Tiny water creature could supply fat for all U S
Woods Hole Mass July 26 A water organism chilmonas flagellate could, in 25 days, produce starch and fat far beyond U S needs. Johns Hopkins Dr S O Mast described experiments showing vast potential and a mysterious growth regulating chemical with possible relevance to cancer and aging.
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Woods Hole
Mass
United States
Marine Biological Laboratory
S. O. Mast
Johns Hopkins University
Massachusetts
Johns Hopkins
Mast
Ickes Hints at Third Term Talk for Roosevelt
Washington July 26. Secretar y Ickes suggested a direct peoples vote on Roosevelt policies amid talk of a possible third term. Senator Pepper, a Roosevelt supporter, said the President does not seek another run and urged liberal western southern coalition to sustain his policies.
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Washington
Ickes
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Thos
Pepper
D.-Fla
Girl Drowns In Pit Near Wichita
Fourteen year old Mary Rita Curry daughter of Sedgwick county farmer Thomas Curry drowned last night in a sand pit near Wichita. She had gone swimming with four schoolmates.
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Wichita
Kan
Mary Rita Curry
Thomas Curry
Sedgwick County
Here
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
Readable crossword clues list with scattered words and numbers across and down. Contains several entries like Abbreviation for ethyl and Extinct bird along with themes about Ireland and independence. Puzzle includes clues about objects, actions, and musical notes.
Woman Keeps Secret. Daisy Tegtmeyer Five Years in Jail
Chicago report profiles Daisy Tegtmeyer a 53 year old widow jailed for five years for refusing to disclose an estate disposition. She served time while guardians and courts sought an accounting on about 30000 dollars. she claimed loss due to bad investments and hid funds in a coat lining, later claiming theft. Her attorney terms her the county jail's forgotten woman.
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Chicago
Daisy Tegtmeyer
Cook County
Tegtmeyer
PWA Grants for Kansas In New List
The Public Works Administration approved 27.97 million dollars in non federal projects today across 161 items in 29 states. Municipalities receive 137 thousand in loans and over 12.58 million in grants to fund construction including water works in DeSoto and schools in Coldwater Meriden St John Simpson Soldier and Winfield plus a municipal building in Hoisington and sewer work in Wilson and Belleville court house jail.
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Washington
Public Works Administration
DeSoto
Belleville
Coldwater
Hoisington
Major A V Dalrymple Dies at 62 in Washington
Major A V Dalrymple former national prohibition director died of injuries from a Saturday automobile strike in Washington He was 62 years old A Texas native from Lee County and served in the army and navy as well as governor of a Philippine island province President Roosevelt appointed him to head the prohibition forces in 1933.
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Washington
A. V. Dalrymple
National Prohibition
Dalrymple
Army
Navy
Philippines
Roosevelt
Lee County
Texas
Crickets Seek Snake Diet In Nevada Field Report
Mormon crickets in Ely Nevada have turned to a snake meat diet. Rancher Morley Murphy reported seeing large groups attack three rattlesnakes, swarming them in a pit with no trace of the reptiles. Normally the crickets feed on field crops.
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Ely
Nev
Morley Murphy
Murphy
Decline in City Water pumped as June Rain Falls
Abundant rain in June reduced water pumped through city mains. Supt. Frank E. Willey told the city council last night that June distribution totaled 38,607,000 gallons, down from 50,613,000 gallons a year earlier.
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Frank E. Willey
Social notices from Topeka and nearby towns in a community column
Topeka families and friends gather for visits and dinners across Lawrence Watson and Valley Falls. Attendees include Mr and Mrs C L Mankel of Topeka, Roy Ridgeway of Watson, George Holley and Everett Mankel, Elmer Myers visiting Lyndon, Leo Potts and Russell Worley families, Opal Lane in Topeka, Ben Boydston of Valley Falls, Joe Jackson and Mary Boydston relations. Local groups report a scavenger hunt by United Brethren Christian Endeavor and a birthday party for Ida Clark with Lillian Hartup hosting, plus a Woman’s Christian Temperance Union luncheon led by Lillian Hartup.
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C. L. Mankel
Topeka
Co. C. Mankel
Roy Ridgeway
Watson, Kan
George Holley
Everett Mankel
Tola
Joe Smith
Leo Potts
Brush
Colo
Russell Worley
Charles
Betty Jean
Lawrence
Raymond Roberts
Opal Lane
Vernon
Keith
Lane
L. H. Stone
Christian Endeavor
Forest Park
Rev. Stone
George Whipple
W. O. McClanahan
Lillian, Hartup
Ida Clark
Jackson
Mankle
Everetts
Schmidt
Lily Hartup
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Lillian Hartup
Bertha Connor
North Law
Local W C T U Hosts Loyal Temperance Union Meeting
Lawrence union and Douglas county W C T U leaders Mrs R Jackson and Mrs Mary Shirck attended an afternoon program. The local W C T U sponsors the Loyal Temperance Union in Douglas county. Dues are one dollar a year and new members are welcome. Pauline Baughman travels to Topeka to visit sister Mrs Dena Baughman.
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Dena Baughman
Herman Raymer
Wait Raymer
Brush
Colo
Russell Worley
Leo Potts
August Hildenbrand
Russell
Stull
Wilbur Hildenbrand
Virgil Megill
Wimmer
Robinson
Kan
John Worley
Mr. Smith
Braymon
Okla
Alf Micksel
Oskaloosa
Smith
Bramond
Ted Smith
Social Visit Recap and Local Happenings
Prospect Mr and Mrs Harry Werts spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Walter Parsons. Mrs Henry Roche and family visited Overland Park. Jacobson family returned from a Madison Wisconsin trip. Wilbur Olmstead injured in tractor accident improving at Lawrence Memorial hospital. Nadine Chanay called on Imogene Selzer. Mary Roche attended a slumber party hosted by Mary Frances Weeks. Olmstead family visit to Memorial hospital noted.
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Harry Werts
Walter Parsons
Henry Roche
Henry, Jr
Mary
Edith Jo
Albert Jacobson
Overland Park
Jacobson
Madison, Wis
Rob Davis
Milton Junction
Wilbur Olmstead
Mr. Olmstead
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Nadine Chanay
Imogene Selzer
Mary Roche
Mary Frances Weeks
Sibley
Ed Olmstead
Maxine Schellack
Memorial Hospital
Social Roundup of Gatherings in St. Joseph and Nearby
Local residents share visits and hosting duties across several towns. Families including the Bakers, Gilbreaths, Yoders, Swicks, and Randons gather for dinners and picnics with guests from Ottumwa Topeka and Garden City. Trips and camps feature Miss Vona Avey and Rev E F Kardatzke at a youth camp in Wellington Oklahoma.
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May Glidden
Runge
St. Joseph
Charles Baker
Ed Gilbreath
Truman Ransom
Topeka
Bud Yoder
Jess Swick
Ottumwa, Sr
Sadie Swick
Garden City
Yoder
Roy Peaslee
Lawrence
Swicks
Lee Yoder
Vona Avey
E. F. Kardatzke
Heart-of the-Hills
Wellington
Oklo
C. E. Ransom
Los Angeles
Ruth Nickell
Dickie
Pleasant Grove
Roy Hegeman
Marion Strong
Harry Strong
Wanda Mae
Farmland
J. E. Shelton
Paola
S. T. Price
Donna Jean
Louisburg
R. A. Henderson
Tonganoxie
Jay Smith
Ed Freeman
DeSoto
Leonard Dean
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