Meals of K S A C groups supervised meals
Ade quate meals were served to members of one fraternity and two sorority groups at Kansas State Agricultural College with an average raw food cost of 46.1 cents per person per day. Miss Ethel Florence Trump supervised planning and purchasing with Mrs. Bessie Brooks West.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State Agricultural College
Ethel Florence Trump
Russell
Institutional Economics
Bessie Brooks West
Miss Trump
Child’s
Washington, D. C
Foods and Nutrition Department
College
Miss. Trump
Miss Tromp
Sshom
Child’s Restauant
Washington,d. C
British Police Puzzled by Art Theft Wave
London reports a surge of art thefts this year with a Reynolds portrait from the Earl of Biinto’s London home missing along with 300 pearls and other valuables. A Romney and a Van Dyck were seized or recovered elsewhere, the spree spanning eighteen paintings and other works including Rembrandts and Gainsboroughs. Police investigate possible involvement by an Earl’s infant in the adjoining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Reynolds
Earl of Biinto
Aleo
Romney
Ypfelgund
van Dyck
Ferdinand
Gardini
Earl of Clorendon
Rembrandts
Carlton Gallery
Os @å
Hoppner
Stanmore
Jescape
Missing Good Conduct Prisoners From Auburn Camp
Auburn New York July 28 AP convicts serving long terms for murder and assault escaped from the Auburn road camp at Virgil near land last in camp. Sixty three good conduct prisoners under jurisdiction left the camp with no walls beyond which camp rules permit a prisoner to go. Escaped are Albert R. Latham Merritt B Schuyler Charles Warner and others. Jefferson County Republican slate for district court clerk race notes.
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Auburn
N. Y
Auburn Son Road
Virgil
Land
Albert R. Latham
Merritt B. Schuyler
Charles Warner
Grant Cox Sustains Broken Leg in Runaway Incident
Grant Cox, 60, suffered a compound fracture of the left leg when his wagon and two mules ran away on Sunday morning six miles north of town. He was thrown from the wagon and his foot was caught. He was taken to the hospital by ambulance. family members described him as in serious condition.
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Grant Cox
Town
McConnell
Cox
Breeze From Northwest Offers Kansas Relief
Topeka dispatch reports a cool northwest breeze arriving across Kansas, lowering temperatures from 100s toward 90s with only scattered rain. Meteorologist Flora notes relief may last a day or two as drought persists in dry districts and corn crops suffer under continued heat.
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Topeka
Kansas
United States Weather Bureau
D. Flora
Emporia
Hanover
Horton
Manhattan
Former Kansas Educator Dies in Pennsylvania
Pittsburg Pennsylvania July 28 AP Dr William M Davidson 67 longtime Kansas educator and for 16 years Pittsburg school superintendent died yesterday at his home He earlier led the Kansas State Teachers Association and served 12 years as Topeka superintendent beginning in 1892 A 1886 graduate of Kansas State Normal Emory he taught Lyon county rural schools and did Emporia city editing He held honorary degrees from Kansas Nebraska and Miami universities and led several teachers associations including Nebraska State Teachers and the Pennsylvania State Education Association.
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Pittsburg
Wiliam M. Davidson
Kansas
Davidson
Kansas State Teachers Association
Topeka
Kansas State Normal School
Emporia
Alimony Club Incorporation Sought By Chicago Men
Three Chicagoans cited for contempt or jailed for failure to pay alimony seek to incorporate the Alimony Club of America. Articles filed in Springfield limit membership to divorced men or those suing or sued for divorce. Incorporators include Oswald Mackie John Murray and Philip Collins. Local police report a separate autos theft case in Kansas City and a series of traffic fines and runaways in court.
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Chicago
Oswald Mackie
John Murray
Philip Collins
German Flyers Seek Suitable Takeoff Site in Port
AP reports German aviators Wolfram Hirth and Oscar Weller arrived, scanning Newport for a safe takeoff point to continue their Atlantic crossing. The plane’s current position is too low on fuel and oil to lift, hindering immediate departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Islames Ennau
Brinkley license hearing resumes in Kansas
Is resumed today in Topeka as John R Brinkley faces possible license revocation. Edith Butler of Fairfax Oklahoma described the Milford hospital goat gland operation while a nurse testified about the facility and Dr Brinkleys conduct. Neighbors and local townspeople defended his reputation citing charitable work and his role as a benefactor, with bank deposits and population changes noted during his Milford period.
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Topeka
John R. Brinkley
Kansas
Milford
Kan
Edith Butler
Fairfax
Okla
Con Ley
Brink
Brinkley
Lee McChesney
Erkc Opera
Kansas City
Dr. Brinkley
Mc McChesney
Snyder for Senator Club Organized in Court House
Snyder for Senator Club was organized Saturday evening by Douglas county supporters at the Court House. Joe Anderson was elected president and Mrs. Ralph Colman secretary. Fred Knapp former State Auditor was principal speaker reviewing past candidates for U S Senator from Kansas and Snyder’s qualifications. Other members gave short talks on experience legislative knowledge and Snyder’s personality.
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Douglas County
Snyder
Court House
Joe Anderson
Ralph Colman
Fred Knapp
U. S
Kansas
Ralph Snyder
Snyer
Canada Votes in General Election Seventy-First Century
Canada votes in the seventeenth general election for 245 House of Commons seats. Conservatives led by R. B. Bennett seek to gain seats and oust Liberals under W. L. MacKenzie King. Campaign focused on tariffs, unemployment, tax reductions, debt, and imperial trade.
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Dominion House of Commons
Ottawa
Canada
Domiinion
House of Commons
R. B. Bennett
United States
W. L. MacKenzie King
Dunning
British Empire
Imperial Economic Conference
Seek Exclusion of All Soviet Goods From U. S.
New York July 28 AP Ex exclusion of all goods from Russia is sought by America's wage earners' conference led by Matthew Woll of the AFL. The plan calls for a general embargo starting January 1, 1982, under a tariff act expanding bans on products made with convict or forced labor. Pending that, the group seeks to bar Russian goods deemed dumping risk. Woll argues the Soviet system relies on forced labor and would undermine American economic and social order if allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Russia
America
Woll
Payne and Sommers Arrested on Liquor Charges Near Eudora
Charles E. Payne and William Sommers were arrested Saturday afternoon near Eudora by Deputy Sheriff Charles Richards and state license inspector Jack Hughes. Accused of possession and transportation of liquor, they were charged in district court by County Attorney Harry Frazee. Bonds were set at $500 each. The pair were spotted driving in Eudora, refused to stop, and were chased toward Lawrence before being captured about a mile outside town.
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Charles E. “Buzz” Payne
William Sommers
Eudora
Charles Richards
Jack Hughes
Harry Frazee
Richards
Hughes
Sommers
Payne
Lawrence
Alley gun battle injures patrolman. robber slain
Detroit July 28 AP A patrolman in a radio equipped cruiser was shot and seriously wounded during an alley gun battle, while the robber was slain. The wounded officer was identified as Erett Wuckila. The robber, tentatively named Martin De Koven, had just robbed a Beaubien Street grocery of about 25 dollars two minutes earlier. No blame attached to Chief Officer asm Glty. Also reported a crash of two airplanes killing four pilots and a civilian, with blame absolved by order of the war department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Erett Wuckila
Ay Martin de Koven
Beaubien Street
Asm Glty
de Lewama
Ee First Air Régiment
Powell Cites Foot Scale in Dimension Reference
Powell said measurement standards at a conference, noting feet in dimension remain a key unit. The remark touched on industry practice and historical use.
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Powell
Called Out for Dump Fire on Mississippi Street
Fire department responded at 4 35 PM Sunday to a dump blaze on Mississippi Street between Fifth and Sixth. No losses reported. Repeats of fires at the dump have occurred before. Firefighters secured the scene and prevented spread.
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Mississipi Street
Fifth
Sixth Street
Ah Pe
Youth in Forgery Case Held on Charge
Evan Richardson aged 17 of 441 Elm street was arrested Saturday night by Officer Charles Calhoun on forgery charges and turned over to county authorities by Chief W. J. Cummings. He allegedly stole two Robertson Music checks from 1033 Massachusetts, cashing one for 35 dollars at A. Marks jewelry, posing as Robertson. A clerk recognized the signature and alerted deputies, leading to Richardson’s arrest at Robertson and White Pl. He had paid 20 dollars of the proceeds to an associate before the case was uncovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan Richardson
Elm Street
Charles Calhoune
W. J. Cummings
Richardson
Robertson Music Company
Massachusetts Street
C. M. Robertson
A. Marks
Robertson
Marks
Ralph Green
C. C. Makepeace
Makepeace
Gilbert Francis
Calhoun
Richardson and White
Francis
White
Cool Breeze From North Ends Torrid Weekend
A strong north wind cooled Lawrence after a blistering stretch. Thermometers topped 103 degrees near noon, then the heat relented as the gusts intensified, dropping the reading to around 96 by 3:30 PM, easing the day’s extreme heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Goyer Outlines Kaw Valley Flood Control Plans
Kansas City July 28. Representative Goyer said flood control work on the Kaw Valley will begin after next December. He is arranging to submit plans to Congress for approval by then. The statement came as part of discussions on river projects in Kansas.
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Naples
Italy
Melfi
Emmanuel
Mtmore
Kansas City
Kaw
U. 8
Goyer
Kansas
Sional Rivers Co Ten
Kaw Valley
Plang
Congress
Officers raid a party in County Jail raid
Officers raided a house at 825 Maples Street Saturday night and seized about eighty alleged bootleg liquor bottles. Joe Jetts was arrested on a possession charge and confined in the county jail. The raid occurred during a party at Joe Jeltz home.
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Joe Jeltz
Maples Street
Jetts
Ianor
Hewes
Grass Fire Reported Near Franklin Evans Home
A grass fire started by burning trash prompted a fire department response to the residence of Frank Evans at 2208 Massachusetts Street this afternoon. No damage was reported.
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Frank Evans
Massachusetts Street
Deaths and Funerals in McPherson Lansing Linwood and Chicago
Mrs Minnie B Hughes died suddenly last evening of heart trouble at her McPherson home. She was mother of Mrs Howard A Veatch and lived in Lawrence 1919 to 1929. Marion Hoskins died last night in Lansing where he had guarded at the state penitentiary for years. funeral tomorrow in Lansing and interment in Oak Hill, he was brother of Miss Alice Hoskins. David Davidson, 65, died at his Linwood home. services tomorrow at 2 30 p m with Rev Jake Barker, burial in Linwood cemetery. survived by daughters Myrtle Browning and Mary Rohn and son Charles Davidson. Al Singer, the new lightweight champion, has been fighting only years.
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Minnie B. Hughes
McPherson
Hughes
Howard A. Veatch
Lawrence
Stubbs
Univers
Veatch
Pherson
Marion Hoskins
Lansing
Hoskins
State Penns
T Lawrence
Oak Hill Cemetery
Alice Hoskins
C. H. Constant
Arthur Rinehart
David Davidson
Linwood
Jake Barker
Linwood Methodist Church
Myrtle Browning
Mary Rohn
Chicago
Charles Davidson
Nebraska wheat harvest shelves large surplus under new loan law
Nebraska farmers gain storage backed by federal loan banks allowing wheat to be stored in state elevators with farm board credit terms. The winter wheat yield reaches about 65.7 million bushels, up 12 million from 1929, aided by favorable June sun after prior drought. The plan aims to stabilize prices by removing grain from markets.
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Rae Neb
Nebraska
Federal Farm Loan Board
Joan Banks
McKelvie
Crain
Jam. Rivie
Farm Board
Kansas
Youth of 23 as director of fifty firms
James C. Brady Jr., at age 23, serves as director of nearly 50 industrial concerns. A Yale graduate, former hockey team member, and Scroll and Key member, he is stepping into the family fortune and joining boards of firms including New York Edison, Electric Storage Battery, Union Carbide, Anaconda Copper Mining, Central Hanover Bank, Chile Copper, Brooklyn Edison, and Chrysler Motors.
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New York
James C. Brady, Jr
Jim” Brady
Yale
Scroll and Key
Nicholas F. Brady
James ©. Brady
New York Edison Company
Electric Storage Battery Company
Union Carbide and Carbon Company
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Central Hanover Bank and Trust Company
Chile Copper Company
Brooklyn Edison Company
Chrysler Motors
Brady
Northampton
Mass
Eliot Chace
Providence
R. I
Mith College
Marri
Fight Is Postponed In Philadelphia Bouts
The Johnny Risko Ernie Schaaf boxing match scheduled for tonight at the municipal stadium in Philadelphia has been postponed until Monday night August 4 due to threatening weather conditions.
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Philadelphia
Johnny Risko
Ernie Schaaf
Municipal Stadium
Falls From A Train Injures Fireman At Lake View
W F Lybarger a fireman on a Santa Fe special westbound train fell from the locomotive tender onto the road bed at Lake View suffering a concussion of the spine and body bruises. He was taken to Memorial Hospital by ambulance for examination and treated by Dr H T Jones. He was later moved to Santa Fe Hospital in Topeka by train. He had climbed to the water tank without a lantern slipped and fell after clinging to the tender briefly. The engineer notified the station and a section crew found him along the road bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Lybarger
Santa Fe
Lake View
Memorial Hospital
H. T. Jones
Snowball Long pleads guilty to liquor charges
The home of George Snowball Long on the Bismarck road was raided by city and county officers. A half keg of peaches in process of becoming brandy and an earthen jar with about two gallons of alleged beer were found. Long pleaded guilty to possession and manufacture of liquor, receiving sixty days in jail and a $200 fine from Justice J. H. Mitchell. Raymond Nichols, secretary to University of Kansas Chancellor Lindley, returned from Latmard vacation and will manage the chancellors office during Lindleys absence on a motor trip to Estes Park Colorado.
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George “Snowball” Long
Bismarck Road
George
Long
J. H. Mitchell
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Biter
Jefferson County
Lehman
Tiully
Kan-saa
Pennsylvania
Alimony Society of America
Tyer
Joe Jones
C.H. Daugherty
On Mason
Lawrence Poli
Chaicounty
Ceciltauqua Short
Riley
Chi
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The
Labs South
Arthur Blaca
Evelyn Loos
Jones
Nathan L. Jones
Old Dutch Mill Company
Greater
Salina
Fat Marysville
Seneca
Lealie Fisher
J. He Sitehells
Montreal
Payne and
Besin
Seys Goyer
Count County
Pioneer Bank
Baltimore
Mary Hemphill
Hemphills
Hemphill
Earl of Egemont
Frederick ‘George Trevelyan
Earl of
al Singer
Heldingee
Youth of 23
Snowball
Ege Trouble
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Round Corner Drug Store
Ronald Colman
Raffles
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