Denial at hearing on Brinkley gland transplant claim
Kansas medical board resumed the hearing on revoking Dr. John R. Brinkley’s medical license with Dr. Thomas G. Orr testifying that his described goat gland transplant operation was not possible. Orr called the procedure a fake and said gland transplantation lacks hospital practice and scientific backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloopeka
John R. Brinkley
Milford
Kan
Seplist
Kansas
Tscas
Thomas G. Orr
University of Kansas School of Remedicine
Kansas City
Brink- Seldy
Orr
W. C. Ralston
Rinkley Jhe
Tes
Columlere of Surgeons
Ockerblad
Nelse F. Ockerblad
University of Kansas School of Medicine
Jackson
Brinkley
Ralston
Baby revived with oxygen after near smothering incident
In Tolat Kan July 22 AP report a 4 month old, son of Mr and Mrs Frank W Ayler, was nearly smothered at a Sunday school class picnic. A rubber mat covered the mouth as the father saw the child seeming dead. Artificial respiration and oxygen saved him after about an hour, with pneumonia fears fading. Police were informed, baby removed to a local hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolat Kan
Har
Tan Frank
Frank W. Ayler
Fire Department
Pays Visit to Red Camps New York July 22
AP reports a congressional committee investigating communist activities toured red camps in New York State including Camp Unity near Beacon and Camp Nitgedaiget near Newburgh. Witnesses described indoctrination of workers youths as state police and detectives observed. A mass meeting of about 300 campers followed an impromptu rally led by Jack Perilla. Representative Eslick criticized the camps as radical and propaganda laden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Congressional Committee
New York City
Hamilton
Newburgh
Camp Unity
Beacon
N. Y
Ieee
Itheia
N.C
AES
Nitgedaiget
Guils
Jack Perilla
Eslick
The
Stam
English to Hear Second Reading of Treaty Bill
London July 22 AP The House of Commons will proceed with further consideration of the bill to give effect to the London naval treaty Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald said this afternoon He noted inquiries into the bill and urged the second reading now especially after the United States Senate ratified the treaty yesterday He added that given yesterday's debate the second reading might be reasonably brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Ramsay
MacDonald
House
United States Senate
Gandhi drive on liquor in Bombay mobilizes women
In Bombay on July 22 AP reports Mahatma Gandhi's movement renews anti liquor action. Women disciples, led by Mrs. Hansa Metha, picketed liquor and foreign cloth shops and staged a saloon license auction protest. Police arrested 46, later released. no bids were received for 30 licenses. Officials act against liquor question. Teddy palm drink is noted as a national target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
Mahattma Gandhi
Gandhi
Aeas
Eer
Hansa Metha
Bombay Provincial Congress Committee
Bombay Municipal Corporation
Real Estate Man Charged In Mary Baker Killing
Washington July 22 AP warrant charges Herbert M Campbell Virginia real estate man owner of the gun police believe killed Mary Baker Miss Baker's body was found stuffed into a culvert near Arlington National Cemetery Campbell underwent extended questioning last night he denies the murder Officials say his alibi for Herman H Barrere arrested in Montana last week is largely disproved Barrere will be held for further questioning as to Campbell's activities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mary Baker
Herbert M. Campbell
Virginia
William C. Gloth
Commonwealth
Arlingt County
Campbell
Herman H. Barrere
Montreas
Baker Ca
Oklahoma City Arrests Spark Federal Riot Charge
Twenty three citizens were charged in federal court for attempts to expel African Americans from a community, triggering a riot incident. Arrests were made and arraignments set for the following day as authorities pursued action against the alleged movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Unusual Drouth Throttle Middle West and South Plains
Agricultural meteorologist Kincer reports extreme drought across the region from the Rockies to the Appalachians with scant rainfall in the Ohio Valley Texas Oklahoma and surrounding states. Light showers offer little relief as crop moisture falls short especially for corn, wheat and gardens, threatening yields unless rains resume soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rocky Mountains
Appa
Kincer
Pee‘tee
Ohio
Virginia
Kentucky
Turois
Missouri
Ma Gas
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
South Dakota
Ohio Valley
Texas
Olahoma
Gulf States
Arkansas
Mississippi
Louisiana
Tennessee
West Virginia
Indiana
Illinois
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Has Had 127 Per Cent of Normal Rainfall, But That State Hincer
Powell's New Brunswick Film Shown to Rotarians
Dr. Powell presented two thousand feet of film from his month long trip to New Brunswick detailing wildlife and landscapes. The Lawrence group learned of his journey through his narration and images, with scenes featuring bears and deer observed in the Maine border region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Powell
New Brunswick
Lawrence
Lyle S. Powell
Powell
Maine
Novia Scotia
New
Dr. Powel
de Powell
Teaoy
Indy
Ie Bay
Tree Sitters Bring Rain In Kansas City Area
Winfield youths vowed to stay aloft until it rained after a night in the hot sun. Kenneth Love, 9, and Gerald, 5, tied a rain-stopping protest to a local traffic issue. The pair perched in a tree, then descended as rain began around Pitiels and arboreal town streets, drawing city workers and onlookers.
Soldiers and Police Clash in Cairo Revolt
Soldiers and police faced rioters as the Seria nationalist crisis grew. In Cairo four killed and 500 arrested. government forces reported casualties with two officers and 28 men wounded. In Port Said two killed and 28 wounded. 47 police injured. Parliament sessions paused until November. Nasr Ally Nahas planned to reconvene by force, then backed down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Cait Port Said
Suez
Seria Ae
Nahasathe
Port Said
Heat Death Toll Mounts as Eastern Seaboard Sizzles
Heat gripped the eastern seaboard with record highs and dozens of fatalities. New York and Philadelphia reported at least 30 deaths and thousands prostrated as temperatures neared 100 degrees. Thunderstorms later eased conditions in parts of New England, New York state, and the Midwest while Washington logged 103.2 degrees after a 105.6-degree Sunday heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Metro-Politan
Connecticut
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Kentucky
Arkansas
Washington
Lonety
County Superintendent Lane Attends State Conference
O. J. Lane county superintendent of schools left for Topeka to attend the annual state meeting of county superintendents. The program opens today at 2:00 pm with Governor Clyde M. Reed welcoming and closes Thursday morning with a talk by state superintendent George A. Alten Jr. Lane plans to attend most sessions and return to Lawrence each night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Lane
Topeka
Clyde M. Reed
George A. Alten, Jr
Lane
Lawrence
Payne Brings Flowers to the Journal World
Frank Payne, a Kansas flower and berry farmer from the Frank Payne Farm south of Shawnee, brings bouquets to the Journal World office in Lawrence during the State Flotists Convention. He mentions Red Hot Poker lilies with Hardy Delphinium and peonies stored since May 13, totaling 21 dozen bouquets prepared for Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Payne
Mid-West
Journal World Office
Shawnee
Kan
Mr. Payne
Lawrence
Court martial resumes in Hawkins measles deaths case
Leavenworth testimony reopened in the court martial of Corp. Ralph F Hawkins tied to the deaths of two sons of enlisted men at Hawkins. The medical corps member faces a manslaughter charge under the article of war after prescribing medicine at the base hospital that followed the measles illness. Lieut Jonathan Rigdon, medical corps, was arrested July 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Corp
Ralph F. Hawkins
Frank Danks
William Corbett
Hawkins
Medi‘eal Corps
Jonathan Rigdon
Rigdon
Memorial Hospital Births and Society Dinnerat Woodvale Club
The text notes a July 16 birth at Memorial Hospital of Phyllis Jean Bresline to Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Kelly of 938 Vermont Street. It also mentions a dinner at Woodvale Country Club honoring Miss Volk and Mr Bresline, hosted by Miss Henrietta and Lloyd J. Marsh, and a Kansas Florists Association convention opening at Robinson Gymnasium with a Memorial Union banquet planned for Wednesday evening. Additionally, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Gerstenberger of Eudora announce the birth of Doris Lucille on July 19 at Memorial Hospital, with the child named Doris Lucille.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bresline
Cne of
Kansas
Henrietta A
Lloyd J. Marsh
Woodval Country Club
Volk
Bretline
H. D. Kelly
Vermont Street
Ares
Memorial Hospital
Phyllis Jean
Kansas Florists’ Association
Robinson Gymnasium
Memorial Union Building
W. W. Gerstenberger
Eudora
Doris Lucille
Personal News and Traveling Families Report
Mr and Mrs William Kopp and their two children Billy and Betty return from a motor trip through the east visiting major cities and historic sites. Also along were Mrs Elizabeth Wetzel and others visiting relatives in Indianapolis and Coffeyville, Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kopp
Billy
Betty
Indianapolis
Elizabeth Wetzel
Roy Gearhart
Charles Atkins
Dorcas
Coffeyville
Oklahoma
Harrisburg
Rosalie Boysen
California
W. Hi. Griffith
Memorial Hospital
Frederick Jaedicke, Jr
Robert Price
Robert
Price
Kansas City
Colorado
Julius Walchle
David
Wakefield
Farmer Sculptor Gains North Carolina Attention
AP notes Covington farmer without formal art training attracts wide North Carolina interest. Lorado Taft compares and praises his farm subject sculptures as standout. Includes fragmented blurbs on a Ottawa marriage license and French government aviation policy, plus an ad for Smith Hemstitching Shop in Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Releign N. (Ap
W. T. Covington
North Carolina
Lorado Taft
Altha Clara Bow at Varsity in Love Among the Millionaires
Review notes Bow is supported by a strong cast including Stanley Smith and Skeets Gallagher. Mitzi Green, age nine, headlines child performance stealing attention with imitations and a song. The plot remains familiar, with a rich man and poor girl premise. Oswald cartoon, Movietone Vid, and a News reel complete the program. Also mentions a bicycle theft report and Clinton church ice cream social with entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altha
Clara Bow
Varsity Theatre
Little Mitzi Green
Milionaires
Little
Miss Green
Miss Bow
Paramount
Stanley
Smith
Stuart Erwin
Sweetie Fame
Skeets Gallagher
Clara
Metropolitan Opera
Beatrice Belkin
Suppos
Ara Bow Et al
De Soto Community Notes and Local Visits
De Soto and surrounding residents share news of births, medical trips, and family visits. Ed DeWalt announces the birth of two daughters on July 1 at home. Several residents, including Edith Search, Taylor Martin, and the Adams family, visit kin across Kansas City, Olathe, and Ottawa, while others deal with health issues and threshing mishaps in Shrine Park and nearby farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed DeWalt
Adams
Olathe
Wright
O. Wright
Kansas City
Ulrich Duncan
Port Arthur
Tex
Alice White
Columbus
Kan
John Lyons
Buckingham
Ead
Arthur Harris
Rapores Mo
Mies
Roberta Harris
Esther
Hate
Ottie Jones
South Pasadena
Cal
Sam Golden
Golden
Hen Golden
Mel Golden
Jones
New York City
Harry Cramer
Jarence Walker
A. M. Walker
Miss Port
Bethan Tany
Kansas
Gilly
Dorothy Dowding
Raymore
Ralph Harbison
Inez Osborne
Walter Osborne Tuesaday
Bert Osborne
D. T. Osborne
Ater
W. L. Scott
Shearer
D. Guiers
Clarence Haleman
Don Martin
Land
Orris
Wii Reed
John Black
Pleasanton
Chas. Reed
Reed
Osborne
E. S. Marshall
Sand Dine
Hi Miller
W. E. Burch
Wm. Miller
Oscar Lothholz
Snc
Will- Lothholz
Egmutt
Eudora
Leita M
Shrine Park
Leavenworth
Desay
Charles Pash
Albert Luther
Tony Bee
Breal
Lawrence area notes and social on goings
The column records a flurry of local greetings visits and farm life details. Mentions include Mrs. Rufus Adkins visiting with her mother Mrs. Robert Douglas, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barnes hosting, and a string of relatives in Lawrence and Tonganoxie. A serious accident tale notes John Colbert’s leg injury from a rusty pitchfork and his return to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Dicken
Robert Gebore
Ening
Harry Milter
Sand
A. T. Brovesk
Rufus Adkins
Ursday
P.m
Robert Douglas
Frank Strickland
Douglas
Oebixtl
Doug
James T. Large
Land Dughter
Clarence van Sickle
Baby
Tonganoxie
Jes Ones Springs
Twilight League
Edward Andrew Rieux
Lawrence
Misa Esther
Junior Bieux
Ida Albaugh
Nadine Albaugh
Wichita
Fred Tabler
Tabler
Lizzie Rhodes
Bradford
Nowell
Gra
Fra le
Riese
Lillie Cof- Morerie
Margaret Kelsall
Ozarks
Miller
Urban Haas
Kansas
H. G. Marsh
Phil
St. Louis
G. L.phenicie
Kelsall
Misa Thelma Herap
Armine
Scott
Hattie
Senton
Fort ‘Wayne
Ind
Phenicie
Michigan
Frank Breese
H. G. Skeets
John Colbert
Colbert
Altho
Other Wiley
Frank Barnes
James Dwyer
Hannah Dwyer
Henry’ Eisele
A. C. Hess Ams
Frieda
Sam Gilliland
Goble and Son
O’dea
H. G. Skeetives
Roy Wingrove
Jean Amfeltone
Kansas City
Villa Eden Residents Visit Skintook Family
Mr and Mrs Don Daniels and children from Skintook Oklahoma are spending a few days with his sister Mrs Fred Reetz and family. Lillian Torneden visited friends in Kansas. The Reetz, Daniels, and Daniels party drove to Shenandoah Iowa on Monday. Florence Schoenhofer assists Mrs Chas Davidson with her work. Mrs Kniffen cares for David Davidson who remains very ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Daniels
Skintook
Okla
Fred Reetz
Wiss
Lillian Torneden
Kansas Aly
Eliza Daniels
Shenandoah
Jaws
Florence Schoenhofer
Chas. Davidson
Kniffen
Weather and social notes from Wednesday and Thursday
Indoor chores and kitchen duties fill the week as Sproull cooks for threshers on Wednesday and Thursday. Fern Breck visits sister Mrs Canary while families including Torneden and Brock share evenings. Heat and dryness bring sickness over the past two weeks and neighbors gather for small social visits around the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breck
Fern
Pitas End Leret
Fred Reali
Eliza Daniels
Rs Don .Daniels Wand
Pete Bom
Baul Torneden
Thema Smith
Ies
Fern Brock
Paul Entaturnay
Nora
Spen
Fred Rest
Fern Kahn
Erteck
Lena
Lillian Torneden
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Fred S. Jack‘Ison
Sean
Sithe
Amahs
al- Authority
X Eye UE
Witvth
F.C. Ramsey
Orde
J. Lane
Topekane
OEE
State Meeting
Payne
World
Raley
Farmersy State College
Scho
Frank K. Singiser
Omaha
Neb
Whelman
Phimo Carneta
Frank Paccasi
Carneta
Paccasi
Jon
Byron H
United States
Leon Lee
Primo
Italy
Pacassi
Paccassi
Carnera
Mogsolini
Dice
Jack Dempsey
Orars
Linwood Boulevard Christian
Margaret. Lamar
Burris Jenkins
Lic Ponege
Ottawa
Mandy
Te ‘Aceh
James’ Gumm
Wrens
Hazel Liao von Allen
de i
Frege
Movarament
Ite Civil Airways
Smith Hemstitching
Massachusetts
Wagstaff
Indiana ‘Street
Clinton
Clinton Presbyterian Church
Cane
DE Soto
CKE
Reno
Villa Eden
Pioneer Bank
Cao
Casi
Ae. Gy. the Co. Gowdy Medical Co
Round Corner Drug
TF “Manley
Ateast
France
New City
Shimmons
BROS
Flowers
Schuber
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