Crop Tolls Mounting after Destructive Hail Storm
Wellington Kansas June 27 Raymond Frye reports crop losses in Sumner county reaching between 1 and 2 million dollars due to a hail storm overnight. Wheat damage is widespread from Corway Springs toward Clearwater with reports of total losses and substantial livestock and property damage across the storm path.
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Wellington
Kan
Raymond Frye
Sumner County
Ellington
Kanens
Farm Bureau
Dalarce
Corway Springs
Clearwater
Sumner
Frye
Komerena
Prem
Geuda Speirus
Wrk
Welleton
Barderi
No New Levee Breaks As Rivers Rise Toward Record Crest
The Mississippi and Missouri rivers surged with Booneville and other crests setting all time highs. River forecasters expected the Big Muddy to fall today in Booneville while the Nebraska City crest neared 14.4 feet and a record rise continued along the river, with no new levee breaks reported.
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Kanens
Jeffers Neity
Boonville
Ralph Aldrich
Boonew
Rule
Olas
Nebraska City
Sanday
Thi
Kansas Industries to Exhibit in Wichita Industrial Show
Wichita hosts an industrial conference announcing a state show for Kansas manufactured products in Woluta Forum October 22 24. A temporary show committee chaired by J C Weodin of Wichita and including Manure Lee Fager and Gerald Gordon from Topeka was named by the state chamber of commerce to organize the exhibitors.
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Wichita
Kan
Kansas
Shaw
Herr Yesterna
McFarland
Field Aires
State Chamber of Commerce
Manure Lee Fager
State Industrial Development Son Mission
Gerald Gordon
Nanomatedd Industries Gas
Topeka
J.C. Weodin
Industriad Committen
Manufacturers’ Show
McFarth Industrial
State Income Taxes Seen Higher Than Estimated
Revenue officials predict state income tax collections will exceed estimates. Frank Carlson notes growth will shift ad valorem tax to 1 percent. Robert Linders cites 424 thousand in the period, with seven months toward a nine and a half million dollar total.
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Warsas Oy
Se Tay
Frank Carlson
Nate Robert Linders
Cameran
9 Mission of Revenue and Tree
Fru Dans
State Department Reports The Firing of 10 Employes
The State Department disclosed the dismissal of ten employees deemed security risks. Press Officer Lincoln White said the firings, part of an ongoing security inquiry, may reflect discretion or associations rather than loyalty, and identified no individuals while citing department policy against substantial doubt on security.
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State Department
Washington
National Security
Lincoln White
Interchurch award and service notes amid mixed text
G E E Lindquist returned from a ten day trip to Lake Geneva for a special dinner honoring long inter church service. He received a certificate for 25 years of faithful interdenomination service. The fragmentary text then shifts to other names and wartime era references without clear context.
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G. E. E. Lindquist
Conne Point Camp
Lake Geneva
Associa- Secretaries
Aes Riate
United States
Lindquist
Interdenominationa Ace
Mironothe United
Tal
Re: S
North
Amare
North Amerine
North Selice
Damages suit over auto crash in Douglas County
A damage action filed in Douglas County alleges injuries from a highway collision east of Eudora involving defendants Terry Van Tassel and another Sunflower Village resident. The plaintiff Mrs Rothberger claims serious back and nervous system injuries after the accident and seeks compensation for medical bills and pain.
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Rather
Terry van Tassel
Eudora
Rithberger
Blackburn
van Taszele
Deaths and Funerals Miss Emma E Schott
Miss Emma E Schott aged 72 died last evening at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Her address was 846 New Hampshire Street. She is survived by one brother Otto Schott of Lawrence. Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 p.m. with Rev Leland Yeung in charge at Runey Funeral Home. Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Emma E. Schott
Emma EB. Schott
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Rivne
New Hampshire Street
Otto Schott
Lawrence
Leland Yeung
Runey Funeral Home
Hein Oak
Orthopedic Clinic Event at Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Patient examination by Dr. Weaver of Ka J. Fifteen participants gathered at Lawrence Memorial Hospital to observe an orthopedic clinic run by Dr. Weaver. The event, held Friday, featured demonstrations on patient care, with several attendees reporting improvements in mobility and function.
Regents Name Persea Leader to Head Vocational School Plan
Regents elected Cotton to lead the effort creating two trade schools for training young Black men and women. Cotton, a Pitts industrial education pioneer, will oversee the new program with support from Hampton and Kansas State Teachers College connections. He currently directs Lincoln University studies, with praise for his broader record in advancing Black education.
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Wen
Hampton
Kansas State
Pittalurg
Ohio State Univer
Phi Ppa
Pitts
Medias
Lincoln
Jefferson
Tose’ Ree
Heat
Sedu Ted Um
Scinei
Combines Are Needed for Wheat Harvest in Kansas
Descriptive plea from W O Stark state farm labor supervisor calls for more combines to speed Kansas wheat harvest. Stark warns farm labor shortages across central Kansas and neighboring counties may slow gathering, urging rapid reporting of available machines to meet expected need.
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Kansas
Great Bend
Kan
Jina
W. O. Stark
Nagaa Abe
Karsia
Saran
Tukur
Arson Trial Ends After 18 Day Defense Appeal
The Coxncter of arson case concluded with a verdict after an 18 day trial. The defense attorney Harry V. ner said the verdict would be appealed. The defendant faced charges linked to a large edifice fire described as more substantial.
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Dune Mabey
Oteday
Orien
Wight Reed
Harry V. Ner
Lawrence News Roundup Shows Civic Talks and Weather Fire
Mixed Lawrence items recount the city’s park naming contest and council discussion on a demurrer while noting a former Atlanta research economist, an engineering professor, and local interviews for equipment contracts. Downtown temperatures hit 92 in the afternoon amid high humidity.
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PB Vowha Serb
The
York Times
Edie
Stewart Framies
Unger
Atlanta
Lawrence Resi
Onny
Illeral Reserve Bank of Atlanta
Thomas E Atkinson
St. Louis
Lawrence
Cordley and Junior High
Denison University
Granville
Ohio
University of Kansas
Mercury
Soldier suffocated in rented home near Fort Riley
Pvt Claude Watkins of Fort Riley died of suffocation in a new rental in Junction City Kansas. Coroner Dr L S Steadman said a lit cigarette dropped on upholstery while he slept. Watkins had just rented the house the day before and planned to join his wife Stella Penne Tom of Oklahoma. a course at a business college was starting July 3 with no enrollments after June 30.
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Kan
L. S. Steadman
Claude Watkins
Fort Riley
Steadman
Watkins
Stella
Penne Tom
Oklahoma
Market News Recap From Mayhem to Livestock and Wheat
A dense market brief outlines sharp moves in cattle and hogs, with cattle and hog figures, price trends, and quotes. It notes fluctuating grain prices, including wheat, corn, and rye, and mentions Chicago, Arizona, and statewide markets. Livestock futures and regional price changes are summarized, highlighting overall directions and notable shifts.
Flashes of Life Re Shortage Trouble in June 27 Notes
Austin Texas June 27 minnow farm issue sparks AG ruling on farm vehicle fees. Prince Asiko, empress’s niece, cannot marry Narichika Shimazu due to housing shortage. Clinton Michigan June 27 check of 7063 sent to Hong Kong to Miss Vella Wilcox settling Martha E Ball estate. heirs previously paid five years ago. war delayed final transfer.
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Asiko
Narichika Shimazu
Shimazu
Austin
Tex
Texas Attorney General's Department
Brown County
David J. Morris
Clinton
Hong Kong
China
Vella Wilcox
United States
DeWitt County
Martha E. Ball
Wilcox
Lawrence and To ve ka couples marry in probate court
Marriage licenses issued yesterday to Christopher Williams and Grace Lewis both of Lawrence. Leonard P. Larson and Eloise D. Larson both of Topeka. J Schelbar treated for fracture of left hand after his car ran into a ditch near his home twenty miles west of Lawrence. injury resolved yesterday.
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Christopher
Williams
Grace Lewis
Lawrence
Leonard P. Larson
Eloise D. Larson
Toveka
J. Schelbar
Larrence Memorial Hospital
Lawranca
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