Galento to Have Weight Advantage Over Louis Tonight
New York June 28 UPi Tony Galento will enjoy a 33 pound edge over Joe Louis when they meet at Yankee Stadium for the heavyweight title. Galento weighed 233 pounds to Louis 200 as officials watched, with Galento arriving early and both fighters declared in fine condition.
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Upi
Tony Galento
Yankee Stadium
Joe Louis
Galento
Louis
New York State Athletic Commission
Tony
Orange Mountains
Galerito
William Walker
Commission
Altho
Joe
Galento’s Car in Slight Smash as He Heads to New Jersey
Tony Galento heavyweight challenger was in a minor car accident while riding from New York to New Jersey. The left front fender was clipped at a New York City street intersection. Galento, associate John Burke and two state policemen escaped uninjured and continued to Galento’s Orange tavern.
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Orange
N. J
Tony Galento
New York
New Jersey
John Burke
Galento
New York City
Burke
Jayhawk Open Tennis Opens With Lopsided Wins
In Topeka on June 28 Gerald Tucker Winfield Kan routed John Ruggles Topeka 6 1 6 0 in men's singles and defeated Dave Droom Lawrence 6 0 6 0 in junior singles. Allen McDonald Wichita advanced with 6 3 6 0 over Herb Muehe Kansas City Kan. Martha Smith Kansas City Mo won 6 1 6 0 over Jo Taggart Topeka in women's singles.
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Topeka
Gerald Tucker
Winfield
Kan
Tucker
John Ruggles
Dave Droom
Lawrence
Allen McDonald
Wichita
Herb Muehe
Kansas City
Tom
Ben Nixon
San Antonio
Tex
Jack Ormsbee
Bob O’malley
Martha Smith
Jo Taggart
Connally hot oil act extension sent to White House
The Senate approved house amendments to the Connally hot oil act extension bill and sent it to the White House. The measure would extend for three years from June 30 the ban on interstate oil shipments produced in excess of state quotas. A separate notice previews a Mohawks versus Brown Bombers baseball game at Lincoln Park tonight after the Louis Galento fight broadcast with a radio and power speaker arrangement in the park.
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White Hose
Washington
Senate
White House
Lincoln Park
Mohawks
Brown Bombers
Louis-Galento Gght
Hovey Hanna
Will Green
Tractor Auto Collision Near Dodge City
A tractor automobile crash on highway 50S two miles east of Dodge City caused serious injuries to Jesse Hill driver of the motor car. Raymond Dowell, driver of the tractor, was less seriously hurt with a fractured leg.
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Dodge City
Kan
Pi— ‘A
Highway 50S
Jesse Hill
Stafford
Raymond Dowell
Theft of 30 Chickens Reported by Mrs McAlearny
Mrs. Mary McAlearny of 417 Indi ana street reported the theft of 30 chickens on Saturday night.
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Mary McAlearny
Indiana Street
Scrambled Notables Names and Professions
A puzzle listing notable historical figures with scrambled nationalities and professions. It asks to correctly identify each person by matching a proper nationality and occupation to the given name. Entries include William Blackstone, Biasco Thanet, Aumuste Rodin, Sinford White, and Fenrik Ibsen with varied, incorrect attributions.
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William Blackstone
Biasco Thanet
Aumuste Rodin
Sinford White
Archie Fenrik Ibsen
Santa Fe Promotions Shuffle Management Across Lines
Topeka June 28 An organizational reshuffle at Santa Fe promotes H B Lautz to general manager of Eastern lines at Topeka succeeding F A Lehman who retires July 1 Lautz who began his railroad career in 1890 has been at Amarillo since 1932 and will be succeeded by John A Gillies as assistant general manager P O Sullivan moves to assistant general manager Arkansas City James W Atkinson becomes master mechanic at Arkansas City and other transfers follow across Western and Eastern lines with multiple trainmasters district engineers and yardmasters reassigned to new posts in Kansas and New Mexico
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H. B. Lautz
Santa Fe Western Lines
Amarillo
Tex
Eastern Lines
F. A. Lehman
Lautz
Newton
John A. Gillies
P. O'Sullivan
Arkansas City
J. R. Skillen
Las Vegas
Western Lines
la Junta
Lehman
Santa Fe
H. O. Wagner
Wellington
C. K. Claybaugh
Argentine
D. T. Trahey
Las Vargas
Skillen
F. A. Baker
W. S. Cummings
Baker
L. V. Leinhard
J. . Walter
el Paso
Albuquerque
Walter
John P. Morris
Fort Madison
O. G. Pierson
Morris
James W. Atkinson
Lawrence Rotarians To Topeka Club Session
Six Lawrence Rotary club members will travel to Topeka for a luncheon intercity meeting at the Hotel Jayhawk. Delegations from Ottawa Baldwin Holton Valley Falls Oskaloosa and Lyndon are invited. Dr Jerzy Loth of the University of Warsaw will speak on the European situation. Attendees from Lawrence include Karl Klooz W H Quakenbush John E Jacobs H B Ober R C Rankin and Neal M Wherry.
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Lawrence Rotary Club
Topeka
Ang
Jayhawk
Rotary Club
Ottawa
Baldwin
Holton
Valley Falls
Oskaloosa
Lyndon
Jerzy Loth
University of Warsaw
Poland
Loth
International Rotary Organization
Karl Klooz
W. H. Quakenbush
John E. Jacobs
H. B. Ober
R. C. Rankin
Neal M. Wherry
Crown Prince Mihai Leaves Romania to Visit Mother in Italy
Crown Prince Mihai departs Bucharest for Florence to visit his mother Queen Helen. Court officials say royal consent came suddenly though public reason cites representation at the Florence wedding of Princess Irene of Greece and the Duke of Spoleto.
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Bucharest
Romania
Carol
Helen
Mihai
Italy
Rumania
Irene
Greece
Duke of Spoletto
Florence
Kiwanis Clinics Set Friday In Lawrence
Two clinics sponsored by the Lawrence Kiwanis club will be held Friday afternoon June 30 at 2 o clock. Dr. C B Francisco will conduct the orthopedic clinic in the Lawrence Memorial hospital clinic room. Dr. E T Gibson will conduct the psychiatric clinic at the Chamber of Commerce rooms.
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Lawrence Kiwanis Club
C. B. Francisco
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
E. T. Gibson
Arthritis-Chronic Rheumatism Treated by Dr Albright
A medical notice notes arthritis and chronic rheumatism treatment provided by Dr. Albright at office number 102344 Mass Ave. It highlights therapeutic care and invites patients seeking relief to consult.
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Albright
Floods Ravage Sedgwick Wheat Across County
Torrential rains flooded streams in Sedgwick County Kansas washing away thousands of bushels of wheat. J D Montague estimates 25 percent of 100000 acres uncut wheat hard hit with losses near 1 000 000 bushels. Bridges washed out and field damage delays harvest with 300 000 more bushels likely lost.
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Sedgwick
Cowskin Creek
Big Arkansas
Little Arkansas
J. D. Montague
Montague
C. C
Andale
Dry Creek
C. O. Carlson
Harvey
Longtime KU Chancellor Lindley retires after 19 years
Lawrence items note that 65 percent of KU degrees were signed by Chancellor E H Lindley who ends 19 years of service this Saturday. Total KU degrees reach 24 050 with 15 718 bearing Lindley’s signature. Other notes include rifle club activity, local politics, a dew and mist weather quip, a license plate curiosity, and a Kansas University chemistry graduate traveling with a special plate.
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University of Kansas
E. H. Lindley
K. U
Dr. Lindley
Harvest Wheat Moves Slow as Prices Edge Up
Wheat harvest begins under drying conditions with prices firming. Local elevators report 12 to 14 loads this morning, with buyers paying about 61 cents per bushel. Sunshine and cool wind aid drying, allowing binders and combines to operate again, though rains delayed crops and hillside fields washed.
Malott Chosen KU Chancellor Elect For 1925
The University of Kansas announces Charles Malott as chancellor designate. He will move to Lawrence with his family in August after completing duties in Boston. Mrs Malott, formerly Eleanor Sisson Thrum, and children Robert Janet and Edith will join him. Lindley to leave July 10 and sail August 17 for a year abroad.
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Harvard
Lawrence
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Sierras
Lindley
University
University of Kansas
Abilene
M. H. Malott
K. A
Harvard Business School
Eleanor Sisson Thrum
Robert
Janet
Edith
States to Pay More in WPA Relief Bill Provisions
The Senate added a 25 percent local contribution requirement to WPA projects in the relief bill totaling 1.735 billion dollars. The rule would start January 1 and would apply to aggregate state project costs rather than each project. Senator Byrnes defended the measure amid opposition from Schwellenbach and as Mead and Hayden pressed for a separate 500 million dollar PWA fund.
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Senate
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Byrnes
D-Sc
Mead
D-Ny
Hayden
D-Ariz
PWA
Schwellenbach
D-Wash
Col. F. C. Harrington
WPA
Public Works
Condition of Mrs Mann Improves After Major Operation
Mrs C J Mann's condition is much improved after a major operation at Lawrence Memorial hospital last Friday. The procedure included three blood transfusions with donors from the First Baptist Church, of which she is a member, three of whom were accepted as matching blood type.
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C. J. Mann
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
First Baptist Church
Classified Page Readership Ad Promotes Daily Access
A brief promotional note states that 76 percent of Journal-World subscribers read the classified page daily and provides a phone contact 22 for more information.
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Journal-World
Sarajevo Tragedy Recalled On 25th Anniversary
In Sarajevo June 28, 1914 marked the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand and Princess Sophie. Dr. Leo Pfeffer, examining magistrate, argues poisoning and carelessness influenced events leading to World War I. He notes an autopsy was refused and Prinzip later died in prison.
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Yugoslavia
Sophie
Leo Pfeffer
Franz Ferdinand
Austria- Hungary
Pfeffer
Serbia
Austria-Hungary
Europe
Gavrillo Prinzip
Prinzip
Hartz to Exhibit 1988 Chevrolet Truck at Winter's
Racing star Harry Hartz will display a 1988 Chevrolet truck at Winter's Chevrolet tonight at 8. The vehicle has logged over 62,000 miles and toured through all 48 states, surviving snow ice along the Canadian border, Texas desert, and southern mud. He arrives from Kansas City this evening.
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Harry Hartz
Indianapolis
Chevrolet Company
Chevrolet
Union
Canadian
Texas
Hartz
Kansas City
Hostak Regains NSBA Middleweight Title in Knockout
Seattle reports Al Hostak of Seattle regained the National Boxing Association middleweight title by KOing Krieger in 46 seconds of the fourth round. The 158 3 4 pound challenger defeated Krieger before about 15 000 fans, with promoter Nate Druxman estimating gate near 40 000 dollars. Krieger fell twice in the third and three times in the fourth before referee Jimmy Braddock stopped the bout.
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Hostak
National Boxing Association
Freddie Steele
Tacoma
Krieger
Jimmy Braddock
Freddie Apostoli
Apostoli
New York
California
Freddie
Kreiger
Rains Delay Harvest Across Southeast Kansas
Rainfall in southeast and south central Kansas delays wheat harvest by up to a week in spots. Meteorologist S. D. Flora notes more showers expected while most of the state enjoys good growing weather. temperatures near 90 rising to around 94 tomorrow. Flood risk remains low in major streams, with scattered totals across towns such as Topeka, Kansas City, Paola, and Wichita.
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Kansas
S. D. Flora
Mercury
Flora
Demand Equal Salaries Manhattan Kans
The Chamber of Commerce sent a resolution to Governor Rat ner and the state regents demanding equal salaries for the presidents of Kansas State College in Manhattan and the University of Kansas in Lawrence.
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Manhattan
Kan
Chamber of Commerce
Ratner
State Board of Regents
Kansas State College
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Dodgers beat Bees in 6 1 loss as Hamlin twirls seven hits
Brooklyn Dodgers overpower Boston Bees 6 to 1 behind Luke Hamlin seven hits allowed. Gene Moore leads offense with two hits and two runs scored. Giants rout Phillies 7 to 1 as Bill Lohrman limits Philadelphia to six hits in New York’s fifth straight win.
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Luke Hamilin
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bees
Gene Moore
Brooklyn
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Phelps
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Bar- Tey Frankhouse
Andrews
New York
Bill Lohrman
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Danning
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J. Russell
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Cooper
Bowman
Owen
Pittsburgh
Cincinnat
Northwestern star Sid Richardson loses in first round at national golf tournament
Des Moines Iowa June 28 Sid Richardson medalist and Northwestern threat fell five and three to Art Floberg Beloit as a rain delay halted play in the national collegiate golf tourney.
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Des Moines
Sid Richardson
Northwestern
Art Floberg
Beloit
Ochse Shop Robbery Reported at Massachusetts Street Store
The Ochse Print and Party Shop on Massachusetts reported a burglary last night. Thieves cut a screen to enter the back door and stole $5 in cash and $23 worth of firecrackers. Police were notified this afternoon.
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Massachusetts
Wheeler Rejects Offer to Run for Vice President
Senator Wheeler of Montana said he was approached by individuals close to the administration with a 1940 vice presidential candidacy offer but declined. He did not specify who proposed the ticket and noted no conditions were attached.
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Wheeler
Washington
D-Mont
Administrarion
Ofer
Governors Guests at Roosevelt Lunch in Hyde Park
Thirteen Democratic and nine Republican governors from states including Arizona and Florida joined President Roosevelt for a lunch at Hyde Park New York on June 28.
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N. Y
Arizona
Florida
Roosevelt
Deaths and Funerals James Franklin Shirley
James Franklin Shirley died early today at 83 at his daughter Rose Castor’s home in Emporia Kansas. Funeral services will be at 2 p m Friday at the Christian church in Emporia with Rev Claude G Large in charge. Burial will be in Memorial Lawn Cemetery Emporia. He is survived by one daughter Rose Castor of the home, three sons Willis E Shirley of Kansas City Missouri Merritt H Shirley of Greenley Kan Charles D Shirley of Emporia, three daughters and one grandson.
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Franklin Shirley
Rose Castor
Alabama Street
Christian Church
Emporia
Claude G. Large
Memorial Lawn
Shirley
Willis E. Shirley
Kansas City
Merritt H Shirley
Greeley
Kan
Charles D. Shirley
Senate OKs Cotton Rubber Barter Pact With Britain
The senate foreign relations committee approved a barter treaty exchanging 600000 bales of U S cotton for about 175000000 pounds of rubber with Great Britain. The pact requires a two thirds senate vote to become effective.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
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