New Human Hibernation Claim Emerges at AMA Meeting
At the American Medical association gathering in St Louis doctors demonstrate hibernation by cooling patients to near 90 degrees, pausing heart and organ activity for days. They report memory loss, no pneumonia, and potential treatment for cancers and other diseases though safety remains unproven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
American Medical Association
Temple S. Fay
Lawrence W. Smith
Philadelphia
Insanity Treatments By Insulin And Camphor Shocks
Visiting doctors discuss coma induced by insulin and camphor as a potential therapy for insanity noting coma may mimic rest and promote improvement. They compare tuberculosis to a germ disease and speculate healing could occur after sleep. Weather affects crop yields and future fruit blooms. Retailers gauge crate prices for home canning.
Few Young Americans to Meet the King and Queen
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt said the White House musicale and dinners for the visiting king and queen would be limited to officials and their wives. She noted few young people among invited guests including the vice president, speaker, cabinet members, and other top officials. Lady Lindsay said she could not include children of officials in the royal garden party guest list.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
House
Supreme Court
Congress
Lindsay
First Homegrown Strawberries Reported Of Excellent Quality
Early market berries arrive from North Lawrence with E. F. Mullin noting excellent quality. Weather over the next ten days will influence the 1939 crop size as rainfall is needed and a few hot days may affect yields.
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E. F. Mullin
North Lawrence
COMMON RODENT ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE
A puzzle style clue set with mixed terms and cross references. It lists horizontal and vertical entries including electrical terms, animal names, and measurements, forming a word puzzle grid with several defined clues and answers.
Ascension Day Services at Immanuel Lutheran Church
The Ascension day service is set for 7 45 pm at Immanuel Lutheran Church Tenth and Kentucky with Rev W W Stoeppelwerth preaching On Ascension Day the Saxon Immigration Centennial celebration draws members to Topeka. Two Topeka services at 1030 am and 3 pm.
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Immanuel Lutheran Church
Tenth
Kentucky
W. W. Stoeppelwerth
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Topeka
Ninth and Fillmore
America
Perry County
Keeler Ford Tudor Stolen From Home Front
Walter Keeler reports his gray 1935 Ford Tudor sedan stolen from in front of his house on Kentucky Street after 10:30 last night. The car bears license plate 16 3162 and was discovered missing this morning by police and the sheriff.
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Walter Keeler
Kentucky Street
Keeler
Jews Ordered to Leave Munich by July 31
Munich police served notice on about 1,000 stateless Jews that they must depart Germany by July 31 or be placed in concentration camps.
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Munich
Germany
Singing Birthday Greeting Delivered by Western Union
The Western Union office delivered its first singing birthday greeting in Lawrence. Messenger Raymond McManness delivered the message to a local resident, singing the classic lines a cappella before handing the printed note to the recipient.
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Western Union Telegraph Office
F. H. Cox
Lawrence
Raymond McManness
Well Casing Blown Out At Gardner Oil Well
The No 2 Knabe oil well northwest of Gardner was shot with 60 quarts of nitroglycerine. The casing jumped 55 feet out of the hole then slid back into the bore. Gardner observer R E Sigman of Tulsa said it was the first time he had seen such an event. First oil showed at 693 feet with free oil at 706 feet.
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Gardner
Kane
Knabe
R. E. Sigman
Tulsa
New Party Room Planned for Memorial Union
The Union operating committee announced a new modern party room for the Memorial Union at the University of Kansas to be gifted by the class of 1939. It will feature a dance floor and will lack windows facing the ballroom. A committee will select an architect and draft plans. The Jayhawk Nibble for freshmen will continue next fall as a new custom to introduce students to Union facilities.
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Union
Memorial Union
University of Kansas
Jayhawk
Union Building
Geology Students Head to Colorado for Five Day Collecting Trip
Thirteen KU geology students under Dr. K. Landes depart for a five day mineral collecting expedition to Colorado Springs and vicinity. Instructors include T.G. McLaughlin. Travelers named include Guy Fiske Winfield Harry Patton Wichita Edward Baker Law-
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K. K. Landes
University
Colorado Springs
T.G. McLaughlin
Colorado
Guy Fiske
Winfield
Harry Patton
Wichita
Edward Baker
Law
Dr Landes to Attend Mineral Industries Council Meeting
Dr Landes will stop in Wichita on the return from Colorado to attend a meeting of the mineral industries council of the Geological Survey on Monday. The list of names includes Stewart Earhart Steele City Nebraska Donald Chappell Chanu te Walter Miller Tonganoxie James Cooper Winfield Lloyd Lavely Greensburg Carl Moritz Marysville Frank Alexander Topeka Wayne Cyphers Dodge City Walter Fees Iola.
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Rence
Stewart Earhart
Steele City
Neb
Donald Chappell
Chanute
Walter Miller
Tonganoxie
James Cooper
Winfield
Lloyd Lavely
Greensburg
Carl Moritz
Marysville
Frank Alexander
Topeka
Wayne Cyphers
Dodge City
Walter Fees
Iola
Landes
Wichita
Colorado
Mineral Industries Council of
The
Geological Survey
Henry Asher Speaks to Lions Club on Wills
Henry Asher addressed the Lions Club on the importance of making a will. He urged all with property to dispose of at death to plan who will receive it and when. He advised consulting a competent attorney due to varied state laws and illustrated hardships from failing to make or update a will or insurance beneficiary.
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Lions Club
Henry Asher
Asher
Farmers of Kansas Will Study Methods June 2
Kansas farmers will study practical applications of soil conservation methods on June 2. The program aims to educate on erosion prevention and land stewardship with demonstrations and guidance for improving crop yields and soil health across the state.
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Farmers of
Kansas
Manhattan
Conservation day showcases farming methods across multiple towns
An all state conservation day on June 2 in Mankato Council Grove Kingman Neodesha Burlington Oskaloosa Marysville Fort Hays station Hays Liberal Iola Ottawa offers tours and meetings. Demonstrations include terracing contour farming strip cropping gully control grass sodding and farm pond construction as recommended by the soil conservation service and farm bureaus.
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Mankato
Council Grove
Kingman
Neodesha
Burlington
Oskaloosa
Marysville
Fort Hays
State industrial expansion commission to meet in Topeka
General policies of the new state industrial expansion commission will be discussed in Topeka on Monday in a meeting called by Chairman Oscar Stauffer. The group aims to push an active research and expansion program with a $125000 appropriation and is seeking permanent offices for director Rolla Clymer.
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Topeka
New State
Classified Ads Help You Buy Sell or Trade
The Journal-World Ad-Takers offer to prepare copy for items to buy sell rent or trade. For prompt results call phone 22.
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Journal-World
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