Wreckage of TWA airliner found in California mountains
Yosemite California June 18 A lone gold prospector with a hunch led rangers to the storm crash site of a TWA airliner missing since March 1, 1938. The wreckage lies near Buena Vista Peak about 18 miles southeast of Yosemite Valley with eight bodies nearby and more expected.
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Yosemite
Celif
TWA
Arch 1
Buena Vista Peak
Yosemite Valley Ranger
Sierra’ Nevada
Fresno
H. O. Collier
Ier Anger Forest Townsley
Collier
H. M. Salisbury
Kansas City
Forest Rangers
Leff Wawona
T.W.A
California
John Graves
Sierra
Albuquerque
N. M
Urbank
Calif
San Francisco
Altho
Leo
Los Angeles
National Safety Council
Test Your Knowledge Trivia Quiz Questions
A compiled list of varied quiz prompts covering self defense art names tax law naturalization questions geographic facts government powers measurement devices and notable institutions. The items span topics from chemistry and physics to history and civics.
TWA Officials In San Francisco Assess Offer For Collier Funds
In a March development TWA officials in San Francisco said they presumed the offer still stood and that Collier could claim the money.
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TWA
San Francisco
Collier
Indians Face Flood Dams Threat Across Seneca Lands
Warren Pa June 18 Indians of the Seneca nations watch as U S engineers mark river flood control sites for the Allegheny dam project. Kinzua will back up the river for 30 miles flooding parts of three reservations in New York and Pennsylvania. Chief Cornplanter descendant Charles Gordon vows to stay as elders weigh losing 640 acres.
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Warren
Six Nations
U. S
Kinzua
New York
Pennsylvania
John O’real
Albany
N. Y
Washington
WPA
Charles Gordon
Cornplanter
Lloyd Brown
Mrs W A White Recalls Setting a Church Record
Mrs William Allen White recalled how she set a church record by eating 14 dishes of ice cream at a charity social in Kansas City Kansas The event marked anniversaries of the Sev enth Street Methodist Episcopal church and honored its building The former Sallie Lindsay spoke on a glamorous path in life and recalled how small acts shaped her roots with her father close behind her The audience later made her a life member and the Rev John D Tugsey introduced her as the wife of a distinguished editor
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Kansas City
Kan
William Allen White
Emporia
Seventh Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
John D. Tugsey
TWO ESCAPE FROM JAIL IN ANTHONY
William Otto Kraft and Roy Rushing escaped Harper county jail by prying the cell window bars. Both men of Tucumcari New Mexico were to be arraigned today on filling station robbery charges. They were later captured in Wichita and recaptured here and confessed to multiple robberies in Tucumcari Clovis NM and Lubbock Texas.
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Tucumcari
Clovis
N M
Lubbock
Tex
Flower Box Incident Fatal to Kansas Child
A falling flower box injured six year old John G. Gumper of Galva as he played on his porch in McPherson Kansas. He died from a fractured skull while en route to McPherson hospital.
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McPherson
Kan
John G. Gumper
John W., Gumper
Galva
Air Corps Expansion Approved by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt signed legislation boosting the air corps enlistment to 21 500 men from 18 400 while officials said total army strength remains unchanged.
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Air Corps
Washington
Roosevelt
Army
Break-in at 1040 Kentucky. paint taken from vacant house
A vacant house at 1040 Kentucky was entered last night and a quart of gray floor paint disappeared. The intruder cut the screen and pried a window to gain access. the property is owned by Earl Marriott.
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Kentucky
Earl Marriott
Quadruplets Born to British Couple in Liverpool
A Liverpool couple, Mrs. Esther Taylor and her husband, welcomed quadruplets on June 13. The three boys and one girl are reported healthy, joining their two existing children.
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Liverpool
England
Esther Taylor
Conference opens with call for Evangelism and social reform
The conference heard speakers urge Christians to resist indulgence and confront entrenched evils. Dr Edward Frantz urged a church mission to make disciples through evangelism and education while facing world threats. A memorial service commemorating Christopher Sower marked bicentennial observances with German choir participation.
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Kurtz
Christ
Edward Frantz
The
Gospel Messenger
Church of the World
Church
Frantz
Christopher Sower
America
Sunflower Camp Names Units After Local Birds and Flowers
Girl Scouts of Lawrence plan a summer day camp at Clinton park with units named for state birds and wildflowers. Forty to fifty girls meet at First Baptist church under director Clara Lindquist with Dorothey Viets and other leaders. Indoors due to rain, future sessions may use Clinton park for nature study and archery remains a main activity.
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First Baptist Church
Clinton Park
Lawrence
Clara Lindquist
Oberlin College
Berlin
Dorothy Dean’ Viets
L. E. Rice
Caryl Dodds
H. W. Keene
Eleanor Frowe
H.T. Craig
H. C. Bigelow
Record-breaking 1938 peacetime defense program approved
Washington reports direct appropriations exceeding 1 billion dollars for the army and navy next fiscal year. Congress authorized a billion-dollar navy expansion and funded new ammunition storage and emergency material reserves. Contracts for powerful combat aircraft are underway as the navy plans a large seaplane.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Woodring
House
Vinson
D-Ga
House Naval Committee
Army
Navy
Congress
United States
Davis charged with theft of suits at Montgomery Ward store
Thomas C. Davis 27 of Topeka was charged with a felony in the theft of two men’s suits from Montgomery Ward Saturday night. He waived preliminary hearing, bound over to district court, and remained jailed after failing to post a $2,000 bond. Davis was apprehended by store manager B Eells and KU students as he left the shop with the suits.
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Thomas C. Davis
Topeka
Montgomery Ward
Justice of Peace
Donald S. Hults
Davis
Topekan
B. Eells
University of Kansas
Douglas County Sportsmen meet to elect officers tonight
The Douglas County Sportsmen's club plans a 7 30 p m meeting in the Chamber of Commerce rooms to elect officers for the coming year. Also noted were rainfall of .08 inch this morning and a month total of 1 60 inches.
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Douglas County Sportsmen’s Club
Chamber of Commerce
C. J. Posey
Russian General Mitchael Polzikoff Dies in Exile Village
Metz France June 13 General Mitchael Polzikoff 71 once aide de camp to Czar Nicholas II and commander of a Russian artillery division in World War I died Saturday in Wasserbillig small frontier village. He lived in poverty on a tiny plot of land worked by himself. He died in his old uniform with his sword by his side and an imperial Russian flag nailed on the wall.
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Metz
France
Mitchael Polzikoff
Czar Nicholas
Russia
Wasserbillig
Auto Collision at Seventeenth and Mississippi Streets
Police responded around 7 pm Saturday to a two car crash at Seventeenth and Mississippi. A 1936 Chevrolet driven by Roberta Hartman, of Tennessee, collided with a 1934 Plymouth driven by Mrs. J H Nelson of Alabama. Both vehicles damaged and occupants suffered minor cuts and bruises.
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Seventeenth
Mississippi
Roberta Hartman
Tennessee
J. H. Nelson
Alabama
God the Preserver of Man Lesson Sermon Worldwide
The Christian Science Lesson Sermon titled God the Preserver of Man was read in Christ Scientist churches worldwide on June 12. The Golden Text from Isaiah 31 5 speaks of the Lord defending and delivering Jerusalem. Isaiah 40 10 11 describes the Lord gathering and carrying the lambs. The Science and Health book notes God as Life preserving the individuality of both animals and men.
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God
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Jerusalem
Mary Baker Eddy
Jayhawk 4-H Club Holds June Meeting at Whitmans
The Jayhawk 4-H Club met on Thursday June 9 at Anna Mae and Margaret Whitman home. Members brought flowers and shared what they knew about them. Bobby Gene Collins spoke on Personal Cleanliness. Refreshments and games followed. The next meeting is set for Thursday July 14 at Areta and Teddy Alford home.
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Jayhawk
Fire Extinguished in Graham-Paige Sedan on Massachusetts Ave
Firemen answered a call to a Graham Paige sedan in the 1100 block of Massachusetts Avenue around 9:30 last night. The car driven by Harold G. Ingham of 1714 Illinois Street was not badly damaged. The fire, under the hood, did not reach the driver’s compartment and was thought caused by wiring fault. Mr. Ingham was not injured.
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Graham-Paige
Massachusetts
Harold G. Ingham
Illinois Street
Ingham
Spinach Declared Wholesome Food By AMA
In San Francisco on June 13 the American Medical Association announced that spinach is wholesome and valuable. The Council on Foods reviewed scientific and medical aspects and reported spinach provides vitamins A and C iron and roughage to the diet.
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O.K
San Francisco
American Medical Association Today
Council On Foods
Chrysler's Condition Satisfactory Amid Illness
Walter P. Chrysler Sr., automobile magnate, is described as in satisfactory condition after a circulatory attack. He is confined at the Leroy Sanatorium, moved from his Long Island home on May 27 for treatment.
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Chrysler
New York
Walter P. Chrysler
Leroy Sanitorium
Long Island
Excuses for Farmers Halt Jury Duty in Wheat Harvest
Montgomery county district judge J. W. Holdred excused any farmer with a wheat crop ready for harvest from jury duty. He said justice can wait when a ripe wheat crop cannot. The ruling reflects the harvest season and farming obligations facing jurors in Coffeyville Kansas.
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Coffeyville
Kan
Montgomery County
J. W .Holdred
Postpone Kidnap Hear in Miami June 13
A special grand jury was empaneled to weigh evidence against Franklin Pierce McCall in the James Bailey Cash Jr kidnap slaying. Illness of State Attorney George A Worrey delayed action until tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Franklin Pierce McCall
James Bailey Cash, Jr
George A. Worrey
Missionary Cumberland Fatally Shot in Dahuk
The U S Missionary Rev Roger Craig Cumberland of Laverne California a Presbyterian missionary in Troq was fatally shot by two natives at his Dahuk home yesterday. The State Department announced the killing today.
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U. S
Washington
State Department
Roger Craig Cumberland
Laverne
Calif
Troq
Dahuk
Unity Society study class on Denials at Congregational church
The study class in practical Christianity will meet Wednesday at 2 o clock in the parish house of the Congregational church. Miss Nettie Wyatt from the Department of Silent Unity leads the lesson. The public is invited to attend.
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Unity Society
Congregational Church
Nettie Wyatt
Department of Silent Unity
Traffic Violation Fine for Parking Charge
Hovey H. Hanna was fined $1 in police court this morning for poor parking as charged by the officer.
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Hovey H. Hanna
Poar
Judge Ray H Beals Dies At 56 In Kansas
Stafford Kansas June 18 Judge Ray H Beals 56 of the 20th judicial district court died Saturday of a heart attack at his home in St John He had served as district judge for 14 years Admitted to the bar in 1908 Beals graduated from the University of Kansas and was elected judge in 1924 Survivors include his widow a daughter Katherine a sister Mrs Maude Grindle and two brothers Frank and Herbert Beals Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at Memorial Chapel Burial will be in Stafford.
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Stafford
Kan
Ray H. Beals
20Th Judicial District Court
St. John
Beals
University of Kansas
Barton
Rice
Katherine
Maude Grindle
Frank
Herbert Beals
Cedar Rapids
Memorial Ghepre
Staford
Deaths and Funerals for Sturm and McCoy
Mrs. Wilhelmina Sturm 72 died at home near Clearfield. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm at Clearfield church, Rev C F Weiden saul officiating, burial in Clearfield cemetery. Survivors: husband John, daughter Minnie Murdock Edger ton, sons John George Daniel Eudora and David Wellsville, eight grandchildren. Mrs John McCoy 61 of Lost Springs died Sunday at sister Cora Scott in Lecompton. Funeral Tuesday 1 pm at United Brethren Church Lecompton, burial Maple Hill. Survived by husband John, son Philip Wizer Topeka, daughters H McMurtry Topeka and George Hoage Denver, Colo, sisters Cora Scott Nettie Glenn Lecompton, brothers J W Moore Fred Moore Will Moore Frank Moore Lecompton.
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Wilhelmina Sturm
Clearfield Church
C. F. Weidensaul
Eudora
Clearfield
Sturm
John Sturm
Minnie Murdock
Edgerton
John
George
Daniel
David
Wellsville
John McCoy
Lost Springs
Cora Scott
Lecompton
United Brethren Church
Maple Hill Cemetery
Denver, Colo
Nettie Glenn
J. W. Moore
Fred Moore
Will Moore
Frank Moore
Agree On Relief Bill Reaches Compromise In Washington
A joint conference committee reached a compromise on the administration relief bill totaling about 3.75 billion dollars. Two items totaling 213 million for farm benefits and 1 million for admin costs were sent back to the House for separate votes. The panel also cut WPA direct relief authorization from 125 million to 25 million to curb municipal shifting of relief costs.
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Washington
PIA Joint Conference Committee
House
Senate
Roosevelt
Adams
D-Colo
Allphins Head for Rockaway Beach for Red Cross Swim School
Mr and Mrs Herbert G Allphin depart tomorrow for Rockaway beach Lake Taneycomo Mo where Mr Allphin university of Kansas swimming coach will serve as instructor at the National Aquatic school sponsored by the American Red Cross He will teach basic swimming and standard first aid and they expect to return to Lawrence around June 26.
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Herbert G. Allphin
Rockaway Beach
Lake Taneycomo
Allphin
National Aquatic School
American Red Cross
University of Kansas
Taneycomo
Lawrence
Hays Child Drowns After Struggling Horse Incident
In Hays Kansas on June 13 10 year old Helen Kingsley died after attempting to ford a swollen stream on horseback. Her body was found the next day as her father Harrison Kingsley watched the horse riderless and tried to reach her.
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Helen Kingsley
Hays
Kan
Here
Harrison Kingsley
New Officers Elected in Kansas Postmasters Association
Ottawa Kansas June 13 A H A Simonton of Alta Vista elected president of the third and fourth class Kansas Postmasters Association at its annual meeting which ended late tonight J M Pope Hewins vice president and Miss Guila Clingan Chautauqua secretary treasurer were named to other officers
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Ottawa
Kan
H. A. Simonton
Alta Vista
Kansas Postmasters Association
J. M. Pope
Hewins
Guila Clingan
Chautauqua
Buffville Post Office Robbery Report in Fredonia
Robbers blasted open the Buffville post office on Saturday night and escaped with 22 dollars in cash 25 dollars in stamps six dress shirts and two work shirts from Fred L Miller the postmaster and store owner. The crime occurred June 13 in Fredonia Kansas.
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Buffville
Fredonia
Kan
Fred L. Miller
Forfeiture of Bond After No-Show on Over-Parking Charge
Jesse L. Harris of 1231 Kentucky forfeited a $1 bond after failing to appear before Police Judge Donald S. Hults. Harris had been arraigned on an over parking charge.
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Jesse L. Harris
Kentucky
Donald S. Hults
Harris
Plan for Socialized Medical Aid Debated by Doctors
San Francisco June 18 The American Medical Association leaders discuss a socialized system to treat the indigent and low income who cannot pay doctor bills. They acknowledge the demand has become too great for the profession to bear alone and consider federal funds as a solution. Dr J H Upham retiring president notes the need arising from low mood patients. Dr Irvin Abell new president cites physicians donating about 1 000 000 dollars in services daily to indigent patients. Both say the burden is excessive for the medical field.
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San Francisco
American Medicine
American Medical Association
J. H. Upham
Columbus
Irvin Abell
Louisville
Daughters of Rotarians Guest at Lawrence Meeting
About 20 daughters of Lawrence Rotarians attended the regular meeting in the Hotel Eldridge grill room. Fathers hosted the event and musical selections were by Phyllis Burgert and Winifred Hill.
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Lawrence
Eldridge
Phyllis Burgert
Winifred Hill
Joe Williams
Liberty Memorial High School
University of Kansas Extension Division
Church of the Brethren Conference
K. U
H. H. Nye
C. C. Ellis
Huntington
A. C. Baugher
Ralph Schlosser
Elizabethtown
John Hershay
Letig
Russell Showalter
Anderson
Ind
R. L. Denison
H. C. Kofeld
Colby
Vernon Rhoades
Yates Center
Lyle Read
Clay Center
Vern Brooks
Government owns nearly 86000 homes on anniversary
Washington reports the Home Owners' Loan Corporation marks five years in operation. Since 1933 it has lent over $3 billion to about 1 million homeowners and now owns about 86,000 dwellings, roughly half acquired through foreclosures in the past year.
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HOLD
Washington
Reputed Cedillo Follower Dies in Puebla Firefight
In Puebla on June 13 a battle near Chipilo village left Brigadier General Enrique Espejel Chavarria and his brother dead. Police killed two officers in the clash with the rebels. The incident follows reports of a large rebellion being quelled with machine gunfire.
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Puebla
Mexico
Enrique Espejel Chavarria
Saturnino Cedillo
Espejel
Chipilo
Move K U Picnic Inside at Robinson Gym
Unpredictable weather forces the summer session all school picnic at Kansas University to relocate from Brown’s grove to Robinson gymnasium. The 4:30 PM event includes dancing and games, with a weekly Monday night dance or party planned during the summer session.
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K. U
Robinson Gymnasium
Brown’s Grove
Jayhawk 4 H Club Holds First Summer Meeting
The Jayhawk 4 H club met at the Whitmans home to elect officers with Betty Mae Shultz as president and Lucille Hayden as vice president Virginia Shultz as secretary Areta Alford as reporter. A planning committee was named and refreshments were served. The next meeting is set for June 14 at the Roll sisters home.
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Jayhawk 4-H
Jayhawk 4-H Club
Anna Mae
Margaret Whitman
Betty Mae Shultz
Lucille Hayden
Virginia Shultz
Areta Alford
Eunice
Elvera
Lorraine Roll
Wallie's Bridesmaid Found Dead in Garage Car
Geneva Tl June 13 A Kane county coroner jury returns verdict of death by own action carbon monoxide poisoning Mrs George C Moseley 44 prominent Chicago socialite and former sister in law to the Duchess of Windsor was found dead in her garage with the car engine running She was bridesmaid at the 1916 Wallis Warfield Windsor wedding of her brother E Winfield Spencer
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Wallie
Geneva
George C. Moseley
Duchess of Windsor
Chicago
Moseley
E. Winfield Spencer
Wallis Warfield
Duchess of ‘Windsor
Son Missing in Spain Informs Kansas Parents
Mr and Mrs Ray Jackson of Syracuse Kansas seek assistance from the state department regarding their son Ray 31 missing in Spain since April He is a Washburn College graduate who joined the loyalist forces in Spain last March and has had no word since the battle of Fandss
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Spain
Dodge City
Kan
Ray Jackson
Syracuse
State Department
Ray
Washburn College
Fandss
Reporters Save Tourists Diary Work on Honeymoon
Prince Louis Ferdinand and Princess Kyra of Russia reveal a diary shortcut on their world honeymoon. Photographers and reporters collect impressions and the couple simply tell them what to write and clip the news.
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Chicago
Louis Ferdinand
Kyra
Russia
Kaiser Wilhelm
Senate Reports Deficiency Bill With Additions And Reductions
Washington June 13 the senate appropriations committee reported the house approved 277000000 deficiency appropriations bill adding 500000 for beginning construction of a dirigible for the navy The committee recommended boosts for housing authority administrative expenses from 2250000 to 4500000 and tax refund funds from 50000000 to 56052000 plus 1500000 for venereal disease work 200000 for forest product experiments 500000 for the national bituminous coal commission and cut 3075000 for military reenlistment allowances
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate
United States Housing Authority
Public Health Service
Agriculture Department
National Bituminous Coal Commission
WPA Foreman Suspended Over Drowning Photo Incident
WPA foreman E. S. Grigsby on a Blue River project has been taken off the job as an investigation probes charges he ordered news photographers away from a drowning scene. WPA district director Charles G Haake said photographers could resume shooting and a report will go to state director Matthew S Murray for instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Charles G. Haake
WPA
E. S. Grigsby
Blue River
Haake
Matthew S. Murray
Grigsby
Trial of Wally Mahan Set in Kansas City Courthouse
Trial of W. H. Mahan ousted labor organizer arrested as a key man after a series of window breakings and bombings was scheduled for tomorrow by Circuit Judge Marion D. Waltner in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Set Mahan
Kansas City
W. H
Wally) Mahan
Cirwut
Marion D. Waltner Toay
Dean Schwegler to Speak at KU Forum
Dean R. A. Schwegler, director of the summer session at Kansas University, will speak at the first educational forum tomorrow night at 7 o’clock in the ballroom of the union building. Educational forums are scheduled every Tuesday night throughout the session.
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Dean Schwegler
Dean R. A. Schwegler
K.U
Union Building
Tornado Toll to 14 Abilene Texas June 13
The Clyde tornado toll reached 14 as reports from Abilene Texas on June 13 confirm fatalities and injuries. Authorities continued search and relief efforts while residents assessed damage across affected neighborhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abilene, Tex
Clyde
Deaths of H. Baxter and I W Riscoe Reported
Deaths last night of H Baxter 75 and I W Riscoe principal of Alyce schools at Hendrick Memorial Hospital noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Baxter
I. W.riscoe
Alyce
Hendrick Memorial
Bishop Offers Shelter In Salisbury Palace Cavern
Dr Neville Lovett Bishop of Salisbury offers two private bomb proof shelters under his residence for city residents. Air raid precautions officers say the shelter would withstand even heavy bombs.
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Salisbury
Eng
Britain
Bishop’s
Neville Lovett
Farmers endure war losses in Central China study
The National Christian Council reports a census of Central Chinese villages found about 15 civilians killed or missing per village. Losses include looting damage to buildings grain and farm animals and crops, equating to an average annual income per farmer.
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Chengtu
Szechwan
National Christian Council
China
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