Britain Opposes American Steel Shafted Golf Clubs
London reports that Britain’s governing golf body rejects steel shafted clubs and many Americans see the move as an attempt to keep golf traditional. The Rules of Golf committee warned players to avoid abnormalities and officials noted the Eiffel Tower tees have drawn controversy as Britons cling to the game’s youth and character.
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London
Associaed Press
America
Great Britain
Atlantic
St.Andrews
Golf
Gulf of
St. Andrews
Eiffel Tower
Gillies
Sinches High
Road routing dispute prompts hands off stance in Jefferson Highway case
Topeka June 25 state highway commission adopts a hands off policy on the routing dispute of the Jefferson Highway through eastern Kansas. A mandamus suit seeks to force Secretary of State Frank J Ryan to change the highway’s official routing. The commission also approves federal aid for multiple projects across Jefferson, Osage, Crawford, Nemaha and Labette counties, with miles ranging from 1/2 to 20 along various routes and bridges.
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Topeka
State Highway Commission
Kansas
Supreme Court
Frank J.ryan
Olathe
Paiti
Osawatomie
Kansas City
L. F. Davidson
the Highway Commission
Secretary of State
Commission
The
Jefferson County
Oskaloosa-McLouth- Ozawkie-Topeka
Oskaloosa
Osage
Lynton
H S Dickingen
Enterprise
Brown
Seast
Horton
Crawford
Jefferson Highway
Girard
County‘ Ling
Nemaha
Pikes Peak
Sene “Ta
White’ Way
Centralia
Abik
Howard—Severy
Labette
Parsons
Harmony talk between America and Japan urged by Japanese educator
In Los Angeles on June 24 Associated Press reports Dr Danjo Ebuna president of Dasshisha University Kyoto said friendship would rise if Japan learns Americans are not prejudiced against Japanese. He warned misperceptions could fuelOriental distrust and urged broadcast of cordial U S attitudes in Japan.
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Los Angeles
Associated Press
America
Japan
Danjo Ebuna
Dasshisha University
Kyoto
China
Korea
Apa Nn
Ebuna
Bess
Rainbow Division Veterans Plan Columbia Reunion
About 2500 to 3000 Rainbow Division veterans will gather in Columbia July 14 to 16 for the Rainbow Division Veterans annual convention. Col. J Monroe Johnson leads preparations with state and local committees. Governor McLeod will give the welcome, Lt Gov Collins of Minnesota will reply, and a Champagne Hour ceremony will honor fallen comrades on the State House steps.
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Columbia
S. C
Associated Press
Rainbow Division
J. Monroe Johnson
Marion
S.C
National Organization
Johnson
Central State Committee
House of Representatives
State House
General Assembly
Thomas G. McLeod
South Carolina
Collins
Minnesota
Champagne
Battlefront
France
Semi Formal Evening Dress and the Tuxedo Tradition
The Tuxedo, called our National Evening Suit, contrasts with England as Americans prefer it for most formal evenings. It is semi formal rather than informal, guiding dress with black and white, wing collar, black bow tie, starched shirtfront, white handkerchief, black hose, patent leather Oxfords, and a black derby or summer straw with black ribbon.
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England
Edmond Burke
Indian Boys Trained at Haskell Guard Units
Thirty seven tribes are represented in two Kansas National Guard units at Haskell Institute. The infantry company of the 137th is led by Walter D. Owl a full blooded Indian and son of a chief. A cavalry troop was organized after the infantry unit won top honors at the last Kansas National Guard encampment. Three white instructors serve as cavalry officers and two white officers lead the infantry.
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Kansas National Guard
Haskell Institute
United States
137Th Infantry
Haskell
Walter D. Owl
Pilgrims Ascend Tai Shan Amid Temple Devotion
Thousands of pilgrims journey to Tai Shan, the oldest sacred mountain, from Tai’an China. After the New Year faithful worship at city temples then climb 6 500 stone steps to the summit. Women with bound feet are common among the worshippers as local missionaries preach near the central Tai Miao temple.
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Taianfu
China
Associated Press
Tai Shan
China Press
Apmi
Rust Menaces Iron Ore Costs Billions Worldwide
Chicago June 30. W J Overbeck DuPont Chicago says rust and corrosion cost about two and a half billion dollars annually. He warns that unprotected metals in industrial use waste vast iron ore resources and slow decay raises global energy and material costs.
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Chicago
Associated Press
W. J. Overbeck
DuPont Company of
Kansas Grows the Best Wheat in the World Slogan Adopted
Topeka July 1 The state board of agriculture unanimously approved a campaign to promote the slogan Kansas Grows the Best Wheat in the World The effort centers on F W Woody Hockaday Wichita developing campaign ideas including printing the trademark on stationery and envelopes and using pennants and posters to spread the message The plan aims to boost Kansas wheat promotion as a major state product without profiting any line of business from the drive The board notes Kansas leads in wheat production among states of its size and hopes to attract eastern business and investment attention
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
State Board of Ag Triculture
F. W
Woody
Hockaday
Wichita
Mockaday
J.C. Mohler
Hoard of Agriculture
United States
Community Notes From Vinland and Nearby Areas
Local residents share weekend activities and travel news. Homer Weeks drives an Olds. Elmer Ganary heads to Wakeeney for six weeks of harvest help. Families visit Kanwaka Literary club picnic at Topeka’s Gage Park. Wilma Hornberger recovering after hospital stay in Kansas City. Leslie Wells of Lawrence visits family while gearing up threshing season. Dudley Hoskinson returns from Colorado Springs and Denver. reports 108 degree heat. George Roe back from Dodge City. Griffis family visits Worden.
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City
Banner
Homer Weeks
Elmer Ganary
Wakeeney
Kans
Geo. Stamyix
Rolla
Grace
Kanwaka Literary Club
Gage Park
Topeka
John, Grauberger
Dial
Esther
Hazel Stowe
Catherine
Helen White
Fred Grauberger
Leslie Wells
Lawrence
Frank Wells
Leslie
Dudley Hoskinson
Colorado Springs
Denver
Ray
Ollie Hoskinson
Hoskinson
George ‘Roe
Dodge City
Kansas
Ree
Fred Griffis
Lucas | Fleer of
Worden
W. E. Hoskinson
Western
Knowledge Hill Community Notes and Social Visits
Mrs Alta Rice and Bernice Rice of Kansas City visited the J W Rice home. Mr and Mrs Lewis Eastman and family from Kansas City stayed with Mrs Eastman's parents. A W Garvin of Midland died by lightning last Friday morning. Local families prep cow barns and test cows for gelding milk. Knowledge Hill Community Club meets Wednesday July 9 with Mrs John Grauberger. roll call on threshing. Bernice Grauberger left for Kansas.
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Alta Rice
Bernice
Alfred Rice
Kansas City
J. W. Rice
Lewis Eastman
A. W. Garvin
Midland
Willie Rice
Knowledge Hill Community Club
John Grauberger
Roy ,Canary of
Lawrence
John Canary
I Canary
Bernice Grauberger
Kansas
Sunday Dinner Guests and Friendly Visits in Lawrence
Mr and Mrs Will Spitzli Sunday hosted dinner. Mr and Mrs William Trout and Mrs Jacks of Baker visited and enjoyed supper. Miss Pearl Broers spent a week in Lawrence with Aunt Mrs Chester Moody and family. Gideon Neis and children spent Sunday in Lawrence with Mr and Mrs Robert Laughlin. Charlie Achning of Lawrence dined with William Lothholt. Alice McKinney at Mrs Leslie Kinred's work visited home near Pleasant Oak. George Catlin and children from Lawrence joined Mrs Neis and family for a basket dinner. Leslie Kindred and family hosted visits, with trips to Fall Leaf and Lookin. Catlin daughter stayed with Leslie Kindred the previous night.
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H. B. Westerhouse
Ermal
Lawrence
Orvel
Glen Wilson
M. E. Church
W.M. Spitali
Will-Spitzli
William Trout
Alice McKinney
Leslie Kinred
Pleasant Oak
George Catlin
Neis
Carl Neis
Schlope
McGee
Luther Kindred
Bonner
Kindred
Ethel
Mrv
Will Eisele
Leb Holmes
Leslie Kindred
Ethe
Fall Leaf
Lookin
Leslie Kindred Home
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Prince of Wales
Grays Inn
Prince of ‘Wales
Elizabeth
Lord Birkenhead
Publishing Co
Reon Cy. Mondey
Thaceday Mans
Eee Catgery
Alin
Bie
Tae Bilect
Cay
Waar
Fort
Slantis & Be & Sabet TD Bi
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Sree
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Wet
Tanh
Fors Coy
Tana
Eo White
Faris
Woad
Omaby
Newark
Detroit
Oslo
Famous
National Guard
Mary Landen
Baldwin
Agnes’ Stevens
Edna Sturdy
Woodrow Sturdy
A. Andrews
Clyde Baer
George Hoskinson
Clyde
Sam, Ramey
Turner
Moore
Pearl Morten
Fred Morten
Harry Werts
W.S. Parsons
Ottawa
Kenneth Jameson
Gertie McNeese
Henrich
Dayton
Ohio
Carl Henrich
Joe Hoskinson
Rolling A. Seabury
Mays
Beach
N. C
Kansas State Teachers’ College
Kan‘sas
Maine
North Dakota
University of Porto Rico
Vinland
Knowledge Hill
Shimmons Bros
E. W.,penchard Bth
N.H. Tel
Hall
BeLeans
Bellans
SORA
Universal Car
C. W. Smith
Reulees Ks
Santa Fe
Oklahoma
St. Joseph
Joplin
Wyith
W. W. Burnett
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