Kansas professor to lead Kiwanis music convention in Atlantic City
Dean D. M. Swarthout of the University of Kansas and Mrs. Swarthout depart tomorrow for Atlantic City where Swarthout will head music at the Kiwanis International convention June 29 to July 7. Kiwanis clubs from Mobile Worcester New York City West Palm Beach Omaha Auburn Millville and Washington will supply glee clubs quartets and soloists for district dinners radio and hotel appearances. Philadelphia plans seven uniformed bands and 300 musicians as part of the Mummeés parade. Swarthout resumes duties July 7 and Mrs. Swarthout will visit Mendota Illinois afterward.
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D. M. Swarthout
University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
Swarthout
Atlantic City
Dean Swarthout
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Tlube
Dean Swarthdut
Mobile
Ala
Worcester
Mass
New York City
West Palm Beach
Fla
Omaha
Neb
Auburn
N.Y
Millville
N. J
Washington, D. C
Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
Saginaw
Mich
Willmington
Del
Philadelphia
Mendota
Jil
Accident injures Olmstead family in Kansas City street crash
Mrs A R Olmstead and her grandson Richard were slightly injured in a collision at Twenty fifth and Kentucky streets. A Dodge driven by Miss Ima Olmstead and a Hudson coupe driven by C C Zimmerman collided as one car traveled east and the other south. Weeds in a nearby lot blocked view, police said. The Dodge sustained heavy damage and overturned after impact. Mrs Olmstead suffered a head injury and bruises. Richard sustained an arm injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Olmstead
West Ninth. Street
Richard Olmstead
Baillip D. Olmstead
Tennessee
Kentucky
Ima Olmstead
Miss Olmstead
Mann Act charges loom over Arkansas City teacher
Walter M. Wilson 60 a business school teacher and father of five faces probable Mann Act charges in Chicago. Sylvia Huff 17 says he was kind and helped her lessons but chose to run away with him to vanish. Mrs Wilson remains in Arkansas City, claiming he is her husband and father of children as federal agents moved them from Joliet to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas City
Kan
Walter M. Wilson
Chicago
Sylvia Huff
Joliet
House Banking Committee Addresses German Reparations Bonds
Washington June 25 AP Mellon told the House committee on banking that investing in German reparations bonds or certificates is not authorized by new laws. The secretary argued the resolution is limited to marketable securities as per currency controller rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tary Mellon
House Committee On Banking and Fome
Repetis Theft of George Aldridge in Eu AtS 45
A fragment notes a theft involving George Aldridge referenced with unclear location and figure. Details are fragmented, offering minimal context about the incident or individuals beyond the names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Aldridge
Kenase City Milling Trims Output in Tennessee
A fragmented article notes Kenase City in Tennessee facing milling cuts at Kenase Plant. Officials warn impacts on local jobs and supply lines as workers seek clarity on timing and scale of shutdowns. Community groups call for statements and action.
Faculty Recital Opens Week at Eight O'clock
Pension recitals begin promptly at eight o'clock and last one hour. Geltch and Dowsing will appear in the program. The recital is scheduled for Monday and will feature a selection of musical pieces by the noted performers.
Scouts Head to Camp Theodore Naish for Weeklong Stay
Sixty-one Boy Scouts from Douglas County and twenty from nearby towns depart after noon for a week at Camp Theodore Naish near Bonner Springs. Operated for Kaw area Scouts, the camp will host a separate program for local troops, with numerous named leaders and patrols from Baldwin Lawrence and Lecompton. They plan to return Wednesday morning with camp supplies and the parcels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Douglas County
Lawrence
Baldwin
Lacompton
Theodore Naish
Bonner Prings
Kansas City Scouts
Kaw
Dwin
Burges
Agen
Dan Beard
Burgess
Eive
Serabert
Oy Barnes
Donald Dicker
Charlies Amyx
Bernard Wise
Ho Smith
Charles Dairym
Carioe Moon
Witterdigen Cabsings
Junior Courtier
Anderson
Eugene ‘Miller
Tn Ecenpers
Arlybee Reynourn
Peek Ales
Walbast Bodin
Donald Thuma
James Larrison
Robert Jonahargé
Scout
Oon Mp
Ine
Master Potts
John Chandler
J. B. Mack
Ted
Three Topeka Residents Injured in Kansas City Collision
Earl Brown, 35, secretary of the Zepeke Chamber of Commerce, his wife Laura, and Anelia Rooney, 58, wife of a Topeka lawyer, were injured in a crash between their car and a Pickwick-Greyhound bus at a Kansas City street intersection. Brown had abrasions on the left arm while the two women suffered back strains and bruises. Five year old Matthew Brown was uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Earl Brown
Zepeke Chamber of Commerce
Ife
Laura
Anelia Rooney
Topeka
Pickwick-Greyhound
Kan
Brown
Matthew Brown
Attendees From Douglas County At Kansas State Bankers Meeting
Attendees from Douglas County included F. president of the association and banker C. Bouglas Coens, with Mr Gilkigan and Mr Ison reporting from the agricultural economics department. They noted crops between here and Manhattan appeared in good condition and the event was held yesterday at the Kansas State Agricultural College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Economics Department
Kansas State’ Agricultire College
Coun
Douglas Gee A
de Eld Association
Bouglas Coens
Gilkigan
Ison
Here
Manhattan
Fragmented text item for Ber statement amid garbled words
A garbled OCR fragment references a statement by Ber and mentions home, mood, and dates in unclear order. It lacks coherent facts, names, or events to summarize into a complete news item.
Kent Attpeke: Kensey 2 ey 25 'beaten am ther part
Examination at Examination Research hospital revealed a feasible hull fracture. The report mentions Kent Attpeke and Kensey, with unclear details about injuries and timing. Further clarification is needed to determine the exact events and individuals involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
Kensey
Mornin Sac
al Geri
Tulse
Ath Oy
Increase in pesto and olive oil demand boosts markets
Market observers note a rise in pesto production and olive oil use in cooking, signaling growing consumer demand. Analysts point to seasonal shopping and new recipe trends driving higher sales for pasta sauces and related pantry items.
New 4-H Club Organized in Douglas County
A new 4-H group, the twenty first in Douglas County, organized last night in the Franklin district by J. B. Taylor. Officers elected include Evelyn Bunce president and Olin Florance secretary, with plans for a seventh club and several new members. A camp will be held from August 4 to August 18 at Agua. Delegates to the state camp will be chosen by a county committee, with eligibility requiring 1 year in 4-H, age 17 to 21, and attendance at the Manhattan state meeting.
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Douglas County
Franklin
J. B. Taylor
4-Hlub
Evelyn Bunce
Olin Florance
Wercary
Es Florance
Taylor
Serail Mich
Agua
Aaguet
Ever Sad
Danforth Foundation
St. Jas County
Club de Ens
Ieee
Manhattan
Taylor Sai
Fire destroys 27 airplanes at municipal airport
Two hangars and 27 planes were burned at Chicago municipal airport in a blaze likely sparked by an explosion in the Universal hangar. Loss estimated over two million dollars. 12 of the planes were tri motor passenger craft. Fire destroyed both hangars and disrupted lights. crews planned dawn flights from Cleveland to resume schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Municipal
Universal Airlines, Inc
Grey Goose Airlines
Stout Airlines
Universal
Mile Square
Universal Airlines
Cleveland
Kan
Probe Single Finances Seeking Murder Motive
In Chicago on June 25 AP reports detectives examined the finances of slain Tribune reporter Jake Lingle to reveal motive. William Russell, former police commissioner and close associate, was questioned at the state's attorney's office about deposits, income beyond salary, stock dealings, and who wrote checks for him. The scope of questions suggested prosecutors may probe possible ties to his murder and to police lease arrangements under investigation by the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jake Lingle
William Russell
Tribune
Apaparman
Pamn
Alice
Soalganton
Held on liquor charge in Excelsior Springs case
A report from Excelsior Springs Missouri states Clevenger, whose listed address is Ad, was held on a liquor charge. The brief item notes the defendant’s location and the charge without further detail.
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Unable to determine readable facts from provided text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Atattas
Lindbergh Baby Receives Four Named Shoes Gift
Englewood New Jersey June 25 AP the three day old Lindbergh baby has yet to receive a name for his four pair of shoes Birth records will be filed without the infant is name as parents prefer time to choose the best possible name The shoes were hand crafted by a New York manufacturer with designs honoring the flight from Glendale to New York the aviation insignia and symbols of France and the Lindberghs life All four pairs were made after hundreds of workers labored over a week to complete them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindbergh
Englewood
N. J
New Jersey
New York
Gobenel
Dog Under Observation After Rabies Concern
A dog owned by Julius Burton of 1240 New Jersey Street was kept for observation after a bite report. Dr J A Bogue, who has the animal for study, will monitor its condition. Police also transferred a dog belonging to Otis Wisse on Indiana Street to Dr G Bear following a scratch incident involving a 3 year old boy. Rabies tests pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Burton
New Jersey
J. A. Bogue
Bogue
Das
R. Bogue
Thompson
Otis
Wisse
Wisse, 4 A Mediana
Oppose Kansas Blue Laws At Theater Owners Convention
At Topeka on June 25 an expression against the Kansas Sunday movie ban will be included in resolutions at the Kansas and Missouri motion picture theatre owners convention. The new Hays Code of Ethics for production and advertising was to be proposed. Directors indicated no censorship recommendations for talkies or state laws would be made until the ethics code is fully in effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Missouri
United Popectt
KU Summer Class Schedule Holds July 6 Session
Dean R A Schwegler announced after student requests that University of Kansas summer school classes will meet on Saturday July 6 as originally planned. He notes the six week session requires full study, with about 300 students urging not to alter the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas Summer School
R. A. Schwegler
Irector
Schwegler
Ea Eee Ae
Nat Zoek
Dr. Schwegier
Haverty Family Hosts Surprise Day for Daughter
Mrs J E Haverty and a group of girls arranged a midsummer surprise for Velma, June 18. The event involved names such as Dorothy Jeran and Jean Brown, with Keen and Charon Edward listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Haverty
Personal notices of visitors and travels across states
Mrs. Carl Thuchum of San Diego arrives to spend the summer with Mrs. E. L. Greason and relatives. J. L. Fenstemaker of Ogden visits with his sister Mrs. S. E. Du Clause. Mrs. F. D. Schacke and three children of Dayton, Ohio are visiting. Nell Martindale and others travel to New York and Boston. Mrs. Nellie goes to Ohio to take a state hospital position. Bechtle of Ottawa makes inquiries in Lawrence. Numerous family visits and motor trip plans noted.
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Carl Thuchum
San Diego
Cal
E. L. Greason
J. L. Fenstemaker
Ogden
S. E. du Clause
F. D. Schacke
Dayton
Ohio
Schnake
Hio Street
State Hospital
Flying Cheap in Haiti Between Port au Prince and Santo Domingo
Air travel offers a quick link between Port au Prince and Santo Domingo at 26 dollars for under two hours, compared with 80 dollars by motor vehicle and eight to ten hours on the road. Mountains block rail links, so air travel remains favored. baggage allowance is 80 pounds free.
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Port-Au-Prince
Haiti
Santo Dominico
Plane wreckage hints at fate of missing mail flier
In Utah wilds near Cedar City, the crash site tied to Maurice Graham. A parachute bearing his name and a intact cockpit point to a forced landing during a three day blizzard after his January 10 takeoff from Las Vegas. Authorities guard the wreck as investigators fly to scene. Graham remains missing.
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Los Angeles
Utah
Maurice Graham
Salt Lake City
Graham
Cedar City
Ward Mortenson
Elburn
Orton
Jaren Caron
Ely
Nev
Western Air Express
Carson
Doute
Lea
Johns Leigh
Shay
Iron County
Illiam Tait
Postoffice
E. P. Smith
Las Vegas
Nevada
St. George
Leeds
Deaths and Funerals Notice for Mrs Wood in Columbus
Mrs Wood died yesterday at home in Columbus Ohio, elder daughter of Warren S Wood and S A Wood. Former resident of Tavis. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eec . D. Wood
Homme
Artin
Columbus
Ohio
Mie Wood
Tavis
Warren S. Wood
S. A. Wood
Funeral services for J R Irvin 71 held Saturday
J R Irvin 71 died at his home on 1902 Rhode Island Street. Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at the new Umsey Brothers home at 601 Indiana Street with Rev J R Morgan assisting. Burial is in Oak Hill Cemetery. Survived by eight offspring, Roy Irvin of Milwaukee and Elmer Irvin of Bird City plus five grandchildren.
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J. A. Irvin
J. R.irvin
Rhode Island Street
Umsey Brothers
Indiana Street
J. R. Morgan
Oak Hill
Irvin
Puma
Roy Irvin
Milwaukee
Wis
Elmer Irvin
Bird City
Kaw
Two men held after stolen auto raid in Missouri
Frank White of Moberly and H E Crutchfield of Clifton Hill were arrested early morning by Officers Atkeson and Dowerse on suspicion of driving a stolen automobile. Chief Cummings turned them over to county authorities. A Ford roadster they rode in was recovered with its engine tampered with, police said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank ‘White
Moberly
H. E. Crutchfield
Hay Fever Resort Found in Waco Texas
Alan D. Sanford an insurance executive discovered hay fever relief by staying in a 21 story downtown Waco office building converted into a resort. He spent four weeks there and says the air conditioning and pollen filtration completely relieved his symptoms in less than two days after arrival aiding his annual escape from hay fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Texas
Alan D. Sanford
Owslace
Sanhareais
Balanc
San Antonio
Jones to Conduct Poll on Voter Sentiment
Despite rejection of his bid for a light cent, Jones plans a poll to gauge voter sentiment. Each registered voter will receive an unsigned card mailed to Jones' headquarters for return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Light Cent
Ambitious names boost small town growth in 1930s
Washington Texas leads a reforming trend as towns adopt new appellations and accelerate population gains, with reported surges around 321 percent in the early 1930s. The piece notes name changes tied to perceived growth and points to Hopewell and other towns seeing mixed development amid bureaucratic changes and local expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Prings
Texas
Veteran French Teacher Dead in Kansas City
Guinette Clark, 40 years a teacher in Central High School, Kansas City, died last night. Born near the river bluff, she began teaching French at Central High at age 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Births Recorded at Memorial Hospital
A daughter June was born to Mr and Mrs Donald Hardin at 4 Locust Street Memorial Hospital. A son Mel Jr arrived to Mr and Mrs Merton Fonts at Memorial Hospital. Lorraine June, a daughter to Mr and Mrs Eugene Gang at Memorial Hospital. A daughter Marilyn to Mr and Mrs Billy Jackson at 500 Locust Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. ST
June
Donald Hardins
Mel Jr
Merton Fonts
Memorial Hospital
Lorraine June
Eugene Gang
Senate
Marrine
Billy Jackson
Locust Street
Blaze at apartment on Fremont Street injures walls
Fire at an apartment on Fremont Street this morning started when a curtain caught flame from a gas stove. Firefighters arrived around 8:05 AM and reported minor fire damage to wallpaper and walls before extinguishing the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah
Ama
Te His Island for Vacation Kansas City
A fragmented item from Kansas City Kansas dated June 25 mentions a hedge and a person named John C. P. Readable facts are sparse but indicate a local notice style possibly tied to travel or a personal note. Further context is unavailable in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kan
John C. P
Unclear text from New York fashion note
Fragmentary AP item from New York describing a fashion matter with unclear names and dates. Readable parts mention Lawrence and Rochers, but the overall event, participants, and specifics are not discernible.
Potato Seed Pods Report Green Tomatoes Found
Dr Edward Bumgardner told a Journal World reporter that potato seed containers show green tomatoes on the plants. The report notes tomatoes and related produce observed on the potatoes in Route 1 area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bumgardner
Journal-World
Ver Deay
Route 1
Journalis
Fragmented Early Dispatch on Presidential Rally Report
Fragmented OCR reads about a presidential lead and Haiekae av. tontony in a Chicana Hesting Jats AP wire item. Details are unclear and names appear garbled, but the brief notes indicate an early focus on a presidential race and related statements.
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Fea
Jaiy I
Precdent
Haiekae
Chicana Hesting Jats
Auto and Street Car Collision at City Corner
Police report a collision last night at the corner of Eighth and Vermont streets involving a car driven by Mrs. Arthur Peck and a street car operated by Paul Clawson. Mrs. Peck's vehicle sustained damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Peck
Tennessee Street
Paul Clawson
Izhth
Vermont Strente
Cork
Wheat harvest under way near Meairs farm
On the Meairs farm south of town a wheat sample was cut with a combine. George Wiggins reports harvesting will be fully under way tomorrow. The wheat is a bit green but expected to ripen by tomorrow. Mr Meairs planted ninety acres to wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wiggins
Meairs Place
Meairs
Mr. Meairs
Native Rulers Favor British in India's Nationalist Movement
London AP reports native princes in British India watch Gandhi's push for independence with anxiety as their sovereign status faces potential erosion. Princes control vast territories housing tens of millions, while rulers like the Nizam of Hyderabad publicly back the British crown amid a continent wide political struggle.
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India
London
British India
Mahatma Gandhi
Great Britain
George
United States
Gandhi
Malia
Wadhwan
Barodi
Vnaeppor
Nizam
Hyderabad
Bikaner
Rajputana
Ratram
Mandi
Scindia
Gwalior
Lawa
East India Company
Victoria
Strike Movement Reaches Zenith Then Crumbles in Seville
In Seville the general strike showed signs of peaking and then crumbling as workers returned to jobs. Police and civil guards dispersed gatherings, surface traffic and tram service resumed under guard, taxicabs faced fines for nonoperation, and stores reopened while bars stayed closed. A brewery crowd threatened streetcar tracks and fled when guards appeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seville
Desoto man fined for lacking car tag in Eudora arrest
Orville Cordell of DeSoto was arrested in Eudora last night by a Waldersheriff deputy for driving a car with a defective license plate. He appeared before Justice of the Peace Stevens and was fined plus court costs totaling 8.25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Cordell
DeSoto
Eudora Lest
Waldersheriff Pare
Stevens
Nanki AP Summary of Education Students Report
An AP bulletin notes about 500 education students, with scattered mentions of names like Helen and Austria. The fragment focuses on schooling context and student groups, showing incomplete details and unclear events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion
Helen Aare
Austria
Splendid Recital by K U Artists Delights Summer Session Audience
The University of Kansas summer session featured a two artist recital with Deans and Ray Gafney delivering a varied program. Miss Peabody impressed with mezzo soprano and Saint Saens aria while Miss Swarthout accompanied gracefully. An upcoming ensemble program with organ violin harp cello and voice is announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Oe Seeeeec
Ray Gafney
Mir. Carney
Hageman
Peabody
Evelyn Swarthout
Balcom earns top Hobart honors despite paralysis
Ray L Balcom of Binghamton New York paralyzed from the waist down since age seven graduates from Hobart College with the highest scholastic record since the school opened 105 years ago He earned all A marks and finished in three years He was Beta Kappa and planned to teach modern languages while supporting himself by private tutoring and travel in a hand propelled wheelchair
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
N. Y
Ray L. Balcom
Binghampton
Hobart
Cole
Beta Kappa
Balcom
Marriage Licenses Issues by Local Probate Judge
Marriage licenses issued by L. H. Menger probate judge to Cecil A Belleville and Helen Josephine Hosford of Lawrence who plan marriage by Rev. Edwin Price and Harold Simpson and Helen Mae Walker who were married by Judge Menger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Menger
Ecil A
Belleville
Helen Josephine Hosford
Lawrence
Edwin Price
Harold Simpson
Helen Mae Walker
Menger
Nuggets Found in Hen Gizzard Near Salina Kansas
Gold nuggets valued at 54 dollars were discovered in the gizzard of a hen near Salina Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina
Kan
Chicago Names John Alcock Acting Police Commissioner
John Alcock, longtime law enforcement veteran and first deputy commissioner, is named acting commissioner of the Chicago Police Department. The appointment elevates Alcock to the top post pending confirmation or further action by city authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John, MH. Alcock
Chicago Police
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D. M. ‘Swarthout
Eaces Mann
Wellin
Kenase City
Teneneke Milling
Douglas Boy
Sconte
Theodeore — Naish
Ber
Tae
Ee Sthaton
Army
Excelsior Springs
Clevenger
S. D. Wood
Man
Jones
Sor
Tilden
van Ryn
Wimbledon
England
Bill
Acc
Pouch
Johnny van Ryan
Kas
Bére
National Bank
Claire Windsor
Drowding
Greenwich
Gonn
K. U
Associated Press
Shimmons Bros. Plunners
Electricians
Schubert
Funeral Home Ambulance
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