Actors Injured in Equity Attack at Studio Entrance
Los Angeles Aug 9 AP Frank Goddard actor and boxer and companion Harry Deck were beaten near a motion picture studio entrance after refusing to join Equity. Goddard underwent emergency surgery. Deck said Goddard helped after six men attacked him. Police know suspects’ names and addresses. Union friction over Equity closed shop fuels violence in industry. Equity suspended 26 actors for signing with producers.
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Los Angeles
Frank Goddard
Harry Deck
Actor’s Equity Association
Goddard
Deck
Equity
William Haynes
Police Intelligence Bureau
Association of Motion, Picture Producers, Inc
Hollywood
De Soto People Share Visits and Family News
De Soto residents report gatherings with relatives in Kansas City and nearby towns. Families attend funerals, medical plans involve hospital procedures, and multiple visitors travel between Olathe Overland Park and Excelsior Springs. Local social rounds include weddings, trips, and community events with neighbors meeting in homes and public venues.
Community notes from Columbia area gatherings and visits
Sunday activities across Columbia include Ezra Churchbaugh Deay and Shuler families visiting Flory and Beeghley homes. Lawrence and Topeka trips feature many calls on the Flory Brohammer wing. June aviation data closes with Paris Le Bourget field arrivals and returns. Fr Arddrey office opens under Federal guidance.
Giant airships to be built for Navy defense
Washington reports Goodyear Zeppelin Corporation plans two enormous duraluminum airships larger than the Graf Zeppelin. Five planes will ride inside each ship and be released when needed for defense. Construction of a vast hangar nears completion with assembly to begin as soon as crews move in. The craft are slated for completion in about two years, with dimensions compared to the Graf Zeppelin showing huge scale.
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Washington
Graf Zeppelin
Akron
Ohio
Graf
Goodyear Zeppelin Corporation
United States Navy
Goodyear Company
Davis Bound Over In Liquor Charge Case
Davis bound over to district court after a preliminary hearing led by Justice R B Stevens. Officers Ingalls Vogler and Hunter arrested him near Bismarck on July 31 after he left a westbound interurban car. A gallon jug with intoxicating liquor was found as detectives trailed him through a corn field. Davis had eight months jail for possession and transportation of intoxicating liquor in July 1927 and escaped a county road gang on Feb 16 1928, later captured in Ravenworth and confined until Feb 18 of this year. Harry W Frazee the county attorney questioned Davis' lawyer George Melvin about the escape. Melvin objected but a journal record was produced.
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Lloyd Davis
R. B. Stevens
Davis
Justice Court
Ravenworth
Harry W. Frazee
Douglas
George Melvin
Melvin
Justice Stevens
Big Springs Social Roundup Includes Visits and Wedding Notice
Big Springs residents share weekend visits as families gather from Tecumseh Osage and Emporia. A vacation wedding class at Big Springs schoolhouse ends summer meetings August 9 with book returns and reports to leader Mrs R C Conn. Various local households hosted relatives and friends including Topeka Cambridge Ohio Belleview and Lecompton. A birthday party at Georg Kreipe home drew a large local crowd and two women plan an extended visit to Wheeling West Virginia.
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Wm. Creed
Kansas City
J. A. Reynolds
Warlie Cunningham
Cundiff
Mae Battles
Central Office
John Allen
Redell
Robert Allen
A. T. Broveak
John
John Hensen
Hensen
Albert Conser
Overland Park
Bert Russell
Sa‘pulva
Okla
C. E. Jewett
Elmer
Excelsior ‘Springs
Richmond
the Royal
Olined
Roy Frisbie, Jr
Minnesota
L. F. Hubbard
Helene
Nettie Morse
Gene, Frisbie
Argentine
John Mason
Perman Nesselhuf
Earlene
Evelyn Ross
August Ross
Fred Warsop
Lawrence
Wesley Reynolds
Orville Welch
Como
Colo
D. T. Osborne
Robert Osborne
Harry Dicken
Dickenhome
Henry ‘Grob
Walter
Grob
Elyria
Ohio
Clay Linden
Fanily
Henry Csohis
Matt Grob
L.A. Hays
Basehor
Etter Jewett
Halon. Toolhaker
St. Louis
DeSoto
Wichita
Leila Foley
Reve
J. H. Foley
Thad Marshall
Tecumseh
Ora Goff
Henry Riley
Joan Riley
Osage County
R. F. Bachman
Douglas County
Parent-Teacher’s Association
Big Springs
R. C. Conn
C. W. Boursaw
Ralph Keats
Cambridge
William Stone
Topeka
Harry Hershey
Belleview
G. C. Edmonds
Paul. Wagstaff
Justice Geelan
Ray Morris
Lecompon
A. I. Armstrong
R. Ray Cree
Charles Wilson
J. W.fleenor
Lecompton
Harry 'Fleenor
Parker, Kan
Georg
Kreipe
Will Wymer
H. C. Swadley
Wheeling
W. Va
arry_ Riley
Harley
George Morris
Laura
Topeke
Tela- Se
Franklin Farmers Union Meeting in Franklin August
The Farmers Union of Franklin No. 1532 met at the Franklin union hall Friday evening with Frank Fox presiding. Minutes were read and discussed, and a program committee was set for September 6. Numerous members and neighbors were noted in attendance or visiting, including the Schutz and Fletcher families, and many local residents were mentioned in social visits and errands. A public sale was announced at the Welsh home on Tuesday with D. Thomas as auctioneer.
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Farmers
Union of Franklin Focal No
Franklin Sonsorhouse
Frank ‘Fox
Schutz
J. M. Palmer
Frank Fox
John Hagen
R. K. Nicholson
Fred Birch
Betty Lou
Lawrence
William Howe
Roy Tuttle
Hazel
Dena Shirar
Milford Miller
Oak Ridge
Fred
Florance
William Florance
Billy Lemon
Caroline
Floyd Cox
William Eisele
Baldwin Sunny
Melvin Fletcher
Samuel, Fletcher
Olaf Shickner
North Lawrence
Michael Schutz
Anna
Emma
Topeka
Evangelical Church
Forest Park
J. W. Wilson
Ernest Tingle
Nea Johnson
Elmer Halmarkson
Leslie
Roy
MacGrant
Lake View
Nanninga
Micheal
Ichael Heizman
Mis
Plin White
B. A. ‘Coates
Pleasant Valley
Sam
Fletcher
Edward Cunningham
Baldwin
Earl Haring
Ida May Puckett
Addison Glock
Oskaloosa
Armstrong
Martin
Addison
Marie Cottrell
Lois Tuttle
Christina Eisele
Eudora
William
Faye Goser
Colorado Springs
Denver
Green Mountain Falls
Colo
A. E. Welsh
Teeny
Elmer
Halmark
Fairview
Joe Rice
Huston Turner
Fred Florance
Hazel Shirar
Emporia
Leslie Kindred
Weaver
Harold
E. B. Enyart
Teeter
McIntire
Louise
Glen
Kansas City
Falkenstein
Max Gen Lawrence
Gosper
Marjorie
Rere
Grove
Gus Wulfkuhle
Lawrenc
Billy“Lemon
Olin Florance
Weanenday
Saby Man
Arthur
Chicago
Neering
Mitchell
Arthur Schutz
Aptos Schutz
Ke LeRoy
Wisconsin
Douglas
Ladysmith
Milwaukee
Wis
Robert
Mother Zipp
Robert Zipp
Heinizman
Heizman
Ena
Maxine
Rose Samuel Fietcher
Jay
Elmer Halmark
Jpine Johnson
Eugene Artman
Eugene, Jr
Lloyd
Will Froeliger
Glen W. ‘McIntire
Amy Louise
Frank Gosper
Arthur Oatman
Duane Higley
Richard Topping
New Mexico
Richard Ellison
Tulsa
Okla
Byron
Harold Eisele
Oak ‘Ridge
Charles Shirar
John Steffon
Clearfield
Michael Heiz- Olin
Edgar
Clyde
Lila
Let
Lone Star Grange meeting and neighborly visits
The Lone Star Grange met on Thursday August 1 at the William Ewing home. Ice cream and cake were served on the lawn to numerous guests including the Becks Bannings Dunn Schellhorn Johnsons Sawyers Banks Hydens and many others. Local residents made several Lawrence visits to see hospitals relatives and friends with multiple calls to Jones hospital and Nathan.
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Lone Star Grange
William Ewing
Henry Beck
William Banning
Willis Dunn
Hugo Schellhorn
William Johnson
Elmer Sawyer
Dave Harrell
John Banks
Eddie Johnson
Ethel
Eleanor
Marvin Metsker
Mary Belle
Alice
John Henry
Mr. Ewing
Ilinois
Ewing
Donald Bond
Junior
Keith Puckett
Valley Grove
Esther Flory
T Jones Hospital
Lou Childs
Edna Boehm
Will Curtis
Hilip Rosier
Nebraska
Lawrence
Donald Anderson
Cora Dolbee
Charlie Sanders
Porter Bond
Kenneth
Eldon Ulrich
Lois Flory
Nelson
Austin
Frank Flory
Lucy Frantz
Kansas City
Margaret
Roy Curtis
Nellie. Johnson
Everett Bond
Truila Jung
Porter
Marion Childs
Lou Cms
Marvin Bord
Venito
Norman
andMrs
St Jones’ Hospital
Lou’ Childs
A Nes
Murry Bond
Austin Flory
Murry Thelned
Jearet Curtis
Lawrence Social News Recap From Sunday Gatherings
Lawrence residents share meals and visits across extended families. The report lists many names including Sanders, Bond, Flory, Curtis, Davison, and Kingery as guests at dinners and hospital calls, with scattered afternoon calls and a Sunshine Junior club meeting noted.
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Lawrence
Clifford Christenson
Eldon Ulrich
Arthur Devison
Vinna Marvin
Alpha
Ezra
Austin
Wine
Frank
Esther
Hugo Schellhorn
Will Curtis
Margaret
John Banks
Porter Bond
Roy Curtis
Murry Bond
Eddie Johnson
William Johnson
Everett Bond
Twila June
Everett Kingery
Charlie Sanders
Murry ‘Bond
Austin Flory
Edna Boehm
Ola
Sunshine
Hazel Ikenberry
Tia Belle Allen
Ikenberry
Anna Lindell
Marguerite
Anderson
Margret Curtis
Fay Miller
Betty
Lou McKinney
Della Bond
Vera Flory
Ida Belle Allen
Alice
Cecil Johnson
Aubrey Fishburn
Evening Radio Programs Listing 1930s Schedule
Daily program table lists 5:30 p m MecGrew Trio and 6:00 p m The Triadors with Joe Rine. other acts include Gillette Blades and Sam Lanin. late shows feature Longines Correct Time and Weather Forecasts with a Saturday lineup from Biscuit and Pancake to The Detroit Symphony Orchestra and Slumber Music.
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MecGrew
Triadors
Joe Rine
Pond Mildred Hunt
Gillette Blades
Sam Lanin
Phil’ Cook
Vic Flemins
Philco
Armstronge Quakers
Armour Hour
The
Bluebirds
Bill Scotti
Detroit Symphony Orcheatra
All-White Costume Leads for Evening
Paris fashion reports from dressmakers show all-white evening gowns in chiffon or satin paired with hip length white coats, worn with short wraps. The trend favors flared and long-skirted dresses, excluding hemmed stocks, seen at summer resorts and fashion parades in Deauville, Dinard, Le Touquet, Juan-les-Pins, and nearby venues.
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Paris
Ichy
Dinard
Deauville
le Toquet
Juan-les-Pins
Smothering no more says Mrs Bradley of Kansas City
Mrs Cordelia E Bradley reports decades of night terrors and stomach problems eased after using Sargon and Sargon Soft Mass Pills. She says she now sleeps normally, has no headaches, gained nine pounds, and feels stronger. Her husband also benefited, according to the testimonial from Round Corner Drug Co Agents.
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Otto Baker
Beulah Baker
Marista Ainsley
Wichita
Mattie Baker
DeSoto
K. U
Rexall Drug Store
Baker
Ainslay
Baker Hardware Store
Ansley
Nelle
Cordelia E. Bradley
East 10Th Street
Kansas City, Mo
Round Corner Drug Co
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Mabel Wingert
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Charlie Brohammer
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Laurie
Richard
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Frank Deay
Lillian
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Lloyd Hout
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Harve Flory
Harveylory
Wayne
Charles
Lloyd Shuck
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Elmer Chisrchbaugh
Donald
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Arley Flory
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Mary Katherine
Colyer
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C. P. Radcliffe
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Charlie Brahammer
Pearl
Mildred
Edith
Alda Brohammer
Evelyn Shuck
Harold Altenbernd
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Arfev Flory
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Pete Blattner
Pete Stolix
Olathe
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Tom
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Lou Flory
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