Garner Critical of Lending Plan Faces Bipartisan Pushback
June 26 Washington reports say Vice President Garner sharply criticized parts of Roosevelt’s 3.86 billion lending program though not opposing it openly. Debate centers on foreign loans and railroad leasing, with leaders seeking to pass a bill via RFC powers amid bipartisan opposition.
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Washington
Garner
Friends Today
Roosevelt
Altho
Senate
House
Borah
Ride
Taft
RFC
Music Camps on Air Over Columbia Network Today
A mid western music camp broadcast from the Union Memorial ballroom runs today 1 to 2 pm on the Columbia Network. The camp features 192 musicians from 11 states with June 19 opening at the University of Kansas for six weeks of concerts and five more radio broadcasts. The 107 piece band is directed by Russell L. Wiley and the 85 member orchestra by David T. Lawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Union Memorial
Union Building
University of Kansas
Russell L. Wiley
David T. Lawson
Two Federal Grand Juries Set for Western Missouri
In Kansas City on June 26 western Missouri will run two federal grand juries. Judge Merrill E. Otis impaneled a second panel and said it will handle routine cases at first but may investigate extraordinary matters. The first grand jury, currently in recess, had signaled possible inquiries into T. J. Pendergast and R. Emmett O'Malley for income tax evasion. both pleaded guilty. The first panel plans to resume July 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Missouri
Merrill E. Otis
T. J. Pendergast
R.emmett O’malley
News Quiz from The Cranium Crackers Page
The page poses five quiz questions on sports and history from old headlines. Topics include a National Open golf top scorers list, a Czecho Slovak shooting reference, a freed American woman after a Russia hold, Homer Martin UAW affiliation, and a World War II draft dodger’s middle name tied to a major American city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Snead
Craig Wood
Denny Shute
Harry Cooper
Marvin Ward
Czecho-Slovakia
Bohemia - Moravia
Russia
Homer’ Martin
United Auto Workers
United States
Journal-World Vacation Address Offer
Advertisement noting a summer service to forward the Journal-World to a vacation address at 40 cents per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Lawrence Journal-World
Socialites sought on tar and feathering charges in Warrenton
Fairfax county authorities sought arrest warrants for three Virginia socialites after Count Igor Cassini said he was abducted from a Warrenton Country Club dance, tarred and feathered, and threatened with emasculation. Alexander Calvert Ian Montgomery Colin Montgomery named. Thomas A P Krock reports they faced the assault outside the club.
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Warrenton
Fauquier County
Virginia
Igor Cassini
Washington Times-Herald
Warrenton Country Club
Thomas A. P. Krock
Arthur Krock
Washington
New York Times
Cassini
Krock
Ian Montgomery
Colin Montgomery
Alexander Calvert
Montgomerys
R. H. Montgomery
Montgomery
Guy St. John Vernon
King George
Blair May Decide to Enter Kansas City Counsel Role
Sam C Blair longtime assistant US district attorney who aided in two drives on the Pendergast organization may join Kansas City cleanup efforts in a new post. Mayor Bryce B Smith backed by Gov Lloyd C Stark offered Blair the city counselor job. Blair said he would need talks with Smith and mutual agreement on key points before deciding.
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Kansas City
Sam C. Blair
United States District Attorney
Pendergast
Bryce B. Smith
Lloyd C. Stark
Smith
Blair
Jardan Is Not Guilty In Slot Machine Case
Cecil Jardan was found not guilty of violating the slot machine statute by a five man jury in justice court of Robert B. Oyler. The case followed a Baldwin junction station seizure by Milton Beach and Sheriff Charles E. Banning. Defense witnesses testified the machine was stored in a locked case and not operated in violation. Jury members were Walter J. Keeler Carl Drake John Andrews Will Anderson and J Walter Brown.
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Cecil Jardan
Justice Court
Robert B. Oyler
Jardan
Milton Beach
Charles E. Banning
Baldwin Junction
Walter J.’ Keeler
Carl Drake
John Andrews
Will Anderson
J. Walter Brown
Marriage Licenses Issued to Four Pairs in Kansas City Area
Licenses issued Saturday to Lester D. Fisher and Larene E. Kidney of Lawrence. Arthur M. Hladky of Kansas City Mo and Pearlyn H. Lemmer of Harrisonville Mo. F. R. Fair of Mankato Kan and Maxine Jacobs, ilene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester D. Fisher
Larene E. Kidney
Lawrence
Arthur M. Hladky
Kansas City
Pearlyn H. Lemmer
Harrisonville
F. R. Fair
Mankato
Kan
Maxine Jacobs
Ilene
Jockey killed as Wichita storm devastates track
Wichita June 26 A tor nado swept Stearns race track killing jockey Isadore Robideau 48 Beaver City Nebraska and injuring ten others. Seventy five horses were freed adding danger on U S 81 as rainfall and wind damaged farms and vehicles. Two leading pacers H A Tice and Catherine Favonian died in the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Stearns Race Track
U.S. 81
Isadore Robideau
Beaver City
Neb
Oe Robideau
Midwest Racing Association
Kansas
Oklahoma
H. A. Tice
Frank Ceiderberg
Hutchinson
Catherine Favonian
Judge Sears
Omaha
Perkins to Active Duty in Coast Artillery at Fort Crockett
Otis Perkins of Lawrence is appointed to one year active duty with the 65th Coast Artillery anti aircraft regiment at Fort Crockett Texas. He receives commission this spring at the University of Kansas and will serve as a second lieutenant in the regular army during the tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Perkins
Lawrence
65Th Coast Artillery
Fort Crockett
Tex
Perkins
University of Kansas
506Th Coast Artillery Reserve
Camp Leonard Wood
Fort Sheridan
506Th Regiment
Three Weeks Missing From This Man Life
Robert K. Stewart of McComb Mississippi vanished for three weeks after a May 22 assault on a New Orleans dock. He surfaced in a New York police station on June 9 unable to recall his whereabouts. He has been discharged from Bellevue hospital and travels with his wife to visit her parents in Leavenworth Kansas. His parents say hints place him in Florida before New York.
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New York
Robert K. Stewart
McComb
Miss
Bellevue Hospital
Leavenworth
Kan
Stewart
New Orleans
Canal Street
Saginaw
Mich
Florida
William Truesdale
Evacuation After Explosions From Mount Veniaminos
Perryville Alaska residents flee as Mount Veniaminos erupts with towering ash columns and loud blasts during a period of frequent explosions. Ten natives remain as government motorship carries away the last white residents amid widespread ash fallout.
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Perryville
Alaska
Veniaminos
Mount Veniaminos
Anderson speaker leads Southpark union service
Dr Carl Kardatzke of Anderson Indiana addressed the Southpark union church service last night, introduced by Rev D IE McGregor of the Ministerial Alliance. Harold Phillips and Miss Ruth Clark of the Friends church sang a duet as community singing was directed by Rev Dillon Wooten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Kardatzke
Anderson
Ind
Union
Southpark
Dev. D. IE. McGregor
Ministerial Alliance
Harold Phillips
Ruth Clark
Friends Church
Dillon Wooten
City files amended suit against Boyle estate over Rathford leaks
Kansas City June 26 UPI attorneys for the city named the estate of the late W D Boyle as a defendant in a case to recover 356000 paid Rathford Engineering Co for locating leaks in the water system. The amended petition alleges Boyle profited from the operations. Earlier defendants included John J Rathford C D Higgins and J G Halpin. Papers must be served on Roy W Crimm executor before Thursday ending the one year probate claims period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
UPI
W. D. Boyle
T.J. Pendergast
Rathford Engineering Co
Boyle
John J. Rathford
Water Department
C. D. Higgins
Pryor Construction Co
J.G. Halpin
Roy W. Crimm
Reading Institute Week At University Of Kansas
About 175 people registered this afternoon for the first annual Reading Institute week run by the University of Kansas School of Education and the extension division. Dr. Angela M. Broening and Dr. Grace Arthur head the program with Guy V. Keeler in charge. Enrollment costs 10 dollars covering registration and admission to all discussions and demonstrations.
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Reading Institute
School of Education
University of Kansas
United States
Angela M. Broening
Baltimore Public
Grace Arthur
Wilder Clinic
St. Paul, Minn
Extension Division
Guy V. Keeler
Kansas City May Be Next Stop for Glider Pilot
German glider pilot Capt. Peter Riedel 33 headed northeast from Tulsa or Oklahoma City toward Kansas City in a cross country flight aboard the cream colored Kranich two heater. He planned to stay aloft as long as weather allowed and has previously flown over the continental divide near Winslow Arizona and Magdalena New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Falls
Tex
Peter Riedel
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Kansas City
Riedel
Winslow
Winslow, Ariz.Magdalena
N. M
WPA Vacation in Topeka Delays June WPA Work
Kansas WPA project sponsors and supervisors were asked to reschedule workers hours to cover a temporary delay in the program while awaiting federal funds for the new fiscal year beginning July 1. Current funds cover through June 30, with the June employment quota of 28 500 held up until new money arrives. The recess may last until July 5, with no lost time for workers, and further hour extensions depend on congressional relief bill passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
WPA
Clarence Nevins
Nevins
Seizure of Largest Smuggled Opium Trunk
Federal customs officials reported the seizure of a trunk aboard the ocean liner President Coolidge containing 250 five real tins of opium. The trunk, unclaimed by any passenger since the Orient voyage, carried only Chinese characters for markings and is valued at 50 000 to 75 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
President Coolidge
M. J. Costello
Witness Identifies Parolee in Hall Slaying Case
Lansing police said Ruby Doty the only witness identified a parolee from a Michigan prison in the slaying of Detroit oil promoter George Hall. A coroner jury at Laingsboro found Hall died from a gunshot wound at the hands of unknown persons.
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Lansing
Mich
Ruby Doty
George Hall
Detroit
Michigan
Laingshoro
Miss Doty
Hall
Prosecutor opens one man grand jury into Michigan family pact
Lapeer June 26 prosecutor Thomas C. Taylor disclosed he had begun a one man grand jury investigation into marital affairs of two Columbiaville families alleged to have agreed to exchange wives and divide their 14 children equally.
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Lapeer
Mich
Thomas C. Taylor
Columbiaville
Ford Maddox Ford Dies in France at 66
British writer Ford Maddox Ford died in a Deauville clinic France at age 66. Funeral plans and tributes from literary figures spread across newspapers.
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Ford Maddox
Ford
Deauville
France
Ford Maddox Ford
Three Guilty Plea Dismissed in Wyandotte Lake Case
Three officers of Victor L. Phillips Construction Equipment pleaded not guilty to a federal indictment alleging payroll manipulations on the Wyandotte county WPA lake project. Victor L. Phillips Paul L. Machette and Nelson A. Ashwell waived reading and await October court session in Leavenworth. Judge Hopkins also sentenced Joseph Pike to two years for six counts of forgery.
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Kansas City
Kan
Victor L. Phillips Construction Equipment Company
Wyandotte County Lake
Victor L. Phillips
Paul L. Machette
Nelson A. Ashwell
Earl C. Smith
WPA
Wyandotte County
Leavenworth
Richard J. Hopkins
Joseph Pike
Atchison, Kan
Hopkins
Pike
Springfield
Heat spike and drought lash Merseyside in English clipping
The clipping notes a Merseyside heat record with a thermometer at 83.2 degrees, alongside official drought declarations. It also mentions rain totals in Lawrence and upcoming local meetings, including a junior league baseball gathering and a Douglas County Taxpayers League session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Werner
Merseyside
Mercury
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Isabelle Carson and Thomas Kennedy
Mrs. Isabelle Carson 75 died at 839 New Jersey street. Funeral at Ninth Street Baptist church Wednesday at 2 PM, Rev G N Jackson officiating, burial Oak Hill cemetery. Survived by four sons and two daughters and four grandchildren. Thomas H Kennedy, 79, funeral held today at Rumsey funeral home, burial Oak Hill cemetery, Rev Charles A Puls presiding. Active pallbearers listed. honorary pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabelle Carson
New Jersey Street
Ninth Street Baptist Church
G. N. Jackson
Oak Hill Cemetery
Jesse
John
Kansas City
Kan
Fred
Topeka
William Carson
Gary
Ind
Bessie Carr
Ogden
Stella Hunter
Thomas H. Kennedy
Rumsey
Charles A. Puls
Lutheran Trinity Church
Oak Hill
Mr. Kennedy
Philip Ernst, Sr
Orrin Kennedy
Joseph Kennedy
Arthur Huddleston
A. R. Kennedy
Herman Broeker
Ernest Seidel
C.B. Hosford
Willard Brown
Charles Howard
George Lotholz
Axel Olson
Charles Shirar
Jacob Good
Three Men Arraigned on Liquor Violations
George Weyermuller Frank Skinny Wilson and Bob Brooks were arraigned before Justice Rankin on persistent liquor violation charges. They pleaded not guilty and posted 100 bond each. The case is set for June 29 after a Lawrence police arrest near the boathouse at Ohio street last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Weyermuller
Frank “Skinny” Wilson
Bob Brooks
Charles C. Rankin
Lawrence
Ohio Street
Two Cars Damaged In Highway 59 Collision
No one was injured in a crash on Highway 59 near the Twenty-Third and Louisiana intersection. A 1939 Studebaker sedan driven by H. H. Moody and a 1930 Chevrolet coupe driven by Howard Lynch were the two vehicles involved. both sustained minor damage.
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Highway 59
Twenty-Third
Louisiana
H. H. Moody
Connecticut
Howard Lynch
Earthquake Hits Andean Village Pomacanchis
A Lima report says 18 people were killed and 40 injured when a powerful quake destroyed the Andean village of Pomacanchis in Peru's Cusco region. The tremor struck early last Friday causing widespread damage and prompting relief efforts.
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Lima
Peru
Pomacanchis
Peruvian
Cuzco
Bethel families celebrate 52nd Albright anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Albright marked 52 years Friday with a large supper hosting their children grandchildren and guests. Friends and relatives from Overbrook Lawrence Topeka and nearby towns gathered for food and conversation. Burns to travel and visits at several homes followed through Sunday.
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C. M. Albright
John Stahel
Wilma
Clarence Albright
Raymond Albright
Harold Fisher
Alan
Ross
Stratford O'Owens
Lawrence
Walter Oehrle
Geraldine Oehrle
Halstead Hospital
Lydia Allen
Charles Jones
Jones
Clarence Coursen
Overbrook
G. C. Clark
John Bunyan Clark
Joy
Joan Fisher
S. W. Owens
Frank Holsapple
Richard
Sue
Jack Dillon
Pleasant Grove
Mae Vance
John
Velma Vance
Raymond Oehrle
Elaine
Albert Turner
Emporia
Forest Schweers
Barbara Schweers
Vera Moon
Floyd Weimer
California
Lou Featherston
Tonganoxie Lake
Leavenworth
Keith Atchison and Sons
Earnest Albright
Topeka
Earnest
Evelyn Sharp
Wichita
Lila Featherston
Galveston
Tex
Doris
Marridonna Hoffman
Floyd Hefner
Goldenrod club meets at Baldwin home in June
The June meeting of the Goldenrod club was hosted by Mrs. Joe Baldwin and daughter Miss Belle Baldwin on June 7. Members attended with one absence and a roll call about thoughts of mothers and teachers. Prizes went to Mrs. Lloyd Simon and Mrs. Ernest Transmier. The next gathering is set for July 5 with a new roll call topic. Visitors included Mrs. Charles awl and several others. local visits covered nearby homes.
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Goldenrod Club
Joe Baldwin
Belle’ Baldwin
Frank Simon
Lloyd Simon
Ernest Transmier
Charles Awl
Dale
Darlene Schamle
Rita Lee Transmier
Edith Mae Raible
Agnes Baldwin
Mary Rose Prim
Pearl Thurber
Joan
Old Belvoir District
John Byerely
Amoit
Hopewell and Independence Club Meeting Notes
Hopewell Country club met at Mrs Nora Fleshman home with 15 members present Last Thursday afternoon The program included The Star Spangled Banner Still Waves by Mrs Russell Greer and The Public Crib by Mrs W H Lucas Refreshments were served at the close The next meeting July 6 will be at Mrs Russell Greer s home A visitor Mrs Glenn Kellar visited Roy Reynolds last Tuesday Meanwhile Mr and Mrs Charlie Gale and family were in Lawrence Tuesday Fred Purvis and Don McMillan were also mentioned
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Topeka
George Reynolds
Geneva
Gladys Elm
Baldwin
Hollis Surface
Earl Lederer
al Winters
Will Winters
Ada Williams
Earl Williams, Jr
Long Beach
Calif
Thelma Dyer
Leo Dyer
B. L. Tanl
Hibbard Tanl
Stanley
Worden
Henry Seele
Minnie Seele
Lawrence
Claude Jardon
Kansas City
Cecil Sanders
Keith Starr
Eudora
Henry Pippert
Mildred Elm
Howard Purvis
Elaine Beck
Fred Purvis
Roy Merchant
Albert Dyer
Hopewell Country Club
Nora Fleshman
Russell Greer
California
W. H. Lucas
Glenn Kellar
Roy Reynolds
Charlie Gale
Don McMillan
Jane Christy
Alva Kinnison
Maris Lee
North, Mo
Leslie Clough
Farmer
A “Lee
Harry Unger
Earl McCrumb
L. L. O'Meara
Gordon. Bennett
Callif
Edd Steele
Emile Regnier
Betty Christy
Stull
Ed Tingle
L. L
Clough
Aid
Alva
Petefish
Mildred
Louis
Bernice
Bertha Goff
Asa Colman
Roy Goff
Leta
Doris Cox
J. L. Sanders
Glatthaar
J. Sanders
J. O'Connor
William Johnson
L.L. O'Meara
Local residents visit relatives across towns during harvest and events
SIGEL and surrounding households feature a flurry of visits as Will O Connor joins harvest effort. Earl Hayes and daughter La Verne visit O Connor home from Burlington. Mrs Gladys Elm Lou Kelly and Lois Goff visit various locals. K U commencement attended by Helen Garman. Family frien ds Johnny and Joan Mitchell from Leavenworth spent last week with H W Phillips family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse O'Connor
Burlington
Will O'Connor
Earl Hayes
O'Connor
la Verne
Topeka
Gladys Elm
Lou Kelly
Baldwin
Jim Sanders
Lois Goff
Model
Alva Petefish
J. L. Sanders
Minerva Club
Lake View Club House
D. H. McCreath
Bennie Phillips
Hutchinson
Dora Phillips
Ralston
Okla
Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Gatherings
Residents record weekend trips and family events across North Missouri and nearby towns. The piece lists visits to relatives, birthday celebrations, a fish bite illness recovery, and a season ending Aid meeting with officer elections and committee reports.
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Representative White
Ohio
House Appropriations Committee
Republican National Committee
Columbia Network
Otis
Derby
Lawrence Derby
Chamber of Commerce
WREN
Mississippi
Tenth
Sam Blair
Dr. Albright
Irwin Shields
Burden
Frank Vennon
Winfield
Everett Loveland
Eureka
C. W. Redman
Ralph Hasgett
Clay Commodore
Louisville
Melvin Weathers
John W. Gibbs
Scotty Hammond
Harry Williams
Coast Artillery
iThe ‘Journal-World _ Classified
Fage
W.D. Boyle
Wyandotte Lake
Daryl .E. Wagner
Ellinwood
K.U
Russ Chitwood
Conway Springs
Seattle
Wash
C. J. Posey
Dorothea Cook
Lux
Weaver
Douglas County Taxpayer's League
Ith & Vt
Boston
Grove
Desautels
Haynes
Masterson
Ferrell
Penn
Cleveland
Bridges
Tebbetts
Harder
Bronca
Hemsley
Philadelphia
Bethel
Enterprise and Vicinity
Hopewell
Mantle
Bireley
Granada
Sigel
Mass
Goodyear
Goodrich
Firestone
Fisk
Fritz
Memorial
the Rapid Transit Company
FHA Loans
McGrew-Peck Inv. CO
Massachusetts
Lawrence, Kan
The
Prudential Insurance Co. of America
Ute
Funk
Funk’s
Masa
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