Oklahoma primary vote ends amid runoff risk
Oklahoma City July 3 AP voters cast ballots in Democratic and Republican primaries for state, congressional and county offices. Leaders for governor included Anglin Marland Walton Berrying Burns and Homer Smith. Runoffs likely July 24 as many races exceed simple majority. Early turnout neared record levels with 400000 Democratic votes expected and about 75000 Republican ballots.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
William H
Murray
Anglin
B. W. Marland
Jack Walton
J. Berrying
Robert Burns
Homer Smith
Oklaoma City
W. B. Pine
Marland
W. W. Hastings
County Sends Twelve More Men to CCC Camps
A dozen Douglas county young men were accepted at Topeka yesterday for enrollment in CCC camps and seven more were sent to Topeka this morning to take the physical examinations. Applicants must be 18 to 25 years old, sound physically, and have dependents. Miss Mary E. Jamison, county poor commissioner, says many accepted will replace those leaving CCC camps. Interested youths can apply at Miss Jamison's courthouse office.
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Douglas County
Topeka
CCC
Mary E. Jamison
Lawrence Country Club Golf Results and Upcoming Matches
Twenty women competed in morning golf at Lawrence Country Club. Ruth Hoover led with a 37 low net. Ed Panchard won the blind bogey ball, and C C Stewart had the best total on holes one and five. Shawnee women will visit next Tuesday at 10. Local play includes poker hand scoring by C C Carl, a husband and wife tourney, Scotch foursomes, and an approach and putting contest slated through the day.
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Lawrence Country Club
Ruth Hoover
Ed Penchard
C. C. Stewart
Shawnee Country Club
Lawrence
Art Anderson
C. C. Carl
C.C
Test Your Knowledge 1 Age of reform questions in old quiz style
A sequence of trivia prompts asks about reform movements the Morning Star style, whether the Sun is a star, Vladimir de Pachmann birthplace, a contraction for God Be With You, the term for morality science, who was taller Washington or Lincoln, a widgeon definition, why Roquefort is named, who named the Pacific, and the strait linking Lakes Huron and Michigan.
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Vladimir de Pachmann
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Lakes Huron
Michigan
Check Up Results in Gratitude Message From Nazi Leader
Adolf Wagner issues a statement thanking loyal supporters as the regime probes the Boehm plot and disposes of storm troopers suspected of links to the conspiracy. The article outlines three rebel circles around Boehm, von Schleicher, and Klausener, plus Papen’s rumored truce with Hitler and looming resignations.
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Adolf Wagner
Wagner
Boehm
Hitler
Ernst Boehm
Storm Troops
Kurt von Schleicher
Herr Klausener
Catholic Action Party
Storm
Reichswehr
von Schleicher
Germany
Klausener
von Papen
Goering
Deaths and Funerals: Emmitt Kennedy Wilbur Profound Notices
Funeral services were held for Mrs. A G Emmitt 61 near Lake View with burial at Oak Hill cemetery. Surviving siblings include L Courtney Lawrence F L Courtney of Oklahoma and Iva Courtney Smithfield Tex plus D Horkmans Lawrence. Also noted: Josephine McCoy death at 817 East Thirteenth Street with services to be announced. Clarence Liming Kennedy of North Hollywood Calif died from automobile injuries. Survived by wife daughter Marjorie and siblings Dr A R Kennedy Charles T Kennedy H L Kennedy. Florence Spicer Wilbur funeral held for 85 year old widow of Civil War veteran with burial at Ellsworth. survived by daughter Lena A Spicer Wilbur.
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A. G. Emmitt
Lake View
Rumsey’s
Oak Hill Cemetery
Tex
D. Horkmans
Lawrenc
Josephine McCoy
East Thirteenth Street
Clarence Liming Kennedy
North Hollywood
Calif
Marjorie
J. R. Ulrich
A. R. Kennedy
Charles T. Kennedy
Lawrence
H. L. Kennedy
Ottawa
Mr. Kennedy
L. J. and
Amanda Todd Kennedy
Florence Spicer Wilbur
Mother Bickerdyke
Ellsworth
Wilbur
Lena A. Spicer Wilbur
Pushing Lone Star Lake Project Advances Plans
The Lone Star lake push in Douglas county gains momentum as the Chamber of Commerce reports progress with state officials in Topeka. Cabin-site sales will raise funds, Kansas receives half a million dollars monthly for water conservation, and the project awaits approval to begin this fall with strong interest from state fish and game officials.
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Chamber of Commerce
Lone Star Lake
Topeka
Douglas County
Kansas
Meanest man in Lawrence nabs pans and fire danger grows
Local tip names a man as a humorous candidate for meanest in Lawrence after he stole two pans for birds from a lawn. Authorities warn parents to supervise children as dry weather raises grass-fire risk. A prison receipt mix up wrongly shows John Callahan as the inmate. Ed Winters was actually sent to Lansing for life under the habitual criminal act.
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Lawrence
John Callahan
District Court
Jack Dunkley
Kansas State
Lansing
Ed Winters
Winters
Callahan
Cars Take 61 Lives Heavy Accident Toll in Missouri
The May accident report from Missouri state highway department shows 61 deaths, with 33 instant and 28 from injuries. There were 625 accidents causing 763 injuries, including 30 on state highways, and hit and run drivers involved in 29 incidents.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
State Highway Department
Kennedy Named Regulatory Commission Chairman
Washington July 3 AP A warning on Kennedy's senate confirmation hinges on stock market enforcement. Democratic financier and Roosevelt ally Joseph P Kennedy elected chairman of the regulatory commission amid debate over his Wall Street activities and possible opposition from Sen Fletcher who and others will watch his performance closely.
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Washington
Joseph P. Kennedy
Senate
Kennedy
Roosevelt
Regulatory Commission
White House
Ferdinand Pecora
Wall Street
Pedgre
Fletcher
D Fla
Banking Committee
Florida
Miller denied permission for non political address at Topeka picnic
Charles E. Miller a Democratic gubernatorial hopeful said he was barred from speaking at a Topeka Fourth of July event after park commissioner Harry Snyder refused to allow any candidate to address the crowd. Snyder stated no political or non political addresses would be given in city parks and noted Omar B. Ketchum the other Topeka mayoral candidate was also restricted. Miller said he would appear later in July possibly at an outdoor gathering near the capitol dome.
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Amsterdam
Germany
Doorn
Hitler
Berlin
Boehm
Courts of Justice
von Papen
Paul von Hindenburg
Dapper von Papen
Hindenburg
Reichswehr
Altho
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Prussia
Tonganoxie
Kan
Charles E. Miller
Harry Snyder
Topeka
Miller
Toeka
Omar B. Ketchum
Odérese
Capitol Dome
Commincioney
Gnudie
Snyder
Brutal Nazi warning targets Catholic priests in Upper Silesia
In Ratibor Germany on July 3 AP reports governor Helmut Brueckner of Silesia delivered a blunt warning that firing squads could meet priests who conspire against the regime. He labeled priests sensitive and urged action against misbelievers while claiming religious processions must end after Corpus Christi. The Catholic population reacted with alarm.
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Ratibor
Helmut Brueckner
Silesia
Berlin
Deutsche Zeittung
Germany
Upper Silesia
Brueckner
Hitler
Learch
TO OPEN DROUTH CAMP Leavenworth as Missouri program HQ
Leavenworth Kansas to host a permanent drought relief camp for about 1400 CCC workers once enrollment finishes. Major William C. Rose says Fort Leavenworth will serve as Missouri area HQ while Fort Riley handles Kansas. Veterans enrollment began with quotas: Kansas 855 Missouri 1473 Nebraska 2103 Oklahoma 352.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Drouth
CCC
Fort Leavenworth
William C. Rose
Missouri
Kansas
Fort Riley
Leavenworth District
Veterans Administration
Browth Area
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Lawyer Seeks New Trial for Slayer Anna Antonio
Daniel H. Prior defending Mrs. Anna Antonio, accused of slaying her husband, argued before County Judge Earl H. Gal with a plea for a new trial after twice facing the electric chair proposed by Governor Lehman.
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Ain
Ibany, N
Daniel H. Prior
Anna Antonio
Lehman
Stan
Earl H. Gal Gestepins
Rioting Breaks Out as Port Strikes Escalate in San Francisco
Rioting erupted along the San Francisco waterfront when two trucks attempted to reopen a strike-locked port. Police used tear gas as strikers fought back, and an officer fired a shotgun over the crowd. Hand-to-hand clashes continued amid high temperatures.
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San Francisco
Heat Records Reported in Wellington and Wichita
Wellington and Wichita saw extreme heat today with 104 degrees in Wellington and 99 in Wichita. Forecasters suggested a potential 100 degree reading later in the day as the heat wave continued across Kansas.
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Wellington
Wichita
Kan
Knowledge Hill Club Hosts June Gathering with Several Members
The Knowledge Hill community club met Wednesday with Mrs. John Canary present. June 27 attendees included Mrs. Grant Cox Clough Francis Thiry Jane way Ricé and Murphy. A July 18 meeting with Mrs. Joe Clough was scheduled. The girls club met with Virginia Grant learning lemonade making and contests won by Zada Wilks and Idella Cox. A shower for Mr. and Mrs. William Hornberger followed at the Rice home with a mock wedding featuring Jimmie Rice and Joann Clough. Numerous families attended and various games and prizes were noted.
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Knowledge Hill Community Club
John
Canary
Grant
Cox
Clough
Francis Thiry
Janeway
Ricé
Murphy
Joe Clough
Virginia Grant
Idella Cox
Joann Clough
Wilma
Lee Johnson
Alwinna Thiry
Zada Wilks
Ruby Athey
Zada
William Hornberber
Wm. Rice
Jimmie Rice
Keith Grant
John Grant
Beulah Janeway
William Hornberger
Hornberger
Earl Janeway Lind_son
W. H. Weeks
Loyd Kinnett
Lawrence
George
Gladys
Jacka
Lafawn
Ray
Kent
Glenn Coluburn
John Thiry
Francis
Clifford Thiry
Baldwin News Notables Attend Schumann Heink Concert
In Lawrence, Mr and Mrs Gilbert M Gander and their niece Miss Merle Fischer joined others to hear the Schumann Heink concert at the University auditorium. Phillip Barnthouse of Grover Colorado visited Baldwin friends. he is Baker Class of 1934. Lawrence Piersal of Kansas City drove to Baldwin with his mother Mrs Elinor Piersal who stayed with relatives Martha Cowgill and Margaret Dickinson. Marjorie Pickett and Mildred Slaton of Kansas City spent the weekend at Alpha Chi Omega house. Mr and Mrs Donald Lidikay of Bronson announced the birth of Donna Louise Thursday morning June 28 at St Luke's hospital Kansas City. Both parents are Baker grads and mother was Pauline Dack of Cherryvale before marriage. Mr Lidikay is finishing his master's degree.
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Gilbert M. Gander
Merle Fischer
Lawrence
University Auditorium
Philip Barnthouse
Grover
Colo
Baldwin
Baker
Lawrence Piersal
Kansas City
Elinor Piersal
Martha Cowgill
Margaret Dickinson
Marjorie Pickett
Mildred Slaton
Alpha Chi Omega House
Donald Lidikay
Bronson
Donna Louise
St. Luke's Hospital
Pauline Dack
Cherryvale
Lidikay
Summer School At KU Prompts Baldwin Home Stay
The University of Kansas summer session will bring students to Baldwin for the period. A family reunion gathers at Rev. and Mrs. W. C. Harper’s home on South Eighth Street with Dr. and Mrs. Earl Harper and their children, and other relatives from Evansville, Oklahoma City, and Evansville guest Grace Sickmann. Hospital and community notes include whooping cough in Harold Chubb’s family, a fraternal visit by Miss Edna Wilson, and recent funeral services for Frank Cowgill at Stewart-Barnett, with burial at Oakwood.
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University of Kansas
Baldwin
W. C. Harper
South Eighth Street
Earl Harper
Hugh
Shirley Ann
Craig
Evansville
Ind
Ford Harper
Patricia
David
Oklahoma City
Okla
Grace Sickmann
James . Chubb
Everly
Hattie Mae Parsons
Harwood School For Girls
Albuquerque
N. M
Edna Edwards
James S. Chubb
Charles E. Beeks
Cowgill
Elinor Pierson
Kansas City
Estelle Hays
Spokane
Wash
Margaret Dickinson
Martha Cowgill
Mildred Wilder Gilliland
Lorna Jean
van Buren
Ark
J.M. Wilder
Flickinger
Morrill
Stanley Flickinger
Gilbert Mr. Gander
Wood
Elmdale
L. T. Dack
Lucille
Donald Lidikay
Donna Louise
St. Luke's Hospital
First Methodist Church Activities And Guests In Baldwin
The Sunday school elected officers with Alta Jenkins as president and Frances Shaffer as vice president. The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society plans a meeting this week in the church chapel. Vernon Denton of Great Bend visited and stayed with relatives in Baldwin. On July 15 Rev. Valentine A. Nickel will preach at both services and on July 22 the American Osteopathic Association will conduct memorial services for Dr. Andrew Still. A. L. Sawyer and family have returned to Wisconsin after visiting Baldwin.
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Thelma Ann Wallace
Kansas City
Pearl Barber
First Methodist Church
Flora Ricketts
Alta Jenkins
Frances Shaffer
Mary Margaret Williams
Barbara Bailey
Frances Nelson
Woman's Foreign Missiona Society
Vernon Denton
Great Bend
Vernon
Baldwin
Bebous
James 8. Chubb
Valentine A. Nickel
Nickel
Methodist
Walnut
American Osteopathic Association
Andrew Still
Osteopathy
A. L. Sawyer
Monroe
Wis
Local visitors spend time with Independence and Garnett families
Todd and Miss Wilma Wood of Independence and Miss Bernice McNeal of Tola were guests of Misses Lucy and Helen Ban. Mr. and Mrs. W H Ponton returned to St. Louis after visiting sister Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock and relatives in Garnett.
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Ra Todd
Wilma Wood
Independence
Bernice McNeal
Tola
Lucy
Helen Ban
W. H. Ponton
St. Louis
Thomas Hitchcock
Garnett
Dead Doctor Heals Stomach Ailments From Beyond the Grave
A ghostly tale claims a deceased doctor invented a stomach remedy called Udga Trantmest, promising relief for ulcers, indigestion, acid reflux, and bloating. The ad asserts thousands of letters praise the prescription and offers free samples by mail, with a satisfaction guarantee from a local drug firm.
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Udea
Udga
Luke Foot-Schulse Widg
Bt. Paul
Ming
Toney
Round Corner Grug Ce
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Jewish Telegraph Agency
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Drouth Camp
San Fistelsco
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Altna-Ize
Trumbull
Insurance Agency
Neerig Renee
Rumsey Funeral Home
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The
First National Bank
First Savings Bank
Lawrence, Kansas
U.S
Federal Reserve Bank Redemption Fund
George Docking
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