Atlanta boy Newton named pastor of large Baptist church
Louie Dy Newton a twelve year old Savannah Gay country correspondent rose to front pages as his stories drew notice in southern papers. After Rev C pan Ny D D Newton was called to lead Druid Hills Baptist church in Atlanta making history as a layman chosen for a pastorate of such a large church.
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Atlanta
C. Pan Ny
D. -D. Newwton
Druid Hills
Newton
Georgia
Druid
Hills 4 Baptist Church
Rough Life on the Dude Ranches Adapts to New Work
AP reports Montana teachers seek extra summer jobs at dude ranches. T J Gali ion notes many applicants view ranch life as a shift from traditional teaching. Ranches across the West hire both men and women as wranglers, hosts, or staff, with guests sharing duties.
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Gs. Mont
T. J. Galiion
Eauthwett
Ehliege
Govermessen
Ancient California canal project reshapes irrigation
A 1799 Spanish record hints at an ancient San Bernardino irrigation ditch still influencing citrus ranching. The improvised Old World method faced heavy demands and was later replaced by a model irrigation system. Authorities estimate campaign costs and survey efforts ran high.
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Calif
San Bernardino
Jvarez Jandhol Idebe
San Gabriels St
Essentially incomprehensible OCR note from conference
Fragmentary OCR reads like a conference slip about soil problems and government mention. Names and clear facts are unreadable. no actionable events, dates, or entities can be extracted for a coherent item.
Baldwin News Dramed On Local Social Roundup
Prof Samuel A Deel and daughter Helen returned from Salina after attending college events with registrars aging and Baker Morse Salisbury arrived from Washington DC to aid critically ill Dr J D Smith in Baldwin. Numerous local residents hosted guests over the weekend including Rotary Club plans and senior class activities with trips to Midland Theater Fairyland Park Lace and Boweredek.
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Samuel A. Deel
Helen
Salina
Baker
Morse Salisbury
Washington, D.C
J. D. Smith
Jersey Street
Lawrence
Ses Huey Anil i
Grace
Charles- Soile
Andl
Frank Koch
Marguerite
A and Myre
J. Il. Harris
Allyn Harris
Audrey ‘Bilene
L. FE. Harris
G. Renin
Claude Beeks
Dow
Kansas City
Ank
William ‘S
Florence of
Reinet
Baldwin
D. Smith
Paul
Welf
Dodze-City
Lucy
Alexander
Braner
Tez
Okmulgee
Okla
Margaret’ Huff
Aala
Fairyland Park
Lace
Boweredek
Misses Oneita
Crook
Doroth Deel
Naomia Minzenmayer
J.izabeth Brown
Marjorie
Marshal
Topeka
Sun
Eigets
Evans
Townsand
Kansas
Cole
Chicaro
Harriett- Osborn Gabe Sas
Vis
Irs
Binal BS
City
Baldwin area church services and memorial events report
A Baldwin Baldwin area report covers a fine sermon on Thy Gifts with special music by the choir and Miss Helen Good and Miss Hazel Pence. The northeast Ladies Aid held an all day meeting at Mrs. L C Christensen’s home. meals served at noon. Marquardt family noted with Ruth returning from Alexander Kan where Mr. Marquardt was superintendent. Rev. Holman visited Kansas City. Mrs. Green recovering well from surgery. Baker wind instrument head Samuel W Birk brought Hiner band to Baldwin for a concert at First Methodist with Toren Clawson Gilbert Kapelle Maurice Horrell and Donald Leach assisting. Memorial service planned at First Methodist next Sunday. Civil War veterans dwindling. Baccalaureate held for Vinland Rural graduates. special music by Howard Sanders with Margaret Windett accompanying. Events attended by local residents and students in the area.
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Kansas
Baldwin
Shelley
Miss Helen
L.C. Christenson
Grove
James’ Brockway
Hey
Lenore
South East
Ladies Aid
Ruth
Marquardt
K! E. Holm
Ki.sas
Holman
Bethany Hospital
Rector Green
Kansas City
Homer H. Ebricht
Vinland Rural High School
Howard Sanders
Margaret Windett
Remains Mystery Solved by Silica Theory in Morland
Fragments found in burned straw stack near Morland Kansas were investigated by Attorney General William A. Smith to determine if they were human remains. A tasking antanthmist concluded the deposit likely came from silica sand and dust blown into the stack.
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Toveka
Morland
Kan
William
A. Smith
Lim
Feng faces charges as Chiang clash widens in China
AP dispatch from Shanghai reports Marshal Feng Yu-Hsiang accusing Chiang Kai-shek and the Nanking central government of malfeasance. Feng’s commanders publicly oppose Chiang and urge armed resistance while Feng allegedly blew railway bridges blocking the Lunghai line and disrupting routes from Nanking toward Pukow and Tientsin as troop movements mount.
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Shanghai
Chiang Kaishek
Nanking
Feng Yuo-Hsiang
Feng
Chiang
Feng Yu-Hsiahe
Central China
Chiang Kaihek
Lunghai Railway
Kweitel
Chineke
Phing
Kankow
Yellow River
Pukow
Pukow-Tientsin
Marysville Oil Ordinance Upheld by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court sustained Marysville Kansas fire safety ordinance requiring buried gasoline and kerosene storage three feet deeper than ground level. Standard Oil of Indiana and Sinclair Refining Co argued it increased fire hazard, but district court ruling invalidating the ordinance was overruled after circuit court affirmations.
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Washington
Marysville
Kansas
Supreme Court
Standard Oil Co
Indiana
Sinclair Refining Co
Federal District Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Yale develops mirror photography for natural facial expressions
New Haven AP reports Luther G Simjian of Yale School of Medicine invents a mirror based device allowing a sitter to view reflections from all angles and trigger automatic photographs without a photographer. Seven views are possible, with the booth loaded and ready for rapid shots.
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New Haven
Luther G Simjian
Yale School of Medicine
Visiting the Zoo With Young Children Sparks Caution
The piece urges limiting zoo trips for 5 to 10 year olds and warns against exhausting little ones on long journeys. It suggests bright outside cages, sunny viewing, and simple pleasures like feeding a tethered elephant to preserve interest and reduce fatigue. It notes smaller children benefit from shorter visits and direct sights.
Romans Advise Dundalk Farmers On Accounting Traditions
In Dundalk Ireland Judge Devitt cites ancient Roman traders and farmers to urge local Trish farmers to keep meticulous accounts. He notes an old Roman would view a farmer who cannot tally his memory against a businessman’s ledgers as dishonorable or knavish.
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Dundalk
Ireland
Birmingham Students Speak in Musical Terms
Birmingham Alabama students spell out music in terms of sharps flats and notes. Instruments used instead of voices create a curious lesson on sound and notation.
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Birmingham
Ala
Buffalo Bill’s buckskin coat on display at barn museum
A buckskin coat worn by Buffalo Bill during the shooting of Indian chief Yellow Hand is exhibited in the barn museum of natural history. Natural gas becomes available to Great Bend housewives with a ceremonial inauguration as Marvin Gann flips the switch in his home.
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Buffalo Bill
Yellow Hand
Barn Museum of Natural History
Great Bend
Marayr Gann
Culture of Vanished People to Be Studied
Washington AP reports the Smithsonian Bureau of Ethnology will study the culture and origins of Florida’s Calusa and Tintucua Indians hidden in burial mounds shells and sands near Tampa Bay. Mathew W Stirling leads pioneering excavations to reconstruct civilization from skeletal remains and determine migration from South or North America.
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Washington
America
Bureau
Ethhnology
Florida
Tampa Bay
Calusa
South
North America
Pioneer
Mathew W. Stirling
Coeds Buy Bonnets at State's Expense
Coeds at a Minnesota university used state funds to buy Bonnets and ensembles after a dormitory fire forced them from their rooms. The appropriation totaled 11 723 dollars with each girl allotted 586 15 dollars for attire and related items. The report mixes additional local anecdotes about DorathyHelen Franco and Francis Faidoseh, and a note on jury list omissions in Coffeyville towns.
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Minneapolis
Rae
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Lincoln’ Memorial ‘ University
King Pictures
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