Too busy flyer kept from air for 19 years
New York July 3 AP An elderly, famed flyer Anthony H G Fok was pulled from the air by commerce department inspectors for stunting with no amateur license. He had flown for 19 years but held no proper certification while building and testing his own ships, leading to a $500 fine and likely formal proving of competence to pilot.
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New York
Department of Commerce
Iators
Anthony H. G. Fok
Roosevelt Field
Eration Nerratique Internationale
Ddy
West
Hoover
Southern Cross
Beon
White House
Kansas City and Nearby Briefs Highlight Local Incidents
Wichita-Ray Reeves of Winfield was severely injured when five horses collapsed in a harness race near the track. Gaylord Kohlenberg, 15, drowned in the Solomon River while mining with his family. Plans for flood control on the Marais des Cygnes River near Bas were discussed at a hearing. Warren Snow, with two accomplices, attempted to rob two officers in a store. all three wounded, suspects in hospital. Census supervisors seek 398 workers to complete Kansas City population count by July 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Ray Reeves
Winfield
Gaylord Ohlenberg
Army Engineers
Kansas City
Warren Snow
Spooners
Otis Madison
Toen
Kareas City
Fas City
Indians Refugees Seek Food and Aid in Everglades
A Seminole band led by Poseilly has taken refuge at Immokalee in the Everglades after high water drove them from the Seminole homeland. They need food and medical help as monitoring rivers hinder hunting, fishing, and the annual green corn dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort. Myers
Fla
Everglades
Poseilly
Imokalee
Planes Route Raiders In Kurdish Mountain Strongholds
AP reports Turkish planes strike mountain fastnesses used by 1,500 armed nomads of the Djelal tribe and Kurdish riders fleeing into hiding spots on Mount Ararat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Istanbul
Turkey
Rkistan
Easiet Rder
Mount
Ararat
Council Members Chosen by Big Springs 4-H Council
Big Springs 4-H Council selected officers at an organization meeting led by Junction County 4-H Club Director J B Taylor. Officers named include President Minnieeeepice Coe Jett, Secretary Christy Ng, Leader Ray Seetrng, Game Leader Harry Leonhart, Stunt Leader Wildaeyer, and Reporter Rose Mary Enn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Springs
J. B Taylor
Uglas County
Minnie Eeepice Coe Jett
Christy
Ray Seetrng
Yell
Harry Leonhart
Hn Childs
Wildaeyer
Rose Maryenn
Kansas City Police See Walkers Backed by Funeral Benefit
Kansas City policemen backed by a funeral benefit distribution over the past six weeks are expected to participate in a walk today. The event, tied to a benefit project, reflects ongoing support for officers amid municipal efforts in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas C
Lawrence dairy leaders note high milk fat records
Lester Stillinger of Lawrence reports on dairy results with cows producing 1148 lbs of fat and 1838 lbs of milk. A Holstein heifer owned by Merle Colman leads in milk with 1812 lbs and 63.3 lbs fat. A 400 lb bull club starts with fourteen members. pedigrees must be filed at the Farm Bureau and Kansas State Agricultural College in Manhattan.
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Lester
Stillinger
Lawrence
Merle
Aoa
Crasey A Kemper Dairy
Steen Pen Intie
Merle Colman
Club i
Eens
Associ Non
Farm Bureau
Dairy’ Department
Kansas State Agricultural College
Manhattan
Eudora Man Arrested on a Liquor Charge
Frank Copp caretaker of the city in Eudora was arrested last night on a liquor possession charge after officers searched his room at the city hall on a tip. Sheriff Rutherford and deputies Turner Richards and others lodged him in the county jail, and he was fined $100 and jailed thirty days on each count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Copp
Eudora
R. R. Rutherford
Houston
Turner
Charles Richards
J. H. Mitch
Stalin Emerges Stronger At Party Congress
Moscow July 3 Stalin iron fisted dictator of Russia declared nothing humiliating in the central committee demands for a complete reversal of position by the right wing. He delivered a final speech as the union Communist party congress winds up its sessions. He emerges stronger than ever, with mastery of the situation clearer each hour.
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Moscow
Stalin
Russia
Central Committee
Union Communist Party Congress
Plane in a Campaign Addresses July Fourth Tour
Harry Woodring will fly to make addresses on July 4 in eastern Kansas and Hewland. The Democratic candidate for governor will speak in Howard, northeast Topeka region, and southwest Topeka area, aiming for an evening address as part of his campaign tour.
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Harry Woodring
Kansas
Harry Wix
Will
Hewland
Howard
Ignaon
Topeka
Final Action on Remodeling Plans by First Christian Church
The congregation will vote Sunday morning after service on remodeling plans drawn by A I Wickes. The church board last Wednesday recommended acceptance and a competent architect to manage finances. Rev Seth W Slaughter announced a secure school will be held first, followed by worship. The pastor will speak on Can the peers at Sunday School Teach the Bible.
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First Christian Church
A. I. Wickes
Seth W. Slaughter
Worshis
Sisurhter
Tomb of the Pure Food Father Wiley Buried in Arlington
An Associated Press report notes the grave of Harvey W. Wiley, deemed the Father of the Pure Food movement, was buried at Arlington. The confusing text mentions his Civil War service, a wish for burial, and a widow’s decision influencing burial at Rock Creek Cemetery.
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Ashington
de Harvey W. Wiley
Anal
Serption
Rock Creek
Reed attacks Reed on campaign tactics in Topeka
In Topeka on July 3 AP reports J N Poly Tincher and Frank Haucke criticize Governor Clyde M Reed. Tincher accuses Reed of political attacks while Haucke challenges Reed’s tax and farmland policy. Reed’s record on railroads and government appointments is questioned amid fundraising concerns for Haucke’s campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Clyde. M. Reed
J. N
Poly
Tincher
Seventh District
Frank Haucke
Rovermer
H Seoeld
Hye
Kan
Cattlenen Spit
O. Coe
Reed
Holiday Post Office Hours Announced in Lawrence
No mail deliveries on city or rural routes tomorrow as Lawrence postmaster B. Hosford says the post office will observe usual holiday closing hours. All windows closed throughout the day with mail collected on Massachusetts Street at 2 o'clock. special delivery mail handled in the usual way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Hosford
Lawrence
Bus Depot Entered. $25 Reward for Thieves
A reward of 25 dollars was offered for the arrest and conviction of the person or persons who entered the Pickwick Greyhound bus depot at 643 Massachusetts Street after 2:30 a.m. last night. About 13 dollars in cash was ruined from a money box. Vic Johnson, depot manager, reported the incident to Police Chief J. Carmraings and investigator John Ingalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickwick Greyhound
Massachusetts Street
Vic Johnson
Johnson
J.carmraings
Ee John Ingalls
College Gym Exercise Not Key to Student Health, Ann Arbor Study
University of Michigan medical exams show 40 percent health improvement from freshman to senior years, attributed to overall health education rather than gym class. Enforced two hour weekly gym work linked to more illnesses and accidents, while outdoor activity and moderation emerge as beneficial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
College Health Department
Warren E. Forsythe
College Health
Car Dodges Airplane Dead Stick Landing In New York
John E. Lamb of Cleveland and his wife and young daughter escaped serious injury when a passing airplane executed a dead-stick landing on a concrete road near pers head on to the Lamb automobile in Canaridaigua New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canaridaigua
N. Y
John E. Lamb
Cleveland
Pers
Lamb Automoile
Chicago back on feet as relief committee dissolved
Chicago governments, after months of financial stress, are back on their feet. Silas Strawn announced the dissolution of the relief committee organized last spring when city employees, school teachers and others went without pay due to lack of funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Silas Strawn
Cox Sells Canton News to Brush-Moore Inc
Canton Daily News, founded 97 years ago, is being sold to Brush-Moore Newspapers Inc publishers of the Canton Repository, announced by James M. Cox former Ohio governor and News owner. Lipton Yacht Shamrock V wins third race on Clyde in light airs, proving itself an outstanding performer.
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Cox
Canton News
Anton, O
Canton Daily News
Brush- Moore Newspapers, Inc
Canton Repository
James M. Cox
Ohio
The
News
Lipton
Scotland
Sir ‘Thomas
Clyde
Fourteen Die in Italian Train Collision Near Ologna
AP report from Lasso Italy states fourteen killed and many injured when a Milan bound passenger train collided with a freight train eleven miles from Ologna. Casualties include several workers and travelers, with rescue teams at the scene. Authorities investigate cause and maintain a high toll.
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Lasso
Italy
Milan
Ologna
Finnish government resigns after prolonged crisis
The Finnish government resigned last night amid a protracted crisis over communist proposals in Finland. Helsingfors and Finkat were cited in reports. AP coverage notes the political move comes amid ongoing domestic disputes and calls for reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helsingfors
Finkat
Finland
Wind Damage Hits Dens Area Residents
Windy night causes property damage in the Dens area with new high winds. Trees and limbs were blown down and communications lines damaged affecting local outages. Residents report debris and scattered damage across streets as crews assess the scene.
Bowling Match at Lawrence Recreation Parlor
A bowling match is set for tonight at 8 o'clock at Lawrence Recreation Parlor lanes, 916 Massa. Competitors include non-Elks and other bowling enthusiasts in a local event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Massa
Topeka Pot Find Promises Completion by November
An unclear fragment from Topeka notes a future completion target by November. It mentions Pot, Topeka, and a person or project associated with a date near Ni November, but specifics remain obscured by OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka Will
Jacke Stresta
Topeka
Business and Professional Women hold campus meeting
The Business and Professional Women's club met informally Tuesday evening near Potterlake campus for a picnic supper. Retiring president Dr. Florence Barrows received a gift. New president Miss Emma Christenson announced chairmanships for Education Mae Rublee emblem Ritcie Zwick finance Gertrude Jensen health Adriantelly Independent Woman CarrieEricson legislation Emma Wagner membership Dr Florence Barrows program Lillian Addis publicity Esther Athey public relations Mayme Corcoran transportation Gabrielle Fancher international relations Hattie McClain research Mabel Stevenson dinner reservations Minnie Beurman service Bess Lawrence. A lawn party is planned next Thursday at Miss Beurman’s home to honor bride-to-be Miss Birdie Zwick. Prof C J Winter and son Calvert left for Columbia Mo to visit Mrs Winter’s brother Dr W W Carpenter. Miss Arich Weidman returned from Kansas City.
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Business and Professional Women’s Club
Potterlake
Florence Barrows
Emma Christenson
Mae Rublee
Ritcie Zwick
Gertrude Jensen
Adriantelly
Carrie Ericsoh
Emma Wagner
Lillian Addis
Esther Athey
Mayme Corcoran
Gabrielle Fancher
Hattie McClain
Mabel Stevenson
Minnie Beurman
Bess Lawrence
Personal notices of travels and visits in Lawrence area
Miss Winifred Koenig leaves for Leavenworth to visit Miss Barbara Ann Albright who has hosted her this week. Mr and Mrs Evan Sechrist of Lompoc California visit their in laws in Lawrence and relatives. The Sechrists of Tonganoxie with Mr and Mrs Ivan Sechrist. R B Stevens leaves with his wife for a Colorado motor trip staying at Green Mountain Falls. John Monteith and daughter Janice of Kansas City visit S J Hunter for the Fourth. H W Fursman and Mrs Gavitt of Topeka spend the day in Lawrence. The Brodhead group and Misses Morgan Yates Tucker and Mrs Sumner of Denver plan Woodland Park Colorado by auto Saturday. A D Weaver leaves for summer home near New London Connecticut. Mrs Weaver and Mrs A B Weaver plan to drive east next week.
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Winifred Koenig
Leavenworth
Barbara Ann Albright
Evan Sechrist
Lompoc
Cal
W. E. Wil
Lawrence
Ivan Sechrist
Tonganoxie
R. B. Stevens
Colorado
Green Mounein Falls
John Monteith
Janice
Kansas City
Monteith
S. J. Hunter
H. W. Fursman
Gavitt
Topeka
R. B. Brodhead
Elizabeth and
Burleigh
Annie Morgan
Virginia Yates
Margaret Tucker
Walter Sumner
Denver
Colo
Woodland Park
Colo.a
Weaver
New London
iConn
A.B. Weaver
Churchmen Criticized for Old Man Program
Bournemouth July 3 AP Dr Jason Pierce of Washington told International Council of Congregational churches that among 55 speakers listed on the program there should not be ten under fifty years old. He called it an old people's council and said American youth would not be interested. Dr William E Barnes of Hartford said youth show indifference to religion due to parental materialism and wealth, and that youth today need a church because home religion is failing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bournemouth
England
Jason Ni. “Pierce
Washington
D. C
International Council of Congregational Churches
William E. Barnes
Hartford
Hartford, Conn
Cardinals in Rome Hold Vatican Red Hat Ceremonies
Catholic curia residents in Rome and visiting cardinals gathered for red hats in ceremonies at the Vatican. The event, led by the pope, featured cardinals receiving the ceremonial headgear amid formal rites and حضور.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican
City
Catholic ‘Dhu Curia
Rome
Santa Barbara tests variable propeller for speed control
In Santa Barbara California AP reports successful in flight tests of a geared variable pitch propeller. Designers Ben Hawkins and Gordon Sackett say the system allows speed regulation by changing propeller bite from the cockpit. A 50 percent RPM reduction is possible, improving takeoff and landing by reducing runway required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Barbara
Cal
Ben Hawkins
Gordon Sackett
Smallest Gas Engine Built by UW Student
Daniel Calkin of the University of Washington built a miniature gasoline engine he estimates at one sixteenth horsepower to propel a toy boat about 30 inches long. It runs like an outboard, reaches four miles per hour, with a three inch flywheel turning about 1000 rpm. An eyedropper fills the tiny gasoline tank. total cost about 75 cents after roughly 600 hours of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Wash
Daniel Calkin
University of Washington
Glass slippers aid fitting shoes for children
Transparent model slippers, not real glass, are used to size children's shoes in Wilmington. The clear devices come in exact sizes to show if a shoe will fit a child, helping ensure proper fit.
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Wilmington
Del
Cindrella
Disease Travels From Tooth, Mayo Doctor Reports
Dr C C Rosenow of Mayo Clinic described an experiment to Prové showing infection can travel from a decaying tooth into the body. Bacteria from a gall bladder inflammation were placed in a dog's tooth and the disease developed in three weeks at Vienna Medical Society.
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Vienna
Vienna Médical Society
C. C. Rosenow
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Princeton and Kent qualify in Henley heats for July 4 clash
In Henley the Princeton eight and the Kent School crew from Kent Conn won second heats in the Thames challenge cup, earning a spot to meet in a July 4 decisive race for a place in the semi finals. Club Canottieri Buenos Aires was eliminated by Quintin Beat Club in a close finish as the South Americans led early but faded in the final stretch.
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Henley
England
Princeton
Kent School
Kent
Conn
Canottieri
Buenos Aires
Quintin
Wheat Price Rise in Paris Bourse Session
Wheat prices in Paris opened the session at 5.50 francs per hundredweight as the Bourse commerce traded. The move reflects early gains amid market activity in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
Officers On Biking Tour In Parma War Bicycles
Italian Minister of War Gen Gazzera says bicycles may still have uses in war. Two hundred officers training at the higher infantry school and seventy cadets from Modena army academy undertook a biking tour across the countryside. The speed silence and economy of bicycle patrols for reconnaissance impressed military authorities.
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Parma
Italy
Gazzera
Army Academy
Modena
Chimes of Maria to Ring Again After Half Century
Maria Portugal AP reports the famed chimes of Maria the largest monastery carillon in the world will ring again after dust and rust removal by Belgian expert Theodore Andraeus. The 100 bells range from 100 pounds to 100 tons housed in massive towers. the complex spans 50 000 square yards with 4 590 openings and 800 rooms. The project, backed by government tourism plans, follows a vow by King Joao V who funded the monastery in the 18th century amid costly royal ambitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Andraeus
Joao V
Portugal
Louis, XIV
Joao
Antwerp
Europe
Will of copper magnate Tompson filed for probate
Colonel William Boyce Tompson, copper magnate, with an estate valued around 85 million dollars, filed his will in White Plains New York on July 3 for probate. The will largely leaves to relatives and employees.
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Tompson
White Plains
N. Y
William Boyce Tompson
Linwood Notes on Visits and Community Life
Linwood reports visitors from Argentine Independence and Sulphur Springs. The Federated church held a basket dinner despite a wind storm. Local health updates, a dime tea, missionary program, and potato digging progress are noted along with several residents traveling or visiting Kansas City and Lawrence.
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Margaret Farwell
Stanley
Kan
Mary
Roberta Scott
Argentine
Fay Parry
Esther
Estal Starr
Floralee
Neodesha
Rena Plunkett
Sulphur Springs
Okla
Alma Lou Childers
Regina McRea
Independence
Jack Curtiss
Flora, Bruce
Kansas City
C. C. Curtiss
Nelle
Kalgusek
Georgia Jean
Robert
Betty Lee
Curtis
Farwell
Sadler of
Lawrence
Linwood
Hugh Parry, Jr
North and Rev Farwell Visit Topeka on Tuesday
Mr North and the Rev Mr Farwell were in Topeka on business Tuesday of this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. North i
Mr. Farwell
Topeka
Weimer Brothers Trip to Peculiar Ohio Visitation
Louie Georgie and Noah Weimer left Wednesday for Peculiar Ohio to visit relatives and friends for several days. Other local residents spent time with neighbors and helped harvest, including the Wray, Flory, and Rockhold families, with multiple visits and farm work noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie
Georgie
Noah Weimer
Peculiar
Dave Wray
Dan Fiory
Pleasant Grove
Robert Markley
Lila
Vivian
Flora
Baldwin
Mary Flory
Columbia
Ira Cripe
Ruth and Dowie
North Lace
John Churchbaugh
High Prairie
Clarence Griffis
Fred
Malone
Alva Rockhold
Vinland Harvest
Ed Rockhold
Melvin Holmes
Paul Holmes
Carl
Chester McMullen
Ernest Wray
Wm. Primroy
Louie Georgie
Dale
Kansas City Visits and Local Tasks Recap
Corliss Little Earl Overbaugh spent a week with his aunt Mrs. Erle Hunter in Kansas City. Dudley Simpson traveled to Kansas City last Wednesday to have a tooth extracted. Charles Baker and the Nelson brothers dug potatoes last week. Mr. Taylor and son of Kansas City visited the Herbert Bailey home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cheatwood of Argentine visited Mrs. Grada Cheatwood Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Earl Overbaugh
Kansas City
Erle Hunter
Dudley Simpson
Charles Baker
Nelson Brothers
Mr. Taylor and Son
Herbert ‘Bailey
Bert Cheatwood
Argentine
Grada Cheatwood
Mrs Wesley Deckwa Visits Parental Home
CLEARFIELD Mrs Wesley Deckwa and daughter spent from Saturday evening until Sunday evening with her parents Mr and Mrs Phillip Ganriel. Her mother who has been ill is better. Mr and Mrs Dan Sturm spent over Sunday in Topeka with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Deckwa
Phillip Ganriel
Dan Sturm
Topeka
Fox Fur Shipment From Icebound Vessel Reaches Fairbanks
White fox furs valued at 150000 dollars have been flown from the icebound vessel Nanuk to Fairbanks Alaska. The cargo represents a major wildlife trade shipment with the furs loaded for inland transport. The Nanuk remains the origin point for this notable Arctic wildlife commerce move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
Alaska
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Mildred
Bullaie
Mtn Ss
Frankie Foster
Jake ‘Lingle
Chicago Tribune
Los Angeles
Marvin Apler
Aling Hart
George Davis
Foster
Frank Fisher
Herman Walters
C. J. Winter
Calvert
Columbia, Mo
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Maria
Stony Point
Corliss
Clearfield
Schubert Funeral Home Ambulance
Shimmons Bros. Plumers and Electricians
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