Royal commemorates 36th anniversary with thanksgiving service
July 6 AP Today King George and Queen Mary receive felicitations on their 36th wedding anniversary. A public thanksgiving service at Westminster Abbey is planned with limited seats for royal family and diplomats. The ceremony recalls earlier royal services and will be followed by processions and prayers across the empire.
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Midon
George
Mary
Loyoy
Westminster
Abbbey
Pe Tajesty
Thatchbishop
Canterbury
George III
Edward VII
Prince of Wales
St. James Palace
Duke of York
Thon of
Clarence
Four men charged with murder in Tecumseh raid
Four men including federal prohibition agent W W Thomason faced murder charges in the shooting of James Harris and Lowery near the Harris farm. Jeff B Harris admitted firing, claiming he shot after Harris raised a gun. Harris died after a deathbed statement saying he surrendered.
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Tecumseh
Okla
W. W. Thomason
Prohibition Enforcement
Tal
James Harris
Scat Lowery
Harris Farm
Here
Jeff B. Harris
Thomason
Tomewis
Jack ‘Williams
Doran
Washington
Reede-Monbruh
Ob Jama
H. “K." Hyde
United States
Qkia
Homa City
Lewis and Williams
Harris
Thel Farmer
Abroad on oil problem is probed
New York July 6 AP The New York Times reports a committee of American petroleum executives is traveling abroad to discuss world oil industry problems with European interests The talks cover export price adjustments friction between American and foreign oil interests and a plan for worldwide production curtailment The conference aims to reconcile differences over gasoline export prices as European producers push higher base prices The party headed by the Texas congressman and including James Moffett of Standard Oil and George P Whaley of Vacuum Oil sails on Sunday night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Times
Amerigent Petroleum
Aleady
Europe
James
Mof- Tets
Standard-Oil Company of
New Jersey
George P. Whaley
Vacuum Oil-company
Aquitania
Akers to Plead Guilty in Missouri Case Trial Monday
Kansas City July 6 AP The United States district attorney said Manny Akers, serving time in Leavenworth, agreed to plead guilty to operating a gambling ring in Independence Missouri. The trial location is St. Joseph as part of the same case with prior tampering allegations and a pending sentence of two years.
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AKERS
St. Joseph
Kansas’ City
Zited States District
Ffi
Manny Akera
Leaven- Worth Federal Penitentiary
Independence
Sir Joseph
Two Vehicle Collisions Reported in Lawrence
Lawrence police reported two collisions yesterday and this morning. Both incidents damaged cars but caused no injuries. Rex D. Mathew and a potato buyer stopped at Bridge Hotel area collided at Fifteenth and Delaware Streets. William Price of 428 Forrest Street was involved in another crash. Mrs. C. W. Baker of Kingman Kansas said her car was driven into a ditch after a truck side swiped it on a highway near Lawrence.
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Lawrence
Ahd
Cers
Fldridge
William Price
Forrest Street
Fifteenth
Delaware Streets
W.’ Baker
Kingman
Kan
The
Government move to tighten airworthiness rules for planes
Washington reports a broad government action to raise airworthiness standards for aircraft. The department of commerce will require new tests and stronger construction rules, including destructive material tests, more cabin exits, higher propeller ground clearance, and detailed engine installation specs. The move follows a chamber of commerce study noting 38 changes and aims to cover most U S manufacturers with new type certificate requirements.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Chambers.of, Commerce
United States
Oil Field Notes and Local News From Kansas
Kansas oil reports show Greenwood county leading with ten of 38 first-state reports. Sedgwick and Butler-Sumner regions follow as Miles and Ras mentions appear. A fourth producer joins the Robbins pool in Sedgwick at No 1 Nolan by Shel Petroleum. earnings noted in minutes. Also a 20 year old Chicago man, Ray Kolwaitys, jailed for forgery in Lawrence after cashing a forged check. Marriage licenses issued to Haworth Boggs and Ryan with McKee noted. international Christian Endeavor to meet in San Francisco. Illinois farms receive electric service.
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Wishita Kan
Greenwood County
Kansas
Sedgewick County
Butler
Sumner
Cowley
Wichita
Kan
Robbins
Sedgwick
Nolan
Shel Petroleum Company
Jewell
Ray Kolwaitys
Chicago
State Reformatory
Hugh Means
Kolwaitys
Kolwejtys
County Oficers
H.W. Marshall
Central ‘Produce Company
Massachusetts Street
L.h.menger
Victor R. Haworth
Oma L. Boggs
Kansas City
Orville Ryan
Conception
Grace McKee
Lawrence
Menger
Cleveland pilots set world endurance flight record
Cleveland Ohio July AP holders Roy L Mitchell and Byron K Newcomb rested after 174 hours 59 seconds aloft in a record flight from a week earlier. They exceeded the prior mark by 1 hour 28 minutes and 5 seconds amid an electrical storm and a chaotic landing crowd. Ernest Basham secured refueling while plane City of Cleveland and crew faced hazards, and one spectator Steve Kusko 16 died amidst the rush.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Roy L. Mitchell
Byron K. Newcomb
Reginald ‘Nonin
James ‘Kelley
Wyarinese
Newcomb
Ernest Basham
City of
Meg
Steve Kusko
Mitchell
Missouri Artillery to Camp Here Monday Night
Sixty members of Battery A 125th Field Artillery Missouri National Guard left St Louis armory by ten trucks for Fort Riley Kansas for the annual summer encampment. The unit will camp tonight at Columbia and be joined by the Columbia National Guard. On Sunday it will meet the Mexico unit at Boonville and proceed to a farm near Kansas City for the night, then camp at Lawrence on Monday night before arriving at Fort Riley Tuesday.
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St. Louis
125Th Field Artillery
Missouri National Guard
Fort Riley
Kans
Columbia
Columbia National Guard
Boonville
Mexico
Kansas City
Lawrence
Kaw
C. Stewart
Marion
Elmdale
Dorothy
Louis Culp
Elizabeth TF. Hicko
Culp
Ruth Hickac
Gala Coffelt
May Coffe
Edward T. Riling
Frank G. Benedict
New York
F. M. Benedict
Tulsa
Okla
Benedict
Ivan Rowe
Sally
Tonjent
Evanston
Rowe
Ja Oei Fischer
H. J. Huge
Ludington
Mich
Toeka
George J. Kirchoff Jr
A. L. Kirchoff
Baby
Green Mountain Falls
Golo
George A Aie Ih
Geor J. Kirchoff, Jr
A.kirchoff
Tom Sweeney
Tommy
Anna Sweeney
Los Angeles
California
Solon Errary
Fairbury
Neb
Marie Woodruff
Albert
B. Fincham
Pratt
Fincham Hame
Mdale
A Revetanl T
Jane Issue Published for Graduate Magazine at KU Alumni
The Jane issue of the Graduate magazine for KU alumni was released yesterday. Edited by Fred Ellsworth the issue includes a full report with pictures of the recent commencement exercises at the University. It highlights reunions and features group portraits of attendees and lists books and writings by university faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U
Fred Ellsworth
Aldmnn
Pepe
Embargo talk ridiculed by railroad officials
Dispatches from Topeka reported Governor Clyde Heed may press an embargo on terminals due to wheat congestion, but railroad officials and the board of trade dismissed the idea as groundless. G C Dean of the American Railway Association and George Hogle of the board of trade echoed the denial, saying no terminal congestion exists.
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Furthinsom
Kan
Topeka
Clyde
Hutchinson
G. C. Dean
American Railway Association
Hogle
Board of Trade
BekeRee Abita Dd
Alumni Secretary Ellsworth Rejoins University Ties
Fred Ellsworth the alumni secretary of the University returned from Canada where he attended the National Association of Alumni Secretaries meeting at the Royal Muskoka Hotel Lake Rosseau last week He was named chairman of the meeting of state university alumni and led discussions on problems and policies On the trip he visited several cities and met University alumni in Chicago Detroit and St Louis A Detroit gathering at Hotel Fort Shelby drew fifty plus graduates Ordon Saunders led K U songs and Paul Endacott one of Kansas greatest players presided at the Detroit function Ellsworth notes revived Detroit alumni and plans to send two delegations to Homecoming and Urbana Illinois in October Kansas and Illinois football meet in Chicago area events to follow
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Fred Ellsworth
Canada
National Association of Alumni
Royal Muskoka Hotel
Lake Rosseau
State University
Atlantic Hotel
Lowell Grady
George Hollingberry
Bates Huffaker
Edward Callender
Victor Walling
Don Davis
Norman Miller
Detroit
Paul Endacott
K.us
Ordon Saunders
K. U
Fort Shelby
Ellsworth
Lords of
Chicago
St.Louis
Urbana
Kansas
Illinois
Jrom
St. Louis
Haley
Gridiron
Missouri City
Ae ' A
Unsettled Weather With Rain Likely Across Kansas
Skies were mostly clear in the west and cloudy in the east as scattered showers moved across Kansas. The heaviest rain, 1.14 inches, fell at Salina with a severe storm accompanying the shower. Forecast calls for more showers this afternoon or tonight in the southeast and extreme east, and mostly tomorrow.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Salina
Goodland
Dodge City
Ob ‘Tribune
Garden City
Hays
Hanover
Mercury
Macksville
Feibune
Jury to Probe Slayings in Kansas City Bank of Guns
A Kansas City jury will investigate the June 23 gun battle that killed Ben Barrett of Chicago and Arthur Hartman of St. Louis in front of a South Side hotel. Memphis gambler Neill Kerens Pumphrey was absolved of blame and released after being wounded. Pumphrey claimed the shooting followed an argument over Barrett’s involvement with a proposed airplane hangar project and denied taking part in the fight.
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Kansas City
John ¥. Hill
Neill Kerens Pumphrey
Memphis
Pl Pumphrey
Ben Barrett
Chicago
Arthur Hartman
St. Louis
Pumphrey
an_arsoument
Barretti
Pi Beta Phi elects Virginia Hutson president of Eta province
Local Pi Beta Phi members and friends note Virginia Hutson has been named president of Eta province overseeing active chapters in Kansas Colorado Nebraska Utah and Wyoming. Announcement made yesterday at the sorority's national convention in Pasadena Hutson attends as a Lawrence Jahtmnne chapter delegate.
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Pi Beta Phi
Virginia Hutson
Eta
Kansas
Colorado
Nebraska
Utah
Wyoming
Pasadena
Cax
Saturday Radio Program Lineup and Schedules
A scattered listing of radio time slots includes music acts, weather forecasts, and programs such as Longines Correct Time and The Friendly Hour. Also noted are health notices about an Expectant Mothers Clinic at the new city hall, plus a mix of pianists, choirs, and orchestral performances throughout the afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Klein
Pickard Farmtty
Henry
New City Hall
Tonganoxia Ris
McGrew
Whittall Anglo
Paul Zam
Liebestraum
Cesare Sotee
m—Tone Picturés
Lew White
Ghofisters
Baldwin
Arene Jay
Oxy and His-Gang
White House
Edison
Southpaw
Longihes
Ecoment Musicale
Pioneer Ames radio station WOI serves Iowa farmers
WOI Ames owned and operated since April 1922 is praised as a service station for Iowa listeners. Director W. I. Griffith and announcer A. G. Woollfries guide market reports at 6 30 am with farm talks by college experts and homemakers on home economics. The station relies on leased wire from the U S department of agriculture and attracts farmer letters about marketing timing benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Towa
WOI
Iowa State College
Iowa
W. I. Griffith
A. G
Woollfries
United States Department of Agriculture
Radio Is Newspaper to Fishermen at Sea
Gloucester Massachusetts AP notes radio stations WEPS and WHDH serve fishermen far offshore by delivering weather market prices news and family updates. The broadcasts act as the sea faring press for mariners cut off from other communication methods while the market news greatly influences port activity and catch value.
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Gloucester
Mass
Newland
WEPS
Whdh of
North Atlantic
Terture
Air Station Tale and Radio Programs Schedule
Radio interviews with interesting Dersnalings are aired each Tuesday and Thursday noon on KMBC Kansas City. David Mendoza becomes musical director for an 8 half hour salon program on WABG Tuesdays at night. Lois Bennett to sing the first program. A new series Historic Trials on WEAF starts with Socrates trial for blasphemy. The Family Goes Abroad comedy to air Friday July 12 on WEAF. Boy Scout radio classes begin with KSTP engineers. Noon broadcasts from USDA and agriculture groups begin July 8 origin from Washington and Chicago with NBC stations nationwide. Gillette Blades radio debut Friday July 5 8 30 to 9 p.m. EDST on WJZ and affiliated NBC stations, Graham McNamee commenting.
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David Mendoza
WABG
Lois Bennett
WEAF
Socrates
Paris
Ree
Pacific Coast
United States Department of Agriculture
NBC
Washington
Chicago
Rockies
Atlantic Coast
Gillette Blades
EDST
WJZ Ay Associated
National Broadcasting Company
Gillette Safety Razlor Company
Graham. McNamee
Sporting Hall of Fame
Ruept
Crossword puzzle scraps from yesterday’s page mixed with garbled clues
Puzzle fragment shows scattered crossword clues and stray letters including references to continents tubers conundrums explorers and biblical terms. Several entries are incomplete or corrupted with stray symbols and misprints hindering firm solutions.
Patt Brothers Lean to Radio Announcing
AP reports the Patt family remains a radio fixture at WDAF in Kansas City. Jimmy Patt, 17, announces baseball scores after school and serves as a handyman with daily broadcasting duties. His elder brother John helped start WDAF seven years ago and is now assistant director of WJR Detroit. Ralph Patt’s early experience led him to an announcer job at KFKU while he studied at the University of Kansas.
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Frank Albert’ “Neustifter
Frank Albert Neustifter
Eudora
Memorial Hospital
Holy Family
Charles Neu
Neustifter
Mary Bradley
Wilder
Kansas
William Neustifter
Lawrence
Frances
Edward
Kansas City
Patt
WDAF
Jimmy Patt
John
WJR
Detroit
Ralph
KFKU
The
University of Kangat
Synchronize Beacons Begin on Great Lakes System
Detroit AP reports all radio beacon stations on the Great Lakes began July 1 operating on new synchronized frequencies to prevent interference. Daily operating periods codes and intervals have changed with an additional daily patrol. Stations airstate simultaneously from 11 45 a m to noon and continue thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Great Lakes
Salt Lake Organ on Air to Broadcast From Tabernacle
AP reports Bishop Sylvester Q. Cannon and Latter Day Saints officials reached NBC deal to air weekly coast to coast programs from the Mormon Tabernacle Salt Lake City. Organ and Tabernacle Choir to be televised. launch planned for July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt ‘Lake City
Sylvester Q. Cannon
Saints Church
NBC
Mormon Tabernacle
Mammoth
the Tabernacle
OsKaloosa Travel and Legion Auxiliary Dinner For Veterans
Mr and Mrs Jess Sheldon drove to St Joseph i last week taking Mr and Mrs N Perry to join a bus trip toward Plymouth Ohio The Legion Auxiliary held a 6 oclock dinner at Larner Segrave hall honoring Civil War veterans The hall featured flags flowers and banglacts An ensemble of Miss Margaret Roberts cello Miss Ona Mae Larner violin and Mrs Jennie Davis piano performed The event included a guest list with many local residents and Emma Larner and Lou Seagraves noted as gold star mothers The evening closed after a two course dinner
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Jess Sheldon
St. Josephi
N. Perry
Ohio
Des Moines
Chicago
Plymouth
Margaret, Roberts
Ona Mae Larner
Jennie Davis
W. D. Monroe
James Morrow
Caddie Patrick
James Slusser
Wiz Sh
Veterans honor community program at hall
The group directed by Miss Eliner presented a WWII veterans event with a meal, songs, recitations, and readings. Mrs Decker reminded the old soldiers of the tradition of placing flowers on graves, two young girls pinned roses on soldiers and widows, and James Shrader spoke for Jules Williams post noting 5 of 104 Civil War men attended.
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Eliner
Decker
James Shrader
Jules Williams Post
Marian“ Sellers
Sellers
Childen
Betty Jean Frazier
Martin Jenkins
Billy Frazier
Johnnie Hoskinson
Comerades
Roscoe Jenkins
Vic Shrader
Comrade Shrader
Ihem
Sene
Moulin Rouge and Breakers at Patee Theatre This Week
Week at Patee Theatre features July schedule with Elva Chekova in Moulin Rouge Paris London production Monday. Marguerite Livingston and Holmes Herbert in Among the Breakers Tuesday. Wednesday shows The Freck led Rascal and What a Wife with Curiosities. Thursday offers Vatee of the Storm, Mickey's Last, Chicago After Midnight. Friday not shown, SaturdayJack Dougherty in The Body Punch with comedies and Kinogram News.
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Olva Chekova
Paris
London
Marguerite Livingston
Holmes Herbert
South Sea
Owen Davis
Sitda
Sparky
Lurde
Kinogram
Fazz Barton
Rascal
Caet
Mickey
Helen Jerrome Eddy
Chicago
Ainogram News
Jack Dougherty
Eyes Warning Ad Prompting Safe Health Exams
A health oriented public notice urges readers to have eye examinations soon. The message emphasizes safety, efficiency, and nerves, urging action with a brief prompt about scheduling a vision check. No specific venue or date is provided in the readable text.
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Royal Navy
Duke of Clarence
Mary Victor
Sandingham
Norfolk
Federal
Oklahoma
Ray Kolwajtye
San Francisco
International Christian Endeavor
San’ Francisco
Aig
Ian
Haye
Electric
Servie
Basham
Dale Dryer
James Hayden
Lea Miller
le Miller
Seminole
Rumsey Funeral Home
Harry Gordon
Highland Park Cemetery
Ottawa
Lulu Miller
Harry Miller
Fred Miller
Agnes Scott
W. Nelson
Ruth Miller
Fulton, Mo
Frederick Sylvester
John Sylvester
Massachusetts’ Street
Burlington
George H.ross
George H. Ross
Calif
Ross
Chicago and Alton Railroad
J. A. Fitztrick
Frank
J.A. Grubbs
P. W. Ogden
Tecn
Edamund Ross
Deeree H
Jefferson City
Missouri Artillery
Grad Magazine
S. Netmen
Wi Abindledon
England
America
John, van Ryn
Wibrer Allison
Sh Pair
Sh. C. Gregory
G.jCollings
Thamies
Samuel Berek
Fremont, Neb
Lutheran
Catholic University
Hebrew Union College
Will
Oak Ridge
Brown's Grove
F. A. Bliesner
Pi Kappa Alpha
University ‘School of Education
Memorial. Union
Inn
Mil Jose
Charlevoix
State College
AIR Station
TALE
KSTP
Ation of Yeaterday
Olne
Moray
Bo Mote
Hinde Saen
Ereneh
Nye
Patt Brothers
Salt Lake Organ
Oskaloosa
Patee Theatre
Biar
F. H. Roberts
Optometrist
Mase
Rumsey Bros. Funeral Home
Ind St
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