Unfriendly Act Overseen in Tokyo Over Abrogated Treaty
Tokyo officials denounced the United States move to end the 28 year old commerce and navigation treaty as an unfriendly act saying it was abrupt and unexpected. The foreign office warned retaliation could follow yet relations would hold during the six month notice period while Washington explains its intention.
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Tokyo
United States
Japan
Foreign Office
America
State Department
Altho
Washington
Orient
Eugene H. Dooman
Seijiro Yoshizawa
Britain
China
Tokyo Asahi
Domei
Osaka
Tientsin
North
Summer session student recital to feature campus talent
A Monday evening eight o clock recital in Hoch auditorium presents voice piano violin and ensemble numbers by advanced music students not enrolled during the regular year. The campus sing will close the summer session events next Thursday. many supervisors of music are highlighted on the program.
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Hoch
Cranium Crackers: Spot the Mistakes Puzzle
Five sentences challenge readers to find errors. Sentence one mislabels fraternities. Sentence two credits cotton gin invention to Whitney in 1779. Sentence three mismatches times across cities. Sentence four misspells Chauvinism and exaggerates.
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John
Phi Gamma Delta
Mary
Beta Theta Pi
Bill
Sigma No
Whitney
Chicago
Cleveland
New York
Chauviniem
Baseball Scores From All Angles Across Leagues
Cincinnati Reds beat Boston 6 to 1 in game one of a doubleheader as Harry Craft hit his ninth homer and Paul Derringer notched his 14th win. The day featured a five run eighth inning for the Reds and injuries to Mike Kreevich after colliding with the center field wall.
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Toledo
Kansas City
Phillips
Rogalski
Parsons
Piechota
McCullough
Vince DiMaggio
Cincinnati
Reds
Boston
Harry Craft
Paul Derringer
MacFayden
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Chicago
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Johnson
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Klinger
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Swift
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Berres
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Rigney
Brown
Tresh
Schlueter
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Gatehouse
Dickman
Chicago Trout
Masterson
Carrasequel
Giuliani
Cleveland
All-Camp Recital Opens Tonight at Hoch Auditorium
The Mid Western music camp presents the second and final all camp recital from 8 to 9 tonight in Hoch Auditorium featuring solos and ensembles. Tomorrow night at 8:30 a farewell party at the Memorial Union with a student band and refreshments. A 24 page camp year book and a gold cross souvenir are available for campers.
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Hoch
Russell L. Wiley
Memorial Union
Union
Wiley
U. S. Abrogates The Jap Treaty Move Sparks Senate Support And War Fears
Hull recommends termination of the 1911 treaty to better safeguard American interests amid Sino Japanese tensions. Democrats George Connally Pepper back the move while critics warn it could lead to war. Hull notes to prepare for possible embargos cites six month notice, with officials expecting time for Japan to adjust policies. Incidents involve Baker at Hankow and Scannell and Smithberger assaulted by Japanese soldiers in China.
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Japan
Hull
Gorge
Georgia
Connally
Texas
Pepper
Florida
China
United States
State Department
Far East
Robert A. Baker
Hankow
Peiping
Daniel Scannell
American Francisan Mission
New York
M. E. Smithberger
Hampton, Minn
Bankruptcy Cases Decline In Kansas City Court
Kansas City Kansas report shows 209 fewer bankruptcy cases between July 1938 and June 30 1988. Court pendings dropped from 567 to 358 as of June 30 1988 with 395 new filings and 604 terminations in the year.
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Kansas City
Kan
Kansas
Richard J. Hopkins
Judge Hopkins
Theft Of Cafe Oven Grate Reported In Haileyville
George Spears owner of the DeLuxe cafe reported to police the theft of an oven grate from the cafe back door early this morning a workman had leaned the grates at the rear and on return the main grate was missing the grate valued at three dollars. A crater opened on a downtown street stopping its spread due to earth collapse residents breathed easier.
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George Spears
Spears
Haileyville
Okla
Lawrence Couple and Kiowa Pair Obtain Marriage Licenses
Marriage licenses issued to Richard C. Wright of Lawrence and Rebecca F. Farn ey of Kiowa, and to Joe Holloway of Lawrence and Frances Sturt ridge of Kansas City Kansas.
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Richard C. Wright
Lawrence
Rebecca F. Farney
Kiowa
Joe Holloway
Frances Sturtridge
Kansas City
Kan
Headaches Explained by Medical Leaders in Aberdeen
British Medical association leaders swapped notes today and concluded that headaches stem more from unwanted visitors and psychological factors than from physical disorders. Other causes include loud voices, daunting tasks, dislike of others, low mood, worry, insomnia, and insults.
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Aberdeen
Scotland
British Medical Association
Approval to convert Haskell barn for Troop I stabling
Final authority allows converting the Haskell Institute barn for Troop I, 114th Cavalry. Equipment will be removed by tomorrow, carpenters start by August 1 to build an office, sergeant’s living room, saddle room and stalls. Barn ready by September 1 for thirty two horses now housed near Lawrence across from Hillview golf course.
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Haskell Institute
114Th Cavalry
Warren Spaulding
Lawrence
Hillview Golf Course
Legion to Elect Officers Thursday in Lawrence
The American Legion will meet Thursday August 3 at 8 pm at the Legion hall to elect officers replacing an earlier erroneous notice. Police picked up two 14 year old girls from Argentine Kan who were returned home the same evening. Indian CCC boys arrive at Haskell Institute to help replace fencing with modern material. Bootsie the dog gets a birthday party after a boy’s birthday request. A hog collision on highway 40 near Miller’s fruit stand ends with no damage. Lawrence limits discuss traffic light pole installations at Seventh and Ninth streets.
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American Legion
The
Legion Hall
Bettie Singleton
Bettie Spencer
Argentine, Kan
Southpark
Pottawatomie Reservation
CCC Interior Department Company
Haskell Institute
Truth about Advertising by Charles B. Roth
The piece argues mass production and distribution driven by advertising cut costs. A Detroit jeweler learns a 10 cent on the dollar price via a New York buyer forecasting mass output, illustrating how advertising lowers selling costs and enables cheaper consumer goods.
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Detroit
New York
Charles B, Roth
Nudes Return At New York World's Fair
At the New York World's Fair July 27 Norman Bel Geddes leads a concession revolt against a police ban on brasieres for female performers. The Crystal Lassies show restores costumes to opening status and removes brasieres, signaling a broader shift in exhibit dress codes.
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New York
Norman Bel Geddes
Bel Geddes
Death Notice for Miss Sarah E. Dixon
Miss Sarah E. Dixon aged 80 died yesterday at her West Second street home. Funeral services will be held Friday at 10 AM at Rumsey funeral home with Dr Theodore Astman officiating. Burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery. She is survived by sister Miss Gussie Dixon of the home and brothers A. W. Dixon of the home and J. C. Dixon of San Francisco California.
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Sarah E. Dixon
West Second Street
Rumsey Funeral Home
Theodore Astman
Oak Hill Cemetery
Dixon
Gussie Dixon
A. W. Dixon
J. C. Dixon
San Francisco
Calif
Silos Being Cleaned As Drought Harms Local Crops
Farmers in the area clean and repair silos for ensilage while corn moisture and heat threaten yields. Deal Six notes upland corn will fall short and bottom corn is burned but a fair crop may come with rain. Pastures decline and water shortages worry stock. flax harvest continues with two thirds done and yields around 5 to 6 bushels per acre. Kaw valley spud harvest paused by heat with 10 to 15 percent still in ground.
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Altho
Deal Six
Kaw Valley
Delinquent Property Tax List Prepared for Sale
A. M. Gardner county treasurer said a delinquent property tax list is being prepared this morning ahead of the sale. The final redemption sale for unpaid taxes from 1932 1933 and 1934 will be held September 5. Warrants for all unpaid personal property taxes will be issued to Sheriff Charles E. Banning before August 10.
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A. M. Gardner
Gardner
Charles E. Banning
Dyer Family Dines With Prims Sunday
Mr and Mrs Joe Dyer and son Tommy Joe were dinner guests Sunday July 16 with Mr and Mrs Ernest Prim and their family in a social note from the Enterprise and Vicinity column.
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Joe Dyer
Tommy Joe
Ernest Prim
Salathiel Named Police Judge in Independence Kansas
Ben Salathiel a 1938 KU Law School graduate is appointed police judge at Independence Kansas by Mayor Ralph Mitchell. He also serves as justice of the peace and succeeds 82 year old Judge S P Miles who resigned. The appointment took effect July 15.
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K. U
Independence, Kan
Ben Salathiel
K. U. Law School
Independences Kan
Ralph Mitchell
Elbel Reports Improved After Facial Injury
Ed Elbel, a Lawrence Memorial Hospital patient, is reported improved after sustaining a serious facial injury. Medical staff provided updates on his condition and ongoing treatment as of today.
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Elbel
Ed Elbel
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Kansas City Potato Market Report July 27
Pota toes carlot arrivals 11 cars diverted 11 on track 14 carlot sales per 100 Ib sacks Idaho Triumphs U S No 11 50 1 55 Truck arrivals Kansas and Missouri Cobblers and War bag per 100 Ib sacks .45 to .65 Prompt action urged for classifieds Twenty four words for a week only 80 cts
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Kansas City
Idaho
U. S
Kansas
Missouri
Local Family News Highlights Weddings Travel and Visits
Community notices recount weddings a Blaine ceremony for Joseph McGeaney and Helen Shehi and numerous family travels. Mrs Ottawa mourns a young relative after summer flu with relatives from Ottawa attending. Dorothy Van Ess receives a Topeka shower with Lloyd Simon and Mona in attendance.
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Walter Lassen
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