Foreign agents blamed for Hercules powder blast in New Jersey
Senator Barbour credited foreign agents with the Hercules Powder explosion near Kenvil New Jersey that killed 48 and damaged over 20 buildings. Investigations by state police FBI and military experts continued as the death toll rose with three more victims and seventy injuries.
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Barbour
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Hercules’ Powder Company
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Jersey City
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New Jersey
State Bureau of Explosives
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Army
Navy
United States Mavy
Indian Head
Everett Dunn
Dover General Hospital
Frederick McConnell
John Andico
Meet Counsellors at University of Kansas Welcomes New Women
About 400 new women students met their counsellors in the Union building to receive instructions on registration and enrollment. Miss Alice Ann Jones chaired the event and introduced Miss Elizabeth Meguiar who urged questions to qualified advisors. Sessions included groups and a tea at Watkins Hall hosted by the Women’s Self-Governing Association and the YWCA. Etiquette booklets On the Hill with the KU Ko Ed were distributed.
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Union
Alice Ann Jones
Elizabeth Meguiar
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General Assembly
Watkins Hall
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Y. W. CA
K. U
Willkie in Corn Belt hailed by Chicagoans
Willkie arrives by special train at seven fifty nine am to address downstate Illinois crowds. He vows to attack the Kelly Nash machine and build support as he meets industrial areas of Chicago. After a 75 mile drive he says nearly a million citizens have greeted him and the loop crowds rival Lindbergh’s 1927 reception.
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Illinois
CST
Kelly-Nash
Kelly‘Nash
Edward J. Kelly
Chicago
Patrick A. Nash
Cook County
Cen‘tral Committee
Willkie
Loop
Col
Charles A. Lindberch
Four Divorces Granted by Judge in District Court
Judge Hugh Means granted four divorces this morning. Lorene Taylor and Opal Johnson obtained decrees with six month custody arrangements and weekly support payments of 2.50 and 5 dollars respectively, plus costs and attorney fees. Elizabeth Thornton and Virginia Schulz also received divorces with custody of minor children and weekly support, plus alimony in Schulz case.
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Hugh Means
Lorene Taylor
William R. Taylor
Opal Johnson
Glenn Johnson
Elizabeth Thornton
Howard Thornton
Virginia Schulz
Charles R. Schulz
Marriage License Issued For Totten And Johnson
A marriage license was issued at the probate office to Frederick E. Totten Saline and Mildred R. Johnson Topeka. Lawrence Business College training leads directly to earlier employment for students. enrollment begins next Monday.
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Frederick E. Totten
Saling
Mildred R. Johnson
Topeka
Lawrence Business College
Draft Bill Outlines Conscription Plan in September
Washington outlines a conscription bill for men aged 21 to 35 with a yearly pool of up to 900000 liable for training. President would fix the registration date after Congress appropriates funds. Roosevelt seeks 24825108 for start. bill expires May 1945. deferments for dependents. base pay 30 dollars monthly after four months. training could occur anywhere in the western hemisphere.
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Army
Congress
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Western Hemisphere
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Philippine Islands
Freshmen Sing Well At Opening Meeting
J. T. Craig of Pleasanton leads the new student gathering returning after a year away and reports better results from the freshmen. Psychological exams shake up the newcomers as advisers and students react with nerves and humor. Henry Werner recovers from facial burns. Dean Paul Lawson noted for entomology and math talents.
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Henry Werner
Local editor shuns ruby pin over superstition
Jimmy Robertson of Marysville, editor of the Sour Owl, ordered a Phi Delt pin with five rubies but found 13 pearls when the jeweler set it. He is superstitious and won’t wear the piece or adjust the display.
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Jimmy Robertson
Marysville
Golden Boy
The
Sour Owl
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O.K
Jimmy
Freshman Counsellors At K U Host Busy Opening Meeting
About 500 new KU freshmen attended yesterday’s opening meeting led by Wilbur Leonard in Dean Werner’s absence. Counsellors reported strong turnout and solid cooperation, with groups meeting in Frank Strong Green and Frazer halls. Freshmen will visit the Union building lounge from 8 to 5 tomorrow as guests of the Men’s Student Council and the Y M C A.
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Wilbur Leonard
Henry Werner
Werner
Frank, Strong, Green
Frazer Halls
Men’s
Y. M.C.A
Union Building
Kansas Salt Production Reaches 641 752 Tons in 1939
Kansas produced 641 752 tons of salt valued at 2 691 934 dollars in 1939 per Kansas Geological Survey figures from the University of Kansas. This is 4 843 tons more than 1938. Salt is produced in Ellsworth, Reno and Rice counties.
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Kansas
Kansas Geological Survey
University of Kansas
Ellsworth
Reno
Rice
KU Fraternities pledge 246 men in campus count
A total of 246 men were pledged by 17 University of Kansas fraternities with Phi Kappa Psi leading at 23 new members. Women completed rushing with nine organizations reporting 125 new members, bringing pledges to 371 Overall. The article lists accepting members by fraternity and names many pledges including Acacia Alpha Tau Omega and Sigma Chi among others.
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University of Kansas
Phi Kappa Psi
Lawrence
Acacia
Bill Hough
Delta Tau Delta
Bud Herriman
Jack Stapleton
Delta Upsilon
Stan Kreider
Phi Gamma
Student Fraternities Names List Of Members
A long OCR readout shows multiple names and locations across Kansas Missouri and Idaho. The list includes Tau Kappa Epsilon Delta Chi and ERO ALe Triangle chapters with members such as Paul Cohway Joe Walter John Morgan John Motley Cannon Kane Bill Morrison Tom Belles Andrew Speer William Easton William Stevenson Charles Owlsley Robert Sama Francis Rees Arthur Lauder Robert Stewart Charles Theis Donald Vance John Strandburg Richard Dearing Harold McCarty Doyle Haberl James Zimmern Charles Wendstrand Jim Nelson Jim Nell Vern Birney Ben James Edward Vaughn and others.
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Acacia Fraternity
Bill Hough
Lawrence
Steve Wilcox
Trousdale
Robert Small
Amness
Alpha Tau Omega
Page King
Fort Leavenworth
Gordon McDonald
Bill Sims
Wichita Falls
Tex
Mike Guhar
Kansas City
Kan
Howard Hull, Jr
Quivira Lakes
Jack Myers
Clathe
Frank Rush
Chanute
Bob Martindale
Hutchinson
Richard Keck
Independence
Dick Webb
John Gridley
Jack Weaver
Kansas, City
George Latham
Gilman Harding
Dick Schaffer
Bill Wood
Meade
Fred Roads
Wichita
Vincent Trump
Beta Theta Pi
John Fletcher
Fred Olander
Gene Steffen
St. Joseph
Tom Schwinn
Wellington
Greer Stewart
Bob Vermillion
Topeka
Tom Ballinger
Santa Barbara
Cal
Clarence Engle
Tom O'Neil
W. C. Hartley
Boxer Springs
Bill Jones
John Kreamer
Downs
Delta Tau Delta
Steve Stimpson
Bud Herriman
Casey Fields
Pretty Prairie
Jim Whitson
Dick Branson
Sylvia
Jack Brownell
Buzz Crain
Fort Scott
Bill Walker
Eugene Musgrave
Minneapolis
Paul Howland
Winfield
Kay Claybaugh
Arkansas City
Phil Banta
Harper
Jack Stapleton
Delta Upsilon
Bob Curran
Pratt
Merle Day
Clifford Foos
Great Bend
Donald Gill
Bill Hall
Clarke Henry
Carl Hines
George Keene
Dick Koehler
Stan Kreider
Ed Jewett
Bonner Springs
Bud McDonald
Beloit
John Metcalf
Neodesha
Glen Perkins
Phil Russell
Jim Shive
Turon
Art Shoaf
Clay Center
Bob Schober
Eugene Voigt
Bill Wintermore
Augustus Richard Schaffer
Kappa Sigma
Bob Scrom
Milton Wallace
Douglass
Dick Hobson
Cartonville
John Yarnell
Sylvester Adair
Red Hoffman
Enterprise
Bob Brient
Philadelphia
Joe Astele
Lawrence Cook
Newton
Harold Pierson
Oakley
Bob Lasater
el Dorado
Jack Powell
Council Grove
Jack Heinler
Bob Piper
Seneca
Phi Delta Theta
Fred Michelson
Baxter Springs
George Phillips
Overland Park
Carl Hendrickson
Atchison
Tom Dawson
Merriam
J. C. Youngblood
Atwood
Warren Blair
Bernard
Bob Vocker
Bob Douce
Stanley Strain
Pi Kappa Alpha
Albert Hylton
Jerry Blakemore
Stan Patten
Kenneth Brown
Albert Stover
Bill Atwell
Carlton Harmon
Charles Fuller
Columbus
Dana Tompkins
Frank Stuckeey
Bill Stacey
John Peters
Delbert Cambell
Jim Sealey
Roy Frost
Jack Singleton
George Padgett
Greenleaf
Bob Bellamy
Colby
Barney Chapman
Chicago
All
Leland Kessler
Bob Aiey
Pittsburg
Bob Brown
Coffeyville
C. E. Russell
Tola
Bill Crum
Max Kissell
Portis
Wayne Waters
Junction City
Charles Ege
Bob Steper
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
John Gage
Kenneth Winters
Jack Ballard
Bill Lee
Richard Schaeffer
Howard Miller
Jack Julep
Claytonville
Sigma Chi
Maurice Clausen
Eugene Miller
Salina
Bill Allison
McPherson
Bill Norris
Bob Beeler
Jack Moehlenkamp
Tulsa
Okla
Bill Ferris
Bill Hertzler
Russell Atha
Harry Foresman
Jack Beck
Dwight
David Jewell
Dick Keene
Jim Boyce
Stanley Miller
Glen Gilpin
Robert Fairchild
Kenneth Lindenberger
Dean Qostrum
Russell
Warren Israel
Lester_ Thornton
Lawrence’ Pepperal
Robert Brown
Osawatomie
J. F. Kelsey
Victor Dolecek
Beal Shaw
Chillicothe
Philip Babcock
White Plains
N. Y
Frank Hoffman
Forbes Pyle
Ted Klepinger
Tom Porter
Ottawa
Lee Daugherty
Concordia
Sigma -Phil Epsilon
Judson Goodrich
Paul Turner
Frank Lichty
Pete Tiscraper
Gypsum
Thornton McClanahan
Dean Stoneback
Eldon Williams
Harry Smith
Tope
Paul Cohway
Emporia
Joe Walter
Tau Kappa Epsilon
John Morgan
John Motley
Cannon Kane
John Taylor
de Soto
Bill Morrison
Tom Belles
Triangle
Andrew Speer
Pocatello
Ida
William Easton
New York
William Stevenson
Charles Owsley
Robert Sama
Vermillion
Charles Hammond
John Strandburg
Richard Dearing
Francis Rees
Arthur Lauder
Robert Stewart
Charles Theis
Donald Vance
Robert Earnheart
Delta Chi
Jim Nelson
Jim Nell
Garnett
Vern Birney
Bucklin
Bob Innes
John Naftzger
Harold McCarty
Ben James
Edward Vaughn
Doyle Haberly
James Zimmerman
Charles Wendstrand
Leavenworth
Congress Enacts Peace Time Draft Support Split Along Party Lines
Byrnes Green Guffey McKellar Schwellenbach Wagner and Lee back sending the report to committee. Only three Republicans Capper Johnson and Wiley vote for the motion. Senator McNary led 10 Republicans against Barkley’s position.
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D.-S.c
Green
D.-R.i
Guffey
D.-Pa
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D.tenn
Schwellenbach
D.-Wash
Wagner
D.-N.y
Lee
Capper
Kansas
Johnson
California
Wiley
Wisconsin
McNary
Oregon
Barkley
Kansans to Register for Draft in National Call
Topeka reports about 270000 Kansas men aged 21 to 35 must register under the draft bill the adjutant general estimates. Officials expect about 108000 Kansans to be eligible for immediate service with 40 percent in class 1. Registration machinery and draft boards are ready for setup in each county.
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Topeka
Kansas
Adjutant General’s Office
United States
M. R. McLean
National Guard
Statehouse
Kansans Oppose Draft Vote Split by Party Lines
The Kansas delegation split on the conscription bill with Houston voting for the final draft while Republicans Carlson Lambertson Rees Winter Hope opposed. The 232 to 124 House roll call sent the measure to President Roosevelt for signature.
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Washington
House
White House
Roosevelt
Kansas
Houston
Carlson
Lambertson
Rees
Winter
Hope
R.-Kan
Seon
O’neal
D.ky
Birthday and anniversary for Dr Crumbine noted in New York
Lawrence mentions Dr S J Crumbine turning 78 on September 17 and his 50th wedding anniversary with Mrs Crumbine. They live at 3537 Seventy eighth Street Jackson Heights New York. Also notes 38 aliens registered in Douglas County and a theater power outage in Lawrence delaying a show.
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S. J. Crumbine
Kansas Board of Health
K.U. Medical School
Douglas County
Roger Williams
Bushwhacker Wins Narragansett Futurity Near Photo Finish
In Pawtucket Rhode Island on September 14 Walmac Farms Bushwhacker upset favored challengers from Mrs Parker Corning stable to win the final Narragansett Futurity a $25000 added race in a blistering photo finish.
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Pawtuckett
R. I
Walmac
Parker Corning
Narragansett
Italy and Germany vow to avoid gas attacks
Rome reports a high Fascist authority says Italy and Germany will refrain from using gas against the British to induce the British to renounce its gas use as well.
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Rome
Italy
Germany
Want extra cash selling items through Journal classified ads
The message promotes using Journal classified advertising to sell surplus household items for extra cash via phone contact.
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New KU Students Cheer Rock Chalk Under Leaders
Enthusiastic newcomers at the University of Kansas echoed the Rock Chalk yell last night led by Stewart Bunn and Bill Edwards marking the season’s first mass meeting. J. T. Craig praised the cooperative spirit and John H. Nelson announced the program with Bob McKay welcoming students and outlining campus groups and events.
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University of Kansas
Stewart Bunn
Bill Edwards
J. T. Craig
Pleasanton
John H. Nelson
College of Liberal Arts
Bob McKay
Wichita
Summerfield
United States
G. Criss Simpson
Fine Arts Department
Dean ‘Nelson
Jayhawk
Union
Memorial Union
British air raids intensify as Dover reports blasts across channel
Observers at Dover watched renewed British counter actions against German artillery on the French coast near Cap Gris Nez. The air ministry reported high casualties from raids last week, with 1,245 dead and 4,810 injured through Wednesday, while Buckingham Palace and Downing Street were hit during the long daylight raid.
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Channel
Dover
Cap Gris Nez
Air Ministry
London
Buckingham Palace
Downing Street
Whitehall
The
Daily Mail
Berlin
Mail
Haakon
Norway
Wilhelmina
Netherlands
Vessels at German Held Docks Bombed by British
London reports large R A F bomber raids on French and Belgian coasts. Barges wrecked and dock installations set ablaze at Boulogne Calais Dunkerque Ostend and Antwerp. Barges moored at Lissemond near Rotterdam bombed. Tanker convoy off Zeebrugge hit. one ship exploded. Two RAF aircraft lost. Two enemy bombers shot down.
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Antwerp
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Belgium
British Oppose Italian Push Toward Egyptian Front
Cairo reports British forces clash with Italian troops near Sollum in the Egyptian Libyan border zone. Royal mechanized units harass the enemy as they push into no mans land overlooking the Mediterranean coast.
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Cairo
Seni
Sollum
Salum
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Queen for Santa Fe Days in Atchison Win
Aloha Helton, 17, of Atchison will reign as queen during Santa Fe days on Monday and Tuesday after winning a popularity contest among 25 entrants. She will be crowned at the coronation ball Monday night and take part in the parade and key events Tuesday.
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Atchison, Kan
Aloha Helton
Atchison
Miss Helton
Police Seek Aging Man Detained With 95000 In Bonds
Kansas City authorities search for James D. Davidson 82 as detectives guard his 95000 in bonds and cashier's checks. Probate court lets Carlton Benton seek a guardian, citing potential waste or loss of assets while Davidson supposedly cannot manage his affairs. Davidson claims to be a retired merchant from Long Beach California.
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James D. Davidson
James M. Cleary
Police Board
Davidson
Champion
Neb
Carlton R. Benton
Benton
Davison
Long Beach
Calif
Twelve Vocalists Chosen for Baker University Chorus
Robert K. Ledore, violin professor and choral director at Baker University, announced the selection of twelve vocalists for the school year ensemble. Chosen were Kay Lawrence Hutchinson Ruth McCoy Marysville Mildred Dyer Stewartsville Winifred Dewey Spring Hill Martha Ryan Kansas City Marion Burt Emporia Ivor Jones Council Bluffs John Barnett Wellsville Harold Shouse Braymer Clark Randall Osage City Catherine Ballard and Chet Moore Baldwin.
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Wellsville
Harold Shouse
Braymer
Clark Randall
Osage City
Catherine Ballard
Chet Moore
Baldwin
Rescues British Crew After Freighter Sinking
The American export liner Exochorda said it had rescued all 64 crew members from the British freighter Saint Agnes after it sank about 700 miles west of Lisbon. Captain Wenzel Habel reported the rescue and the vessel is proceeding to Lisbon. Export line officials in New York suspect torpedo damage.
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Exochorda
Saint Agnes
Lisbon
Wenzel Habel
S. S. Saint Aenes
Deaths and Funerals Thomas R. Stuart
Funeral services for Thomas R. Stuart aged 61 who died yesterday at home 916 Vermont street will be at the Masonic Temple Sunday at 3 30. Knights Templar service by DeMolay Commandery No 4 graveside in Minneapolis Kansas Monday at 2 30. Rev Fred Blanding officiating pallbearers listed. Survived by wife daughter Roberta L Marckley of Lawrence and three Idaho brothers.
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Vermont Street
Masonic Temple
Knights Templar
Minneapolis
Kan
Fred Blanding
Raymond I. McKee
Robert Guntert
I. F. Eberhart
J. E. Lawson
R. RB
McBorland
H. Herbert Tuller
R. Stewart
Guy E. Young
William P. Kopp
W. H. Quakenbush
Stuart
Roberta L. Marckley
Lawrence
Idaho
German Spokesman Warns London Bombing Will Continue
Berlin accuses London of resisting surrender and vows ongoing air raids. The spokesman claims one third of England’s war potential and 46 percent of imports are in London, calling the city a primary military objective and predicting future cities will not resemble London.
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Berlin
Mentoa
England
Masonic Meeting For Funeral Of Thomas R Stuart
Members of the Masonic order are requested to meet at the temple Sunday afternoon at 3 30 o clock to attend funeral services of our late brotherThomas R Stuart H Herbert Tuller W M W Hi Quakenbush Secy Adv
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Thomas R.stuart
H. Herbert Tuller
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Secyi
Dodgers win opener as Camilli Medwick homer in 5 0 victory
In Brooklyn Dolf Camilli and Joe Medwick homered and Fat Frederick Fitzsimmons pitched a four hitter to beat Pittsburgh 5 0 in the first game of a doubleheader. The Pirates managed just a handful of hits as Brooklyn controlled the game.
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Danning
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Boston
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Padgett
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Sullivan
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Broskie
German Flying Arrow Bombers Hit London and College Park Rail Center
Berlin reports German flying arrow bombers destroyed British targets in raids on London rail shops and a rail center near College Park. 21 British planes were shot down. German losses undetermined. Dutch, Belgian, and northern France attacks acknowledged by Germany with limited damage. Dordrecht and Papendrecht casualties noted from British raids returning from western Germany.
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London
College Park
DNB
Warsaw
Rotterdam
Netherlands
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Germany
Dordrecht
Papendrecht
Survival threat noted by college president at opening
Washington and Jefferson College President Dr Ralph Cooper Hutchison warned that the United States faces real survival threats as totalitarianism looms. He urged immediate action through education and religion, saying moral persuasion is too slow to meet the present dangers.
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Washington, Pa
United States
Ralph Cooper Hutchison
Washington and Jefferson ‘College
Invasion of Britain Speech Presses Defense Lines
The speaker argues education and Christian convictions failed and urges armed defense. He outlines defense lines from the British Empire to the United States, claiming victories hinge on the first line of defense and any other approach defies odds.
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Britain
British Empire
England
Gibraltar
North America
United States
Four generations celebrate Mildred Tuttles private pilot license
Coffeyville Kansas September 14 four generations marked Mildred Tuttle a 19 year old winning a private pilot license by giving airplane rides. Her great grandmother 86 Mrs J Fletcher her grandfather J H Fletcher and mother Mrs R L Tuttle were first riders with her. Her brother Ralph Tuttle Jr who earned his FAA training last spring piloted an aunt two great aunts a grandmother and a niece. The girl earned the license Friday. Killed in Car Accident Seminole Oklahoma September 14 Thomas Emerson Glyvn 22 of Hoisington Kansas died when his car failed to turn and struck a tree.
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Kan
Mildred Tuttle
Tuttle
J . Fletcher
J. H. Fletcher
R. L Tuttle
Seminole
Okla
Thomas Emerson Glvyn
Hoisington
Drouth Ends as Bend Sees Heavy Rainfall
Rain breaks a 45 day drouth in central Oregon with an electric storm delivering about a fifth of an inch. Local social notes list visits and gatherings including Mrs. Hunsinger roof update, Miss Grace Hays entertaining Eunice York, and several family and friend visits around Bend and Garnett.
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Ore
Ralph Kalb
Grace Hays
Eunice York
Floyd Kalb
Arthur
Garnett
Cliff Rice
Jerry
Dorothy Rhoades
Kansas City
Trusheim
Josephine Drew
Edna Cavender
Naomi Schendel
A.F. Nels
Adelbert Nels
Eudora
A. F. Nels
Card of Thanks for Murphy Family
We thank friends and neighbors for their expressions of sympathy and flowers after the death of wife and mother Resnegiothee Lecieds Murphy. Signed by Margaret Cottrell and Marie Murphy.
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K. Murphy
Margaret Cottrell
Marie
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