Norris Questions World War to Fight Fascism
New York July 13 Senator George W Norris asserts democracy may avoid war now but could face a future clash with fascist powers. He notes Britain and the United States hold naval and economic superiority while discussing whether room exists for both democracy and fascism in the world.
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United States
George W. Norris
Nebraska
America
Great Britain
Russia
England
Chamberlain
Peck
Remier David Lloyd George
Winston Churchill
Anthony Eden
Tvo
U.S.S.R
Anniversary Party for Campfire Council Lodge Representatives
Twelve Lawrence young men will represent the local Camp Fire Council lodge at the All Council anniversary day celebration in Kansas City Kansas. The events begin with an inter lodge tennis tournament where Jim Mott, Lawrence winner, competes. The birthday picnic is at Swope Park followed by a visit to Fairyland Park with special concessions as an anniversary gift.
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Lawrence
Council
Kansas City
Kan
Jim Mott
Swope Park
Fairyland Park
Mott
Reed Whetstone
Fred Broe
Camp Fire Council plans all day camp for underprivileged boys
Members including Ker Haven Glassmire Bud Herriman Bob Gustafson Kenneth Keene Ed Montgomery Bob Wiedemann Spencer Bayles Jim Boyce and Marion Haynes receive a birthday greeting from Senator Arthur Capper. Final arrangements for an all day camp to benefit 40 underprivileged boys were completed Tuesday afternoon by camp director Bob Wiedemann.
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Haven Glassmire
Bud Herriman
Bob Gustafson
Kenneth Keene
Ed Montgomery
Bob Wiedemann
Spencer Bayles
Jim Boyce
Marion Haynes
Arthur Capper
Campfire Council
Pitching debuts and premiers mark early MLB games
Stan Rogers in his first major league game hits a triple and two singles driving in three as Dodgers beat the Giants 13 to 5. Charley Ruffing and Joe DiMaggio shine for Yankees in their first Browns game and DiMaggio adds a homer in his second. Buddy Myer and Odell Hale pace two comebacks with Myer driving three, Hale five RBIs. Harry Craft belts two homers for Reds. Al Todd fuels a 17 hit Pirates attack against the Cubs with five RBIs. Mike Kreevich and Joe Kuhel help White Sox power past the Athletics with homers as part of eight total.
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Browns
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Buddy Myer
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Odell Hale
Indians
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Hale
Cleveland
Harry Craft
Reds
Cards
al Todd
Pirates
Cubs
Mike Kreevich
Joe Kuhel
White Sox
Athetics
Tornado Lifts Freight Cars From Rails in Illinois
A tornadic wind near Mattoon Illinois yesterday hurled ten midtrain cars from their couplings while lifting two sections of a 37 car Illinois Central freight train from the rails. The tender and the remaining cars stayed on track as fear surged among witnesses.
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Mattoon
Ill
Illinois Central
Train collision leaves car upright behind rails
A rail incident left a car standing upright beside the tracks while the train crew escaped injury.
Wedding Kiss Banned as Cleveland Church Announces Rules
Faith Lutheran church imposes new ceremony limits including no altar kiss no rice or confetti. Secular tunes replaced with ecclesiastical chant and wedding window dedication in Winchester honors George V with US ambassador Joseph Kennedy attending.
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Cleveland
Faith Lutheran Church
Arthur Carl Piepkorn
Oren Bingham to Speak at University Tonight
Oren Bingham of the University photographic bureau will discuss color photography and current equipment at a Spooner Thayer museum talk as part of the Junket program. He will show vacation and campus scenes, with Ruth Cady motion pictures and large enlargements. Time and details follow.
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Oren Bingham
University Photographic Bureau
Spooner-Thayer Museum
Bingham
Tigsten
Ruth Cady
Amateur Photographer Discussion Ties in With Public Junkets
The article notes forthcoming talks addressing the challenges faced by amateur photographers. Weekly junkets are held every Wednesday night and are open to the public at no charge.
TRY HELIUM FOR ASTHMA
The public health service reports helium may relieve near chronic asthma. In a study of 54 cases in New York, about 90 percent responded favorably to a four to one helium oxygen mixture administered under a hood tent.
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Washington
Public Health Service
New York
Seadlund Executed After Kidnapping Case
Seadlund 27 to die in electric chair at 12:01 a m tomorrow for the kidnapping of Charles S. Ross. John Henry Seadlund counted off his last 24 hours of life in Chicago on July 18 as U S Marshal W H McDonnell set the execution time.
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Chicago
John Henry Seadlund
Society
Charles S. Ross
Seadlund
U. S
W. H. McDonnell
Former Captain of Industry Emil Kirdorf Dies
Emil Kirdorf once headed major German industry and helped build up coal iron and steel concerns. He was the son of a textile manufacturer and died today in Muehlheim on Ruhr Germany.
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Muehlheim - On - Ruhr
Germany
Emil Kirdorf
United States Talks With Soviet Russia On Trade Renewal
Secretary Hull said preliminary conversations have begun with Soviet Russia to renew the commercial agreement expiring August 5. The current pact saw Russia buy about 40 million dollars of U S goods in the year, a level that exceeded the quota.
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Washington
Hull
Soviet Russia
Russia
United States
They Earn Their Seats Gallup New Mexico Baseball Offer
Earl Mullen, manager of one Gallup team, offers the first 20 boys admitted to the ball park as guests. The条件 is that regardless of the game outcome the boys must root for Mullen's team.
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Gallup
N. M
Earl Mullen
Mullen
Truck tire blows out in downtown Oklahoma City incident
A city truck rear tire exploded on a downtown street in Oklahoma City, sending debris into the roadway and prompting emergency responders to secure the area and assess injuries.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Unspecified midnight accident leaves no injuries
Two retaining rims spanning 20 feet crossed a sidewalk through a show window and into the back wall of a store 60 feet from the door. The incident occurred at midnight with no injuries reported.
City hall registration books open nightly until July 22
Registration books of the city hall will stay open from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. each night beginning tonight and continuing through July 22.
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