Push Relief Work in Flood District
The Douglas County Red Cross disaster relief division reports added 137.45 to flood relief, pushing total to 3616.47. An additional 2000 is needed for North Lawrence. funds may be left with newspapers, banks, or the Chamber of Commerce. Rehabilitation will proceed as funds arrive to aid those who lost property or suffered flood damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County Red Cross
North Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
Frank Whipple
Red Cross
Oklahoma Sees Record Wheat and Oats Harvest Ahead
Enid Oklahoma June 13 reports point to one of the largest wheat and oats harvests in years. Scattered beard iness wheat cut this week but full reaping starts mid next week, later than average. Long heads and tie berry expected from frequent showers, with oats over 75 bushels per acre in many fields. Northwest Oklahoma to Arkansas River and south to Chickasha show strong wheat area, while Alva westward faces windy dust damage. Wagon wheat quoted at 74 cents in Enid. Philippe Marcombes dies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enid
Okla
Oklahoma
Alva
Woodward
Arkansas River
Chickasha
Enid Poard of Trade
Phillipe Marcombes
Minister of Education Drops Dead in Council Chamber
Paris June 13 Minister of Education Philippe Marcombes collapsed in the Elysee Palace council chamber as the cabinet of Premier Pierre Laval prepared to meet. He suffered an apoplectic stroke and died at 58. The session was postponed and the day’s agenda included devaluation measures and Britain Germany naval questions. Also noted is Wichita Falls traffic manager appointment for W A Little to Harrison Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Pi—Phillipe Marcombes
Elysee Palace
Council of Ministers
Pierre Laval
Matcombes
Albert Lebrun
Britain
Germany
France
Wichita Falls
Texas
W. A. Little
Missouri- Kansas-Texas Railway
Missouri and North Arkansas Railway
Harrison
Ark
Test Your Knowledge Quiz from Classified Page
Seven questions on medieval fortresses ghost ship weight geography history and science. Topics include name of small fortress the Flying Dutchman Old Line State continents names electrical resistance unit and U S patent office department Castor and Rolla figures from myth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Line State
U. S. Patent Office
Castor
Rolla
Railroads tout faster service and drouth relief efforts
The industry highlights passenger and freight improvements, with reduced schedules from Chicago to Los Angeles, new equipment, and cost cutting. It notes innovations in handling less than carload stock, experimentations in Kansas, and a push to speed, safety, and economy. Drouth relief in 1933 34 included substantial charge reductions for hay livestock feed and water, with railroads donating during crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Chicago
Los Angeles
Burlington Zephyr
Kansas City
Omaha
Union Pacific
Salina
Western Railroads
Drouth
Wisconsin
Illinois
Oregon
California
Montana
North Dakota
Texas
Arizona
Brouth
Ube
Tha
Railroads Invite Use to Ship and Travel by Train
The passage urges use of railroad services to support the industry and guarantees continued service with a payment of £8, inviting public participation in rail travel and shipments.
Deaths and Funerals In Eudora and Nearby Cities
Hazel Good 65 of Eudora dies at sister’s home after six years of ill health. Funeral and burial in Anderson Indiana. she leaves four sisters and one brother including Anna Nichols of Eudora. Frank H Parry 98 of Oklahoma City dies in Durant Oklahoma. services in Abilene with burial there. he leaves mother and father in Lawrence, wife in Oklahoma City, four sisters, two brothers. Miss Josephine Swimley 34 dies Thursday in St Luke’s Kansas City. services at Stewart Barnett Baldwin Sunday. burial in Sutton cemetery. she leaves parents in Baldwin, three brothers and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Good
Eudora
Anna Nichols
Frank H
Frank H. Parry
Oklahoma City
Okla
Durant
Okia
Abilene
Parry
W. J. Parry
Lawrence
Ethan Smith
Mary Margaret Parry
Burl Miller
Topeka
Ed Burke
St. Joseph
William Parry
Los Angeles
Cal
Charles Parry
Josephine Swimley
St. Luke's Hospital
Kansas City
Stewart-Barnett Funeral Home
Baldwin
Sutton Cemetery
E. M. Swimley
Harry
Pueblo
Reese
Lester
Charles Kirchner
Nellie Hyland
K U Summer Session Classes Begin Today
The University of Kansas opened its summer session with classes across all departments including the law school after a rainstorm. Enrollment totals were not yet available and late registration was set for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Law School
School of Law
Minneola youths die in head on collision near Lyons
Victor Stateler nineteen of Minneola and three other Minneola youths were killed or injured in a head on crash on highway 500N east of Lyons Kansas. Ray Stultts, Burle Mannias, and Leonard Aue were hurt and transported to Little River hospital. Stults suffered a severe leg injury that could require amputation. R E Kennett of McPherson escaped with minor injuries. Stateler died from a skull fracture.
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Lyons
Kan
Victor Stateler
Minneole
Here
Stateler
Ray Stultts
Burle Mannias
Leonard Aue
Minneola
Kentucky
R. E. Kennett
McPherson
Stults
Minnias
Rue
Kenyett
Little River Hospital
Horse Show Postponed in Parsons Kansas
Rain and wet grounds force postponement of the American Legion horse show, rescheduled for June 28 or 29. More than 100 saddle horses from four circuits have been entered, officials say.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Kan
American Legion
Floods Submerge Colorado Roads Across State
Denver reports floods tracing paths across northern and eastern Colorado. Highways submerged, fields sodden, and communications disrupted with no loss of life. Bridges between Sterling and Cheyenne withstood, while a Rock Island fill near Vona collapsed, creating a two mile long lake. Evacuations occurred as residents moved to higher ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado
Sterling
Colo
Cheyenne
Wyo
Rock Island
Vona
Sand Creek
Litttle flock grows after flood eggs hatch at home
Mrs Olive Nelson of Route 1 kept 265 White Leghorn eggs in an incubator for 17 days when flood warnings arrived. She moved the incubator six miles to town, transfer in paper lined baskets under a woolen blanket. The eggs hatched into 202 chicks. Flood waters once reached two feet in the building from which the incubator was moved. Brinkman Bakery at 816 Massachusetts St undergoes remodel with an inside loading dock and new rear cabinets to aid delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Nelson
Route 1
Brinkman Bakery
Massachusetts Street
Four Patrolmen Arrest Six for Unlicensed Vehicle Operation
Six men arrested Tuesday by state highway patrolmen for operating cars with no license tags were arraigned in justice court before Justices Lane and Dodda. Ed Salisbury, R Skinner, John Brown, and G D Ransdall pleaded guilty and were fined two dollars plus costs. Brown lacked funds to pay and had his car held. L L Anited pleaded not guilty and will stand trial tomorrow. The case against W A Osgood was dismissed. he drove a new car that had been registered but lacked license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuatices
O. J. Lane
Frank E. Dodda
Justice of Peace Court
Ed. Salisbury
R. Skinner
John Brown
G. D. Ransdall
Brown
L. L. Anited
Amended Milk License Lowers Price in Topeka Market
Washington reports a milk license amendment effective tomorrow cuts butterfat payment to producers from 60 to 50 cents per pound for class 1 milk and expands sweet cream sales into class 1 or fluid milk for payment. The changes, agreed by producers and distributors, respond to market conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Topeka
Kan
AAA
Kansas conference to discuss adult education at KU
University of Kansas will host a conference on adult education next Thursday and Friday with representatives and authorities from across Kansas. Dean R. A. Schwegler announced sessions include papers, talks, and lectures plus roundtables. One half day will cover the government program with three government representatives attending. The other half day will focus on the entire theory of the adult education movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Kansas
R. A. Schwegler
Nova Scotia’s youngest widow to marry again this month
Nova Scotia reports 31 year old Mrs Muriel Pyne of Lockeport, a widow since childhood, will wed Frank Higby of Yarmouth this month. Pyne's daughter Angeline was nearly the same age when she married, and last year her granddaughter was born. Brewer begins prison term in McAlester, Oklahoma, after pleading guilty to illegal operations fatal to six young women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockeport
N. S
Nova Scotia
Muriel ‘Pyne
Frank Higby
Yarmouth
Angeline
Brewer
McAlester
Oklo
Guy E. Brewer
Okla
Baer Braddock Clash Looms In Madison Square Garden
New York June 13 heavyweight champion Max Baer weighs 209 1 4 pounds for a 13 round title bid against Jimmy Braddock at Madison Square Garden. A tense weigh in featured near brawling exchanges as Braddock and Baer avoided contact while Braddock’s manager Joe Gould and trainer Mike Cantwell confronted Baer before the calm proceedings. Braddock arrived earlier at the New York State Athletic Commission offices and Baer offered no conversation before the scales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Max Baer
Jimmy Braddock
Madison Square
Garden Bowl
Ostal
Braddock
Baer
New York State Athletic Commission
Mike Cantwell
Primo Carneta
Cantwell
John J. Phelan
Model Home Open for Public Inspection in August
A five room Cape Cod cottage in Colonial Court West Hills, under three weeks of construction, will be opened for public inspection in late August. The event is arranged by owner Robert Haggart with local firms involved in building and outfitting the home. The site offers views of the valley north and west from above the Constant home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Cod
Colonial Court
West Hills
Robert Haggart
Harald Constant
Federal Housing Administration
Deputies Guard Relief Workers of Lyon County
Fifty relief workers returned to their jobs in Lyon County Kansas after assurances by local authorities they would face no interference from striking relief clients. Deputy sheriffs guarded the rock quarry roads parks and sewing room as funds remained withheld and a planned meeting yielded no new plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia
Kan
Ooi County
John G. Stutz
Kansas Emergency Relief Committee
Rock Quarry
Last Shots Tomorrow End 3 Year Chaco War
Buenos Aires reports that military experts from Paraguay Bolivia and the United States will fly to Asuncion to oversee a suspension and witness the last shots fired in the three year Chaco conflict. Capt. Frederick Sharp of the U S embassy and Maj Guillermo Pimental accompany Chilean and Brazilian officers en route to the Paraguayan army headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Paraguay
Bolivia
United States Army
Chaco Boreal
Frederick Sharp
United States
Argentina
Asuncion
Guillermo Pimental
Odd Harvest Situation Confronts Wheat Farmers
In Claflin Kansas on June 18, farmers report a split harvest with some wheat ripe for cutting within a week while a larger portion remains immature for about two more weeks. They fear the early crop will spoil in bins if stored, leading to plans to cut patches, wait for the late crop, or harvest with binders once the later grain is ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claflin
Kan
Griffiths visit Kansas City and attend funeral services
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Griffith drove to Kansas City Tuesday morning. They visited Mrs. Nettia Shockey at the Busby home and attended funeral services for Will Mo nelsy. Moseley died suddenly in Kansas City recently. services were at the Methodist church there and interment in Highland Park cemetery in Argentine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Griffith
Kansas City
Nettia Shockey
Robert Busby
Will Monelsy
Moseley
Kanbaa City
Methodist Church
Kan
Highland Park
Argentine
C. H. Baer
Pressonville
John Wilson
Bob McDaniel
Ribault
Ottawa
Ww’. R. Suter
Dorothy Simpson
Clark School
Blue Mound
Otto Garber
Cora Smith
Mary Mey
Today’s Crossword Puzzle Word Soup of Jumbled Clues
A garbled OCR crossword page shows scattered hints and partial clues with numerous misread letters and stray numbers, listing several brandish terms and names. The jumble includes potential entries and random strings, resembling puzzle grid noise rather than a coherent set of clues or a solvable puzzle.
Wedding Shower Brings Gifts as Lobingier Nuptials Noted
The community gatherings include a kitchen shower for Mr and Mrs Ray Lobingier hosted by Philip Miller and guests such as Mary Lou Lobingier Aileen Vining and many local families. Attendees exchanged gifts, enjoyed refreshments, and shared visits at the event.
Social rounds as local residents host and visit
Mr and Mrs Herman Butell hosted Thursday evening gatherings. Rev Carl Lackey and family plus other neighbors shared dinners and Sunday visits. Margaret Flanders weekend in Wellsville. Esther McConnell dined with Betty Lou Simpson. Earl Mathis family attended a silver wedding anniversary dinner at Damon Higby’s home. Several couples and families from Lawrence and Pressonville visited Hird, Cook, Wilson and related households on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Butell
H. S. Cook
Carl Lackey
Joy
Harry. Freundland
Gardner
the Fjardon
Ehart
John Dean
John
Edwin Davison
Paul Lobingier
Floyd
Merlyn Rutherford
Margaret Flanders
Wellsville
Clarenc Reynolds
Fred Reynolds
Lawrence
Mr. Rutherford
A. R. Cook
Esther McConnell
Betty Lou Simpson
Earl Mathis
Damon Higby Sunny
Roy Clary
L. EB. Speer Avere
O. M. Hird
Speer
Hird
A. D. Butell
Ernest Butell
C. H. Baer
Pressonville
Bob McDaniel
Virginia Baer
John Wilson
Chester Brown
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C. J. Perking
First Methodist Church
the Journal-World
B. H. Dale
W.E. Spalding
Alfred Lawrence
Jane F. Brice
Taylor
Harry Guy Taylor
Western Association of Railway Executives
Martha Kelly
Western Railroad
Union Station
K. U
Amend Milk
Lawrence National Bank
George D. Walter
Rantoul State Bank
Rantoul
Walter
Eee
Journal-World
Lyon County
Euigabt
Putsoz
James
Dugasy
Rel
Fred Hargett
Bucklin
Lym Taylor
Ray Lobingier
Philip Miller
Mary Lou Lobingier
Aileen Vining
Aileen
Gene
Ernest
Butell
Wincel Dean
Ernest, Jr
Marlin Cook
W. W. Whitted
R. . Greene
Charlie Phillips
Irene McConnell
Mary Low Lobingier
Ben Davison
Margaret
Carrie Lange
Granada
F.H. Shuler
Paul
Mary
C. B. Cassity
Secrets of the
Secret Service
War On Crime
Sam
Lionel Barrymore
Jean Arthur
Chester Morris
Mary Myers and Company
BY Allen Crafton
Pontiac
General Motors
Wiedemann Motor
N. H. St
Barbarappeart
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Snys
Barbara Spears
Elms Street
Fktoas
Ohio
Drossis
Segal
Eee Aa Pei TeAtee LP
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