Senate grapples with farm relief debenture plan fate
Washington June 8 AP Four dead in flood at Wibaux Montana as congress debates farm relief legislation. Senate conferees argue over export debentures while house approves conference bill awaiting Hoover signature. McNary and Arkansas Democrat Caray clash over farm board appointments amid efforts to sway the vote.
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Senate
House
Hoover
Oregon
McNary O
Agricul- Caray
Arkansas
Honvers
McNary
Convention closes with new officers chosen in Topeka
In a tightly contested annual convention final business session, W. W. Brown of Wichita was named grand counselor of the United Commercial Travelers. Officers elected include J. J Wilhelm of Kansas City as grand counselor, MS Williams of Topeka as grand lieutenant, M. O. White of Arkansas as grand page, and L. A. Dodge.
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L ‘Ia
Kan
API
W. Brown
Wichita
United Commercial
C. Webb
Salinamporia
Salizal Rater
J. J Wilhelm
Kansas City
Kaian
Fae Grand
Msilliams
Topeka
Gr Gralator
Eight KU nursing grads honored at Bell Memorial Hospital
Eight members of the University of Kansas nursing graduating class were honored at Bell Memorial Hospitals in Kansas City Missouri. They will travel to Lawrence Monday to participate in exercises and receive diplomas. Miss Eula R. Butzerin University of Minnesota public health director gave the address. Pins were presented to the eight graduates Ursula Bruner Oleeda Mall Desma Morris Eima Du Faye Coulter Philine Ma O Donnell Dorothy Silveys Corey Fl ef Par son Kan June 8.
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University of Kansas School
Ursula_ Bruner
Oleeda Mall
Desma Morris
Eima' du Faye Coulter
Philine Ma’ i O'Donnell
Dorothy ‘Silveys
RT Ee
Corey
Art ‘Parsons
Kan
Damagg
Dakar
Mgt
Pany
Weather forecast for Kansas and Hutchinson region
Partly cloudy to cloudy conditions spread across Kansas with Sunday to rise in temperature. Roads vary from fair to rough in areas including Coffeyville Ottawa Topeka and surrounding counties. Weather briefing notes Arkansas City Hutchinson and Topeka with no major disruptions reported.
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Kansas
West
Lear
Arkansas
Hutchinson
CIA
Coffeytille
Chita
Ottawa
Topeka
Ripon marks 3/4 century birth of Republican party
About 20 000 people gathered in Ripon Wisconsin to celebrate the founding of the Republican party. The event recalled the March 20 1854 meeting led by Alvin Rovay that united anti slavery forces into a new party, with remarks by Secretary of War James W Good and a parade and pageant through town.
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Wis
The
GOP
Thesworth
Wisconsin
Ripon College
Alvin White
Janie Wood
Calvary
Militard Pseait
Ripon Colere R
O. P
Ripcon
England
N. Gough
Republican Party
James W. Good
Good Said
Republican National Committee
Alvan Earle Rovay
Elks President and Wheat Crop Figures Share Salina News
Athletic director Frank W. McDonald of Haskell Institute, tied to the local Elks lodge, was elected president of the Kansas State Association of Elks at Salina. Officers include Joseph Morgan first vice president, Richard T. Hamburger second vice president, Thomas Radford third vice president, W. BR. Greenwald treasurer, F. M. Brown and A. Kopke as trustees. Next year’s meeting set for Goodland. Also, U.S. agriculture reports winter wheat at 622,148,000 bushels with 79.4 percent of normal by June 1, rye 43,634,000 bushels, spring wheat 84.8 percent, oats 82.0 percent, and peaches 48.8 million bushels.
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Haskell Institute
Elks Lodge
Kansas State ‘Association
Erast E
Salina
Joseph Morgan
Topeka
Richard T
Hamburger
Thomas
Radford
Augusta
W. BR. Greenwald
Hutchinson
F. M. Brown
Newton
Auinev
Kangas Elks
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Ealef
Grimes Wins Tenth Straight In Pittsburgh Derby
AP reports Pittsburgh defeats Brooklyn 9 2 as Grimes earns his tenth straight win in the series opener. Vance returns in eighth for first time since May 16 with three hits including a homer by Grantham while three unearned runs score. Giants vs Reds notes: Fitzsimmons blanks Luque for 3 0 win. New York extends win streak to seven in eight games. Boston Chicago split a doubleheader with Chicago winning 7 2 in game one and Boston taking game two 4 1. rain delays affect schedule in Cleveland New York and Washington.
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Bureight Grimes
Brooklyn
Daniy Vance
Grantham
Clark
Vance
Piernich
Grimes
Hargreaves
Hensley
Cincinnati
Giants
Adolpho Luque
Fred Fitzsimmons
Reds
New York
Mt Aghe
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Hogan
Luque
Gooch
Luke Trace
Lerian
Johnson
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Ghigazo
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Russell
Bayne
Lyons
al Asbjornson
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Gaston -and- Berry
Cleveland
Washington
Peter &J. Louis
Philadelphia
Association Rinzeapolis
Kansas City
Briltheart
McMillen
Thomas and
Peters
Jeer Ae
Brief wire news items from June eight across the nation
A set of short AP dispatches notes several events: Blue Larkspur wins the Rich Belmont stakes with Af rican second and Jack Hirh third. the $59,430 prize pool. Poet Garman, age 66, dies at the home of Dr. Tunney. Witnesses oppose a state income or sales tax in Kansas. grain rate protests heard in Washington before ICC. President Hoover seeks fishing on the Rapidan. Henry Ford's railroad indicted on 25 counts for discriminatory rail rates. Supreme Court upholds property listing for taxation with exemptions for life insurance. Rare step toward sainthood for Mother Mary Boer Bentivolglio in Omaha.
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Edward R. Brad Erack
Rich Belmont
Jack Hirh
Apman
Conn
Blie
BS. Garman
Thomas ‘Tunney
Dodge City
Kan
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Washington
North Dakota
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Ironton Railway
Henry Ford
Kentucky
Ohio
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Federal ‘ Grand “Jury
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Supreme
Omaha
America
Mary Boer Bentivolglio
Vanare
Jsconvent
Simpson Smashes World Record In 100 Yard Dash
George Simpson of Ohio State won the national collegiate track and field championships 100 yard dash in 9.2 3/5 seconds, shattering the world record. Claude Bracey of Rice Institute finished second, with Eddie Tolan of Michigan and Cy Leland of TCU close behind. Jack Elder of Notre Dame, who had won the century at the Ran- event, placed fifth.
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Gnrcago
Awith George Simpson
Ohio State
Chicago
George Simpson
Ohio State Speedstory
Simpson
Claude Bracey
Dixie Flyer
Rice Institute
Houston
Eddie_ Tolan
University of Michigan
Cy Leland
Texas
Christian
Elder
Jacke Elder
Notre Dame Flash
Marriage of Wilcox announced in November secret
Kansas City report states Jay Ven Wilcox, 21, Kansas University sprinter and Big Six 100 yard dash champion, wed Mary Jane Schooley, 18, Kansas City. The couple’s marriage occurred Nov 17, 1923, as Wilcox updated in trials for Chicago national college track meet. Wilcox is a junior electrical engineering student. Mrs Schooley is a student at Horner Institute.
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Jay Ven Wilcos
Spirnt Star
University of Kansas
Mary Jane Schooley
Wilcox
Chicago
J. B. M. Wilcox
Lawrence
Arthur Schooley
Horner Institute
Kansas City Conservatory
Taft in Hospital After Trip and Gall Bladder Trouble
Washington June 8 AP Chief Justice Taft is at Garfield Hospital after overexertion on a Cincinnati trip and gall bladder trouble. Doctors Hagner and Clayton say no operation is likely and expect several days of tests to fleet recovery. Attorneys in South Bend: an affidavit for voluntary manslaughter against Marvin M Cramer Mishawaka and Alex Sievers Hawley Burke Elkhart attorneys ordered filed by Prosecutor Taylor re the killing of Edward Blankett near Mishawaka Friday morning.
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Taft
Garfield Hospital
Francis R. Hagner
Thomas A. Clayton
Bend
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Marvin’ M.cramer
Mishawaka
Alex Sievers
Hawley
Burke
Elkhart
Taylor
Edward, Blankett
Bar Girl Pictures From Cigarette Ads Questioned
Atchison and others urge Gov Reed and Attorney General William A. Smith to ban women’s photographs from billboard cigarette and tobacco ads. Petitioners call such images misleading and harmful, mentioning the cigarette industry’s appeal to youth and health claims, while noting the governor’s power limits.
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Clyde M. Reed
Atchison, Kays
William A. Smith
Stures
W. G. West
Kansas
Road law invalidated by state supreme court ruling
Topeka June 8 The state supreme court declared invalid the Mack road law authorizing counties to advance funds to the state highway commission for road work. The decision held the act violated the state constitution by diverting funds from taxes for other specific purposes and lacking a mechanism to raise such funds. Saline County had planned to advance 248,000 to the commission for a seven mile segment of US 81 and US 40 projects near Salina.
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Harvey County
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Saline-Dickinson County
Plan for Joint Farewell at K U Meets Approval
The University of Kansas Pan-Hellenic introduces a first time joint farewell party uniting sixteen fraternities at the Union building. The event, costing about 25 dollars per fraternity, replaces individual parties once costing 200 to 500 dollars. The night featured two bands, continuous decorations, and refreshments, with the Union floor crowded to 2 AM. A ten week series will follow in the Journal-World, each Saturday page pairing ten film ads with a story about one film.
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Journal-World
Kansas U Commencement Week Opens With Millikan Talk
The fifty seventh annual University of Kansas commencement week begins with a schedule of events. Dr Robert A Millikan of Caltech will deliver the baccalaureate address in the stadium tomorrow night. If rain forces a change, the ceremony moves to the KU auditorium. Alumni events include receptions, reunions, and the Alumni-Senior ball.
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Todaly
Areok
Robert, Av Millikan
Calfornia Institute of Technology
Travel club tour and local instructor plans noted
Miss Dorothy Cate of ion Mas Sachusetts leads a European trip with the Southwestern Travel Club guided by Prof. Henry W. Taylor. The group departs for New York City aboard a Graham Paige vehicle and highlights plans to purchase a Chevrolet.
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Ion Mas Sachusetts Aoreet
Winfield
Southwestern Travel Club
anep.Hemerign Tave
Graham Paige
Law violators to face civil suits day
Topeka reports that civil suits will be filed in the fifteenth district Kansas Nebraska and Oklahoma to collect internal revenue taxes and penalties from liquor law violators. Col George W H Wark federal prohibition administrator said after Judge Kennamer awarded 4452 85 in taxes and penalties in Bartlesville Oklahoma. He said more actions are pending and future suits will follow the policy of the office.
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Internal Revenue
Kansas
Nebraska
Okla”homa
George W H. Wark
Wark
Franklin E. Kennamer
Bartlesville
Oklo
Douglas County 4-H Members Attend State Round-Up in Manhattan
Thirty three Douglas County 4 H club members arrived in Lawrence after a week in Manhattan for the seventh Annual State 4 H club round up. Leader KR Warren and Miss Elizabeth Randle accompanied the group. Margaret Colman earned third in music appreciation and a book prize. Virginia Colman and Josephine Seetin earned harmonicas for perfect scores. The judging team placed seventh. Walter Heck was third in grain judging. Lorene Fairburn earned a state harmonica orchestra spot. The delegates enjoyed the event and toured Topeka on the return trip.
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Lawrence
Manhattan
Rt. KR
Virginia
Colman
Josephine Seetin
Kanwaka Club
Matt Biechelmeyer
Delbart Faasch
Robert Miller
Walter Heck
Lorene Fairburn
Topeka
Bristow to Speak at Lawrence Chamber Luncheon
Ex-senator Joseph L Bristow of Kansas will address the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce and Rotary Club joint luncheon Tuesday noon. Bristow, a former U S senator from 1909 to 1915, has held major editorial and public service roles including editor of the Salina Daily Republican and Ottawa Herald and assistant postmaster general.
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United States
Kansas
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
C. L. Scott
Bristow
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
University of Kansas
Douglas Uf Es
Salina Daily Republican
Ottawa Herald
Salina Daily Republican Journal
Bialese
Baker University
MacDonald to Scotland before parliament meet
Premier MacDonald plans to leave Fort Lossiemouth on Tuesday to prepare his address for parliament meeting on June 25. His daughter Tshbet will accompany him and later return to Towning Street to resume duties as leading political hostess of the country. She is twenty six and will continue serving as London county councillor with educational committee work.
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Mac Donald
Fort Lossiemouth
Tshbet
Towning Street
Miss. MacDonald
Hampsted
Plumbers to Topeka Meet In District Gathering
A Lawrence plumbing member plans to attend a Topeka district meeting tonight at the Jarhawk hotel. Catt Graeber is noted as governor and Axel Olson as secretary of the district plumber association.
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Lawrence Plumbers
Jarhawk Hotel
Catt Graeber
Axel Olson
District
Waldorf to Speak at Baker University Commencement
The twenty first Baker University commencement runs June 7 to 10 with Bishop E L Waldorf of Kansas City as speaker for the senior class Monday at 10 30 in the morning. Dr Frank W Blackmar will receive the doctor of laws degree and the baccalaureate sermon will be given by Dr Wallace Bing tomorrow at 11. Alumni day activities included reunions, a breakfast, and a golf tournament followed by a play tonight and a spring trustees meeting on Friday.
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Atchison
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Wichita
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Kan
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Ottawa
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Department of Speech
KU Freshman Star's Car Rolls Down Street Crash
University of Kansas freshman football star Jim Bausch borrowed a Ford coupe and parked near Thirteenth and Oread. The car reportedly rolled downhill, struck yard barriers, and crashed into an unoccupied house at 1301 Tennessee Street. The house and a nearby residence at 100 Nessser Street sustained damage. police credited the incident to the emergency brake. Officers Weed and Price investigated as onlookers gathered.
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Jim Bausch
University of Kansas
Thirteenth Street
Tennessee Street
Bausch
H. B. Sparks
Ten- Nesser Street
James Weed
George Price
One Member of Stores In High Grade Food Advert
Webster's Grocery at 935 Massachusetts Street did not appear in yesterday's High Grade Food Stores ad. The Lawrence unit of the 412 store cooperative, nine members in Kansas City and expanding, began a new policy with redecorated premises and fresh stock. Lloyd Webster's store is among Lawrence's oldest and best established outlets under the new arrangement.
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Massachusetts Street
Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas City
Webster
Robbers Succeed After Third Attempt in Kansas City
AP report details a June burglary at Mrs. Henry C. Hunter’s home in Kansas City. Three masked individuals entered after knocking, took about $4.08, and fled. Hunter had previously thwarted intruders and fired previously, but this time she waited as a messenger claimed to have word for her before reacting.
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Kansas, City
Henry C. Hunter
Maskeill
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