States Consider Drastic Measures In Auto Safety Push
States weigh sweeping highway safety laws to cut rising traffic deaths. Measures include driver licensing, higher fees, speed limits, patrols, signals, and truck governance. Caro lina, Ohio, Tennessee, Missouri and other states debate tougher rules amid a grim toll linked to 1934 auto fatalities context.
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Roosevelt Fishing Trip Near Bahamas Aboard Nourmahal
President Roosevelt sails to the Bahamas aboard the Nourmahal for his annual fishing trip. He meets Duke and Duchess of Kent and Governor Clifford at Cat Cay while staying near the Miami Biltmore. Hopkins and McIntyre accompany him as relief program talks proceed in Washington.
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Cat Cay
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Miami
Harry L. Hopkins
Congress
North Lawrence notes of hospital visit and local events
A group of surveyors works at Wien Pacific tracks in North Mina. Knight was taken to Kansas City hospital Sunday for treatment. Families visit Topeka for a Gordon Lee Wakefield birthday dinner. Kina Card receives rare China dog figures mailed from the East. The Old Friends club gathers on North 6th Street. A baby daughter arrives for Mr. and Mrs. Burke. Walter Biggs and Gene visit Lamont and Bethany. Cen tenary MLE church Ladies prayer group meets. Rev. Knox speaks at Centenary M E Church on Our Lords Return. Mr Arzafogle visits from Williamsburg. Augusta Pine anticipates incubator chicks. A new club, Young Married Women, forms in North Lawrence with meetings on Elm Street and Locust Street.
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Lawrence Pine
Elm Street
Roving Ambassador Eden Steals Spotlight In Europe
Europe’s roving ambassadors dominate headlines as Hitler tests the continent. Eden, 37, a polished negotiator and future foreign minister, is praised for his fluency and wartime service while assessing the wider crisis as Britain, France and Italy seek common ground. Meanwhile local church notes record meetings, officers, and the call to Rev Ward, with dust storms and illness touching residents.
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Reich
Paris
Great Britain
Italy
France
Anthony Eden
England
Eden
Oxford
Austin Chamberlain
John Simon
Geneva
Garden Seed Time in Inde and Local Social Notes
Inde gardeners should sow radish seeds 12 to 15 per foot in drills 10 to 20 feet long and cover with one inch of soil. Varieties include Scarlet Globe and French Breakfast. Several garden tips accompany busy local notices, including school closings, illnesses, visits, and social events across Clinton and nearby towns.
North Lawrence garden progress and community notices
Local residents report garden work at the city relief plot on ten acres known as the Martin place in North Lawrence. Neighborly activities include Elma Carey visiting her grandmother on Locust Street and Pearl Johnson expanding a rose garden. Several families visit CCC camp, church groups install officers, and Dorothea Weingartner's illness is noted.
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Logan
Locust St
J. L. Jones
Lottie Clark
Lessie Furgeson
Claypoole
CCC
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Centenary M. EF
Mx Mike
Dorothea Weingartner
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North Lawrence
Sunday School Program at Clinton Belvoir Church
Eighty attendees filled the Presbyterian church for Sunday school. During the service hour a youth program featured songs such as Come We That Love the Lord and Ivory Palaces, scripture by Faye Anderson, prayers by Rose Baldwin, readings by Dorothy Woodward, talks by Trene Harrell, Evelyn Harrell solo Send the Light, and a girls quartet performance.
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Faye Anderson
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Dorothy Woodward
Ivory Palaces
Trene Harrell
Evelyn Harrell
Houk Family Visit Returns to Stull Home
George Houk Jr who has been visiting his son Harvey and family returns to his daughter's home in Stull. Effie Kampschroeder and family spent Sunday afternoon with Ernest and Mrs Nelson in Topeka. Mrs Fred Tornaden and Caroline Belle spent several days with relatives in Topeka last week.
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Clinton School
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Charles Nemic
Robert Kampschroeider
Cletus Lehman
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Mackey
M. J. Murphy
Fred Baldwin
Chester Baldwin
Eva Kuhnes
Lyons
Topeka
Vitus Hadl
The
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Overbrook
Tuesda
Bachelor
Oscar Britton
Katharine Gibler
Leavenworth
Ebon Anderson
Lake View
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Texas
Robert Kampschroeder
George Houk, Jr
Harvey
Stull
Effie Kampschroeder
Ernest Nelson
Fred Tornaden
Caroline Belle
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