Rain drenches Kansas as eastern counties expect more showers
Topeka reports unsettled conditions with widespread rainfall totaling up to five inches in parts of the Garden City area. Western Kansas sees cooler temperatures and renewed moisture aiding crops while highways and railway lines faced temporary washouts near Cimarron. Temperature ranges near 80 to 85 by tomorrow with general fair weather afterward.
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Topeka
S. D.flora
Kansas
Garden, City
U.S
Cimarron
Santa Fe
Dodge City
Ashland
Hutchinson
McPherson
Independence
Dodged City
Liberal
Mankato
Conference on Wheat Negotiations Sets World Price Target
Canadian minister D and Kuler outlined a plan for a subcommittee to craft an international wheat agreement. The goal is a world price of 80 cents per bushel for No 3 northern wheat at Fort William. Delegations from Australia Argentina the United States Great Britain France Germany Hungary and Ruritania discussed export quotas and will reconvene July 7.
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Kuler
Yay
Ottawa
Fort: William
Ont
Euler
London
Organist Gerald Cole to Present Recital on KFKU
A transcribed musicale aired on KFKU featured organizations given ratings at the Midwestern Music festival. Tonight at 9 45 Gerald Cole of Topeka will give an organ recital on the University station. Cole studies in the studio of Laurel Everett Anderson. Pieces include Bach Toccata and Fugue in D minor and Vierne works.
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KFKU
Gerald Cole
Topeka
Cole
Laurel Everett Anderson
Louis Vierne
Commodity Credit loans total across Kansas and cotton loans reported
The Commodity Credit Corporation said it loaned 129.6 million dollars on 227.6 million bushels of corn through yesterday with Kansas accounting for 4 400 869 bushels and Missouri 5 899 279. It also loaned 205.2 million dollars on 4 478 142 bales of cotton with Missouri contributing 100 742 bales.
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Washington
Commodity Credit Corporation
Kansas
Missouri
Cranium Cracker Brain Teaser Row
Puzzle from a newspaper page asks readers to choose correct names and terms. It presents multiple choice prompts with options across countries, occupations, and places and tests general knowledge with four correct answers out of five.
Year of KA history on campus brings notable changes
The Kansas campus year recalls a new chancellor and a football coach, with campus life buzzing around Greek events, concerts, parades, and student activities. Highlights include Kay Kyser at the Cakewalk, various sorority and fraternity affairs, band performances, and notable campus visits and awards.
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Versity
Kansas
Kay Kyser
Aes
Paul B. Ganeon
Jean’ Perry
Theta Ta
Jubilesta
Louie Kuhn
Smith
Col.Goebel
Theta
Jack Kistler
Golf ‘Association
Iron’ Cale
Alpa Kappa Psi
Robinson
Oe Ye
wWorld
Hill
D. A
Kansas Baptist Convention
John Renue
F.C. Allen
E. H. Lindley
K. U
Wiley’s
Whangoodlers
Rachmaninoff
Franklin “D
Roosevelt
I Och
Marianna Bantleon
John Tyler
Film Show At Club Meeting In Lawrence Observes Quiet Day
A film titled The First Century of Baseball was shown at the Co Operative club meeting in the Colonial tea room at night, courtesy of Winter Chevrolet. City Hall will be closed all day in memory of Mrs Elizabeth M Watkins. North Lawrence residents report a shower while downtown had a light sprinkle. B Williams of Chapman Kansas, 89, G A R commander, visited Lawrence with his daughter Mrs J C Rogers at 801 Connecticut Street after being elected commander at Hutchinson convention. He attended W R C meeting later that afternoon.
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Lawrence
Denise Lemoine
K. U
George Washington
D. C
Strong-hall
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Marian Springer
Mary M. Evers
Caney
H. H.’Lindley
Allen
Hoch
Ghvnn Henry
Pridmen
Ralph Conger
DL J. Willetts
Jim Morris
Jayhawker Mag
Hollywood
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Owl Screech
Cupid
Dick Amerine
Denny Lemoine
Gladys Swarthout
Missouri
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Louis
Fockele
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Jaloppy
Josephine
Clay’ Center
Corbin
Hall
Olan Sid
Hermina
Winnah
Dodge City
Julia Ruth
Henry
Josef
Hofman
Piatoforte
Kansas Academy of Scierick
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Co- Operative ‘Club
Colonial Tea Room
Chevrolet Company
Elizabeth M. Watkins
Berief
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Kansas
G.A.R
Chapman
Kans
J. C. Rogers
Connecticut Street
Williams
Hutchinson
W.R.C
Navy Orders Two 45000-Ton Warships For Peace Fleet
Washington announces construction of two 45000-ton warships from New York and Philadelphia yards. The vessels, described as giant floating fortresses, will carry 16 inch guns and exceed 28 knots speed. Each costs 80 to 85 million dollars and should be completed in 52 months.
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Washington
Navy
New York
Philadelphia
Charles Edison
Asl
Edison
Ss. Navy
Crossing Accidents Fewer 358 in 1938 Says ICC
The Interstate Commerce Commission reports 358 fewer crossing accident deaths in 1938 bringing total fatalities to 1,517 and injuries to 4,018. Total deaths in railway accidents linked to train operation reach 4,289 with 15,502 injuries. The report notes a 2247 percent decrease from 1937 figures.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
I.C.C
Submarine Thetis rescue effort proceeds off Liverpool
The Thetis submarine remains partially submerged off Liverpool as divers and tugs race to free the craft. Cant H P K Oram and Lt H G Woods were first to surface after escaping via an air lock, while physicians and salvage crews rush to supply fresh air and plan extraction. Capt H P Oram, with a prior rescue record, helped lead the effort. Separately, Raymond A. Schwegler gave a commencement address to Kansas City College of Pharmacy graduates at the Muehlebach hotel.
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Ief Stoker Arnold
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Kansas City College of Pharmacy
Muehlebach Hotel
Giants Rally Past Cardinals in Eight Inning Upset
In New York on June 2, the Giants scored five in the first and three more in the eighth to defeat the Cardinals 8 to 3. Davis, Owman, and Denning starred for St. Louis while Haynes Ferrell and Tresh drove runs for New York.
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Gianta
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Cardinals
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Dean
Owman
Cooper
Owen
Melton
Johrman
Denning
Cincinnati
Boston
Improved Dan Johanning Attends Vinland Commencement
High Prairie resident Dan Johanning visited Charlie Johnson's Friday evening and drove his own car Philip. William Johnson installs a new radio and windcharger while June Williams joins Edith LeMaster's birthday party. Carolyn Ulrich spent Decoration Day with her parents. Festivities include JoAnn Merchant and Annie Newman families and Franz Johanning.
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Charlie’ Johnson
Philip
Robert
June ‘Williams
JoAnn Merchant
Annie Newman
Franz“Johanning
Vinland
William ‘Johnson
Carolyn Ulrich
A H. Ulrich
June Williams
Edith LeMaster
Jevening
Valley Grove News Roundup From Memorial Day To Births
Local notes from Valley Grove recall Memorial Day gatherings at Bliss and Weibel homes, visits by shaw and groves families, and a memorial service in Oskaloosa. Mrs Doris Barrett, born Barrett as Doris Viets, welcomed a son May 19. Helen Shaw Bowen returns from California for the summer.
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Russell Shaw
Charles Cox
Springdale
Charles Bliss
Bliss
Kansas City
Independence
Fred_Brown
Nortonville
Fred ‘Frendie
Earnest Walters
Topeka
Albert Hunter
Floyd Hunter
Arthur Belt
Lawrence
Hardy Oak
Charles Spray
Midland
Freda_ Rudolph
Erna Corey
Dwight Ewing
Lecompton
Virgil Groves
William Lombard
Harry Beguelin
McLouth
Marjorie Ewing
Groves
Edith Gibbs
Bethany Hospital
Central Chapel
LC. Thiry
Mildred Smith
McLouth High School
Robert Rose
Helen Chappell
Delores
Richard Cole
Betty Jo
Elinor Terrill
Jessie Reding
Ira Ward
Oskaloosa
American Legion
Della Weibel
Effie Mobore
Lloyd Weibel
Helen Shaw Bowen
California
E. D. Shaw
Bartlett
G.W.W
William Eberhard
Guy Shultz
Lawrence Rice
Elmer Ousdahl
Richard Petrie
Marcum
Robert Laptad
Fred Coffman
Elmer James
Veola
Charles Petrie
Charles Stewart
Ackerland
H. G. Borst
Orvn’ Smith
Bert Burnam
Vis
Walter Smith
Denver
Rupert ‘Barrett
Barrett
Doris Viets
Lawrence Trrrell
Perry
Avis
Blanche Reid
Stewart
Herbert Champion
Mildred Champion
Memorial Hospital
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Osage City Hosts Guests as Fatal Bridge Collapse Reported
Range Line notes Wednesday visits by Mr and Mrs Clark Clover and Hazel of Osage City to George Finch home. Floyd Clover of Ottumwa was killed Monday when a bridge near Junction City collapsed. Local wiener roast and lawn supper drew many area families including Hibbert Lah and family Walter Schwartz Alvin Heidon Allan Pippert Bonnie Roy Schwalm Irvin Don Breithaupt Glen Mire Harley Lyons Doris Stneboner and Pauline Oscar Stneboner. Howard Elliot family of Kansas City visited Emory Crawford home Sunday. Junior
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Clark Clover
Hazel
Osage City
George Finch
Clover
Floyd
Ottatwa
Junction City
Elmer
Neighborhood Notes Busy Week End Recap
Sunday visitors and family gatherings fill this community news page. Names include Breithaupts Warner Winters, Elm Finch Reep and the Crawford Families with events from funerals to baccalaureate services and school activities at Ottawa and Baldwin. Local travel spans Topeka and New Orleans with ongoing church programs and Mother's Day observances.
Pleasant Valley Socials Enjoy Sunday Visits
Mr and Mrs Babbitt of Model and other neighbors visited the Thiry family on Sunday. Mrs John Blough returned from Kansas City after time with her daughter. гостей included Mr and Mrs Harry Broers and families from Eudora Kaw Valley Alma Baker and more visiting Mon day with the Thiry household.
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Alma Baker
Johnnie Reusch
Donna Mae
Eudora
Oscar Broers
Kaw
Valley
Charles Henderson
Emile Ruth
Wichita
Clarence Broers
Iowa
Arnold Fralick
Joann
Kanwaka
Aes Cliftgra Thiry
Monay
Stull Community Notes Include Dinners Visits and Graduates
Yarnold Stull and area residents share meals and gatherings at local homes. Graduates from Yarnold and nearby towns are listed along with visits to Lawrence Tecumseh and Topeka. Memorial and Decoration day activities are noted with church and club meetings in Stull.
Quilt Club Meeting Delights Members At Hostess Home
George Anderson and Buena Vista join Wednesday session where 10 members answered roll call with canning helps. Mrs. George Forrester presided. two visitors and four children attended as contests awarded to Mrs. A J Hildenbrand and Mrs. O A Bidinger.
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George Anderson
Buena Vista
George Forrester
A. J. Hildenbrand
O. A. Bidinger
O.~.a.bidinger
Market News Kansan City Wheat and Grain Report
Kansas City wheat and grain prices mixed with several grade notes and month futures. Includes No 2 dark hard, No 2 red, No 2 white corn, oats, milo, kafir, rye, barley bids with July to December futures, and close readings. Hay and livestock receipts outlook also listed. Chicago wheat close noted.
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Kansan City
Kansas City
Milo Rites
Market figures and product quotes from Kansas City and Chicago notes
July and September price listings for beans lard rye butter and olives with assorted futures and no clear market trend. Chicago potato market totals reflect shipments and new stock values while U S markets show varied washed and unwashed potato prices across states. Kansas City livestock closes steady as summer school begins and Lawrence Business College advertises courses.
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Chicago
Ap-Usda
U. S
Liss
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J. F. Baker
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