Crossroads in Antitrust Plans
Washington july 5 up congress may decide between two 25 year old antitrust paths. one would license interstate trade to supplement antitrust laws, the other create or empower a federal commission to police multistate business, echoing ideas floated by taft roosevelt and carnegie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Taft
Elbert H. Gary
Theodore Roosevelt
Andrew Carnegie
Commission
Federal Trade Commission
Bureau of Corporations
Goliaths of Industry
Federal Corporation Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
O’mahoney
D-Wyo
Borah
R-Ida
Gary
United States Steel Corporation
James A. Farrell
Nats Name All Star Lineup With Vander Meer To Start
Reds star Johnny Vander Meer is listed as the starting pitcher for the National League in the All-Star Game to be played tomorrow in Cincinnati. Vernon Gomez, Lefty Gomez, is slated to pitch three innings against Vander Meer, while Stan Hack Billy Herman Ival Goodman Joe Medwick Mel Ott Ernie Lombardi Frank McCormick Leo Durocher and Vander Meer headline the NL lineup. The Americans favor Gomez Allen Grove and Grove with Danning filling for Phelps as coach Jimmy Wilson replaces Frisch.
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Cincinnati
Reds
Johnny Vander Meer
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Vander Meer
Vernon
Lefty
Stan Hack
Chicago
Billy Herman
Ival Goodman
Joe Medwick
St. Louis
Mel Ott
New York
Ernie Lombardi
Frank McCormick
Leo Durocher
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Bob Feller
Gomez
Johnny Allen
Bob Grove
Boston Red Sox
Terry
Harry Danning
Giants
Babe Phelps
Jimmy Wilson
Phillies
Frank Frisch
Cardinals
Bill Dickey
Battery
Red Rolfe
Joe DiMaggio
Jimmie Foxx
Joe Cronin
Red Sox
Charley Gehringer
Tigers
Earl Averill
Bob Johnson
Athletics
DiMaggio
Decoration Around 4.7 Gun In Southpark Progresses
Independence Day visitors noted most boulders in place and a flag atop a new pole behind the 4.7 gun. City engineer Ben Babb said additional work and decorations remain to be completed.
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Southpark
Ben Babb
Test Your Knowledge Quiz on Classified Page Answers
A reader exercises seven trivia questions on chemistry war citizenship geography and tools. The page hints that the answers appear on the classified section.
Local Republican Candidate Opperman Seeks County Superintendent Nomination
Superintendent candidate Kermit Opperman, a Douglas county native and Lawrence High School 1929 graduate, earned an A.B. from the University of Kansas in 1933 and is pursuing a master of arts degree. He has taught at Leavenworth Junior College and Haskell Institute in the commercial department.
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Kermit Opperman
Douglas County
Lawrence High School
University of Kansas
Leavenworth
Haskell Institute
Lyon No. 1 Well Extends Pulliam Gas Field South
Lyons Kansas July 5 The No 1 Lyon well of Drillers Gas company and Darby Petroleum corporation flow estimated 50 000 000 feet a day and appears to extend the Pulliam gas field 1½ miles southward. The well came in with a roar as the cement plug was drilled out and will be completed tomorrow. The Lyon lies 14½ miles south of Atlantic's No 1 Pulliam and north of Shell's No 1 Maughlin. Sulphur content matches the Pulliam gas.
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Lyons
Kan
Lyon
Drillers Gas Company
Darby Petroleum Corporation
Pulliam
Rice County
Atlantic
Shell
Maughlin
Cities Service Company
Fireworks ban leads Omaha youth to slingshot flare
In Omaha on July 5 a youth prohibited from shooting fireworks fired a slingshot instead. A direct hit struck Detective Sergeant William Birch, landing the shooter in jail alongside his father who argued loudly at the scene.
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Omaha
Neb
William Birch
Immune Port offer eyed amid Franco British moves
New York July 5 Franco proposes making Almeria immune port for British trade with Spanish loyalists a move linked to Mussolini and Chamberlain. The scheme appears aimed at easing pressure from critics and altering war dynamics while Britain studies the idea and possible new laws of war.
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New York
Francisco Franco
Franco
Mussolini
England
Chamberlain
Europe
Rome-Berlin
Anthony Eden
Hitler
Almeria
Mediterranean
France
Conservative Farmer MPs Meet Over Food Policy
London reports Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain called an influential group of conservative farmer MPs to a food conference as defense policy is debated. A late night conservative committee meeting protested his opposition to home production to meet Britain’s entire needs.
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London
Neville Chamberlain
House of Commons
Chamberlain
Conservative Party
Great Britain
Vatican Paper Denounces Anti Jewish Propaganda
L'Osservatore Romano decries anti Jewish propaganda as unworthy of twenty centuries of Christian civilization. It urges caution against false accusations and notes Austria curbs exposing them with rewards and a lamp lit for truth.
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Vatican City
Vatican
L’osservatore Romano
Christ
Austria
Diogenes
Lawrence Big Six softball action opens second half
In Lawrence the Big Six softball league resumes the second half of a double round robin at K U with Monday and Wednesday games. Haskell held a summer picnic for 120 students and staff followed by fireworks. Firefighters quelled a trash fire on Arkansas street. Former Kansas football player James Brazil toured Lawrence en route to Hays. The gas office thermometer hit 99 degrees in the afternoon.
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K. U
Haskell
Arkansas Street
James Brazil
University
Lawrence
Hays
Kan
Brazil
St. Louis
Oatman and Ritchie Duel in Kansas Golf Showdown
Dean Ritchie a Wichita medalist and Glenn Oatman of Lawrence meet in the upper bracket of the Kansas state golf tournament in Hutchinson. In the lower bracket Billy Jones and Jack Robertson of Wichita compete as ex Kansas champion Robertson advances, with Ritchie eliminating Ben Rishel and Oatman defeating Harry Kanatzar Jr. to reach the next round.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Dean Ritchie
Glenn Oatman
Lawrence
Missouri
Wichita
Billy Jones
Jack Robertson
Kansas
Oatman
Harry Kanatzar, Jr
Ben Ri
Milk Trust Probe Opens as Grand Jury Impanels
Federal Judge J Jes H Wilkerson began impaneling a grand jury to investigate a possible nationwide milk industry trust. Syracuse University plans a reenactment of the 1787 constitutional convention with students in period costumes.
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Chicago
J. Jes H. Wilkerson
Syracuse University
Ruling Friday on Davis Candidacy
Testimony questioned verification of petitioners and affidavits in a dispute over Davis governor candidacy. Davis and Rice clashed over records and evidence while Crain and election officials faced accusations of coercion and misrepresentation.
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Davis
John F.rees
Topeka
Potts
Rice
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
John T. Crain
Bourbon County
Crain
Kansas
State Supreme Court
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Gertrude Blackwelder
Mrs Gertrude Boughton Blackwelder 85 a University of Kansas 1875 graduate and Stanford 1890 former Chicago Women’s Club president and Hull House assistant died today at her Stanford home She is survived by her son Eliot Blackwelder head of Stanford geology and his wife Jean Bowersock daughter of the late Mr and Mrs J D Bowersock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude B. Blackwelder
Gertrude Boughton Blackwelder
University of Kansas
Stanford University
Chicago Women’s Club
Jane Addams
Hull House
Eliot Blackwelder
Jean Bowersock
J. D. Bowersock
Trade Treaty Ties Italy with Japan and Manchoukuo
Tokyo reports that Italy Japan and Manchoukuo signed a trade accord regulating trade and payments between Italy and the two eastern partners. Observers view the pact as linking Japan and Manchoukuo, created from Manchurian lands, as close allies despite prior claims of independence for Manchoukuo.
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Tokyo
Japan
Italy
Obesrvers
Manchoukuo
China
Cone
Tuffo Sentenced For Shoplifting At Montgomery Ward
Frank Tuffo of Cleveland Ohio was sentenced to 60 days in the county jail after pleading guilty to petit larceny. The incident occurred when he slipped two boxes of women's hose from Montgomery Ward and fled. Store manager B E Eells pursued and confronted him, leading to a brief scuffle before police arrived.
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B. E. Eells
Montgomery Ward
Frank Tuffo
Cleveland, CO
Donald S. Hults
Justice of Peace
Tuffo
Eells
Massachusetts Street
Hells
Hurd Motor Company
Thomas C. Davis
Topeka
University of Nebraska
Perkins Seeks British Labor Adjustment Model
Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins travels to London to study Britain’s 70 year old arbitration system and its habit driven approach to resolving labor disputes. She notes findings likely won’t change U.S. labor relations law and emphasizes reliance on custom over new statutes.
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London
Frances Perkins
Roosevelt
Britain
Perkins
Ward sermon opens Clinton Belvoir notes summer church events
The Rev. Ward spoke on truth at Sunday service. Choir practice for the junior choir is set for Friday evening with Mrs. Don Patton in charge. The Missionary Society meets Thursday afternoon July 14 at the church with Mrs. Emma Anderson and Mrs. Effie Kampschroeder as hostesses.
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Ward
Don Patton
The
Missionary Society
Emma Anderson
Effie Kampschroeder
Fred Dravis
Frank Denewiler
Santa Ana
Blythe
Calif
Lena Murphy
Dravis
Denewiler
Williams
Lawrence Memorial High School
Howard Kampschroeder
Hame
Six Corners
Charles Kampschroeder
Howard
Ebon Anderson
Norris death sentence commuted to life in Scottsboro case
Montgomery Alabama July 5 Governor Bibb Graves commuted to life imprisonment the death sentence of Clarence Norris one of the Scottsboro defendants. The action followed a recommendation from the Alabama board of pardons and comes after retrials last year in the widely publicized case. Three other defendants remain imprisoned. a fifth pleaded guilty to assault with intent to murder and received 20 years. Four were freed after six years in jail. Examination for Nurses notices include an Indian Field Service civil service exam for three nursing positions at Haskell with July 18 deadline.
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Montgomery
Ala
Bibb Graves
Clarence Norris
Scottsboro
Alabama Board of Pardons
Norris
Civil Service
Indian Field Service
Haskell
Civil Service Commission
De Molay Conference Opens in Kansas City
About 1000 delegates from nearly every state attended the four day founders conference of the Order of De Molay in Kansas City. The opening chapel service was led by Rev. Charles W. Gilkey dean of the University of Chicago chapel.
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de Molay
Kansas City
Union
The
Order of de Molay
Charles W. Gilkey
University of Chicago
List of names in a local social column
Harry Murphy and children, multiple Mrs names including Ernest Smith, Jude Anderson, Emma Anderson, Carter Anderson and daughters, Har ry Unger, Glenn Steele, Russell Harrell, Leo and Roberta, George Steele, Charles Belless, Opal and Louise, Tom Hout, Vivian and Nadine, Roy Bowen, Bessie Mumford and children, Ernest Kamp Schroeder and daughters, Fred Torneden and children appear in a community notice listing residents and families.
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Harry Murphy
Ernest Smith
Jude Anderson
Emma Anderson
Carter Anderson
Harry Unger
Glenn Steele
Russell Harrell
Leo
Roberta
George Steele
Charles Belless
Opal
Louise
Tom Hout
Vivian
Nadine
Roy Bowen
Bessie Mumford
Ernest Kampschroeder
Fred Torneden
Valley Chapel Social Round Includes Birthday Host
Mr and Mrs Roy Curtis and children visited Mr and Mrs Hugo Schellhorn for supper. Mrs John Banks and Mr Greenwood dined with Neal Banks family and Mrs Robbins called. Christian Endeavor met at Roy Puckett. Roy Curtis hosted Agnes birthday with guests Mrs Hugo Nieder and children Dean Carolyn and Mrs Carl Nieder and Henry.
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Roy Curtis
Hugo Schellhorn
John Banks
Mr. Greenwood
Neal Banks
Robbins
Christian Endeavor Society
Roy Puckett
Agnes
Hugo Nieder
Dean
Carolyn
Carl Nieder
Henry
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Copal
Five Forks
United States Asiatic’ Fleet
United States
Linkoping
Liszt
Oneida
New Well Blows Inn
Pulliam Field
Lawrence Lions Club
Colonial Tea Room
Cletus Lehman
Reno
Arthur Dreyer
Chester Baldwin
Harley Dean
Jake Brubaker
Oliver Hadley
Lois May
Oliver Dean Hadley
Cowen
Lois Etta
Eva Kuhns
Ida Dade
Harry Hood
Dorothy
Jimmy
Arthur Kuhns
Edgar Kuhns
Phillip
Donna
Rose Baldwin
James Duncan
Harold
Lola
Ruth
Friend
Henry Welch
Eudora
Henry Damm
Mae Jean
Big Springs
A. B. Stanwix
Pleasant Valley
Laura Claxton
Martha Demeritt
Fred Baldwin
Moreland
Thelma
Laverne Kampschroeder
Roy Harrell
Ray Harrell
Betty
Edith
Doris
Attis Hines
Leslie Demeritt
Martha
Mary
Arthur Iesh
Harold Hodges
Harold Herschel
Clinton-Belvoir
C. W. Schubert
Corinthians
Tsaa
Schubert
New Hampshire St
Scottsborro
Dr. Alexander
Financial Statement
Douglas County Building & Loan Association
Douglas
State of
Ness
Federal Home Loan
Federal Home Loan Bank
FHA
Federal Insurance Reserve Reserve
John C. Emick
Pearl Emick
Arthur S. Peck
Notary Public
Valley Chapel
Jay S. Parker
Manley
INS. Agcy
M. C. Manley
Gene Glahan
Estes & Co
Kansas Municipal Bonds
Kansas Utility Stocks
Kansas Electric Power Company
Mass
Funk
Massachusetts
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