U S Steel to Face Monopoly Inquiry Hearings
Washington reports the administration will open expansive hearings on big steel this autumn after a steel price cut that brings prices near 1928 levels. Edward R. Stettinius, U S Steel chairman, discussed prices with trust-busters as senators weigh price fixing as the core of the monopoly issue.
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Washington
United States Steel Corporation
Edward R. Stettinius
The
Steel Corporation
New Deal
Stettinius
U. S. Steel
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corporation
U.S. Steel
Tennessee Coal, Iron & Railroad Company
Southern
Birmingham
Senator Borah
Idaho
Borah
Bulkley
Ohio
George
D.-Ga
Students to perform two Midwest camp concerts at K U Hoch and Fowler grove
In Lindsborg Kansas on June 25 the Midwest Music camp at K U presents two public concerts by its 65 piece orchestra at 3 30 p m in Hoch auditorium conducted by David T Lawson and by 7 p m the camp band in Fowler grove on campus. About 70 young musicians participate with Russel L Wiley directing the band concert. Also notes of a hospital stay for Bethany College president Dr Ernst F Pihlblad after a month old automobile accident and recovery summary. Mrs Pihlblad returned home and Jens Stensons has resumed duties.
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K. U
Hoch
David T. Lawson
Topeka High School
Fowler Grove
Russel L. Wiley
K. U. Band
Pihlblad
Lindsborg
Kan
Ernst F. Pihlblad
Bethany College
Jens Stensons
Test Your Knowledge Quiz Query From Classified Pays
Seven questions cover citizenship naturalization packsaddle geography and titles. Items ask about minor child citizenship rules governor of Michigan monasticism Bryan presidential runs largest US cemetery Colombo Sri Lanka and the Mackenzie River country with the Earl’s wife title.
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Classified
Ana
Michigan
William Jennings Bryan
U.S
United States
Ceylon
Mackenzie River
Lawrence News Roundup: Ober Home Sale and Local Happenings
The summer home of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Ober in Estes Park Colorado was sold to a Oklahoma City resident with possession July 1. Local council plans a Monday night meeting. store displays and summer hours are outlined. A model airplane contest is set for tomorrow at the airport with three divisions and prizes. The new Lawrence Memorial Hospital wing uses spare beds for tonsil cases and awaits opening in fall. Married milers Venzke Cunningham and San Romani noted, sparking talk of a “Married Man's Mile.” A Ban Johnson league baseball game is expected to proceed despite rain. California gold strike of 1849 saw 10,000 deaths from disease.
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H. B. Ober
Estes Park
Colorado
Oklahoma City
Obers
Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Gene Venzke
Pennsylvania
Glenn Cunningham
Archie San Romani
Kansas
Many Seek Township Offices in August Primaries
One hundred ninety five Douglas county residents file for two party primaries on August 2 in which 124 run as Republicans and 71 as Democrats. The list shows heavy Republican turnout with Clinton none for Democrats and Palmyra the Democrats’ strongest filing. Republican candidates span Clinton Grant Kanwaka Lecompton Marion Palmyra Wakarusa Willow Springs townships with trustees clerks treasurers and precinct committeemen named.
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Douglas County
Lawrence
Clinton Township
Palmyra
Local Democratic Candidates List by Township
The notice lists Democratic candidates by addresses and townships. Names include Wixeldorfer Grimes Zillner Winter McGee Fletcher Anderson Kampschroeder Nichols Schroyer Nace Hanna Penn Sullivan and others across Eudora Lawrence Lecompton Overbrook Richland with rural routes and red districts.
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Fred Wixeldorfer
RFD
Eudora
Cleo Grimes
Clem Zillner
Albert J. Winter
Grant Township
L. G. McGee
Lawrence
Hattie M. Fletcher
Billy Anderson
Carl Kampschroeder
Elmer Nichols
Lecompton
Ruby Schroyer
Fred H. Nace
Carrie Hanna
Marion Township
Ernest J. Penn
Overbrook
George Sullivan
Richland
Palmyra Township
Baldwin Area Committeemen and Constable Listings
A partial list of local officials includes D. E. Lucas and Edna Critchfield from Baldwin, Vernall Randall and Ross Stone from Vinland, Harold Roe and Elizabeth Clevenger, Charles A. Brown from Baldwin, and Constable D. M. Fisher from RFD 1 Baldwin.
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Baldwin
D. E. Lucas
Edna Critchfield
Vinland
Vernall Randall
Ross Stone
Harold E. Roe
RFD
Elizabeth Clevenger
William Clevenger
Justice of the
Charles A. Brown
D. M. Fisher
Wakarusa Township
May enroll for art in second period of summer studio
Miss Maud Ellsworth, director, announced the second three week session begins Monday at the Central building. Classes run five days weekly through July 15 with offerings in drawing painting design clay modeling weaving and more. Kindergarten to third graders meet 9 to 10 30 a m and fourth graders and up 9 to 12. Lawrence children who attended kindergarten and not yet graduated may attend free with materials supplied if needed.
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Maud Ellsworth
Central Building
Ninth and
Kentucky Streets
Ellsworth
Lawrence
Mrs Ickes Denies She Will Be Farmer's Wife
Washington June 25 Secre tary Ickes said his 25 year old bride Jane Dahlman of Milwaukee would be a farmer's wife She said pollen makes her sneeze and she would not garden She admitted liking country eggs and tennis but said hay fever could keep her from farming and a tennis elbow keeps her husband off the courts
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Washington
Ickes
Jane Dahlman
Milwaukee
Chief Wins Handicap at Aqueduct in Brooklyn Handicap
The Chief and Stagehand, both three-year-olds owned by Maxwell Howard and trained by Earle Sande, ran first and second in the mile and an eighth Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct. Parker Corning's Unfailing placed third while J H Louchheim's Pompoon finished out of the money for the first time this year.
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New York
Maxwell Howard
Earle Sande
Brooklyn
Aqueduct
Parker Corning
J. H. Louchheim
Pompoon
Chandler opens Senate campaign in Kentucky supporting Roosevelt
Hopkinsville June 25 Governor A B Chandler formally launched his bid for the U S Senate stating support for President Roosevelt and inviting Democrats to judge him against Senate Majority Leader Alben Barkley on record. He said Roosevelt could not deter his August primary run and charged Barkley allies miscast his fiscal reform stances as opposition to the President.
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Hopkinsville
A. BE. Chandler
United States Senate
Roosevelt
Senate
Alben W. Barkley
Chandler
White House
Barkley
Kentucky
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Deaths and Funerals Roscoe P Farley and Clarence Koch
Roscoe P Farley 43 died yesterday at the Veterans hospital Leavenworth. Funeral Monday 2 PM Rumsey funeral home with Veterans of Foreign Wars in charge. Burial Oak Hill cemetery. He is survived by brothers Don Farley Corpus Christi TX and J T Farley Law. Clarence Koch 62 died yesterday in St Marys hospital Kansas City MO. Funeral Monday 9 AM in Kansas City. Burial Catholic cemetery Eudora 11 AM. He is survived by Frank Koch Lawrence brother, a nephew Francis Koch Kansas City, and two sisters Mrs C F Teeter and Miss Marguerite Koch New York City.
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Roscoe P. Farley
Veteran’s Hospital
Leavenworth
Rumsey Funeral Home
Harold G. Barr
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Oak Hill Cemetery
Farley
Don Farley
Corpus Christi
Tex
J. T. Farley
Lawrence
Clarence Koch
Frank Koch
St. Mary’s Hospital
Kansas City
Eudora
Francis Koch
C. F. Teeter
Marguerite Koch
New York City
Forgotten Speaker Stand Delays Swedish Tercentenary
Workmen who built the steel review stands at Wilmington Municipal Building for the Swedish tercentenary celebration opening Monday were recalled for unfinished business. They forgot to provide a speaker's stand.
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Wilmington
Del
Plan Archery Match At Girl Scout Day Camp
The fathers of Girl Scouts will attend a day camp next Tuesday from 1 to 8 PM to compete in an archery match with their daughters. Dads will enjoy a marionette show with the girls, handicraft displays, and a picnic supper. Notables include Miss Clara Lindquist who directed the camp and Miss Dorothy Dean Viets who led nature study with other leaders assisting.
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H. C. Bigelow
Clara Lindquist
Oberlin College
Camp Alpha Hive
Ely
Dorothy Dean Viets
Walter Keeler
C. E. Tefft
Miss Carpenter
Miss Lindquist
Erna
Olga Carl
Helen Dodds
Mary Evelyn Frank
Laura Polsen
Thelma Johnson
Amtt Jean Edmiston
Eleanor Frowe
A. F E. Woestemeyer
H. E. Keene
Girl Scout Council
No progress in dispute over child’s education in London
Countess Barbara Hutton Haugwitz-Reventlow stayed in her guarded Winfield home as no progress appeared in the dispute with her husband over their two year old son Lance. Franklyn L. Hutton in Paris said he tried to mediate a reconciliation in a conference with the count, but there was no update.
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London
Barbara Hutton
Paris
Lance
Barbara Hutton Haugwitz-Reventlow
Winfield House
Franklyn L. Hutton
Cardinals beat Dodgers as Davis wins in eight hits
In Brooklyn, Curt Davis pitched eight innings of eight hit ball and St Louis defeated Brooklyn 3 to 1 behind a two run eighth inning rally. The game was part of a day with rain causing postponements including Boston at Cleveland and Philadelphia at Chicago.
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Curt Davis
St. Louis Cardinals
Dodgers
St. Louis
Davis
Owen
Posedel
Shea
New York
Clay Bryant
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Phil Cavarretta
Cubs
Chicago
Bryant
Hartnett
Gumbert
Lehrman
Danning
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Spud Davis
Phillies
Cincinnati
Reds
Walters
Lombardi
Mulcahy
Passeau
W. Davis
Boston
Mace Brown
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston Bees
Brown
Pittsburgh
Tobin
Bauers
Todd
Lanning
Hutchinson
Mueller
Ruffing
Dickey
Lawson
Poffenberger
Gotta
York
Deshong
Ron
R. Ferrell
Hildebrand and Sullivan
Heath
Cleveland
Venzke Marries Margaret Eisenhower in Hollywood
Eugene Venzke former Penn miler and 1936 Olympian wed Margaret Eisenhower of Reading Pa. in a parlor ceremony at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament Hollywood officiated by Rev Cornelius J McCoy S J Venzke met his bride in college both families linked to Reading and athletics confirmed today
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Hollywood
Calif
Eugene Venzke
University of Pennsylvania
Margaret Eisenhower
Reading
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Cornelius J. McCoy
S. J
George Eisenhower
Venzke
Missing University of Kansas graduate Jean Linley
Mrs. Roy Linley of 1345 Vermont Street asks police in several midwestern cities to renew efforts to locate her son Jean Linley 22 who left Lawrence May 8 and has not been heard from since. Linley earned a KU degree last February then went to Tacoma Washington to work in a lumber camp returning to Lawrence May 5 and leaving again three days later.
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Roy Linley
Vermont Street
Jean Linley
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Linley
Tacoma
Wash
Forties eight patrol bombers launch longest non stop flight
In San Diego on June 25, a Navy massed flight sent forty eight patrol bombers from San Diego Bay for a 1,200 mile non stop operation to Seattle marking the Navy's largest coordinated flight to date.
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San Diego
Calif
San Diego Bay
Navy
Seattle
Officers Questioned in Slaying at Kansas Party
Four naval officers questioned Marine Sergeant Edgar J. Rodgers as the Moeller killing case opened. Rodgers was released on a $3,000 bond after being charged with Moeller's murder. The naval board said its findings would be secret with a report to Washington. Rodgers said Moeller choked the hostess and advanced toward her room when he fired.
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Kansas City
Kan
Edgar J. Rodgers
Arthur C. Moeller
Here
Rodgers
Moeller
Wyandotote
Naval Board of Investigation
Washington
Wyandotte County
Nebraska supreme court ousts Lt Governor Jurgensen
Lincoln Neb June 25 The Nebraska supreme court removed Lieutenant Governor Walter H Jurgensen from office ruling his seat vacant since March 7 after his conviction for embezzling 549 dollars from Chester C Kaderli a railroad agent in a stock deal He argued the vacancy awaited his appeal He is a Democrat who filed yesterday for renomination.
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Neb
Nebraska Supreme Court
Walter H. Jurgensen
Jurgensen
Chester C. Kaderli
Potter
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Lucille F. McCreath
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Willow Springs Township
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American Association
St. Paul
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W. H. Jurgensen
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Parker
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