Delusions of Dillinger Amid Political Echoes and Press Rules
A gunman’s death rumor surrounds Dillinger’s fate as authorities hold to a live possibility. Roosevelt’s campaign message promises social reform, yet details and funding remain unclear. Oversubscribed government securities signal debt tolerance but raise doubts on broader recovery. New House press rules curb access to stenographic records until speeches are revised.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Washington
House of Representatives
Simplifying Codes Aimed at NRA Troubles
The piece discusses a proposed clean up code for small classifications of business to reduce NRA burden. It emphasizes simplicity, a 40 hour week, and self enforcement, arguing the aim is to ease trouble for both businesses and NEA while critics claim it signals NRA decline.
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NRA
NEA
Unclear campus events and a burglary in Old Town
Jasmine blossoms honored seniors at Robinson gymnasium as J Sweeney hosted the dinner. A Kress store safe was blown open with about 5000 dollars missing between 6 30 am Sunday and 4 30 yesterday afternoon. Cyrus Crane led the Uncle Jimmy Green memorial ceremony in Green hall with KE Lindley and Thomas Madden participating.
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J. Sweeney
Robinson Gymnasium
Kress
Kress Store
Cyrus Crane
James Wood
Jimmy” Green
Law School
Jimmy Green
Green Hall
Kansas City
Thomas Madden
Green Memorial Association
KE. H. Lindley
Thomas Hunnicut
Whittier
Cal
D. B. Hunnicut
W. H. Pendleton
EF. H. Smithmeyer
Smithmeyer
Charles Brock
Berkeley
Lewis Blaut
Clara Bikien
Burlington
Town
Margaret Stubbs
Laura Rankin
Bertha Alice Perkins
Viginia Pendleton
William Savage Johnson
Helen Pendleton
Harold Longenecker
W.H. Pendleton
Barbara Pendleton
C. A. Hill
New Hampshire Street
Hill
A. C. Rutherford
Rhode Island Street
Frederica
Harry J. Glahn
N.D. Goehring
Trinity Lutheran Parsonage
Alice Godsey
Jonathan M. Rigdon
Edward Hislop
Walter Rigdon
Twenty Five Years Ago Local Notices and Updates
A 30 foot lot at 925 Indiana street will be remodeled into a modern home for owner J E W Porter. Miss Helen Alder suffers typhoid fever in Kansas City. Edger opens a car seal factory in Iola after moving from North Lawrence. Harry Herman named secretary to the M C A in Los Angeles. Lawrence seniors elected to Phi Beta Kappa: Jessie Coe Gertrude Kenny August Krehbiel Nadia Thomas. Col Harvey delivers commencement address praising tolerance. Baker University trustees restore football. Guy Pettit to Agri cola Nebraska for a new job. Bonnie Bell teaches, will move to Independence next year. Mrs Charles Wilson and Fern host a shower for Ethel Trueblood and fiancé Fred Hale.
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E. W. Porter
Indiana Street
Helen Alder
John Alder
Kansas City
E. Overman
Frank Skofstad
C. Vickery
Jeff Saturday
Northwestern
Missouri
Ralph
K. A
J. Persecaren
Los Angeles
Mr. Herman
Guy Pettit
Agricola
Neb
Bonnie Bell
Hiawatha
Lo Independence
Charles Wilson
Fern
Franklin
Ethel Trueblood
Fred Hale
Boating Fun and University News Highlight Local June Events
Forty years ago on a June Saturday Lawrence residents report boating outings for teens and a bustling town scene. Prof. Stanley wins state education nomination in Topeka while Herbert Hadley plans Kansas City practice after a Northwestern debate. A Presbyterian picnic gathers 100 plus at Careys farm as Roadway to the University draws support from the regents. George Foster returns from Kansas City as Sunday school convention secretary and evangelist. Miss Nellie Rushmer visits from California. Fred Penfield joins Osborn Electric in Kansas City. John Rushmer heads to Denver with George.
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Lawrence
Stanley
Topeka
Herbert Hadley
State University
Northwestern University
Ann Arbor
Kansas City
R. W. Sparr
LeSeur
University
Berkley
Ohio Streets
Oread Avenue
North College
Sparrs
Board of Regents
George Foster
The
Christian Church
Foster
Nellie Rushmer
California
Fred Penfield
Osborn Electric Co
John Rushm
Denver
Colo
Georgeush
Cable News In Brief From Around The World
Vienna warns of danger as terrorist bombings disrupt three Austrian railway lines. London reports faltering talks precede the naval conference opening soon. San Salvador forecasters hail a tropical hurricane storm hitting Central America with eight dead. Corbeil reports the Dionne quintuplets no longer given oxygen. condition improving. Hankow appeals to U S authorities as missionary Howard Smith held by bandits. Geneva notes harmony at the disarmament conference and hints Russia may join the League. Toy balloon in Tishomingo travels 500 miles to Birmingham in 12 hours.
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Associated Press
Vienna
London
San Salvador
Central America
Corbeil
Howard Smith
U. S
Geneva
Little Entente
Russia
Gruesome Crime Scene Deepens Mystery at Dufresne Estate
Police chase a stormbound trail to a three story mansion on Powhattan Terrace as officers Hamill and an unnamed second man are found dead inside. Connally and Hilleary enter the silent house to discover a bleak hallway, locked doors, and a chilling sign of violence.
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Pierre Dufresne
Harper
Dufresne
Powhattan Terrace
Doyle
Hamill
Hilleary
Connally
Mc Connally
Fourteenth Precinct
Illeary
Clymer
Smith
Novle
Rip the Dog Returns to Fuddle Muddle Town
Rip is welcomed back by Willy Nilly and villagers after a triumphant ride with important people. He receives a cushioned bed a new license and meals from residents while bands play and wives cheer. The next morning Rip finds gifts from friends including a honeycomb from Jelly Bear, symbolizing devotion.
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Rip
Christopher
Willy Nilly
Jelly Bear
Mercurial Poisoning Treated with New Antidote Shows Promise
A new chemical antidote, sodium formaldehyde sulphoxylate, from the National Institute of Health, converts bichloride of mercury to less poisonous insoluble compounds. In dog and human tests the treatment yielded no fatalities and did not cause kidney damage.
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National Institute of Health
Washington
Naval conference nerves stall world capitals in 1935
Washington insiders note world powers hesitate to host next year’s naval conference. Nations seek leverage and Japan eyes a 5-5-3 ratio shift, risking friction if the request is denied. London plans June discussions to choose a time and place, with Geneva or The Hague floated as possible neutral venues.
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Washington
MacDonald
State Department
Abassador
London
Geneva
The
Hague
Japan
Tokyo
United States
Great Britain
Flashes of Life and Local Trials Across Cities
The dispatch highlights a Boston court granting a woman named Sarah liberty from a man named David Liberty of Chelsea after she declares she seeks true liberty. In Philadelphia a school board inquiry uncovers a landlord with bootlegging tenants and costly repairs. A South Carolina notice lists state constables authorized to possess large public safety machines and guns. In Rumford a racing cow dies from an eight inch green snake found in its throat during post mortem exams.
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Rumford
Kansas County Corn Hog Quota Approved for Farmers
The Kansas board of review approved county corn hog quotas totaling between 16 and 20 million dollars. County authorities will receive figures to finalize contract work and dispatch details to Washington for individual farmer checks. Also noted is a June 9 Emporia item about a junior division picnic at the Kansas Christian Endeavor sessions.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Board of Review
Washington
Fr Emporia
Kansas Christian En
Train collision ends life of Eu gene Baker near El Dorado
El Dorado reports Eu gene Baker 33 killed when his motor car struck a Santa Fe freight train while hauling water in a tank wagon. The incident occurred near El Dorado as Baker traveled with the wagon attached to the car.
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Cleaver
el Dorado
Eugene Baker
Topeka
Kan
Alf M. Landon
Harry Umber
Monument to Uncle Tom Statue in Natchitoches
A bronze statue in Natchitoches Louisiana bears a pedestal inscription crediting the city and the Good Darlies of Louisiana, donated by J L B Ryan in 1927. Some link an adjacent plantation to Uncle Tom's Cabin tale.
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Uncle Tom
Natchitoches
Louisiana
J. L. B. Ryan
Reading the Journal-World by mail while away
A notice offers a summer option to receive the Journal-World by mail for readers going away. The ad promotes a per month rate and encourages ongoing newspaper delivery during travels.
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The
Journal-World
Sath
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New York
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South Michigan Ave
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New Orpheum
St St. Louis Star Building
Atlanta
Walton Building
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
An Seay Stam
Fost
Dillinger
Tommy Carroll
Desperado
Carroll
Robert Quillen
Betty
Publishers Syndicate
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Randel
Birmingham
Ala
Riddle
Mary Graham Bonner
Morday
Capital
Berbert Plummer
Boston
Mass
Sarah
David Liberty
Chelsea
Philadelphia
Upper Darby School Board
Columbine
S. C
South Carolina
Puffy
Per
Manhattan
Drouth
E. W. Sheets
St. Paul
Umberger
Topeke
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