Army’s weak link is communication
Washington, Sept. 9. Army experts said three current communication methods are obsolete for a motorized force. Observations from Fourth Army maneuvers led Maj. Gen. George S. Simonds to call the exercise the most realistic yet held in the west. The report notes increased mobility demands fuller theater information and instant orders, but field radios telephones and motorcycle messengers fall short. The streamline division and secret tanks show promise while horse transport remains essential for reconnaissance near battle lines. The maneuvers happened at San Luis Obispo Camp Riley Fort Riley and Canin Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Fourth Army
George 5. Simonds
West
National Guard
San Luis Obispo
Calif
Camp Riley
Minn
Fort Riley
Kaw
Canin Lewis
Wash
Navy bombers like homes in the air
Navy aviators would bomb foreign cities in comfort aboard a flying boat bomber with a full galley including an electric stove water distiller and a dry ice refrigerator A telephone system is also aboard making the craft resemble a mobile home for long missions and travel between bases
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Uncle Sam
Navy
Change seats in court as Justice Black joins bench
Justice Hage L. Black, former Alabama senator, enters the Supreme Court chamber and shifts seating by seniority. Justices will now sit left to right as Cardozo, Stone, Luther. Black takes the extreme right, altering the established order along the bench.
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Washington P
Hage L. Black
Alabama
Supreme Court
Cardozo, Stone, Luther
Statewide campaign against death by own action announced
Sacramento Calif. GA A campaign against death by own action expands to all of California. The Death by Own Action Prevention Society of America is organized under Robert Rehkugel of Oakland who has led anti suicide efforts for over a year. Rehkugel says despondent individuals have been talked out of ending their lives.
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Sacramento
Calif
Suicide Prevention Society of America
Robert Rehkugel
Oakland
Rehkugel
Nebraska Judge Fills Dual Court Role in Driving Case
Municipal Judge Lester Palmer served as chief witness and judge when Helen Sternberg appeared on reckless driving charges after her car struck a man. Palmer, who witnessed the accident, described it as extreme negligence and set fines at twenty five dollars and costs. The defendant appealed.
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Omaha
Neb
Lester Palmer
Helen Sternberg
Palmer
Rest cure prescribed for horses in Colorado
Dr. W. J. Butler state veterinarian prescribes a rest cure for horses with sleeping sickness. An epidemic of the disease has swept western states this year. The method is to keep the animal undisturbed in a dark stable, cover with gunny sacks or wood sacks, and exclude flies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Callins
Colo
W. J. Butler
Woman in Red Tapped for O'Neil School in Term
Thelma Ridgway of McLouth named as teacher at O'Neil for the coming term. W. E. Haley appointed district clerk. former clerk Nyman Van Cyoc now employed in Kansas City. Numerous local visits, family gatherings, travel, and school notes follow, including details of Rotations, visits to Lawrence, Ottawa, Overbrook, and Topeka, and Range Line school opening with six pupils.
Resignations Reported From Local School Staff
The article lists Wilson Houseworth Ruth Van Seyoe Clarence Gill and Mrs Bill Holey Jr along with Ava Higley resigning from teaching posts at O'Neil Clovis and Mound positions. Other named aides include Mrs W E Holey and daughter and Mrs Edward Dotson.
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Wilson Houseworth
Ruth van Seyoe
Clarence Gill
Bill Holey
Ava Higley
W. E. Holey
O'Neil and
Clovis
Edward Dotson
Mound
Range Line visit to Guy Gabriel's in Eudora
Mr and Mrs Albert Hornberger and Ruth Darlene spent Sunday afternoon at Guy Gabriels home in Eudora on the Range Line area noting a cordial family gathering.
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Albert Hornberger
Ruth Darlene
Guy Gabriel
Eudora
Local students begin new high school assignments
Royal D. Crawford Clark Allen Glen Watts Anna Sassaman Nel lie and Lucy Finch started to Ap panoose high school Monday. Thel ma Shaler Charlene Elm and Mel vin Schwartz started to Baldwin high school. Eldred Fisher and Leonard Clark are going to Ottawa. Thursday will be Rally day at the Worden Evangelical church. Roy D. Crawford worked for Wayne Warner last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal D. Crawford
Clark Allen
Glen Watts
Anna Sassaman
Nellie
Lucy Finch
Appanoose High
Thelma Shaler
Charlene Elm
Melvin Schwartz
Baldwin High School
Eldred Fisher
Leonard Clark
Ottawa
Worden Evangelical Church
Roy D. Crawford
Wayne Warner
O Neill District Visitation and Fair Attendance Note
Mr and Mrs J B Wells and Miss Closkey of Kansas City visited the W E Haley and H Wipprecht families Wednesday. Bill Jones and daughter Marceline of Knowledge Hill visited at Bill Holey Jr home. Clarence White and daughter of Lyons Kan were guests with Mr and Mrs White. They toured Kansas City with friends and the Nelson Art Gallery. Clifford Jones is staying in Kansas City with his sister and will fish at Lake of the Ozarks. Evelyn White went to Burlington Kans to take a high school position. Arthur Jones and Shirley Rose spent Saturday with Bill Hillebert family. Leavenworth County Fair at Tonganoxie Sept 2 3 4 was well attended by residents of this community. Among those pres-
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Thelma Ridgway
McLouth
O'Neil
W. E. Haley
Nyman van &Cyoc
Kansas City
Art Jones
Will Jones
Knowledge Hill
Clarence Gill
Bill Haley
Bill Jones
Charles Stewart
White Home
Lena Erwin
Les McGee
Lawrence
Neal Viets
Rock Creek
Ernest Stewart
Chanute
Maude
Margaret Stewart
Kk. U
Mr. Stewart
Closkey
H. Wipprecht
Marceline
Bill Holey Jr
Evelyn White
Burlington
Kan
Arthur Jones
Shirley Rose
Bill Hillebert
Baldwin
Leavenworth County
New Improved Powder Makes You Forget False Teeth
An advertisement touts Fast eeth powder that keeps false teeth firm and comfortable all day with no gooey taste or pasty feel. It claims secure bite and natural speech, available at druggists in three sizes.
Across and Down Puzzle Clues Mixed In One Page
A scrambled crossword list presents across and down clues with numbered entries and partial word fragments. The mixed garble includes mis-spellings, punctuation errors, and uneven spacing, making it difficult to parse exact clues or answers from the OCR.
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U. S
Supreme Bench
Californias
Nebraska
Clovis Haley
Tonganoxie
Maude Williams
Margaret Wipnprecht
Walter Harbour
Overbrook
Anna Harbour
Elmer Wintermantle
Eunice
Naomi Watts
Sam Watts
John Watts
Little Clyde Warner
Portland
Ore
al Roger
Will
Wayne McMasters
Range Line
Miss Fairbairn
Leland Fisher
Harry Fisher
Mills
Emery Crawford
Topeka
Dave Hefner
Ruby Mae
Mable Haas
George Finch
Lucy
Georgene
Joe Sassaman
Mary
Osage
Business College
Leona Pippett
Sam Wrightsman
Thelma Shuler
Maxine Nelson
Florence Heim
Opal Elm
Dorothy May Neuffer
Ruth Hepner
Eva Wrightsman
Iselin
N. J
Margaret Drennan
Paul Reeves
David I. Stepacoff
Reeves
Carters
Harnar Auto Supply
Pennsylvania
O’neil District
Anc Cient Jewisr
Old Dominion
Abbi
Armuday
California
Parasguay
Fea
Het
Al-arsead
Gom
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