Kansas crops near record winter wheat yield in state
Topeka reports winter wheat in Kansas near 157,514,000 bushels for the year, the second largest on record, with May conditions at 81 percent of normal and drought easing in the west. Counties show varied yields from Ford to Barton, while corn and oats also improved though some eastern counties lag. A drowning incident near Council Grove involves 13 year old Virgil Gobbi and a failed rescue by a fellow Scout.
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Neosho River Flood Warning From Heavy Rain Deluge
Meteorologist Flora predicted the Neosho River and small southeastern Kansas streams would flood after heavy rains last night. Neosho River forecast to rise above banks tonight with other streams flooding. reported rainfall totals included Winfield 5.50 inches and Wichita 1.04 inches. Skies mainly clear today, with continued showers possible in southern and western sections tonight and Sunday. Temperatures near seasonal normals, ranging from 80 to 90 degrees.
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Salvation Army thanks supporters for relief aid in Lawrence
Still Carrying On The Salvation Army thanks Claud Scott secretary of the C of and Gus Morehouse manager of the Green Owl for the food donations. In two weeks they aided 24 families totaling 163 people and provided 27 families with meals clothing beds shoes and lodging. The group emphasizes ongoing service day and night in Lawrence and vicinity led by Capt. Potts and Capt. Mrs. Hart.
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Fraternal Aid Union to Host Kansas City Event
Caulfield reports improved district business and strong agricultural prospects as Fraternal Aid Union plans a large gathering in Kansas City Kansas Klamm Park on Friday June 15 at 2 pm. The program features J N Dolley Richard Hopkins John B Smith and U S Guyer with games tennis baseball and more attractions.
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Eleven Douglas County Students Enrolled for Emporia Summer Session
From County E Pei sees four at Emporia session Emporia Kan June 9 Eleven Douglas County students are enrolled for the summer session at Emporia Teachers college Present figures show that 1361 students have completed their enrollment indicating a student body of approximately 1900 when enrollment list completed Eighty nine counties and the states Oklahoma Missouri Iowa South Dakota Michigan are represented by students to date Douglas county students and their towns follow Jessie King Verba McCormick Baldwin Mary Stevens Vinland Iia Sh Kiser Lucille Craig Loretta Shaw Annie Hicks Hazel Sherar Dorothy Desheng Barnice Nash and Mabel Shaw Lawrence
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Recover a Stolen Ford Touring Car in Kansas City
A Ford touring car reported stolen from Kansas City Missouri was recovered by City Officer Charles Calhoun near Maple and Main streets. The officer located the vehicle, secured it, and initiated further investigation into the theft.
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Abandoned Car Recovered After Ditch Collision
Last night a car was abandoned after crashing into a ditch. The owner in Kansas City was notified of the recovery. Douglas county Republicans filed candidates for August primaries, including Dr H Ty Jones and C C Bow man. Card of Thanks from Welfish family expresses gratitude for floral offerings in memory of Mrs Rachel Musick.
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Opening Recital by Kansas University Faculty
The opening faculty recital of the University of Kansas school of arts for the first term will be held Thursday night June 1 in the new auditorium. It is open to university students and Lawrence residents starting at eight o'clock. Eugene Christy associate professor of voice and Howard Taylor professor of piano will present the program, announced today from the office of Dean D. D. Swarthout.
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Divorce Petition Filed In District Court
A divorce petition was filed in the district court by AL Needels against Gatha Needels. The notice refers to the two Summer Sessions and mentions faculty and student recitals as context for planning.
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