
Holcomb
Corps
Opposition to peacetime conscription to become election issue
Senator Wheeler said opponents of peacetime conscription plan to make the issue national in this year's elections. Spokesmen for peace organizations vowed immediate introduction in Congress to repeal the Burke Wadsworth bill and to agitate in every congressional district.
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Washington
Wheeler
D-Mont
Congress
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Anne Baxter
R. H. Beamer
Karl Kreider
H. B. Chubb
Esther Twente
R. T. Canuteson
H. C. Tracy
Mary Morgan
Carroll Clark
Marvin LeSner
T. D. Prentice
H. Tu. Reedy
Fred Ellsworth
R. D. O’leary
Vermont
Laurence Satay
Bandit
Chicago
Lawrence Recreation Parlor
N. H. St
E. Ww. Young
ED Young
Ssys Wheeler
D. & S. Wallpaper
Mass
The
Lawrence National Bank
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Kansas City
Kansas River
Fire Department
Red Network
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