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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1930

Page

3

Complete Census Figures Are Out in Nationwide Release

Washington reported the first complete census totals showing the continental United States with 122,728,873 inhabitants. Outlying possessions add 14,772,688 for a grand total of 137,501,561, with New York and California leading numeric gains and Montana showing a population decline. The report notes urban growth and shifts in representation, plus details on state rankings and regional growth patterns.

Washington Continental United States Associated Press Pennsylvania District of Columbia New York Fond California Michigan Texas Ilinois Montana California Florida New Jersey Pacific States Oregon Whitehall Ind Cena Congress Kansas Union

Pine Will Leave Friday for South Dakota Tour

Wilfred Pine of the Jayhawk 4-H club will depart Friday for a three weeks tour of potato growing sections in South Dakota. The trip honors his record as the best 4-H club worker for 1927, 1928, and 1929, as announced by J. B. Taylor, director of 4-H club work.

Myer C. H. Gonder Kansas City Kans Gonder Young Pines Young Pine Taylor Wilfred Kansas State Agricultural College Wilfred Pine Jayhawk South Dakota J. B. Taylor

No Hint of Relief in Forecast for Kansas

Topeka August 6 AP No relief seen in the forecast from the United States Weather Bureau for Kansas scorching hot dry weather. Meteorologist S D Flora said temperatures would run 100 across the state except in the west where cooler. Tonight 65 west to 100 tomorrow. Rain scarce with only scant totals at Hays Iola and Fort Scott. Skies mostly clear as heat persists across corn belt.

Topeka United States Weather Bureau Kansas S. D. Flora Flora Corn Belt Hays Iola Fort Scott

Temperature Report From Kansas Cities

Statewide weather notes list Emporia Manhattan and Liberal with a high of 104 degrees. Tribune records a low of 60 last night. The western third of the state also experienced fairly low temperatures.

Emporia Manhattan Liberal Tribune

Oil Operators Ordered to Keep Stream Clear

Oil operators in Franklin county have ten days to stop pollution of the Marais des Cygnes after inspectors found oil draining from tanks and ditching toward the river. Ernest Boyce and F M Van Gaasbeek cited illegal oil waste practices and warned of prosecution if not remedied. Farmers report tainted water and fish kills as the stream runs low.

Franklin County Ernest Boyce Lawrence State Board of Health F. M. van Gaasbeek Marins Des Cygnes van Gaasbeek

Wichita Firms Closed After Bank Failure

Topeka Aug 6 AP The Guarantee Title and Trust Company and the Guarantee State Bank of Wichita with liabilities totaling 3 346 244 53 failed to open for business this morning by order of their boards of directors announced by state bank commissioner H W Koeneke.

Topeka Guarantee Title and Trust Company Guarantee State Bank Wichita H. W. Koeneke State Bank

Cee Programs Schedule Notes

The listing shows Cee programs with time slots from 10:00 to 11:00 and a later 6:30 AD 6:85 reference. The fragment hints at a broadcasting timetable possibly for a local station and a schedule block across morning and evening hours.

Musical variety program listing and groups in a 1920s station schedule

Radio and concert lineups feature Phil Cook Quaker Man Mildred DeWeese pianists and numerous ensembles including The McGrew String Trio O Cedar Time The Manhatters Tuana Troubadours and Mona Motor Orchestra. Weather forecasts market notes and program sponsors appear alongside segment titles and performer names in a dense station reading.

McGrew Phil Cook Mildred DeWeese Kews Sue Quaker Crackers Man Parnassus Manhatters O’cedar Time Barbara Gould Mildred’ DeWeese B. A. Rolfe Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra Knox. Dunlap Orchestra Maxwell House Melodies Ollendorff Victor Herbert Red Mil Longine Mona Motor Orchestra Mona Motor Girl Amos ‘N’ Andy Literary Digest Floyd Gibbons Jack Riley Weather Forecast

Plans for Kaw Valley Poultry Show Tonight

Kaw Valley Poultry Association will meet Thursday evening August 7 at 8 in the Chamber of Commerce Rooms to plan the fall show and membership drive. Nelson LeSner reports recent poultry development activity and urges all members and prospective members to attend. A report on the egg laying contest will be given and a new financing plan to replace merchant solicitation will be presented. Refreshments will be served.

Kaw Valley Poultry Association Chamber of Commerce Nelson LeSner le Seur Kaw Valley

Garden City Legion Hosts Winner of GOP Governor Nomination

Garden City American Legion post celebrated Frank Chief Haucke after it became clear he would win the Republican nomination for governor. Haucke, a former state commander, drew honors from the local post as results solidified.

Associated Press Garden City Frank Haucke

Parade Leads with Six Gun Salute in Loyalist Town

A parade led by the fire and drum corps opened the night. Kansas City men Lansing-Orville Smith, 27, and D. E. Ford, 24, were arrested on penitentiary liquor smuggling suspicions after a guard found two pints in their car on prison grounds. A Kansas City youth Ernest E Hepworth, 14, was shot and killed by a patrolman while fleeing a house break in. Adeline Walton, 30, was found dead in a cistern on her father's Kaw farm, with unclear cause.

Lansing Orville Smith D. E. Ford Kansas City State Penitentiary Ernest E. Hepworth

Jews and Assyrians find common grievance in restricted returns

The British restrict Jews from returning to Palestine while Irak under British mandate bars Assyrians from northern Mesopotamia. About 70,000 Assyrians live in Irak with 200,000 scattered nearby. They fought with the British in the war and many fled, preserving Aramaic and Nestorian Christian rites.

Bagdad Irak Palestine Mesopotamia Near East India

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