Monthly Meeting of Social Service Board Sees Eligibility Changes
The Social Service board held its regular monthly meeting and postponed the next until September. A correlation committee proposed relief case eligibility for store purchases and will cooperate with county relief offices as an investigating team. Members Q C Langston and Charles Louk were tasked with finding sewing rooms, while Caryl Dodds seeks storerooms or suitable buildings.
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Social Service Board
Correlation Committee
Carroll Clark
M.fitzpatrick
F. W. Boyles
Pontius
Q. C. Langston
Charles Louk
Caryl Dodds
National Guard
Lawrence
Opal Williams
Williams
Ed Abels
W. C. He Jlton
Seth Slaughter
Charles Puls
Old City Hall
Hollis Quadruplets Celebrate Twentieth Birthday
Four Keys sisters Mona Roberta Mary and Leota welcomed their twentieth birthday in Hollis Oklahoma with four 20 candle cakes. The quartet born June 4 1915 to Mr and Mrs Flake Keys share looks and saxophone talent and plan a banquet with Hollis high school alumni before touring North Carolina cities.
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Keys
Mona
Roberta
Mary
Leota
Flake Keys
Hollis High-School Alumni Association
Baylor University
North Carolina
Father of Singer Dies in Wichita at 64
William E. Newman, 64, father of coloratura soprano Kathryn Newman, died unexpectedly of a heart attack in Wichita after a theater stroll with his wife and daughter. He had taken leave from his Missouri Pacific engineering job to spend time with Kathryn during her home stay. she was due to perform in concert the next night. He collapsed on the sidewalk near the theater.
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Wichita
Kan
William E. Newman
Kathryn Newman
Puff’s Determined Charge Amid Boisterous Stable Scene
In a lively stable setting the horses are led out as Puffy vows to win if possible. The crowd jeers at Puff’s rail-thin horse while neighing, a bugle sounds, and the tense scene captures a day of racing fervor.
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Puffy
Puff
Concert Appearance Postponed Indefinitely
An announcement notes Kathryn’s planned concert has been postponed indefinitely. The text also mentions a veteran Missouri Pacific engineer affiliated with Masonic bodies and Linwood Methodist Episcopal church in Kansas City.
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Missouri Pacific
Linwood Methodist Episcopal Church
Kansas City
Kathryn
Banker Thomason Dies After Disappearance in Omaha
Blue Springs state bank vice-president Washington Irving Thomason 61, who vanished after interrogation by state examiners, was found dead in an Omaha alley. He had registered as F H Quinn and possibly leapt from a seventh floor window or fire escape. Police recovered $53 and a loaded pistol. Bank closed by directors. audit pending. Depositors calm as funds remain secure.
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Blue Springs
Washington Irving Thomason
Thomason
C. H. Moberly
E. E. Montgomery
Montgomery
Jefferson City
Kansas Journalist Eyesight Restored by G Operation
Ed Howe, 82 year old Atchison Kansas journalist, recuperating at Johns Hopkins after cataract removal from his left eye. Doctors hopeful the operation will restore his sight sufficiently to read again. Gene Howe of Amarillo, Texas says the patient stood the ordeal well. physicians believe the cause was removed.
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Baltimore
Ed W. Howe
Atchison, Kan
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Gene Howe
Amarillo
Texas
Had unusual operation Kans Negro asks friend to amputate foot
Colubmus Kan June 4 Floyd Barnett 68 of Galena was brought to a Columbus hospital for diabetic gangrene treatment after an amateur surgery by a man named Taz Majors a 68 year old Negro. Majors asked Barnett to amputate his left foot which Barnett did using kitchen cutlery and the operation left him apparently none the worse for the moment. Coroner Dr C H Jones said Majors had shriveled numb foot due to diabetes and Barnett complied with the request.
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Columbus
Kan
Taz Majors
Floyd Barnett
Galena
C. H. Jones
Cherokee County
Majors
Barnett
Amputation Follows Gangrene After Vicious Attack
Dr. Jones examined the injured man without anesthetic as fears rose he might bleed to death. The coroner noted little blood in the leg and that the amputation would make little difference. Majors' other leg and foot are also affected by gangrene.
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Lery
Kidnapped Missouri officers freed near Sioux City
Two fugitives abducted Sheriff Herman Bredensteiner and Deputy Dean James of Rockport Missouri after stopping them to inspect a car. Forcing them into the sheriff’s 1935 sedan, the pair drove through Missouri Iowa and Nebraska for 356 miles before releasing them on a side road near Nish inabotna. The deputies walked to South Sioux City to raise the alarm. a money bag from Mount Ayr State Bank was later found in the abductors’ car.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Missouri
Rockport
Nebraska
Herman Bredensteiner
Dean James
Nishinabotna
Bredensteiner
Mount Ayr
New Reich Navy Demand Quoted At Anglo German Talks
London reports that Adolf Hitler’s delegation demands a new Reich navy of 400000 tons as talks open. The British delegation reportedly seeks to reduce tonnage since England’s fleet in home waters will total about 351000 tons.
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London
Adolf Hitler
England
Bons
GOES BACK TO JAIL AGAIN
Aubrey Marts was taken into custody yesterday afternoon on charges of intoxication and disturbing the peace in the 600 block on Massachusetts street. He was jailed, released on a $10 bond, then rearrested last night on intoxication and returned to the county jail.
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Aubrey Marts
Arts
Massachusetts Street
Marts
Meeting Postponed for Douglas Farmers Union Session
The Douglas Farmers Union meeting slated for June 6 has been postponed indefinitely. President Fred C. Flory announced that state treasurer C. A. Ward will attend the next gathering, details to follow.
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Douglas Com‘armers’ Union
Fred C. Flory
Ports of Entry open at state border enforcement
Oklahoma ports function today with 86 officers on duty at 25 entry points enforcing motor vehicle laws and preventing shipment of hot oil or gasoline while blocking liquor flow into the state except beverages in transit. Roosevelt sent Harold J. Schafer's nomination for McPherson postmaster to the Senate.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
McPherson
Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Harold J. Schafer
Kan
Arkansas City Robbery Plea and Slain Children News
UPI reports Wichita man Harold Bingaman pleaded guilty to first degree robbery of 75 year old George T. Noble of Arkansas City. Noble revealed the hiding place of $3,000 life savings after being beaten. Sentencing set for June 17. In Poland, a forgotten wartime shell exploded among seven children, killing two instantly and three later dying.
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Arkansas City
Winfield
Kan
UPI
Harold Bingaman
Wichita
George T. Noble
Noble
Bingaman
Witno
Poland
Fragmentary report of attack near a farm and hospital
A brief, unclear dispatch notes a route to a hospital with two seriously wounded and a shepherd 1,500 feet away badly hurt. The source mentions Moscow and Anti Religious Campaign dated June 4 but lacks coherent details.
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Moscow
Communists Target Religious Belief in Pravda Campaign
The Pravda newspaper declares religious beliefs among Communists are too prevalent and calls for a suppression campaign. The item notes a shift in party stance and signals internal pressure on faith within Communist ranks.
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Munist Party
Pravada
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