German reports finding planet near Earth
Heidelberg reports a new planetoid tentatively named 1932 H. A. at about 4 350 000 miles from Earth. Dr Karl Reinmuth’s telescope work is cited, noting the object orbits between Earth and Venus and could help refine Earth sun distance measurements.
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Heidelberg
Germany
Heidelberg Observatory
Earth
Venus
Karl Reinmuth
Mars
Jupiter
England
Eros
Delport
Flashes of Life and Courtroom Rustlings Across Nation
AP dispatches report assorted short items: Jack Crawford brings a lucky black cat mascot from Australia for the Davis Cup effort. Los Angeles judge orders Chaffee Earl to pay $650 monthly alimony plus $5,000 attorney fees and $1,500 costs after testimonies about horse upkeep. A New York separation ruling grants Mrs. Lilienfeld relief amid claims of domestic violence. In Seneca Lake trout tale, anglers use confetti to attract fish on a June breeze. Miami attorney John M. Murrell sues himself to foreclose a mortgage on his own law library as administrator of his wife’s estate.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Jack Crawford
Down Under
Los Angeles
Earl
New York
United States
Supreme
Teter Schmuck
Michael
C. Lilienfeld
Geneva
Seneca Lake
Michael Toole
Martin Broderick
Miami
Fla.u
John M. Murrell
Kansas News Briefs Highlight State Events And Appointments
Kansas briefs report a tour at the state reformatory with 10 to 14 year old guests, plus Helen Richt becoming the first woman to seek a veterinary medicine certificate after study at Kansas State College. City hearings on Union Public Service rates are urged, Standard Oil announces a 150 mile pipeline extension for $1 million, and Kansas federation clubs elect leaders with Garden City chosen for the 1933 convention. Details include Lori Selover as president and Anna Steward as treasurer, with Grace Miles and Dr Gladys Shutt as vice presidents.
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Associated Press
Hutchinson
Phillips County
State Reformatory
Tom Logan
John Gray
Topeka
Helen Richt
Omaha
State Board of Veterinary Examiners
Kansas State College
Parsons
State Public Service Commission
Union Public Service Company
Cities Service
Wichita
Standard Oil Company of Kansas
el Dorado
McPherson County
Coffeyville
Kansas Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Loretta Selover
Anna L. Steward
Emporia
Grace Miles
Independence
Gladys Shutt
Blanche Robinson
Dodge City
Garden City
Norwich High Graduates Honor Irene Breithaupt
Mrs. Martin Breithaupt visited Norwich Kansas with her son and attended the baccalaureate and commencement for the senior class May 15 and 17. Irene Breithaupt starred in the class and earned a scholarship to Ottawa University. Juanita Bandhauer and Mary Louise led grades. The rural schools plan Lawrence June 4 graduations and several locals attended multiple commencements and band concerts.
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Martin Breithaupt
Norwich
Kan
Gail Breithaupt
Irene
B. M. Hopkins
Christian Church of Norwich
Robert McNair Davis
Law School of Kansas University
Lawrence
J. C. McMullen
Mable Edler
Roscoe
Aryelda Chaney
Arden Johnson
Clearfield
Nora Witt
College of Emporia
Clearfield Church
A. Rodewald
Enid
Okla
Roy Breithaupt
Henry Hausman
Harold Eberhart
George Roche
Ben Brecheisen
Fred Richerson
Prairie Center
Eudora High School
Sam Godman
Kansas
City
Ralph Rew
Wellsville
Wesley Deckwa
Ted Brecheisen
Harry Brecheisen
Captain's Creek
Mable Agnes Schendel
Edward Deckwa
Mary Breche
Baldwin High School
Henry Selzer
John Chaney
Nadine
W. J. Deayspet
AL. Gottstein
Vinland
Clyde Deay
James
Vinland High School
Tommy Grosserman
Deay
Mabel Agnes Schendel
Harvey “Reid
Kansas City
Louise Reid
John Selzer
Johnny
Wellsville High School
Pete Edle Brook
Charline
Strawberry Crop Improves Outlook on Ozark Farms
Springfield Missouri AP reports better agricultural conditions in the Ozarks raise expectations for a bountiful strawberry crop. Shipping outfits plan ahead for crates and expect brisk business with prices around 2.50 per 24 quart crate at the shipping point, barring further changes.
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Ozark
Springfield
Ozarks
Right Oil Makes All the Difference in a Ford Road Test
A. F. Christy of Christy Sales Service promotes Nso-Vis oil during a Denver foothills road test in the Rocky Mountains. He notes the oil’s reliability after 28,900 miles in nine months and asserts it keeps his Ford running smoothly over long stretches and rough terrain.
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A. F. Christy
Christy Sales Service
Denver
Rocky Mountains
Main
Mr. Christy
Salt Lake City
Iso-Vis advertising interview by Robert J. Casey
An interview highlights Iso-Vis oil claims by a commercial driver who travels across multiple cities. He touts Ford performance fueled by Iso-Vis, noting rapid cross-country trips and superior lubrication protection backed by laboratory and A A A tests, urging readers to try the product.
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H. A
Tom Lumpkin
Auburn
Schwarzkopf
Curtis
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
New Jersey State Police
Trenton
N. J
John Hughes Curtis
Norfolk Boat Builder
South Missouri
Rockies
Atlantic
Portsmouth
Lawrence of Arabia
Britain
Shaw
Solent
Algeria
Washington
Interstate Transit Lines
Union Pacific
Mass
Union In
STAG
Montgomery Ward
Will
City of
Journal-World
Montgomery Warp & Co
Ford
Denver, Colorado
Casey
Robert J. Casey
Chicago Daily News
Butte
Missoula
Santa Fe
Las Vegas
Miles
Indianapolis Speedway
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