Wrecked aircraft records recovered after high mountain crash
West recalls mission noting Major Martin may have survived if not for the crash near Port Moller. Two trips were made to recover personal effects in November and instruments in February. Even if intact, the ascent from 1,600 feet above sea level to the summit would have been impossible due to surrounding 4,000 to 6,000 foot peaks.
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Martin
Alva- Ll
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Port’ Moller
Gourttry
West
Invents Radio Phones Aim to Link Cities in Mexico
Gustavo Salinas head of the army aviation department previews an invention to connect telephone and broadcasting systems across the republic. The device would allow any user to call any person in any city, promising equal access to telephony and radio features nationwide.
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Mexico City
Associated “Press
Gustavo Salinas
Army
Aviation Department
Deaths and Funerals of Miss Sisson in Syracuse
Miss Sisson, sister of Prof. FE Sisson and Dr. E Be Sisson, longtime educator in Lawrence and Syracuse, died morning. Funeral services will be at her old family home in Ham, West Virginia, per the Lawrence report.
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Lawrence
Trace ‘Sisson
Syracuse
No. Y
University Ra
E. Be Sisson
Ies
Mi ‘Sisson
Bebo
West’ Virginia
Ham- Y
Ming
Decorous Husbands Best Coeds Declare Standards
A University of California southern branch survey of 595 coeds reveals what they consider ideal husbands. The questions covered income expectations, moral decorum, and family plans, with emphasis on respectable, nonrawdiet lifestyle and social standing. The civic group organized the study to outline necessary standards for husbands among modern college men.
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Los Angeles
Associc Press
California, Southern Branch
Warsaw Red Cross School Marks Third Commencement
In Warsaw on June 12 a local school funded to aid Polish Red Cross workers held its third commencement. Twelve diplomas were awarded to young girls completing a two year course. Headmistress Bridge spoke in Polish, a language she has mastered since 1921. The school’s work is highly valued by the Polish government which has set aside funds for a new building. Poll tax payments were noted as coming due, with a thirty day notice recently sent and a closing date around June 27.
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Warsaw
Saw Knedie School
Ile Tiss
Pine A Wet DISH Weather Bets Pleasures Initio
Fragmentary OCR text provides no clear events or identifiable entities. The readable bits hint at weather or dish themes but lack concrete people places organizations dates or outcomes for a coherent card summary. Unable to extract a definite news item.
Sweden to Electrify Railways and Use Motors for Transport
Sweden plans broad electrification of railways aided by abundant water power. New shipyard orders favor motor propulsion, with more than 80 percent of ships under construction powered by motors. Diesel trucks and railroad trucks are replacing steam locomotives on shorter hauls, as Sweden converts the Halmstad-Nazea line from steam to a railroad truck capable of 3.5 tons at 25 mph.
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Tiolhatthn
Swédar
Associated Press
Sweden
Halmstad-Nazzja
Deva, Company of Westerns
Typ Ind
Congtri
Scopes Case Rumors Stir Tennessee Courts
June 15. Rumors swirl around Prof. J T Scopes and the Tennessee anti evolution law as authorities consider how to handle the Dayton teacher case. Reports claim origins in Nashville though not confirmed. Law enforcement and bar officials are expected to play a role. Postal Picnic attendance in Lawrence recalls 500 workers with games and noon meal. Real Estate Board meets to discuss class listings and moving trends in Lawrence.
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Chattanooga
Tennesee
J.T. Scopes
Dayton
Nashville
Tennessee
Extravagant American Tips Stir Atlantic Vessel Tales
Reports from Southampton floating amid US State Department chatter recount generous American travelers tipping crews at sea. Steamship staff describe one millionaire paying $10 to every crew member and $25 to officers on a single voyage, totaling about $10,000, and another passenger gifting $400 after a six day crossing from New York.
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Southampton
A. P
American State Department
Atlantic
York
Enrollment at 282 summer school opens at Haskell Institute
The third annual summer school opened today with 282 pupils enrolled. The four week term aims to help students make up work. Independent notes mention larger past enrollments and the session at Kansas University with 1409 to 1600 projected, plus Yale defeating Harvard 7914 to 554.
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Haskell Institute
University of Kansas
George O. Foster
Atrocities Reported in Canton Slaughter of Yunnanese
A Hong Kong dispatch cited by the Evening Post reports that over 700 Yunnanese were killed in Canton after the city fell to the Canton army. Victims allegedly beaten, drowned, and some crucified, while mobs outside the French concession drove others from hiding. Sailor mediation reportedly halted further killings. Hundreds remain in Canton, fearing exposure.
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New York
Evening Post
Hongkong
Canton
Cartan
Faure
Esm
Mahder
Robin
Chihese
Letters of Appreciation From Scoop Hill on KU Commencement
Alfred G Hill former KU Alumni Association secretary writes to Fred Ellsworth praising the smooth commencement program and the impressive Baccalaureate and exercises in the Stadion. He also commends Chancellor Lindley's five years of service and KU's strides under his guidance.
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Alfred Hill
Fred Ellsworth
University of Kansas ‘Alumni Association
Alfred G
Hill
K. U. Association
K.U
Oce
Lindley
K. U
al- Uyni
Germans Stay at Home Berlin Emigration Slows
In Berlin on June 8 the Associated Press reports that pressure on American consulates for U S visas has eased as German conditions improve under the Dawes plan. Thousands who once sought emigration now stay, with consulate notices showing applicants from a year ago postponing or canceling plans to leave Germany.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Germany
United States
Republic
America
P. i
Prohibition Aid Sought by U S Workers Leader
Hull England June 1 Asso ciated Press Gerald France president of the National and Commercial Temperance Union tells conference prohibition in the United States has promoted thrift home building happiness and prosperity and would help Britain reduce unemployment He also salutes the sinking of bootlegging vessels and hopes bootleggers lose their wealth to protect Britain’s name.
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Hull
England
Associated:Press
United States
Gerald France
National and Commercial Temperance Union
France
Jolly
Roger
Britain
Tee
Correction on V F W officers elected at annual encampment
Wichita man Louis Rosenberg discloses errors in Saturday report on officers elected at the state department veterans of foreign wars encampment. Corrected list names department inspector Thaddeus McShane of Kansas City and others including Frank Stillwell and C K Shoemaker. local officers W J Werty and W F Batted and Dr A R Tis named in corrected report.
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Kan
State Department
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Louis Rosenberg
New
Thaddeus McShane
Kansas City
Advancate
Frank Stillwell
C. ‘K.shoemaker
Parsons
Mmr
Rosenberg
W. J. Werty
W. F. Batted
A. R. Tis
Local News Briefs Spans Traffic Diagrams and Campus News
A plan to arm the Eldridge house corner policeman with a feather duster provokes response as a heavy stick incident disrupts traffic on Massachusetts streets. Heavy trucks may be barred on the street. a routing change for larger trucks is proposed. At Haskell Institute many students leave for summer vacation and stores shift early closing from now until September. Chancellor Lindley will address Ball Teachers College seniors in Marion Indiana. Architect George Beal sails for a European study tour, returning to resume duties at the University of Kansas in the fall.
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Lawrence
Pantil
George M. Beal
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New York City
England
Italy
France
Pba
University of Kensas
Falt
Personal notices of travel and social events
Mr and Mrs ALB Elliot left yesterday for a two week vacation visiting Garnett briefly then the Ozark Mountains. Mrs W B Hutchinson Lois and Clifford Hutchinson spend a few days at the Hester home before returning to Des Moines. Mr and Mrs Phenceie and Mr and Mrs Natce from Lawrence attended a reception by W T Blakely for Mr and Mrs W T Blakely Junior returning from Texas. Mrs Edward Hislop Esther Roberts Trene Roberts Mabel Hertzler Joanna Filer will attend the national Kappa Phi convention June 18 to 20 at Hollister Missouri. Mr and Mrs Willard Martin have gone to Denver Colorado to make their home. Martin formerly headed the Fischer Shoe store's shoe shining shop.
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Garnett
Ozark Mountains
B. Hutchinson
Lois
Clifford Hutchinson
FS. Hester
Hom
Des Moines
Phenceie
Natce
Lawrence
W. T. Blakley
J W.T. Blakely Junior
Texas
Edward Hislop
Esther Roberts
Trene “Roberts
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Joanna Filer
Hollister
Missouri
Willard Martin
Denver
Coro
Martin
Fischer Shoe Store
Italian papers defy fascist press by publishing censored titles
Rome reports detail a new tactic of anti fascist papers. When editions are suppressed, a “modest item” lists the offending article title to reveal content. Examples include a piece titled Responsibility in Popola Italia and a comment on Minister Rocca’s response to a parliamentary query. London Zoo imports ninety Abyssinian sacred baboons, housing them in a heated, sunlit cage preparations.
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Associated ‘Press
Popola Q Italia
Rocca
de Marisco
London
Abyssinia
London Zoo
Amateur Theatre Regulation Sparks Vienna Controversy
Vienna notes amateur acting gains, professionals claim remedy by restricting plays and admissions. Police alerted if amateurs attempt evasion, limiting productions to Goethe Schiller Lessing and classics. Sargent Will Protested in London. painter’s will largely to sisters Emily Sargent and Violet Ormond valued at 25,203 pounds. Seven Die in Auto Accidents in St Louis area today and yesterday. toll includes four men two boys and a girl.
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Vienna
Associated ‘Preas
Cordingly
Goethe
Schiller
Lessing
Sargent
London
John Singer Sargent
Iti
Emily Sargent
Violet Ormond
St. Ous
A. P
Teyday
Parents told readiness to fight is inherent to every youth
Mathew P. Adams a Moose home superintendent urges fathers to equip sons with boxing gloves and teach self defense, arguing fighting is natural yet requires guidance. He cites eight to fourteen as critical, warns against both encouraging bullies and forbidding all fighting, and advocates balanced training and peaceful resolution.
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Mathew P. Adams
Great Moose Home
Dannot
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