Medics Criticize a National Health Program Proposal
Officials of the American Medical Association attacked a presidential committee plan for an $850 million health program. The proposal aims to expand public health, fight tuberculosis and venereal disease, control pneumonia and cancer deaths, and fund maternal and child health centers, hospital expansion, free beds, and research grants.
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Washington
American Medical Association
National Health Conference
Roosevelt
Irvin Abell
Louisville
Hugh Cabot
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Medical Association
Olin West
Morris Fishbein
Abell
Clifford E. Walter
Public Health Service
Unusual Probation Term for Simone's Secretary
Sandra Martin, former secretary to Simone Simon, avoids state prison with a 10 year silence probation. She must serve nine months in county jail for forging the star’s name, with penalties of 8 to 42 years if violated. The case involved forged and grand theft totaling $11,000 from Simone Simon’s bank funds.
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Los Angeles
Simone Simon
Sandra Martin
A. A. Scott
Miss Martin
Scott
Scott Get Forth, She Will Be Sent To the State Women’s Prison
Test Your Knowledge Quiz Questions From Classified Page
Seven questions cover topics from building stories and currency to plants and geography. Answers are listed on the classified page and include details about Babe Ruth coaching, Bible rules, Pasadena location, tangelo, the National Bureau of Standards department, Treasure Island fiction status, and Tahiti’s capital.
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R.C. A
New York City
Babe Ruth
Pasadena
Cal
National Bureau of Standards
Treasure Island
Robert Louis Stevenson
Tahiti
Biggest marijuana haul in Kansas history shocks state
Wichita police vice squad head Captain H L Pennington said about 50 000 dollars worth of growing marijuana was destroyed and farm laborer Jesse Gomez was arrested near Larned after selling a state officer five dollars worth of marijuana. The sale followed cooperation with federal agents and Pawnee county officers. A one acre plot along the Pawnee river was found, burned, and the field was believed to supply dealers in Kansas and Oklahoma and perhaps a wider area.
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Wichita
Kan
H. L. Pennington
Jesse Gomez
Larned
Kansas
Gomez
Pennington
Clarence V. Beck
Pawnee County
Pawnee River
County Urges Tax Payers to Settle Before Monday
County Treasurer A. M. Gardner urges citizens to pay unpaid real estate taxes by Monday to avoid publication of the tax list in August. The list covers properties with 1937 taxes due and reasons include reduced interest if paid before September 1, 1937.
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A. M. Gardner
Gardner
Rules draft head chosen for oil well allowables
Dr. Eugene A. Stephenson head of the University petroleum engineering department was chosen to lead a committee to draft proposals revising rules for taking potentials and determining oil well allowables in Kansas. Five members represent the Kansas Independent Oil and Gas Association. others will come from major oil producers in the state.
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Eugene A. Stephenson
The
University
Kansas
Kansas Coreerection Commission
Kansas Independent Oil and Gas Association
Pleads Not Guilty in Check Forgery Charge
James Van Dyck, Lawrence pleaded not guilty to passing a check with insufficient funds before Milton Beach, justice of the peace. Hearing set for August 3, released on a $50 bond. The complaint says Van Dyck passed a $22.20 check on the Fritz company June 4.
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James van Dyck
Lawrence
Milton Beach
Justice of the Peace
van Dyck
Fritz Company
Practical Christianity study class meets at Congregational church
The Unity Society study class will meet Wednesday at 2:00 PM in the parish house of the Congregational church. Leader Miss Nettie Wyatt of Kansas City will discuss the topic How to Pray Effectually.
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Unity Society
The
Congregational Church
Nettie Wyatt
Kansas City
June Cigaret Tax Collected by Douglas County
Douglas County received 382.75 from cigarette tax in June. For the fiscal year ending June 30 the county total is 4670.34. The year’s total cigarette tax revenue in the county amounts to 18681.36 announced by County Treasurer A M Gardner.
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Douglas County
Treasuer A. M. Gardner
Duck Season Longer In Several States This Fall
The 194 Washington report says Kansas Missouri Nebraska Oklahoma Iowa and Colorado will have a 45 day duck and waterfowl season from October 15 to November 28, with bag limits raised to two 10 bird trips and daily possession up to 20. Canvasback ruddy redhead and dufflehead may be shot under limited terms. Dr. Ira H. Gabrielson notes easing restrictions due to rising duck numbers.
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Washington
Kansas
Biological Survey
Wallace
Missouri
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Iowa
Colorado
Ira H. Gabrielson
Governor to probe internship access for Negro medical students
Topeka reports Gov. Walter A. Huxman will investigate internship requirements at Bell Memorial Hospital in Kansas City Kansas for Kansas University medical students to see if Negro students are denied clinical facilities. He will confer with Chancellor Lindley and Dean Wahl to discuss whether to provide opportunities and how the regents should handle the policy.
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Topeka
Walter A. Huxman
Bell Memorial Hospital
Kansas City
Kan
Kansas University
E. H. Lindley
H. R. Wahl
Huxman
Board of Regents
Deaths and Funerals Clyde Earl Winnie Ward
Clyde Earl Winnie Ward, native of Lawrence, died July 11 in Berkeley California after living there 40 years and running a Berkeley butcher shop 30 years. Funeral services were held July 14. Survived by brother Elmer L. Winnie and sisters Mrs J R Mount and Mrs Maude Salter. Cargy Farmers Union Picnic set for August 4 at Cargy School Grounds with program and refreshments.
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Clyde Earl Winnie- Ward
Berkeley
Cal
Clyde Earl Winnie
Lawrence
Winnie
Elmer L. Winnie
J. R. Mount
San Francisco
Maude Salter
Long Beach
Cargy Farmers Union
Cargy Farmers Union of
Overbrook
Lewis May Start Daily Labor Paper
New York July 19 publicity director Pi Len de Caux said John L. Lewis and other officials of the CIO are giving serious consideration to establishing a daily newspaper devoted to labor interests.
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Lewis
New York
Pi—Len de Caux
The
John L. Lewis
National ‘Organization
Redlegs top Bosox in opener as Moore shines
Cincinnati starter Lloyd Moore twirled a two hit game in his first appearance of the year to back timely hitting, as the Reds beat Boston 9 to 1 in the first game of a doubleheader. Lanning, Reis and Mueller provided run support, while Hershberger contributed for Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Lloyd Moore
Cincinnati Red
Boston
Lanning
Reis
Mueller
L. Moore
Hershberger
Hutchinson
Reis Anters
Lombardi
Pittsburgh
Big Cats
Johnny Rizzo
Arky Vaughan
Ed Brandt
Pirates
Philadelphia
Rizzo
Vaughan
Mulcahy
Smith
V. Davis
Brandt
Todd
New York
St. Louis
Schumacher
Owen
Brooklyn
Chicago
Tamulisa
Hartnett
Gorbark
Riddle
Gehrig Plays on With Broken Thumb in 2045th Game
Lou Gehrig, Yankee first baseman, will extend his consecutive games streak to 2045 despite a fractured thumb. He sustained the injury on a throw from Spur Geon Chandler during Sunday's Detroit game and will wear a cast between games as he faces the Cleveland Indians today.
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New York
Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Yanks
Dickey
Selkirk
Cleveland
Herder
Putiak
Hadley
Sandra
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Kennedy and Tebbetts
Chase
R. Ferrell
American Association Columbus
Kansas City
Gehrig
Iron Man
Lou Gehrig
Spurgeon Chandler
Corrigan Faces Suspended Certificate and Mixed Reactions
Washington reports the commerce department suspended the experimental aircraft certificate of Douglas G. Corrigan, hindering a Dublin return flight while keeping his transport license intact. Santa Monica and Newark groups pledged support or fundraising for Corrigan, and Sen. Clark urged no punishment for his technical violation.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Douglas G. Corrigan
Dublin
Col.j. Monroe Johnson
Commerce
Hull
Corrigan
Santa Monica
Calif
W. E
Bill) Easterwood
Dallas
Tex
United States Bureau of Air Commerce
Douglas Corrigan
New York
Texas
Dennis Mulligan
Bureau of Air Commerce
Clark
Senate Committee On Commerce
Jail Sentence for Driving Under Influence in North Lawrence
Lee King of 508 Lake Street was arraigned before Justice Donald S. Hults this morning on a charge of driving under the influence. He pled guilty, received 30 days in jail, a $100 fine, and had his license revoked. arrest occurred last night while driving a Plymouth in North Lawrence. Dr. Alexander dentist. Phone 506. Adv.
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Draws
Lee King
Lake Street
Donald S. Hults
Justice of Peace
King
North Lawrence
80 to Kansas University Medical School Admitted
The University of Kansas medical school in Kansas City will admit 80 students next fall. Dean H. W. Wahl announced the list, noting most entrants are Kansas natives and only three are women.
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University of Kansas School of Medicine
Kansas City
H. W. Wahl
School of Medicine
Kansas
Robert L. Anderson
Lawrence Phil Antrim
Sptv
Dan B. Arat
Wichita
Charlies Ayling
Iolang
Marvin Beecher
Lawrence
Francis T. Collins
Topeka
Charles Crocker
Tribune
Edward R. Christian
Rozel
John B. Coleman
Atchison
Benjamin Day
Arkansas City
Milton Deutsch
Kan
Donald D. Dieter
John B. Dixon
Galen Egbert
Dighton
Bertha Ewing
Axtell
Leland Flora
Quinter
Shane Forman
Lawrence County Receives Peaches for Relief Use
Lawrence Douglas county will receive 8 700 pounds of fresh peaches this month for distribution to relief clients. The peaches are allocated by the Federal Surplus Commodities corporation and consignments are valued at 235 dollars. Fernand Demaret, KU graduate, named assistant accounting instructor at University of Illinois Urbana for next year.
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Douglas County
Leon G. Abele
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
Fernand Demaret
School of Business
K. U
University of Illinois
Urbana
Reichbank Shares Drop Amid Market Revival Signs
Reichbank shares weakened while most Berlin stocks regained some losses after a broad downturn. Analysts cited anti Jewish measures and decrees by Goering as key factors, with the regime’s actions seen as harming Jews and impacting markets.
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Berlin
Reichbank
Romanian Plane Wrecked Near New York in July
Alexander Papana, famed aerobatic champion, forced to land at Norwalk Connecticut after a GPi incident at Floyd Bennett Field while preparing for a non stop flight to Bucharest Romania. The aircraft was wrecked during the emergency landing.
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New York
Gpi
Norwalk
Conn
Alexander
Papana
Bares
Bucharest
Romania
Geid
Floyd "Bennett “Field
Douglas Corrigan
California
Floyd Bennett Field
Dublin
Ireland
Roosevelt fish luck boosts U S S Houston voyage
Aboard the U S S Houston en route to Panama, President Roosevelt's party celebrated crossing the Tropic of Cancer and reported unusually good fishing near Magdalena Bay as they complete the third leg of a cruise that began in San Diego. They expect to reach Pensacola by August 9.
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U.S.S. Houston
Panama
Houston
Roosevelt
Cape San Lucas
Lower California
San Diego
Calif
Pensacola
Fla
Magdalena Bay
Banks urged to boost lending to business by RFC chief
Washington July 19 The RFC chairman Jesse H. Jones urged state and national banks to increase participation in RFC loans to industry. He warned private banking must meet credit needs if it remains private and noted Congress has bills for further government credit extensions. The Federal Reserve Board estimates banks hold about 3.15 billion dollars idle and lendable.
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Washington
Morning Mail
RFC
Jesse H. Jones
Congress
Federal Reserve Board
New Counties in Loan Area in Kansas
George McCarty state director of Farm Security administration announced Franklin Jefferson Lyon and Stafford designated as additional counties for tenant purchase loans this year. Loans will be made in nine counties total including Harvey Marshall Neosho Ottawa designated last year in the loan area.
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Topeka
Kan
George McCarty
Farm Security Administration
Franklin
Jefferson
Lyon
Stafford
McCarty
Harvey
Marshall
Neosho
Ottawa
August Oil Need Estimation for Domestic Crude Demand
The Bureau of Mines estimates a daily average need of 3,438,100 barrels of domestic crude oil for the August market. This figures reflects expected supply requirements for the coming month.
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Washington
Bureau of Mines
Grapefruit Juice Packing Hit Four Million In Rio Grande Valley
Four point seven million cases of grapefruit juice were packed from the Texas Rio Grande valley crop this year. The figures reflect strong local production and continued demand for grapefruit products.
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Rio Grande Valley
Texas
Prison Break Foiled at Ohio Penitentiary
Ohio penitentiary guards thwarted a botched escape as two convicts menaced with knives and demanded exit. Guard Raymond Thornton was stabbed in the abdomen and in serious condition while Clyde Staup was shot in the groin and side. Charles Menges was beaten. Deputy Warden William Walker and other guards intervened, a rope ladder and weapons found, escape halted near the front gate.
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Columbus
Ohio
Raymond A Thornton
Clyde Staup
Charles Menges
Elmer Callahan
William Walker
Walker
James C. Woodard
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Wellsville
N. Y
Sinclair
Hankow
American Church Mission
Boong University
Wuchang
Hanyang
Wichane
Yangtze River
China
Sisters of Notre Dame
Tri-City
Stephenson
K. U. Medic School
Dean H. W. Wahl
Rex Gish
Jack Graves
John R. Green
Independence
Otis E. James
Kinsley
Edgar W. Johnson
Car W. Hagier
Lawrence James Hamilton
Derby
Lyman L. Harrison
Marysville
Richard Haun
Galatia
William Horton
Chanute
Philip H. Hostetter
Horton
Fred W. King
Marion
Marjorie J. LeMay
Baldwin
Samuel McClymonds
Walton
Edna McConnell
Downs
Frederick McCoy
McPherson
Hal B. McLean
William R. Miller
Lyons
William A. Nixon
Isabel Philip C. Nolte
William Nunnery
Coffeyville
Carl A. Petterson
Lawrence James C. Pinney
Hiawatha
Robert Cleveland Polson
Lawrence Worris M. Reist
Oberlin
Robert Remsberg
Robert E.riederer
Rozel Norton
R. Ritter
Baxter Springs
Edgar Robinson
Lawrence Abraham L. Saferstein
James D. Watson
Claflin
Darrel Weber
Wilson
Floyd Wells
Asherville
Raymond Wempe
Seneca
John P. White
Parsons
Charles W. Wilson
Gerald E. Wineinger
Jay Wisdom
Russell
George W. Wise
Elkhart
Edward C. Welford
Kansas City, Mo
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J. Hunter
West Campus Road
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University Drive
Emery Road
Colonial Court
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Stratford Road
High Rive
Worden
Walter Schwarz
Cooperative Observer
Bowersock Mill and Power Company
Charles L. Shirar
Wakarusa Valley
Reichbankg
Party
Douglas County Building & Loan Association
Massachusetts
John C. Emick
Funk’s
Journal-World
Albright Clinic
Mass. St
C. W. Schubert
Schubert
New Hampshire St
Manley
INS. Agcy
C. Manley
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