Student sought in girl's death at Oklahoma campus
Norman AP July 11 A county attorney said he believes Marian Mills 20 a University of Oklahoma student died from overdoses of a medicine after an alleged attempt to prevent motherhood. Neal Myers a pharmacy student disappeared after summonsing a physician and told Mrs Hazel Brown the girl and he had married. Autopsy pending as relatives dispute details with Mrs Brown a longtime campus cook.
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Cook
P. B. Myers
Norman
Neal
Mills
Bernard Doud
Shreveport
Myers
Hugh G. Jeter
University School of Medicine
Oklahoma City
Ben Cooley
E. G. Willard
Brown
Updegraff
Miss Mills
Young Myers
German Regime Moves to End Rumor Mongering
Berlin July 11 AP Nazi authorities seek to extend dictatorship to rumor mongering. Decrees against spreading false reports issued by Nazi leaders and police chiefs, governors, and ministry officials. Reports of shootings of storm troop leaders appear current despite denials.
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Berlin
Reich
Propaganda Ministry
Young Republicans in Chicago form national group
In Chicago on July 11 AP Young Republicans launched a national organization session to echo elder charges against the administration. They condemned government waste debt and fear tactics and urged liberty honor security and progress. Dolly Madison was elected vice chairman with George Olmstead as chairman awaiting a full meeting.
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Chicago
Committee
Ames K. Bagley
Salt Lake City
Republican Party
John D. M. Hamilton
Hamilton
Dolly Madison
Metuchen
N. J
George Olmstead
Des Moines
Seek Orchestra Leader on Tax Evasion Charge
Berlin reports an arrest warrant for Otto Klemperer, famed conductor of the San Francisco Orchestra and guest with the New York Philharmonic, on tax evasion charges. The Reich ministry of finance announced confiscation of his property and urged debt registries, with a possible temporary detention and surrender to prosecutors if returned to Germany.
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Otto Klemperer
San Francisco
Berlin
New York Philharmonic Society
Klemperer
State Opera
Reich Ministry of Finance
Germany
Reich Treasury
Switzerland
New York
Buenos Aires
Los Angeles
Gerard Warns Hitler Likely to Die by Assassin
Former ambassador James W. Gerard told a New York Kiwanis club gathering that Hitler would sooner or later be killed by an assassin seeking vengeance for Nazi purge victims. He quoted that he who lives by the sword must die by the sword, noting the danger hangs by a tenuous thread.
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New York
James W. Gerard
Germany
Hitler
Mr. Gerard
Kiwanis Club
Wheat and corn make half crop in Kansas report
The Kansas state board and the U S department of agriculture estimate wheat at 80,266,000 bushels and corn at 73,444,000 for this year, with hay and oats also down. The July forecast shows drought and dry conditions reducing yields and pasture, keeping carryovers low.
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Topeka
Kansas
State Board
United States Department of Agriculture
J. ©. Mohler
State Board of Agriculture
FP. K. Reed
Federal Agricultural Statistician
Monument to Crazy Horse Started at Fort Robinson
In Crawford Nebraska construction has begun on a monument to Sioux chief Crazy Horse at Fort Robinson under Fort Commander Major E. N. Hardy. A Labor Day dedication will be staged by local civic clubs. Crazy Horse was killed nearby on September 5, 1877. A stone for the monument is being cut from Black Hills granite.
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Crawford
Neb
Crazy Horse
Fort Robinson
E. N. Hardy
Black Hills
South Dakota
Stock Market Index Rises to 79.4 on 90-Stock Average
The stock market index, calculated from 90 stocks, shows a value of 79.4. Reports indicate a slight movement yesterday, with traders noting modest gains and steady activity across major sectors.
Grain price surge hits Chicago markets on crop forecast
In Chicago on July 11, traders sent wheat and corn to limit gains after the government forecast the 1934 grain crop would be the smallest in 383 years. Prices jumped as buy orders flooded LaSalle Street pits, with September wheat near 93 cents and corn around 61 cents, while oats, rye, and barley also rose. Private estimates had favored reductions but trailed the government figure, and reactions ranged from excitement to profit-taking as the day closed near the limit.
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Chicago
United States
LaSalle Street
Midwest
B. W. Snow
Snow
Change Powers of the Soviet Secret Police
Moscow July 11 AP The O G P U now merges into a new people's commissariat of internal affairs with Heinrich Jagoda to head it. The reform abolishes judiciary functions of the secret police and assigns state safety cases to the supreme court of the union. Deportation exile and labor camps will be run by a new special body.
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Moscow
O.G.P.U
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Union
Supreme Court of the Union
War Collegium
Supreme Court
Thehairman
Central Executive Committee
Must Show Cause for Not Issuing a License
New York July 11 AP Supreme Court Justice Peter Schumack ordered officials of the marriage license bureau to show cause why Violet Hilton a 26 year old Siamese twin should be issued a license to marry Maurice Lambert 29 musical director of the sisters troupe. The license was denied after the corporation counsel ruled against it on moral grounds. The order returnable tomorrow was served on deputy clerk Phillip A Hines. Also included is a report of Ashton Wells who, after nightmares, leaped from a window in Blountstown Florida sustaining injuries from a 15 foot fall.
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New York
Supreme Court
Peter Schumack
Marriage License Bureau
Violet Hilton
Phillip A. Hines
Hilton Twins
Violet
Maurice EL. Lambert
New York City Corporation Counsel's
Dinner Nets $70,000 for G. O. P. Fund
In Chicago 65 business men paid just over $1,000 per plate at the Old Elm Country Club. The event raised $70,000 for the Republican campaign fund, with chairman Henry P. Fletcher announcing the total after collecting contributions. Fletcher had set Chicago's quota at $100,000.
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Chicago
Old Elm Country Club
G.O.P
Henry P. Fletcher
Republican National Committee
Oil men get more under Roosevelt oil policy
Secretary Ickes said the oil industry’s steady march under the code added about half a billion dollars to producers’ pockets. He highlighted conservation of petroleum, creation of up to 100,000 jobs, higher prices without burdening consumers, and preservation of filling stations.
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Washington
Ickes
Oil Administration
Roosevelt
United States
Warship possible to Norwegian fishing grounds amid protest
London reports may send a British warship to the Norwegian fishing grounds after a protest over Norwegian naval interference with British trawlers. A British Trawlers association delegation met Sir Anthony Eden who said an early warship visit would be considered, while Norway is urged to reply satisfactorily.
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London
Foreign Office
Norway
British Trawlers Association
Anthony Eden
Eden
Baseball brief from July NL and AL games across cities
AP reports Cubs beat Braves 3-1 with Guy Bush earning his eleventh win as Boston and Chicago split a doubleheader. Giants top Pirates 3-2 with Bill Terry homering in New York. Dodgers defeat Reds 6-2 as Beare earns win in Brooklyn. Philadelphia and St Louis mix in early hits as Charley horse sidelines Frisch.
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Phil Collins
St. Louis Cardinals
Phillies
Joe Delancey
Card Lune
Frankin Frisch
Charleyhorse
St. Louie
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Hilnex
V. Davis
P. Collins
Wilson
Aston
Duly
Guy Bush
Chicago Cubs
Oston Braves
Boston
Malone
Hartnett
Brandt
Spohrer
New York
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Terry
Lefty O'Dell
Pittsburgh
Hoyt
Swift
Padden
Grace
Schumacher
Mancuso
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Ray Beare
Dodgers
Cincinnati Brooklyn
Johnson
Lombard
O'Farrell
Benge
Siukeforth
Washington
Serge Éomas
Kilne
Crowder
Russell
Sewell
Hamlin
Hogaett
Auker
Hayworth
Ee Ieee
Journal-World
New York School Work Ahead Fast
Construction at the New York school progresses with column form work and rapid concrete pour planned. Roofs rest on concrete columns to reduce cracking. bricklaying slated to start August 1 as repairs occur at Cord Ley McAllaster Lincoln and other plants. junior high auditorium remodel adds a stage. termite damage prompts new floor treatments and flat roof repairs eyed by Superintendent Birch.
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New York School
New York
Lawrence
Cordley
McAllaster
Lincoln
C. E. Birch
Von
Tornado Injures Seven in Jacksonville HL July News
A tornado struck Jacksonville HL injuring at least seven people and causing about 500000 dollars in damage. The storm produced 12 unroofed buildings two homes damaged windows shattered and a circus tent destroyed with 30000 to 40000 dollars in losses. Fi ward Perry of Imlay City was among the injured with possible skull fracture broken shoulder and leg. doctors expect recovery. The tornado moved from north of town along a narrow path southward amid rain and hail disrupting lights and communications except one wireless outlet.
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Jacksonville
Here
Fiward Perry
Imlay City
Mick
Vircus
Employe
Sam B. Dill
Perry
Insull asks judge to dismiss bankruptcy indictment
In Chicago on July 11 AP reports Samuel Insull’s lawyer Floyd E. Thompson argued that Insull’s actions during mounting bankruptcy losses mirrored the government’s current efforts to salvage the economy. Thompson contended the indictment was vague and that public figures like Coolidge or Hoover might have endorsed similar rescue measures.
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Chicago
Samuel Insull
Uncle Sam
Floyd E. Thompson
Utilities
James H. Wilkerson
Insull
Corporation Securities Company
Coolidge
Hoover
Thompson
America
CattleQuota Set At 1000 Daily In Kansas Drought Aid
The Kansas cattle buying quota for the federal drought relief program is fixed at 1000 head daily. Meade county began July 7 at 200 head daily, with shipments to start July 13. Purchasing in Haskell, Kearney, and Finney counties begins today, and ten additional counties will follow soon.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas
Kansas State College Extension Service
Meade County
Haskell
Kearney
Finney
Hamilton
States Join Forces in Traffic Campaign
Missouri and Kansas will cooperate in a drive against traffic and highway law violations. A bilateral program will revoke driving rights in both states for major offenses such as speeding reckless driving and operating a car while intoxicated. Attendees included Homer Hoch F Shields Gale Moss and A J Spedeker.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
H.F. McElroy
Homer Hoch
The
Kansas Corporation Commission
F. F. Shields
Commission
Gale Moss
Kansas Highway Commission
A. J. Spedeker
Motor Carriers' Department
Missouri Public Service Commission
Havana Strike Kills Motorman as 50,000 Rally
In Havana a street car motorman was killed when strikers attacked a car near the university amid a 24 hour general strike that drew about 50,000 participants from newspapers, bus lines, breweries, and other industries. Two arrests were reported for the attack. one suspect threw a fire bomb. Morning papers prepared to print by 6 p.m. Only one edition of Informacion appeared.
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Havana
Confederation of Indor
Informacion
Parsons Rebuffs Gas Rate Cut Plan for Municipal Plant
Parsons city commissioners rejected a Union Public Service rate reduction offer and published a notice of election on a 275000 bond issue for a municipal gas plant to be voted August 7. The plan would have lowered monthly charges, but the company said the cut would force losses. Citizens Gas, a competing supplier, serves about 400 customers locally.
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Parsons
Kan
Union Public Service Company
Ben Adams
Kansas City
Adams
Citizens Gas Company
Slayerships and heat top Kansas City brief
Chiefs of Detectives Higgins said no definite information on John Lazia slayings is available and most suspects will be released. Lusco denies motive and police do not receive tips from Lazia allies. The piece notes 1,000 men in the Midwest could be hired for the job for around 250 dollars. Separate item reports a 100 degree day with clouds in Lawrence and a 109 degree reading in Saline, Kansas.
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Kansas City
Thomas J.higgins
John Lazia
North Side
Higgins
Joe Lusco
Ladia
Lazia
Lusco
Middle West
Mississippi votes to keep dry laws in statewide liquor referendum
Jackson reports late rural returns push dry forces ahead of repealists by about 32 000 votes with 60 589 for keeping the 25 year old prohibition and 28 418 for repeal. Governor Conner led the dry campaign as Roberts calls for enforcement statewide. The measure passed, keeping Mississippi from legalizing hard liquor.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
W. B. Roberts
Rosedale
Sennett Conner
Heat wave to break in Kansas with cooler air forecast
Topeka weather forecast promises relief from a long heat spell as cooler air moves into northern and western Kansas. Maximums expected 80 to 85 tomorrow. statewide readings 95 to 100 or lower in western and northern areas, with 110 previously reported in Hays and Philipsburg. Thunderstorms possible but no widespread rain forecast.
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Topeka
Kansas
S. D. Flora
Hays
Philipsburg
Fsnens
Mora
Althoit
Flora
Esterday
Balloonists delayed as weather halts stratosphere flight
Rapid City officers report balloonists preparing for the National Geographic Society Army Air Corps flight remain grounded for at least 24 hours due to unsuitable weather. Captain Albert W. Stevens keeps fit by rock climbing while Major William Kepner and Captain Arvil A. Anderson undergo strict physical routines for the 12 hour mission. Anderson's participation in the flight is undecided until takeoff day. In Bedford County Tennessee a constable candidate named Will Winn campaigns openly to voters.
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Rapid City
Ior
Albert W. Stevens
National Geographic Society-Army Air Corps
Moonlight Valley
William E. Kepner
Arvil A. Anderson
Anderson
Kepner Sai
Kansas Weather Forecast and Conditions Summary
Forecast calls for thunderstorms this afternoon or tonight in the eastern portion with cooler temperatures in the west and north. Morning outlook shows cloudy to partly cloudy skies with some clear areas near Coffeyville. Road conditions: dirt roads good, Douglas County roads good. Temperature records note yesterday’s low and today’s minimum.
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Kansas
Zunteder
Coffeyvillle
Douglas
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