Enjoin Pickets and Evictions Stir Steel Walkout
Across Ohio and Illinois, courts and city officials moved to curb the steel strike. An Ohio common pleas court ordered strikers to desist while Chicago mayor Edward J. Kelly gave Republic Steel 48 hours to remove workers, citing building and safety codes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Warren
Republic Works
Chicago
Ohio Common Pleas
Republic Steel Corporation
Youngstown Sheet Sud Tube Company
Youngs
Edward J. Kelly
Republic Company
Preliminary Bateson case set for June 11 hearing
Preliminary hearing for Elmer Bateson, charged as a persistent violator of the prohibitory law, was continued to 9 m. on June 11 in Milton Beach justice court. Continuance agreed by attorneys. Bateson had pleaded guilty previously to possession and transportation and sale of liquor on October 9, 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Bateson
Justice Court of
Milton Beach
Batesen J
W. Prad
Lindley
Bateson
Seven Point Plan For Legislative Action Is Set by House Leaders
Washington June 6 UP House Democratic leaders and President Roosevelt agreed on a seven point preferred legislative program for this session led by the judicial and executive reorganization proposals. Other items eyed for final disposition before adjournment include nuisance tax extensions tax dodging prevention farm tenancy aid low cost housing wages and hours legislation and conservation planning and power authorities. Rayburn said the court bill was discussed in general terms and had not been scheduled for a vote. He avoided answering whether a court compromise was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Roosevelt
Rayburn
Texas
White House
Bankhead
Vinson
D-Ky
Ways and Means Committee
Duchess at Wasserleonburg Castles Amid Haunting Oddities
Noetsch Austria June 6 The Duchess of Windsor tours Wasserleonburg honeymoon home finding its antique rooms crowded with relics and portraits She banishes deer horns ivory tusks a hippopotamus head and other curios while a guard patrol keeps visitors away The wolf scare and local legends fade beside the royal inspection and plans for the sixteenth century chatelaine’s portraits
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noetsch
Austria
Duchess of Windsor
Wasserleonburg Castle
Wallis
Wasserleenburg
Bluebeard
Anna Neumann
Edward
Edward of Windsor
No Snow After June 1 Rule Broken in Colorado
Denver reports a June snow anomaly with 18 inches in parts of the Bighorn mountains and a brief Denver flurry. A dust storm hit Lamar as rain began, while searchers continued for 77-year-old Mrs. Margaret Kelly who disappeared after going to seek a cow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Weather Bureau
Cheyenne
Wyo
Lamar
Bighorn Mountains
Margaret Kelly
Landon Addresses Baker Graduates on Governing Power
Former Governor Alf M Landon warned Baker University graduates that society risks both centralized government and concentrated wealth. He urged cautious reforms, citing war powers of 1933 and Napoleon's empire as examples of flawed efficiency, and emphasized that lasting security must arise from a balance between government and the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Kan
Alf. M. Landon
Baker University
Jong
Dembersey
Landon
Astronomer Says Moon Moving Off Its Course
London reports astronomer royal Dr H Spencer Jones announced the moon is departing from its calculated path with deflection increasing and greater now than since 1680. He spoke at the annual meeting of the Sener observatory board of visitors noting the mystery to science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Asstronomer Royal
H. Spencer Jones
Sener
District Sales Tax Offices Established Across Kansas
Lawrence will host a district supervisor to administer the new state sales tax. The 80 districts will cover Douglas and Johnson counties, with 40 auditors assigned and multiple posts in Kansas City Kansas Wichita Topeka and Hutchinson.
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Lawrence
State Tax Commission
W. G. Fink
Tax Commission
Douglas
Johnson
Kansas City
Kan
Wichita
Topeka
Hutchinson
Ulysses
Colby
Scott City
Dodge City
Pratt
Smith Center
Great Bend
McPherson
Salina
Wellington
Arkansas City
Independence
Columbus
Pittsburg
Fort Scott
Concordia
War Admiral Wins First In Belmont Stakes Today
War Admiral captured the sixty-ninth Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park before about 35,000, tying the American mile and a half record of 2 28 5 and beating Sceneshifter by four lengths. He sped clear as Flying Scot faded, Pompoon trailed, and the prize pushed his year earnings to 144 620 with a dominant seven length margin over rivals. Kurtsinger kept the whip away as the horse, bleeding from a near start accident, surged to victory in a defining performance for his campaign.
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New York
Samuel Riddie
Belmont Park
Handy Many
Maxwell Howard
Sceneshifter
Vamoose
Harry F. Guggenheim
Falise
Sir Barton
Gallant Fox
Omaha
John Hay Whitney
Earle Sande
Pompoon
Admiral
Charley Kurtsinger
Louisville
Riddle Ace
Kurtsinger
Council to Act On Beer Licenses Monday Night
City council to take action Monday night in regular monthly session starting at 8. The laws licenses and ordinance committee has reviewed 28 beer license applications and will present recommendations for council action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Walgreen Gives 650000 Gift to University of Chicago
University of Chicago President Hutchins announced a 650000 gift from Charles R. Walgreen operator of a drug chain. The funds create the Charles R. Walgreen foundation for the study of American institutions and to hire a director for the course. Walgreen previously criticized the university as red but donated to support top education facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walgreen
Chicago
Robert M. Hutchings
University of Chicago
Charles R. Walgreen
Lucille Norton
Hutchins
Charles R. Walgreen Foundation
Wallgreen
University
Lawrence men to join eastern industrial tour
Five Lawrence men and possibly a sixth depart Kansas City tomorrow for a two week Kansas industrial tour of the east returning June 19. Participants include J W McCoy Southwestern Bell Prof K K Landis Kansas Geological Survey Brewster KU Geology department George Hedtick Lawrence Chamber of Commerce and O W Maloney The World Co A B Weaver may go. The trip aims to study eastern industrial development and research laboratories visiting St Louis Akron Pittsburgh Buffalo Cleveland Detroit Battle Creek Kalamazoo and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kansas City
Kansas
J. W. McCoy
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
K. K. Landis
Kansas Geological Survey
Department of Geology
K. U
Prof. Brewster
Department of Chemistry
George Hedtick
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Kansas Chamber of Commerce
Abbie Bellport
LaCross
Kansas Federation of Womens’ Clubs
W. B. Harrison
Wichita
Helen Skidmore
Topeka
St. Louis
Akron
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Cleveland
Detroit
Battle Creek
Kalamazoo
Chicago
Cunningham Sets A New Three-Quarter Mile Mark
Glenn Cunningham of the New York Curb Exchange won the three quarters mile at the New York A C spring games setting a new American record with a 3:01.4 pace minding a ten yard margin over Gene Venzke. The race featured Cunningham leading from the start with William Ray briefly routed, while Joseph Mangan’s 3:01.4 mark from two years earlier stood as the world record. A counterfeit tax token case in Ottawa, Kansas reported a zinc blank token found in receipts worth two mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Glenn Cunningham
Joseph Mangan
Cunningham
William Ray
New York Curb Exchange
Ottawa
Kan
Deny Lucas Writ In Beer Law Suit
Judge Hugh Means upheld a section of the state beer law allowing township protest on license applications. W. H. Lucas of Palmyra sought a writ of mandamus to compel Douglas County to issue a license, but the court ruled city bodies cannot refuse a qualified applicant and townships may protest under local option. Lucas plans to seek a Baldwin City license next, with no beer licenses yet issued in Palmyra or Baldwin.
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Hugh Means
W. H. Lucag
Palmyra
Lucas
Baldwin
Douglas County
Pye
George Melvin
Judge Means
Palmyra Township
Means
Baldwin City
Baldwin Council
Supreme Court
Amelia Earhart Delays Takeoff in Brazil for Plane Check
Amelia Earhart postponed her take-off in Fortaleza to have her round the world monoplane inspected. She will likely stay the port city at least until tomorrow, 287 miles from Natal. Her next leg aims for Dakar, Senegal, about 1900 miles across the Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortaleza
Brazil
Amelia Earhart
Natal
Dakar
Senegal
Atlantic
Rainfall in June Adds Tiny Totals to Treasury
Lawrence observers report June rainfall totaling .16 inch with dates of rain on June 3 .08 June 4 .01 and by 7 am this morn ing only .12 inch more. Ottawa Kan June 5. State attorney general ruled that road equipment rented by counties and townships must be taxed increasing Franklin county rolls by 5050 says County Clerk Don Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
C. J. Posey
Treasury
Ottawa
Kan
State Attorney General’s Office
Franklin
Don Harrison
Vicar Who Married Duke And Wally Performs Rite for Commoners
The Rev. A lerson Jardine who married the duke and duchess of Windsor officiated a public wedding for George Gamble and Doris Haylett at St Pauls church. Spectators caused a crowding as the vicar used the same prayer book from the Windsor ceremony and presented cake to the bride. Jardine received hundreds of congratulatory telegrams afterward.
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Darlin
Eng
A Lerson Jardine
Duke
Duchess of Windsor
George Gamble
Slim
Doris Haylett
Derbyshire
Soares
St. Pauls’ Church
Jardine
Chateau de Cande
London
England
Continent
Paroled KU Freshman After Shot Wounding Boy Near Cemetery
18 year old Justice Carman of Kansas University pled guilty to assault and battery for shooting 12 year old Roy Smoots near Pioneer Cemetery on March 29. Judge Hugh Means sentenced six months in county jail but paroled after a stern lecture, noting the danger of firing at or near others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Carman
K.U
Hugh Means
Carman
Roy Smoots
Pioneer Cemetery
Smoots
Charles Springer
K. U
Young Smoots
Weather summary and notes from Topeka and Rome
Weather forecast for Kansas predicts fair and cooler conditions with a light frost possible in the northwest, little rain next week and below normal temperatures. Rainfall reported across many counties in the last 24 hours. In Rome, Pi Al Smith met Benito Mussolini for a 15 minute talk at the Palazzo Venezia before leaving for Florence. Ford Service, Hamilton, and Hanna for Frigidaire are listed in the page ads.
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Topeka
Kansas
S. D. Flora
Flora
Phillipsburg
Larned
Concordia
Hutchinson W
Minneapolis
Atchison
Burlington
Salina
Wamego
Ebworth
Dodge City U
Russell
Ellis
Wees
Sis
Goodlan
Solomon
Colby
Moran
al Smith
Duce
Rome
Pi—Al Smith
Benito Mussolini
New York
Italy
Palazzo Venezia
Smith
Florence
Reception tonight for KU visitors and faculty retirees
A KU program notes a 8:30 PM reception in Memorial Union for parents alumni and seniors followed by an i senior dance. Chancellor Lindley and wife will head the receiving line with retiring professors W L Burdick J N Smith E M Hopkins W G Stevens O Templin W E Helleberg. Alumni events include a Mortar Board dinner and band concert on Dyche museum steps.
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Memorial Union
University of Kansas
E. H. Lindley
W. L. Burdick
James Nsiismith
E. M. Hopkins
W. G Stevens
Olin Templin
W. E. Helleberg
Engineers
Marvin Hall
Torch Chapter
Mortar Board
Evans Hearth
Katherine Wills Coleman
Lincoln
Neb
Sachem
Colonial Tea Room
Russell L. Wiley
Dyche Museum
Jay Plumley
Union
Gallitia PR Beta
Lawrence
K. U
Hoch
Martin J. Meloney
Maloney
Charles S. Skilton
Largo
Kathryn Lang
Nelson
F. Keith Davis
Euelah Murphy White
Bonner Springs
Wade Pierce
Angelo Scott
Oklahoma City
May Williams
Kansas City
Betty Ruth Smith
Wichita
James F. Porter
Kan
Robert Childs
Hoisington
Kansan Weather Forecast Specifics for Tonight and Sunday
Generally fair tonight and Sunday with cooler readings in the extreme east and possible light frost in the northwest. Central and western areas may warm Sunday afternoon. Morning maps show cloudiness at Topeka Coffeyville Ottawa Pittsburg and Wichita with soft dirt roads. Rainfall since Thursday totals .16 inch. Maximum and minimum temperatures noted.
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Kansan
To- Coffeyville
Ottawa
Pittsburg
Wichita
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Ohio Steel
Kelly
Michigan
Youngstown
Sheet and Tube Company
Republic
Ind Company
Munising
Searges
Alger County
Apex
Auto Union
C.I.O
Ford Motor Company
Rouge
Ford Brotherhood of America
Brotherhood
Chrysler
General Motors
Packard
Lansing
Flint
Mich
United Automobile Workers
C.I.0
American Federation of Labor
Providence
R. I
J @Qkie
Philip Murray
Steel Workers
Baer Committee
Minnesota
S. W
Richmond, Calif
Assembly
Ford
U.A.W
Peepee
Famous Castle
BAKER
Citea
Napoleon
France
Europe
the World Company
Ady
New Law
Johnson Counties
War Admiral
Chicago U
C. of C. Industrial Junket
Amelia
Robert Eddings
C. C. Eddings
Summer County
Max Gallagher
Associated Presa
Wally
Ake
Chateau de
Cande
Northwest
Ford Service
Hamilton
Hanna
Frigidaire
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