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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1933
Page
4
A fragmented OCR text fragment mentions a national veneer and a committee or member audit. The readable terms include dispatches and reserved items, with reference to a circulating or publication context. No clear persons, places, or concrete actions are extractable.
In a defense effort, Harvey Bailey and Albert Bates did not testify as their attorney stated the decision aimed to prevent the prosecution from pressing them. Yet the defendants remained under scrutiny as the trial proceeded with witnesses presenting against them.
The resignation of State Treasurer Boyd, effective October 1, aims to clear scandals tied to bond frauds. A new treasurer may be appointed and the guarded treasury freed from military oversight. The move could reopen the fiscal agency earlier and release up to two million dollars in interest. Citizens complain coupons on Lawterico bonds cannot be cashed by the city despite funds available. Senate probes into Governor Ferguson’s husband Pa Ferguson seek the source of a reported large deposit. Some lawmakers advocate a second term for Ma while others fear repeating history.
A proposed bill would allow machine guns to be sold only to law enforcement officers at the next session of Congress. The note flags that former sheriffs and policemen may still face violations, suggesting guns could slip into illicit hands despite the restriction.
Public press and media leaders defend free press as essential to public interest while New York City grapples with a 25 million payroll shortfall. Officials fear credit limits and tax revenue diversion to Tammany due to fiscal strain and potential stock exchange moves to New Jersey.
Guests of honor will be Mr and Mrs O Leary and Mrs Dorman O Leary of Providence Rhode Island at a seven o'clock dinner. Host and Mrs F and Mrs George Esterly Boonton and Mr and Mrs Al plan the event. A letter from Miss May Gardner announces her safe arrival in Madrid and anticipation of profitable short stay. The Ladies Literary League met Tuesday with officers elected C W Carman vice president Mrs H B Kibler secretary and Mrs J S Perry treasurer. Informal luncheon hosted today with C D et al devoted to letters from many walks of life regarding the new Memorial at High Street dedicated ten years ago by the G A R. Mabel addressed on behalf of the G A R.
Twenty five years ago the Jayhawkers defeated Normals by a wide margin in a football game marked by a missed field goal and a fumble by the safety man on the four yard line. Players Fit Bond Pleasant Caldwell and Rowell stood out for the victors in a strong home performance.
Fort y years ago events include Mrs J Epat leaving for St Louis for a visit and Miss Sidnee Dailey also traveling for a visit to Mr John Hanling. Killin ribo, an extended visit, Wichita, and plans to go to the strip to look after Mrs Adam Oliver and kids from Salt Lake City visiting. Mr Herb Beatty mentioned. The local music club planned an organizational meeting at Mrs G Denis’s home. Evart Runawa, living two southwest of the city, suffered a serious aero accident today.
In a dramatic pursuit over the Atlantic coast, Jerry Calhoun and Emory aid the authorities as a ransom plot unfolds near Montauk. A black handbag containing cash moves toward a concealed escape by a waiting rowboat while patrol ships close in from sea.
Willy Nilly devises a plan to wake bears by moving a rock with a shovel. He digs a hole to create a cave entrance collapse to clear a path. He then enters the cave calling to a bear named Oney Telly, but silence answers. Tomorrow the Sleep Sleepers.
Dr Iago Galdston outlines chest complications from measles influenza and whooping cough. Measles and influenza are usually mild but can lead to broncho pneumonia edema of the lungs and other respiratory complications, especially when rash or fever changes occur and rapid breathing or cyanosis appear.
Fragmentary copy of a historical note or book excerpt by Dr Edward Bamgardner discusses homeopathic doses and related history. The readable portions mention the author and the topic though many words are garbled or missing. The item reads like a catalog card or blurb rather than a full article.
In York a man named Sonraats reportedly fled as a police officer fired and killed him after a tense confrontation. Details remain limited as investigators process the scene and identify those involved.
The piece recalls Willie Kurck killed two years ago by a cannon blast at the fairgrounds. Today, as last year, show folk visit his rave attired in act costumes. The Richard Allen Society of St Luke A M E church plans a banquet Friday night at 80, honoring its pastor Rev M C and wife who will leave for conferences. Local talent from Omaha and nearby towns is slated to perform.
Dickinson Mae West’s latest picture I’m No Angel has been backed off ginning. October 22, it was an announce today by Ted Silexman.
Hospital treatment for Mrs Carrie Cespman at Security Benefit Association Hospital in Topeka. Professor H J Barton of the University of Illinois dies last night just before his 80th birthday.
Mre Giffin attended the three day star convention. the event featured presiding figures and multiple sessions outlining upcoming projects and industry updates.
Fragmentary notes mention Towald and Bower Earl of O Neal with references to Mr and Mrs Ira Ward and a Sunday evening in Lawrence for church attendance. Details are incomplete and names are partially garbled.
A Newark reader reports using Kruschen Salts to combat neuritis in the left arm. He describes taking half a teaspoon in hot water each morning and notes improvement after one year of discomfort. The ad-like testimonial promotes the product as a cure and lists universal availability.
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