Jugoslavia Adopts Liberal New Constitution
Belgrade and Vienna dispatches report Jugoslavia returns to constitutional rule under King Alexander after two years of dictatorship. The liberal charter creates a chamber and a senate, universal direct suffrage, and press liberty, with official languages Serb Croat Slovene and protections for privacy and home.
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Car Crash Near Tonganoxie Ends Damaging
Clifford Snavely of 882 New Jersey street was in a head on collision with a gasoline truck at the west end of the Tonganoxie cut. He was taken to Memorial hospital by Dr W B Coe with injuries expected to allow discharge today. He was returning to Lawrence from Kansas City when the crash occurred. the Ford he drove was wrecked beyond repair.
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War ren Anderson swims to third in Canadian national 15 mile marathon
Toronto reports War ren Anderson of Nova Scotia finished third out of 180 starters in the Canadian national swim marathon. He was believed to be a hopeless cripple from infantile paralysis at age four, later taking up swimming to regain use of his limbs. His mother said the $1,000 prize would aid his schooling. Additionally, Gr Hunt spoke at the South Side House Industrial League meeting in South Parr, noting the league’s third year and its Scout program for Negro citizens' children, with one Boy Scout troop and two Girl Scout troops formed. The next meeting set for September 10 at Miss Anie Kaiser’s home.
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Baldwin News Highlights Local Summer Travel and School Heads
Miss Mildred Martin and her family traveled from Baldwin to Joplin Missouri then to Lewisville Arkansas where she will begin her third year as head of Domestic Arts at the Baldwin High School. Dean Gaskell, dean of the Baker School of Fine Arts, and Mr Luke Gaskell are en route from Rhode Island. The Minnis family drove to Bucklin to escort children home after summer in Baldwin.
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Local notices and items from Baldwin and surroundings
A compilation of social news includes summer visits by residents such as Harry W. Craig Prof Samuel Birk and the Dents in Topeka and Missouri. Families like the Muellers Ruth McHenry and Mrs Adelaide Hedrick spend vacations travel and housing plans expand in Baldwin and Garnett areas. A murder report from Parsons notes an unidentified Negro Holiness preacher from Claremore was found slain in a creek. The Mellon bond issue news states the 500 million dollar sale is oversubscribed with open books rest of the week for nationwide participation.
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