Trial conduct flayed in report on Hauptmann case
Los Angeles July 15 a committee report to the American Bar Association convention condemns the publicity surrounding the Bruno Hauptmann trial. It charges attorneys and press representatives with disregarding dignity and ethics and urges a nationwide study and a conference to set standards for reporting criminal trials.
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Los Angeles
Up—Iin
American Bar Association
Committee On
Bruno Hauptmann
Press and
Bar
Associated Press
International News Service
United Press
National
Columbia Broadcasting Companies
Veteran Husband Gives Secret of Happy Life
Williamstown Massachusetts July 15 42 veteran George Mortimer Hopkins aged 92 and his wife who will celebrate her 92nd birthday tomorrow are among the oldest married couples in the nation. They wed seventy years ago and credit their happy life to courtesy charity and tolerance. He says he never meddles in his wife's affairs and she lets him run his business. He adds that hard work is the secret to long life, noting he has often worked 16 to 18 hours daily and still feels well.
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Williamstown
Mass
George Mortimer Hopkins
Ss Hopkins
Hopkins
Christian Science July 14 Lesson Sermon Broadcast
The church lesson on Sacrament in Christian Science was linked to I Corinthians 10 31 Luke 22 1 20 and Mary Baker Eddy science text with the note that a program will air on WIBY Topeka at 5 30 PM next Sunday.
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Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Heat Wave Continues Across Kansas With Record Highs
Topeka reports temperatures near 100 with other cities ranging from 111 in Topeka to 116 in Emporia and Manhattan. Meteorologist S. D. Flora warns for persistent heat despite scattered weekend showers as rainfall remains limited and rivers stay within safe levels. The note recalls the July 15 1934 record heat day for context.
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Topeka
Canada
Kansas
S. D. Flora
Flora
Mercury
Emporia
Manhattan
Boise
Ida
Lander
Wyo
Eastern School Board Seeks Lighter Teachers
New York July 15 The board of education proposes trimming teacher weight limits. Rose Freistater, rejected after a biology lab assistant exam, was told to lose 32 pounds and reapply in six months. She dropped from 182 to 160 and sought a further extension to lose the final 10 pounds.
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New York
Board of Education
Rose Freistater J
Professor Jensen Reports From Virginia Institute Talk
Professor Jens P. Jensen, economist, returned from Charlottesville where he addressed the Institute of Public Affairs on tax limitations Thursday. The chief topic of the two weeks centered on fiscal policy and proposed limits.
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Jens P. Jensen
Charlottesville
Institute of Public Affairs
West Point bound youth and Reno township road drive
Charles L. Doane, son of Mr and Mrs Fred W Doane of 806 Rhode Island St, leaves for the United States Military Academy at West Point after graduating from Lawrence high school and two years at Kansas University. A Reno township delegation seeks to improve Pony Creek road linking County 40 Highway to the State Lake, aiding Lawrence and Shawnee County residents headed to the lake for fishing and swimming.
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West Point
Charles L. Doane
Fred W. Doane
Rhode Island Street
United States Mill Academy
Charles
Lawrence High School
K. U
Eldridge Hotel
U. S. Guyer
Reno
Leavenworth County
Lawrence
Pony Creek
Tonganoxe
State Lake
Shawnee County
Charles H. Brass Obituary Founding life in Kansas
Charles H Brass was born June 8 18 at Williamsport Pennsylvania and died at his home near Richland July 11 at age 79 years one month and eight days. He moved to Kansas with his parents at 18 and settled in Lawrence. He married Priscilla Handlman of Douglas County on December 28 1879. He leaves his wife and an adopted child.
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Charles H. Brass
Williamsport
Penn
Richland
Kansas
Lawrence
Priscilla Handlman
Douglas County
Death of Mr. Brass and local funeral details
Mrs Minnie Baker of Nebraska City Neb and Harry Brass of Lawrence survive. Mr Brass long in Stull area and a devoted husband. Funeral Saturday July 13 at Rumsey funeral home Lawrence led by Rev Aaron Breck Topeka. Burial Oak Hill cemetery. Also a lecture on photography by Oren R Bingham KU chemistry department at 8:30 pm in room 101.
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Minnie Baker
Nebraska City
Neb
Harry Brass
Lawrence
Brass
Stull
Rumsey Funeral Home
Aaron Breck
Topeka
Chemistry
Oren R. Bingham
K. U. Chemistry Department
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Stratosphere Bowl
Rapid City
S. D
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National Geographic Society
Edmonton
Kaw
Concordia
Garden City
Hutchinson
Liberal
McPherson
Tribune
Eastern School Board
Rai
General
Haskell Stadium
Legion
Kennedy Plumbing & Electric Co
Mass St
Virginia
Institute
Aero Jensen
Thomas Jefferson University
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bell System
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
Bell
Bell Laboratories
Western Electric
Southwestern Bell
Tern Bell Telephone CO
Charlton Insurance Agency
Southw
Frederick Walter
Detroit
Lake St. Clair
English Channel
Oak Hill Cemetery
Chicago
W. W. Burnett
Lawrence, Kansas
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