Farm measure signed by Hoover in landmark act
President Hoover used two pens to sign the farm measure, placing it into law and signaling a major campaign promise fulfilled. The ceremony drew congressional leaders, including Curtis, Longworth, and Hyde, as weeks of debate culminated in Senate passage and swift delivery to the White House.
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Washington
I Hoover
Curtis
Longworth
Hyde
Department of Agriculture
House
Senate
Aepoint Farm Board
Ny Hoover
Federal Farm Board
Sapraratiais
Commodity Councile
Si Hoover
Hoover
McNary Republic
Orteon
Representative Haugen
North Fourth street collision injures Howk and police report
A Ford driven by ninety year old Mr Howk of 1315 New York street collided with a jeep driven by S K Hall from the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis. The Ford overturned three times. Howk was injured and taken home by Chief Wil l Johns and Officer Richard Huces. A second item notes a runaway boy found in Lawrence after a week away, and Hoover requesting a 150 million dollar preliminary farm relief appropriation from Congress.
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Howk
New “York Street
Will Johns
Richard
Kansas- City
Kan
Dick” Hunter
Kansas’ City
Kans
Lawrence
James Messer
Renney
Kansas City
Ans
Weather forecast for Kansas with clear roads in Douglas County
The forecast calls for cloudy tonight and Sunday with possible local storms and continued warm conditions. Roads are currently clear to good, with Douglas County roads listed as good.
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Kansas
Benly
Gond
Douglas County
Kansas Senators Back Limited Tariff Revision Move
The Kansas senators Arthur Gapper and Henry J. Allen publicly back restricting tariff revision to agricultural commodities. They support Borah's proposal, arguing revision should be incidental to farm legislation and possibly cover textiles. They note the Republican platform and Hoover’s message urge limiting revision to agriculture and other needed commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
APJ
Kansas
Arthur Gapper
Henry J. Allen
Allen
Borah
Hoover
First University vesper concert opens season
Sunday evening at 7 in the University Auditorium the first of a trio of vesper services features the University String Quartet in farewell for Prof. Kugerstein er. Veit Russian national anthem variations and Ave Maria by Kaun Meribah Moore highlight the program with guest solos by Dorothy Knersteins and Lee S. Greene.
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Tamorjo
University Auditrium
Tie Fine Arts
Uai
Raymond A. Schwegler
School of Education
Sunhime
University
Kazi “Kugristeiner
Mola
Soda
Chicago
Veit
Caruso
Meribah Moore
Sorano
Selettio i
Waldemar Geitel
Les Greene
S. Greene
Dorothy Knersteins
D. Me Sw
Baseball roundup and scores from national league games
The summary covers NL results with New York and Pittsburgh, Boston and St Louis, Cincinnati, Philadelphia and Chicago, plus American League notes. Detroit beat New York 9 to 2 with Sorrell holding the Yanks to eight hits, Johnson homered for the visitors, and other midweek results are listed alongside a fire incident report in Kansas City.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Fitzsimmons
Henry
Scott
Hogan
Brame
Pe Hill
Petty
Hemsley
Boston
St Louis
R. Smith and Taylor
Alexander and Smith
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Mewney
Picinich
May
Rikey
Sukeforth
Philadelphia
Chicago
Roy and
I Bush
Horn
Grace
Cleveland T
Hudlin
Area Dearnshaw
Cochrane
Detroit
Sorrell
Yanks
Johnson
Andi
Hea
Pipgras
Heimach
Moore
Sheridan
Dickey
St. Louis
Brey
Schang
Russell
Bayne
Walsh
Berg
Li Lisks
Ruel
American Association
Ansas
Louisville - Fette
Peter Thompson
Stowaway blamed for fuel shortage on transatlantic run
Santander Spain June 15 AP report on the French aviators voyage to Paris in the Yellow Bird. A stowaway bore aboard caused fuel shortages forcing a late stopover at Cazaux near Bordeaux. The crew, Jean Assolant Rene Le Bernevigo Lex Armeno Loti, sought extra gasoline and parts from Madrid amid high tension and a tense reception at Le Bourget.
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Santander
Spain
Transatlon Ciers
Paris
Yellow Bird
Cauzaux
Bordeaux
Jean Assolany
Rene le Bevre
Cazaux
Air Ministry
Eel de Lotti
Mora
Comillas
Satander
St c
France
Atlantic
Jean -Assolant
Miost
Rene le Fernevigalex
Armeno Loti
Lchreiber
Maine
le Bourget
Schreiber
Spenish
Seforitas
Assolant
Antander
Bay of Biscay
Roders
Astierro
Steer
Lawrence Mayor's greetings by air to Kansas city
The Lawrence Massachusetts mayor Michael A. Landers sends greetings to Mayor Rankin of Lawrence Kansas via a flight arranged by Telezram Sun. The message extols intercity friendship and economic ties, wishing prosperity and continued growth for both cities and a closer bond between their people and industries. The letter ends with respect from Mayor Landers.
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Gruisers
Lawsens
Mijchael Ft
Ian
Lawrence
Arthur Abbott
Massachusetts
Telezram-Sun
Sour City
Kansas
Tamal- 50
Pacific Mills
Arlingtom Mills
AL. Stevens & Co
Sutton Mills
Indianapolis race tragedy claims Keech and injures Woodbury
Ray Keech the winner of the Indianapolis automobile race was killed instantly when his car crashed at the east turn after passing the 100 mile mark in a 200 mile event. Cli Woodbury, a well known racer, was badly hurt with possible skull fracture and internal injuries.
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Tipton
Lane 15
Ray Keech
Cli
Woodbury
Keech
Mercy Hospital
University summer registration tops previous year total
At the University, summer session registrations reached 1,626 by noon, beating last summer’s 1,577. Night counts show 18 percent ahead of the previous year’s 1,616 at a similar time, as final enrollment figures await Monday’s update and full credit carries in the kummer session. A portable crime detection laboratory is used by Los Angeles County Sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George O. Foster
Jintervals
Sheriff of
Los Angeles
Air Cruisers biplane lands after stormy 1600 mile flight
Charles Emerson piloted the Air Cruisers of Lawrence Massachusetts with passenger Arthur Abbott landing at Wells field south of the city on US highway 73 M1 after a five day journey plagued by bad weather. The duo started from Lawrence Tuesday morning and endured dense fog and strong winds before reaching Rochester Buffalo Detroit, then Lawrence where they were greeted at Hotel Eldridge by city officials.
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Charles Emerson
Arthur Abbott
Air Cruisers
Lawrence
Mass
Wells
Emerson
Abbott
Davenport
Town
Wells Field
Eldridge
Scatt
Chamber of Eihpierce
Will Johns
Lyle S. Powell
Chamber of Commerce
Journal-World
Jons
Tawrene
Mayer R. GC
Rankin
Lawrence Folograms
Rochester
Buffalo
Detroit
S, Incorporated
Lawrence Mass
Arthur
Michael A. Manders
Aibeer
Skyways
Lawrence, Mass
Patriot Day program honors flag with speeches at Elks hall
A large crowd attended a flag day program in the Elks club rooms by Lawrence lodge No. 15. Henry Albach and Judge Witeh Me Puls spoke on patriotism and flag meanings while C H Tucker led prayers. Flags were distributed to attendees as discussion covered sacrifice and national courage. In Topeka three men died in a high speed car crash into a house, Wahle of Dallas and Hogeboom of Topeka died en route, Broughton of Topeka survived with injuries and Washburn football alum Broanthon also died. The vehicle belonged to Broughton, a Washburn graduate and recent basketball coach hire.
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Eiks Club
Lawrence Impdge No. 15
The
Elks
Henry Albach
Witeh Me Puls
Lutheran Church
Albach
Mains
ET. Riling
C. H. Tucker
Topeka
Richard Wahle
Dallas
Tex
George Sheldon Hogeboom
Harold Broahton
Washburn
Jammne
Wahle
Adi A
Keene
Broughton
Hogeboom
Hr. B. Hareboom
Washburn College
Winfield
Kan
Woehle
Kanpa Sigma Fraternity
First Union Service Sunday in South Park
The summer Union Services in South Park begin tomorrow evening at 7:44 led by Pr Harrey A Gordon of Parse Methodist. A varied program includes songs, exercises, and a DVG playset for children directed by J A Keeler. Miss Margaret Drennoni sings. Rev Chas W Thomas directs singing as Trinity Lutheran chimes recall the service.
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South Park
Pr. Harrey A. Gordon
Parse Methodist Church
Lawrenes
J. £. Rynerson
J. A. Keeler
Margaret Drennoni
Chas. W. Thomas
the Park Commission
Trinity Lutheran Church
Lutheran Church
Ease Ety
Wheat on Kaufman Farm Ruined by Weather
George Kaufman of two miles south and a mile west of Kanwaka reports his seventy five acre wheat crop largely destroyed by a weather burst and heat. He expects less than five bushels per acre and may not have seed grain. He had ordered a binder but offered to cancel it.
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Douglas County
Journal‘ World Office
George Kaufman
Kanwaka
Mr. Kaufman
Kaufinah
Kaufman
Local boys win Harvard business degrees and new posts
Three Lawrence High School and University of Lawrence alumni earned Harvard business administration degrees this year. Howard Spencer plans a return to Boston to join Flinthote Corp as a roof pipes maker. Francis Teter links to James McCleery NYC department store. Sam Elliott will join The Standard Oil Co of Ohio. Leonard O Bryan leaves Montreal in June to join Mark Law travel tour and study aviation in Europe next year. Chevrolet and several ads follow.
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Lawrence High School
Harvard
Howard Spencer
Francis Teter
Sam Elliott
Spencer
Lawrence
Boston
Flinthote ‘Corporaon
Franceis
Teter
James McCleery
New York City
Sam Ellott
Standard Oil Company
Ohio
Leonard O’bryan
Montreal
Mark Law Travel Agency
Europe
Chevrolet
Allen Named On Cage Rules Body
Dr. Forrest C. Allen, director of athletics at the University, named to the joint basketball rules committee by Avery Brundage of the A.A.U. The appointment, wired from Daniel J. Ferris, places the Middle West third on the panel. Allen has a long coaching and playing record, including Kansas and Missouri connections, and will lead the Coaches Association in promoting an international 1932 Olympics tournament. He departs for Logan Utah tonight to teach in Utah Agricultural College coaches schools.
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Forrest C. Allen
University
United States
Avery Brundage
A. A.A
Allen Treturnest
Durant
Okla
Q Oklahoma Baptists
Daniel J. Ferris
ALA
Allen
Middlwest
James Naismith
Universit _ ra
Unitn of Missouri
National Collegiate, Athletic Association
Association of National Basketball Coaches
Chicago
Los Angeles
Utah
Coaches Association
Logany Utah
Utah Agricultural College
Bob Zupnkes
Ilinois University
Open verdict in death inquest for Marguerite White
In Caney Kansas a jurors inquest returned an open verdict on Marguerite White 21 found shot dead near Caney Wednesday night. The jury found she died at hands of unknown persons. Elmer Cales 28 a cowboy in Independence was implicated but fled after the incident and was later arrested in Bartlesville Oklahoma he claimed the girl shot herself while riding with him. Relatives say the death was not self inflicted.
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Caney
Kan
Agorgrer
Marguerite White
Elmer Cales
Independence
Cales
Bartlesville
Okla
Miss. White
Tales
Portland Air Derby Set to End in Cleveland
Portland will host the start of one of the air derbies during the national aeronautical meet in Cleveland. Julius L. Meier, head of the chamber of commerce aviation committee, announced the plan today. The race begins at Swan Island on August 24, with at least 30 top aviators expected to participate.
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Portland
Ore
Cleveland
National Aeronautical Meet
Julius L. Meier
Chamber of Commerce Aviation Committee
Swan Island
Packard Is Unimproved in Hospital Recovery Hopes Dwindle
Norfolk Nebraska report says Stanley Packard of Fort Smith Arkansas, a former University of Kansas student, shows no real improvement from a broken neck. He is conscious and able to talk with family, but doctors express virtually no hope for recovery.
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Norfolk
Neb
Stanley Packard
Fort Smith
Ark
University of Kansas
Packard
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Primo de Rivera
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Indianapolis
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Michael A. Landers
Elks Club
Texas
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Foster
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Graham Paige
Cage Rules
Midwest
Marguerite “White
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