May Have Runoff in North Carolina Reported
The piece outlines possible runoff scenarios in North Carolina for Dr. Frank Graham and rival Willa Smith after the Democratic Senate primary. It notes Smith’s push for a June 24 runoff and hints at labor committee chairmanship questions and Democratic unity versus Republicans, with broader national implications discussed by observers.
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Frank P. Graham
Senate
Hencé Labor Committee
Harking
Graham
North Carolina
Willa Smith
Ralewh
Smith
Heprementite
Lesineki
D.micht
Barden
Tabar
Marder
Taft-Hartley
Lewinsktopp
Reagan
Truman
Harkley
Democrata
Grover Cleveland
Tru
Hugh JD. Scott
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Tennerree
R. Carroll Reece
Ten
Scott
Jao
Vais
Taft R.ahiel
James AL Duff
Republiat
Morse
Shern
Chap Hill
N.C
Derro
Susan
Wo Smith
Grube Damage Report Sparks Discussion in Kansas Fields
A Kansas agricultural notice details grub damage affecting bluegrass and other crops. Experts say grub impact may require management actions and possible use of such measures as soil amendments, with implications for cattle herds and pasture quality.
Community Circle Notes and Local Visits
Busy social week as Circle No 3 met at Mrs Massey home with new member added. Mrs Warne Reusch led a Women’s study lesson while committees were named for June and a basket dinner on Promotion Day. Nearby groups hosted gatherings, with Mrs Campbell, Mr Campbell and families attending university events and many others visiting relatives in Lawrence and Wisconsin.
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Charles Terrell
S Court
HD. Williams
Mea C. Lucas
Misa
Lucy Kaegia
Mar Jgaret Westerhouse
Minnie B. Edelbrock
Lester Massey
Chester Heecker
Circle No. 3
Massey
Winifred Abbott
Warne Reusch
Arden Ant
Jack Howard
Haven
Eugene Wester
Hostensen
Mtr
Friends Missionary
Society
Eeerert Votan
Wan Mra
Paul Gabriel
Votan
Orewa University
Campbell
Mra
Otc
Mary Cook
Groun
Tete Edelheock
Mtret Tete Fitette
Jerry Harns
Jimmy
Emporia Thur
Daud
Pai Faugnan and
Deckwa
Lawrence
Eudora
Gideon Neis
Weldagasut
Care
Alice Walters
Tusedar
Nei
Ree
Willmrason
Berger
Lenson Coc
Gerson Bewith
Gea New
Homer Laughlin
Ed Thorens
Mamvtha Hiieath
Kansas
Sarah Hausfan Sarunter
Misa Mary Schumenman
Ethelbert
Wallp Meeter
Denver
Colo
Was
Stra. Hane
Jan Mreder
George Lreberman
EL Relaten
Non
Charies
Te Heuer
Lewis
Suntower Finance
Notras Behuia
Great Bend
Railton
Invalid Is Killed After Wife Confesses On Courtyard Drop
New York May 2 A wife allegedly urged by emotional strain killed her husband by dropping him from a sixth-floor window in the courtyard. Police recovered her story after arrest Saturday. She claimed mental distress and an urge to rid the home of a threatening intruder. Neighbors recall her erratic behavior and talk of the devil.
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New York
Fred Bornheldt
Abe Jim
Jim
Mellevue Hospital
Neaghibers
Dornhobit
Hira
Anta
Newthbers
Cate
Aho
Fred
Local Farmers Attend Agronomy Field Day in Manhattan
Douglas County farmers plan to join the annual spring agronomy field day on June 4 and 6 at Manhattan, with a grass utilization visit added. The event will run two days, with sessions for northeast and southeast regions and field tours of experimental pastures northwest of the college campus at 10 am both days.
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Douglas County
Manhattan
Deal
H. E. Mo
Four Ex-G I s Nabbed In Manila Check Raid
Manila police arrest four American ex servicemen tied to an international fraud ring that inflated U S treasury veteran checks. Names given include Charles Clarence 46 and James Henley 25, with others identified as Walter Mason Wayne and Turner. The suspects, veterans involved in liberation efforts, allegedly used forged documents to claim benefits and were tracked by police from Manila to Hong Kong Guam and Hawaii.
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Manila
U. Treasury
Philippines
Charles Clarence
James Henley
Walter Mason
Wayne
Turner
Authorities describe love as deadly to those who reject it
Officials warn that intense affection can drive individuals to extreme actions and harsh remorse toward those who spurned them. The remarks come amid investigations into recent violent incidents linked to rejected advances.
Grounding fences and lightning safety for cattle
Engineering expert Lan Wendling of Kansas State Extension advises using six inch steel pipe grounded conductors to route lightning away from fences, especially at corners and near high voltage lines. A vertical wire stapled to a post is ineffective. Historical notes reference early presidential broadcast milestones in 125 and Truman era broadcasts.
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Wendling
Extersion
Kstate
New Hearing Device Without Receiver Button In Ear
The article touts an invisibly worn device called Phantomy Td and Teltone from Bele tone claiming near invisible reception that lets deaf users hear clearly without visible buttons. It promises embarrassment free use and offers a free brochure and home testing in exchange for writing Beltone.
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Ives
Beletone
Dept
Oh Bi
Hk U
Beltone
Eudora Community Club Elects Officers and Socializes
The last community club meeting in Eudora elected officers with S Dunlap as president and Eldon Votan as treasurer. A Circle No 1 gathering at Methodist WC W drove to Mrs Hert Dowding’s home for an all day meeting and luncheon.
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Munity Club
Monening
Tir S. Dunlap
Eldon Votan
Emn
Circle No. 1
Methodist W.H. C
Mra Hert
Earl Huskes
Rutheine
Hugh Dowding
Mires Walter Parker
Ieekon
Prudty
Tadia
Mrv
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