Radio Cooking School Announces Weeklong Broadcast Schedule
Daily cooking lessons at station WR EN continue next week with morning broadcasts and special music programs at 4:30 and 9:00. Featured soloists include Guila Gress W B Dalton C Thomas Clayton Lott Mrs Sarah TeLano Owen Robert Gorman and James Roth.
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Guila Gress
W. B. Dalton
C. ‘Thomas
Clayton Lott
Sarah TeLano Qwen
Robert Gorman
Ites Roth James
Henry Berg
Jenny Wren
Yds Ann Cook
Dalton Trie
Oytte
Hoabe
Federal Jets Corporat
Asiated
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Arltong
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Cockings
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Delano Owen
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Jonny Wren
Robart Gorman
Saxophon Pristay
Hilyne Se
Justice Johnston 1879 Birthday Of Kansas Chief Justice
Topeka July 23 AP William A Johnston chief justice of the Kansas supreme court and dean of all judges in the United States reaches 79 tomorrow He and Mrs Johnston high on their 33rd wedding anniversary on the road to New England celebrate the occasion Their term as chief justice runs to 1931 and they plan a long cross country drive with relatives and colleagues recalling his decades on the bench
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Topeka
Kans
William A. Johnston
Kansas Supreme Court
United States
Johnston
New England
Supreme Court
Boston Stuns Pirates in First Game of Doubleheader
In Boston on July 28 the Red Sox defeated the Pirates 6 to 2 in the first game, moving Pittsburgh from first place. A pinch hitter homered with one on base in the seventh for Boston. Second game results unclear due to incomplete text. rain postponed several games including St Louis at New York and Chicago at Philadelphia.
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Greenfield
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Detroit
Welzer
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Grabowski
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O'Neil
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Reel Stewart
Dexter helium plant to start first run Monday
Arkansas City Kansas July 23 AP the new helium plant at Dexter 20 miles northeast of here will make its first run Monday announced by R R Rottem superintendent in charge The plant erected and operated by the Kentucky Oxygen and Hydrogen company will extract helium gas from natural gas Only two units built but if successful more units will be constructed and pipelines laid The company hopes to invest at least a million in the Dexter helium field in the coming years Helium was discovered nearly 25 years ago and puzzled locals as to why it would not burn Its incombustibility and lightness make it valuable for use in lighter than air craft.
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Kans
Dexter
Here
R. R. Rottem
Kentucky Oxygen and Hydrogen Company
Sas
Several arrests made in Buenos Aires bomb case
Police in Buenos Aires arrested multiple suspects after a bomb exploded at the George Washington statue. Raids targeted groups tied to Sacco and Vanzetti supporters and several union local headquarters. Embassy and American firms received additional guards as investigation continued. Three divorces granted.
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Argentina
George
Washington
Sacco
Vanzetti
United States
Divorce Grants Across Several Cases In District Court
F M Tidrow awarded a divorce from Lydia Tidrow by Judge High this morning with custody of the minor children from Sept 1 to Jan 1 each year until they reach eighteen. M Hobos granted a divorce from Roy. Claud Boyd awarded a divorce from Mary Boyd. Costs of the action awarded to the plaintiff in Tidrow case.
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Lydia Tidrow
Dudge
Maane
M. Hobos
Roy
Rayne
Claud Boyd
Mary Boyd
Boy 12 Wounded by Public Safety Item Fire
Keorpe Bolbert 12 of Augusta is in a Winfield hospital with one side of his body peppered by a shell fired during a late night incident in Douglass. The city marshal fired at dogs causing the ricochet to strike the boy on a porch where he stood visiting his sister Mrs W H Reotz. Police report details include two car parking violations and a jury trial in Benton for a mayoral case involving three figures. Funeral services are set Monday for Robert B Spilman in Manhattan.
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Keorpe Bolbert
Augusta
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Golf Washington
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Manor Club
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President Coolidge Climbs Mystic Mountain Trail
President Coolidge, in shirt sleeves, climbed a steep mountain trail to Sam MecKelvie’s summer lodge in the Black Hills. A lumber wagon with Indian blanket seats met the couple at Mystic, a small settlement, then the President walked as horses tired and the wagon jostled along the rocky route. Mrs. Coolidge laughed as the wagon lurched over bumps on the hillside.
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Nebraska
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Little King of Bucharest Inherits Vast Wealth
A five year old prince in Bucharest inherits under Ferdinand's will property valued at 20 million dollars plus 400 thousand cash and crown jewels valued at 45 million. He gains a civil list of 500 thousand annually and emoluments of 2 million, lifting his total fortune toward 70 million dollars.
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Ferdinand
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Many to Military Camps
Washington July 28 The War Department accepted 44,978 candidates for summer military training on July 20 from 66,094 applications, the highest acceptance in the program’s history. Thirteen camps across New York New Jersey Delaware Maryland Michigan Illinois Kansas Iowa Minnesota and Arizona will open as the training proceeds.
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War Department
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New Jersey
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Iowa
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Arizona
Plan to discard uneven khaki uniforms in olive drab dye
Washington July 23 AP announces a War Department plan to bleach and redye a large reserve stock of war time army cotton uniforms. The process, developed with the Bureau of Standards and private firms, will standardize the uniforms to an olive drab shade.
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Todev
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Demolition Underway After Kansagelsior Factory Fire
Crews began tearing down the burned Kansag elsior Manufacturing plant. Machinery to be junked. A fireproof warehouse will occupy the site, with a new factory planned to the south. Construction to start once insurance adjustments are complete.
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Rolling Stone Tradés Sidestep Washington D C
The article notes tradesmen who tour and rarely settle in Washington, citing a lack of Sunday closing laws and desires for rest. It says many roving workers stay briefly only to earn money before moving on. Residents observe this pattern among capital visitors.
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Bull Wrecks Red Plane In Kentucky Pasture
A Blue-Glass bull charged a bright red plane after an emergency landing by William Van Arsdall near Shelbyville Kentucky. He returned for help to find wing coverings and struts damaged and red cloth scraps on the ground. Marriage licenses issued include Wilbur E Timeh and Thyrzia M Plaszgraf of Kansas City Kansas and Silas Sturgis and Laura Jackson of Topeka. Divorce suit filed by Leo Wineland against husband not further detailed.
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William van Arsdall
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Thyrzia M. Plaszgraf
E. Lindley
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Sturgis
Laura Jackson
Topeka
Lindley
Recall tightens over Scorpion incident in far seas
Fragmentary report says the yacht Scorpion is homeward bound after a sailor dispute near European waters. It notes tensions with naval authorities and a recall linked to alleged negligence by unnamed experts. Prior to the war, Constantinople hosted talks between American and Turkish officials under Admiral Bristol.
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Asheridan
Deep Wells in Bahamas and Water Supply Challenge
Supply water woes in the Bahamas show shallow wells are needed to yield drinking water. Nassau and the Florida coast areas drill many shallow wells to meet demand as deeper wells hit brine. Commerce Department notes low islands struggle with brine intrusion when wells go too deep.
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Dancing Student Honor Goes To Stale Stage Leader
In Topeka Kansas, university life features Weskburn Colculents eight years after a form era ends as students challenge a dancing ban. Dr. Wener takes lessons from a professional dancer while Stage Nels receives an honor blanket for distinguished service. Paniket, famed athletics director, reflects decades of varsity leadership across baseball and football.
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Peachies
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De Soto Community Notes and Storm Scene Visit
De Soto and area residents hosted visitors from Kansas City Olathe and Emporia while weather delayed threshing and potato digging. Storm wreckage at South Park drew guards and visits from Verner Christman and others as families planned extended travel and home repairs.
Mozart Opera La Nozze di Figaro Broadcast Tonight
The National Grand Opera Company presents Mozart’s La Nozze di Figaro on NBC’s Red Network with conductor Wecere S0der and principal roles by Frances Sebel Devera Nadworney Ciusepp di Bane pate Giovensi Clovanelliland Nino udm The schedule lists stations from Atlantic City to Detroit with dance and musical programs.
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Frances Sebel
Devera Nadworney
Ciusepp di Banepate
Giovensi Clovanelliland
Nino Udm
Radio Schedule Highlights World and Local Orchestra Programs
Hartford area listings and stations across the U S present a dense schedule of music talk and orchestral sets. Highlights include Rex Farrs Orchestra, Paragnaustia South Les Islanders, Interboro Male Chorus, Leonards Orchestra in New York, and WFAA Dallas broadcasts with baseball and dance music. Stations span WEAF New York WIZ Pittsburgh KDKA Philadelphia WLIT Providence WCNY Schenectady and more with times ranging from early evening to late night.
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Unclear local notes from Lawrence De Soto and surrounding area
The clipping lists numerous local names and brief events from Lawrence, De Soto, and nearby towns. It mentions health travels of C B Curtis to Hot Springs Ark, farm yields, visits to a swimming pool, weddings, anniversaries, barbershop transfer, and a seventy year marriage milestone for Mr. and Mrs. William Hiddleston with family ties to Olathe, Sterling, and Soto.
De Soto Family News and Local Incidents
Light paralytic strokes confine a prisoner’s wife with a weak heart but expected recovery. her daughter Mrs Charles Reed cares for her. Mr Triddleston remains active, visits his sister in law Margery Hiddleston weekly. The couple have 16 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren and lived in De Soto for years. News of an auto crash in Colorado injuring Mrs Bud Wikansas City reached De Soto. Mrs Morse and daughter recall Miss Grorts Henry. Clarence Corde to bring Forest home from Lawrence Memorial three weeks after injuries from a fall. Mr and Mrs C S Handethn and daughters Lola and Ruth returned from Missouri trip to visit Fulton and Columbia schools. Miss Marguerite Morse invites to a reception for Miss Lavire Dicken at Morse home Thursday. Mrs John Whitelaw attended the broken rural carrier incident. Charles Jewet unable to make daily rounds after heavy rains Wednesday.
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