Third term talk echoes in Washington capital
Washington June 7 report on third term discussions among politicians visiting the White House. President Roosevelt denies responsibility for comments on his front steps while Iowa Democrat E H Birmingham says he would support Roosevelt if he accepts the nomination.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
E. H. Birmingham
Iowa
Democratic Committee
Ickes
Nelson G.kraschel
Garner
Farley
Wallace
Birmingham
Towan
Kraschel
Martin J. Kennedy
D.-N.y
Kennedy
Congress
Protec ted Drunken Slayer Inmate Held In Anaconda Shootings
In Anaconda Montana a 35 year old metal worker Enoch Huckoveh killed two men and wounded a passerby in a drunken shooting spree. He was held in Deer Lodge penitentiary for protection from mob violence after being overpowered by witnesses at the Paradise saloon where he demanded $2 from bartender Louis Matkich. Ed Stewart the night police chief and Albert H Oldhaber former deputy sheriff were among the injured. Burt Jones was also wounded by a rifle shot.
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Anaconda
Mont
Deer Lodge
Mike Mahoney
Enoch Huckoveh
Ed Stewart
Albert H. Oldhaber
Burt Jones
Ana
Recital on KFKU by Roache and Wagner Tonight
Maxine Roache and Lucille Wagner present a fine arts recital from 9 45 to 10 15 PM on station KFKU from two studios. The program includes Old English pieces and works by Paganini Liszt and Manon selections with solos by Roache and Wagner.
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Maxine Roache
Lucille Wagner
Alice Moncrieff
Carl A. Preyer
School of Fine Arts
KFKU
Phyllis
Maxine Roac
Paganini
Liszt Lucile Wagner
Arta
Scene
Manon
Pele Assenet
Tal “Goring
Thomas Maxine Roache
Carl A
Preyer
Lucile Wagner
Cranium Cracker Quiz by NEA Service Sports Editor
A newspaper quiz item by Harry Grayson presents twelve questions on sports history. Readers are invited to score 10 points per correct answer and aim for 30 to win, covering boxing, football’s four horsemen, Bobby Jones, a World Series triple play, and Derby ownership records.
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Harry Grayson
NEA Service
Four Horsemen
Bobby, Jones
Final Exams End Tomorrow at K U Along With Commencement Prep
Final examinations at the University of Kansas wrap up tomorrow afternoon with limited schedules for 3:30 and 4:30 classes. Seniors will pick up caps and gowns Friday and Saturday at room 202 in Robinson gym, 8 am to 5 pm with lunch break. Chancellor Lindley’s portrait is now in the Memorial Union center for commencement visitors before moving to the Pine room. Golf coach Glenn Oatman outlines a busy summer with June events in St. Louis Kansas City and Topeka plus the Trans Miss and U S Amateur prep in Denver and Chicago. Alice Paden of Topeka earns a education degree and will teach at Dickinson County High School in Chapman next year.
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Blue Hills
Oatman
Harry Strasburger
Coffeyville
Topeka
Oklahoma
Broadmoor Country Club
Denver
Colo
North Shore Club
Chicago
Hot Springs
Ark
Alice Paden
Dickinson County and Community High School
Chapman
Miss Paden
Ratner Addresses Kansas Boys State on American Freedom
Gov. Payne Ratner outlines advantages enjoyed by U S youths at Kansas Boys State. He cites rights of free speech and assembly and access to higher education, urges continued learning, and warns against subversive influences and alternate isms.
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Wichita
United States
Payne Ratner
Kansas
Youth Makes Threats Against Royal Family at Niagara Falls
Paul Carlesimo 18 of Utica was held on a vagrancy charge after he allegedly made threatening remarks about King George VI and Queen Elizabeth in a restaurant. He was arrested after being turned back by Canadian immigration and held until the royal party passes through Niagara Falls en route to Washington.
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N. Y
Paul Carlesimo
Utica
Thomas J. Holohan
George VI
Queen Elizabeth
England
Whirlpool Rapids Bridge
Holohan
United States
Washington
Laughlin Found Guilty on False Pretenses Charges
Howard Laughlin was found guilty in district court on two counts of obtaining money under false pretenses. The state dismissed one count. One felony count involved $20, while the other $15 was not a felony. He was given five days to file a motion for a new trial.
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Howard Laughlin
Dine-A-Mite Inn Robbed of Cigars Cash and Equipment
The Dine-A-Mite Inn on West Twenty-Third Street was entered overnight. Owners A. A. Marshall and Roy Borgen reported 11 cartons of cigarets, $15 from a music machine, and a $25 inter-room communication system stolen. Entry was gained by breaking a rear window.
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West Twenty-Third Street
A. A. Marshall
Roy Borgen
Noted Character Actor George D. Fawcett Dies
Nantucket mass June 7 George D Fawcett 77 famed character actor on stage and screen for nearly a half century died at his home on the island last night.
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Nantucket
Mass
George D. Fawcett
Acacia Lodge 9 A F and M June Meeting Notice
Acacia Lodge No. 9 A F and M announces a special third degree on June _ at 7:00 p.m and a stated meeting at 8:00 p.m Visitors are welcome. W M B P Baker and John H Parker secretary advertise
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Acacia Lodge No
A. F
B. P. Baker W.’. M
John H. Parker
British subject killed by Japanese marines in Shanghai dispute
In Shanghai on June 7 a British citizen and former municipal police inspector R. M. Tinkler died after Japanese marines disarmed and attacked him at a British cotton mill in Pootung. Tokyo claimed he fired on a Japanese officer during a clash between strikers and nonstrikers. British officials investigate while London says Britain takes a serious view of the incident.
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R. M. Tinkler
Pootung
Tinkler
Shanghai General Hospital
Hongkew
London
Great Britain
R.M. Tinkler
Foreign Office
China
Sheriff Announces New Highway Safety Plan in County
Sheriff Charles E. Banning unveiled a plan where deputies will issue yellow tickets to violators of state highway and motor vehicle laws. Tickets cover passing a stop sign speeding improper lights improper license plates and reckless driving with required repairs and clearance reports to the sheriff or justice of the peace before dismissal.
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Charles E. Banning
Sheriff’s Office
Justice of the Peace
City to buy traffic light equipment for three intersections
City officials ordered cable and minor gear for Seventh Ninth and Eleventh streets traffic light installation after committee meetings. General Electric will supply the lights. remaining materials and extra poles expected next week at each site.
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Ninth
Eleventh
Police and
Ways and Means
General Electric Company
Osteopaths Win Round in Narcotics Prescribing Case
In Newark Kansas osteopaths secured a federal court win to keep narcotics prescriptions. Judge Richard J Hopkins granted a temporary injunction preventing the IRS from withholding narcotics permits and gave the association time to file a brief for a possible permanent injunction. An appeal by the government is planned. A prior state Supreme Court ruling denied osteopaths the right to prescribe drugs.
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N. J
Kansas Osteopaths
Federal District
Richard J.hopkins
Kansas Osteopathic Association
Internal Revenue Collector
Homer Davis
Supreme Court
Kansas editor E E Kelley in critical condition
E E Kelley veteran Kansas newspaperman remained in critical condition in Garden City as of today after a relapse from an operation in Wichita over three weeks earlier. He was hospitalized a week ago and described as virtually unchanged at noon.
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E. E. Kelley
Garden City
Kan
Kansas
Wichita
Doubleheader night game highlights in American Association
In Kansas City at Indianapolis a doubleheader nightcap followed a weather-delayed day game. Roberto Estalella powered Washington to a 10 to 4 win over Cleveland as first-game action wrapped before a heavy shower.
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Rensa
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Pirates
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DiMaggio Returns to Yankee Lineup vs White Sox in Chicago
Joe DiMaggio of the New York Yankees returned to the regular lineup in center field against the Chicago White Sox in Chicago. He had been out since injuring his right leg on April 29.
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Chicago
Joe DiMaggio
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Witness Testimony Emerges in Carollo Gambling Case
Violet Stubblefield, missing earlier, arrives in Kansas City circuit court to testify as a Fortune Skillball cashier. She says Charles V. Carollo received 3000 to 3500 dollars monthly from the resort last year as deputy sheriffs await subpoena outside her apartment. The Fortune emporium was raided last January and a federal grand jury probes mail fraud and emporium takeover.
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Charles V. Carollo
Violet Stubblefield
Fortune Skillball
Carollo and Associates
Fortune Emporium
Carollo
Joseph T. Zermansky
Los Angeles
Zermansky
Barney Morris
Fortune
Federal Building
Grand
K State President Gets 1000 Dollar Pay Increase
Topeka June 7 The state board of regents approved raising President F D Farrell of Kansas State College Manhattan from 8000 to 9000 dollars a year effective July 1. No other salaries were changed for the coming year. Deane Waldo Malott will be KU chancellor July 1 at 10000 dollars a year, up 2000 from Lindley.
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State Board of Regents
F. D. Farrell
Kansas State College
Manhattan
F. M. Harris
Farrell
Harris
Deane Waldo Malott
University of Kansas
E. H. Lindley
Board of Regents
Harvard
Lindley
Lawrence business, baseball plans, welfare funds, WPA note
Lawrence news notes Walter Starling of Starling Furniture in Chicago for Furniture Market. Harold Fisher seeks managers for four junior league baseball teams at Southpark. Four teams plus four younger squads planned with each youth team led by a junior league unit. Mildred Watson reports a 232.55 welfare reimbursement from the federal government for the quarter to March 1, 1939, via the state welfare department. H E Don Carlos cites Congress man Guyer on WPA non-manual activities not being cut, backing nursery school loan library sewing room. Chemists say beryllium could transform airplane engines and the aircraft itself, praised as a durable light metal.
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Southpark
Harold Fisher
Fisher
Mildred Watson
State Welfare Department
H. E. Don Carlos
U.S. Guyer
WPA
Schedule changes to Santa Fe trains through Lawrence
Minor adjustments take effect June 11 affecting Baldwin and Ottawa mail service. The 8:40 a.m. Lawrence train will run to Baldwin and Ottawa and return, replacing the 9:42 west train. A motor train from Emporia to Topeka then Lawrence and Ottawa is discontinued, with mail transfer improved at Lawrence for Baldwin Vinland and Ottawa. Other revisions move No 3 westbound to 10 13, No 9 westbound to 1 48 p.m. and No 10 eastbound to 2 26 p.m.
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Baldwin
Ottawa
Topeka
Emporia
Kansas City
Vinland
Kansas City Group Launches Sentiment Canvass
The Forward Kansas City committee, a volunteer group formed after city hall irregularities, plans a 6 000 volunteer block to block canvass to gauge public opinion and aims to recruit 75 000 to 80 000 new members.
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Forward
John Q
City Hall
Charles T. Thompson
Thecanvass
Four youths arraigned in motor car theft case
Four youths appeared before Justice of the Peace Charles C. Rankin this morning on motor car theft charges. Preliminary hearing set for June 14, four complaints allege thefts from Charles Anderson Emmet Park Charles Hayden Walter Shaw Max Reeves Alfred Heck. Nightingale and Newcomb released on $500 bonds. others jailed.
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Lyman Dickie
Robert Nightingale
Charles Anderson
Emmet Park
Newcomb
Nightingale
Charles Hayden
Walter Shaw
Louis Knight
Max Reeves
Dickie
Alfred Heck
Chevrolet
Traffic Fines Set In Police Court
Judge Donald S. Hults handled three traffic cases this morning. C H Bledsoe and Don Kriesie each paid five dollar speeding fines, while W H Pendleton paid a one dollar overparking fine.
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Donald S. Hults
C.H. Bledsoe
Don Kriesie
W. H. Pendleton
Will Rush Tax Bills Amid Roosevelt Delay
President Roosevelt delays western trip until relief and tax revision bills pass. House leaders pledge action by July 1 on relief funds next fiscal year, continuing 500 million dollars in excise taxes and revising corporate levies. WPA funding and public works earmarks discussed as Senate may seek quick action amid expected debates.
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UPI
Roosevelt
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White House
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Rayburn
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Student Robert Harrison Undergoes Morning Surgery
R. A. student from Forest Hills Long Island named Robert Harrison had surgery at Watkins Memorial hospital this morning. His condition was reported as good.
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Forest Hills
Long Island
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Wheat futures rise and fall in light Chicago trade
Wheat futures edged higher by as much as 7 percent intraday before giving back gains. July contract rose to 761/8 then settled around 754 1/4. September and December posted smaller gains. corn and soy followed mixed moves. Kansas City hogs and cattle markets showed slow, uneven trading with several price adjustments and estimated receipts for tomorrow.
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Chicago
Livestock Prices Report Mixed on Hogs and Cattle
Hogs closed mostly 5 to 10 lower than Tuesday's average with heavies 260 to 300 pounds at 5.75 to 6.15. Cattle bids weakened with fed steers and yearlings down up to 25, Colorado steers at 10.00 and 995 pounds highlighted.
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Kansas City
USDA
Arizona
U.S. Dept. Agr
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Choice
Receding Wing Tip Aids Safe Low Speed Landing
A reported aircraft aero feature, the receding wing tip, extends an extra wing section outward from the tip to reduce lateral sway at low landing speeds, enhancing stability during approach and touchdown.
Grain and Livestock Market Report From Kansas City
Wheat and corn prices mixed with bids for No. 2 hard and red wheats. oats and rye steady to higher. Livestock notes show unsold strongweight steers and spring lambs with declines, while cash grain moves include various futures and basis details for July, September, and December contracts.
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City
Kansas ‘City
Milo Toalze
Wheat and grain futures and Kansas City hay market report
Wheat and corn futures quotes for July September and December delivery shown with percentages and prices. Soybeans and lard futures listed, followed by Kansas City hay market with alfalfa and leafy hay price ranges for No 1 extra leafy No 2 extra leafy and No 11 leafy grades.
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Kansas City Hay Market
Kansas City
Hay
Chicago Potato Market Report June 7
Chicago potato market figures show U S No 1 washed prices from 1 90 to 2 10 with few lots better. Old stock Idaho Russet Burbanks quoted at 1 25 per cwt amid decaying supplies and varying quality across regions.
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U.S. Dept
U.S
Alabama
Mississippi
Texas
California
Idaho
Produce Prices and Hens Roosters Broilers Report
Kansas City June 7 AP notes poultry and dairy items with varied prices. Eggs, butter, butterfat, and live poultry categories show small percentage changes and mixed values among hens roosters and broilers.
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Kansas City
Local Markets Today Grain and Poultry Prices
Grain values list wheat 47 yellow corn 50 white or mixed 48 kaffir oats 32. Butterfat Nos 119 216. Poultry prices bow to hens under 4 lb 7 over 4 lb 10 springs and broilers AL 14 roosters 6 6. Eggs col Hogs 6.15.
Government Bonds Close in New York as Markets End
Government bond quotes from New York show Treasury 35 March at 105.29 and Treasury 414s at 122.10 while Treasury 3s settle at 112.23 and the average 60 stocks finish around 48.0. The AP reports the day’s closing levels for U.S. government securities across the market.
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New York
U.S
Treasury
New York Stocks Closing Prices June 7 AP
Stocks on the New York Stock Exchange closed with prices and net changes listed for each traded issue. The June 7 session reflected broad activity across sectors as investors assessed market conditions and corporate results.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street Sees Mixed Moves as Demand Weighs Markets
June 7 report shows cautious buying and selling with a slow rise met by resistance. Transactions around 560,000 shares as many names hold fractional gains while some top issues rise to recovery highs from April lows. Strongness in General Electric? Wait. (Note: source text contains garbled segments. the summary preserves core entities and actions.)
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Wall Street
New York
Buyern
Oell
American Can
du Pont
American Telephone
International Harvester
Lawrence Business College Summer Class Invitation
Announcement invites new shorthand class joining the summer school at Lawrence Business College. Records note enrollment and schedule details in a brief notice.
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Lawrence Business College
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