Lawrence City Tennis Tournament to Begin June Twenty Third
Lawrenc e players race to enter a city tennis tourney with daily practice on courts. Entries cost 2 dollars for singles and 1 dollar per partner for doubles. many entrants seek experience as no clear favorites emerge. The event, limited to men and women singles and doubles, may be cancelled if entries remain too few. junior event not planned now.
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Lawrence
City
Netsters
Pnert
Journal-World
Lony
June near average despite cool days at KU
Meteorologist J Posey of the University of Kansas cites sixty years of records showing June this year near average for temperatures and rainfall. The coolest June days mirror 1915, with a low around 52 compared to 41 last year, while the hottest day reached 89. Rainfall so far in June stands at about 4.74 inches versus a June average of 4.88 inches.
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J. Posey
University of Kansas
Rhin
Harvest Hands in Want Reach Kansas Wheat Belt
In Wichita and central western Kansas, thousands of harvest workers face hunger as cold rain delays cutting. Jobless, penniless men roam towns like McPherson, Dodge City, Pratt, and Great Bend seeking food while Salvation Army and local officials provide shelter and aid. County officials mobilize resources for the needy.
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Wichita
Kans
Tortheansas
McPherson
Dodge City
Pratt Lyons
Great Bend
Kansas
Salvasion
Commis-Ion
Presbyterian
Butler to Discuss Adequacy of Christianity
Dr Wim H Butler to discuss adequacy of Christianity at First Presbyterian Church preaching Sunday morning. Questions include whether Christianity is adequate and if salvation is possible for those who have not heard of Christ. Dr Paul B Lawson will speak from the pulpit at First Church on Sunday morning June 2.
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Wim. H. Butler
William H. Butler
Naster
First Presbyterian Church
Paul B. Lawson
The
Son
Lawson
San Francisco
Calif
Taxpayers rush county treasurer to pay taxes in Lawrence
Long lines of taxpayers crowded the county treasurer office in Lawrence as Monday looms as the final day to pay taxes. Delays on road improvements due to rain hindered construction work.
Byrd Transatlantic Flight Delayed by Weather
Severe weather delays Commander Byrd's trans Atlantic hop off. Weather keeps timing uncertain with reports of a fourth crew member and requests from women for involvement.
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Byrd
New York
University artists to perform joint recital at Fraser Hall
Faculty contralto Alice Moncrieff and violinist Waldemar Geltch prepare a two part recital at Fraser Hall Tuesday at 8 o clock with Dean Swarthout as accompanist. Program includes De Re Major concerto movements and Strauss and Dvořák selections.
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Alice Moncrieff
Waldemar Geltch
University School,of Fine Arts
D. M. Swarthout
Fraser Hall
Allezzo
Magstoso
Ardante
Mr. Geltehome
Traurt
Reh di Strauss
Ieraice
Engel Dvorak
Was It the Wildest Lindbergh Tells Reporters at Luncheon
At a St Louis luncheon Charles A Lindbergh asked reporters if the welcome abroad was the wildest seen, noting enthusiasm in New York and Washington. He avoided a definitive comparison. Meanwhile Major league baseball results from June 18 covered the American and National Leagues with decisive games in Boston, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and New York.
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St. Louis
New York
Washington
Abian
Charles A. Lindbergh
Boston
Lunderen
Cleveland
Indians
Buckey L. Sewell
Junggren
Hartley
Philadelphia
Timaly
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Chicago
oOata Thomas
Jacobs
McCurd Crease
Gr Pate
Cochrane
Earl Smith
Dave Bancroft
Pittsburgh
Boston Today
Tala Boson
Oan
Ieea
Hagan
Kremer N Smith
Gooch
Iitalelpinia
Aund Wilton
Osbern Ferguson
Hartnett
Fitzsimmons
Taylor, Alexander and Snyder
Braokiop
Opening of Dail Eireann may bar visitors
AP dispatches report that amid potential trouble at the opening of the new Dail Eireann next Thursday the speaker Prof Michael Waves will not issue visitor tickets. Deputies must take an oath of allegiance to the King. Eamon de Valera of Fianna Fail opposes any such oath and vows not to comply. A manslaughter verdict is noted.
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Belfarelan
Dane
Om Duhepatches
Dail Eireann
Michael Waves
Ehamn
Dail
Kine
Eamon de Valera
Fianna Fail
Blanny Fail
State Police Involved in Guilty Verdicts in Meaney Case
In Flemington New Jersey State Police officers Daniel F. Rogers and Alfred K. Larsen were found guilty by a jury of manslaughter in the death of Beatrice Meaney after a fatal shooting at the Meaney farm on December 81. Twelve other officers and two animal cruelty society agents were acquitted on related charges. The nine men and three women jury deliberated for 24 hours.
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Flemington
Noj
Dung
Daniel F. Rogers
Alfred K. Larsen
Beatrice Meaney
Meaney
Barley Trade Debated as U S Seeks Market Access
U S barley growers await federal actions influencing grain standards amid European changes in England Germany and Canada. Officials Beasley and Deaudin oversee grain supervision while disputes over the 48 pound making barley contract and Atlantic port shipments test U S trade policy and inspection rules at Montreal and under Canada’s system.
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United States
England
Germany
America
States Bureau of Astry
Hid
Beasley
Europe
California
Atlantic
Amerie
Montreal
Dominion
Roller bearing trains transform rail travel with new tech
Officials hail the introduction of roller bearing trains, highlighting wheels on pivoted trucks, horizontal locomotive balance, automatic airbrakes, and reduced riding discomfort. The innovations promise higher speeds, less friction, and safer operation of long cars on curves.
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Uh Rege
American ‘Railroading
Chica
Milwanuskee and
St. Paul
Clarke Nye Held in Waukegan Conspiracy Case
Clarke C Nee oil company head and former Eureka Kansas banker was held in custody in Waukegan on a conspiracy charge involving about 100000 and four locals. A warrant named four others but authorities withheld names. Nye waived examination and remained in custody pending further action.
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Waukegan
Clarke C. Nee
Eureka
Kans
Wau
Nye
Wichith
British Aviators Down in Failed India Mission Near SuNoTk
The report notes British aviators forced down near SuNoTk while attempting a new mission to India. It mentions losses and injuries to pilots Fen and Worth and references attempts to regain prestige and authority in aerial warfare.
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India
SuNoTk
Lance
Fen
Aniell
Lins
Avere
Martlay Heath
Alescend
Jando
Elopement Costs Title Son of Japanese Baron Loses Inheritance
ABP reports Ryoichi Takeuchi son of a baron caused scandal by eloping with film star Inko Okada in Japan. Imperial household intervened ruling Takeuchi would not inherit his father's title if the father did not disown him.
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Japan
Imperatechold Department
Ryoichi Takeuchi
Take
Inko Okada
Imperial Household
Actress Emilie Melville Maintains Youthful Voice at 78
A San Francisco radio feature argues age cannot dull talent as Emilie Melville, once a famed actress, continues to captivate audiences. Her career began in Philadelphia with a notable debut and she later starred in major productions, including engagements in railway and theater circles across the United States and Australia.
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Herty
Aix
San Francisco
Emeilie Melville
Andea
Edrt
Booth
Australia
Alpha Delta Pi entertains with bridge luncheon
Miss Ruth Wellmatt and Miss Martha Wellman hosted twelve guests in lavender and blue for a rush party afternoon. Prizes included a French boudoir candle holder and Italian pottery pitcher won by Miss Jessie Underwood and Miss Anne Kent. Out of town guests included Miss White of Ellsworth and Alice Drennon of Kan.
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Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
Bridge
Ruth Wellmatt
Martha, Wellman
Jessie Underwood
Anne Kent
Margaret Riggs
Ruth Campbell
Madeline . McKone
Anne S Kent
Louise’ Wood
Esther Cowgill
Tola
Miss White
Ellsworth
Alice Drennon
Kany
Local moves and visits noted in scattered notices
Mrs Vinyard will leave Wednesday to join her husband in Kansas City and live at 121 West Thirty ninth. Mrs Laycule Haines, former Quincy teacher, visits Miss Leta Kennedy and returns to Enid Oklahoma. B C Mull travels to Saliza en route to Hollywood after visiting relatives. Martha Sharon of Ottawa spends weekend with Halen Skilton and Vivian Skirwood. Mr and Mrs W C Sproull arrive from Tonrep after a week away and Maude Subet Gibb drives to Teich. Grandmother Mrs Freda Rudolph returns home to Hamilton Maine. Ann aihbe and Miss tl listed in transit notices.
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Robert Vinyard
Vinyard
Kansas City
West Thirty- Ninth Street
Laycule Haines
Quincy
Til
Leta Kennedy
Haines
Enid
Okla
B. C. Mull
Saliza
Hollywood
Cal
Martha Sharon
Ottawa
Halen Skilton
Vivian Skiron
Maudesubet Gibb
Pteich
Freda Rudloph
Hamilton
Annaihbe
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence Area
Obituary notices recount the deaths of Mrs. C. M. Luther and W. H. Morris near Lecompton and Lawrence. Mrs. Luther, born in Waterloo, Quebec, died after a hip injury complications, survived by husband G. M. Luther and children Mrs. R. B. Balch and others. services at Ponganaxie chapel with Rev. Charles Schofield. Morris funeral at his Lecompton home burial in Lecompton cemetery. Mrs. Charles Brown dies near Lawrence. funeral at Green Methodist church with burial at Leavenworth cemetery.
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C. M. Luther
Sarah
Idabeth Lawrence Luther
Anes Lawrents
Massachusetts
Lawrence
Kans
Waterloo
Quebec Province
Canada
Cheshe
M. Luther
Chazy
New York
Kangag
Busi
Ponganaxie
Luther
Alvay
Jung
G. ML. Tavther
RB. A. Balh
Kansas
Texak
Lawrences
Chas. Schofield
Tonganoxie
W. H. Morris
W. H. Morri
Lecompton
Mr. Morris
Charles Brown
Miles
Grenn
Marriage Licenses Report From Amarillo and Nearby
Marriage licenses issued include Roy M. Varey of Amarillo and Vera Breithart, to be married by a minister in Eudora. Judge Menger to perform the ceremony. Also noted are Weber of Topeka and Edman of Leavenworth, with Georgie Barwell of Leavenworth.
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Roy MM. Varey
Amarillo
Vera Breithart Dara
Horace. Wallace
Eudor
Judge Menger
Ain Cere
Egup
Weber
Topeka
Vyn Edman
Leavenworth
Georgie Barwell
Franklin Farmers Union Life Insurance Picnic Report
At the Franklin local No 1809 picnic on June 10 at 7, about seventy members and friends attended. C Brown of Farmers Union Life Insurance spoke. the meeting opened after the social hour with no roll call due to absent secretary. Mrs M Schutz, M Walters, Frank Fox and I D Marin contributed.
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Franklin loval-No
Franklin
Lu cia'ti Tonight Orchestra Leads NYC Broadcasts
United Press reports the NBC grand host troupe presents Verdi or Donizetti Lucia di Lammermoor tonight through the network with Genia Zielinska, Giuseppe di Benedetto, and Giovan Giovanelli as principal soloists under Cesare Sadero. Listings detail daylight saving times, station schedules by city, and ensemble performances across multiple affiliates and programs.
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Lucia
New York
U.R
National
Odnizetti
Genia Zielinsi
Giuseppe di Benedetto
Giovan Giovanelli
Douglas County Farmers Unite at Lone Star Meeting
The second quarterly meeting convened at Lone Star on Thursday June 9 with a plan for local representation on an investigating committee. Douglas County has 14 Farmers' Union locals and a Franklin local contingent attended. A local to be appointed from each to serve on the investigation group, with L. M. Walters retained as Frank’s representative. A picnic at Lone Star Incal announced for July 4 with two programs, and a brief musical after reports.
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Douglas County
Franklin
UM. Walters
L. M. Walters
Our
Ideal
Franks
Farmers’ Union
Ighta
J Martin
Michael Schutz
Myss Frank Fox
George Hardiny
Tames Anderson
Tone Star
Aallannel
Lemuel Cox
Ab Jele
Misa Ali Smith
John Smoats
B. F.dudy
Lawrencr S Grant
Michael Teizmen
Dorothy
Agnes Vlorence
Prankfort
Aspent
Avi Vlorence
Mis Ence
Pred Florance
Michail Schutz
Avi Schutz
Kate
Muncie
Robert Zipp
Kansas City
Elma’ Falckenstein
Lawrence S
Faye Gosper
Vera Jones
Tulsa
Okla
Hazel Shell
Okemah
Puckett
B. A. Coats
Enola
McClure
Dorothy Heikman
Frank Tapping
Charlies Temen
Irs
Fred Florane el
Centas
Winter greetings echo at Shannon farm and neighbors visit
Winter notes from the community report Mr and Mrs John Murphy visiting Mr and Mrs Hermany Banks last Sunday. Mrs Ralph Miller and daughter Ladean spent the day with W F Miller and family. Mrs Scott Schroyer and Ira Jowa visited Mr and Mrs Robert Schroyer while Douglas Schroyer arrives from California to stay with his grandparents. Others include Mrs Herman Banks and Helen visiting Mary and Colman, and further Sunday visits by Joe Pruitt and Colman with Willis.
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Relph Miller
V. J. Spengler
Leila Banks
Kansas City
Benson
Ambrose Bigsby
Barker Shent Suday
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Richard
Shipman
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Anil
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Rover
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Gearee
Lawrence
Herman
Banks
Helen
John Banks
Near Lone Star
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Cole
Lecompton
Elizebeth
Skinner
Newt Hamlin
Schoo
Harry Garrand
Tonganosie
Ha Caryard
the Shannon
John Murphy
Hermany Banks
Afr
Ralph Miller
Ladean
W. F. Miller
Scott Schroyer
Ira Jowa
Robert Schroyer
Pdotglas
Schroyer
California
Ales
Joe.Pruitt
Colman
Herman Banks
Mary
Big Springs News Briefs Include Family Visits
Shelton Clark returns from time with relatives at Bea and rests at Roursaw farm. OM Lex Slaughter visits son Law Slaughter and family. Wilson spends time with daughter in To IE and family. K Henry hosts relatives Mrs 5S Wises and family. Mr and Mrs Cus Hartman Jr entertain guests including Stee and family.
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Shelton Clark
Bea
Roursaw Farm
Lex
Law- Slaughter
IE Wilson
Asket
Henry
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