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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1935

Page

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High Waters Sweep Swell Devastated Valleys Nationwide

Floods and heavy rains across Kansas Nebraska and Colorado wreak havoc in towns like Benkelman McCook Trenton Cambridge Concordia and La Grange. Lives lost include Mrs Harold Mosier near Benkelman and evacuations stretched residents to higher ground as Republican Smoky Hill and Neosho rivers surged. Bridges washed out rail lines damaged farms and roads while vaccine shortages and typhoid fears complicated response efforts.

Teir Farm Nebraska McCook Neb Republican River Here Cambridge Trenton Cunbertson

Colorado Flood Threat Diminished By Cool Weather

In Colorado the flood threat eased in the mountains as cool weather reduced snowmelt and river levels. Turbulent streams fed by melted snow risked high water on the plains where the Little Arkansas and North Fork rivers breached banks near Salida. Water fell a foot, with no serious damage reported, though dynamite was used yesterday to manage flow.

Colorado Plain Bethune Colorado Rock Island Railroad Republican Nebraska Kansas Rock Island Deerfield Badger Creek Neosho Chanute Kan Parsons Marais Des Cygnes Ottawa Burden Grouse Creek Winfield Frisco Tiber Creek Cedar Vale Walnut River Denver Plains Salida Little Arkansas North Fork Public Service Company of Colorado

Alabama, Georgia leaders chosen to head state relief groups

Washington June 17 The Holt of Alabama and Miss Gay B Shepperson of Georgia were selected by Harry L Hopkins to head two of five state administrator groups. The Alabama man was assigned his state along with Wyoming Nebraska Colorado New Mexico Kansas Oklahoma Texas Arkansas Louisiana and Mississippi. The groups will assemble tomorrow after today’s conferences.

Washington Thed Holt Alabama Gay B. Shepperson Georgia Harry L. Hopkins

Writ in Mooney case to be heard by state high court

The California Supreme Court issued a writ of habeas corpus for Mas J Mooney, a San Francisco 1916 Preparedness Day bomber. The writ is returnable June 27, moving the legality of Mooney's imprisonment before the state’s highest tribunal.

Mooney San Francisco California State Supreme Court Mas J. Mooney

W C T U Meeting At Local Church Today

About 50 members of the W C T U gathered at the Methodist church for a motorcade meeting led by Mrs. Lydia Wellman and Mrs. A B Connor. The program included welcomes greetings, reports, solos, and talks by county and district leaders.

W.C.T.U Methodist Church Lydia Wellman A. B. Connor Douglas County Wellman Winchester Conner Danley Connor Mr. Lucas Presbyterian Church of Vinland C Fe, Birch Arold Fisher

Will Ask PWA Grant for State Tuberculosis Sanatorium

A Kansas City delegation asked Gov. Alf Landon to apply for a 250000 PWA grant to build a tuberculosis sanatorium in Topeka near Bell Memorial hospital. W T Willette said 100 percent grant possible, state takeover considered, Norton hospital overburdened with 8000+ waiting list, need for eastern state patients. The group urged locating the facility in Topeka for proximity to KU medical school.

Topeka UPI Kansas City Kan Alf M. Landon W. T. Willette Norton Audh Willette Kansas Citians Bell Memorial Hospital University of Kansas School of Medicine Chamber

Deserters Escape After Canton Naval Revolt

Hongkong June 17 The Canton government two greatest cruisers Haichi and Haishen deserted and slipped to sea after groundings near Whampoa. Crew, mostly northerners, complained of pay and service. Artillery and air attacks by loyal forts failed to stop them. ships headed toward Fukien port Shanghai amid crossfire.

Associated Press Hongkong Canton Haichi Haishen Whampoa Fukien Shanghai Nanking

Italy mobilizes nearly one million as war footing grows

Rome announces a semi war footing with about a million men called to arms and silver nationalized. Italy speeds troop and material departures to East Africa as the Italo Ethiopian arbitration commission plans to reconvene. Mussolini proclaims readiness for Europe and Africa, while the commission eyed by the United States seeks a peaceful settlement but faces skepticism.

Africa Europe Rome Italy East Africa Coliseum Mussolini East Benjamin Pitman Potter Arbitration Commission Netherlands

Storms Hit Oklahoma and Arkansas Flooding Cities

Oklahoma City reports two boys killed and their fathers injured by a tornado near Russellville Arkansas. Lightning near Big Bend Oklahoma fatally injures another boy and injures his father. Wide floods threaten Nowata and Choctaw counties as rivers rise. roads and water supplies disrupted. A flood control meeting in Lawrence Kansas will discuss forming a comprehensive levee district with Army engineers and state officials in attendance. B. Russell will preside.

Oklahoma City Red River Oklahoma Arkansas Granville Gibson Thomas A. Gibson Russellville Ark Freddie Gates Ed Gates Big Bend Okla Choctaw McCurtain West Fork Arthur City Hugo Choctaw County Kiamichi Heavener Leflore Black Fork Creek Nowate County Kansas Nowata County Missouri Pacific Clarksville Lamar North Lawrence Chamber of Commerce Lawrence Douglas County United States Army Engineers State Engineers George Knapp Division of Water Resources State of Kansas State Highway Department Union Pacific Railroad Grant Township

Richetti Defense Opens in Kansas City Murder Trial

The state closes its murder case against Adam Richetti for the Union Station shootings. Defense attacks prosecution witnesses including Mrs. Lottie West while Charles Floyd and Verne Miller are named co‑suspects. Richetti faces specific charges for killing Detective Herman’s death in the 1920s gun battle.

Kansas City Adam Richetti Union Station Frank Nash Richetti Charles Pretty Boy

Two Checks Bypassed In Eudora Gas Theft Incident

A man passed two worthless checks in Eudora on Saturday reports the sheriff. A $7 grocery payment at Daugherty's used a Mor tis Cohen signature from 800 Louisiana street drawn on Lawrence National bank. A $9 gasoline charge at a Conoco station used L M Walters signature on Lawrence National bank. Walters says no such check was given. The suspect left with three gallons of gas in a can and fled in a car.

Eudora Hoe Daugherty Mortis Cohen Louisiana Street Lawrence National Bank Cohen Conoco L. M. Walters

Baseball Roundup Highlights NL and AL Games Across Cities

Today’s National League action features the Giants routing the Cardinals 14 to 7 as Paul Dean scores off early. Berger powers the Braves past the Reds with two homers in a doubleheader split, while Pittsburgh blasts the Phillies 12 to 5 behind Wat-kins and J Moore. Klein hits two homers for the Cubs in a 5-3 win over the Dodgers. also notes postponed games due to wet grounds and rain across multiple venues.

New York Giante Paul Dean Ray Harrell Cardinals St. Louis New York Q Dean Delancey Schumacher Mancuso Boston Berger Braves Cincinnati Reds Cincinnati Schott Ith Lombardi Brandt Hogan Derring MacFayden Philadelphia Pittsburgh Vietory Phillies Watkins J. Moore Swift Waters Prim Bowman Wilson Brooklyn Chuck Klein Cubs Dodgers Chicago Earnshaw Opez

House Pushes Must Bills in Rapid Sessions

Washington dispatch describes the House accelerating action on administration bills. Speaker Burns urge speed, aiming to adjourn by mid July. Measures include nuisance tax extension, TVA, federal alcohol control, motor bus regulation, and coal legislation by Guffey and Snyder. NRA revival and relief work program also move forward.

Washington House Burns Snell Byrns Utilities Holding Company Tennessee Valley Authority Guffey- Snyder Coal Guffey- Snyder NRA Ways and Means Representative Snyder D.-Pa McSwain D.-S.c House Military Committee National Recovery Administration Congress Roosevelt James L. O'Neill Senate

Clipper Ship Starts Return Hop to Mainland

Midway Island via Pan American radio reports the Pan American Clipper began its return flight to the U S mainland. The 1500 mile hop to Honolulu is expected in a bit over nine hours and thirteen minutes due to headwinds and extra flight checks. Captain Edwin C Musick and a five member crew piloted the voyage after takeoff at 10 54 a m central standard time.

Midway Island Pan American Radio Honalu Honolulu Edwin C. Musick

Two carpenters injured in Oswego roof collapse

Oswego Kansas June 17 two carpenters P Elmer Walters 52 and Ted Scott 55 fell 40 feet when the ice plant roof they were repairing caved in. Walters suffered broken ribs and shock while Scott was less seriously hurt. The roof had been damaged by a fire last week. Marcus Schell of Topeka sustained an injured right arm in a Baldwin junction auto accident and was in Lawrence Memorial Hospital with improved condition.

Oswego Kan Elmer Walters Ted Scott Walters Scott Marcus Schell N. Chandler Street Topeka Lawrence Memorial Hospital Baldwin Junction

Long Share Wealth Substitute Rejected by Senate

Washington June 174 The share wealth substitute for the administration social security bill was rejected by the senate. Senator Long would have provided old age pensions for all over 60 with income under 500 or net worth under 3 000 financed by a wealth levy starting at 1 percent for fortunes over 1 000 000 rising to 99 percent above 8 000 000. The plan was defeated by a chorus of noes without a record vote.

Washington Senate Long D-La

Rotary speaker Bruce Hurd outlines rail progress and risks

Bruce Hurd Santa Fe attorney spoke at Rotary about rail growth and public reliance on rail transport. He noted 1914 law training, a Kellogg alumni wife, and daughter Katherine at Kansas University. He described diesel engines, air conditioning upgrades, rising speeds, and rail jobs worth millions as railroads seek revived patronage. He pointed to Fare cuts and faster freights, with Trains and engines pushing technological advances while private investment funds improvements.

Bruce Hurd Santa Fe Kansas Rotary Hurd Madeline Nachtman K. A Katherine Hurd Lawrence Western Railroads K. U Chicago Pacific Topeka Dodds Dolph Simons Harold Constant

More Attending Summer Classes at Kansas University

Total KU summer session enrollment reaches 1201, up 58 from last year with 30 in the medical school at Rosedale down five. Gains appear in the graduate school liberal arts and sciences and education while other schools stay stable. law almost unchanged after a record enrollment.

University of Kansas Rosedale College of Liberal Arts and Sciences School of Education School of Law K. U Feee

Kaw Valley Potato Yield Over a Million Bushels

Flood damages in Kaw Valley cut potato acreage. 1935 yield projected at 4,094,000 bushels by US and state boards, down from 7,15,000 in 1934 and below the 1929–1933 average. About one third of 12,500 acres planted washed out, leaving 8,750 for harvest. Eastern fields hardest hit. Lawrence area shows good prospects only west of town. valley condition at 80 percent. Scott County acreage estimated at 550 acres, down from 750, with fair to good condition.

Topeka Kaw Valley United States Department and State Board of Agriculture F. K. Reed Federal Agricultural Statistician Lawrence Scott County Kansas

Grand Jury Takes Up Tacoma Kidnapping Case

A Tacoma grand jury will meet Wednesday to weigh charges against Harmon M Waley and his wife in the $200000 kidnapping of George Weyeauser. Federal agents say the couple confessed their roles and trial under the Lindbergh law could begin in about three weeks. Mrs Waley, held in Olympia, was not confirmed to be pregnant after officials sent a doctor to examine her.

Tacoma Wash UPI Harmon M. Waley George Weye Aeuser

Stock Market Index Report Saturday 60 stocks at 44.2

The stock index averaged 60 shares closed at 44.2 with Saturday trading showing a slight uptick. Investors tracked gains across the board as notable names shifted positions, signaling cautious momentum in the market.

Weather Summary Kansas Forecast and Road Conditions

Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with cooler temperatures in the extreme east. Roads vary from fair to muddy across Topeka Ottawa Emporia Manhattan Wichita Arkansas City and Pittsburg with hard rains reported in Manhattan Pittsburg and Arkansas City. Gas office records show yesterday’s high 45 and today’s low 68 with 2 inches rainfall by 6 am.

Kansas Topeka Ottawa Emporia Manhattan Wichita Arkansas City Pittsburg Manhattn Arkansasity Douglas County

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