China, Russia Crisis Deepens Over Manchuria
Chiang Kai Shek appeals to military leaders and citizens to stand united against Soviet threats. Reports say Russian forces crossed the Manchurian border. China severing diplomatic ties with Russia under Kellogg pact pressures. Britain France and the U S seek a peaceful settlement amid mounting tensions in Manchuria.
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Move Soviet Gunboats Up Sungari in Manchuria Action
Reports from Harbin say Soviet gunboats moved down the Amur to the Sungari junction, entering Manchuria’s heart. Official word notes three Chinese gunboats on the Sungari and Soviet aircraft patrols near the border amid heightened tensions.
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Japanese garrison numbers cited near Manchuria border
Disrupted OCR reports a movement near the Amur river with Japanese forces in northern Manchuria. Quarters note a neutral policy and maintained watchfulness. Estimates: 5,000 beyond 15,000 at Changchun railway, where the northern Japanese garrison is maintained.
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Reminders of Past Not Necessary Says Russian
Moscow and Beijing trade statements over Kellogg pact as tensions rise in Manchuria. Soviets insist only China’s warlike acts justify action while China warns foreign troops in Manchuria are an act of war. Chinese foreign minister Wang says Kellogg pact remains in force and White House envoy MacMurray delays return as situation worsens.
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KU Swimming Classes Schedule Announced for Summer Term
The University of Kansas announces women's swimming and life saving classes in Robinson Gym pool guided by Elizabeth Sherhon and Alice Gas kell. Sessions run Monday, Wednesday, Friday in the last four weeks of summer school with life saving from 2:30 to 3, intermediate and adult from 3:30 to 4, advanced from 4 to 4:30, and an open hour from 4:30 to 5:30.
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Short crop alarms British bread prices rise
London reports Canada’s short wheat crop sparks alarm in British homes as bread prices climb. Glasgow bakers raise a four pound loaf from 19 to 21 cents and London bakers threaten extra penny increases weekly. Record Kansas City wheat receipts set a daily all time high with 1,894 cars totaling 1,993,420 bushels.
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Weather Outlook For The Week Beginning Monday July 22
Forecast for the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys and great plains indicates thundershowers likely in the north and central areas at the start of the week with the south seeing scattered showers. Middle regions expect generally fair weather followed by showers and cooler, mostly clear mornings with improving road conditions.
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Fifty children march in communist parade in New York
Fifty boys and girls calling themselves young pioneers of America marched in a July 20 parade in New York. They carried banners as they jeered Boy Scouts about to sail to England for the world jamboree. Police tried to disperse the demonstrators and seized the nets, tossing them into the Hudson as the liner Samaria waited to depart.
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Government Expenditures Seen Rising Next Four Years
Washington observers say a White House study of congressional appropriations shows a projected rise of about 300 million dollars in government expenditures over the next four years. The increase, largely due to army navy public works postale deficit and farm relief, may limit chances for immediate tax cuts.
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Refugees From Storm Drown in Flood Waters
Trapped in a railroad underpass by flood water near here last night Charles Fugate, his wife and their baby Ruby Edna of Pawhuska Oklahoma drowned. Four other members of the touring party escaped. Lawrence Fugate was swept downstream but reached a bank. Mr and Mrs Francis Heartson Caldwell Kansas and their baby escaped. The bodies of the three in the underpass were not recovered.
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Mid West lawyers visit English Royal Court system
A group of 130 mid western lawyers and judges from Iowa Kansas Illinois Minnesota Missouri began a four day study visit to London's Middle Temple hearing the English court system. They will tour the royal courts next week and learn about the medieval history and structure of English law.
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Three Die As Airplane Crashes Near Toledo
Three people perished when an airplane crashed south of Toledo near Perrysburg this morning. The plane’s identity and occupants were not immediately known. bodies burned beyond recognition. Officials checked local airports and found no planes in the air prior to the crash. investigators sought motor numbers to identify the craft. A Michigan non resident fishing license No. 5906 was recovered from the ruins.
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Braves win over Cardinals in third inning burst
Boston defeats St Louis 5 to 1 as Haines and bullpen falter. Game notes list scoring by innings and key players, including Me Cincinnati and Phila doubleheader results with Klein homer, Grimes pitching for Pirates, and other AL and Mexico Congress snippet.
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Hoover Secluded at His Fishing Preserve
Madison July 20 AP President Hoover remains at the Rapidan river fishing preserve with time to consider filling several diplomatic posts now vacant. Announcement of appointments is expected soon, and it is noted that Secretary Stimson and Undersecretary Cotton are in Hoover's party this week. No major progress on guest comfort at the preserve and the president plans to stay away from Washington until early Monday.
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Wheat embargo denied by Kansas City Board of Trade officials
Kansas City Board of Trade officials denied an embargo in wheat shipments is imminent, stating reports are unfounded and there is no congestion on the local tracks. In Chicago, wheat prices slipped as traders booked profits, with July at 1.34 and December around 1.45, amid volatile sessions and mixed crop news from Canada and abroad.
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Widow Emma Ice's Death Probed Near Lawrence Creek
County authorities investigate the death of Emma Ice a widow and mother of six whose body was found face down in Washing ton creek near Harvey Bowen farm eight miles southwest of Lawrence. The case explores accidental drowning or possible murder with tracks seen on the creek bank and reported screams nearby. Her husband died about a year ago and she leaves her parents three brothers and six children. Funeral services set for Sunday at Funk chapel with burial in Mound cemetery south of Stull.
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Grand Jury Indicts in Jones Law Prohibition Crackdown
A Kansas City federal grand jury returned 64 indictments under the Jones five and ten law as part of a broader push against prohibition violations. The panel also charged 28 more indictments under related narcotic and liquor statutes, with many targets said to be Kansas City residents. The grand jury had already issued 60 indictments yesterday, including numerous cases tied to St. Joseph liquor raids as part of a nationwide cleanup effort. The jury planned a final report later today.
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Youth 13 Rescues 4 From Drowning In Cornwall
Ferdinand Gatien a 13 year old Cornwall youth and expert swimmer saved 12 year old Gerard Labelle from drowning after he rode his bicycle over a dock edge. Gatien already had three prior rescues this year, bringing his total to four. Acknowledgments from civic groups and the Royal Humane Society are noted.
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Gangland Controls New York Night Clubs Warns Public
New York July 20 AP police commissioner Whalen warned visitors and decent people to avoid night clubs, saying gangdom dominates these venues. He cited the Saturday double shooting at Hotsy Totsy, tied to John Diamond and Charles En tratta, as proof. Whalen's Broadway squad then raided over a dozen speakeasies, seizing liquor and making arrests.
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Army plane resumes Nome flight after weather delay
Captain Ross G. Hoyt of the United States Army piloted New Alaska from New York toward Nome Alaska. The aircraft landed at White Horse Yukon Territory after adverse weather forced a delay in Ha zelton. A second leg aimed for Fairbanks followed, with timing shifted by about five hours.
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Rum Running Plane Captured Near Detroit
A rum running airplane landed on a field near New Boston 4, a suburb, and fourteen cases of liquor were seized. Pilot Howard Colyard of Detroit, 32, pleaded guilty in justice court to possession and transportation of liquor and refused to confirm dealings in Canada. Six men in two awaiting cars were arrested but later released. State police said they had suspected two planes delivering liquor to the field but timed the capture today.
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Geology Field Trip Starts With University Students
The University of Colorado geology department will begin a field trip to Garden Park Colorado led by Prof W P Schoene r with nine students and accompanying spouse. The party will base at Garden Park and conduct mapping studies across the Florence oil field Royal Gorge Spanish Peaks and Pike's Peak country with Lach camp midway between Royal Gorge and Cripple Creek.Participants include M N Allison John M Kane B A Keith Wallace Lamb Pankraty Russell Straight B K McWilliams Merrifi Haas and W W Murrow.
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Fire destroys block of three lumber yards in Kansas City
Fire of undetermined origin swept an entire business block in Kansas City destroying sheds, equipment and lumber worth about 115000. 136 firefighters battled the six hour blaze. Lapsley-Baker Lumber suffered about 70000 in losses including 50000 in lumber and 35000 in trucks. Kansas City Hardwood Lumber lost 30000, Central Reserve Lumber about 15000. Insurance covered most losses. Homes of nearby residents were saved. Lumber stock included white oak, mahogany, walnut, cedar, cherry, white pine, yellow pine, Douglas fir and redwood.
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Communist mayoral aspirant free on suspended sentence
New York July 20 AP A communist with mayoral ambitions, William Weinstone, 32, was freed on a suspended sentence after a demonstration before the Chinese consulate. Arrested for disorderly conduct, Weinstone denied refusing police orders. He holds the Workers (Communist) party mayoral endorsement amid a crowd of about a dozen arrested.
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K U Frat House Robbed Overnight in Three Break-Ins
Police report three overnight burglaries in Lawrence, including the Delta Sigma Pi fraternity at 1241 Louisiana Street and the Rainbow Inn at 1847 Massachusetts Street. About 87 dollars in cash and assorted items were stolen from Relite Sigma Pi members and two other locations, with doors left unlocked and the Continental Filling Station also hit. Victims include J Cook and W J Cramer among five occupants.
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Paving Near New Memorial Hospital Block in Missouri Street
Workmen grade the 300 block on Maine and Third streets to pave the west side of the new Memorial hospital on Missouri Street. Paving should finish in about a month ahead of the hospital opening planned around September 1. A paved drive around the front will be built. equipment and furniture installation continue.
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Texas Rejects Land Nefer Oklahoma Claim Boundary Tension
Oklahoma City July 20. A Texas legislative committee rejected an offer of 1.25 and 1 acre with back interest for 28,500 acres of land awarded to Texas in a re survey of the 100th meridian boundary. The committee arrived to negotiate the transfer to Oklahoma as Texas resists the wedge shaped tract claimed within its panhandle.
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Kellogg ratification ceremony to be held at White House
Washington July 20 Former President Coolidge will attend the White House ceremony marking final ratification of the Kellogg Briand treaty Secretary Stimson will announce Japan’s approval and Hoover will proclaim the treaty into effect Also noted a fatal car crash near Mankato Kans with barber Caxlude Wheeler among the injured at least.
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