Navy arms plan to carry on under budget limits
Washington reports the American cruiser building program will proceed under the current budget and follow the 10,000-ton ship projection. Officials stress that without a broader armament reduction agreement, the United States will not modify its naval build up and will await Geneva conference outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hot Yey
Sriss
Senate
Stimsor
Mbassador
Hugh’ S
Gilib‘son
Geneva
Gibson
Hoover Studies Papers for Public Sentiment Review
Hoover reviews public sentiment through a compiled yellow journal of clippings from over thirty five daily papers. White House attaches curate the "Yellow Journal" as Hoover adds rural and agricultural perspectives to gauge reaction on tariff revision and farm relief. Grand Council seeks 2000 attendees in Wichita for the United States Commercial Travelers session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roky Og
Yellows Umis
Yellow Journal
Congress
Washington
Hoover
Xeepimen
Ciet
W. House
Tarsif
Agricul
White House
da Nerss
Wilson
Josent
Harding
Coolidge
Wichita
Wichita, Kai
Jurte” A
United States
Fragmented OCR List of Items and Phrases
A garbled OCR list of scattered items, phrases, and partial titles. It mentions various subjects like poetry, books, clothing, vehicles, and household terms with numerous misread words and incomplete captions.
Degree Awarded to Walter Chrysler by Wesleyan
Walter B. Chrysler, founder of the automobile firm, was awarded an honorary Doctor of Automotive Engineering by Wesleyan University in Salina Kansas yesterday. Also honored were Charles Eberhardt US minister to Nicaragua with a Doctor of Laws, Christian F. Reisner pastor of Broadway Temple NY with a Doctor of Human Letters, Wilburt Fichtz pastor of University Methodist Church Cincinnati with a Doctor of Divinity, and Frank Helston chaplain etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina Kan
J Juina
Walter B. Chrysler
Santa Wesleyan University
Chrysler
Bivan
Eliz
Salina
Charles Eberhardt
United States
Nicaragua
Christian F. Reisner
Broadway Templé
New York
I Wilburt Tl
Fichtz
Mnet University Methodist
Cinnati
Ohio
Frank Helston
Uni
Chicago General Hospital Fire Damages Facility
A Chicago General Hospital fire at 1 a.m. caused $25,000 in damage and forced evacuation of patients from the building’s upper floors. Firefighters helped residents to safety as staff and passersby carried others from smoke filled rooms. Investigators pursue careless handling of X ray films left near heat.
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Chicago
Chicago General Hospital
Tetay
Simeke
Juianens
Howe
Marzha
Stichael J Corrigan
Cleveland Hospital
Corrigan
Tujkeen the Slanis
Filma
Carriean
Edward C. Meyer
Mike
Dr. Meyer
Mary
Nerson
Broadway intersection patients evacuated in hospital fire
A fire in a hospital smoke-filled rooms forced twelve of the seventeen patients to be moved to the elevator by staff. Eight others in another section were not touched and evacuation inside the facility was required to ensure safety.
Persian protest note alarms U S amid rug trade dispute
Measitingon June 4 Persian government delivered a protest note to the U S state department through Minister Meftah, denouncing proposed American rug and carpet tariff increases as grave and embarrassing. The note warns the action could strain imperial Persian relations while seeking economic accommodation with American buyers. The rest of the item lists local social notes and visits from Vinland and nearby communities, including church services and family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meashington
United States
State Department
Meftah
Sitvalian
Nevican Gamit
Hrmleres
Von
Local Visit Notes From Pleasant Grave and Area
Mrs Clarence Griffis and her daughter Miss Johanna visited Mrs James Kyssinger on Thursday afternoon. Mrs Dave Wray and Ernest were Pleasant Grave visitors Thursday forenoon. John Dailey is farming on Mrs Mathie McQueen's land. Mrs John Defoy called at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Griffis
Johanna
James Kyssinger
Dave Wray
Ernest
John i Dailey
I Mathie McQueen
John Defioy
Local Folks Send News From Baldwin And Vicinity
Mr and Mrs John Dailey attended a play at Baldwin Monday night. Mrs Hw Humphill and sons from Welcome visited Mrs John Dailey Tuesday. Jack McMullen and daughter Letha called at the McQueen Lawson home Wednesday afternoon. D A Wray and Ernest took young strollers to Lawrence Tuesday. Fred Griffis visited the Clarence Griffis and Marvin Griffis homes Wednesday afternoon. Farmers continue plowing two corn due to wet weather. Dave Wray and son Ernest hauled galvanized roofing from Baldwin Wednesday afternoon. Virgil Landis and sons Warren and Armen hauled corn to Vinland this week. Lloyd Craig loaded hogs to Kansas City Tuesday for Martin Holcome. John Southard visited Claude Edgecomb’s High Prairie home Wednesday afternoon. Marvin Griffis, Waneta June and Fred Griffis picked berries at the Clarence Griffis home Friday. Mrs Will Winters hosted a birthday dinner Tuesday for Mrs Winters’s mother Belvoir of Vinland.
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McMaller Homes
Winters
John’ Dailey
Dave. Wray
Ernest
Willow Springs
Jesse Bligkestaft
Modesta, iCalif
Hang Lassen
Clinton
Vith Mivl
P. E. Reusch
Lafternoon
Lassen
Baby
Reusch
Robert Narment
St. Joe
John Dailey
Pete Pajn
Lawrence
Putroy Garner
Vinland
Dave Wray
Ottawa
R. Hobbili
High Prairie
Elmer Myers Ana
Myers
Kansas City
Joan Dailey
Fred. Griffis
Ee Wm. Pumroy
Gharat Family
Claren Griffis
Kangak City
Owen Flory
Dale’ McMullen
Grandpa Lasson
Allisi Lawson
Virgil Landis
Baldwin
Hw Himphill
Marvin Griffis
Virgil
Landis
Warren
Armen
Lloyd “Craig
Kansas’ City
Martin Holcome
John Southard
Claude Edgecomb
Prairie
Marvin
Griffis
Waneta
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Biliardatiek
Hemeyemakii Hasech
Kansas
Nls
Ersity Methec Dela
Chicago, General
Persia
Stony Point
Lybrand
Ross Bros
Montgomery
Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
N. B.C
Miss Schanns’ Griffis
Aeney
Ward's Flower Store
Mass
Bae
Mat. le
Kida Lee
Hollywood
Tatesistet
Contlemer of
Walter
Tiston
Milestore Nema
Vti E
Ems Yg Ese
Telrera Se
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