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Lawrence Journal World in Lawrence, Kansas

11 Jul 1935

Page 7

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Lawrence Journal World

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Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1935

Page

7

No Relief on Way for Middle West Heat Wave

Kansas City July 11 UPI Residents of the middle west sought relief from a heat wave that reached 103 in Kansas City and topped 114 in Phillipsburg Kansas. The heat caused scattered deaths across eight states while aiding harvest and crop growth. Wheat shriveling was reported in some Kansas locales as hot winds persisted. Andrew Hamrick, federal meteorologist for Kansas City, said temperatures would stay above 100 before noon. In Omaha Grand Island Lincoln and other cities the day featured high heat with a broad toll on residents.

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Heat wave relief and new medical office opened

Heat center notes a milder heat wave compared to 1934 while most areas endure hot, dry weather. Dr R A Schwegler Jr opens a new office at 747 Massachusetts Street, previously owned by the late Dr G W Jones, with Mary Gieseman assisting. Also mentions golf talent at Washington and a Buffalo bid plan for a 40,000 seat stadium for 1936 AAU championships.

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