Senate action delays nuisance tax extension one year
The senate is poised to pass a bill extending nuisance taxes for one year while the House prepares a wealth taxing bill before the Present measure expires June 30. Additional taxes are expected after current levies are settled, potentially shifting focus to new measures. In China, reports say about 80 Manchukuoan troops clashed with 700 armed Chinese in disputed territory, foreshadowing another incident amid Manchukuo tensions and Japanese influence.
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Senate
House
Congress
Washington
Man
China
Manchukuo
White House
Universal Fatherhood and Youth Policy Debate
A century of editorials explores universal brotherhood from scripture while critiquing federal youth programs and rising national debt. It argues for restraint on borrowing, warns against fast tracking wealth taxation, and notes a White House congress negotiation that clarifies tax policy pace.
Old Home Town church marks seventy years
Hundreds gather for the Baptist church seventy year celebration with a history talk by Prof. A S Olin a letter from Rev C C Brown and a telegram from W C Simons Also social hour in the Epsilon rooms with Miss Helen Harshberger and Miss Evanella Ritchie at the punch bowl. Banquet and organ concert planned for tonight.
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Ac the Baptist Church
A. S. Olin
C. C. Brown
W. C. Simons
Theta Epsilon
Helen Harshberger
Evanella Ritchie
Hoke Simpson
Poor Pa by Claude Callan
Poem by Claude Callan from 1935 Publishers Syndicate, a short verse in a topical style reflecting rural family life and social themes of the era.
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Poor PA
Claude Callan
Local Social News Highlights Delights and Travels
Mrs C E Decker entertained last evening for Mr and Mrs E J Kiple who are guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Bolin. W E Tenney returned from a world trip and Mrs Tenney remains with her sister Miss Anna Cockina in Santa Fe New Mexico. Charles Warren Jr is noted as the newborn son of Mr and Mrs Warren.
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Charles Warren, Jr
C.E. Decker
E. J. Kiple
Frank Bolin
W. E. Tenney
Tenney
Anna E Cockina
Santa Fe
N. M
First Fourth Accident in Lawrence County
Twenty five years ago a Lawrence boy Park Hetzel Jr. was injured by a blank pistol while playing in the yard. The wad pierced his clothing into the left thigh but the wound was not serious. The incident did not dampen Fourth of July enthusiasm.
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Lawrence
Park Hetzel, Jr
Park Hetzel
Rhode Island_ street
Park
Wll
Wreme
Eberhart-Hays Music Company
Wichita
Erwin Eberhart
F. D. Beye
Vic Johnson
BE. W. Parsons
Bonner Springs
Kansas City
Johnson
Naomi Light
California
Myxie Kaufman
Petty
Earl Petty
Miss Renn
Dora Renn
Montreal
Canada
Alore
May Nolan
Los Angeles
Cal
C.W. Phillips
Indianapolis
Ind
W. B. Brownell
Evelyn
Forty Years Ago Local Notices and Weddings in Lawrence
Forties era notes report church pastorate renewal mortgage actions and local transfers. Ed L Thomas wed Emma B. Anderson in a quiet home ceremony with various residents traveling or relocating. Community events include bicycle riders planning for a parade, visitors and relocations among residents, and local attractions such as prairie dogs near a North Lawrence colony.
Threat Of Showers Over Kansas Today
The national weather bulletin notes a threat of showers in Kansas with light rainfall if any occurs. Farmers in muddy fields prepare for corn cultivation and wheat harvesting as temperatures rise to near 95 to 100 degrees inland. River levels show no significant overflow after a recent downpour, with July heat anticipated across the state and a brief cooling trend possible in eastern regions. Extraneous classified ad line about selling extra clothes and furniture follows.
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Topeka
Kansag
S. D. Flora
Ivers
Flora
Altho
Solomon
Beloit
Kansas
Daphne and Alison in a tense family confrontation
In a London drawing room Daphne faces Alison and her father as years of secrets and accusations boil over. Daphne admits fear and lies about her late husband, while Alison insists she is in danger. Robert plans a rushed marriage to Daphne, and Guy Lumley’s arrival is awaited amid mounting tension.
Beachside Escape in Mary Graham Bonner Tale
Rip longs for home and the familiar sights of Wildwood as Peter and Cora prepare a beach run. He imagines Top Notch the rooster, Willy Nilly, and bears near Willy Nilly's, while fearing the vast ocean and dreaming of a secret escape tomorrow as he leaves with his leash.
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Mary Graham Bonner
Rip
Top Notch
Christopher Columbus
Willy Nilly
Peter
Cora
Flashes of Life in Briefs and Pleasantries
A.B. Prats column notes Worm Turns with taxi driver Rudolph Boggia pleading guilty after nearly hitting a pedestrian, Patrolman James McNamee in mufti, and two days’ jail. Also records Agnes Holm finding a pigeon egg in a straw lined copy basket in Bridgeport. Florida note ends with a question.
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Associated Prats
Worm
New York
Rudolph Boggia
Boggia
James McNamee
Mufti
Bridgeport
Conn
Agnes Holm
Near Yet So Far Milker Crosses Flooded Saline River
Ed Rathbun crossed the Saline river to milk his cows after heavy rain swelled the stream leaving him on one bank and his cattle on the other. He drove 106 miles to reach the herd, compelled by rising waters to tend them from afar. A report of Justice Rivers Buford’s death was dismissed as false by the Florida jurist who joked he knew it was untrue the moment he heard it. A thunderclap woke Mrs Henry Fuchrer in Central City Nebraska and she found her washing machine running, apparently sparked by the storm. Chicago judge Rudolf F Desort proposes alimony as a way to cut divorces after a case where a wife temporarily controlled funds. the couple later reunited claiming two could live cheaper than one.
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Jid Gillis
Kansas City
Gillis
Kansas Telephone Company
Lawrence
H. E. Kepler
General
Vermont
Kentucky Street
Seventh Street
Henry Neider
Lone Star
Germany
New York
Columbus
Bremen
Neider
Ruth Hoover
University
Department of
Columbia University
Dorothy Barter
Hugh M. Blair
Cambridge
Maso
Harvard
Raymond Rice
Oberlin
Ohio
Oberlin College
Ruth Elizabeth Mason
Jessie Edmondson
Seattle
Wash
Ieawn
Alpha Gamma Esta
L.D. Havenhill
Frank L. Brown
Havenhill
L. Lefschetz
Prof. Lefschetz
Princeton University
Charles Banning
Guy Lumley
Alizon
Daphne
Lumley
Scotland Yard
Alison
Warley
Robert
Bob
Poynter
Guy
Worley
Evelyn M. Winch
Kan
Ed Rathbun
Althe
Rathbun
Chicago
Rudolf F. Desart
John Cawkwell
Mary
A Mind That Found Itself How Beers Shaped Mental Hygiene
Review of Clifford Whittingham Beers memoir detailing his mental breakdown and institutional confinement. Notes Harvard psychologist William James praising the work as a classic inside view of insanity and calls for continued reforms and public support for mental hygiene.
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York Academy of Medicine
Iago Galoston
Clifford Whittingham Beers
National Committee For Mental Hygiene
William James
Harvard University
Beers
Kansas flood relief talks under way after Kansas floods
Gov. Alf Landon assesses flood damage in the Republican river valley as relief officials convene on rehabilitation plans. Winds hail and rain flatten wheat in south central Kansas, with losses in the millions. National Grange leader Taber urges self help and organized recovery to restore farm purchasing power. An 11 1000 volt line fatally electrocutes I R Ferguson while repairing a transformer. Louise Nelson, 5, dies from burns suffered during gasoline washing incident. two other children injured.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Republican River Valley
Kansas
Alf M. Landon
Landon
C. D. Davis
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Eldorado
I. R. Ferguson
Ferguson
Kansas Gas & Electric Co
Chidren
Wall Battle Ends In Court Over Sign Space
Fort Scott reports Jack T. Harris an automobile loan agent won a court case to paint a sign on a leased wall, denying HE L Stout a permanent injunction. Stout’s filling station property adjoins the wall and he opposed the sign. Jack Mercer, the sign painter, endured water dousing during the dispute. In Manhattan Dan Casement and State Senator Simon Fishman are set to appear July 4 at Gaylord to discuss the AAA.
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Fort Scott
Jack T. Harris
Automobile Ioan
HE. L. Stout
Stout
Harris
Jack Mercer
Manhattan
Dan Casement
AAA
Simon Fishman
Gaylord
Kan
Holt and Johnson clash over senate eligibility and patronage
Washington's 80 year old Rush D Holt, idolizing Hi Johnson of California, faced opposition over his senate eligibility. The piece also notes Congress grappling with the burdens of the Congressional Record and NRA patronage fallout as civil service concerns rise with code validations.
First Fireworks Casualty Earl Averill Injured in Blast
Cleveland star center fielder Earl Averill of the Indians suffered a firecracker explosion injury yesterday. He will be out from three to six weeks, doctor says. The incident occurred during celebrations in Cleveland on June 26.
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Earl Averill
Cleveland
Harl Averill
Cleveland Indians
Edward Castle
Radio Night schedule and injuries at the ball park
A long radio schedule lists programs across KMBC WREN WDAF and others for June 27 and 28. The text notes Cincinnati Averill requiring stitches after a firecracker accident while others at a picnic suffered minor injuries. Walter Johnson plans to use Milton Galatzer in center field until Averill's return. Also described are Crow Creek Nation women weaving willow into wire for dam riprap under a conservation program.
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KMBC
Asai Wren
Floyd Gibbons
AWDAF
Jack Armstrong
Boake Carter
Wren
Three Scamps
KMNC
Kate Smith
Wren—Krachel
WDAF
Rudy Vallee
van Loon
KMUC
Horace
Heidt
John
Kennedy
Ssport
Abe Lyman
Tony
Gus
Know
Is¢ Crawford
Howard Lallz
Ted Fio-Rite
L. A
Orchestre
Wincoln Tavern
Wren—Shandor
Joe Reichman
Bill Hagen
Twin Cities
Royal York
Orch
Glen Lee
Once
Oracio Zito'a
Dien
Lie Simons
SDAF
Lincoln Tavern Orchestra
BMBC
Ball Club
Averill
Fst
Walter Johnson
Milton Galatzer
Crow Creek Reservation
South Dakota
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Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Fin Sacco
National Administration
Dolly
Publishers Syndicate
Christian Church
Zook
J. P. Harris
L Thomas
Emma BM. Anderson
W. T. Sinclair
Warne
Whitcomb
Nellie Haskell
Atchison
Lillie Claypool
Red Oak
Helen Hutchings
Maine
Clarence H. Sears
Chillicothe
G. P. van Wyck
Washington,d. C
Ross Brodhead
East
Miss Chamberlain
Jeffries
St. Louis
Augusta Flintom
West Lawrence
North Lawrence
Ches. M. Sharpe
Chapter
Tallahassee, Flo
Rivers Buford
Florida Supreme Court
Central City
Neb
Henry Fuchrer
Snakes
Kansas News
Winfield
Louise Nelson
George Nelson
Carl
Charles
W. C. Finney
Herbert Plummer
West Virginia
Rush D. Holt
Hi” Johnson
Holt
Congressional Record
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Supreme Court
NRA
KNBC
John Herrick
Barivoat
WLAF
WBDAF
KMAC
Leake Carter
Nazar Kurkdje
Irene Rich
Woessica Dragonetts
Stewart McDonald
KMDC
Wren—Heatrice Lillie
Hollywood Hotel
Phil Baker
Commerce Trust
Richard Himber
Col. Stoopnagle
Budd
WD2
Wren—Sinfonietta
Holmes
WWREN
Amos 'N
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Tattler’s
Jesse Crawford
the O'Neills
KMRC
Leonard Keller
Km2c
Montento Musicale
Reggie Child
Chevrolet
KMBU
Luisi Romanelli
EeRoy Smith
Mark Hopkins
WRED
Oe Kine
Km2rc
Wren—Dailly Bissett
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KMEC
Horacio Zito
WDAP
Broadmor Club
Bill Clogan
Kmic
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