Illinois Primary Gives Small Lead
Chicago April 13 AP Len Small nearing the end of his life has broken the first barrier to a political comeback as he leads in Illinois primary returns. William Hale Thompson backs Small while two thirds of the state report a sizable plurality over Dr N Caster, former state treasurer. The campaign has been partisan with former governor Louis L. Emmerson not seeking a second term but supporting Small.
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Ilinois
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William Hale Thompson
Kankakee
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Treasur
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Pr Ry
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Finois
Edward J. Brundage
Electeneral
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Enzysmal
Mnepublican News
Law enforcement talk at Plymuth Men meeting
Judge C A Smart spoke on police practices and the third degree, urging shorter appeal times to speed cases, and criticizing torture. He contrasted US police scale with England and noted trial length depends on case. Prof Landes announced year end and nominating committee. Rankin sang with his mother accompanying.
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Plymuth
Inmouth
Smart
England
United States
George J. Kirchhoff
J. W. Twente
Rugh Means
Charles Rankin
Paul Rankin
Plan to centralize scout executives visits approved
Kaw area Boy Scouts approved a plan by the area committee in Lawrence to have field executives spend two or three days in each district once a month rather than multiple brief visits. Scout executive B. Dawson supported the plan after a trial in Osage county showed savings in mileage and time and better local contact. The report notes progress in clearing the area deficit.
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Lester B. Miller
Enzle Behrend
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Naisha
Une
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Tee
Talker
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Harris
Cleveland
America
Openia
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Ifield
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Mr. Dawson
Osage County
Behrend
O. J. Rose
Lyndon
Oil price hike aids business in midcontinent
Tulsa April 13 AP reports that midcontinent oil price increases add direct cash flow to business channels in the southwest. About 203,175 dollars more per day circulate from higher crude and derived products with Oklahoma production around 442,000 barrels daily, Texas 825,000 barrels, Kansas 130,000.
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Oklo
Southwest
Associated Press
Oklahoma
Texas
Kansas
Welfare talk and language classes in weekly schedule
A weekly program lists Welfare and low mood topics with an economics instructor, elementary French lessons by Cornell, and a British travel talk on Country Houses and Gardens. An athletic interview with Dr James Salsralth is scheduled, and reception plans for WEC are noted. The Girl Scouts Troop 7 hosted a tea at the courthouse honoring the Women’s Relief Corps, with guests and troop members present.
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James Salsralth
W.E.C
Girl Scouts
Troop No. 7
Court House
Women's Relief Corps
Troop 7
A. E. Strode
G. N. Jackson
Mother's Day Speaker at KU May 7 Dinner
Mrs. Tom Thompson, author of Written for Women Others Not Barred, will address the annual Math Day dinner at the University of Kansas on Saturday May 7. She and her husband have more than 50 years in Kansas journalism, marked by a home town celebration last November. Announcement was made by Miss Agnes Husband dean of women and Mothers Day committee chair. Large egg saves hen at Redwood City from ax as Rhode Island Red lays a record egg. egg measures seven and seven eighths inches one way and six and five eighths inches the other. Attend the Appliance Show at 943 Mase Friday and Saturday.
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Howard Courant
University of Kansas
Thompson
Kansas
Agnes Husband
Redwood City
Cal
James Borgle
Rhode Island
Freedom At The Wheel A Thrill Of This Year’s Car
To sit behind the wheel of this year’s motor car is to feel a new thrill and a glorious sense of freedom. The car represents progress and personal liberation as society embraces modern mobility.
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