Berntsen Wins Lawrence College Tennis Singles Title
Mary Berntsen, University of Kansas student, defeats Ruth Hoover to win the Lawrence tennis championship in women singles. O'Leary and Bice reach men’s singles final. mixed doubles won by Bice and Dara Teiger. women’s doubles finalists set for evening championship.
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Mary Berntsen
University (of
Kansas
Lawrence
Ruth Hoover
God
L. F. Bice
Ted. O'Leary
Bice
C. R. Edwards
O'Leary
Tutus Daggett
A Bice
Dara Teiger
Rufus Dagerit
Charlotte Harter
Marr Berntsen
Marx Stevenson
ard —_Joic Stapleton
Many Doctors Degrees for Berlin Leader Hindenburg
AP reports President von Hindenburg gained honorary doctorates across many fields from universities in Graz Koenigsberg Hanover Goettingen Cologne. He is styled honorary doctor in political science and citizen of Cologne and Goettingen.
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Berlin
Von
Indenburg
University of Graz
Austria
Hindenburg
Vetterinary
Hanover
Germany
University of
Prussia
Bent University
Goettingen
Jeng
Colognes
Indians to Meet Haskell and Odd Fellows Leaders Ballgame
Indians prepare to face Haskell and the Odd Fellows in a crucial Monday night league doubleheader at South Park. Haskell, undefeated, leads the session while Odd Fellows and Rotary each carry one loss. A win by Haskell could clinch the first-session championship and a spot in the late August mini World Series. A large crowd is expected.
Formal opening of Sharom's and Green Hat shop attracts large crowd
The formal opening drew about 450 visitors to Sharom's and the Green Hat shop. Music entertained guests as roses and floral displays brightened the two tone lavender decor. Sharon store staff from Ottawa assisted, and window displays featured Istéria as a backdrop.
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Sharom’s
Roth
Sharon
Ottawa
Newman Junior Orchestra Opens Bowery Show in Kansas City
The Newman Junior orchestra from Ash Newman theatre in Kansas City performed at the Bowersock theatre last night. The group, ages 14 to 18 under leader Guy Davis, is booked solid for the summer and plans a tour north to Minneapolis. Their program featured a wart of the evening alongside Sally ONeill in Frisco Sally Levy.
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Bowersock
Newman
Ash Newman Theatre
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Boyd
Guy. Davis
Sally O'Neyl
Sally Levy
Balzac's Publicity Echoed in Unpaid Bills History
Paris based writer Balzac is cited as early in publicity use. Students Clouzot and Valen note Balzac's stories mention real people such as tailors and caterers, granting them fame in proportion to unpaid bills. The piece recalls colonial American glass bottle scarcity mentioned in wills.
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Paris
Balzac
Henri Clouzot
Renee Valen
Balzaciana
Fue Balzac
America
Douglas Radio to Open in New Quincy Location
Douglas Radio, pioneer Lawrence firm, sets July 2 for opening at 909 Massachusetts Street in the new state formation, moving from 24 Massachusetts Street. It will be its fourth location since starting in 1921, with a front display room, two rear demonstration rooms, and a rear battery and repair shop. The piece notes radio evolution toward batteryless operation and recalls Lawrence citizens receiving world series and KU football results by radio in 1922.
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Douglas Radio Company
Massachusetts Street
Pioneer Radio Company of
Lawrence
Douglas
K. U
Western grass fed cattle market outlook this summer
Kansas City June 23. Grass finished cattle valued in the millions from West and Southwest ranges will be marketed this summer and fall. Western grassers form a distinctive market class, with 46 percent of cattle, 72 percent of beef cows, and notable shares of other categories located west of the Missouri River. Marked seasonality drives major movements July to November, with September to November comprising about 85 percent of yearly cattle and calf receipts at public stockyards.
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Kansas City
United States Department of Agriculture
Breau
Borean
Offeenteen
Missouri River
Bureau
South Dakota welcomes President Coolidge on rancher pilgrimage
The South Dakota legislature governor and a U.S. senator greeted President Coolidge during a summer visit. A cross section of ranchers, farmers, bankers and lawyers gathered in Pierre and at Cap Galena before the presidential party moved to a lodge for a fish excursion. Senator Norbeck and Governor Bulow led the welcome, with notable locals and service members in attendance.
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Rapid Ciy
3. D
A. J
South Dakota
United States
Coollidge
Coolidge
Pierre
Commonwealth
Norbeck
Bulow
Govserror Covey
State Senate
Ray Williamson
South
White House
Squaw Creek
Camp Galena
Spooners Park Park Contested by Whandong Sheriff
Whandong County Sheriff Madvey advocates oversight for Spooners Park amid concerns over safety and animal welfare. The proposal cites potential hazards and the park’s supervision as a preventive measure while noting expert cautions on harmful fumes and the effect on local flora and wildlife.
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Whandong
Madvey Cates
Spooners' Park
Story doubted Dove sentenced in police court
In a Kansas City police court session Judge Daugherty sentenced Dove to twenty dollars in fines and sixty days in jail after testimony linked him to a liquor car case. Bishop admitted possession and transport, Dove claimed ignorance, and an appeal was noted though not yet filed as Dove remained jailed with Bishop.
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de Ees
Daugherty
Ejdr
Dave
Herington
Kansas City
J. &. Bish- Fee
Dove
West Seventh Street
Havington
Biskon
Strangera
Ing Salty
Rock Island
Davehenry
Teve
Peve
Ae Deve
Bishop
Brooklyn Nose Out Boston In Opening Doubleheader
Brooklyn edged Boston 4 to 3 in the opener of a doubleheader as Ed Brown extended his consecutive games streak with a hit. A second game summary notes Boston led and Brooklyn players like Goldsmith and Horan contributed, while other major league results include St Louis defeating Cincinnati 2 to 1 and Pittsburgh dropping Chicago 6 to 4 as top contenders' standings shift.
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Brooklyn
Boston
Eddie Brown
Braves
Mills
Wieh
Aoene Dhaly
Erhard
Mith
Hargreaves
Bronkyt Ocean
Goldsmith
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Reichhardt
Schulz
Philadelphia
Terry
Giants
Tefiay
Rogers Farnsby
New York
Philadelphis Fitzsimmon
Taylor
Scotting
Wilsonittsburgh
Chicago
Bick
Wilson
Cuyler
Acarene
Carlson
Artnett
Aldridge
Morrison
Juseseta
Yankees
Au Strade
Athletics
Jo ‘Grove
Lou Gehust
Gambia
Batons Grove
Perkins
Pennock Pate
Grabowski
Cleveland
St. Louis
Washington Plee
Hadley
Aid Ruel
Russel and Moore
Detroit
Halloway
Woodall
Blankanship
Melurd
Hussey Resignation Accepted by Governor in Tonekal
Governor Pa jen announced Hussey resignation as chairman of the public services commission is accepted since it was not declined. The resignation becomes effective August 1. Also, Dr Harry B Thomas of Horse Cave was indicted by the Edmonson grand jury for allegedly mutilating a grave.
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Tonekal Kans
A.P
L. T. Hussey
Public Services Commission
Paulén
Pa Jen
Hussey
Horse Cave
Brownsville
Harry B. ‘Thomas
Edmionsom Grand Jury
Flow Collins
Mother and daughter complete 400 mile skating journey
Mrs Protzine and her daughter Suple arrived home after a 400 mile skating trip from Kan. They started late and encountered a fall during the journey. The couple described the trip as a learning experience and noted the effort involved.
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Souple
Eami
Britain's Cont Inuez At 8ike Britain S Cont Inue
The Egypt question dominates British policy as Cairo reels between nationalist agitations and Western influence. Zaghloul, a rallying figure, fuels anti-British fervor while Egypt seeks full sovereignty over its affairs and the Suez Canal issue remains central. Corruption and foreign suspicion plague Cairo, complicating any potential settlement or independence.
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Suez Canal
Egypt
Suez
England
Buhr
Mediterranean
India
Parste
Zaghlui
Pasha
Saghjul
Eespt
Exisqing
Jbelidf
Magsolini
Saliv
Cairo
Egyppian
John D. Rockefelter
Taj
Youah
Turkey
Trkey
Great
Canjo
NASA
Crie J Willlave
Amedivan-Pano
Revival of China Trade Seen Amid Political Tension
American analyst H. Fessenden, after 25 years in China, predicts a revival of foreign trade but a bleak outlook for a sound government. He notes waning anti foreign sentiment, economic strains on Chinese, and difficulty implementing Occidental governance, with continued North-South rifts and potential instability despite eventual recovery.
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Shanghai
United
China
Ing Hessenden
Nax
Fessenden
United Press
Trotgh Fessenden
Britain
ralsCouneill
Chine
Wissenden
Austen Chantheylain
Sanc
Ala
Personal notices of Junction City residents visiting beyond
Jr and Mrs Humphress of Junction City visit Miss Hannjah Oliver then plan travel. Miss Faye Gasper stays at Maintire house tomorrow. Chancelor and Mrs BH Lindley drive to Topeka. Fred Eiglworth to Olathe and Kansas City. Phillin Edwards of Norman visits friends before summer Colorado. Hel joins brother Evan A Edwards of Kansas City for the week. Eye De and Mrs R C Apeery and son Robert Clair with Norma Krey and Vila Krey depart for Dodge City. Girls refuse return home after three weeks with aunt Mrs R C Ny ns v and Mrs Willis Hughes in Kansas City. Lea Deching and chaperon at Alpha Chi Omega house spend weekend with Mrs John Kelley. Mr and Mrs Betoa F.Gooke and others motor to Kansas City for dinner with Eugene Perkins family. Mrs Henry Hyre ending Raleigh visit to see Elmer Landis and local homes. Falkenstein group to Topeka for Falkenstein-Lanville reunion. Carl Perkins makes business trip to Kansas City. Make the best of your surroundings. The duck pond is an ocean to the tadpole.
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Humphress
Junction City
Hannjah Oliver
Faye’ Gasper
Colorado
Evan A. Hidwards
Kanpe City
Eye de
R. C. Apeery
Robert Clair
Mish Norma Krey
Miss Vila
Elle Krey
Niko
R. C. S Nyins
Willis Hughes
Kansas City
M. A. Caperat
Lea Deching
Jahir G. Blocker
Alpha Chi Omega
John Kelley
White Cloud
Betoa F.gooke
C. (J. Perkink
Rhoda Perkins
Albert
Jeannette
Eugene Perkins
Henry Hyre
Albuquerque
Nlm
Ralejeh
Lawrence Ibst
Elmer Landis
W. C. Eble
Charles Hyre
Frances Elhis
Sfinnie Rocklurd
Jeri Falkenste
Litth
Max Gone
Misa
Ehna Falkenstein
To- Deka
Reunon
Falknstein
Lanvily
Mesha
Carl Perkins
Chariege
Kansas
Night radio lineup features diverse orchestras and broadcasts
Compiled by Waited Press list of Monday June 27 radio stations with Eastern and Central time slots. Highlights include WEAF WGHP WPG WBAL WEAP and WTAM presenting orchestras bands operas and dance programs from cities like Baltimore Boston Buffalo Cleveland Detroit Clearwater and more.
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Waited Press
Geos
WPG
Atlantic
Giby
Greatore
Baltimore
tRoxs
Kisran
WBAL
WEEL
Boston
WEAP
Bester
Crehestra
Se Tale
Lance Musics
Edoe Wgr
Buffalo
Gibson Orchestra
Ralph Ercole
Tester
jh—Zon
Dante Ausic
Atiner
Orehes
WFHH
Clearwater
Stadig Rouscale
Buckeye Screvedets
WWJ
WEAF
Wwex-Wir
Detroit
Radio Program Guide On Air Across Major Stations
A dense listing of radio schedules and orchestral programs across multiple stations including WGHP WEAF WNYC WRNY WPCH and others. Details cover dinner music news broadcasts sports features and musical features with times like 6:00 6:30 and 7:30 p.m. plus names of orchestras bands and conductors. Descriptive fragments note localities Hartford Detroit Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Ottawa with program notes for concerts operas and talks.
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WGHP
Detroit
Pine Seale
Wric
Hartford
Bohd de Tinh
Ig Capea
Tre Tea
Yestras
Hofbrau Ochestra
O—Waldor
Parnnassus
Galfran
Flotow
Shoemakers
Roxy and His Gang
WIZ Andstigh
Maontight
Extet
Frisdman’ Orchestra
Wnyc Gert
WRNY
CNRO
Ottawa
Cosy Corn Lane
Chala Laurier
Woo
Philadelphia
Woo Trin
Foren Dagerat
Philadelphiaa
Hiladelphia
Dream Maddy
WEA
Pittsburgh
O—Duqueene “Opera Company
Rosd Reports
Ss WY Jr
Wealter
Bazeball
Pittse Ronste
Bakers
Margaret Davine Withame
Aleppo
Fordize defined and French town honors marked year
The article notes Fordize as a newly recognized word meaning to organize efficiently, with Henry Ford cited for speeding production. It also reports French town Fille Mlle Germaine Dubois honored as Rosiliere, plus local social events, dances, and club activities in Manhattan Kansas and nearby communities.
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Kansas
Sisson
Moscow
Henry Ford
Longeneck
Rowe
Ford
Nanterre
France
Germaine Dubois
Mlle
Dubois
Reception marks student life in te rou tine at uni
A university reception in the Administration building rotunda introduced 400 students to a formal informal gathering. Guests listed included chancellor and Alyit and many others while music by a trio entertained. Punch presided by several young women and invitations extended to Mrs. Ivan Rowe for a luncheon at 4097 Glendale Road.
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Fdnah
Kerulf Eriksen
Ruth Itlis
Van
Targaragi
Glass
Radunda
Followin Chancelor
Alyit
Th Wein
Aien
Nile Fo Shek
Ale Swarthout
Dea
Po Walker
Dean
Stirs
Pauh
Ruth Raynolds
Elizabeth Henderson
Mar- Mettil
Katherine
Warren Woods
Kansas
A.B. Mitchell
Eltes
Glendale Road
Ivan Rowe
Aya
Thosd
Lawrence Wert
Ark. Ma
Wig transformations and fashions soothe the summer mood
A chaotic clippings mix discusses wigs as fashion shifts with blondes brunettes and reds, notes lightweight modern designs, parting tricks, and the idea of wearing wigs for evening or day use. Mentions price ranges from 34 to 100 dollars and references department stores. Also notes a Tokyo June 28 report on horsemen for Japan’s Olympic team selection and a local bakery ad.
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York
United Press
Ely
Ave
Jane
Apanene Hforsemen
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