General strike may aid dock men in San Francisco
San Francisco July 6 AP John OConnell president of the Central Labor Council announced that 120 unions with 45,000 members will meet today to discuss a general sympathy strike with maritime unions. National Guard takes control as riots calm, with two killed and dozens wounded yesterday. Guards establish headquarters at the ferry building, while strikers clash with police and transport crews.
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John O'Connell
Central Labor Council
Tor
O’connell
Roosevelt
Favor Disputes Board
National Guard
San
Frank Merrizm
O'Connell
National
Oakland
Clayton Miner
Chester L. Ifibbard
Almeda
San Francia Il
Miner
Market Street
Merriam
I the Ferry
Hitler Barely Escaped Assassination
Breslau Germany July 4 AP report reveals Chancellor Hitler narrowly escaped an assassination attempt Saturday. Edmund Heines, a chief of Breslau police and prominent Nazi, charged Hitler with a revolver but was shot and killed by a chancellor aide before harm ensued. The tale comes from a reliable associate of Heines.
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Breslau
Germany
Hitler
Edmund Heines
Ernst Boehm
Munich
Heines
Hilton sisters fight New York license ruling
Violet Hilton Siamese twin seeks a marriage license to Maurice Lambert after New York and Newark officials refused on moral grounds. Attorney Levy plans a mandamus writ to compel the city clerk to issue the license. officials deeming the bride a Siamese twin as grounds for denial. In Newark the same rationale applied.
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New York
Violet Hilton
Hilton
Maurice Lambert
Newark
N. J
Miss Hilton
Irving Levy
Supreme Court
New York City
Russell Tarbox
William C. Chanter
Chanter
Harry & Reichenstein
Marion
Ark
Maurice L. Lambert
Arkansas
A. B. Carter
Crittenden
Crittenden County
Kansas City
Violet
Daisy Hilton
Mildred Oliver
William Oliver
Britain Declares No Alliance With France
London reports that Prime Minister Baldwin told the House of Commons Britain has no intention of forming a defensive alliance with France. He denied any secret arrangement with France or League of Nations bypass regarding mutual action if Europe heats up, noting France visits and battlefield tours by British officers carry no political implications. He stressed there is nothing beyond prior statements and no obligation of honor tied to these visits.
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London
Great Britain
France
Stanley Baldwin
House of Commons
Baldwin
Ramsay MacDonald
Maxime Weygand
Louis Barthou
Trench
Morgan Jones
Labor
League of Nations
Europe
Paris Herald
Aves
Lord Hailsham
Pest
Kansas Weather Forecast for Tonight and Saturday
Kansas sees fair conditions tonight with cooler east and south portions and rising temperatures Saturday. Morning conditions show clear skies with some cloud cover near Topeka and Emporia. Road conditions vary from muddy to good across cities such as Pittsburg Arkansas City Manhattan Coffeyville and Ottawa with Douglas County roads listed as good. Temperature records indicate 7 pm yesterday at 39 and 7 am today with noon today and rainfall figures noted from Santa Fe depot and Posey.
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Kansas
Topeka
Emporia
Pittsborg
Arkansas City
Manhattan
Coffeyville
Ottawa
Douglas
C. J. Posey
Santa Fe
Government Boats Start Water Trip to Ft. Peck
Two new government towboats depart Kansas City bound for Fort Peck Montana, a 1875 mile voyage up the Missouri river. The pioneer trip aims to open river traffic as a dredge tender pair, built at Gasconade Missouri with 21 horse diesel engines, lasting about 30 days.
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Ft. Peck
Kansas City
Missouri River
Fort Peck
Mont
Gasconade
Berlin vigilance tightens as anti Nazi revolt fears rise
Nazi vigilance in Berlin surfaces anew amid reports of brewing dissent among Roehm sympathizers. Storm troopers in plain clothes meet in Wedding district shouting "Revenge."government steps toward conservatism include empowering Kurt Schmitt to control economics and impose penalties for disobedience while preparing a communique on the Roehm mutiny.
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Corsright
Associated Press
Berlin
Nazi Party
Roehm
Hitler
Germany
Kurt Schmitt
S.A
Nazi
Ihe
Darrow Board Abolished by Roosevelt Order
The Darrow-NRA dispute ends as President Roosevelt signs a June 30 order abolishing the Darrow board, stating it has substantially completed its work. Chairman Clarence Darrow and members W. Q. Thompson and John F. Sinclair had resigned, with NRA head Hugh S. Johnson criticizing the board’s work before its dissolution.
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Washingien
Roosevelt
National Recovery Board
Hugh S. Johnson
White House
Clarence Darrow
W.Q. Thompson
John F. Sinclair
Darrow
NRA
Johnson
Plea to Single Workers Urges Surrender of Jobs
Berlin July 6 AP unmarried men and women under 25 were urged in an appeal signed by party organizations to surrender their jobs voluntarily to married workers. They were asked to offer themselves for labor on farms to live and work in fresher air as a sacrifice for the state.
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Berlin
Rains Bring Joy to Topeka and Kansas Crops
A sweeping Kansas rainfall relief after nights of heat drags cooler air across the state. Eastern counties received heavy rain, crops gain relief, and Topeka logged the coolest night in three weeks as temperatures cooled to 65 70. Forecasts call for a warmer day with limited additional rain and most totals from 60 to 70 inches in the east.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kaw Valley
Flora
Emporia
Weather Bureau
Kansas City
Willard
Manhattan
Carbondale
Osage City
Overbrook
Quenemo
Iola
Chanute
Oswego
Walnut
Independence
Eureka
Cottonwood Falls
Council Grove
Florence
Marion
Randolph
Horton
Hanover
Concordia
Dresden
Goodland
McPherson
Hutchinson
Anthony
Justice moves fast in Jefferson murder case
Carl Church a 26-year-old itinerant painter was sent to Waunun state prison for life after pleading guilty to the murder of Karl R. B. Gentry. He told the judge he killed Gentry because he believed Gentry abused Mrs. Carrie D. Gill, the so called sunshine lady, a charity figure. Mrs. Gill, who denied the murder charge, awaits a preliminary hearing as Ferdinand Probst pleads innocence to being an accessory. District Attorney Harold M. Dakin noted Mrs. Gill’s brother aided disposing of the body near her residence. Stephenson, linked to the case, remains serving a life sentence for a related death.
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Jefferson
Wis
Swift Atrake of Justice
Carl Church
Waunun
Karl RB. Gentry
Church
George Grimm
Justice
Fort Atkinson
Gentry
D. C. Stephenson
Indiana Ku Klux Klan
Carrie D. Gill
Gill
Ferdinand Probst
Ferdinand
Dist
Harold M. Dakin
Stephenson
Madge
Alleged Slaver Death Blamed on Suspect After Slaying
In Trenton Missouri during funeral services for Bertha Hobbs a 46 year old divorcee the body of Archie Findley 36 was found near Rock Island railroad tracks with a shotgun nearby. Sheriff Ed Lloyd said Findley apparently killed himself after shooting Hobbs Monday night authorities say Hobbs declined his visits.
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Trenton
Bertha Hobbs
Archie Findley
Ed Lloyd
Rock Island
Findley
Fire destroys Salina sash and door plant in storm
Lightning struck the United Sash and Door plant in Salina Kansas during a storm last night destroying the facility. Fire Chief Ben Wolbert reported about 50 600 dollars in damage and two firemen Will Armour and James Archibald were injured when a bar on a fire truck broke as a hose was being laid. The injured were hospitalized. The blaze followed the death of Wolbert's wife after an operation.
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Salina
Kan
United Sash and Door Company
Ben Wolbert
Will
Armour
James Archibald
Wolbert
Driverless Truck Crashes Into Kansas Home
A driverless dairy truck rolled downhill on Reynolds Avenue in Kansas City Kansas, crashed through a front wall, injuring three people including a four month old infant and a four year old. Frank C Raw and wife and infant were jolted from their bed. another child was struck by plaster. Student driver Thomas Guilfoil said he set the emergency brakes before leaving the vehicle.
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Kansas City
Kan
Reynolds Avenue
Tenth
Eleventh
Frank C. Raw
Thomas Guilfoil
University of Kansas
Water conservation plan expands relief in Kansas drought program
Topeka July 6 AP The water conservation program approved by FIERA for Kansas is a drought relief and general relief plan. John G Stutz executive director of the Kansas Emergency Relief committee outlined the program at the Topeka conference. The plan provides 500000 dollars monthly to Kansas and includes rainfall conservation via reservoirs and recreational facilities. It covers county relief responsibilities and rural rehabilitation with homestead rehabilitation for families on relief and marginal drought families. Projects include garden ponds and farm ponds on approved locations.
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Topeka
Fiera For
Kansas
John G. Stutz
Kansas Emergency Relief Committee
Stutz
Salina
Drouth
80 Degree Temperature Prevails at 3 Today
The office thermometer read 80 degrees at 3 o clock this afternoon. A sharp drop of 16 degrees occurred just before 8 pm as rain began, leaving the indicator around 72 degrees during the shower.
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Thesas
Drowning at Lake Barton in Barton County Kansas
Will Colegrove of Bunkerhill Kansas drowned when a boat overturned on Lake Barton seven miles north of Great Bend. He could not swim and the boat with his brother and sister overturned. The body had not been recovered early today.
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Lake Barton
Great Bend
Kans
Will Colegrove
Bunkerhill
Here
Boston Real Sox slam four Phil Hers for 20 hits
Boston real Sox offense explodes with 20 hits in a rain-shortened game. Wilshere Larger and Fennell top the list with key hits as rain halts play, while Detroit and New York results mix into the day’s Major League action across leagues.
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Boston Real Sox
Phil
Viehr
Wilshere
Tlauves
W. Ferrer
Jaml
Fennell
Jimmy Foxx
Rovnson
Yankees
Kinkton Senators
Washington
New York
Ruf- Sorrell
Whitehill
Russetamt
Heving
Shea
Winegardner
Aml Prak
Trooklyn
van Lingle Mises
Livacklyn Dozers
New York Giants
Sam Leslie
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Bown
Smith
Mancuso
Richards
Mango
Lopez
Innary
Sc. Louis
Aos Frey
Lombardise
Brennan
Vance
Davis
Pittsburgh
Chivaro
E Padden
Bush
Hartnett
Philadelphia
Boston Braves
Phillies
Lee
Bravex
Boron Seesyerse
Brown
Mangum
Khem
Betts
Spohrer Itolley
Grabowski
Hansen
C. Davis
Todd
American Association
Kansas City
Milwaukee Fullerto
Brenzel
Palil
Ruling Tightens Public Officer Commerce Across County
County Attorney R J Stevens reports a Boynton AG ruling banning any county officer from selling services merchandise or materials to the county or its institutions. Warnings were sent to all county and township officers. The ruling also blocks renting Judge Mengers houses via county relief, canceling five current leases. Two separate crime items describe a Gloucester jewelry store robbery by five men in summer sports outfits using a machine gun and pistols, binding workers and fleeing with jewelry valued around 100000, prompting Boston police to monitor routes to Beverly.
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R. J. Stevens
Raland Boynton
Boynton
Menger
Stevens
Robin
Gloucester
Mass
U (Ap
Hodgson Kennard and Company
Magnolia
Miss I
Beverly
Boston
Slain German Educator Known to K U Professor
Dr. Fritz Beck director of the Munich student house was shot by Hitler's Blackshirts. Dr. J. Baumgartner of the University of Kansas recalls Beck as a fine educator and long-time director. Beck, about 45, was invalid and killed on a lonely road after being taken from his home.
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Fritz Beck
Munich
Hitler
J. Baumgartner
University of Kansas
J. Beck
Baumgartner
Dr. Beck
Baltzly judgment affirmed in alienation case
Nebraska Supreme Court affirmed Mrs Iva Baltzly s 12500 judgment against Mrs Gertrude Gruenig for alienation of the affections of Dr Oliver Baltzly once a prominent Omaha minister. Dr Baltzly, 62, is pastor emeritus of Kountze Memorial church Omaha.
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Lincoln, Neb
Iva A. Baltzly
Gertrude Gruenig
Oliver Baltzly
Omaha
Nebraska Supreme Court
Baltzly
Kountze Memorial Church
Baltzlys
Arkansas
Kansas Spring Pig Crop Down 37 Per Cent
Kansas and Topeka report a 37 percent drop in the spring pig crop year over year with the USDA estimating 1,462,000 head, down from 2,323,000 in 1933. F. K. Reed notes a fall crop likely to be even smaller as fewer sows were bred. Corn-hog contracts cover 80 percent of Kansas hog production, but shortages and high corn prices force greater curtailment.
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Topeka
Kansas
United States Department of Agriculture
F. K. Reed
Federal
Department
Reed
Brinkley named on Kansas governor ballot after contest board ruling
The Kansas state contest board voted unanimously to place Dr John R Brinkley the Milford Kansas physician known for goat gland surgeries on the Republican primary ballot for governor in August. The decision rejects protests against his candidacy and directs the secretary of state to certify his name to county clerks.
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Topeka
Kansas State Contest Board
John R. Brinkley
Brinkley
Iselef
Alf M. Landon
Jd. Ryan
Trinkley
Milford
Kanel Rio
Tex
Kansas
J. W. Densford
Salina
Roosevelt Visits Mayaguez on Puerto Rico Transit
President Roosevelt toured Puerto Rico en route to San Juan after arriving at Mayaguez. Governor Blanton met him at the western port and accompanied him over the mountain road to the capital where he would spend the night before heading to St. Thomas. The open car reception faced a light rain as crowds waved flags along the coast route through Ponce de Leon and Cayey with lunch at Jarome Alto and plans for dinner in San Juan.
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Roosevelt
Puerto Rico
Caribbean
Mayaguez
Blanton
Winship
San Juan
St. Thomas
Virgin Islands
Ponce de Leon
Cayey
Jarome Alto
Rain brings relief to county after hot spell
A drenching rain totaling about 1.72 inches cooled parched soil and lowered temperatures from above 100 during the day to around 70 at night. Winds toppled a few trees, a wheat field burned briefly before the rain, and dust storms subsided. Ponds and wells rose. drought relief came late for crops.
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Lawrence
Home Owners Loan Corporation reports first year work
Washington July 6 AP The Home Owners Loan Corporation says in its first year it disbursed over 1 billion dollars to aid 341,182 homeowners. It has 8 million available to lend and 1,510,750 applications totaling 4.856 billion have been received, with many ineligible due to lack of genuine distress and will be rejected after investigation.
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Washington
Home Owners Loan’ Corporation
Bomb attacks in Havana disrupt city as radicals target shops
In Havana on July 6 bombs were tossed by teens amid heightened police vigilance after warnings that left wing students would plant about 60 devices citywide. Fourteen bombs were found or set. six exploded, damaging businesses. Flaming bottles started small fires quickly put out. In Madison, Patricia Cherrington, 30, pleaded guilty to harboring John Dillinger and his aide Tom Carcrell and received two years in the Alderson federal women’s reformatory.
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Havana
Left Wing
Dillinger
Madison
Wis
Patricia Cherrington
U. S
John Dillinger
Tommy Carcrell
Federal
Women’s Reformatory
Alderson
W.a
Stock Market Index Narrowly Rises Amid Uneven Trade
The index showing 90 stocks posted a 78.7 reading yesterday, with activity described as varied and cautious. The market struggled to gain momentum as investors weighed inflation signals and global cues while eyeing potential summer shifts in valuations.
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