Ins Wins in Four States in Primary Day Sweep
The ins surged in four states as Hiram Johnson led California Republicans and others across Democratic and Progressive ballots. In California Johnson won strong majorities while Patterson and Yorty trailed. in Mississippi Bilbo secured renomination. in South Carolina Rivers narrowly led Vonkolnitz for a House seat and dry law advisory passed. Arkansas shows two incumbents victorious in second primaries.
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Hiram W. Johnson
California
Roosevelt
Washington
Senator Johnson
Wilson
League of ‘Nations
Johnson
Congress
South Carolina
Mississippi
Arkansas
Ellis E. Patterson
Samuel W. Yorty
Patterson
John Anson Ford
Yorty
James D. Meredith
Richard
Otto
House
Theodore G. Bilbo
Bilbo
Hugh White
A. L. Ford
Mendel Rivers
Charleston
Alfred H. Vonkolnitz
Clara G. McMillan
Rivers
Vonkolnitz
E. C. Gathings
W. F. Norrell
Elaware Democrats
James M. Tunnell, Sr
John Co. Townsend, Jr
Philip A. Traynor
Golden Eggs for Capital State Oil Wells Finance Buildings
Oklahoma City reports its state oil wells have generated 2,866,376 in revenue used to erect buildings at various institutions. Public fondness for the wells waned in 1936 when plans to place derricks among gardens were debated, but utility won out as revenues peaked at 740,559 in 1937 and stood at 500,196 in the latest fiscal year.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
E. W. Marland
Board of Affairs
Marriage Licenses Issued By Probate Court
Marriage licenses were issued to Norman Weibel and Velma Edmonds of Oskaloosa, and Francis Bishop of Hazelton with Margaret Peirano of Holyrood. The note appears in a thrifty classified listing.
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Norman Weibel
Velma Edmonds
Oskaloosa
Francis Bishop
Hazelton
Margaret Peirano
Holyrood
Japan's Premier Outlines New National Structure
Tokyo Aug 28 Premier Prince Fumimaro Konoye urged Japan to adopt a new national structure to unite state and people and participate in a new world order. He spoke to 26 political leaders forming a committee after the dissolution of old parties. He warned against a party system while insisting on a solid nationwide framework.
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Tokyo
Fumimaro Konoye
Japan
Spains
Anti-Sabotage School Trains Honolulu Citizens
A thousand residents on Oahu attend an anti-sabotage school to learn civil defense duties amid fears of enemy sabotage. The program trains citizens in protection of utilities and basic emergency responses.
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Honolulu
Pro‘tect Utilities
Emergency plan disclosed by utility group ties to firms
William A. Galtdicons revealed a plan involving public utilities plantations oil nut and apple companies. Weekly classes are held at the University of Hawaii.
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Faust
William A
No Bomb Damage Found On Berlin Tour
Berlin correspondent Preston Grover reports a personal tour of central Berlin including Hitler's chancellery found no bomb holes from British raids. He notes restricted areas outside the city limit observation was limited but residents reported little fire or explosions. He cites German anti aircraft fire causing more minor damage and mentions loud explosions in the far northwest and broken windows from falling debris.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
School Staff Changes and Book Orders Report
Miss Maxine Almon and Foster Perkins were elected to teaching posts in social science and history, at Wayside and Piedmont Kansas. Dr Gilbert Ulmer contracts to author a ninth grade mathematics text with Harper Bros, alongside Dr Schnell of State Teachers College in Indiana Pennsylvania. Ulmer and Schnell collaborated on the geometry text Clear Thinking An Approach Through Plane Geometry, due for release early 1942. A large English department book order arrived last spring and is catalogued, with sets for class use, plays, poems, current fiction and biography. Dr Winnie D Lawrance visits Denver for a stay with relatives, while Dr F O Russell and Mrs Russell travel in Ohio to visit family and plan to meet Dr Ned Russell.
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Maxine Almon
Foster Perkins
Miss Almon
Wayside
Mr. Perkins
Piedmont
Kan
Gilbert Ulmer
Harper Bros
Schnell
Mathematics Department
State Teachers College
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Ulmer
Baldwin Wallace appoints new assistant professor in education
The school of education at Baldwin Wallace College Berea Ohio announces the election of an assistant professor. During Dr F C Russell's absence Miss Mary Fee supervises student enrollment and invites new applicants to call for early appointments. Dread Training School is a four year high school on the North Central Association list since 1920 and approved by the State Department of Education.
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Baldwin— Wallace College
Berea
F. C. Russell
Oread
Mary Fee
Miss Fee
K. U. 98
Dread Training School
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
State Department of Education
Teacher supervisors summer studies and equipment upgrades reported
Social studies notes discuss teacher responsibility in democracy with Mibel Joie Stapleton overseeing girls at Oak Openings summer camp in Saugatuck Michigan and attending Ted Shawn school in Colorado before returning home. Oread training school adds transit and leveling rod plus a full math equipment set to improve practical applications. Maude Elliott, Spanish supervisor, returns from summer travels in Chicago Cleveland Washington Montreal with more.
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Mibel
Joie Stapleton
Oak Openings
Saugatuck
Mich
Miss
Stapleton
Ted Shawn
Cheyenne Mountain
Colorado
Denver
Oread Training School
Oread
Read ing and Baxter Springs Welcome New English Supervisors
Two former student teachers in English have been elected to teaching posts. Mise Nella Corwin will teach English at Read ing Kaw and replace Miss Dean Sutton. R Richardson will teach speech and debate and coach dramatics at Baxter Springs Kan. The present staff plans a informal meet and welcome gathering prior to the new school year.
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Mise Nella Corwin
Reading
Kaw
Dean Sutton
R Richardson
Baxter Springs
Kan
Wrestling Coach E C Gallagher Dies at 58
Edward Clark Gallagher longtime wrestling coach at Oklahoma A M College died of pneumonia in Oklahoma City at about 9 30 am after returning from a Colorado vacation. He was transported to a hospital Saturday night and had been listed as holding his own yesterday. The "Rockne of wrestling" had a stout heart until the end.
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E. C. Gallagher
Oklahoma City
Edward Clark Gallagher
Oklahoma ‘A. & M. College
Gallagher
Colorado Mountains
Rockne
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F. O. Russell
Dread
Mrs. Russell
Bud
Ohio
Dr. Russell
Milton
McClure
Toledo
Ned Russell
Wilbur Shaw
Auto Racine
Ned
Ruth E. Litchen
Johnson County
Olathe
Litchen
Patee
Dr. Kildare
Dr. Gillespie
Lew Ayres
Barr Yilore
the Secret
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Nat Pendleton
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Bec
Madison, Wisc
Minn
Maine
Penobscot Bay
Sandy
Mischa Auer
Our Gang
Kansas Public Service Company
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