Europe May Seek More Wheat From America
Washington reports trade experts say unsettled European politics could open bigger markets for U S wheat over the next year. Britain and the Netherlands move to stockpile wheat, with others considering similar steps. Canada and Argentina may lift output by 125 million bushels, potentially meeting growth in world demand. The U S price outlook hinges on the new farm loan law set near 60 cents a bushel.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Europe
Great Britain
Netherlands
America
Canada
Argentina
Chicago
Saline Bridge Collapse Injures Father and Son Near Luray
A 10 foot Saline river bridge span near Luray collapsed as Clarence Ruft and son Arden 14 drove a salt truck onto it. Both were hospitalized in Smith Center with severe injuries. the incident marks the fourth Russell County bridge failure in 40 days. Sierra Leone club met at Mrs. Hills home with president Mrs. Salena Holmes leading.
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Luray
Kan
Saline River
Clarence Ruft
Smith Center
Arden
Ruft
Young
Russell County
Smoky Hill River
Sierra Leone
M. Hills
Salena Holmes
Ethel Moore
M. Brown
J. Robert Mitchell
Roosevelt pledges momentum in big federal drive on unemployment
President Roosevelt stated the three point program aims to accelerate the three and a half billion dollar campaign to aid economic conditions by July 1. He warned that permanent unemployment solutions evade armament based approaches and cited Sweden as a model for funding relief projects. He also lauded the wage and hour bill as a landmark act, second only to social security, as he prepared two speeches for New York City. Wade Ramsey is sentenced to ten years for second degree murder at Leavenworth.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Sweden
United States
New York City
Congress
Vanderbilt dies at 83 in Hyde Park homeland
Frederick William Vanderbilt 83, capitalist and railroad director, died at his Hyde Park country home after a weeklong illness. He, born 1855, was the third son of William Henry Vanderbilt and Maria Kissam Vanderbilt. His wife, Mrs Alfred Torrence, died in 1880. He preferred home life and travel over aggressive business, serving as a director for many railroads and corporations.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Frederick William Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
William Henry Vanderbilt
Cornelius
William K
William Henry
Maria Louisa Kissam Vanderbilt
Alfred Torrence
Thompson Advocates Tax Limitation in Campaign
In Troy Kansas on June 29 Charles W. Thompson Republican candidate told a 4 H club benefit meeting that “outrageous spending in Washington” caused the depression and urged a strict cap on property tax rates as the path to prosperity. He framed tax limitation as the main plank of his platform and warned that without limiting property tax liability there is no lasting prosperity.
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Troy
Kan
Charles W. Thompson
Washington
Thompson
Baldwin Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Weddings
Miss Helen Deel of Wamego visits family in Baldwin while attending summer with her sister and husband in Kansas City. Numerous relatives and friends travel for the wedding of Miss Helen Doherty and John Philip Watkins, with attendees from Baldwin and Kansas City. Dr. Raymond Morris and other out of town guests also visit, notes Baldwin social activity and travel.
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Helen Deel
Wamego
Kansas City
Philip P. Burnthouse
Baldwin
S. A. Deel
Helen Gertrude Gill
James Aus
Harriet Osborne
Clara Johanning
Helen Doherty
John Philip Watkins
B. D. Rowie
Johanning
Morris Watkins Drug Co
Guy Glenn
George Schell
Lawrence
Anna Lee Harrison
E. H. Harrison
Philadelphia
Maxine Custer
Topeka
T. A. Custer
James
Chubb
Eugene
George Boeke
Waverly
Raymond Morris
New Haven
Morris
Baker
Yale Divinity School
American Library Association
Loren Doherty
Chicago
C. Morris Watkins
Charles
D. C. Horn
Herbert Slaughter
L. C. Kassebaum
Robert Slaughter
Jack Slaughter
Marie Doherty
Freddie Williams
Josephine Vogan
Nilva Allstott
Kansas City, Mo
George Hobson
Today's Crossword Puzzle Across and Down
A crossword puzzle filling with clues across and down ranging from merchandise and court terms to celestial bodies and musical items. Entries include famous soprano, planet, goddess of dawn, edible seed, and various prefixes and suffixes.
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Novica
Gaelia
Massachusetts Cape
Circuit Court
New Store Window Dummies Indicate New Mannequin Technique
Washington June 29. At the International Display Men's convention models show mannequins that imitate life. One model was cast from a bathing suit girl in a running pose after interviewing 48 girls to find the perfect 36 size for plaster shrinkage. The 800 figures fooled visitors into thinking they were real, with prices from 100 to 200 dollars for a single beauty.
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Washington
Will Rule On Operators In State Oil Case Hearings
The Kansas State Corporation Commission heard evidence on fraud allegations against Coralena Oil in the Trapp pool Russell company and the Texas company in the Bloomer pool of Barton and Ellsworth counties. A separate complaint against R. H. Shields of El Dorado alleges misuse of gas across horizons. The case will resume July 14.
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State Commission
Wichita, Kan
State Corporation Commission
Kansas Oil
Coralena Oil Company
Trapp Pool
Russell Company
Texas Company
Bloomer
Barton
Ellsworth
R. H. Shields
el Dorado
Oklahoma Educator Marcus Williams Dies in Wichita
Marcus L. Williams aged 77, a retired Oklahoma educator, died at his Wichita home after a six month illness. He passed away last night.
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Oklahoma
Wichita
Kan
Marcus L. Williams
Attendees From Several Cities Join in Local Event
Daughters and sons in law from Olathe Stanley Emporia and Lawrence attended with local residents from Baldwin including Dr. James S. Chubb and Rev A L Tainter. Mary Margaret Williams plans a short visit to Arkansas City and Dr Rankin with Mrs Rankin travel to Traverse City Michigan for the summer. Virgil Wood and Sally return from Emporia and Bob Wood comes back from Camp Wood Elmdale. Dean and Mrs Cecil Marshall visited Kansas City.
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Betty
Olathe
Earl Grigsby
John Rawie
Stanley
Theodore Rawie
Mary Elizabeth
Emporia
Marguerite Noltensmeyer
Mary Louise Beatie
Lawrence
Baldwin
James S. Chubb
E. R. Button
Marilyn
A. L. Tainter
J. M. Pinkerton
Perry’ Sowers
Edward Kapelle
Mary Margaret Williams
Arkansas City
I. Crawford Rankin
Carrie Adams
Traverse City
Mich
Elizabeth Rankin
Laura Ewing
Topeka
Rankin
Virgil Wood
Sally
Bob Wood
Camp Wood
Elmdale
Dean
Cecil Marshall
Kansas City
Valley Chapel Picnic and Socials Highlight Local Gatherings
Lawrence residents enjoyed a sequence of gatherings including a Monday picnic at Mrs Curtis with Frances Christenson Bruce Myers and family. Nearby visits included the Sanders Freese conference attendance and a Kansas City visit by Mazza Dunn and family. An Independence Day picnic for Alva Flory’s party and an ice cream social hosted by Valley Chapel Christian Endeavor were noted along with harvest help for Rudolph Deitz.
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Frances Christenson
Bruce Myers
Charles
Helen
Bernice Myers
Florine Christenson
Lawrence
Elizabeth Dunn
Roy Curtis
Thomas Cawley
Clinton Park
Alva Flory
Pasadena
Calif
Brown
Marvin Bond
Rudolph Deitz
Valley Chapel Christian Endeavor
Solon Markley
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Overton H. Mennett
Grand Army of the Republic
James R. Paul
Gettysburg
W. J. Baird
Leavenworth
Journal-World
Baldwin News
Breezy A. Toek Umbraj
Dutehelty
Scotch & Mercantile Establishin
Belgium
INIAI
Sheahan & Degan, Distributors
Kansas
Mettre
Santart
Santa Fe Trailways
Peoria
Tulsa
Denver
Los Angeles
Laaaaas
Matthew. Mitchell
Sth & N. H
Valley Chapel
Palm Beach
Falloues
Egor Beach
MC Rlim
Conoco
Conoco Travel Club
Conoco Travel Bureau
Touraide
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