Reed Fires Blast at Political Foes in Kansas Primary
Gov. Clyde M. Reed denounced the Kansas primary campaign as the most outrageous in state history. He named eight opponents and allies in a bid to regain control of the Republican party, predicting his nomination and election to another term. Mulvane denied ties to public utilities while defending his stance on the presidential primary law.
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Missionaries face tropical disease in Liberia per Ayers
Dr E A Ayers a Liberian mission worker for 33 years says tropical disease endangers missionaries more than native hostility. Despite illness many times he plans to depart the United States in July for his eighth term in Liberia, a land that has left him with thousands.
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Former School Teacher Becomes Transport Pilot at Hagerstown
Helen V Cox, once a school teacher in Hagerstown Maryland, earned a transport pilot license, becoming the twenty fourth woman in the United States to do so. She learned aviation while teaching, flew last year, passed a written exam and maneuvers tests, and now serves as a demonstration pilot.
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New Terminal in Cleveland Set for June 28 Opening
Formal opening of Cleveland's new terminal scheduled for June 28 marks a major milestone in a 220 million dollar project by the Van Sweringens. The fifty two story building joins four existing skyscrapers and links with the New York Central and other lines, with more roads expected later. Other group properties include the Hotel Cleveland and Midland Bank. An industrial accident board report notes about 400 accidents daily in Texas.
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Foes of Pact Pave Reservations Over Naval Treaty
Washington June 26 AP Foes of a London naval treaty pact backed by administration argue reservations threaten to prolong the Senate fight over ratification The proposed reservations claim the United States retains full rights to build as it pleases and the escape clause allows retaliatory construction if Britain or Japan exceed limits Replacement clauses let Britain replace six inch gun cruisers The dispute centers on cruiser construction policy and the six inch versus eight inch gun debate President Hoover vows a special Senate session after adjournment to take up the treaty despite a 24 senator petition delaying debate until fall
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How One Woman Lost 20 Pounds of Fat
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts for fat loss promising skin clarity and energy. It claims a 3 week fat reduction with daily half teaspoon doses, exercise, and eating restraint, urging purchase at Round Corner Drug Store with an 85 cent bottle.
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Dodge City man pleads guilty to shooting Fort Dodge marshals
Overnight Kansas briefs report John Marion Dix on escaping from Topeka state industrial school pled guilty to firing at Fort Dodge marshals R.R. McGregor and Willing Dellinger. In Dodge City sixteen carloads of new dark winter wheat inspected local crop quality rose with an average protein of 18.2 and weight 62 pounds. Kansas City three Fry sisters crusade against professional gambling follows incident when poker card dented by Floyd Fry’s left thumbnail on June 3.
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Wheat cars loaded. billing dispute and legal notices
Pratt-Charles Gorsulowsky says 500 Rock Island cars carried wheat yesterday between Liberal and Pratt, with 200 more daily if heat continues. Floyd refuses $500 hospital bill payment. Hutchinson hides a libel suit trial against Ed Metz set for July 24. Kansas City plane passengers swap planes after taxiway collision.
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Charles Gorsulowsky
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Alabama institute adds aeronautical engineering courses
Alabama Polytechnic Institute in Auburn has added aeronautical engineering to its curriculum. The program will offer ground work and airplane design instruction next. In related notes, a plane maneuvering for takeoff caused glass injuries to two bystanders during the incident.
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Alabama Polytechnic Institute
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