Full inquiry in EAW enforcement by Hoover commission
Washington June 28 AP says Hoover commission will press full inquiry into enforcement of all federal statutes with or without government funding. Senate trimmed to study prohibition. Hoover asked to proceed and would seek private funds for 100000. Senate approved 250000, trimmed to 50000 for prohibition inquiry, then conference. Hoover confident the full program will be carried out to completion, noting rising federal prison populations and that most offenders are for crimes other than prohibition.
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Washington
Hoover Uw Enforcement Commission
Fands
Senate
Hoover
Cowhis
Hite
J. Hoover
Wickersham
Dean Roscoe
Pound
Jenry W. Anderson
Monte L. Le‘sham
Ada Comstock
Senate Moves 50000 for Commission Amid Deficiency Bill
The text notes a senate action that appropriated 50000 for a commission, establishing the maximum under the deficiency bill. The house did not appropriate, and the bill proceeds to conference, highlighting the federal situation and the 70 percent issue as crucial.
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Senate
House
Blas Suspected in Payne Car Bombing Fatality
Amarillo Texas June 28 AP investigators pursue a nitroglycerine bomb theory after an explosion tore apart a car killing Mrs A D Payne and seriously injuring her 14 year old son Gee and Barbara nine. Chief detective M M Scott and expert Tex Thornton confirm bomb fragments and wiring tampering. The Payne family planned a vacation and the attorney candidate had no known enemies.
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Amarillo
Tex
F A. D. Payne
Payne
Udge
M.M. Scott
Tex Thornton
Scott
Gee
Barbara
Card to express thanks for loss by Drennon family
Heartfelt appreciation to friends neighbors and relatives for loving kindness during sickness and death of our dear wife daughter and sister Mrs Bertha Knop and family Mr and Mrs W M Drennon acknowledge support from Cardiff community in this notice
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Id. C. Drennon
Bertha Knop
W. M. Drennon
Joint Faculty Recital and Vesper Program Announced
The University of Kansas School of Fine Arts faculty present a joint recital Monday at 8 pm in the Administration Auditorium starring William B. Downing baritone and Waldemar Gelich violinist with Ruth Orcutt as accompanist. A second summer vesper program, 7 pm, University Auditorium features an address by Rev. Theodore Astman.
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William B. Downing
Waldemar Gelich
University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
Ruth Orcutt
K. U. Fine Arts School
University
Theodore Astman
First Presbyterian Church
Rotary Quartet to Aid Union Service at South Park
The Rev. Ross Smith of Friends Church will deliver a sermon at the Union Service in South Park tomorrow at 7:45 PM. The Rotary Quartet Bruner Woman Donmyer and Edwin F will provide music led by Charles W. Thomas. A cordial invitation is extended by the Mi jal Alliance. the weather may move the service indoors at Trinity Lutheran Church.
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Deliveny
Ross Smith
Friends Church
The
Union
South Park
Bruner
Donmyer
Edwin F
Ren
Charles W. Thomas
Mi Jal Alliance
Trinity Lutheran Church
Three Vacancies at Naval Academy in Kansas
Senator Henry J. Allen announced three vacancies at the U S Naval Academy to Kansas boys aged 16 to 20. A congressional designation examination on October 25, 1930, will help select three candidates and three alternates for entrance exams in spring 1931, from among applicants listed including Burris Wichita and DeLano Cherokee.
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Washington, D. C
United States Naval Academy
Kansas
Henry J. Allen
Allen
United States Civil Service Commission
Congress
Senator Allen
Deapley I. Davis
Hutchinson
Fred A. Kinzie
Hiawatha
Edward F. Railsback
Kansas City
Curtis
Senate
John Kramer Burris
Wichita
Marvin DeLano
Cherokee
Darwin Deyoe
Frederick S. Dever, Jr
Osawatgmie
William N. Ewing
Parsons
Ralph’ Hiller
Salina
Max Donald Holmer
el Dorado
Kenneth Lovell
William H. Phillips
Earl William Root
Topeka
Robert Rowley
Russell
Alfred H. Slater, Jr
Ottawa
George B. Stephens
Clive Francis Watson
Keith Weltmer
Allen H. Wiggins
Coffeyville
Albert L. Williamson
Troy
Appeal Filed In A Will For Charity In Missouri And Kansas
An appeal in a will exceeding $20,000 seeks distribution to Crawford county Poor Farm inmates and Jackson county Missouri Home for the Aged. Mrs Jeanette Toohey, 71, died April 18 and placed funds in trust with Robert E Rooney. Executrix Miss Hattie Lucitt had her appointment letters revoked amid probate dispute.
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Crawford County
Kan
Poor Farm
Jackson County
Missouri
Independence
Circuit Court
Jeanette Toohey
Robert E. Rooney
Hattie Lucitt
A. D. Scarritt
Stella Parke
Toohey
Miss Lucitt
Sabina Myers
Indiana
Rooney
Tohey
Italian council of ministers acts on national defense
In Rome on June 28 the council of ministers led by Premier Mussolini took up defense issues prompted by France’s plans to fortify the Italian frontier. The decision raises exchange transactions and sets tax methods for firms affected, with a budget outline for the next year including increased military and aviation expenditures.
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Rome
Council of Ministers
Mussolini
France
Henee
Thahithe
Remodeling Plans for First Christian Church
The educational unit remodeling is moving forward with A F Wickes as architect. The building committee has secured cost estimates and will present full details to the congregation on Sunday morning June 29. The official board will likely act at the next Wednesday night meeting. the Sunday service at 11 is open to the public.
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First Christian Church
A. F. Wickes
Disciples of Christ
Lawrence
Seth W. Slaughter
Annual Sunday School Picnic Announced by County Council
The pe County Council of Religious Education announces the annual Sunday School picnic at Brown's Grove on Thursday July 31. An address will be given at 11 a.m. followed by dinner, then a competition program between schools, games, and a general good time inviting all to attend.
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Pe County Council of Religious Ucation
Brown’s Grove
Religious services and sermons in local churches
Ninth and Vermont streets hosts First Presbyterian with Bible school at 10 and sermons on Paganism old and new at 11. Morning worship and communion follow, evening service at 8 with The Peril of Ease The Virtue of Trouble as theme. Centenary M E Church at Fourth and Elm lists 10 am Sunday school, 11:60 am worship, 8 pm sermon The Red Fog a Menace to the Nation. Public invited.
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First Presbyterian Church
Ninth
Vermont
Theodore H. ‘Astman
Sopra
Oo Stoughton
Agnes Smith
North Side Christian Church
Bible School
Varsity screens On the Level with McLaglen cast
Victor McLaglen stars in an outdoor picture On the Level at the Varsity theater supported by William Harrigan Lilyan Tashman. The film drew a capacity crowd as McLaglen and his pal faced steel and danger in the plot.
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Victor McLaglen
William Harrigan
Lilyan Tashman
McLaglen Oe Biff
Are. Steel
Marriage Licenses Recorded In Probate Court
The office of L H Menger, probate judge, issued licenses for Eneres Underwood and John Lawrence, married by Rev Edwin Price, and Alpha Iren, and Berbers E Berber with Ruth John son, both married by Rev Assman in Topeka.
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L. H. Menger
Filtew. Ahlea
Eneres Underwood
Dred Ze Lawrence
Edwin Price
Alpha
Iren
Assman
E. Berber
Ruth
Johnson
Topeka
Menger
Economists Head Home Denver June 28
Denver stresses return to work as Miss 5 Swat of Chi is noted in a brief item.
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Denver
Colo
Corner leased for oil station at Eighth and New Hampshire
L L Riling announced leasing the north fifty five feet of the first floor of his two story brick building at the southeast corner of Eighth and New Hampshire streets to Independent Oil Company of Kansas City for a filling and service station. The firm operates stations across Kansas Missouri and other states. Construction delays due to steel shortages push finish date uncertain.
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L. L. Riling
Independent Oil Company of
Kansas City
Eighth and
New Hampshire Streets
Eighth Street
New Hampshire Street
Independent Oil and Gas Company
Kansas
Missouri
Minnesota
Oklahoma
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Nebraska
Iowa
Wisconsin
South Dakota
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Oklah
Kan
Trans-Miss golf final tied at par midway
Bob McCrary of Des Moines and Jimmy Manion of St. Louis were even at the turn in the Trans Mississippi championship final at Broadmoor Country Club. Both shot 35 on the first nine holes in Colorado Springs Colorado.
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Broadmoor Country Club
Colorado Springs
Colo
Bob McCrary
Des Moines
Jimmy Manion
St. Louis
Hoover Leaves White House For Virginia Lodge Trip
President Hoover departs the White House for a week end trip to his Rapidan River lodge in Virginia. Arlington's summer race card in Chicago offers more than 300,000 dollars across eleven stake races.
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Hoover
Mountain Lodge
Washington
White House
Rapidan River
Virginia
Arlington
Chicago
Judge to Hear Merger Block Suit in Youngstown Case
Judge David G. Jenkins of the Court of Common Pleas in Youngstown Ohio will hear a suit to block the BatMehem Youngstown steel merger. The case centers on antitrust concerns and potential market impact within the regional steel industry. The date and further rulings are expected as proceedings unfold.
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David G. ‘Jenkins
Court of Common Pleas
Youngstown
Ohio
BatMehem
Youngstown Steel
Rabbit Show Scheduled in Kaw Valley Park Sunday
The Kaw Valley Rabbit club will hold its postponed show in South Park this Sunday at 3 PM. President O M Daniels confirms entries close at 3 PM and judging will occur at the table by Daniels. Invitations have been sent to raisers in nearby towns including Kansas City and Topeka to enter their rabbits.
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Kaw Valley Rabbit Club
South Park
O. M. Daniels
Daniels
Kansas City
Topeka
NO' DIFFICULTY WITH CRAFT Officials Deny Dirigible Los Angeles Mooring
Officials at the naval air station denied today that the dirigible Los Angeles broke loose from its mooring mast or had trouble landing after a practice. Commander Rosendahl said reports of a snapped cable tearing the hull and injuring two ground crew were erroneous and that the ship faced no difficulty landing, remaining aloft June 26 due to unfavorable conditions.
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Lakehurst
naval_ air station
Los Angeles
II Oe
Charles Sendahl
Rosendahl
Temperatures Soar Across Kansas Then Cool Front Arrives
Kansas forecasts call for today’s heat with thundershowers tonight and Sunday. Cooler conditions expected tomorrow across the east and central areas. Next week to bring generally fair skies with moderate temperatures, followed by possible showers and warmer spells later in the week. Meteorologist S. D. Flora issued the forecast.
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Topeka
Kansas
S. D. Flora
Federal Weather Bureau
Flora
Two KU Faculty Members Attract Offers From Other Universities
Two University of Kansas faculty members, Dr. Harry DeSilva and Miss Beulah Morrison, have reportedly received offers from other institutions. DeSilva is target for head of psychology at Lehigh University, Morrison for psychology professorship at Western Reserve University in Cleveland. Morrison’s salary is reported at 4800 dollars. Resignations have not yet been received by the Chancellor’s office per Raymond Nichols.
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University of Kansas
University
Harry DeSilva
Raymond Nichols
Horse blocks a sidewalk on Fourth Street
Miller Anderson of 222 North Fourth Street was ordered by police yesterday not to tie his horse across the sidewalk. Residents complained they could not pass along the walk.
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Miller
Anderson
North Fourth Street
Bench Replaced After Theft Near College Café
Police report a bench taken from in front of the cafe on Ohio Street was found relocated under trees and returned to the College Inn on West Fourteenth Street. The bench belongs to the Fritzel Dairy Company and has now been restored.
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Servin Geist
Hio
College ‘Innei
Fourteenth
Medical uses for livestock glands in human medicine
Chicago reports a new farm animal medicine trend from medical discoveries. Thousands of cattle hogs and sheep glands are used to manufacture therapies for diabetes heart disease anemia and other ailments. Glands such as suprarenal pancreas and thrombin provide heart stimulation bleeding prevention insulin and other medicines. About twenty glands yield nearly as many remedies in this expanding field.
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Chicago
Information on Beatrice Belkin from KU alumni office
Louis B Greenberg a Kansas City attorney and KU graduate plans an article about Beatrice Belkin now with the Metropolitan Opera company He obtained information from the KU alumni office Beatrice Abrams daughter of Mr and Mrs George Abrams also earned KU degrees in 1923 and 1924 respectively.
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K. A
Beatrice Belkin
Metropolitan Opera Company
University of Kansas
Louis B. Greenberg
Kansas City
Miss Belkin
Greenberg
K. U
Belkin
Beatrice Abrams
George. Abrams
Dr Gowdy Stomach Prescription Praised by Sufferers
Letters from across the country recount the medicine’s strong relief for indigestion. A Kansas reader notes rapid improvement after a week and full benefit after three weeks, urging others to contact Gowdy’s Medicine for stomach troubles. Spurger Texas reports health gains and recommends widespread trials.
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Spurger
Texas
The
Gowdy Medical Company
Lawrence Kansas
Dr. Gowdy
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