Lindbergh Heir Born in New Jersey Home
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh and wife Anne Morrow welcomed a seven and three quarter pound son born at 2 15 p.m. EST in Englewood New Jersey. The newborn, whose looks resemble his father, was born on Anne Morrow Lindberghs 24th birthday.
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Lindy Junior Adopted by France Headlines Sweep Papers
Paris June 23 news reports note Lindy Junior has been adopted by France amid widespread public affection. Newspapers feature the announcement on front pages, signaling strong interest in the Lindbergh family. Washington reports President Hoover will address the Governors conference by radio June 30 in Salt Lake City. Wales marks Prince of Wales thirty sixth birthday quietly.
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Weather Outlook for Kansas Turnpike Region
Forecasters predict a cooler Tuesday with clearing skies in southeast portions. Topeka and Arkansas City should see dry roads with good travel conditions. temperatures will range from mild to cool with asks for drivers to use caution on dirt segments.
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Census shows 128 unemployed in Lawrence area
Preliminary April first census figures report 128 unemployed in Lawrence and 147 in the county. Other totals include Baldwin six, Eudora one, Palmyra one, Willow Springs five, with several townships reporting none. district figures show unemployment under 1 percent in Lawrence and about one half of 1 percent countywide.
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Allen
Anderson
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Linn
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Tola
Allen County
Repair Work On Massachusetts Street Tracks Planned
City and Kansas Electric Power agree to repair eight inch strips on each side of street car tracks starting today. The Kaw Paving Company will remove and relaid brick to improve asphalt surface from Eleventh to Seventh, about one week. Traffic in the 1000 block on Massachusetts will shift daily with no parking in one block. Interurban tracks in the 600 block may also be resurfaced pending company response.
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Walker, Giants blank Feds in Cincinnati showdown
In Cincinnati June 23 AP reports BiM Walker scattered six hits as the Giants beat the Feds 3 to 0. Key early runs and solid defense backed Walker with Hogan, Kolp, Rixey, and Sukeforth cited in the box.
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Former Raw Packing presidents bound for murder trial
Louis H. Kimmel former president of Raw Packing and Virgil Pointer known as a handyman face first degree murder charges in the death of Roy Kramer vice president. They were bound over for trial at Shawnee County District Court with bonds set at 25000. Pointer remained jailed after failing to post bond while Kimmel is free on bail. Trial set for April term. No witnesses testified at the preliminary hearing.
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Two Hurt When Day Hits Protruding Track Load
Elmer Johnson aged 46? 1043 Delaware street was treated at Memorial hospital after a Ford roadster struck a protruding load of counters on a Chevrolet truck en route from Kansas City to Topeka. Clyde Johnson Kent Johnson and Wyland Griffin of Topeka were in the car. Griffin suffered a sprained arm and Johnson sustained a cut and a black eye. The roadster top and windshield were damaged along with some counters. The truck was driven by a man named Grimshaw, county officials said.
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Mystery Blast Kills Two Near Denver
Authorities probed a powerful blast that killed a man and a woman on a highway near Denver yesterday. The couple, identified as Mr and Mrs Clifford Hogan of Hill City Kansas, were flung from their car when the explosion shattered the vehicle.
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Vespers at KU Cornell Auditorium Held in Heat
A large crowd attended a one hour musical vespers in the University of Kansas auditorium despite intense heat. Dean Raymond A. Schwegler spoke on The Soul of Religion. Remaining programs will start at 7 pm rather than 4 pm. Regional notices follow about officials and a prohibition director announcement.
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Senate Republicans debate veterans relief bill amid veto threat
Washington June 23 AP Senate Republicans failed to settle substitutes for the finance committee veterans relief bill opposed by President Hoover. Senator Watson predicted the measure adding about 102 million to annual veterans costs would pass despite Hoover's veto threat. Hoover urged tax increases next year to avoid a deficit.
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Play Tickets On Sale For KU Production The Romantic Young Lady
Tickets go on sale tomorrow at Round Corner Drug Store Green Hall and the Book Nook for Fraser players University of Kansas summer presentation The play set in Madrid features professors Crafton Calderwood and Wilson and students Jennings Blakeslee McMillan Hill Feist Hain Peck Pfeutzers with Granville Barker English translation of G Martinez Leirra. All seats reserved. summer session activity book holders may reserve.
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Court orders Brinkley station to cease prescription broadcasts
DC Court of Appeals orders George Strong to advise Dr John R Brinkley that KFKB may resume broadcasting soon. Strong favors stopping broadcasting individual prescriptions though the court order does not require it.
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Relatives Seek Mrs. Smith’s Intercession for Doomed Trio
Relatives urge Mrs. Smith to intercede for three condemned men linked to a murder case as authorities report a string of fires and threats surrounding the widow of a slain man. Mrs. Smith says she will leave matters to the dead man’s father, amid ongoing police and legal proceedings.
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Defiant Sit-In Breaks Through Police at Cairo Parliament
In Cairo, deputies and senators defied police orders to hold a session within the parliamentary building. The government had postponed the meeting amid demands for assurances. Police clashed with crowds as lawmakers breached cordons and entered the chamber to proceed with readings despite the decree.
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Case of Otis Farmer Continued to November Term
Judge Hugh Means ordered the Otis Farmer case continued to the November term at noon. Defense lawyers cited the defendant’s hospital recommendation for hernia surgery and presented three physicians testimony from Dr. J. B. Henry Dr. W. C. Nelson and Dr. A. J. Anderson. Farmer himself appeared for examination before the court.
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London Naval Treaty Approved by Senate Vote
London naval treaty approved by 16 to 4 in committee led by Borah with minority reports anticipated from Johng Shipstead Moses Robinson. Debate touches on public documents and Hoover notes while Stimson notes and published notes remain under question. Hobbs endorsed by Saline life insurance delegates for re election as state commissioner.
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City of Chicago passes endurance flight record attempt
The refueling endurance plane City of Chicago passed its eighteenth hour in the air as it aimed to extend the world record beyond 420 hours. Pilots hunter and Ken Robin and supporters at St Louis reported the craft remained aloft with the next sunrise planned.
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Bandits Attack Peasants in Bele Yugoslavia June Report
A report from Bele Yugoslavia describes bandits attacking peasants traveling to Mattete. One person killed and another wounded in the assault. Authorities indicate the attackers may be from Albania and fled after the incident. Local officials say the situation is under investigation.
First Baptist Church Lawrence Celebrates 75th Anniversary
The First Baptist Church of Lawrence marked its 75th year with morning services and a 7:45 evening pageant. Greetings came from Plymouth Congregational and the Kansas State Baptist convention. A reception honored longtime members, with a 117-member revival growth and plans for an anniversary banquet.
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Death of Dale Pryor 5 After Sudden Illness in Ice Cream Incident
Five year old Dale Pryor died after drinking water at a filling station following a visit with his brother Donald. The coroner ruled natural causes. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2:30 PM with Rev. Edwin Price officiating and burial at Memorial Park Cemetery. Dale is survived by his parents Ben F and Arma Pryor and sister Virginia Alice.
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Brinkley Appeals Delayed by Fee Payment issue
A Brinkley appeal remains stalled as the fee payment is awaited. The case, submitted to the Kansas Supreme Court for action, has been with the clerk for a week while Brinkley’s counsel seeks an order from a justice to stay action. The high court could act in October.
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Lawrence Drive-In Market opens on Eighth and Kentucky corner
Workmen begin demolition on the northeast corner of Eighth and Kentucky streets to clear space for a California style market by the Lawrence Drive-In Market Company. Ralph Lawrence leads the four Lawrence men as they plan a one story store 64 by 24 feet with a 36 by 24 foot rear room and a coal building, plus a southwest filling station, aiming for a Sept. 1 opening and ongoing operation to sell produce directly to customers, with inside handling and no stalls.
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Mediterranean Cruise Aims for Summer Abroad Voyage
Mrs Chris Hunsinger plans a Mediterranean cruise with her husband aboard the Savariare departing New York July 3. The itinerary includes Gibraltar Algiers Naples Rome Florence Venice the Italian lakes Lucerne Innsbruck Hammergau and a Tyrolean Passion Play weekend. The trip continues to Cologne Paris London Southampton Quebec and Niagara Falls before returning by Montreal.
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Irish Free State flight prep leads to Port Marnock
Reported tonight that a transatlantic flight refueling stop at Port Marnock is planned at 7 o clock local time as the Irish Free State prepares for the attempt. Weather conditions were described as unfavourable and extortion threats shadow the event. Viola Holt, 18, Otter Tail County farmer's daughter, testified today about an alleged plan to steal $30,000 and threats to her family.
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City Takes Over Old Folks Home In Lawrence
The city of Lawrence assumed full charge of the Christian Service association home for old folks at 700 Connecticut Street and will care for twenty one elderly inmates until suitable placements are found. The transfer followed talks among attorneys and state and city health officers. A woman caretaker and a cook were among the staff noted in the report.
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Call for donations to support Lawrence old folks home
City sanitation officer H L Burger appealed for clothing shoes bedding and canned goods for the Christian Service Association home. The city will hire staff, provide food, and relocate inmates as needed. Rev W T Smith relinquished his control and agreed to city oversight for inmate care. The home was deemed unfit and set to close with inmates placed elsewhere.
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