Transcontinental trip by train and plane schedule outlined
The plan details a multi day journey starting in New York with trains to Greensboro then Houston, a flight to Mexico City, and return via Brownsville to New York. It notes long train segments, overnight travel, and use of tri mode transport throughout the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
New York
Beebo
Greenusboro
N. C
Houston
Texas
Passeng
Tri-Moor
Seven Deaths From Severe Heat Wave Across East and Midwest
The second major heat wave of the summer caused seven deaths and many prostrations across the East and Midwest. Heat topped in Phoenix at 102 degrees, with New York at 83 and Philadelphia at 98. Beaches near New York drew crowds seeking relief from extreme humidity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Midwest
New _ York
Philadelphia
Washington
Wilmington
Del
WL UN
Weather Bureau
Phoenix
Ariz
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountain’ District
Northwest
Baltimore
Chicago
Kansas City
Women urged to budget income at Mackinac convention
Mrs. Bessie G. Mott of New York told the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs that women control 85 percent of U S money yet do not manage it. She urged budgeting as the key to financial independence and fund management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackinac Island
Michi
United States
Police Bond Doubled for Overloaded Truck Case
Police report a Kansas City Missouri truck driver from WM8 Transportation failed to post a $25 bond after being charged for operating an overloaded truck in Lawrence. Another driver from Williams was held until the company produced the bond. Chief Joans said the matter is ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Réber
W m8 Transportation Company
Kansas City
Lawrence
Dave Bipled
Williams
Laces Police
Prober
Joans
Beach Trial Postponed Until July 23
Charles Edward Beach a University of Kansas senior from Neodesha arrested May 17 on a liquor selling charge will have his trial continued to July 23. County attorney Harry W. Frazee said the delay is due to the absence of Ed. Riling, Beach’s attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Charles
Edward * Beach
University of Kansas
Neodesha
Harry W. Frazee
Ed. Riling Atfor Beach
Ottorney
Seaplane Altitude Mark Set by French Flier
The international aeronautic federation officially recognized a new altitude record of 11,743 metres by Lieutenant Apollo Soucek of the US Navy on June 4. Soucek surpassed the previous record of 37,995 feet set two years earlier by Lieutenant C. O. Chambe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Italy
International
Aeronautic Federation
Toda
Asia
Ieutenant
Apollo
Soucek
United States Navy
Chambe
United’ States Navy
Wheat Harvest Delayed by Rain Across Kansas
Heavy weekend and today rains delayed the wheat harvest in southern and central Kansas. About 125 cars of wheat were in Wichita railroad yards as downpours abated receipts and hindered packing, with Wichita reporting 2.7 inches in the last 24 hours and nearby towns noting additional showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kany
Souther
Central
Kansas
Naon
Cheney
Deaths and Funerals Edward Schmidt Ward
Edward Schmidt Ward former University of Kansas student died Thursday in Longview Washington at about 39. His body will be taken to Galena Kansas for burial. He was survived by his parents Albert and Mrs Schmidt of Galena and a brother Tom of Des Moines Iowa. He married Charlotte Krecka sister of George Kreck former mayor of Lawrence. they later divorced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Schmidt
University of Kansas
Longview
Wash
Galena
Kan
Charlotte Kreck
George Kreck
Lawrence
Albert Schmidt
Tom
Des Moines
Gains Reparted in Light Oil While Heavy Decreases
Tulsa July 9 AP light oil production rose in the week ending July 6 across virtually all field areas, with an estimated daily increase of about 20 117 barrels from the prior week. Heavy oil fell by about 6 169 barrels, leaving a combined weekly gain of 22 946 barrels. The weekly daily average reached 2 951 168 barrels versus 2 828 222 the week ended June 29. Kansas output stood at 122 210 barrels, up from 121 755 the prior week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
United States
Oil and Gas Journal
Amphibian Airplane Reported Landed Near Hudson Strait
Chicago officials puzzled by a report that the amphibian airplane Antin Bowler landed at Port Burwell in Hudson Strait. The craft, flying from Remi Lake Ontario toward Europe, reportedly arrived 6 10 a m Tuesday after two days aloft and weather delays. Officials say four circuits could have carried news if true, but no confirmation was received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Chicago
Port Burwell
Cape Chidley
Remi Lake
Ontario
Chicago : Tribune
Europe
Here
Ottawa
Hudson Straits
Tremors Rattle Los Angeles Area Cause Damages
Seismic shocks hit Los Angeles and Whittier with widespread fear and structural damage. Whittier’s fifteen year old Base Whittier school suffered major cracks and roof damage while other buildings in the area sustained harm. Two children injured when a washing machine toppled. two oil field workers struck by falling objects near Santa Fe Springs. Officials reported wells halted as quakes subsided. strongest ground motion felt from Santa Monica to Long Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Ralph Arnold
Whittier’ School
Whittier
Santa iFe
Santa Monica
Long Beach
New Oil Pipeline Reaches Kansas Refinery in Neodesha
Oil is pumped at 200 barrels an hour into a 52 mile Standard Oil pipeline from Green County to a local refinery. After 50 hours the line will be filled and about 5 000 barrels of trade oil will be brought daily to Neodesha Kansas. The operation began late yesterday as workers prepared the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neodesha
Kan
Standard Oil Company of
Green
County
Kansas
Kansas Rains Delay Harvest as Eastern Kansas Sees Heavier Totals
Heavy rains across the eastern half of Kansas slow wheat harvests with totals ranging from 2 inches in Wichita to around one inch in western counties. Temperatures expected to rise to 85 today, then slightly cooler tomorrow, with patchy clear and warm conditions statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Wichita
Kansa
Quenemo
Osage City
Ellsworth
Dri
Latyrence
Irlington
Reading
Lebo
Neosho Rapids
Anthony
Emporia
Wamego
Manhattan
Fort Scott
Hutchinson
Iola
Emiporia Ind
Goodland
State Road Upgrades Planned At 150000 Cost
Topeka July 9 AP The state highway plan authorizes 13 improvement projects on the state system with an estimated total cost around 150000. Projects include sand surfacing and grading culverts and bridges across multiple counties and routes from Lincoln to Cloud and Ellsworth to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Élstate
Inklin
Jarbéer
Iowa
State Ling
Cowley
Aveliehel
Culver
Ottawa-Lincoln County
Lincoln
Lincoln-Ottawa County
Fine
McPherson
U. S
Moundridge
Ellsworth
Rice- Elsworth County
Washington
Cloud
Washington County
Jamestown
Cloud County
Clyde West
Jak Dickinson
Communist-Warl Sofia. Bulg: Police Defy Authorities Held at Mount Luline
A condensed report notes police defiance during a mass meeting near the capital. The event occurred yesterday at the foot of Mount Luline, drawing attention to unrest in the region. Details remain sparse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofia
Mount Luline
Capital
Australia to create Anatomy Institute for wild life study
Melbourne reports Australia will establish the Australian Institute of Anatomy in Canberra at a cost over 2 million dollars to record wild life. The project aims to collect primitive species and aid understanding of human anatomy with notes on koalas wombats and the bearded lizard. A bedding excerpt notes no appendicitis in these native animals. A summer session film at the University will show Sorrell with restricted admission for those holding summer session tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Australia
Australian Institute of Anatomy
Canberra
Charles " Barrett
Leela
Miss Mildred Gilmore Heads for Kansas City Visit
Miss Mildred Gilmore spends the day in Kansas City. Stes W. H. Mackey of Kansas City, president of the American War Mothers, will spend tomorrow with Mrs. W Courts ney and will be her lunch guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Gilmore
Kansas City
Stes. W. H. Mackey
Kent State
W. ‘P. Courts ‘Ney
Ottawa social notes feature local families and visits
Mrs. Fred Heim and son Kenneth join Ottawa callers on Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Eddy Johanning spend Sunday with Henry Stoebener. Glora Schwartz Oscar Schwartz and Pete Vogler visit the Schwartz home. Frances Breithaupt and Ruth Breithaupt dinner with Mae Rappert. The Lutz and Mastin households appear in neighborhood calls. The 4 H club meets at Globe school with many attendees as other locals visit relatives and attend gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Heim
Kenneth
Frank
Lutz
Adaun
A. Mastin
Ottawa
Eddy Johanning
Henry
Mary Stoebener
Glora
Oscar Schwartz
Pete Vogler
Carl Schwartz
Frances
Ruth Breitharpt
Mae Rappart
John Cline
Guy Deskines
Stella
Elmer Pinpert
Ilinois
Margaret
Sophia Heim
Baldwin
Sophia Johanning
Florence Heim
Helen Johanning
Elisabeth
Plumbee
Lydia
Clare
Lois Johanning
Les Rl
Neikrusge
Milton
John Stoebener
Donald Rapnard
Robert Mastin
Ford
Lloyd
J. W. Breithaupt
Wm. Neibrugee
Jchildren
Karl
Marina
E.’ Haas
Eudora
Globe
Hopse
Edd Johannings
Sincaydin
Anna Johanning
Heim
Faye
Wintermantel
Lawrence
Jothea Schwartz
Will Beetz
Linwood
Charles Elm
John Haynes
Carl «Plambeck
Antoinette
Margeret
C. A. Michael
Social Roundup At Vassar And Surrounding Homes
Local residents from Vassar and nearby areas are noted visiting friends and family on Sundays and weekdays. Shildren Guy Charles and Dorothy Jean of Vassar spent Sunday evening with the Guy Deskines family. numerous calls and visits occur at the John Lyons and Carl Plambeck homes. others attend church events and shopping trips.
Kanwaka club meetings and local visits summarized
The Kanwaka Literary club met on Thursday June 27 with Mrs W F Elkin organizing a program by Vera and Lillian Bailey of Kansas City Mo focusing on education in Webster school and work with Jewish and Italian children. About forty attended including guests Mrs J S Smith and Mrs Norton Smith. The club planned a July 11 museum visit by Miss Florence Snow and refreshments at Green Gwi tea room. Numerous community notes follow of 4H activities visits and family gatherings involving residents from Lawrence Worden Olathe and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanwaka Literary Club
W.F. Elkin
Vera
Lillian Bailey
Kansas City
Vera Bailey
Opportunity Room
Webster School
A. M. Iockerblad
J. 5. Smith
Bismar
Grove
BR. N. Bailey
Baile
Norton Smith
Little Rock
Ark
Spooner-Thayer
Florence Snow
Green Gwi
Robert Ulrich
Pleasant Grove
Ulrich
Frances
Evslyn Clyde Corliss
Olathe
A. E. Ulrich
Mary Leonard
India
Twat
Hazel
Lloyd Herrick
Dora Grimes
Crowder
Emmet
J. S. Emmett
Hugh Blair
L. H. Emmett
Lawrence
Mary Jane Bruchmiller
E.G. L. Harbour
Worden
Frank Dornon
Doris
Monument
Goldie Slusser
Dornon
Olin Button
Ed Buerman
Williamstown
F. D. Fenton
Elza Bahnmaier
Otto Johannine
Anna Johanning
C. Ey’ Stanwix
Janette
Eleanor’ Jean
Lawrence area social notes and community gatherings
Sunday visitors and week end guests from Lawrence attended gatherings at the Swallow and Harbour homes. 4H meetings, Farm Bureau events, and a Chamber of Commerce party were noted, with quilt block piecing for Lois Emick's upcoming marriage. A fourth of July picnic, various calls, and a minor injury to Sam Seetin are also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
Gedreia May
Fat the Swallow
Ernestine Brackelsby
Margaret
Eleanor Bunnyan
Lawrence
G.L. Harbour
Virginia
Margaret Calman
Brackett
Kanivaka
Farm Bureau
Chamber of Commérce
Sigel
Riverside
Crower-Lake View
Valley Chapel
Pleasant Valley
J Aes
Homer Hird
Iether
Guy Bigsby
Mabel Riardson
Rex Davis
Arthur Richardson
Lois Emick
Carroll Pontius
L. H. Emmett
Hugh Blair
Mary Evelyn Eimmett
California
J. S. Emmett
Miles O. Deatherage
Colorado Springs
J.S. Emmett
Amrs
T. R. Warren
Wr. Harbour
Charles Schultz
Midland
C. EB. Stanwix
Alr
Colman
Simmons, Hospital
Mr. Colman
Gray
Oscar Leonard
Maury
Mickey
Johanning’s
Seetin’s
Barker C. P. A. Lodge
Kanwaka Hall
Milford Miller
Guy. Higsby
F. C. Fenton
Olin Button
Hamacher
Julius Buerman
Kanwaka
Gregory's
Elizabeth Ann Bigsby
Sam Seetin
Kanwaka News Roundup Highlights Visitors and Club Meeting
Local notes report Flora Nell Bigsby visiting Pittsburgh relatives for a two week vacation. Jaze Topping and Mrs. Guy Bigsby attended family events. Kanwaka Good Will club met July 23 with nineteen members, a guest and children present. Members shared topics and songs, and plans for the next two weeks were set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johanning
Flora Nell Bigsby
Pittsburgh
George Bigsby
Jaze Topping
Guy Bigsby
J. M. Crowder
J. S. Emmet
Emmett
Charles Toppins
Jane
Jimmie
Frank Topping
Franklin
Richland
Ross Sinclair
Clyde Hamacher
Kanwaku Good Will Club
E.G. L. Harbour
America
G. T. Nichards
United States
Dolly
Mary Elzabeth Richardson
C. H. Brunksr
Charles Toppshe
Shipman Carter
Otto Johnning
Grover, Rothwell
Donald Elkin
Ottaiwa
Farin
Tuesday and Wednesday Program Listing and Forecast
A fragmented schedule notes Tuesday events including Pure Oil Band directed by Edwin Kranko Goldman at 2 pm, Michelin Men appearance, and Longines Time. plus Wednesday features Pancake Program and Weather Forecast. It lists various acts, stores, and maritime topics in a busy, period-voice program notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ium Jy
Edwin Kranko Goldman
Michelin
Olege Drug Store
Williams
Mekbresd Orchestradians
Vopi
Sluhsher Music
Tynes Aveather
Il Wis
Ivonia Fortee
Carlson
Werther
Weather Forecast Warns of Humidity and Rain Across Regions
Forecaster John C Evans notes northern states north of the hurricane burial ground will see ample moisture soon, with floods in parts of Nebraska and northwest Missouri causing losses. South winds May begin by mid month, followed by higher temperatures and rain. Humidity in the upper air over the Mississippi valley will heavily influence July and August rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Missouri
Planeta- TV
Mississippi Valley
John C.evans
Real estate transfers in Baldwin City and Vinland Kansas
Charles A Johnson and Mary L Johnson transfer Baldwin lots 45 47 49 51 53 55 57 on Elm Street to Susie A Jo Baldwin City Kansas The Farmers State Bank of Vinland Kansas transfers Vinland lot 28 to Mrs N C Felker Vinland Kansas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Johnson
Mary L. Johnson
Baldwin
Susie A. Jo . Baldwin
Elm Street
Baldwin City
Kans
Sioner
Farmers State Bank of
Vinland
N. C. Felker
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Beagt
Wilk
E. Nelson
Kentucky Street
Faxon- Gallagher Drug Company
Research ‘Hospital
Kansas’ City
He Menger
Jin
Antoneff
Liberty
Mae
Laurine Spencer
Oak Grove
Mos
King
George
Buckingham Palace
Britain
Sandringham
Westminster Abbey
London
Highway’ Commission
Billard Hall
Stuceee
oSwer Je Neilsen
Neilsen
Eddie McKittrick
Sede Wilson
Hoy
Hics
McKittrick
K. U
Wilson
Nelle
Tokyoy
Yasuta Waehida
Japan
San Francisco
New Institute
Shildren
Guy
Charles
Dorothy Jean
Vassar
Elmer Rappard
Elmer Pippert
John Lyons
Edd ‘Johanning
Henry Johanning
Paola
Carl Plambeck
Bethel Church
John Oclkers
Henry Hornberger
Henry, Ranpard
Wm. Neibrugge
Aon Milton
Stone Church
Hattie Schwartz
J. W.breithaupt
Mastin
Robert
Warren
Edd Johanning
Chester Elliott
Rose Jewett
Florence and
Raymond
Keim
J. Breithaupt Hose
Henry Schwartz
G. F._ Deskines
Carl Trambeck
Ingle
Overbrook
Fred Wacker
Donald“ Breithaupt
S. E. Seeting
Baptist Church
Lawrence Tuesay
Charles Kliss
S. E.seetin
Klisi
Seetin
Ralph Tee
Rumsey Bros. Funeral Home
Ind
Menonanis
Provita
McNish Orang Crush Bottling Works
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