Read backs revised Bulwinkle road bill amid shipper support
Washington reports that Senator Reed claims 1000 shippers organizations back his revised version of the Bulwinkle road bill which would shield common carriers from antitrust prosecutions if rate making accords receive Interstate Commerce Commission approval. Senate debate looms as Johnston warns against the measure while southern opponents loom. House schedules focus on District of Columbia matters with potential foreign information program action.
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PEA HARVEST UPDATE AT STOKEY CANNERY EAST TENN
The Raw Valley pea harvest runs full steam at Stokey's cannery as 4000 cans pass the line. Manager Herbert Tuller reports rain and aphid damage cut yields to roughly Ro cases per arre. Nine canneries operate at capacity while field workers rush to make up lost time. Canned peas move rapidly to market by rail and barge, with harvest seen continuing two more weeks.
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Marriage Licenses Issued in Probate Court Saturday
Licenses granted to James W Hutcheson 20 and Geneva Johnson 14 of Lawrence, John R Micklich 21 and Katharine L Ewing 20 of Baldwin, Rennie A Pierson 31 of Osage City and Norman B Burmeister 25.
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Two Injuries From Weekend Auto Accidents in Leavenworth
Police report four weekend accidents left two people injured and six shaken up. At the Kaw River Bridge north end a collision between a car driven by Robert Muffin and another car injured Harney Schmedemann Sr and Jimmy Merri. A separate crash at Fifth and Mississippi injured Mrs. J M Iewett and her five children when their car was struck by Toward Miskimen. Police court fined a motorist for careless driving in the incidents.
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Hampshire Street
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Connecticut Street
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Lyons Street
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Leavenworth
Pe Heads Children Home
Martha Jewett to Head Summer Session at Kan University
Martha Jewett of 529 Ohio Street is named editor of the university summer session Kan san. She previously served as telegraph editor and assistant managing editor of the Haily Kansan. Jewett attends Theta Sigma Phi convention in Los Angeles from June 24 to 27, and is vice president of Epsilon chapter at the university.
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Government Armies Go to Mukden Defense Summary
Five government armies moved into Manchuria to bolster Mukden defenses while a Nationalist general doubted a Communist attack. Evacuation of the jetty reportedly halted as Mukden prepared for potential assaults. A quoted general said Communists may have redeployed forces north of the city. The Lucin Cut-off across Great Salt Lake is the United States longest railroad bridge, spanning 12 miles.
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Three Dollars Stolen From Lawrence Credit Office
A break in at the Lawrence Credit Bureau office was reported with a theft of three dollars. The intruder pried open a rear door and forced a metal filing drawer in a desk. No other items were missing and local staff, including foreman Frank M. Kelly, were noted in the incident report dated June 9.
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Thieves Steal $100 from Cafe in Friday Night Break-In
A cafe was robbed Friday night by unknown suspects who took about $100 including the college funds. Sheri Ni Jr. reported the incident as unknown assailants entered the premises and removed cash. Police investigate as radio licence changes noted in Washington.
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Mother of 15 says four would be enough for many families
Mrs John Van Hoose, wife of a man named Father of the Year, warns younger parents that four or five children are plenty. She is proud of her 15 but notes the hardship of managing a large brood in New York City. The piece hints at the father's demanding life and a humorous tone about counting a dozen or more children.
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Bowery Improvement Plan Aims at Alcoholism Cure Farm
A New York June report notes the Bowery Improvement Society proposing a farm for alcoholics on the East Side. Chairman Wilfred B. nittee says relocation would reduce the Bowery’s disgraceful conditions and provide cure and orderly reform.
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