Weary Pursuit of Killer of Two Hayward Tavernkeepers
In Hayward Wisconsin on June 19 a fugitive Ray Olson 35 sought after two tavernkeepers who were also deputy sheriffs. Deputies used air support and bloodhounds to locate him near Cranberry Island but search efforts failed. Olson left a suicide note on Hay Creek and was last seen near a fire lane as deputies pressed the manhunt.
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Hayward
Wis
Chippewa
Jay C. Davis
Ray Olson
Davis
Cranberry Island
Olson
Bill Metcalfe
George”Seehuetter
Fred Scott
Carl Johnson
John Blue Sky
Scott
Johnson
Sun Never Sets at Granada Stars Rathbone and Fairbanks Jr
The Granada screens The Sun Never Sets a drama about the British foreign service. Basil Rathbone and Douglas Fairbanks Jr share top billing as Clive and John Randolph, scions of a storied English family.
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Foreign Service of Great Britain
Granada
Basil Rathbone
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Clive
John Randolph
Rathbone
Holmeses return from five week motor trip to New York and Canada
Mr and Mrs J R Holmes and J W Priestly completed a five week tour covering about 5000 miles visiting 48 states their final state Maine. They toured St Louis Nashville Knoxville Asheville Great Smoky Mountain Park Norfolk Richmond Williamsburg Quebec and many landmarks.
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New York
Canada
J. R. Holmes
J. W. Priestly
Nashville
Knoxville
Tenn
Asheville
N. C
C. M. Blair
Great Smoky Mountain Park
Oyster Bay
Theodore Roosevelt
New England
Barre
Quebec
Holmes
French Presence and Churches in Ontario City
The article notes a large Catholic presence with 39 cathedrals and 15 priests serving 15 000 communicants in one parish. It details a Protestant church count and describes travel from Montreal into Ontario via Ogdensburg and Niagara Falls returning through Buffalo and Cleveland.
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Ontario
Holmes
Montreal
St. Lawrence River
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Cleveland
Landscape Architects Gather for Kansas Dinner Meeting
The Association of Kansas Landscape Architects held its semiannual dinner and meeting at Wiedemann's grill. Members include KU professors W D Durell and A C Elson, with K S Landes as main speaker on a state park system and park board steps. Guest William S Griesa attended from Mount Hope Nurseries.
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Association of Kansas Landscape Architects
Wiedemann’s Grill
Kansas
W. D. Durell
K.U
A. C. Elson
University
Lawrence
K. K. Landes
Landes
William S. Griesa
Mount Hope
Judging Contest Won by Two From Lawrence
Mrs. Vanroy Miller and Miss Bernice Wiggins, both of Lawrence, tied for first in the judging contest at the Kansas Guernsey Breeders picnic held near Topeka. Second place was shared by Vanroy Miller, Henry Lyson, Harry Owens, and L. J. Stark. About 200 attended the J. M. Kirkpatrick farm meeting with addresses by Gov. Payne H. Ratner, Lester Combs of Parsons, and John Hayes of Ardmore, Okla.
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Vanroy Miller
Bernice Wiggins
Lawrence
Kansas
Museum Exhibit Opens After Dyche Reconstruction
The first exhibit for the Dyche museum’s reopening will debut by September 1 in the building basement. The piece is a fossil buffalo discovered by Prof. H. T. Martin on Smoky Hill river's South Fork in Logan county, with a painting backdrop by student Walter Yost.
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Dyche Museum
H. T. Martin
South Fork
Smoky Hill River
Logan County
Walter Yost
Map Puzzle Answer to Previous Puzzle Horizontal
Puzzle lists many clues for a city map style crossword, including definitions for various items and numbers. The grid references and puzzle directions appear garbled but indicate a broad set of map themed word answers and related terms across horizontal and vertical series.
Revision of the Wagner Act urged by manufacturers
The National Association of Manufacturers urged Congress to revise the Wagner Act to curb labor board discretion. John C. Gall said the board perverted the law and proposed amendments to limit unfair labor practices, ban the closed shop, require unions to disclose information, and allow employer elections for bargaining representatives.
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Washington
National Association of Manufacturers
Labor Board
John C. Gall
Association
Senate Labor
Congress
Gall
Eee
National Labor Relations Board
Uncertain Impact on Labor Peace Sparks Debates
The remarks argue that the parties have not reduced labor disputes and have sown seeds for future discord, signaling continued contention and distrust in the labor arena.
Man Killed in Grade Crossing Crash Near Kingman Kansas
M J Hague 52 of Overland Park Kansas was killed early today in a grade crossing crash near the east city limits of Kingman. He was en route to a CCC veterans camp at Sprivey and apparently rode into the side of a Santa Fe train.
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Kan
Hague
Veterans CCC
Sprivey
Santa Fe
Plastic surfaces speed up ship planes by eight percent
The article states that using plastic materials for the exterior of planes reduces drag and allows the ship to cruise about eight percent faster than a craft with a riveted surface. This suggests a notable efficiency gain from plastic construction in aeronautics.
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