Smith to Prepare Acceptance Speech in Albany Plans
Albany July 18 AP Governor Smith gathers data for his acceptance speech and discusses policy with congressional leaders led by Burns of Tennessee. If plans hold, he will receive nomination notification in mid August with running mate Robinson, as Hoover and Curtis set August dates. A nationwide broadcast from the state capitol steps is planned.
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Albany
Xn.y
Smith
Burns
Tennessee
House Appropriations Committee
Senator Robinson
Herbert Hoover
Curtis
State Capitol
New York in Final Tribute to Carranza
New York paid final tribute to Captain Emilio Carranza whose death in a New Jersey woods ended his visit to the United States. The body was to be taken from a funeral church on upper Broadway to Pennsylvania Station, escorted by 10,000 troops with aircraft overhead. Five officers and sixteen enlisted men would accompany the casket to Laredo Texas for handover to the Mexican government at the international bridge Saturday morning.
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New York
United’ States Army
Laredo
Texas
International ‘Bridge
Rum Coast Guard Vessel Rules in Bahama Waters
The United States plans to apologize for technical violations of an agreement allowing American rum craft to enter Bahama territorial waters only for observation. The State Department states Coast Guard vessels may not stop within five miles of British territorial land.
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Miami
Fla
Coast Guard
Bahama Islands
State Department
Department
Sei
Chicago Academy to Film North American Wildlife
The Chicago Academy of Science plans a motion picture record of North American wildlife and vegetation. Alfred M. Bailey, museum director, says thousands of specimens will be photographed and the project will take many years to complete. Local subjects start, then expand to the entire continent.
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Chicago
North America
Chicago Academy of Science
Academy
Armour leads Metropolitan Open after first round in New Jersey
Tommy Armour carded seven birdies for a 66 in the opening round at Westfield. He sits six under par, finishing just ahead of Johnnie Farrell who shot 75 after a 39-36 front and back nine, nine strokes behind Armour on the first eighteEN holes.
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Westfield
Tommy Armour
Congressional Country Club
Armour
Johnnie Farrell
Hospital Force 18 Hit By Chicken Salad Indigestion
Kansas City AP dispatch reports most of General Hospital's 325 employees suffered acute indigestion after lunch served yesterday. No patients were affected and hospital officials say none of the patients were served the salad. City health director Dr E W Cavaness said an investigation is underway.
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Kansas
City
The
General Hospital
Ospital
E. W. Cavaness
City Health
Almost a Baby But a Veteran Flier at Law rence Fair
A 5 year old girl Edith Rose Newton known as Ickey has logged over 200 flight hours with her father R D Newton chief pilot of a Lone Star flying circus. She flew at age three weeks and continued alongside fliers during the past decade. The piece follows local gatherings and visits, noting names and places in Eudora, Topeka, Lawrence and nearby towns, with community events, dinners, and illness news.
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Lone Star
Lawrence
Kansas National Guard
Altho
Edith Rose Newton
Ickey
R. D. Newton
Army Air Service
Newton
Topela
Henry 41S
H. A. White
John Harding
Kansas City
Anna Blopp
Blopp
Helen ‘Sommers
Frank Sommers
Fred Sclocum
Mary.Borden
John Schuster
Gerald Hart
Boston
Mass
Eudora
F.E. Wood
Edwinnia
Robert
Wamego
A. J. Smith
Smith
Virginia Brown
Alpine
Texas
Roy Milburn
Retta Kraus
Bridge
Anna ‘Roberts
Augusta Burr
8. V. Carr
Bert Brown
Carl Neis
Lucy Kaegi
Will Mertz
Eva
Belle Waugh
S. S. Reed
Gus Ziesenis
Homer Gerstenberger
Paul the Man
Baldwin
Paul Luchandre Ble
Mary Richstatter
Fred Zillner
St. Louis
Joseph
Bernard
Forrest Brown
Cyril Miller
Wichita
Bailey
Norman Strachan
Agnes Betty
S. V. Carr
C. E. Sheldon
J.D. Adams
Gladys, Jones
Elton Jones
Henry Frye
Jess Kraybill
Topeka
Ed Carr
John Houck
Charles Neustifter
McGuire
Clarence Daugherty
Charlies
Brown
Delbert
Harold
Daugherty
Will Bohnsack
Sylvia
Elbert
WW. Grist
W.W. Carr
Dabacter
Agnes Adell
Pierre,s. D
Kansas ‘City
S$. V. Carr
Elmonton
Sinclair
Edith Rice
Kaw Valley State Bank
C. C. McGuire
Bert’ Daugherty
Frank Waring
Kan
Central Avenue Methodist
Eudoran Methodist
Methodist Church
S.V. Carr
Normans Strachan
Agnes
Betty
John Moody
St. Paul’s League
Helen Altenbernd
Dorothy Schlegel
Radio flight planned from Rockford to Stockholm
Bert J Hassell of Rockford plans a Stinson Detroiter flight to Stockholm within three weeks to install a radio set for a land and water trans Atlantic test. He will fly to an undisclosed destination after the install and communicate with a test station as part of the mission.
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Madison
Wis
Bert J. Hassell
Rockford
Inl
Avisator
Stockholm
Hassell
Hamert Family Visit Sparks Big Anadarko Ties
Local residents recount a lengthy visit by Mrs. B. W. Hamert son Walter and granddaughter Emma Lou Methurin of Anadarko Oklahoma. The group shared meals music and readings with hosts Mr and Mrs Fred Schlegel and Mrs Gurney Hill and daughters Edith and Doris of El Monte California. A surprise party at the Schlegels honored the Anadarko guests with readings by Miss Methwin and refreshments for numerous friends and relatives. The I C C F lodge No 42 installed new officers including Noble Grand Carl Pfleger and others. the Hammert guests were present for the ceremony and farewell gathering.
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Tech
Anna
Gether. Roberts
Verein Heights
Eudora
George. Ott
T. D. Harris
Fred Ott
Fred Copp
Lawrence
Ruth Tarpley
Harold ,Jr
State’ College
Penn
Gertrude McArthur
Charles
Ottiof
Olathe
George’ Ott, Jr
Douglas Harris
Rosemary
Nadine
of Harris
Arthur Ott
Will] Ott
Edwin Ott
Herman Wichman
Chester Howard
Carl Copp
John’ Ott
Roberts
Freda. Dwyre
Wathena
Walter Grist
A. J. Smith
FE. Weed
Evanston
Hlinog
Wood
Wamego
J. W. Smith
B.‘C. Day
Mabel
Sibleyville
Phillip Commons
Will Smith
Kansas City
Martin Torrence
Fred .Torrence
Alvin Bond
John Smith
Mildred Kasberger
Nadine Harding
Wilmaurine Stadler
Dinnner
J. D. Adams
F. G. Hughes
Marion
Joe Stanko
Pueblo
Colo
Walter Hammert
Elfrieda Hammert
Emma
Lou Methwin
Dorothy Haverty
Maurine Moore
Vera Woodard
Frederick and
Louise Schlegel
Floyd Broers
Alvin Haverty
Allen Westerhouse
Lee Cox
Will Cox
Howard Laughlin
Warner Forsythe
Charles Durr
Arno Biesenis
Alvin Westerhouse
C. E. Cory Motor
Noreene
William Inman
Allo
Independence
Pete Neis
Willis Garatt
Jackson
Michigan
M. H. Cox
Cox
Beee
Altar Society of the Holy Family
Vernon Kasberger
Margaret Lyndon
Frank Schopper
Frank, Jr
Wilford
Reno
Nevada
Joe Schopper
Vernon Kashberger
Will Stadler
Wilmaurine
Hedvig Zollner
Josephine
Clement. Zillmer
Fred Zillner
Hilda
Mary Richstatter
St. Louis
Louise Eden
John Sommer
John. Schuster
Joé Zillner
Lawrence Curfman
Charles Frogue
Pittsburg
Arno Ziesenis
Henrietta Schubert
Tota Phil Phi Club
Main Street
Lulu Lothhol
Paul Luckan Jr
Baldwin
Louise
Luckan
Eudora Grade School
Parent-Teachers’ Association
City Hall Park
Garnett Hughes
Jessie Marley
Mildred White
B. W. Hammert
Emma Lou Methurin
Anadarko
Okla
Fred Schlegel
Walter Hammart
Elfrieda. Hammert
Edith
Doris
el Monte
Cal
B. M. Hammert
S. J. Lawson
W. Carr
Amos Westerhouse Sr
Mary Neustifter
Henry Schlegel
Emma Loo Methurin
Fredericka
Colorado Springs
Hedvig Cummings
Albert Neustifter
Ed Diedrich
Curtis Diedrich
Neustifter
Anardarko
Emma Lou Methwin
Elfrieda
Lou.s Methwin
Fred Schiegel
Henry Schiegel
St. Joseph
I Curtis Diedrich
I. C. C. F. Lodge No
Noble
Carl Pfleger
Fred Walkers
Fuller
Fred Stoldt
George Ott
B. R. Vogel
George Gertenberger
L. S.N.G
Herman
Marshall
Walter’ Hammert
Neice
Anadarko, Okia
Miss. Methwin
Wisconsin group plans pep for convention and Newton event
A fragment describes social games to develop pep for the national convention in Milwaukee this August and for the nearby Newton strike school event meeting at the end of July.
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Milwaukee
Indrike
Newton
Falls City Creamery ad seeks cream and cars for cash
Falls City Nebraska advertisement from Richardson Coin Bank asks for cream at 44 cents per unit with pay all transportation and honest weights. Offers a trade for used cars at two dollars each and promises fair market prices with guaranteed returns.
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Richardson Coin Bank
Falls City
Medical testimonial for Vegetable Compound from Pratt, W.Va
A reader from Pratt West Virginia reports long illness with weakness and sleeplessness. He states the Vegetable Compound helped him recover enough to sit up and mend, and he offers to answer letters about its effects.
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Pratt
W. Wal
E. Srexug
W.va
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