Health insurance may be proposed
Washington August 15 health insurance may be proposed as a broadened social security program. President Roosevelt plans a nationwide address on the third anniversary of the act and hints at health protection safeguards, with remarks likely general and not naming individuals.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Altmeyer
Social Security Board
White House
Rosevelt
David J. Lewis
Maryland
Dings
Lewis
Obers and K E P Meet in Valley Falls Tonight
Obers Clothiers and Kansas Electric Powers of Lawrence clash in a semis at Valley Falls fair grounds tonight at 9. XE P trails 0 2 in one point losses this season, 4 3 and 9 8, with starting pitchers likely to decide the outcome. A preliminary upper bracket semi between Larkinsburg and Seymour precedes the main game.
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Valley Falls
Obers Clothiers
Kansas Electric “Poweroys
Lawrence
X.E.P
Fairgrounds
Larkinsburg
Seymour
Bennie Boggess Beats Oatman in Exhibition Match
Bennie Boggess of Indian Hills defeated Glenn Oatman of Lawrence in a special exhibition at Swope Park Club Kansas City. Oatman posted 40 40 80 for 86 holes while Boggess shot 89 39 78. The event matched top amateurs against leading professionals in a 10 by 10 format. Ted Adams of Columbia won the Canadian amateur title by defeating Lead Gibson of Meadow Lake.
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Bennie Boggess
Indian Hills
Glenn Oatman
Lawrence
Kansas
Swope Park
Inansas City
Oatman
Boggess
Ted ‘Adams
Columbia
Awene
Gibson Meadow Lake
Bees Rally Past Belvoir in Eight to Take 11 8 Win
Belvoir led 8 3 in the eighth before the Lawrence Bees roared back scoring eight runs to win 11 8. Irish Ireland worked the mound for Belvoir as Farmer Ross and his curve faltered allowing eight Bees hits and ten runs in the inning. Disappointing crowds prompt Belvoir to disband until next season.
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Belvoir
Belvoir Bees
Lawrence Bees
Ernest
Ireland
Farmer Ross
Farmer’s Curve
Crossword puzzle sketch with scattered clues across topics
Puzzle items mix across words covering land measure nautical terms and Greek letters. Clues reference chemistry plants machinery and geography with scattered partial words and stray letters.
Boots Poffenberger Wins Again for Hens
Toledo star Boots Poffenberger and teammate Jim Walkup, both ex majors, led Toledo to double wins over St Paul 8 to 5 and 7 to 4. Poffenberger beat Vic Frasier, ending Frasier's 11 game win streak while Walkup’s four hits backed Roy Cullenbine’s homer in the second game. Indianapolis beat Kansas City 5 to 1 as Johnny Niggeling struck out four. Columbus handed Minneapolis two losses 13 to 7 and 4 to 2. Louisville beat Milwaukee 7 to 3 as Whitlow Wyatt exited early and Buck Marrow hurled two-hitter relief.
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Pi—Cletus
Boots
Poffenberger
Detroit Tiger
Jim Walkup
Vic’ Frasier
Apostles
Frasier
Roy Cullendine
Saints
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Johnny Niggel- Ing
Columbus
Minneapolis
Louisville
Milwaukee
Whitlow Wyatt
Buck Marrow
Brewers
Ambers-Armstrong Fight Could Benefit Promoters
New York Aug 15 The postponed Henry Armstrong Lou Ambers lightweight bout at Polo Grounds may still draw strong gate receipts. Tickets move faster after relocation to Eighth Avenue shelter with estimates near 100000 dollars, potentially double prior hauls. Armstrong holds a 12 to 5 favorite aura as the welterweight champ, while Ambers seeks a upset and a possible claim to Armstrong’s welterweight title though officials say the welterweight crown is not at stake.
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New York
Polo Grounds
Henry Armstrong-Lou’ Ambers
Eighth Avenue
Joe Louis
Dusky Armstrong
Ambers
Armstrong
Tura
New York State Athletic Commission
Henry
Week End Sport Briefs Highlight International and U S Wins
Berlin United States team defeats Germany 122 to 92 in a dual meet at Olympic Stadium before 80 000 spectators. Americans win eight events with a 400 meter relay team shattering the German mark at 40 seconds flat. Other notes include Davis Cup results in Montreal Australia defeats Japan in the American zone final with Quist winning 6 4 6 4 2 6 9 7, and Riggs over Hunt to retain the eastern grass court title.
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Berlin
United States
Germany
Olympic Stadium
Montreal
Australia
Japan
Adrian Quist
Jiro Yamagishi
Fumitera Nakano
Jack Bromwich
Cleveland
Ky Laffoon
Sam Snead
Rye
N. Y
Katherine Rawls Thompson
Bernarr MacFadden
New York
Wesley Ferrell
Washington
Disr Sork
Ferrell Joins Yankees After Senators Release
New York signs Wes Ferrell after Washington released him. The veteran pitcher joins a Yankees team hampered by Rookie Joe Vance’s appendectomy and prepares for five consecutive doubleheaders against Chicago and Cleveland starting August 23.
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New York
Washington Senators
Wes Ferrell
Yankees
Yanks
Joe Vance
Chicago
Cleveland
Senators Gain Ferrell After Release From Nationals
The series notes show Wes Ferrell signing with the New York Yankees after being released by Washington last Friday. Ferrell, who has 13 wins and 8 losses for the fourth place Nationals this season, spent 11 seasons with the Cleveland Indians and started in East Douglas Massachusetts. His lifetime mark stands at 188 wins and 124 losses.
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Wes
Yanks
Washington
Nats
Ferrell
Cleveland Indians
East Douglas
Mass
Boston Red Sox
All-Star Soaked Openers Pitchers Rule Early Season
Baseball recap of opening games with several stars delivering decisive performances. George Selkirk Lou Gehrig and Yankee hitters pace a 4 3 win over the Athletics. Gehrig homers drives in two in a 9-2 nightcap as New York sweeps. Fred Fitzsimmons and Joe Stripp pace a Dodgers Bees three hitter and a 2 0 opener win. Buck Newsom hurls one hitter for a 7-1 Tigers loss.
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George Selkirk
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Farmer
Athletics
Gehrig
Fred Fitzsimmons
Dodgers
Joe Stripp
Bees
Tigers
Pps Bauers
Pirates
Cubs
Harry Kelley
Senators
Red Sox
Harry Craft
Reds
Clyde Shoun
Cardinals
Craft
Shoun
Earl Averill Indians
Artificial wool from milk sparks eatable clothes idea
Italian synthetic wool from casein may enable edible fashion though humans cannot eat it. Dutch researchers in Nature report bacteria can eat the cheese fiber, prompting tests on preserving textiles with taste to deter microbial damage.
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New York
Italy
Jan Smit
B. van der Heide
Wageningen
Holland
Nature
Mrs. C. F. Prentice Dies in Denver After Operation
Mrs. C. F. Prentice of Denver died yesterday after an operation. Burial will be in Denver tomorrow. She is survived by her husband C. F. Prentice formerly of Lawrence and with Beatrice Creamery in Denver, two children Kenneth Prentice of Topeka and Mrs. Elmer Adair of Denver, and two grandchildren.
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Lawrence
Denver
C. F. Prentice
Fertilizer Tax Exempt Sales Not Subject to Levy
The Kansas State Tax Commission ruled fertilizer sales are not taxed as a component of crops. Chair W G Fink noted the ruling came after talks with state agriculture college officials. Also, John Smith received 18 months for counterfeiting with a stated $24 650 capital.
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Topeka
State Tax Commission
W. G. Fink
State Agriculture College
England
John Smith
Suitors Rise and Fall in Moscow Divorce Trends
A historical note reports in Moscow that divorce rates have fallen by about half over the last two years. The piece also mentions a dramatic personal tale of a woman named Darin who has lost three husbands within four years, each death attributed to an act of God, including lightning.
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Seery Kuchevo
Yugoslavia
Darinka Match
Moscow
Berlin to New York Round Trip Flight Sparks World Flight Talk
The Brandenburg completed a 19 hour 55 minute nonstop Berlin to New York flight and sparked talk of a possible round the world voyage. Air officials hinted at further distance flights but offered few details. Captain Alfred Henke led the Focke-Wulf with 23 passengers and a three man crew.
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Berlin
New York
Brandenburg
Air Ministry
Air
Erhard Milich
Goering
Air Secretary
Milch
Howard Hughes
American Globe Circler
Tempelhof Airdrome
E.S.T
Floyd Bennett Field
Wiley Post
Germany
United States
Alfred Henke
State May Require Use of Kansas Oil Products
Governor Huxman asked for an Attorney General opinion on whether state contracts for highway work and other departments may require that fuels and lubricants come from Kansas oil. Assistant Attorney General Jay S. Parker said the state may specify Kansas oil in bids if all contracting laws are followed. Burlingame commutes by plane. Randall Woolaway flies to Overbrook as a mechanic. Reno county official Charles Hornbaker said the Kansas official council may hold a November 15 to 17 meeting.
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Topeka
Kansas
Jay S. Parker
Walter A. Huxman
Huxman
Parker
Burlingame
Kan
Randall Woolaway
Woolaway
Overbrook
Wichita
Charles Hornbaker
Reno County
The
Kansas Official Council
Council
Rebels Take Pandos Front in Catalonia War Skirmish
Reports from Hendaye near the Spanish frontier say insurgents drove government defenders from the Pandos mountains south of Gandesa, threatening the west bank of the Ebro. Insurgents claim control of the range after a costly hand to hand fight described as one of the war’s bloodiest actions. Aerial clashes on the Ebro front saw insurgent planes shot down amid heavy fighting. In other news, local residents including Mrs. Fiorella McKittrick and families travel and attend events in Baldwin and surrounding areas.
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Hendaye
France
Pandos
Gandesa
Ebro
Catalonia
Never Smokes Cardiff pit horse wins veterans prize
Cardiff based Tinker a 21 year old tobacco-chewing pit horse who will not start work without his quid won the veterans prize at the Royal Show. He has spent 16 years underground with his crew.
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Cardiff
Wales
Tinker
South Wales
Baldwin News Dr and Mrs Wilson Return From Visit
Dr and Mrs Carroll Wilson and their young son returned to Carrolton Missouri after visiting Mrs Wilsons father James Brockway. Esther Brockway accompanied them home for a brief stay and Mary Margaret Williams return from Kansas City to meet her parents in Lawrence. E Virgil Wood and family left for Emporia to visit his mother and attended a Peter Pan park picnic.
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Old Baker
Fiorella McKittrick
Parkville
James Counts
Colorado
Thomas A. Evans
Tommy, Jr
Chicago
Geneva
Wis
Homer K. Ebright
Elizabeth Ebright
J. O. Scott
Eudora
Bertha Wickham
San Bernardino
Cal
Baldwin Masons
Kansas Masonry
Victory Hills
Kansas City
Emma Lou Emery
Fred Emery
Betty Katheron
Buffalo
N. Y
Oskaloosa
Florence Hazzard
Baldwin
Edward C. Allderdice
Coldwater
Lewis Reb
Everett
Urbana
Ill
Christine Reb
Turkey Run
Ind
Bagnal Dam
Reb
University of Illinois
Liberty Science
Baker
Harry F. Harbaugh
Linwood
Kan
Mary Eleanor
William Henry McClure
First Methodist Church
Nelson P. Horn
McClure
Alpha Chi Omega
Ruth Wellshear
South Central Oil Company
McAllister
Okla
Wellshear
Pres
Carroll Wilson
Carrolton
Wilson
James Brockway
Esther Brockway
Mary Margaret Williams
Arkansas City
W. J. Williams
Marian Louise Williams
Lawrence
E. Virgil Wood
Sally
Robert
Emporia
Mr. Wood
Edward Barker
Peter Pan Park
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