Convention Time Shapes Hoover Roosevelt Chess Match
As conventions near in May, Hoover and Roosevelt loom large in national politics. Oregon primary results and pledged delegates could shape the nomination race, with anti-Roosevelt forces reorganizing and plans for a federal relief plank emerging. In the GOP, Prohibition debates linger while cabinet members back Hoover, who remains quiet awaiting convention outcomes.
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District of Calum
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Tennessee
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New Jersey
Newton D. Baker
Albert C. Ritch
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Saline jail mistreatment probe prompts sheriff explanation
Kansas brief reports Attorney General Roland Boynton demanding an explanation from Sheriff Roy D. Stephen over alleged prisoner mistreatment at Saline County jail. The sheriff testified he had used a hose on unruly inmates to crowd control. Boynton said the explanation was satisfactory. Also noted Walter Moore, 22 Blue Mound, overpowered two constables at his home as they sought stolen property, taking Deputy Joseph Johnson's revolver and escaping. Northeast Oklahoma officers were asked to aid in the capture. In Topeka Gov. Harry H. Woodson announced Dr. F. E. Sexton Osage City would join the state osteopathic exam board, replacing Dr. Horton for a four-year term beginning May 25. Funeral services for Willis J. Bailx, former Kansas governor, will be held Saturday at First Baptist Church with burial at Mt Vernon cemetery, Atchison.
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Towers
Saline County
Roland Boynton
Roy ‘D. Stephen
Boynton
Treece
Walter Moore
Blue Mound
Joseph Johnson
Moore
Fred Wheeler
Oklahoma
Topeka
FE. G. Sexton
Osage City
State Board of Osteopathic Examination and Registration
Harry H. Wong
3. Horton
Kansas City
Willis J.bailx
Kansas
First Baptist
HOUSE PLANS By Mary Graham Bonner
Old Jonah guides Peggy in planning a small riverfront house with two rooms and stone stepping stones. Peggy dreams of ferns mornings glories and bird-friendly water bowls as John proposes smooth river stones for the doorstep.
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Peggy
Old Jonah
Jonah
John
Puzzle Text Leftover From A Harried Crossword Page
A scrambled crossword grid and stray phrases mix with a narrative about building a house with two doors a hall rooms for Peery and John and a plan to get boards and paint the next week a line of dialogue from Peggy and Jonah ends with Tomorrow They All Decide.
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John
Percy
Arteriosclerosis ideas from Professor Plesch discussed
The article reviews Professor Plesch’s hypothesis that calcium deposition in arteries is defensive. It argues prevention and treatment overlap, favoring rest to ease the circulatory system and controlled medicines for blood pressure, with dietary cautions on nitrogen and salt. It notes religious fasts as dietetic precedents.
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Plesch
Pig Alley House Night Tale Sparks Family Reunion
A house in Pig Alley glows with merriment as a wandering son returns. Qura informs Paw of his latest White Paw talk while the family notes a fresh chapter in their lives.
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Paw
Belleview Area Guests and Social Roundup
Belleview residents report a weekend of visits with relatives from Gardner Douglas Topeka and Lecompton. church invitations extended for May 29 in Topeka. families of Crane James Abels and Sewards noted with several Sunday and Monday gatherings.
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Clarence Crane
Ames
Orvil
Arthur Vandker
Qerar Crane
Pleasant Grove
Paul Lucan
Fadora
Martin Abels
Howe
James
Rachel
Ross
No. 6
Milo Crane
Elizabeth
Lawrence
Olathe
Clirenea Crane
Sam Rogers
Mary
Jimmie
Mary Setter
Lonnie Platt
Harris
Albert Hamtin
Lecompton
Roslin Skinner
Katherine Sewards
Floyd E. Oliver
Topeka
Miss Sewards
Belleview
L. M. Sewards
Dellman
Ane James
Clarence Ames
Emma Louise
Mario
Clifton James
Sutton Cemetery Meeting Call for Annual Session
The Sut ton Cemetery association holds its annual meeting Friday May 27 at 2 oclock. All interested persons are urged to attend. Nellie Hall Keller man serves as secretary and issued the call for the meeting.
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Gil and Gus on KFKU Friday and Citizens' Forum Saturday
The schedule lists Gil and Gus Friday at 2:45 p m and Citizens Forum Saturday at 11:60 a m The Teacher and Her Needs is noted with News Notes by the US News Bureau The musical program is arranged by Miss Irene Peabody with Mr and Mrs Elmer Hagerman Fay and Miss Rachel Hulse Also listed are visits and gatherings including Mrs Bill Seiwald and Miss Ara Seiwald with Mr and Mrs John Ott Sr and others attending events at the grade school and with friends at Vinland and Tawsony
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Citizens' Forum
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Hp. Mt
Irene Peabody
Elmer Hagerman
Fay
Rachel Hulse
Bill Seiwald
Ara 'Seiwald
John Ott
Earl Ott
Clarence Crane
James
Orvil
Allie James
Congra
Black Rush
Vinland
Lew Shirck
R. 3
Nettie Morrison
Tawsony
Will Fre
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