AMA Wins Case: Sherman Act Not Applied to Medical Practice
Washington July 26 The federal district court ruled the Sherman anti trust act does not apply to medical practice in dismissing an indictment against the American Medical Association and others charged with restraining trade against Group Health Association Inc The decision by Justice James M Proctor followed arguments that medicine is a learned profession not a trade and may be appealed by the Justice Department The case involved 21 physicians and four medical bodies linked to a cooperative care plan for government workers
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Washington
American Medical Association
James M. Proctor
Justice Department
A.M.A
Group Health, Inc
Cooperative Health Association
District of Columbia
Robert H. Jackson
Proctor
Supreme Court
Group Health
Group Health Association, Inc
Grand Jury
Group Health Inc
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Medical Society of the
Washington Academy of Surgery
Harris County
Texas
Medical Society
Medical association backs expanded service program
Officials of the American Medical Association said their principles do not oppose a well considered expanded medical service program when needed. The statement by Dr Olin West and Morris Fishbein followed a federal court dismissal of indictments alleging antitrust violations.
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Chicago
The
American Medical Association
Olin West
Association
Morris Fishbein
Washington
Wife Sues for Divorce in District Court
A divorce petition was filed in district court by Bess Cooke against Duane Cooke this morning. The couple married in 1926 and the plaintiff seeks custody of their two minor children.
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Bess Cooke
Duane Cooke
Marriage License for Tanner and Ballard in Missouri
A marriage license was issued today to Lowell H. Tanner of Richmond Mo and Opal L. Ballard of Hardin Mo, recording the union in the state registry.
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Lowell H. Tanner
Richmond
Opal L. Ballard
Hardin, Mo
Cranium Crackers Baseball Quiz Challenge
A playful quiz game asks five baseball questions about the 1935 World Series winner manager at the time, classic ballparks for Forbes Field Griffith Park Comiskey Park, 1939 All Star first basemen, last year Little World Series winner and its league, and the American Association pennant winner.
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Forbes Field
Griffith Park
Comiskey Park
Ratner Defends Insurance Probe Settlement Veto
Governor Ratner says he had no involvement with the Saint Louis Missouri case and rejects charges of fraud. He states the settlement ending 149 federal suits was approved by courts years ago and argues substantial evidence is needed before action can be taken.
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Street
T. J. Pendergast
R. E. O’malley
Missouri Insurance Commissioner
Pendergast
O'Malley
Street Street
Kansas
Ratner
Missouri National Guard Unit Bivouacs in Lawrence
Battery C of the 128th Field Artillery, Missouri National Guard, will bivouac in Lawrence on Saturday and Sunday nights while en route from Fort Sill Oklahoma encampment to Jefferson City. Arrangements for supper and breakfast for 100 men are being coordinated with the chamber of commerce. A second detachment of 33 men will arrive to spend Sunday night. Temporary camp set at Haskell stadium.
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128Th Field Artillery
Missouri National Guard
Lawrence
Ext Sill
Okla
Jefferson City
Chamber of Commerce
Haskell Stadium
Drilling Delayed on Lou Griffith Farm Well
Drilling paused as 600 feet of 10 inch casing was set in the test well on the Lou Griffith farm near Lone Star. Red shale at 605 feet caused cave-ins. work halted at 625 feet. Casing began at 11 this morning with restart expected about 2 this afternoon.
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Lou Griffith
Lone Star
Water bloc loses on water carrier regulation in bill
Washington July 26 The house defeated a waterways bloc effort to remove water carrier regulation by the Interstate Commerce Commission from the omnibus transportation bill. An amendment to strike the entire water carrier section failed by 144 to 167 in a teller vote.
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Washington
House
Interstate Commerce Commission
Representative South
Dtex
Teller
Fire damages garage on R. D. Krum property
Firefighters responded at 7 30 P M to the R D Krum property at 740 Rhode Island street and extinguished a blaze that started in the garage at the far end of the lot. The garage interior was badly damaged and the exact cause is unknown though trash can near the rear is suspected.
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R. D. Krum
Rhode Island Street
New British Instructions on Moscow Talks Reported
London today reported that the British government issued fresh instructions to its diplomats in Moscow. Prime Minister Chamberlain said a statement on the Moscow negotiations for a British French Russian mutual assistance pact would come early next week.
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London
Moscow
Chamberlain
House of Commons
National Guard Joins Search for Missing Boy in Minnesota
The National Guard dispatched a company and an airplane to help locate six year old Russell Jensen of Albert Lea Minnesota. About 600 possemen joined a final effort in the mosquito infested wilderness of the Paul Bunyan forest in northern Minnesota where he has been missing since Monday.
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National Guard
Minneapolis
PHA National Guard
Russell Jensen
Albert Lea
Minn
Paul Bunyan Forest
Minnesota
Kansas City Potato Market Report
Kansas City July 26 AP potato market shows arrivals 17 cars diverted 3 on track 20. Carlot sales for Idaho Triumphs 0.5 to 1.55 per 100- lb sacks. Truck arrivals from Kansas and Missouri Cobbler and Warbas 0.50 to 0.65 per 100- lb sacks.
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Kansas City
Idaho
Kansas
Missouri
Kansas teachers seek diagnostic aid for reading problems
Kansas educators approved a University of Kansas program to diagnose reading difficulties in students. Professors Nash and Turney will supervise field tests using instruments like audiometer telebinocular and ophthalmograph. Graduate students will test about twenty students daily and return analyzed results with handling suggestions to the requesting schools.
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Johnny and
Mary
Kansas
University of Kansas
School of Education
Extension Division
Bert A. Nash
A. H. Turney
Education Department
Nash
Nude Woman Found Clinging to Building Roof in New York
A nude woman perched on a West Forty-Ninth Street five story building was spotted by a passerby before dawn. Patrolman Michael Higgins escorted her back to safety as a small crowd gathered and Dorothy Louis, 28, claimed she wandered out during a birthday party.
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New York
West Forty-Ninth Street
Michael Higgins
John Louis
Dorothy
Louis
WPA Worker Confesses In Fatal Kansas City Crash
Police say Russell Thompson, 29, a WPA worker, confessed to driving the speeding car that killed Mrs Joseph K Larson and her 10 year old daughter on December 3 as they walked to church. Thompson identified Herbert Genereaux, 25, as a companion. both men signed confessions.
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Kansas City
Russell Thompson
WPA
Joseph K. Larson
Thompson
John Harrington
E. B. Cooley
Herbert Genereaux
Genereaux
British plan air service for transatlantic flight
The British air ministry plans a transatlantic substratosphere air service for next year. Construction has begun on three 32 ton machines built for speeds over 275 miles per hour at 25 000 feet. The first two were ordered last year and a third is under way at Rochester Kent.
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London
British Air Ministry
Rochester
Kent
Game Law Charges Filed in District Court
Charges filed yesterday in district court accuse Ernest Higgins E A Stevens and Otto Gulley of violating state fish and game laws. They appeared and posted bond of 100 each. The case proceeds in the November term.
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Ernest Higgins
E. A. Stevens
Otto Gulley
Farley deflects third term talk aboard ship
Postmaster General James A. Farley refused to discuss a possible third term for the President. He predicted the 1940 Democratic nominee would win, saying only the President can state his position. Farley sailed with New York officials and a GOP delegation bound for Oslo for a conference.
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New York
James A. Farley
Democratic National Committee
U. S
Manhatn
F.D.R
Farley
John D. M. Hamilton
Republican National Committee
Hamilton Fish
Oslo
Norway
Hamilton
Bruce Barton
Washington
Harold W. Mason
Manhattan
John Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelts
London
Paris
James Roosevelt
Elizabeth
Anne
Aerial Photo Catches Truck Collision Near Highway 24
Lawrence Bud Bergman and pilot Bill Ashcraft photographed a highway 24 truck crash from about 500 feet in an Aeronca cabin plane shortly after the impact. The sound was heard at the airport and the pair departed immediately.
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Bud Bergman
Lawrence
Aeronca
Bill Ashcraft
Highway 24
Ashcraft
Bergman
Leave of absence for assistant postmaster D M Horkmans
D M Horkmans, assistant post master, is on a several weeks leave of absence. Don F Caros will temporarily take over his duties. A gas office thermometer showed a maximum reading of 95 degrees at 3 15 this afternoon. American Legion members will hold their annual election Thursday evening at 8 o'clock in the American Legion hall.
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D. M. Horkmans
Don F. Caros
American Legion
American Legion Hall
Douglas County Wheat Growers Meet At Farm Bureau Office
A meeting of the Douglas County Certified Wheat Growers is set for Monday night at 8 o'clock at the local Farm Bureau office.
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Douglas County
Holmes Receives Color Photo From Haskell Guard Visit
J. R. Holmes received a color photograph from James Lansing commander of the Haskell Indian guard of honor at the New York fair. The image shows the Holmes family with Fair Commissioner John L. Sullivan in the foreground while the Haskell guard stands in the background. Sullivan visited Lawrence last spring to arrange recruiting the troop.
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J. R. Holmes
James Lansing
Haskell Indian Guard of Honor
New York Fair
Charles B. Holmes
Holmes
John L. Sullivan
Lawrence
Haskell Guard
Penny dated 1848 found near Blue Mound in Ogden era area
Ed Harvey donated a Civil War era penny found near a Blue Mound cabin. The artifact links to Stephen Ogden who lived there and who served as sheriff during the Quantrill raid on Lawrence in August 1863.
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Harvey
Journal-World Office
Blue Mound
Stephen Ogden
Ogden
Quanae
Lawrence
Large Indictment Won After Coal Mine Picket Clash
A special grand jury in Harlan Kentucky indicted 104 persons on charges stemming from a June 14 clash between 104 national guardsmen and United Mine Workers coal mine pickets. The panel recommended bonds totaling 535000 dollars.
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Kentucky
Harlan
National Guardsmen
United Mine Workers (Cio
Man Killed by Train Near Oswego
An unidentified pedestrian ignoring whistle warnings was killed by a Missouri-Kansas-Texas train near Olive ten miles north of Oswego Kansas. The engineer reported seeing the man on the tracks and blowing his whistle, but he did not heed the signal.
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Oswego
Kan
Olive
Lightning hits H. B. Sawyer home near Ottawa
A severe electrical storm near Ottawa, Kansas, injures no one in the H. B. Sawyer farm house trio of occupants. The bolt wrecks the chimney and damages interiors while striking other farm buildings. Franklin county records three inches of rain, helping pastures and late corn but not reviving early corn. two registered Percheron horses were lost.
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Ottawa
Kan
H. B.sawyer
Franklin County
Ted Swank
Baptist Tells of Russian Suppression of Church
Atlanta July 26 A Philadelphia minister told the Baptist World alliance that church work persists in Russia despite reports of Baptist workers being killed or imprisoned. He cited mail censorship, arrests of men and women with influence, confiscation of church buildings, forbidden services, and punishments, yet he said the Lord's work goes on.
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Atlanta
Philadelphia
Baptist World Alliance
Russia
I. V. Neprash
Neprash
All-Russia Union of the
Miss Lindquist Delivers Noted Violin Recital at Hoch Auditorium
Helen Lindquist presented a three-part program at Hoch auditorium for the Mid Western music camp season. Her performance included works by Gluck Bach Hochstein and Brahms Sarasate with a Spanish Symphony segment. Mrs. G E E Lindquist accompanied at the piano as ushers from the camp assisted and the audience praised the recital.
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Helen Lindquist
Gluck
Bach
Hochstein
Brahms
Sarasate
British poultry chief questions U.S. economy in visit
Percy A. Francis the British poultry commissioner said Americans enjoy a land of plenty but warned some luxuries are hard to obtain in Britain. Speaking at a Rotary club in Willimantic before attending the world poultry congress in Cleveland, he suggested perhaps someone was spoofing him about U.S. conditions.
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Willimantic
Conn
Percy A. Francis
Great Britain
America
Rotary Club
World Poultry Congress
Cleveland
Pirates Beat Phillies In First NL Doubleheader Game
Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 3 to 1 in the first game of today’s National League doubleheader. Bill Swift left with two on base and Mace Brown completed a double play to end the threat.
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Bill Swift
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Millies
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Mueller
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N.d
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Padgett
Met
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Athletics
al Milnar
Nels ‘Potter
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Bill Dickey
St. Louis Browns
Dickey
Lou Gehrig
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Lawson
Glenn
Ruffing
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Ostermueller
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Deaths and Funerals Notice for Mrs. J. W. Baker
Ward reports the death of Mrs. J. W. Baker aged 79 in Santa Ana California on July 24. She was born in Douglas county and lived near Pleasant Grove most of her life. Funeral services were held today at the Church of the Brethren in Santa Ana. She leaves a sister Mrs. Ira Rothrock Baldwin and a brother Jake R. Ulrick Lawrence.
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Ward
J. W. Baker
Santa Ana
Calif
Baker
Douglas County
Pleasant Grove
Church of the Brethren In
Death of Indian War Veteran George Carroll at 84
George Carroll aged 84 died Monday at his Route 1 home. Funeral services will be Thursday at 2 30 pm from St. Luke A M E church with Rev J N Goddard officiating. He is survived by wife Mary Carroll and two daughters Mrs G N Jackson and Mrs A B Johnson of Lawrence.
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George Carroll
Route 1
St. Luke A.M.E
J. N. Goddard
Carroll
Mary Carroll
G. N. Jackson
A. B. Johnson
Lawrence
Funeral Services for George Carroll in Lawrence
Funeral services for George Carroll age 83 who died Monday afternoon at his rural Lawrence home will be held tomorrow at 2 30 PM from St Luke A M E church with Rev. J N Goddard officiating. Burial will follow in Oak Hill cemetery.
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George Carroll
Lawrence
St. Luke A.M.E
J. N. Goddard
Oak Hill Cemetery
Funeral services for Chester A Bass
Chester Alfred Bass 20 died Monday afternoon in a passing train incident. Funeral services will be Friday at 2 PM from Ninth Street Baptist Church with Rev. G N Jackson officiating. Burial at Oak Hill cemetery. Body at Schubert funeral home until noon then at the church. Survived by father Jessie Leo Bass Chanute mother Estella Hunter Gary Ind an aunt Bessie Carr Ogden Utah and four uncles Jesse Carson Lawrence William Carson Gary John Carson Kansas City Kan Fred Carson Topeka. He lived with his uncle Jesse Carson at 839 New Jersey street.
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Chester Alfred Bass
Ninth Street Baptist Church
G. N. Jackson
Oak Hill Cemetery
Schubert Funeral Home
Bass
Jessie Leo Bass
Chanute
Estella Hunter
Gary
Ind
Bessie Carr
Ogden
Utah
Jesse Carson
Lawrence
William Carson
John Carson
Kansas City
Kan
Fred Carson
Topeka
New Jersey Street
Funeral services for Donald E. Michael in Perry
Funeral services for Donald E. Michael 21 of Perry will be held at 2 tomorrow afternoon at the Perry Methodist church. The Rev. Clarence Harder will officiate. Burial is in Oak Ridge cemetery. He was killed in a highway accident north of Lawrence yesterday. He is survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Michael.
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Donald E. Michael
Perry
Methodist
Clarence Harder
Oak Ridge
Michael
Lawrence
Marshall Michael
Oil firms oppose 2500 barrel cap in Kansas proposal
Topeka July 26 representatives of major oil companies operating in Kansas objected to a proposed regulation by the state corporation commission setting a maximum potential production for a single well at 2,500 barrels daily. The hearing on rules under the new waste prevention law was opened with committee recommendations used as discussion.
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Topeka
Kansas
State Corporation Commission
Andrew F. Schoeppel
Commission
Robert Foulston
Wichita
Attor
Oil interests challenge commission authority on maximum potential
Representing Republic Natural Gas and other companies, a lawyer argued the commission cannot fix a maximum potential for any Oklahoma well. Shell, Deep Rock, Continental Oil and others echoed the objection. The commission says a new law requires considering acreage and potential in pro rating. Senate Foreign Relations delayed action on a proposal to abrogate the 1911 Japan commerce treaty.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Japan
Fire damages Sellards service station in Abilene
Fire gutted the Sellards service station in Abilene Kansas during a July storm that included electricity and rain. The blaze damaged a school bus and six motor cars.
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Abilene Abilene
Kan
Sellards
Rural 4 H project tour samples livestock and crops
Mrs Ruth Schoville led the Lone Tree 4 H club on a tour visiting members homes to inspect livestock and crops. Stops included sows and pigs at Joe Metzger and George Kern s, chickens at Doland Potterf Lucille Meredith and Harold Edmonds, calves and beef at Ernest Cashatt, corn and honey at Elmer Boyd, and a picnic wrap up on the May lawn. Edward Carter of Phillips University Enid Okla summers with his parents. Mrs Lou Bayless has gone to
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Ruth Schoville
Lone Tree
Joe Metzgers
Doland Potterf
David Perry
George Kerns
Lucille Meredith
Aaron and
Lyle Bliss
Dorothy Norman
James Norman
Ernest Cashatt
Elmer Boyd
Harold Edmonds
Farr Boys
Ralph
Kathryn May
May Lawn
Edward Carter
Phillips University
Enid
Okla
J. E. Carter
Lou Bayless
Families Gather for Weekend Visits Across Cities
A flurry of social visits and family dinners fills the weekend as residents travel between Topeka Ashland Omaha and Kansas City. Notable gatherings include Mr. and Mrs. Fred Atzenweiler from Atchison and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Metzger with family visiting relatives.
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