Chamberlin flight near Berlin boosts transatlantic hope
Aviation officials view Clarence Chamberlin's New York to Germany attempt as narrowing the path to regular transatlantic service. Officials warn repairs could take a day and note the flight underscores both air defense needs and improving US European goodwill. The event follows Lindbergh’s Paris crossing and signals growing confidence in American aviation's world stature.
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Flight plans swirl around Chamberlin and Levine Germany mission
fragmented OCR notes recount early morning landing mishap affecting a house and garage during a transatlantic flight attempt. mentions Clarence Chamberlin and Charles Levine, flight to Germany, and future Rome leg with Ballanca. references U S and Allied air efforts and public reactions.
Summer Bible School Enrollment Expands in McAtlaster Area
Enrollment remains open at Pruckhey Woodlawn and Cordley for the week. Teachers added at McAtlaster as classes operate from 9 AM at Gordley Pinekary and 10 AM at others. Parents may seek similar programs at Quincy schools as renovations proceed. gifts of supplies welcomed.
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Wrestler testifies in Chicago case on forced payoff details
A Chicago wrestler and professor William Demetral testified he was compelled to take 5000 dollars and deed his home as a guarantee he would not throw a match in Cleveland. He said he and others controlled by ring officials planned the bout as part of a political wrestling scheme. The testimony referenced related Chicago matters and a Rotarian gathering in Ostend Belgium.
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Women of flight party plan voyage home by steamer
New York reports overjoyed wives of Clarence Chamberlin and Charles A. Levine by to Germany. Mrs Levine says hopes and price granted while Chamberlin plans to sail on the Berlin calm liner Resolute. Senator Lockwood and others toured news offices seeking fresh progress reports on the flight.
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Whiskey fire does not ignite in street gutter test
A morning incident reports attempts to light a whiskey mixture in a gutter near a sidewalk. Heat from the unseen flame was felt by passersby as smoke and heat waves rose from the area, but no flames appeared. An Oliver named witness noted the wind hindered combustion.
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Crop Prospects and Pest Notes From Kaw Valley Report
Crop prospects in Kaw Valley show rising aphid and armyworm threats to potatoes and wheat. Farm officials report armyworm infection in wheat and advise bran bait with Paris green and molasses as a control, noting weather affects efficacy. Corn stands vary, with some fields doing well, alfalfa prospects mixed, and cherries and peaches largely short due to cold damp weather.
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Reunion of Seventy Wow Graduates at Union Building
Seventy representatives from classes 1905 to 1910 gathered last night on the main floor of the Memorial Union for a reunion. A picnic supper followed at 6 o’clock with master of ceremonies W. Merra guiding the program. Speakers included Billy Miller Frank E. Tyler Ray Dietrich and Clarence Rice with Frank Strong, then university chancellor, addressing the group. Tyler was chosen to present a four minute talk at today’s commencement dinner.
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Kansas Forecast Faces Cloudy Night and Light Showers
Kansas forecast shows mostly cloudy skies tonight and Tuesday with possible showers and little temperature change. Weather and roads vary by city: Emporia and Arkansas City unsettled. Salina partly cloudy. Wichita cloudy. Ottawa fair to rough. Salina fair to rough. Arkansas City rough.
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Opening Day Promises Parade as Lawreneee Tailieht League Kicks Off
Today marks the league opener with a parade of officials players and managers at the Puks building then South Park for the Rotary Club's game against Hol com. Lawregee is favored to win as a baseball season begins despite recent rainouts. Scottish Rites club withdrawal leaves seven teams with schedule adjustments possible if no replacement is found.
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GOING TO MANHATTAN 4 H CLUBS LEAVE FOR FIELD DAY
Nourlas county 4-H boys and girls depart for Manhattan for a week of activities from today through Friday. Fifteen girls travel with Mira Elizabeth Randir while A J Gilkie will join tomorrow. Royal 4-H plans include stunt day exercises and a banquet with about 5,000 attendees. Senator Arthur Capper will address the group at 3 p.m. on field day, with farm groups invited to observe. Farmers and 4-H members tour the experimental plaza and analyze 100 acres of rotations, fertilizers, seeding, and varieties.
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Humanistic Views Upheld By Christ During University Talk
The Rev. staff and university speakers debated whether Jesus embodied humanist ideals and if Christian faith can coexist with science. Noting history, Brant Parish Mareh Phe Univer and several pastors defended religion as compatible with inquiry while condemning bigoted reactions to new truths.
Kansas University 835 Degrees Tonight at Commencement
The fifty fifth annual commencement at the University of Kansas will grant 835 degrees and certificates, with Vernon Kellogg as speaker and Ty. BE. M. Lindley conferring degrees. If weather fails, ceremony moves indoors to Robinson gymnasium. honors to be announced.
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One Mood Connelly Plans Gatecrash At Big World Series Bout
Connelly, famed for crashing gates at major fights, travels from Lawrence to St Louis then New York to crash the Walker Sallida bout in England. He boasts of past gate-crashing exploits and says he will use cardboard tickets to gain entry. He once blinded his right eye in a Beloit bout at age 18.
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Sachems at Dixner banquet honors Kansas education
Thirty members including active and alumni of the K. U. Sachem society gathered at Wiedemann's for a Saturday banquet. Frank Rising served as toastmaster while W. N. Morgie, board of regents chairman, and Dr. F. G. Alen, athletics director, spoke. Morgie noted that over half of Kansas taxes fund education and Kansans support education with taxes. Hedin Tr. Afton reviewed the athletic situation.
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Flood Relief Totals in Douglas County Reach 2862 06
The Red Cross flood relief fund for Douglas County reached 2862 06 today with additions since the last report keeping the total aloft. Other items show a fine of 42 dollars in justice court for T J Po of Lerempten who passed a check without sufficient funds on a Stepmpron bank, the check recalled by a Kansas City auto firm.
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French Fliers Fate To Reach Tokyo
Paris June 6 CAP Captain Rignot aid Dieudenme Coste French long distance fliers started from Le Houteret Saturday morning on a 20 day air journey to Tokyo. They flew 29 hours and descended in the Por Holsk region after a message from the Aeronautic Bureau. They hoped to reach Ibita in Siberia and establish a new record, but their exact status remains unclear.
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Alumni elect Ki Bu Black Kansas president at annual meeting
Ki Bu Black of Kasay City was announced as president of the University of Kansas Alumni Association at the annual meeting this afternoon. Other officers include Wus Rd Topeka and Charles J. Scutt as board members. retiring president Nillets presided as the meeting adopted methods to aid alumni, heard remarks from A. Barnes of Philadelphia, and discussed admissions, scholarships, and alumni involvement with the university.
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Mrs Woodford Struck by Car on East Eleventh Street
Mrs Mary Woodford of 1113 Rhode Island Street was struck and run over Saturday at 10 15 PM by a car driven by Ray Mowman on East Eleventh Street. She was taken to City Hospital with concussion lip lacerations and other injuries and was reported in serious condition with uncertain recovery prospects.
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Lindbergh Flight Compared Distances and Court Ruling
A report notes Lindbergh's distance comparison to a 1927 flight and cites a calculation by Carl F. Sehory. The piece also covers Lindsey, a juvenile judge from Deasvoir, Colorado, being denied Supreme Court review of a Colorado decision affirming his 2022 election defeat.
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