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The Journal-World of Lawrence Kansas lists staff and offices at 722 Massachusetts St with phone 22. It details subscription rates, national representatives, Associated Press membership, circulation bureau, and postal filing information. Readers are urged to call the office by 7 p.m. if the paper is not received.
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Wheat Harvest in Dust Bowl Region Promises Gains
In the dust troubled region a partial wheat harvest is reported amid a change from prior expectations of no contribution this year. Years ago observers doubted any crop would be produced. now rain and time have altered the outlook, offering renewed hope for farmers.
Modified NRA Strategy Emerges After Court Ruling
The piece argues a unanimous Supreme Court ruling derailed a full NRA overhaul, leaving a constitutional modified NRA as the administration's likely course. It notes opposition signals to broader constitutional changes and hints General Johnson supports keeping the document intact while pursuing recovery ends. It reflects on political shifts and the need for action within legal bounds.
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Supreme Court
NRA
Johnson
Whose Issue In Inflation Fight Over Bonus Timing
The inflationists abandon immediate cash bonus hopes in this session and vow to push the measure in the next session. Politicians see potential gains, while ex-service men are urged to remember they are mostly pawns in a financial experiment. The piece notes a short lived French ministry revival amid broader political turmoil.
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Congress
Old Home Town Notes Highlight Local Weddings and Travels
Ten years ago Mrs. L D Havenhill hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Monterey Breakey ahead of her June 10 wedding to Robert Havenhill. Prof D L Patterson departs to explore Australia and the South Seas after globe trotting to Japan and Europe. A new compulsory physical education course will start in Lawrence’s secondary schools this fall, with Sophomores required and guided by Miss Flora Stebbins and Coach Andy McDonald. About fifty dine at Wiedemann's for George L Kreeck’s sendoff to Paraguay. Jess Mercer and Harry Morrow join the Elks. Alice Griesa marries Maurice Crane in a June morning ceremony at the Griesa home with a large guest list and a full bridal party. Breakfast follows as relatives and friends celebrate. The couple leaves for an automobile trip, while Mrs EB Learned hosts a small reception for Don Rankin and his Albuquerque visitors after commencement.
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L. D. Havenhill
Monterey Breakey
Robert Havenhill
Australia
D. L. Patterson
Department of History
K. U
South Sea Islands
Japan
China
Alaska
Europe
South America
Asia Minor
Lawrence
Flora Stebbins
Andy McDonald
Kreech
Wiedemann’s
George L. Kreeck
Paraguay
R. C. Rankin
Jess Mercer
Harry Morrow
The
Elks
T. B. Griesa
East Nineteenth Street
Alice
Maurice B. Crane
Topeka
Betty Sifers
Evelyn Lowman
Nancy Griesa
Poor Pa by Claude Callan
A short humorous line by Claude Callan about a man named Tom who finds his second wife has fewer wrinkles but creates more trouble than his first. The joke hints at changes in marriage and aging with sly irony. Copyright 1955 Publishers Syndicate.
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Publishers Syndicate
Sigma Nu Buys Large Oread Hancock House for 13000
Twenty five years ago on Wednesday June 5 the Sigma Nu fraternity at the University purchased a newly built house at the southeast corner of Oread and Hancock streets for 13000 dollars. The residence is said to contain 13 or 14 rooms and will serve both schools. The regents accepted the resignation of Professor Robert Kennedy Duncan as industrial chemistry professor but kept him to oversee industrial fellowships for the next year. Professor Bushong will handle daily duties. Several local residents expected to travel or relocate today including Mrs. Myers and Miss Laura Topham. Miss Mary Atkinson, Miss Clyde Clark, and Kenneth Clark also moved or planned moves, while Mrs. Cynthia Carter heads to Denver to join her son. Professor Baumgartner and a party of about 20 left for a western tour with much of the summer set for research.
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Sigma Nu Fraternity
J. Preston Clark
Oread and
Hancock Street
Robert Kennedy Duncan
Duncan
Pittsburg
Bushong
Myers
Mabel Rankin
Colorado
Topeka
Master Earl
Bernice Rankin
Laura Topham
Waco
Texas
Mary Atkinson
Nevada
Clyde Clark
Kenneth Clark
Mt. Sterling
Louisiana Street
Henry Hunzicker
Kansas City
Lena Hunzicker
Nebraska
Cynthia Carter
Denver
R. H. Buckminster
Williams
Marshalltown
Frank Anderson
Laramie
Wyo
Baumgartner
Forty Years Ago At Bell's Military Band Meeting
Forty years ago Bell's Military Band organized after a musicians meeting at Bell's Music Store. Officers elected included J. A. Bolles president Prince Douglass vice president Erwin H. Eberhardt secretary Lynn Hiliker treasurer Art Wood business manager J. H. Bell musical director. Various local society notices follow about KU alumni officers and commencements.
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Bell's
J. A. Bolles
Prince Douglass
Erwin H. Eberhardt
Lynn Hilliker
Art Wood
J. H. Bell
Ernest Blaker
Kansas City
Patterson
Esther
Ohio
Y. Morgan
Emporia Gazette
Lawrence
Board of Regents
Law School
Law School’ Alumni Association
Regents of Kansas University
W.B. Brownell
Dean Green
Brownell
School of Fine Arts
Old North College
Kansas University Alumni, Association
E. G. Blain
W. C. Spangler
Edith Clark
E. F. Engel
M. W. Sterling
W. H. Carruth
C. F. Sterling
C. F. Scott
Olin Templin
Kate Riggs
F. P. MacLennan
Alison Faces a Shattering Break in Love and Family Plans
Alison Rede flees her stepmother to be Daphne Somers after discovering Daphne kissing another man, a scene she watches in Alison’s basement flat next door. Torn between confronting her father and spying, she weighs telling him the painful truth or letting him remain unaware as a ruined engagement looms.
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Alison
London
Bere Alison
Ieeenie
Daphne Somers
Daphne
Fulham Road
Exelyn al. Winch
Through the Window Chapter 23 unfolds in disjointed clues
Alison faces a tense wait for answers as she suspects Guy knows more about Daphne Somers. She pursues Mrs Somers to Boileau Mansions, weighing lies against trust while navigating possible past love and present risk tied to her father’s forthcoming marriage.
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Dundas
Noel Dundas
Mme
No. 12
Chester Square
Daphne
Daphne Somers
Guy
Daphne J
Porter
Boileau Mansions
Fulham Road
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London
Mrs. Somers
The Guests By Mary Graham Bonner
Mrs Quacko expects a grand party but faces doubt from Mrs Quacker about her honesty while Mr Quacko tries to keep peace among guests as they arrive for a lively gathering.
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Mary Graham Bonner
Mrs.Quacker
Mr. Quacke
Mrs. Quacker
Pyer
Washington FA Daybook: New Supreme Court Home Nears Finish
Herbert Plummer notes the new Supreme Court building near completion on Capitol Hill. Justices will move in before the October fall term, seen as a memorial to former President and Chief Justice William Howard Taft, who advocated the project.
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Herbert Plummer
Washington
Capitol
Capitol Hill
William Howard Taft
Taft's Dream Home for the Supreme Court Realized
The text recalls William Howard Taft's ascent to chief justice and his lifelong wish for a grand, independent building to house the Supreme Court. Opposition existed over moving from the Capitol chamber, but Taft prevailed, shaping the court's home in stone and steel as a lasting memorial to his public service.
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Taft
Supreme Bench
Capitol
Washington
Supreme Court
How's YOUR HEALTH Gdzed for the New York By DR. IAGO GALDSTON
A New York medical piece by Dr Iago Galdston discusses hyperkinesia as a disease of civilized man driven by brain and thyroid overdevelopment. It cites hyperthyroidism and related conditions and notes a proposed surgical remedy of cutting nerves to glands, sparking debate on pace of modern life.
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New York
Iago Galdston
America
Flashes of Life and Miscellany From Mass to Milwaukee
A pocketbook stolen from Miss Rosamond Slade was returned empty but with an unsigned promissory note promising repayment. Edward Batto faced car upkeep costs and fines for brake and licensing issues, while Milwaukee officials debated a German picnic with beer in a park. A Quetta quake toll was revised upward to 56,000 dead.
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Associated Press
Darivers
Mass
Rosamond Slade
Callec
Chicago
Edward Batto
Milwaukee
Wis
Park Board
Public Works
R. E. Stoelting
Quetta
India
Mourning stamps honor Pilsudski and other world figures
A collage of philatelic notes recalls Poland’s late Marshal Pilsudski in a 25 groszy mourning stamp issued after his death on May 12. It lists other nations’ mourning issues, stamps of Belgium and Belgium Congo, and stamps from St. Trophime d Arles and New Zealand pictorial issues.
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Joseph Pilsudski
Poland
Somgkageseonservans
Boyh Pilsudski
Vilna
Russia
Lenin
Lithuania
Jonas’ Bosanavicius
Germany
Paul von Hindenburg
Belgium
Congo
Belgian East Africa
Albert
St. Trophime d
Arles
France
St. Tropime
Rhone
St. Trophimus
New Zealand
London
Wellington
Mount Cook
Mount Egmont
Radio Programs June 5 Evening Schedule Guide
Radiosunday night grid lists numerous stations WREN KMBC WDAF WDAE airing music orchestras hosts and programs from 5:30 pm to midnight on June 5 with concerts news and special features. Notable entries include KMBC Claude Hopkins Orchestra at 5:10, WDAF Frank Atwood at 9, KMBC Midnight Headlines and a weather forecast at 12:00.
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Uci Paradise
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Wdae Bay
Jody
Wrens Americ
Hon
Frank
Atweed
Tail
Tattler
Claude Hopkins
Orch
Jessie Crawford
Wrer
Reny
Gus Athc
The
O'Neills
Ralbe
WDAE
49Ers
Wrenner
Pepper
Frackie Masters
Ore Wren
Max Dolin
Grenadiers
WDAL
Chevrolet
Leon
Dick Mies Orch
Ben Bernie
Ben Follack
Terrace Gardens Orch
Stan Myers
Oirhones
Bisma
Horacio Zito
Floyd Town
Asay
Maxon
Little Orphan Rank
Fi Urtons
WDAP
Buday
Ginger
Wren—Theatre Review
Jack Armstrong
KALBC
Boake Carter
the Three Scamps
IKMBC
Kate Smith
Evangeline Boot
Rudy Vallee
Joseph Littan
O-Wren
Henrik Willen van Loon
Sunset Dreams
Death Valley
Capt. Henry
KMEC
Glen Gray
KMAC
Fred Waring
Cyril_ Pitts
Paul Whiteman
Orch Wren
Amerita
Horace
Heidt
Brigadiers
Amos
Andy
Statler Orchestes
Frankie Master
Tony
Gus
Jesse Crawford
Art Jarrett
DAF
Enriche
Adriguera
Orchs Wren- Sandor
Don Lopez
Bill Hogan
Dancin Ng Ig
Twin Cities
Pat
Marge
Reyal
York Hotel
Stan Miers
Awdaec
Leonard “Kelles
Ws Ormbc
Town
Ren—Ashe Simons
Rev Pollack
Red Cross Relief Operates In Kaw Valley Flood Area
Walter Wesselius assistant to the Red Cross manager in St Louis arrived to direct relief work in the Kaw Valley flood area. Margaret Harris field representative from St Louis will survey Manhattan by plane this afternoon. Relief stations are operating at Manhattan Concordia and Clay Center. No flood loss estimate available from Red Cross headquarters.
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Red Cross
Topeka
Walter Wesselius
St. Louis
Kaw Valley
Wesselius
Margaret Harris
Manhattan
Concordia
Clay Center
Flood information and livestock trends reported by Oklahoma expert
Information on Kaw river flood stages and later forecasts will be published in the Journal-World tonight. People may call for details. The report also notes a 1934 drop in national livestock totals with horses and sheep increasing in Oklahoma per economist Peter Nelson of Oklahoma A and M College.
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