Senators in Plea for Wheat Buying
Washington July 22 AP Senators from four wheat growing states led by Capper of Kansas press board to expand its program beyond crop reduction to raise grain prices. Capper urged buying 100000 bushels by war agencies. Legge opposed market action without Lexmier aid. Talks touched on possible sales to China or India. no acreage reduction plan was discussed. Allen left for White House. Hoover meeting on wheat not pursued.
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Washington
Legge
Farm Board
Capper
Kansas
Pine
Oklahoma
Allen
Howell
McMaster
South Dakota
China
India
Stabilization Corporation
White House
Hoover
Thomas
Democratic National Committee
Reed
Carnera Time Up in United States Immigration View
Washington officials reviewed Primo Carnera case and found no grounds to extend his stay. The six month limit has expired and immigration inspectors recommended denying any additional extension beyond the usual period for aliens.
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Washington
Labor Department
Primo Carnera
Kansas City Car Crash Claims 77 Year Old Woman
Mrs Ellen Grabfelder aged 77 was struck by a motor car in Kansas City and died later from a fractured skull. Leech of Oskaloosa Kan was booked on careless driving charges. It marks the year's forty first motor car death in the area.
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Kansas City
Ellen Grabfelder
Leech
Oskaloosa
Kan
Kansas Weather Forecast and Roads Update
Generally fair tonight and Wednesday with warmer conditions on Wednesday. Morning rain and clouds, dirt roads muddy to good, Douglas County roads good. Temperatures by time show high around 80s, Dodge Service phone 1142. Advertisement for Jeno Senne Motor Co.
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Kansas
Douglas County
Dodge
Bul- Jeno Senne Motor Co
Detroit Recall Vote Over Bowles Tolerating Lawlessness
Detroit voters face a special election to decide whether Mayor Charles Bowles will remain in office amid charges he tolerated lawlessness. The campaign centers on his firing of Police Commissioner Harold H. Emmons after Derby raids and claims Bowles discharged him for enforcing gambling laws while Bowles was away.
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Detroit
Charles Bowles
Bowles
Louisville
Harold H. Emmons
Emmons
Election Commission
Michigan Supreme Court
Detroit News and
Freeress
Weather warms in Kansas with showers and heat wave
Weather reports show a warm up with temperatures near 90s in Kansas on Wednesday after notable readings. Thunderstorm chances linger today, with showers last 24 hours easing crop stress in multiple towns. Anthony recorded 1.84 inches, Fort Scott hit 102 degrees, and nights fall to 55-65 degrees as 90-95 day heat returns statewide.
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Topeka
Kansas
United States Weather Bureau
R. Laskowski
Laskowski
Man
Anthony
Weather Bureau
Elkhart
Liberal
Garden City
Dodge City
Wichita
Independence
Eureka
Parsons
Walnut
Fort Scott
Tribune
Mercury
Baseball Results From Across Cities On July Twenty Second
Brooklyn wins 1 0 over St Louis as Frisch error and hits by Gilbert and Bressler decide the game Hollis Thurston allows three hits. Cubs beat Giants 5 4 to tighten hold on first place in the National League. Phillies top Pirates 11 3 as Collins homers and goes nine innings. Indians rally to win 6 5 over Yankees in nine after errors. Detroit and other standings noted with minor details.
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Brooklyn
Frank Frisch
Gilbert
Bressiler
Robins
St. Louis Cardinals
Hollis Thurston
St. Louise
Brooklyn Hallahan
Mancuso Thurston
Lopez
New York
Chicago Cubs
Laague
Giants
Lartnett
Concodue
Kame
Bush
Taylor
Walker
Farrell
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Nationals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Collins
Whitney
Pittsburgh
French
Hensley
Collings
Bensa
Boston
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Willis Hu
Yanke
Johnson
Piggins
Dickey
Hua Fin
Myatt
New York Cleveland
Harg
Harder
Prinz
Chicago
Berry
Hering
Henry
Lyon
Tae
Washington
St. Jous
Jonrsend Spencer
Collmas
Ferrell
Detroit
Ay Shores
Cocchrane
Correll
Hayworth
Reed replies to Gov Reed on farm board policy
Topeka July 21 Governor Clyde Reed challenged the federal farm board wheat acreage reduction drive as political and said the board f iddles while the wheat farmer fares destruction. He defended opposing a policy as unsound economically and politic. Wichita Beacon publisher Max and Louis Levand urged Chairman Legge to resign for insults to Kansas and inactivity.
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Topeka
Legge
Clyde. Reed
Federal Farm Board
Kansas
Farm Board
Washington
Reed
Max and
Louis Levand
Wichita Beacon
Wyoming frontier days amid masked chaos and horse rustling
Wyoming capital hosts a troubled frontier day amid wild horses and masked riders. Indians from Rosebud and Sioux lands join a chaotic celebration with midnight ride spectacle. amid saloons in Cheyenne, tensions grow as a bootleg and revelry scene unfolds. Ranchmen near Comroe organize to rid the area of trouble.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Ital
America
South Dakota
Jeong Swere
Gamine
Scouts to Hold Water Carnival at University of Kansas
Boy Scouts in the Douglas district are invited to a Thursday water carnival at the University of Kansas Robinson gymnasium pool. Events include swimming races, candle race, spoon and tin plate contests, and a free swim. Readiness rules limit entries. admission for a later camp session at Theodore Naish is announced.
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Douglas
Robinson Gymnasium
University of Kansas
Ralph E. Graves
Free States
Tre
Adolphe
H. E. Eustace
Franklin
Douglas District
Boy Scouts of America
Troop 53
The
Christian Church
Theodore Naish
Missionaries Trapped In Pochow Seek Rescue
Four American missionaries including Olive Riddell Mary King and Rev G W Strother were trapped in rebel held Pochow during a nationalist bombardment. U S consular authorities considered direct dispatch to Pochow or negotiations from Beijing to secure their release and safe passage through besieging lines.
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Shanghai
Pochow
United States
Olive Riddell
Mary King
G. W. Strother
Southern Baptist Mission
Richmond
Peking
Retracts His Testimony Over 1916 San Francisco Bombing
Governor C C Young heard John McDonald retract identifications that helped convict Warren Billings and Mooney for the 1916 Preparedness Day bombing in San Francisco. Mooney and Billings face life terms. McDonald arrived from Baltimore to seek clemency discussions with the governor as a clemency bid unfolds. The country marks the 14th anniversary of ten deaths from the attack. Separate item notes a Irish strike averted and a Dublin context amid a Great Southern rail dispute settlement.
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San Francisco
C. C. Young
John McDonald
Warren
K. Billings
Thomas J. Mooney
I Prison
San Francis
MacDonald
Halitimore
Crisi
Hines takes direction of Veterans' Affairs
Brigadier General Frank P Hines took the oath of office as administrator of veterans affairs and named Edward W. Morgan acting commissioner of pensions Colonel George E. Trams director of the Veterans Bureau and General George H. Wood president of the board of managers of the national soldiers homes. Agencies dealing with veterans affairs were consolidated by Congress under Hoover. Hines will oversee expenditures for veterans amounting to about 800 million dollars yearly.
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Washington
Frank Phines
Veterans’ Affairs
Edward W. Morgan
George E. Trams
Veterans Bureau
George H. Wood
National Soldiers
Congress
Hoover
Hines
Veterana
Amtorg Chief Faces Contempt Over Communist Questioning
Petter A. Bogdanov, head of Amtorg Trading Corp the Soviet purchasing agency, faced contempt for dodging questions before the special congressional committee on U S communist activities. He ultimately agreed to answer after a brief conference with counsel.
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New York
Petter A. Bogdanov
Amtorg Trading Corporation
Special Congressional Committee
United States
Bogdanov
Amtorg
Hamilton Fish
Fish
John Nelson
Maine
Congress
Student's Car Plunges Through Bridge Rail to River
W C Gibb of Miles City Montana and Baker graduate student reported last night that a car he drove plunged through a bridge railing and fell more than ten feet but caused no injuries or major damage. He blamed a missing steering gear screw for a lockup on the curve and collision with the railing. Passengers Mrs Lenora Dowers and Miss Lillian Dowers escaped unhurt. The crash occurred three and a half miles southwest of Baldwin near Liggett ranch.
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W. C. Gibb
Miles City
Mont
Baker
Ibb
Baldwin
W. H. Meairs Farm
Gibb
Lenora’ Dowers
Lillian Dowers
Liggett Ranch
Mail Pilot Killed In Ohio Plane Crash
William Frederick Martin, 26, of Pontiac Michigan, an air mail pilot, died when his Cleveland to Pontiac route aircraft crashed on a farm near Huron Ohio. Fog rain and darkness with possible engine trouble thwarted the flight. he dumped gasoline before impact and attempted to parachute, which was found still folded in its pack.
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Huron
Ohio
William Frederick Martin
Pontiac
Mich
Cleveland
Here
Martin
Oklahoma Crops Benefit From Last Night Showers
Thunder showers hit western and northern Oklahoma easing a 40 day drought. Cooler temperatures followed as farmers reported some relief for parched crops in the western Sate. AP report from Oklahoma City notes scattered showers improving conditions for oats and other crops in the affected area.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Dwentatl
Florists Converge for Kansas State Convention
More than 109 attendees joined the eleventh annual Kansas State Florists association session in Robinson Gymnasium at the University of Kansas. The event runs through Thursday with expected total turnout near 300, featuring committees, a school of instruction by Mrs. Bert Schiller McDonald, and plans for exhibitions, tours, and a memorial union social.
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Kansas State Florists' Association
Robinson Gymnasium
University of Kansas
C. P. Mueller
Wichita
Ralph Ward
Lawrence
Harry Mueller
Alfred Humfeld
Clay Center
C. L. Mathew
Concordia
F. H. Durant
Topeka
Ada Fret
Pratt
T. H. Keeshan
Fredonia
Lloyd Bunch
L. C. Fields
Kansas City
Ada Fretz
Walter B. Balch
Manhattan
Bert. Schiller McDonald
Chicago
Kansas State Florists Association
McDonald
San Francisco
James Mason
L. Vanhaverbeke
Euro- School of Instruction
Lert Schiller McDonald
Dan P. Lawon
K. WJ
Olga Hubbard Wadleigh
Tnsonn
McDonal
C. A. Hyatt, Jr
Kelsey's Arm Breaks When Car Strikes Horse
Kelsey, a resident west of Lawrence, suffered a broken left arm and head bruises after a horse she rode was struck by a motor car driven by Carl Shryer of Santa Barbara. Shryer and E. G. Allison were held at noon as the horse injured the rider.
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Jack Kelsey
Lawrence
Carl Shryer
Santa Barbara
Calif
E. G. Allison
Kelsey
Shryer
Lgond
Memorial Hospital
Snyder for Senator meeting set for Saturday evening
A meeting to promote Snyder for Senator will be held at the county courthouse Saturday evening at o'clock. Farmers and their wives are urged to attend. Fred Snappy of Topeka, a former state auditor, is to be the principal speaker.
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Snyder
Clal
Doug’ County Court House
Fred Snappy
Topeka
Ainditor
Murder near here shocks Tonawanda man slain in car
G Rumbold of Tonawanda New York was found slain in his automobile near this place on July 22. He appeared to have been beaten with a hammer and strangled with a rope around his neck. His hands were strapped behind him and his pockets were empty.
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Murde
Pip. G. Rumbold
Tonawanda
N. Y
Agreement settles patent differences in motion picture industry
American and German motion picture and electrical interests signed an agreement in July Paris to settle disputes over recording and producing patents in the motion picture field. The Journal-World notes the update may affect producers and exhibitors during the vacation period, with a nominal 25 cents charge cited for related services.
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Paris
Winter mince meat may be weak next winter
Chicago July 22 AP reports a bold raid at Libby, Mac Neill and Libby in Union Stockyards where forty barrels of rum used in mince meat were stolen. Seven robbers in overalls held 14 workers, rolled the rum to a truck, exchanged shots with a special policeman, and fled after mingling with staff during the theft.
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Chicago
Libby, MacNeill and Libby
Union
Missionaries Rescued From Chinese War Zone
Forty American and British missionaries long stranded in the Chinese war area reached by rescuers 100 miles up the Min river. Consuls led the party, which found the marooned group after a perilous launch journey. Dispatches said 36 were Americans and United States consul Muscio reported progress toward Yenping Fu.
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London
Min River
Peiping
China
John J. Muscio
United States
Foochow
Legation
Yen
Ping-Fu
Lung Sing- Pang
Fouchon
Hoover Signs London Naval Treaty for Limitation of Vessels
President Hoover signed the London naval treaty in the White House east room with Stimson Adams and senators Reed Robinson Watson present. Senate already consented to ratification. He said the pact secures U S defense, advances world peace, and shows bipartisan support guiding future disarmament.
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Washington
Hoover
White House
Stimson
Adams
Reed
Pennsylvania
Robinson
Arkansas
Watson
Indiana
Senate
Curtis
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
Swanson
Virginia
United States
St Louis refueling flight seizes second day record attempt
Dale Jackson and Forest O Brine pushed a fuel load in the Greater St. Louis monoplane as they began day two of their endurance flight. At 10 11 am CST they had logged twenty seven hours aloft with the aircraft reportedly running smoothly. In Hartford Wisconsin three men robbed the First National Bank, blasting the cashier and threatening customers, netting about 75000 before noon.
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St. Louis
Dale Jackson
Forest O’brine
Greater St. Louis
Hartford
Wis
First National Bank
Zoning Ordinance Upheld By Court In Meyn Case
Judge Hugh Means ruled the city zoning decision to rezone lot 166 for business on Thirteenth and Massachusetts streets was not unreasonable. The case, filed March 15 1980 by John Singwonds against Fritz Meyn, tested courts against city commission actions and heard testimony on property values and impacts from a filling station.
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Simmonds
City Commission
John Singwonds
Fritz Meon
Mey
Thirteenth and
Masachusetts Streets
Chinese Ship Seized and Looted by Pirates
Hongkong July 22 AP The Chinese steamer Helilon was seized and looted by pirates en route from Hongkong to Saigon. Fifteen passengers and crew were kidnapped and held for ransom for 48 hours before the ship escaped to Bias Bay and returned home. Pirates forced crew to repaint the prow and remove the vessel name while passengers carried cargo ashore. Captives believed Chinese and not considered dangerous.
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Hongkong
Saigon
China
Bias Bay
Boys Hearing Continued in Cullison Killings
Coffeyville Kansas July 22 AP juvenile court hearings for Carlisle and Isaac Cullison brothers 10 and 8 who confessed to killing their cousin Donald Fox were continued to tomorrow. Defense seeks more evidence. no inquest planned. Donald's body found in Verdigris river. custody with mother Opal Cullison pending private hearing. Large crowd turned away.
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Coffeyville
Kan
Carlisle
Isaac Cullison
Donald Fox
Grace A. Miles
Barney Bucher
Warren B. Grant
W. J. Aldrich
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