Republican Hopefuls Attack Huxman's Kansas Policy
In Topeka and Grantville, Republican candidates for governor and U S Senate denounce Governor Haxman's administration and national New Deal policies. Campaign remarks target oil, highways, and public finances with stops in Wichita, Topeka, and Fort Riley. Other GOP hopefuls criticize Washington’s leadership as they campaign across Kansas railpoints and towns.
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Topeka
Charles W. Thompson
Harold McGugin
Payne Ratner
Walter A. Haxman
McGugin
Wichita
Kansas
Ratner
Huxman
Thompson
Grantville
Haxman
Westphalia
Bison
Fort Riey
George McGill
Dallas Knamp
Clyde M. Reed
Gerald B. Winrod
Fisher
Winfield
Clyde Reed
Kansas City
Wyandotte County
Winrod
Lawrence
Knapp
Newton
Peabody
Florence
Emporia
Sedgwick County
Atchison
Delia
Eskridge
Harveyville
Scranton
Burlingame
Osage City
Quenemo
Melvern
Waverly
LeRoy
Lebo
Lyndon
Leavenworth
Carl Newcomer
Osage County
Moran
Jonathan Davis
G B Shaw Is 82 Today
George Bernard Shaw turned 82 today and gave no public celebration. The renowned writer stayed in seclusion at his country home avoiding phone calls and visitors.
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G. B. Shaw
London
George Bernard Shaw
Test Your Knowledge Quiz Questions From Classified Page
A list of trivia prompts asks about the chief justice voting in ties seismographs New Hampshire original states Wimbledon finalists Roman emperors plural of bacterium circle area alloy of copper and tin nearest planet to the sun and notes today’s guitar sales lead.
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Supreme Court
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Wimbledon
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Voters and Receiving Boards Listed by City Wards
Long list of names and addresses for Third through Sixth Ward divisions detailing receiving and counting boards. Includes Mrs. Lola Learnard, Walt Nieder, Estella Burgert, Charlotte Clark, Jessie Scott, Adella Miller, Addie Buckminster, and many others across Kentucky Tennessee New Hampshire New York Rhode Island Pennsylvania Massachusetts Massachusetts Winona and more.
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Charlotte Clark
New Hampshire
Dorothy Martin
Rhode Island
J. M. Stone
Mary R. Garvin
F. E. Morawetz
Winona
Lillian West
Martha Mettner
Frank Evans
Massachusetts
Edw. Brass
Rosa Wilks
Fifth Ward
Jessie Scott
New York
Ethel Kerr
Pennsylvania
Ethel Reynolds
Connecticut
J. N. Goddard
New Lore
Emma Keefe
Adella Miller
Gussie Chappell
Vera Sowder
Mary Muzzy
H. W. Edmondson
C. W. Schubert
Lula Perry
New Jersey
Frank Liggett
Tennyson Garrett
Alice Brockelsby
H. B. Hertzler
East Eleventh
May Neever
R. M. Copenhaver
R. M. Roberts
Oregon
Pearl Hickman
Yard long bean brought to Journal-World by Mac Brown
A 30 inch yard long bean was presented to the Journal-World office by Mac Brown of 1033 Indiana Street. He displayed three vines each bearing about 30 similarly large beans. Ernest K. Lindley will write a Washington Post column for the paper’s administration support, appearing four days weekly. Fraser theater hosts free screenings of Trees to Tribune and Evolution tomorrow through Friday. St. Louis Post-Dispatch writer S R McCulloch planned to interview Republican senatorial candidate Gerald B. Winrod in Lawrence today.
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Journal-World Office
Mac Brown
Indiana Strait
Brown
Ernest K. Lindley
E. H. Lindley
Washington Post
Washington, D. C
Eugene Meyer
Fraser Theater
Tribune
S. R. McCulloch
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Lawrence
Gerald B. Winrod
U. S
McCulloch
Wichita
Sunshine Ends Flood Turmoil in San Saba Texas
Sunshine returns as San Saba and surrounding areas ease a flood emergency that lasted six days. The Colorado River fell below flood stage at Austin while the San Saba river, once 45 feet, returned to its channel. The Red Cross shelters about 200 refugees and 60 homes were flooded or washed away.
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Tex
P— Sunshine
Texas
Austin
Colorado River
San Saba
Red Cross
Santa Fe Interest Deferred Payment To Be Paid Later
Atchison Topeka Santa Fe railroad president R S T Bledsoe said the 2 percent interest on stamped 4 percent bonds deferred last May 1 will be paid September 1. The remaining 2 percent and 4 percent on unstamped bonds due November 1. Net income for the year ended June 30 was 1,284,682 dollars. No action on the preferred dividend yet. announcement expected tomorrow.
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New York
R.S. T. Bledsoe
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Pledsoe
Acacia Tad No 9 Masonic Session July 28
Acacia Tad No 9 A F and A M announces a special communication on Thursday July 28 at 7 30 p m for work in the first degree Visitors and sojourners are invited Forrest L Noll W M John H Parker Secy
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Acacia
A. F
A. M
Forrest L. Noll
John H. Parker
Sec’y
New Deal Man to Fight for Seat
Dallas July 26 UP Rep W D McFarlane a New Deal favorite set out to campaign for his house seat in a runoff primary against Ed Gossett who led by about 2000 votes. Gossett fell short of a majority as returns came in with McFarlane delayed by Congress adjournment and the death of his wife cited as a factor. In surrounding races Maverick was defeated, and Lindley Beckworth and Brady Gentry appeared headed to a runoff in the sixth district. Other Texas incumbents renominated include Patman Dies Rayburn Sumners Johnson Patton Lanham Kleberg Jones.
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Dallas
Tex
W. D. McFarlane
New Deal
Texas
Maury Maverick
Morgan Sanders
McFarlane
Ed Gossett
Congress
Gossett
Fort Worth
W. Lee O’daniel
Maverick
Spark Phig
Paul Kilday
San Antonio
Sanders
Lindley Beckworth
Young
Brady Gentry
Smith County
Wright Patman
Martin Dies
Sam Rayburn
Hatton Sumners
Lyndon Johnson
Nat Patton
Fritz G. Lanham
R. M. Kleberg
Marvin Jones
New City Budget Shows Reduction Across Funds
The budget details a rise in some funds while others stay level. The 12.88 mill levy is expected to raise 192 862 01 for next year versus 203 101 72 last year. Water fund figures are included though no tax is levied.
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Water Fund
Seeceeneahenee
General Fund
Hospital Fund
ATES
Oy Library Fund
It Park
Campus Sing at K. U Plans Highlighted by Miessner
The annual summer Campus sing at Fowler grove on Thursday at 7 45 directed by Otto Miessner features old favorites and popular numbers from Snow White Blossom Time and more. Soloists Meribah Moore Joe Williams Charles Neiswender and the Wilkins duo join the program with an orchestra including Olga Eitner Carroll Nickels Jeannette Barbour Louis Maser Lewis Coneland and Winifred Hill. The 700 member A Cappella choir will also sing and lead with a special selection.
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Fowler Grove
Otto Miessner
Lawrence Choral Union
Olga Eitner
Carroll Nickels
Jeanette Barbour
Louis Maser
Lewis Coneland
Winifred Hill
Resolution to Stand Up For Black Eligibility Question
Two Alabama lawyers frustrated in efforts to withdraw a proposed American Bar Association resolution seeking Supreme Court information on Justice Hugo L. Black’s eligibility. Dean Edward T. Lee refused to withdraw the measure prompting debate on whether the association should pursue the issue. Lightning kills a CMT C trainee at Fort Sill and a Bavarian song event with Dean Swarthout directing performances draws a crowd with lighting and seating planned.
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Cleveland
Alabama
Hugo L. Black
American Bar Association
U. S. Supreme Court
Black
Edward T. Lee
John Marshall Law School
Chicago
Association
Richard D. Evans
Birmingham
Ala
Supreme Court
Marvin Woodall
Bar Association
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Evans
Woodall
Dean Lee
Justice Black
U S Steel Reports Quarter Deficit and Dividend
U S Steel Corp reports a deficit of 5 010 426 for the prior quarter and a net income of 36 173 682 in the June quarter. Directors order a regular dividend of 1 75 on the 7 percent cumulative preferred stock. Shipments for Q2 1938 total 1 445 110 tons at 32 percent capacity.
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New York
U. S. Steel Corporation Today
Barred from Own Trial at United Automobile Workers
Four suspended UAW officers Richard T. Frankensteen, Wyndham Mortimer, Ed Hall, and Walter Wells were kept from the trial doors twice before finally entering to face the UAW executive board. The defense called the accusers communists while Martin and advisers were identified as such by the opposing side.
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Detroit
United Automobile Workers
U.A.W. Executive Board
Richard T. Frankensteen
Wyndham Mortimer
Ed Hall
Walter Wells
Martin
Sooges
Communist Party
Friend campaigns across Kansas in closing week tour
Carl Friend pushes his Republican bid for lieutenant governor with a statewide tour through Wyandotte Leavenworth Shawnee Jackson and Pottawatomie counties. He cites broad county reach and urges strong turnout for the lieutenant governor race. He thanks Douglas County supporters from the 1936 campaign.
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Carl Friend
Wyandotte
Leavenworth
Shawnee County
Jackson County
Pottawatomie County
Kansas
Douglas County
Republicans seek united front for fall victory
August 2, 1988 editorial urges solid Republican unity to ensure a victory in November. It warns against intraparty clashes during the primary that could jeopardize the party’s prospects and highlights optimism among Republicans statewide.
Reds Top Bees 6 2 In Bees Long Stay Opener
Cincinnati Derringer limited Boston to one baserunner through seven innings as Reds beat the Bees 6 to 2 in the opening game of their long layoff. Scoring details show Cincinnati 3 002 100 and Boston 008 000 020.
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Paul Derringer
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Bees
Bees
Cincinnati
Derring di Lombardi
Turner
Sea
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Lopez
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Phillies
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Gil Brack
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Coffman
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Mancuso
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Brooklyn
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Grimes Temper Costs Pitcher Big Civil Verdict
Burleigh Grimes known as Boiling faced a 124 dollar civil ruling after a jury found he punched 16 year old Herbert Greenberg in the abdomen during a Dodgers Giants game. Grimes offered no defense.
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New York
Burleigh Grimes
Brooklyn Dodger
Herbert Greenberg
Grimes
Dodgers
New York Giants
Deaths and Funerals for Edward Saul Ward and Willis Olmsted
Edward Saul Ward 68 a former Lawrence resident died in Philadelphia July 21 burial in Philadelphia. He is survived by his wife Agnes Saul one sister Mrs R H Rogers 615 North Third street Lawrence two nephews and two nieces. Ward was born in Lawrence July 11 1870. Willis P Olmsted 66 died Sunday with funeral services planned by his family in the area.
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Edward Saul
Lawrence
Philadelphia
Agnes. Saul
R. H. Rogers
North Third Street
Saul
Olmsted Family Rites Held in Lawrence
Morning services at 1801 Vermont Street were led by Rev. Charles W. Thomas for Alice Olmsted and family. Burial followed at Memorial Park cemetery. Survivors include A R Olmsted Charles Olmsted Orley Olmsted of Lawrence three sisters Henry Martin Jack Dunkley W W White H R Fuller of Lawrence one son E W Olmsted of Lawrence two daughters Mrs Dale L Benson Corpus Christi Tex Mrs Howard R Burns Wichita and four grandchildren Robert Phillip Helen Elizabeth Olmsted Lawrence Marjorie Ann Jean E Benson Corpus Christi Tex.
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Charles W. Thomas
Memorial Park Cemetery
Alice Olmsted
A. R. Olmsted
Charles Olmsted
Orley Olmsted
Lawrence
Henry Martin
Jack Dunkley
W. W. White
H. R. Fuller
Maytag plant demands possession from government
The strike-bound Maytag Washing Machine Company in Newton, Iowa, issued a formal demand on Gov. Nelson G. Krascshel and military authorities to restore possession of the factory to the company.
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Maytag Washing Machine Company
Nelson G. Krascshel
Neawton
Rankin Announces Birth of Son Gary Edmonds at McLouth
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Rankin of Omaha Neb announce the birth of a son July 12 named Gary Edmonds Mrs Rankin formerly Miss Josephine Edmonds music instructor at McLouth schools for three years. Mrs Perry Sharder and daughters Patty Lou and Peggy Ann of Kansas City spent the past week with Mrs Lou Edmonds.
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Omaha
Neb
Gary Edmonds
Rankin
Josephine Edmonds
McLouth Schools
Earl Edmonds
McAlaster
Oklo
Joyce
Paul Ritchie
Memphis
Tenn
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Guests
The column records varied social visits and travels. Mr Shrader made a business trip to Washington D C. Mr and Mrs Theodore Cox stay with Mrs Cox while she recuperates at B A hospital Topeka. Several hosting duties and trips to Perry Oklahoma Camp Wood and Los Angeles are noted along with attendees from Read ing and Kansas City.
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Washington, D. C
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Fred Cox
Cox
B. A. Hospital
Topeka
Ernest McHenry
Harold McHenry
Frank Landon
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Reading
Lois McHenry
Kansas City
Ernest A McJenry
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McLouth
McLouth Rural High School
Ruth Spoonerman
Wilma Turner
Los Angeles
Cal
Robert Brown
George Grace
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