Relief funds and political caution amid NRA wakeover
A Washington report notes a relief project shortage amid four billion dollars needed. Roosevelt cautioned against forcing gains, urging adherence to NRA spirit while seeking balanced employment and prices. French royalists seize vague crises before fading. Kansas floods bring soil fertility hopes as crops suffer. Cubans drift into kidnap for profit patterns, echoing American frictions.
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Roosevelt
Johnson
Mr. Brune
Kansas
Rhine
Lone Star girl wins first Douglas County ex teachers scholarship
Miss Lila Anderson of Lone Star received the inaugural scholarship offered by the Douglas County Ex-Teachers Club at the county graduation exercises at Memorial High School. Principal F A Olney presented the award for outstanding academic standing in the grade.
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Lone Star
Lila Anderson
Douglas County
Memorial High School
F. A. Olney
Miss Anderson
Lawrence
G. L. Kreeck
Paraguay
Kreeck
U. S
Mr. Kreeck
Wiedemann
R. C. Rankin
W. C. Simons
Chancellor Lindley
Chaplain Edwards
Walter Thiele
C. H. Tucker
Frank Strong
T. J. Sweeney
Carter
California
Rhode Island Street
Elizabeth Brodhead
Lorena Mack
Longview Wash
Miss Mack
Ruth
Frances Milliken
Helen Walton
Eleanor Brown
Katherine Kibler
Edna Underwood
Margaret Gustafson
Herbert L. Jella
Noted Strain of Married Life Described in 1935 Chronicle
A fragment quoted from a 1935 Publishers Syndicate piece shows Nell fearing Joe’s departure but appearing content now. She contemplates self pity and denounces him, signaling a settling into what the speaker calls “regular married life.”
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Nell
Joe
Publishers Syndicate
Pratt-Lindsay Dyche heads to Pratt with pony team
Twenty five years ago Friday June 7 notes Prof. Dyche moving his household to Pratt Kan with two ponies driven by Lindsay and playmate Charlie Griesa. The trip covers about 300 miles likely two weeks, with provisions, artillery and a shotgun. Clara Broeker wins a $5 tungsten light count at Massachusetts street. Teachers elected: thirteen changes, five new hires across high and ward schools. Dorward marriage details remain.
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Pratt
Lindsay Dyche
Charlie Griesa
Kan
Prof. Dyche
Lindsay
Mr. Dyche
Clara Broeker
Journal Office
Massachusetts Street
Street Railway and Light Co
Board of Education
Maude Maffet
Miss Winship
Edna Austin
Miss Everett
E. C. Ross
Downs
Horace Steele
Ethel Hoar
Mayme Brune
Mabel Ulrich
Central
Mabel Beard
Katherine Bonar
Katherine Leonard
Une Karr
Anna Arnett
Quincy
Carolyn Gertrude Dorward
George L. Glass
Dorward
I. E. Baxter
Trinity Church
Glass
St. Louis
Tampa
Fla
Maas Bros. Dry Goods
A. Whitman
Muriel Whitman
Sarah Brown
Mary Fish
Lola Brown
Helen Metcalf
Moraine Park
Colo
Frigate Brigade Camp mishap tops social notes
Forty years ago a forties era page reports a horse frightened by a wagon at Brigade Camp, a wagon damaged but no injuries. The column also chronicles birthday visits, vacations, marriages, travels and social events with numerous names and places.
Honeymoon Plans Bring Family Secrets to Light
Alison Rede faces a web of manipulation as Daphne Somers plans a honeymoon with Alison’s father and a mysterious architect, while Alison fears revealing a crucial kiss and a looming estrangement. A tense dinner leads to a father’s warning and a plan to expose the truth tomorrow.
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Guy
Daphne Somers
Alison
Dundas
Doctor Dundas
East End
Hullo
Alison Rede
Ebury Street
Daphne
Robert Bede
Boudoir
Robert
Guy Westurn
Evelyn M. Winch
Mrs Quacker's Upset Sparks Pond Gossip
Mary Graham Bonner narrates Mrs Quacker's comical mishap at a pond dinner hosted by Mrs Quacko. Quacker falls into salad, loses dignity, and endures amused glances while Quacko consoles her and offers reassurance about staining with pond water.
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Mrs. Quacko
Mrs. Quacker
Hypnotism Explained By Dr Iago Galdston
Tomorrow The Rain by your health column discusses hypnotism moving beyond magic to a explainable phenomenon. It notes hypnotism involves open suggestibility and disassociation of personality, with energy used in concentration causing fatigue. It outlines two main uses: as a tool for investigation and as a treatment method.
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Iago Galdston
Mesmer
Supreme Court Begins Vacation After Momentous Term
The Supreme Court has started a recess lasting until next October following a highly momentous term that left a strong imprint on American destiny. The listing of pending rulings and the impact on the republic are noted by Herbert Plummer in the Washington Daybook.
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Herbert Plummer
Washington
Republic
Supreme Court
Supreme Court Justices Workload and Aging Highlighted
The nine justices, scattered from Washington, maintain heavy 12 hour days six days a week. They study five cases daily, handle court business at home, and spend 80 minutes for lunch during sessions. A 639 year total age figure frames debates on potential personnel changes.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Supreme Ench
Flashes of Life and Local Court Rows Across Cities
A parade of brief items from AP reports: Addison J. Crockett funeral in Salamanca with a bright red fire truck leading the procession. In Bargain Court Bridgeport Edward P. Hayes speeds to court with only ten dollars to pay. the judge offers a split. In Denver Kathryn V. Straub sues her mother in law for 75000, alleging alienation of affection, mirrored by Walter J. Straub suing Catherine Hart for 100000 on similar grounds. In Omaha J. J. Yager, exhausted after ninth crash into his home in 15 years, asks for three youths to be arrested after their vehicle collides with his house.
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Associated Press
Salamanca
Addison J. Crockett
Crockett
Jake Denver
Denver
Kathryn V. Straub
Annie May Straub
Walter J. Straub
Catherine Hart
Omaha
J. J. Yager
Yager
Kansas News Briefs Highlight Local Fatalities and 4 H Roundup
Kansas City Kan veteran Joseph Huff, 87, fatally injured by a truck near here. Winfield man B F Syfert, 55, Arkansas City, found dead under his car on a country road, likely hit by a hit and run motorist. Manhattan hosts 4 H Who's Who initiation for 147 youths from 48 counties with officers named. Junior round table links family discord to chores, leisure, car use, and food tastes. Ford county delegation arrives after a 484 mile trip amid road detours caused by floods.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Kan
Joseph J Huff
Herman Wiehe
Leavenworth
Winfield
B. F. Syfert
Arkansas City
Marshall Morris
Syfert
Manhattan
Kenneth Johnson
Lyon County
Roland Elling
Riley County
Grace Kellogg
Douglas County
Ford County
Obituary of John Henry Baldwin from Lapeer Kansas
John Henry Baldwin born December 25, 1864 at Lapeer Kansas, son of William and Susan Baldwin, married Bell Coursen in 1891 and had two sons Joe E and Robert A. He later married Phoebe Jane Manship in 1928. Fatally injured in a May 28 1935 automobile crash and died May 25 after not regaining consciousness. He leaves two sons Joe and Robert.
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John Henry Baldwin
William
Susan Baldwin
Lapeer
Kansas
Bell Coursen
Joe E
Robert A
Eoop
Baldwin
Phoebe Jane Manship
Joe
Robert
Funeral services held for Mrs Coursen at Methodist Church
Funeral services were conducted Monday afternoon at the Methodist church for Mrs Coursen. Rev. Isaac Hoover and Rev. Gordon S Pritchett led the service with honorary pallbearers J C Maichel Henry Desque C E Simmons C J Fawl J F Collins and H Griffen and active pallbearers Henry Desque John Miller Frazier Butler Alvin Miller George Raible and Roy Dodder among those listed.
Elephant Run Riot Kills Girl At Circus in Crookston
A berserk elephant named Virginia charged through the Big Top at Atterbury brothers show in Crookston Minnesota killing nine year old Margaret Ann Francis and injuring several others as bleachers collapsed. Trainer William Woodcock 31 faces manslaughter questions as witnesses recount the stampede and the animal’s stomach ailment.
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Crookston
Minn
Margaret Ann Francis
Geraldine
Virginia
William Woodcock
Atterbury Brothers
Woodcock
Francis Stadsvold
William Francis
Margaret
Doyle
Radio Programs Friday Evening June 7 Schedule
Station listings detail a full Friday program across KMBC WREN WDAF and others with orchestras, broadcasts, sports parades, weather and late night headlines. Notable items include the Orchestras of Meyers and Zito, various hotel and club ensembles, and a midnight weather forecast. A short note reports historic Half Way House tavern in Richmond saved by W. Brydon Tennant for restoration.
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KMBC
Orphan Antic
Wren
Nat
WDAF
Buddy
Ginges
Jack Armstrong
Boake Carter
Leith Stevens
Harmonic Wren
Irene Rich
Jessica Dragonetts
Morton Downey
Edwin C._Hill
Kellogg
San Diego
Orch
K Armstrong
Supreme Court U . S. Navy
Lew Eng
Jolson
Gene Baker
Chicago
Jekie Bley Opefestra
Rcadia Restart Orch
Stral Co Sbc
The
Hopkins’ Orch
Hander
Wdassex
Orville Knapp
Cocoanut Grove Orch
Ray Hardeek
Noble
Ports Parade
Pat
Marge
Palace Hotel
Stanley Myers
Orchewscast
Leonard Keller
Horacio Zito
Joyd Town
Ten Pollack
Willaranoursom
Pedro Wia
J. Louis Marade
Berlin
White Sunday
Uncle Ned
WRE
Country Church of Holly
Leola Turner
KMBG
Tina Sanderson
Bob Becker
Ray Perkin
WDAEF
KMRC
Three Brown
K Benny
Joe Penner
Burvis Jenkins
Wendell Hall
Kmlc—Press-Radio
KMEC
Vivian Chiesa
WR —Press- Radio News
Wrtterican Family Robinson
Ian Meyers
Frankie Master
Oreh
Pekana
Diy Fisher
Datus Gardens
Ruhel
Benny Kyte
DAF
Pat and
Wren—Merry Gardens Orch
Chas
E. Coughlin
An Myer
Richmond
Richmond-Petersburg Pike
W. Brydon Tennant
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France
Paul Brune
Old Man River
Brass
Water Resources Engineer of
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Poor PA
Claude Callan
Switzerland
Leland Barrows
Webb’ City
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Empire Oil Co
Art Wood
Brigade
Ad Manter
Will T. Perry
Lottie B. Skofstad
Grace Jeffrey
Nelle Cadien
Joe White
Topeka
Newt C. Johnson
Cal
Madgé
Freddie Bullene
W. C. Sanford
Macinac
Denison
A. W. Richardson
James Tudhope
Linwood
Margaret Robson
Howard Peairs
Ed QO. Bryan
M. E. Hickey
Newton High School
N. M. Sands
Independence
Gertrude Spaulding
Aurora
Finch
Colorado Springs
Snow
C. G. Dunlap
Europe
W. R. Williams
Arthur
Roger Williams
Colorado
Ms Williams
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J. T. Moore
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Cine
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Hughes
Senate
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Conn
Edward P. Hayes
Marion
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Pat Doyle
Josiah Good
First Methodist Church
Robert A. Hunt
Clarence E. Sawhill
Lord
Stevenson
Margaret Love
Massenet
Dorothy Enlow
Plymouth
Plymouth Congregational Church
Theschoir
Alice Moncrieff
Tschaikowsky
Gretchaninoff
Helen Beard
Granada Theater
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Evelyn Venable
Robert Young
Charleston
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Museum of Modern Art
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Clay County
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