Attack on McGill by Dallas Knapp in Kansas primary race
Sen George McGill faced sharp mid campaign criticism from Dallas Knapp Coffeyville attorney in Wichita Knapp accused McGill of supporting dictatorship while voting for federal bills Knapp challenged McGills leadership style amid a crowded Republican field including Reed Winrod Fisher and local party figures in eastern Kansas development plans and campaign stops noted across Wyandotte Sedgwick and Leavenworth counties
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Topelis
George McGill
Dallas Knapp
Coffeyville
Knapp
McGill
Rip van Winkle
Senate
Wichita
Roosevelt
Nesan
Allie
NRA
WPA
Holt
Clyde M .Reed
Gerald B. Winrod
J. C. Fisher
Garden City
Reed
Wyandotte
Topeka
Winrod
Winfield
Gray Center
National Administration
Fisher
Washington
Walter A. Haxman
Wichita Catholic Action Meeting
Will sift applications for College Student Employment program
The College Student Employment project at the University of Kansas will sift 315 to 315 jobs from about 1000 applications after the August 10 deadline. Martha Tillman says roughly 25 applications arrive daily, with an eligibility rule limited to students 25 or younger carrying at least a full course load. Mrs. Jack Dye of Vancouver is noted as the mother of triply consecutive sets of twins.
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NYA
University of Kansas
CSEP
Martha Tillman
Jack Dye
Vancouver
Canada
Tanlac advertised as a remedy for muddy skin and sluggish digestion
An advertisement claims Tanlac clears pimples and dull skin by toning a weak stomach and bowels. It asserts toxins in blood cause skin problems, eyes, breath and energy issues and says millions have used Tanlac for over 20 years.
Composer of Tippe rary Dies in England at 60
London reports Jack Judge the writer of the wartime tune Its a Long Long Way to Tipperary has died in Birmingham at age 60. once a fish hawker he rose to vaudeville fame and earned substantial royalties from the hit. Judges illness had kept him from public life in recent years.
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Tipperary
England
London
UF1
Birmingham
Jack Judge
Judge
Harry Williams
Williams
Oldbury
Staffordshire
Night sing at Stalybridge Grand recalls grand process
A fragment recalls performing on a night at the Stalybridge Grand theater. The speaker notes a grand process requiring repeated singing and timing, reflecting on the demanding artistic routine.
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Stalybridge Grand Theater
Missionary Will Speak at Church of God on Africa
Rev Charles Ludwig, returned missionary from Africa, will speak at a Church of God meeting at Eleventh and New Hampshire streets tonight at 7 45. He recently studied at Anderson College and Theological Seminary in Anderson Indiana and plans to return to the foreign field after completing his current work. He has about ten years of experience in the field. The public is invited to hear the talk.
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Charles Ludwig
Africa
Church of God
Eleventh
New Hampshire
Ludwig
Anderson ‘College ‘and Theological Seminary
Anderson
Ind
West Point Entrance Examinations Announced
Washington announces the March 7 West Point entrance exams for William Neely Todd III and John Miller Wilson of Fort Leavenworth Kansas as presidential designated candidates and alternates.
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Washington
William Neely, Todd, III
John Miller Wilson
Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
War Department
West Point
Reconciliation Dinner Ends in Tragedy in Long Beach
Glenn Elmore, 32, a Long Beach auto shop operator, shot and killed his wife Irene Elmore, 28, at the home of Mrs. E. L. Sherwood during a reconciliation dinner. He fled in a car but was captured nearby. he had threatened to kill himself.
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Long Beach
Los Angeles
Glenn Elmore
Sheriff’s
Hebert Jones
Elmore
Irene Elmore
Sues
E. L. Sherwood
Colossal Publicity Drive A $1 Million Campaign Planned
Hollywood officials announce a $1,000,000 publicity campaign to begin September 1. The effort targets newspaper advertising and a nationwide contest offering $250,000 in prizes to emphasize the film industry’s essential national role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hollywood
Trucker Killed by Union Pacific Train Near Lenape
A 14 year old, Hermann McMillan, was killed when his truck was struck by a south bound Union Pacific streamlined train near Lenape Kansas. He was the son of Mrs. Lima McMillan of Lenape.
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U.P
Leavenworth
Kan
WPA
Tricker
Hermann McMillan
Union Pacific
Lenape
McMillan
Lima McMillan
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Wycill
Harold McGugin
Charles Thompson
Payne Ratner
Carl Newcomer
Brownell
Kansas
Thompson
Sedgwick County
Parsons
Crawford County
Leavenworth County
Tonganoxie
K.U. Fo
Lawrence
Williams-Roberts
Claude D. Williams, Jr
William B. Roberts, Jr
Roberts
FORD
Lincoln
Tudor
Waveree
Fort Leavenworth
Pat Self
Happy
Williams-Roberts Motor Company
Ford Motor Company
Kelvinator
Green Bros. Hardware Appliances
Batiste
Oxfords Wells
Rayon
Service Department
Ernest Board
New England
Gorham
W. Parsons Jeweler
Mass
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