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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1937

Page

9

Critics split over Black Klan links and Roosevelts court plan

Washington sept 17 UPI Sena tor Burton Wheeler joined critics of Justice Hugo L Black’s alleged Klan membership urging an impartial investigating board and his resignation if true. Senator Reynolds defended Black while labor delegates praised him. Congress and civil rights groups pressed for action amid calls for investigations and constitutional challenges to Black’s tenure.

Washington UPI Burton K. Wheeler D-Mont Hugo L. Black Roosevelt Black Wheeler Senate White House Fargo, N. C Reynolds D-N.c Hugo Black Kansas City International Brotherhood of Boilermakers Bankhead Fish New York World Fair Commission Wadsworth Republican Party Association For the Advancement of Colored People Washington Evening Star Albert Levitt Justice Department New York Levitt Supreme Court

Disney Cartoons Lead Oscars Rave with Five Winners

The article lauds Walt Disney and his technicolor cartoons as top entertainment at the Academy Awards, listing five winning titles from 1932 to 1936. It also notes Jane Withers in Weild and Woolly and introduces Carl Switzer from Our Gang, then mentions a county tax delinquency list from Leavenworth public records.

Walt Disney Will Rogers

Veterans of 32nd U. S. Volunteer Infantry Reunion Opens

Veterans of the 32nd U. S. Volunteer Infantry headed by O. E. Lincebauch of Lincoln Nebraska began their fourth annual reunion in Leavenworth Kansas on September 17.

Leavenworth Kan 32Nd U. S. Volunteer Infantry Oo. E. Lincebauch Lincoln Neb

Wild Life Evidence Atop Grand Canyon Formations

In Grand Canyon Arizona scientists report unseen animals may inhabit the Shiva Temple plateau after 12 hours of ascent. Traps found antlers and trails as a radio transmitter is left at the base. Dr Harold E Anthony and Edwin D McKee remain on the plateau overnight as others return to base camp.

Grand Canyon Ariz Shiva Temple Harold E. Anthony Mammalogy American Museum of Natural History Edwin D. McKee Anthony Dr. Anthony McKee Walter A. Woods, Jr Wotan

Missionary meeting moved to Eudora church on Sept 24

The missionary gathering has been postponed from the 30th and will be held at the Eudora church on Friday September 24. Two speakers Miss Good traveling missionary and Mrs Namiga of Kansas City will present morning and afternoon lectures with other numbers. Local members from Lawrence Worden and Clearfield are invited to attend and spend the day in Eudora.

Eudora Church Miss Good Namiga Kansas City Lawrence Worden Clearfield Eudora Gus Koch Topeka Myrtle Leamer Prairie Center Alice Bernitz Harry Schmidt Bernitz Margaret Hadl Kaw Valley Howard Bernitz Alfred Tornaden Linwood Hadl Lois Williamson Harry Neis Wellsville Gideon Neig Vernon Strobel Clarence Pine Walter Wilson L. L. Kindred Nell Catlin Virgil Wilson Marjorie Westerhouse Howard Kohler Hesper William Spitzli Floyd Broers Wellsville Fair Kenneth Anderson Will Humphry Spencer McCory Vernon Parks Broer John Kurtz DeSoto Charlie Kurtz Glen Wilson Wilson Leavenworth Charlie Trout Elva Ruth Carl Abel Charlene Edelbrock Dan Neis Mary Pence Esther Ott Annetta

Eudora High School Attendance Noted for Five Students

Abel, Leone Parker, Lewis Meuffle and Delbert and Wayne Reusch are listed as attending Eudora high school in a local school roster update.

Abel Leone Parker Lewis Meuffle Delbert Wayne Reusch Eudora High School

Women's Missionary society meets for September meeting notes

The Women's Missionary Society of the United Brothers church met Thursday afternoon September 9 with Mrs. Lucile Roos as leader. A pageant of Triumphs was presented by Mrs. Ritchie and Mrs. Schaeffer, and Mrs. Ellen Steeper sang. The October meeting will host guest day inviting ladies from all churches on October 14.

Women’s Missionary Society of the United Brothern Church Lucile Roos Ritchie FE. C Ottawa Baker University Fred Morley Welborn Matt Woodhead Woodhead Archie Landon Tonganoxie Miriam Kimmel Bill Kimmell John Bowers Gordon Bowers

Community Notes From McLouth and Nearby Towns

Sunday trips to McPherson for college were noted along with a Wet Side club meeting on September 1 with Mrs. Ben Alexander. The next gathering is September 15 with Mrs. Irvin Davison hosting. Several families visited relatives in Topeka Wichita and Dallas during the weekend and many local students prepared to start school at Highland Park K U and longer stays in Lawrence. Funeral services were held for Irvin Sanders at Easton Baptist church after a short illness. Local families welcomed guests from Dallas Kansas City Dayton and Topeka while planning winter residencies and school returns.

McPherson Wet Side Club Ben Alexander Irvin Davison Frank Kaufman Ruby Rose Gloria Wichita H. H. Kimmel Orville Osborn Ian Edmonds Bobby Lynn Emerson Curtis Winfrey Ruth Cain Fidler Topeka Tom Tarr Nellie Yost William Yost Highland Park High School Freda Harding Margaret Howey Kansas City Ellen Harding Burnau J. J. Groshong Ned Reynolds Mary Groshong Marjorie Shoemaker L. C. Noel Dallas Tex Muriel Groshong McHenry Dorothy Groshang Lawrence John Reynolds Roy Groshang Robert J. J. Groshang McLouth

Baldwin News Visitors and Student Health Notes

Mrs Virgil Wood and Mrs Edward Powell and Mrs Charles E Beeks visited Lawrence on Monday afternoon. Miss Mary Margaret Cragoe, ill with a streptococcus ear, is greatly improved and enrolled as a Bak freshman. Virgil Vaughn recovers from an infected knee and uses a cane. Christine Reb leaves for Urbana Illinois to pursue graduate work at the University of Illinois library school. She travels with Dr Beulah Armstrong from Hutchinson. Mr and Mrs Ray Baker and Mr and Mrs Joe Atherton spent the past week in Baldwin.

Virgil Wood Edward Powell Charles E. Beeks Lawrence Mary Margaret Cragoe Miss Cragoe Edward Cragoe Wild Rose Wis Virgil Vaughn Christine Reb Urbana University of Illinois Beulah Armstrong University Hutchinson Ray Baker Joe Atherton Baldswin

Baldwin group hears talks as Baker family departs for Los Angeles

The Baldwin atary club met at College cafe with Dr. Nelson P Horn presenting a hopeful outlook for Bakers 80th year and a 50 percent enrollment rise at Baldwin high school. Attendees included Father O Neil Ray Baker and Roan club members from Over Took.

Alvin F. Baker G. Atherton Los Angeles Baker Lawrence Thompson Baldwin Schools Father O'Neil Ottawa Ray Baker Cal Roan Baldwin Paul Leroy Sanders Rosedale Kansas City Kan Paul G. F. Sanders University of Kansas Medical School Dorothy Ann Emporia Sanders Allison John Sanders Zeta Chi Fraternity Rosedale Methodist Church Russell Sanders James 8. Chubb W. J. Williams Dean Paul Kochan Riley Bible Class Samuel T. Hughes J. A. Reeder Robert Osborne Gridley Centenary Hall Clarence Broadfoot Cora Perkins Lapman First Methodist Sunday School Fellowship Hall George Marquardt C. E. Francis N. P. Power Lawrence R. F. Spear Rangoon Burma Power

Lawrence Social Notes and Local Announcements

Dinner guests marked Edwin Johnston’s 17th birthday as A E Tunin and Perry Sowers visit Lawrence. News of accidents includes Mrs Ernest Phillips injured in a Colorado to Texas trip. Harmon Downs assists. House guests include Dr Dolph McHenry and Dr H K Ebright with family. Marriage notice: Blanche Larkin to W Paul Tarter in Kansas City with Baker ties. Prof Frank E Wolf noted in Baldwin notices.

Burma A. E. Tunin Perry Sowers Lewis Johnston Lawrence Edwin Johnston Tunin John Ruchty Ernest Phillips Phillips Pharr Tex Grand Junction Colo Harmon Downs Texas Pauline John William Phillips Colorado J. S. de Long F. N. van Fleet Danbury Neb Oklahoma City Robert E. McHenry McHenry Minnesota Byron Donmyer Interlochen Mich Donmyer Michigan H. K. Ebright Urbana Elizabeth Ebright University of Ilinois Baldwin Blanche Larkin W. Paul Tarter Linwood Boulevard Methodist Church Kansas City Baker Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority Tarter East Twenty Eight Street Frank E. Wolf

Whaley Honeymoon Return Highlights Local Festivities

Mr and Mrs Howard Whaley returned from their Minnesota honeymoon to their in law home. Mr and Mrs Chris Meuffle hosted a seven oclock dinner in their honor with many guests. A charivari greeted the couple, who will live with Mr and Mrs Fred Whaley of Belleview.

Howard Whaley Minnesota Fred Whaley Belleview George Kaegi Freddie Neis Harold Jean Kansas City Max Reidel Minnie Parks Long Island W., B. Parks Spence McCoy Martha Blackburn Olathe Howard Hayes Spring Hill Pete Edelbrock John Bowen Jim Dyer

Drama teacher appointed at Baker College

Miss Mary Belle Smith of Horse Cave Kentucky has been secured as Baker College's dramatic art teacher to replace Miss Clara Krefting who resigned for Peoria Illinois. Smith a Beres College Ohio graduate holds an MA in English from the State University of Iowa and has nine years of teaching experience.

Wichita Ross Wolf Tulsa Mary Belle Smith Horse Cave Baker Clara Krefting Peoria Ill Smith Beres College Ohio State University of Iowa

KruGon praised by Lawrence residents in local ad

Mrs Anna McClure of 545 North 3rd Street Lawrence lauds KruGon at Stowits Drug Store citing twenty six years of stomach and kidney trouble then relief after a few doses. The KraGon Man tours 9th and Mass Streets promoting the new laxative tonic claimed to address rheumatism neuritis stomach and bowel issues.

Anna McClure North 3Rd Street Lawrence Stowit’s 9Th and Mass. Sts KruGon KraGon Stowit’s Drug Store

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