Cleveland convention signals new momentum for Republicans
Observers see new readership in Cleveland party councils and hope the GOP moves away from the New Deal. Governor Landon is seen as best qualified to lead, with his record cited against Washington policy. Peggy Anne Landon attracts attention but refuses distractions, while locals note the prudence of a student delaying film offers.
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Cleveland
Republican Party
Resolutions Committee
Washington
Landon
New Deal
Peggy Anne Landon
Miss Landon
Fof Lawrence
Percy Anne Landon
Preirie
Italy Seeks Closer Ties With Germany Amid League Rift
Reports say Italy plans to withdraw from the League of Nations and align with Germany. France weighs options with Britain to safeguard Europe’s balance as Italy warns against losses over Ethiopia. Governor Landon dodges revealing dental details amid political curiosity. The Republican convention opens with London forces favored and clear preferences for a candidate and voter appeal.
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ANP
League
Italy
League of Nations
Germany
France
Great Britain
Europe
Ethiopia
London
Enrollment Surges at University Summer Session
First day enrollment reached 202 at the University summer school far above last year’s 191. A six week term with extra instructors from other universities plus a three week follow up session is planned. Lectures by Dr. D. R. Snedden and a July conference of superintendents are scheduled. Health officers and county physicians will visit for laboratory work, and Congressman F. S. Jackson will lecture on administrative law. Temperature readings and a large Woodland Park event with thousands attending accompanied by numerous refreshments and rides are noted. Athletics were led by H. D. Sanborn. multiple events crowned John Senseman and Lawrence Hinchman as top finishers. Wedding invitations were issued for Celia Lenora Coffman and Nate W. Downes. a shower for Florence Zwick followed by a breakfast in honor of an unidentified host.
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D. R. Snedden
Massachusetts
Lawrence
F. S. Jackson
Mercury
Woodland Park
H. D. Sanborn
Y.M.C.A
Lawrence Hinchman
John Senseman
Armin Barteldes
Lester Taylor
Glen Hoskinson
Albert Adair
Irwin Miflin
Byron Cohn
Charles Howe
Ruth Hastie
Mildred Oatman
J. P. Coffman
Celia Lenora
Nate W. Downes
Kansas City
West Lawrence
Zwick
A. Bigelow
Bessie
Morrison
Innes
Florence Zwick
Jin
Poor Pa by Claude Callan
A comic column centered on Ma's pretty niece who works as a stenographer. The joke plays on spelling and romance as the niece attracts attention and the narrator notes his own lack of spelling skill. The piece reflects light humor and social mores of the era.
Double Wedding Near Cresco Town Separates Two Haskell Sisters
A double wedding occurred at the home of Mrs. Dudley Haskell featuring May Haskell and Otis Talmes of Cresco Town and Eritha Haskell and A T Barnett of Warrensburg Mo. About 74 guests attended as Rev Cordley officiated. Burney of Harrisonville and Holmes of Cresco aided, both grooms KC University alumni.
Kansas Depol elects Dorsey leader at Pittsboro meeting
Robert Dorsey of Pittsboro was chosen master counselor of the Kansas Depol at its annual gathering. The 1997 session will be in Topeka with plans to hold a basketball reinvention event in Pittsboro.
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Pittsburg
Robert Dorsey
Pittsboro
Kansas Depol
Topeka
Mystery timbers and a Texas gun twist in Joris case
The Houston novel timeline shows Rupert Joris recovering from camp pneumonia as Dirk and Martin probe a revolver in Hope Joris room. Nora recalls a ghostly tower room sound linked to Timothy, while towns report state health board appointments and veterans events. A broken cribbing delays a mystery box and a Pratt Pratt car crash adds local danger.
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Hope Joris
Rupert Joris
Elinor Fleming
Rupert
Dirk
Nora
Ecamp
Texas
Ryker Joris
Loris
Aris
Ani
Mars
Martin
Hope
Mary
Margaret Bell Houston
Ill Lawrence native Jake Richards in major operation
Jake Richards, a Lawrence resident, underwent a major operation Sunday in Mercy hospital Kansas City Mo and remains in serious condition. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Harry Richards of Lawrence and employed by Sherwin Williams.
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Jake Richards
Menorah Hospital
Kansas City
Harry Richards
Lawrence
Sherwin - Williams Paint Company
The Bears Call Mary Graham Bonner
Mrs Quackn 9 narrates to startled bears about Mrs Fine Duckling and her dislike of travel. The bears discuss meeting her, while Honey Bear questions the talk and Mrs Quacko Duck defends Mrs Fine Duckling as a homebody with refined conversations.
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THE
BEARS
Mary Graham Bonner
Christopher Columbus Crew
Christopher
Mrs. Fine Duckling
Mrs. Quacko Duck
Mrs. Quacko
Quackerville
Honey Bear
Yugoslav Stamp Series Features Dowager Queen Design
On behalf of the Yugoslav Union for the Protection of Children a new four stamp issue features the Dowager Queen in profile. 100 000 stamps printed will be valid for postage until August 15 with a surtax benefiting the children’s fund. Romania adds values to its aviation fund stamps with updated wording and new printings. Collectors’ age trends show most active around age 30 with growing lifelong interest.
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Yugoslavian Union For the Protection of Children
Yugoslavia
Peter I
Children’s Fund
Six Men Held for Trial in Black Legion Abduction Case
Detroit June 9 six men accused of black legion night riding activities were ordered held for trial on charges of seizing and confining Robert Penland a steel worker abducted and tried by masked men last October 5 Those ordered held included Frederick A Gulley Thomas F Cox Earl Angstadt Charles Kine Harold Lawrence and Wilbur Robinson a suspended Detroit street railway employee
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Detroit
Robert Penland
Frederick A. Gulley
Thomas F. Cox
Earl Angstadt
Charles Kine
Harold Lawrence
Wilbur Robinson
Detroit Street Railways
The Mystery Grows and Drought Relief Reported
Atlanta reports a sliver of relief as June rainfall briefly eased the drought. Farm authorities estimate potential crop losses at $150 million or more across the South, with limited improvements in Tennessee, Virginia, and surrounding states. Eastern Tennessee and central western Virginia saw more precipitation, while the Carolinas and Georgia received scattered showers without broad relief.
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Atlanta
Tennessee
Virginia
Carolinas
Georgia
Alabama
Middle Tennessee
How's Your Health in the Salted Sea Food Era
Dr Jago Galdston discusses iodine's role in human physiology and goiter prevention. A normal adult needs about 17 micrograms daily, with iodine mainly from sea foods and iodized salt in iodine-poor regions. The piece notes iodine's link to thyroid function, energy metabolism, and mood.
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New York Academy of Medicine
Jago Galdston
Great Lakes
Aunt Het by Robert Quillen
Short paragraph recounts Old Bill claiming he has lived eighty years, while the speaker notes he lived about fifty and has since remained in place, hinting at aging and a folksy, wry rural voice. The item preserves a quip-like mood characteristic of Quillen.
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Bill Eas
Publishers Syndicate
Flashy Life Snippets Show Diverse Local Tales
A compact AP roundup covers a 97 year old man bending to touch his toes to join a jury, a Mobile beer paler fined 13.60 for Prohibition violations with a nickel payout, a barber’s jail sentence postponed for training a successor, a Chicago stunt with a purse snatch, parent geese’ heroic deaths in a hailstorm, and the Wherrys heading to Atlantic City for Rotary convention with travel plans through New England and Washington, D. C.
Evening Radio Schedule June 10 and 11 Highlights
Radio programs listed by station with host names and acts across June 10 and 11. Includes Jimmie Allen Yoichi Hiroaki Kate Smith Boake Carter Frank Farrell Hoover at Republican convention orchestras and dance bands, Amos n Andy Easy Aces George Washington George Wythe broadcasts, and late night weather headlines and orchestras from WDAF KMBC WREN KMEC KMBC KNBC KNMBC WREN.
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WDAF
Jimmie Allen
Wren
Yoichi Hiroaka
Xylophonter
KMEC
Kate Smith
Marla Coral
Jones
Boake Carter
Frank Farrell
President Roosevelt
Wren— Lavender
Old_ ice
Wayne King
Orch
KMBC
Burns and Allen
Town Hall
Kostelanetz
NBC
Herbert Hoover
Carl Hoff
Amos
Andy
Tha George Waabing
Tan
Phil Ohtman
Grand Terrace
KNBC
Erle Smith
Jease Crawford
Sterling Young
Chez Pares Orch
Little Jack Little
Joe Rines
Julian Key
Wren—Kamehamebs
Mayfair
Alicia Sturman
Fletcher Henderson
George Glyot
Bismarck
Dowie
Bob Berry
Hotel Congress
Wren—Wenthar
KNMBC
Kata Smith
Yoichi Hiroaki
Anne Alen
Ty Waig
Rudy
Wynsas City
Xavier Cegar
Henry
KMBOW
Alter
Tho—Wren
George Washing
Stoupnagle
Budd
Bing Crosby
KMLC
Horace Eidt
Brigaders
Wren—Hoy Shield
Nickelodeon
Amos 'N' Andy
George Sterney
Don Best
Jimmie Lunceford
George Gigot
WREX
Ben Bernie
Jacques Fray
Philip Crane
Joseph Cherniavsky
Bismarck Orch
Isla del Lago
Piano recital and late news and play at KFKU
At 2:45 p.m. Millard Laing gives a piano recital in studio of Professor Carl A. Preyer. 5:00 p.m. News Notes from W. A. DIN and the KU News Bureau. 9:43 p.m. Play Death Comes to the Poet directed by Prof. Allen Crafton and Martin Joney of the dramatic art department.
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Millard Laing
Carl A. Preyer
W. A. Din
K. U
Prof
Allen Crafton
Martin Joney
The
Dramatic Art Department
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