Washington Considers Unified Prohibition Enforcement Plan
Washington June 7 AP Prohibition again dominates Congress and the executive as moves aim to unify enforcement. A joint congressional committee, three senators and four representatives, would work with inter department teams to draft a comprehensive plan for transferring enforcement tasks to the Justice Department. Agencies involved include Treasury Coast Guard customs Immigration Labor and the Justice Prohibition division. The plan anticipates a broad review of laws and policies affecting enforcement and industrial alcohol issuance.
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Washington Wonders If British Embassy Will Stay Dry
Washington reports growing mystery over whether the British Embassy will continue importing liquor or become a dry site. Diplomatic circles note Attache comments and Ambassador Esme Howard’s statements hint at possible changes, while U S officials weigh implications.
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Elks Discuss Student Loan Plan in Salina Meeting
Delegates from Kansas Elks discuss a state sponsored student loan association at Salina on June 7. The session aims to outline contributions and support for the program amid ongoing debate among members.
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Business College OpTse in the Sums
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Touch of Journal-World Support Acknowledged
Lawrence business owner expresses gratitude for long standing patronage and support. He credits the Journal-World for sharing their earnest message and helping grow customer value and service in the first year and hopes for continued success in the years ahead.
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Heavy rains sweep western Kansas and flood concerns
Western Kansas saw heavy rains across the past 24 hours, with forecasts of river rises two to four feet above bankful at Reloit by tomorrow morning. Temperatures will reach 70s to 75, then fall tonight. Wheat and corn crops may suffer delays in harvest as rain persists. Other items include two speeding fines in police court and a note on Oregon farmers spraying weeds with poison as sap flows.
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Labour Cabinet Rebuild Named by London Newsroom
The Herald reports a Labor cabinet lineup likely under Prime Minister MacDonald with H. Thomas as Privy Seal post, and Arthur Henderson as foreign affairs minister. Phillip Snowden may reclaim chancellor post. John R. Clynes as home secretary. George Lansbury as public works head. Other expected appointees include Sir John Seakey, William Allen Jowitt, Viscount Chelmsford, and Margaret Bondfield, with W A Jowitt also noted as a standout.
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Lindberghs Headed East Toward North Haven Island
Idbergh and his bride Anné Morrow sailed along the Maine coast toward North Haven, summer home of Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow. The cruiser Mouette docked at York harbor for supplies, then stood off Cane Porpoise as Lindbergh answered yes or no to staying at York. The trip followed an invitation from Joseph W. Simpson to spend the night there.
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Roy Haynes Dies From Injuries In Kansas Crash
In Salina Kansas Howard Haynes seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Guin Haynes Abi lene died from injuries after being struck by a car driven by G O Eckwall a Chicago attorney Eckwall who was driving for Mrs Grace Kendall also of Chicago is detained at Abi lene no charges filed He was allowed to continue west from Abilene to Salina yesterday but was returned today after the boy died. Join the new class in shorthand at the Business College next Monday Adv.
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Neapolitan Volcano Eruption Causes Destruction and Damage
Report from Naples June 7 describes lava flows and explosions from Vesuvius. Hundreds of houses and acres of land affected, with vineyards and farms buried under lava. The event disrupted daily life and damaged towns near the volcano.
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Coupe Into Parked Car Injures Graduate Student
Miss Corving Hatton, a University graduate student, was cut on the head when a Chrysler coupe struck a parked car at 1022 Ohio Street. The driver fled. license traced to Cecil Varner of Kansas City, Kan. The damaged vehicle belonged to Paul Eberhardt, another resident at the same address. Police report details and upcoming summer courses at Lawrence Business College.
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Edison official named head of national electric group
O M Sloan of New York Edison was elected president of the National Electric Light association. New vice presidents include J F Owens of Oklahoma Gas and Electric Co in Oklahoma City and Marshall E Sampsell of Central Illinois Public Service Co in Chicago. A tire theft report states a spare tire was taken from a car parked before Robinson gym last night, filed by W M Wright of Baldwin Kansas.
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