Strikes in Paris Set Off Large Scale Labor Action
Paris June 3 A mass strike action involving about 350000 workers and 800 factories drew France into a national labor crisis. Paris faced shortages of milk ice fuel and food as premier Sarraut prepared to resign with Leon Blum poised to form a new cabinet.
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Paris
France
Albert Sarraut
Leon Blum
Nanterre
Valenciennes
Marseilles
Richard Hudnut Perfumery
Matford Automobile Company
Ford Company
Crane Plumbing Fixture Company
United States
Sarraut
Edouard Herriot
Chamber of Deputies
Albert LeBrun
Blum
Matford
Firsehareed
Fiveslille Company
Peugot
Lille
Melun
Vierzon
Test Your Knowledge trivia questions from classified page
Seven questions invite readers to check the answers on the classified page. Topics cover Chesapeake Bay capes cameos the seventh president toxemia London treason execution site Feather River state irrigation in agriculture Joshua Ballinger Lippincott author of Cloister and the Hearth and founder of the Carthusian order.
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Chesapeake Bay
United States
London
Feather River
Joshua Ballinger Lippincott
Open Vigorous Drive Goes Up In 1936 Campaign
Boston reports that at a Republican club dinner in Massachusetts former Kansas Governor Henry J. Allen praised Alf M. Landon as steady and constructive. Yale professor Charles M. Bakewell attacked New Deal policies as moving toward totalitarianism, while Allen criticized relief and praised a pay as you go policy in Kansas as part of the opening shots of the 1936 campaign.
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Boston
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Alf M. Landon
Republican Club of
Massachusetts
Allen
Landon
Republican Club
Charles M. Bakewell
Yale University
United States
Connecticut
Bakewell
Relief-deficiency bill moves to conference in Congress
Washington June 3 The House and Senate reached a procedural understanding on the 2.43 billion relief deficieny bill speeding it to conference. The agreement lets conferees accept Senate amendments except the 10 million Florida canal commitment and 300 million public works grants, with separate votes on those items. The rules panel also authorized recesses on motion and same-day consideration of rules items without a two thirds vote.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Rules Committee
Buchanan
D-Tex
Representative Taber
R-N.y
Florida Ship Canal
Public Works Administration
Majority
Radio Talk on Landon on CBS and NBC network
June 3 New York CPI-W reports M Bingay will discuss “my visit with Gov Landon” on CBS at 6 15 pm EST. An hour of interviews from 14 cities follows on NBC network starting 10 15 pm EST tomorrow. The Associated Republican Clubs sponsor the program “Asking America For a Platform.” Questioners come from Kansas City New York Des Moines Dallas Memphis Omaha Detroit Pittsburgh Cleveland Los Angeles Chicago St Louis Indianapolis Louisville.
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New York
CPI
W. M. Bingay
Gov. Landon
Columbia Broadcasting System
Wjznbc
Associated Republican Clubs
America
Kansas City
Des Moines
Dallas
Memphis
Omaha
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Chicago
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Louisville
Young Minister To Speak At North Lawrence Church
W Russell Coatney, a recent ordination student from Manhattan Bible Seminary, will preach Thursday at 8 pm at North Lawrence Christian church on Why There Should Be Only One Church in Lawrence. He currently leads Greenleaf Christian services and has attended Christian A. Wright’s evangelistic meetings here. A baptismal service is set for Sunday evening. Also note defense rests in Joliet murder trial as James Day testifies about slaying Richard Loeb.
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W. Russell Coatney
Manhattan Bible Seminary
North Lawrence Christian Church
Lawrence
Mr. Coatney
Greenleaf
Kan
Christian A. Wright
Community night program to be held at Church of God in Christ
The Recreational Project No. 1818 sponsored event for Douglas County colored residents is set for Thursday at 8 o'clock at the Church of God in Christ, Eighth and New Jersey streets. A one-act play will be among the offerings and the public is invited.
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Douglas County
Church of God In Christ
New Jersey Street
Oceo
Dickinson Wins Iowa Primary in GOP Candidacy Fight
In Des Moines Lester J. Dickinson scored a decisive victory in the Iowa Republican primary for renomination, aided by anti administration voters. He led with 97 906 votes 40.2 percent as 2216 of 2442 precincts reported, ahead of Brookhart. Herring trailed for governor with 69 714 votes to Utter 46 873. Democrats statewide totaled 140 000 votes. Kraschel and Wilson faced off for governor in the another contest.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Lester J. Dickinson
Cleveland
Dickinson
Clyde L. Herring
Herring
Dickingon
Smith W. Brookhart
Gov. Herring
Hubert Utterback
Ambrose the Squirrel Boosts Fraternity Life at MU
Ambrose the squirrel, found four months ago, became Alpha Tau Omega’s chapter mascot at Missouri University in Columbia. Shelter and meals from milk to nuts earned him coed fans, a prom appearance, and a place in the fraternity house as summer shelling duties for pecans.
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Columbia
UPR
Ambrose
Missouri University Brothers
Alpha Tau Omega
Earl Foster
College
Eddie Gibbons
Delta Delta Delta
Morland Workmen Dig for It in Well and Quicksand
Morland Kansas June 3 workers dig in a well and quicksand to reach a mysterious box buried at the bottom. A crowd watches as they anticipate about three days of work before lifting the box from the risk filled site.
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Morland
Kan
Lawrence police seize five toy guns and rubber band ammo
Lawrence police disclosed they broke up a suspected youth gang and confiscated five toy pistols and about 200 rubber band rounds. The guns were described as harmless toys. youths reportedly fired them at passing cars. A separate note from California praised rapid printing of a Journal-World job sent from San Francisco. Arthur J. Mellott from Kansas City, Kan., was confirmed by the Senate for a 12 month term on the board of tax appeals.
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Lawrence
Journal-World
California
San Francisco
Baldwin City
Mellott
Washington
Arthur J. Mellott
Ansas City
Kan
Board of Tax Appeals
Senate
KU Students Near Exams Amid Quizzical Howey Pranks
The University of Kansas nears finals with most exams completed except for the shooting incident. Students head home as the bulk depart this evening while Thursday will see few late-afternoon exams. Prices fall at Hill bookstores and the WSGA exchange as tomes are sold off. Fraternity and sorority houses vacate. trunks are shipped home. Professors Howey and another instructor provide light moments amid tense exam periods. A Kansas State basketball sign becomes a shared joke between rival faculty. Several locals head to Cleveland for the Republican convention to back Alf Landon, with Mrs Harris and Mrs Beck hosting Kansas, while Governor Landon attends commencement.
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University of Kansas
Hill
Hill Book Stores
Wsga Book Exchange
Union Building
Studes
Cleveland
Kk. U
Thomas E. Wagstaff
Independence
Fred MM. Harris
Ottawa
Mabel Beck
Holton
K. U
Alf M. Landon
Harris
Beck
Kansas
Landon
Lunch Delivery Through Window Prank Distracts Coed
From a second story window a student sent sandwiches and a bottle of coke to a coed. A string and bottle opener were used to fling items into the room, narrowly missing the coed's radio and window pane before she finished her lunch amid the commotion.
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Esterly
Probate Judge Menger to Run for Renomination in Primary
Probate Judge L H Menger announced he will seek renomination at the Republican primary in August. The Douglas county probate court has long elected a lawyer for the post and Menger, formerly an attorney, has contributed to a solid record in probate matters. A Workers Education class led by John Callahan will meet tonight to discuss Nebraska's One House Legislature. A marriage license was issued at the courthouse to Henry Thorne of Lawrence and Esther Schroeder of Paola Kan.
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Don Hults
Dean Baker
W. H. Ruese
W. R. Green
D. A. Marshall
H. X. Dolen
R. A. Spahr
John Andrews
W. R. Hampton
William Kester
Gilbert Francis
L. B. Robbins
L. H. Menger
Douglas County
Menger
Callahan
Old City
Vermont
Nebraska
John Callahan
Henry Thorne
Lawrence
Esther Schroeder
Paola
Kan
Sean
Personal notes on local residents and travels
Vivian Skinner, two year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Skinner, is recovering from an eye operation. Mrs. RE. D. Wieman travels to Chicago after her sister’s sudden death. Prof. and Mrs. W. C. Stevens plan a three week wildflower photography trip through Kansas. Alfred C. Warmker has a tonsillectomy at Memorial hospital. Anna McCracken heads to Denver for the summer. Elizabeth Ann and James Le Suer recover from tensilectomies. Mrs. Ernest Cole of Spokane visits her aunt in Lawrence. Mrs. D. D. Hornaday will visit family in Dodge City, Colorado, and northern Kansas.
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Vivian Skinner
Earl Skinner
Lyons
RE. D. Wieman
Chicago
Park Godwin
Lawrence
Josephine Brechtelshauer
Haglund
Baldwin, Flw
Priestley
Kansas City
W. C. Stevens Willeave
Kansas
Harold Zuber
H. B. Kibler
Alfred C. Warmker
Eudora J
Memorial Hospital
Anna McCracken
Denver
Colo
Elizabeth Ann
James le Suer
Kentucky Street
E. W. Penchard, Jr
Topeka
Rag weed crop debate and nasal woes in Kaw Valley
Letters to the Editor from M. G. S. discuss rag weed infestations around Lawrence and Kaw Valley. The writer cites口 local plant growth, potential pollen impact on children and school nurses, and questions whether the weed will be cut before pollenation to spare noses and doctors from August through October.
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Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas City
Kaw Valley
United States
M. GS. R
Body of Zied Claimed From New Jersey Prison
Charles Zied was claimed by a Philadelphia undertaker for his widow after execution at the state prison. He died last night two months after fellow inmate Bruno Hauptmann, the Lindbergh baby slayer, had a short reprieve. Zied had been condemned to die with Hauptmann, who received a three day stay. Zied walked through the same door and sat in the same electric chair.
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Trenton
N. J
Charles Zied
State Prison
Philadelphia
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Zied
William T. Feity, Jr
Camden
Hauptmann
Four Prisoners Escape Grayson County Jail Via Spoon
Sherman Texas June 3 four prisoners escaped Grayson county's new breakproof jail using a pewter spoon to loosen concrete around a steel bar. they greased their bodies with soap to squeeze through a ventilator shaft and lowered themselves four stories on a rope made from blankets. janitor found the breach on arrival.
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Sherman
Tex
Grayson County
J. Benton Davis
Higher Wheat Prices Signal Market Shift Amid Weather Outlook
Market news notes higher wheat prices driven by forecasts of improving weather in the northwest and supportive demand. Outlook suggests continued strength as futures show sizable purchases and mixed movement in corn and other grains, with Kansas City livestock activity mentioned.
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Speime
Werninert Nedviews
Sighiti
Eudier
Mintespolis
Conte
Witett
Livestock Market Snapshot Openings and Prices
Kansas City livestock listings show cattle and hogs opening steady to lower in spots with light steer sales, spring lambs steady to weak, and feeders scarce. Prices include lightweight fed steers around 8.1, South Texas grass steers above 6.00, and top spring lambs near 11.00, with hogs and cattle receipts forecast and grain futures noted.
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Tlsa
South Texas
Lamhelern
Kansas City
Colorado
Market roundup and grain prices in New York report
The Day in Wall Street notes stock market weakness amid French disturbances and tax debate, with limited gains in Owens-Hanis Coca-Cola and small moves by Warren Bros. and Cerra de Pasco. Wheat and corn held steady, bonds mixed, and May railcar estimates cited as relevant to the economy.
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Wall Street
New York
France
Netherlands Bank
Owens-Hainis
Coca-Cola
Warren Bros
Cerra de Pasco
American N
Sears, Roebuck
Vanada Dry
Ard Os
New Jersey
Washington Conerests
Pssenblies
Fe Wak
Oto
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