Hawaii Clipper Down In Pacific Search For Missing Plane
Fourteen navy vessels joined the Meigs to scour the Pacific after the Hawaii Clipper vanished near 565 miles east of Manila on a Guam to Manila flight. The Pan American ship reported rough conditions and a 19 knot headwind as crews searched a 70 mile wide sea lane. The aircraft carried six passengers and nine crew. key figures included Major Howard French and Dr Earl McKinley. The Hawaii Clipper had taken off from Guam at 3 39 am and last radioed at 12 09 pm Manila time amid clouds and wind.
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Manila
Meigs
Pacific Ocean
Hawaii
Guam
Honolulu
Alameda
Calif
Orient
Pan American Radioman
Airways
Cavite
Manila Bay
Legaspi
Luzon Island
Alsho
Philippine Island
Samar
Tacoma
Ash. K
A. Kennedy
Piedmont
Pan. American Airways Division
Earl B. McKinley
Washington, D.C
Fred C. Meier
Washington
D.C
BE. Wyman
New York City
Wah Sun Choy
Jersey City
Tey Terletzky
Palo Alto
Capain
M. A. Walker
Berkeley
G. M. Davis
Oakland
J. M. Sauceda
J. W. Jewett
H. AL. Cox
J. Parker
French
Washington National Guard
McKinley
George Washington University Medical School
Philippines
Meier
Department of Agriculture
Wyman
Curtis-Wright ‘Aircraft Corporation
Pan-American’ Airways
Wah Sun :Choy
Destroyer Holds Fire as British Vessel Is Bombed
London reports a Spanish air raid struck the British port of Gandia killing and sinking the Dellwyn. Commons protests over bombings and nonintervention risks flare as Prime Minister Chamberlain faces questions on Valencia harbor raid and protection of observers.
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Probrem
Earl Winterton
Evian-les-Bains
United States
Roosevelt
Germany
Hero
Dellwyn
Gandia
Spain
House of Commons
Neville Chamberlain
Valencia
Clement ‘R. Atlee
Laborita
Attlee
Ford Loses Case in Labor Board Spying Ruling
Washington reports that a labor board trial examiner found Ford Motor Company violated the Wagner act at its Buffalo New York assembly plant. The examiner recommended rehiring 50 CIO unionists and ending interference with union activities while detailing spied meetings and propaganda aimed at discouraging UAW membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Labor Board
Ford Motor Company
Buffalo, N. Y
Francis M. Shea
Shea
United Automobile Workers of America
Buffalo
Ford
NLRB
Regents Committee Probes KU Building Conditions
A four member state board of regents committee investigated building conditions at the University of Kansas and conferred with deans at the Chancellor's office. The panel, including Leslie Wallace Maurice Breidenthal H L Snyder and Howard Payne, toured the campus for about two hours with a state architect, as a proposed 10 year building program for five state schools was announced.
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State Board of Regents
University of Kansas
Leslie Wallace
Larned
Maurice Breidenthal
Kansas City
H. L. Snyder
Winfield
Howard Payne
Olathe
Crowds greet Hughes at Chicago airport reception
Howard Hughes lands the round the world plane at Chicago municipal airport at 11 56 a m after a 4 hour 7 minute flight from New York. Police clubs were needed as about 11 000 persons surged through barriers to reach the ship and disrupt reception plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Howard Hughes
Chicago Municipal
Hughes
C.S.T
Floyd Bennett Field
New York
Mussolini Birthday Silence in Fascist Italy Observed
Rome reports Mussolini reaches 55 with Italian papers omitting any birthday notice. The regime suppresses aging references, as Mussolini embodies Fascism and youth.
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Rome
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Mussolini
Embassy Transfer Plans From Hankow to Chungking Cited
Secretary Hull announced the American embassy in Hankow China would move to Chungking in the interior as Japanese advances push transfer. The project proceeds amid wartime uncertainties and fits wartime routing and protection considerations for diplomatic staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hull
Hankow
China
Chungking
Ford Sexview Hapilion Notice
The readable fragment notes a Ford related item in Hapilion dated 15 with a street segment at W south page. The brief mentions a vehicle or product shown with minimal context and lacks full details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Sexview
Hapilion
W. Sth
Ratner Calls for Efficient Highway Policy in Kansas Race
Parsons attorney Payne Ratner urged a lean state highway department and condemned the Democratic highway program. He contrasted a $133,000 balance with a later ten million dollar plan, urged timely road repairs, and warned of welfare spending while promising honest administration if elected. Power outage briefly interrupted his WREN radio address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payne Ratner
Parsons
Wren
Ratner
Kansas
State Welfare Bureau
Censor Board
Burton- Wheeler
J. T. Skinner
Kansas Electric Power Company
Sherwoods Set for European Trip With Peggy Sherwood
Dr. and Mrs. N. P. Sherwood and their son Monte leave Lawrence for a European journey. They will meet Miss Peggy Sherwood in Sommerville New Jersey and sail from New York aboard the Normandie August 3. The trip includes England Belgium Germany Italy Switzerland and France with return aboard the Champlain September 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. P. Sherwood
Monte Sherwood
Lawrence
Peggy Sherwood
Sommerville
N. J
Sherwood
U. S. Public Health Service Bureau
Baltimore
Summerville
Sherwoods
New York
England
Belgium
Germany
Italy
Switzerland
France
Somerville Wins 12 and 11 Semi Final in Canadian Amateur
Sandy Somerville, defending champion from London, Ontario, reached the final of the Canadian amateur golf championship by defeating Ven Savage of Magna, Utah, 12 and 11 in their 36 hole semi final match, with Savage the Trans-Mississippi champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
London
Ont
P—C. Ross
Sandy) Somerville
Ven Savage
Magna
Ottawa Rejects All Storm Sewer Bids
Ottawa city commissioners rejected six bids for storm sewer construction and set August 1 as the date for new bids. Only Musselman Hall Co of Kansas City was within the engineer's estimate of 36 545 90, but the bid failed to meet specifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Musselman-Hall Company of
Kansas City
Stock Market Index Report Shows Mixed Reading
An index tracking 60 stocks posts 49.1 on the latest reading while another metric notes 49.5 for a cited figure. Investors monitor shifts as market sentiment wavers amid trading activity and fluctuations persist.
Floods to hinder Catalan front as Ebro dams opened
Insurgents in Ebro basin release nine foot floodwaters from Pyrenees dams to block cross river bridges behind Francoist advances. Government says bridges remain intact while militiamen push along a 15 mile circular front around Gandesa. aerial photographer Heraclio Gautier dies after report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendaye
France
Ebro
St. Jean-de-Luz
Francisco Franco
Pyrenees
Noguera-Pallaresa
Segre
Barcelona
Gandesa
Villa Alba de Los Arcos
Bot
Democratic Rally Planned Tonight in South Park
Chauncey B. Little Clathe and W F Jackson Fr Scott are scheduled to speak at a Democratic rally in South Park about 9 pm. Charlies Springer Douglas County attorney will preside. Little seeks nomination for Supreme Court position No 7 and Jackson is a Democratic candidate in the second district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey B. Little
Clathe
W. F. Jackson
Scott
South Park
Charlies Springer
Douglas County
Little
Supreme Court
Jackson
Former G.A.R. Head Charles King Dies at 92
Kansas City Kansas July 29 Charles H King 92 former Kansas department commander of the G A R died last night at his suburban home after five weeks illness He was a train dispatcher at Topeka and station agent at Valley Falls and commanded the G A R in 1931 He served in the army after the Civil War including the Lincoln funeral guard at Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kan
Charles H. King
Kansas Department
G.A.R
Here
King
Topeka
Valley Falls
Abraham Lincoln
Springfield
Nevills Expedition Sighted Near Grand Canyon
G E Ruckstell reported the Nevills Colorado expedition seen on a sandbar about 120 miles west of Grand Canyon. He circled for 10 minutes and noted two women and five men signaling all was well. The party had covered about half their 666 mile journey toward Boulder dam.
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Grand Canyon
Ariz
G. E. Ruckstell
Boulder Dam
Nevills Colorado
Here
Ruckstell
Green River
Ford Workers Stone Attack Reported Near Kansas City
Police investigated a claim by three Ford Motor Company employees that they were injured slightly in a rock barrage while driving home from work. The men said three groups emerged from weed patches and hurled rocks at their car amid a protracted labor strike by the United Automobile Workers of America at the local assembly plant. Production has continued with no recent disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Ford Motor Company
Ford Assembly
United Automobile Workers of America
Charles C Rankin for of the Rases
Charles C Rankin seeks an unspecified role or remedy within the Rases context as district or legal action details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Rankin
The
Senate Committee Calls for Winrod's Campaign Expense Statement
Senate campaign expenditures chair Sheppard advised Gerald B. Winrod of Wichita Kansas to file a statement of campaign contributions and expenditures at the earliest date. Winrod said his income came from magazine subscriptions advertising religious books and contributions. He noted money moved to his campaign fund and was told to record transfers with sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sheppard
D-Tex
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
Gerald B. Winrod
Wichita
Kan
Winrod
Reporions
Senate
Add
Fed Monthly Summary Notes Mixed Upturn in Tenth District
The Tenth Federal Reserve district report shows isolated gains amid a generally glum outlook. June and year-ago figures lag, but some indices point to seasonally higher activity in bank operations, retail, and lumber while oil, coal, and payrolls stay weak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Tenth
Federal Reserve Bank
Kansas
Colorado
Nebraska
Wyoming
Oklahoma
Missouri
New Mexico
Pope Rejects Nationalism Barriers in Castel Gandolfo Speech
Pope Pius XI denounces radicalism and nationalism as barriers between people in Castel Gandolfo. He defends Catholic action amid Fascist race policy push and warns against injuries to the Pope and Catholic action. The topic follows Aryan-origin reports and Fascist culture ministry aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castel Gandolfo
Italy
Vatican City
Pius XI
Castel Ganddélfo
College of Propagation of Faith
Catholic Action
Ministry of Popular Culture
Gast
Achille Starace
Recime Fascista
Prohibition Warning From Fort Leavenworth Official
Colonel EB J McMahon Missouri liquor law supervisor warns in Fort Leavenworth Kansas that prohibition will return unless liquor interests cooperate in law enforcement. He spoke July 29 in an interview highlighting enforcement cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
EB. J. McMahon
Missouri Liquor Law
River Threat Grows as Flood Pours into Texas Farmland
The Colorado River surged southward into Wharton County threatening additional damage to crops estimated at one million dollars. Authorities warn of expanding flood impact on farmland and local communities as the river crest advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Colorado
Gulf
Wharton County
KU men set fine camp record at Fort Sheridan
KU coast artillery R O T C cadets returned from Fort Sheridan after six weeks of training with a standout marksmanship record using .45 pistols and .30 calibre rifles. Sergeant William Kollender led a direct hit on an airplane towed target, preserved as KU trophy, while units from Kansas State and Washington University also participated. Majors Earl A. Johnson and Raymond F. Edwards accompanied the KU contingent at Leavenworth.
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Coast Artillery
K. U
Fort Sheridan
Karl F. Baldwin
William Kollender
Kansas State Polite
Washington University
K.U
R.co.t.c
Kansas State College
St. Louis
Segt. Kollender
Washington U
Kansas State
Fort Leavenworth
Earl A. Johnson
Raymond FE. Edwards
Leavenworth
Stolen Chrysler Sedan Recovered by Police in Kansas City
The Chrysler sedan stolen last Friday from 633 New York Street was recovered yesterday afternoon by Kansas City police. C J Topping of the Chrysler agency and Jude Anderson, police chief, traveled to Kansas City to recover the vehicle. No police report on its condition was filed locally, and the thieves remain at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrysler
Elza Stone
New York Street
Kansas City
C. J. Topping
Chrysler Agency
Jude Anderson
Earle Program Advances in Pennsylvania Senate
Gov. George H. Earle's plan to confront a grand jury probe cleared a second reading in the Pennsylvania senate and moved toward final passage despite Republican opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle
Harrisburg
GPI
George H. Earle
Pennsylvania Senate
British Police Fire on Rangoon Rioters End Four Days of Bloodshed
In Rangoon Burma on July 29 British military police opened fire on Buddhist and Muslim rioters for the first time in four days of clashes that have killed 47 and wounded over 800. Reports say six were wounded by volleys in three city sectors. Authorities posted notices authorizing soldiers and police to shoot attackers or looters as night fighting continued with knives stones and sticks. Forty more were killed yesterday in the riot deemed the largest in days as Buddhists protested what they viewed as an insult to their faith in a new Muslim book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rangoon
Burma
Services in Park to Feature Gospel Four Music
Rev E E Kardatzke will lead Union services at South park Sunday night at 7 45 with the sermon Ts Religion a Liability or an Asset The Gospel Four a colored quartet from Topeka will sing and perform Negro spirituals A backup program includes songs prayers and benediction If weather fails the service moves to Trinity Lutheran church Dr James Naismith speaks at the Union Young People meeting Sunday at 6 30 pm at First Christian church A follow up discussion will follow with the topic unannounced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Kardatzke
Church of God
South Park
Gospel Four
Colored Church of God
Topeka
Lawrence
Trinity Luthern Church
James Naismith
Union Young People’s Meeting
First Christian Church
Rains ease in Kansas with southeast storm risk
Weather notes from Topeka on July 29 report rains easing across Kansas except southeast where storms possible. Robb forecasts temperatures 90 to 95 today and tomorrow with cooler readings in the southeast. Skies clear in many areas with lows 60 to 70. Rain totals varied with Burr Oak at 2.44 inches and others much less.
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Topeka
Kansas
A. D. Robb
Robb
Burr Oak
Columbus
Kansas City
Centralia
Hanover
Salina Il
Concordia
A F L Charges Labor Board With Bias Over Serrick Ruling
Washington July 29 The American Federation of Labor accuses the labor relations board of bias and sophistry after a board order voided an A F L closed shop pact with the Serrick corporation at Munsey Indiana and directed bargaining with the C I O United Workers Union. Joseph Padway says craft union rights are being whittled away and that the board aims to abolish craft units for bargaining. He warns unions may ignore future board findings and asserts the order tramples workers rights and breaches fair bargaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. of
Labor Board
Washington
American Federation of Labor
Labor Relations Board
A. F. of L
Joseph Padway
A. F
L. General Counsel
A.F. of L
Serrick Corporation
Munsey
Ind
Ci.c. United Workers Union
Padway
Frogt
Serrick
Music Camp to Close Sunday With Concerts
Mid western music camp wraps its summer with two Sunday concerts led by Harold Bachman and guest conductors. The Ozarka Suite pieces by Carl Busch and Elgar's Land of Hope and Glory highlight a day starring Rex Connor on tuba and a 70 voice A Cappella choir. Russell Wiley conducts the band finale Londonderry Air. Concerts start at 3:30 pm in Hoch Auditorium and 7 pm in Fowler Grove, free and open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Bachsman
Harold Bachman
Chicago
Bachman
Carl Busch
Busch
Kansas City
Mid-Western
Denmark
Ozark Mountains
Kansas
Dean D. M. Swarthout
Elgar
Rex Connor
Henry Hadley
Griselle
White River
Lawson
Chopin
Rachmaninoff
Mid-Western Music Camp Orchestra
Mr. Bachman
Elsa
Malaga
Beisterling
Kansas Weather Forecast From The State Line
Weather outlook shows generally fair conditions tonight and Saturday with scattered thunderstorms this afternoon or tonight in the southeast. Morning clouds at Arkansas City and Coffeyville. other areas mostly clear. temperatures little changed. Dirt roads soft in Arkansas City and Pittsburg. gardens fair to good across Emporia Wichita Salina Topeka Manhattan. Gas Office record lists today’s highs and lows with a 943 low and 4 a0 earlier.
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Kansas
Arkansas City
Coffeyville
Pittsburg
Emporia
Wichita
Salina
Topeka
Manhattan
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Pacific
Navy
Labor Board Rules Motor Car Company
Ptigee
II Wien
Normandie
Insurgentes
Heraclio Gautier
Gautier
G.A.R. Head
Charles. H. King
Nevills
Pope Pius
Green. Bros
L. Bios
Coast Artillery Unit
Church of God Will Have
Duncan McGregor
Harold G. Barr
Southeast
New
Teethne
Pratt
Jesse Clyde Fisher
Wile
Ozarka
Connor
McGugin
S. L
Penny” Gillum
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