Capital Streets Bloom With Flags On Washington Visit
Washington June 6 UPi Flags line the toric Pennsylvania avenue as the royal visit nears. From Union Station to the White House decorations rise with banners coats of arms and shields. Secretary Hull and Sir Ronald Lindsay will greet the royal party at Niagara Falls tonight.
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Roosevelt Children to Take Rooms at Hotel Roosevelt
Washington June 6 The Roosevelt children will stay in a hotel during the visit of the British king and queen so the royal party may use the White House guest rooms. Expected attendees include Mr and Mrs James Roosevelt and Mr and Mrs Elliott Roosevelt plus Franklin D Roosevelt Jr. and Mrs Roosevelt Jr. with Franklin Jr. ill under a doctor’s care. John Roosevelt is in Boston with his wife Anne Clark. The first baby of Franklin D Roosevelt Jr. died at birth last week.
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Landon comments on New Deal acceptance and reactionaries
Montpelier Vermont June 6. Alf Landon says acceptance of parts of the New Deal is a fact except to the most reactionary Republicans. He declines to define reactionary while noting an enlightening talk with Governor George D. Aiken. He plans to visit Farmington Maine after a 24 hour Vermont stop.
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Three British fliers die in sea crash off Kinshardy
A Royal Air Force bomber plunged into the sea off Kinshardy, Scotland, killing three fliers. The incident raises RAF accident figures for 1939 to seven deaths total, with 1938 showing 218 deaths from 118 accidents.
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Student flier rescued after 250 mile sea ordeal near Cape Cod
Cheston L Eshelman a 22 year old Carlisle Pa student flier was forced down 175 miles from Boston after taking off from Camden N J in a Luscomb plane NC 22070. Fishermen aboard the trawler Villanova hauled him to safety as the plane sank in 40 fathoms. Eshelman uninjured but exhausted, had left Camden with fuel for 175 miles. Coast guard in Boston and trawler Storm reported attempts to land and navigational notes from the wreckage.
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White at Indiana urges democracy preservation in speech
Indiana graduates heard William Allen White urge defenders of democracy to train the top dog for peace and justice. He warned that losing freedom harms equality before the law and warned against totalitarian control. White cited future implications for youth and liberty. The piece notes a subscription reminder to send the Journal-World to vacation addresses.
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American Period in Furniture Emerges at Major Shows
At the American furniture mart and merchandise mart shows, trends point to an American period in furniture. Expect American modern and American colonial styles, plus American French provincial and 18th century English influenced pieces. Buyers show marked interest in furniture inspired by America's colonial era.
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Grass Roots Columnist Kelley Holds Own After Relapse
Garden City Kansas June 6 E. E. Kelley longtime Kansas newspaperman and author of the Kansas Grass Roots column held his own today after a relapse from a major operation. Kelley formerly ran the Garden City Herald and gained state wide fame for witty columns from a Toronto Ontario newspaper he published. A travel note describes the Madagascar tree growth pattern noting its fan shaped form.
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Chief Justice Dawson appoints four to judicial council
Chief Justice John S. Dawson of the Kansas Supreme Court named Associate Justice W W Harvey C L Hunt Concordia R C Fulton Wichita and Judge F E L Fischer Kansas City Kansas to the judicial council for four year terms. The body includes other lawyers probate judges and district judges to study Kansas laws and keep them applicable to changing conditions.
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Bindweed Flourishing Prompts Countywide Action
County supervisor Asa Colman reports bindweed flourishing across the county with ten cultivators in operation. Patches are in bloom as the effort to check progress intensifies using sodium chlorate planned for August.
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Tail twist on hogs hints at breed behavior
A study across hog breeds finds tail direction, clockwise or counterclockwise, varies by individual hog but no breed shows a distinct preference. Researchers conclude the curl is the key trait regardless of orientation.
No WPA Inquiry Yet
Kansas City Kan June 6 WPA activity investigation unlikely before Thursday says Gordon Slodn assistant U S district attorney as grand jury workload focuses on routine cases. Sedgwick county probe is not planned while Wichita witnesses may be called Chanute eight witnesses summoned for bank dynamite case before jury tomorrow Thornburg robs bank with explosives and remains at large.
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Boston Shoe Fair Sees Heel Less Shoes Backed
In Boston at the 20th annual shoe fair, about 600 manufacturers debate discarding heels and toes for women this fall. The consensus favors new toe and heel free designs as part of a broader fashion shift.
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Balloon style footwear aims for greater foot freedom
The article notes that most models close for full wear but introduce balloon or blimp toe shapes to create the feeling of more space inside the shoe. It emphasizes this as a trend toward comfort.
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