National Theater Is Now Chartered
Washington reports Roosevelt signed the Wagner McLaughlin Bill creating a non subsidized non profit national theater and academy. The plan envisions affordable access, a national governing body, and reports to Congress as organizers begin August meetings and national rollout.
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Heat Wave Continues With Modest Relief Forecast
AP reports the heat wave remains intense nationwide with showers likely in New York tonight. The weather bureau expects relief this weekend in New England with temperatures dipping to the low 80s. Highs reached 98 in Kansas City, 96 in St Louis, 90 in Chicago and Boston, while Portland Maine cooled to 80. One person prostrated in Providence.
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Escaped convict gives up in Arkansas chase
Zack McHenry, 25, one of two escaped convicts who sparked a statewide manhunt, surrendered to his father and the county sheriff in a woods nine miles north of Conway. The July 4 breakout from Tucker penitentiary with Lee Sitton left Sitton still at large as officers converged on possible hideouts near his home in central Arkansas.
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Test Your Knowledge quiz on geography and history prompts
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Kansas Topeka Week Headlines Highlight Mine Strike Courts
Cherokee county lead and zinc mine area faced a military court as Col. Charles H. Browne ordered troops and arrests after riots. Hugo T. Wedell named to Kansas Supreme Court, replacing retiring Chief Justice Johnston. Debates over AAA split GOP farmers, Democrats rally, and July Fourth events punctuate a busy Topeka week with floods, heat, and harvest activity.
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Substantial Return Sought From Tax Bills
Washington July 6 Taxes expected to raise 350 million to 500 million dollars yearly were outlined by Rep Samuel B H Hill chief of the house ways and means tax subcommittee. He said the measure must yield substantial revenue and that the administration advised aiming for a sizable sum though no fixed figure existed in talks with treasury.
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Order Affirmed In Bonus Case By Kansas Supreme Court
The Douglas county district court decision denying Joe W. Trammell's soldier's bonus was affirmed by the Kansas Supreme Court. The dispute centered on residence at enlistment, with Trammell claiming his home was with his parents, while the state argued his residence was elsewhere.
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College trip ends in Colorado amid funding shortfall
A traveling summer school carrying 650 teachers from 40 states halted near Denver, Aurora, due to lack of funds. Dr. William M. Goldsmith of Wichita headed the expedition and pledged refunds of $100 to $190 paid by teachers. Most teachers left by noon to return home, some riding college buses sharing gas costs. The program had operated for years, with official tours to start from Aurora Monday after attending the National Education Association convention.
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New York Probe Into Loan Shark Ring After Mob Killing
Police opened a inquiry into a loan shark ring charging high interest after the slaying of Girardo Mugavero on a Brooklyn street. Mugavero, paroled from Sing Sing, allegedly intervened for a friend who borrowed $5 and refused to pay $10. Benny Minoe remained critical with injuries, Alfred Di Stefano denied involvement claiming a pistol was planted.
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Rice Lardner Named Leader of Anderson County Housing Drive
Homer Bastian the state FHA director appointed former County Attorney Rice Lardner to head the Anderson county better housing drive. An office will be opened in Garnett and eight canvassers will begin calling on every homeowner. Anderson county is the last in the state to launch a housing drive.
Bee Sting and Snake Bite End Up With Bulldog Attack
Carrollton, July 6. Nathan Brown, a Carroll County farmer, was stung by two bumble bees and rushed home for first aid. While en route to town for medical help he was bitten by a snake on his foot. A bulldog then bit him before he could reach safety.
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BOOKS and Readers The Second Mrs Lynton review notes
A vintage column surveys Wilson Collison’s The Second Mrs Lynton with a glamorously plotting night club singer, her jealous husband, and prosecutor Dick Channing. It covers Dark Dame Comanche Manchoukuo Case of Manchoukuo and other titles with brief author credits and film ties to Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.
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Melvin family tied to Estes Park summer home
Lawrence notes that R. E. Melvin and wife plan next week to move to their Estes Park, Colorado summer home. He has spent August away from Lawrence for 35 years, dating back to 1899. George Melvin, city attorney, has visited Estes Park each summer since 1903, usually a pre August trek.
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Deaths and Funerals and Local Crime Roundup
Funeral services for Mrs. Etta C. Wilson, 50, will be held Monday at 2 p.m. from the Linwood Baptist church. She is survived by husband T. L. Wilson, son Jess Tabor, two sisters Mrs Foley and Mrs Viola Anderson, and two brothers John and Jim Hulbert. In other church notices, Rev Clinton Nellis will speak at 11 a.m. tomorrow at the Friends church on Fellowship in Service as part of The Function of the Church series. Nettie Spray and Marie Kennedy will sing. Lawrence police investigated three confidence men who fleeced a Topeka man of $600 this afternoon, believed headed to Lawrence.
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Lost on Venus comic adventures emerge on far planet
Edgar Rice Burroughs delivers a humorous tale featuring Carson Napier on Venus. The lighthearted science fiction romp blends fairy tale whimsy with planetary escapades, appealing to Tarzan fans and casual readers alike.
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