New Plan to Replace NRA With Self Governed Industry
An Associated Press informant says the Roosevelt administration is formulating a plan to replace the NRA with a self governing industrial system under federal supervision. Gen. Hugh S Johnson leads the reform focusing on codes as a permanent feature, with safeguards against monopolistic trends and price rises. Debates include unemployment insurance and collective bargaining, while coordination with the federal trade commission is expected. Separately, a First Methodist sermon titled The Untaxed God will be delivered by Rev. Robert A. Hunt at 8:30 tomorrow morning with Genter Stephens as guest soloist.
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General Electric Company
First Methodist Church
Robert A. Hunt
Genter Stephens
Dorothy Enlow
Burglary Charge Filed Against Eugene Baker
Eugene Baker 33 of the northeast city limits faces a burglary charge in Justice Charles Springer’s court. He allegedly stole a shotgun from Allie Taylor on September 10 1933. Baker requested a preliminary hearing set for July 11 but could not post 1000 bail and remains jailed awaiting the hearing.
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Test Your Knowledge: Seven Quick Questions From Classifieds
Seven quiz items ask about The Ballad of Reading Gaol authorship island rap Paisley shawls Swiss official languages exorcism term Morningside Heights university Civil War battle open in engagement and William Gibbs McAdoo Treasury Secretary French courthouse and Second Century years. plus two marriage licenses listed with couples and officiants.
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Lawrence teen named scholarship recipient at KU Summer Field program
Harry Naramore, a 16 year old Lawrence high school graduate, is among seven additional Summer field scholarship recipients at the University of Kansas. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Naramore of 1201 Kentucky street and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Finch.
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Lawrence High School
Summerfield
University of Kansas
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Kentucky Street
Charles Finch
Nudist Weddings Not News for Pennsylvania Satirical Tale
Frederick Maryland July 7 AP There is nothing new in nudist weddings, the Pennsylvania Gazette once chronicled a 1752 Maryland wedding described as comical. A New Jersey bride, minus clothing, wed a groom as two women held a sheet between them and the minister. The bride forgot her cap, flung it on the bed, and the groom then wore one of his shirts to cover her.
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Deaths and Funerals for William Douglas Henry Patrick and Williams
Obituaries list William Wilson Douglas aged 76 of Linwood dying at a local hospital with funeral plans to be announced. Henry F. Patrick 91 of 642 New Hampshire Street died at home with funeral Monday at 2 from Rumsey's, burial at Linwood. survivors include two sons Clay and George, a daughter Birdie Johnson, and niece Lucy Fitzpatrick. L Williams 52 died in Norwalk California on July 1 and buried July 3 at Memorial Park in Whittier. survived by wife two sons a daughter four brothers three sisters and his parents A L and Mrs Williams. Williams was born in Sigel and raised in Douglas County and moved to California in 1911.
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DeSoto
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Kansas City
George Patrick
Olathe
Birdie Johnson
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Pleasant Grove
California
Upholds a Woman's Right to Call Officer a Big Ox
Oklahoma City AP report says police court ruled Mrs. Gid Bryce may express personal opinion when she called Officer Elmer Sartor a big ox after driving through a traffic direction scene. Judge Mike Foster dismissed the disorderly conduct charge, noting the remark was a permissible expression.
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Blaze damages residence at M F Hudson Home
Fire started in the basement of the M F Hudson residence at 2207 Barker Avenue and damaged a curtain, basement ceiling joists and plastering. Fire Chief Paul Ingels said the blaze began from a small stove and the damage was small and insured.
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Paul Ingels
Wichita taxi license fee upheld by supreme court
The Kansas Supreme Court ruled Wichita may require liability insurance and an annual $60 taxi license fee, reversing a district court. The decision also affirmed a separate ruling allowing Wichita Transportation Company to seek an injunction against rival cab operations that violated the city ordinance.
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Fickertt Tours Lawrence As State Auditor Candidate
Out for State Auditor Earl Fickertt editor of the Peabody Gazette and Republican nominee hopeful spent the day in Lawrence meeting local Republicans. A longtime newspaper man with previous posts in Nickerson Stafford county and Montezuma he led Peabody’s school board and city council. He chairs the Marion County Republican central committee and leads both Kansas and Marion County Press associations. He pledges to seek two terms if elected. Astronomical telescopes are of two types, refracting and reflecting.
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Marion County Press Association
Nude Nudist Wedding Trial Stirs Chicago Court
Witnesses differed on the erotic wedding of Samuel Wallace Jr and his wife as they faced indecent exhibition charges. The groom and bride pleaded for leniency while testimonies ranged from repentence to professional commentary, with Judge Borrelli ruling them guilty but hinting at probation.
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Martin Barnett
Edward Morrison
Joseph McCarthy
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Roosevelt outlines rehabilitation plan for Puerto Rico
President Roosevelt, in a broadcast from San Juan in the Spanish palace used by Governor Winship, says an agreement in principle on a long rehabilitation program has been reached. He notes social and economic problems mirror those in parts of the United States and emphasizes better homes, health, education, and living conditions with help from Washington and the island government.
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Germany's Old Man No 2 Der Alte Loved by All Unites a Nation
This daily series profile recounts Field Marshal von Hindenburg returning after World War I, steering Germany toward stability. At eighty seven he leads the Reich as president, suppressing monarchist fears while endorsing Locarno, joining the League of Nations and denying war guilt, praised by Chancellor Marx as selfless.
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American Track Stars Begin European Trips
A European athletic invasion sails ahead with 46 track and field stars. Polish Americans head to Warsaw for the Polish Olympics while the Princeton-Cornell squad sails to England to face Oxford and Cambridge. AAU groups plan eight meets in Sweden France Italy Holland Denmark Hungary and Germany with teams led by Temple and Marquette veterans.
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Marquette
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Gene Venzke
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Pittsburg
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Germany
Willis Transferred to Brussels in Step for Women in Diplomacy
Miss Frances E. Willis, third secretary at the American legation in Stockholm, is reassigned to Brussels. She is one of three women in the U S diplomatic service, alongside Mrs. Ruth Bryan Owen in Denmark and Miss Constance Ray Harvey in Milan.
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Denmark
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Buffalo
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Italy
Lathrop Read Jr Opens Investigation Bureau Here
Lathrop E Read Jr opens an investigation bureau in the Lawrence National Bank building offering private civil and criminal services. He brings nine years in this work with the U S Department of Justice and the Indian Service. Read formerly lived in Lawrence and attended law school after serving as disciplinarian at Haskell from 1919 to 1922.
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Lawrence National Bank
U. S. Department of Justice
Indian Service
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Lawrence
University Law School
Haskell
Plane Forced Down Near Lexington Kills Father and Hurts
An airplane crash eight miles east of Lexington, Kentucky, today killed a man and seriously injured two women and a girl. A nine year old girl, Dorothy Molcher of Ellington Florida, gave hospital authorities her name, and said her father was killed in the crash.
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Ellington, Fla
Two Divorce Suits Filed in District Court
Two divorce suits were filed this morning in district court. Eva Marie Sosa sues James S. Sosa alleging extreme cruelty and gross neglect. they wed in 1923. Goldie Jones Sampson sues Asa Sampson alleging abandonment. married in 1914. Plaintiff seeks custody of four minor children.
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Consumer Tax Adds to Sugar Costs At Retail
A new processing tax raises retail sugar by a little over 58 cents per 100 pounds starting Monday while wholesale taxes began June 7. Vinita, Oklahoma reports note a man burned money with old clothes while planning travel, losing $1,000 then returning to work and saving again. Raymond Brock recounts the mishap as he sought funds for a railroad trip.
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NRA chief offers no comment on proposed changes
New York July 7 AP Hugh S Johnson NRA administrator said he had nothing to say about plans to replace the NRA with self government for industry He added if the President considers any changes it will come from him Johnson was on vacation as he bid farewell to Bernard M Baruch who sailed for a month in France
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Clarence Gleed Returns Home After Hospital Visit
Clarence Gleed of 515 West Twenty third street was discharged from Memorial hospital where he had been kept for observation after a hog bite to his hands while loading a truck. His condition improved considerably today as an infection subsided and he returned home.
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Foley
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Moffett Leads New Housing Drive to Restore Jobs
James A. Moffett outlines a White House housing program aimed at restoring 5,000,000 jobs through private-financed, small, quick projects. He vows to stay near the effort as he plans rapid implementation to avoid delays seen under prior administrations.
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James A. Moffett
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Ffett
Buble Works Administration
Threat of Oil Strikes Drives Union Action in Oklahoma
Strike threats rose in Oklahoma oil fields as union workers voted to strike unless wage and labor condition agreements are reached. Locals in Oklahoma City Seminole and Wynona pressed for terms, with Seminole authorized a sympathetic strike against Champlin oil holdings. About 110 Champlin refinery workers at Enid had been on strike for weeks.
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Rudge Upsets Parker to Reach Clay Court Finals
Donald Rudge of Oakland defeats defending champion Frankie Parker of Milwaukee in a stunning upset at the clay court championship. Rudge advances to face Bryan Grant of Atlanta, who beat Gene Mako of Los Angeles in straight sets. Grant and Budge duel for the title tomorrow.
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Cal
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Milwaukee
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Los Angeles
Dr Hogue Heads Board of Veterinary Examiners
Dr J A Bogue of Wichita formerly of Lawrence elected president of the Kansas Board of Veterinary Examiners at a reorganizing meeting at the Hotel Jayhawk in Topeka. Dr E G L Harbour of Lawrence and Dr Thomas P Crispell of Parsons named to the board with Crispell chosen secretary.
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Burrton Publisher Dies of Heart Attack in Burrton Kan
Warren W. Jerome 66 publisher of the Burrton Graphic and town mayor died today of a heart attack said to be tied to a spider bite three weeks earlier. Survived by widow, son Clayton in the army air corps, and daughter Mrs Clarence Hoskinson of Burrton. George H. Winters of Downs named vice consul at Guadalajara Mexico by the state department today.
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Ford Sales On Increase At Century of Progress Exhibit
Ford Motor Company reported world sales for June 1934 at 101,661, the highest for June since 1930, amid strong first half results. Total world sales for January to June 1934 reached 489,915 passenger cars and trucks, up 119 percent from the first half of 1933, which posted 223,727.
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Chicago
Ford Motor Company
DOESN'T KNOW HIS STATUS Man seeks divorce clue in Topeka
C G Evans asks Shawnee county records to learn if his wife Carrie Evans obtained a divorce. He learned nothing and says he may file for divorce himself. His wife reportedly still resides in Topeka though he has not lived there for two years.
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Kansas City Grocer Robbed and Locked in Ice Box
Harry Lindman a 35 year old Kansas City grocer was robbed of 260 by two armed men. They locked him in his ice box for about an hour before a Dread salesman freed him. Lindman said he could have broken the glass but that would cost money.
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Harry Lindman
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