Drought Heat Wave Push for Kansas Social Security Amendment
Gov Alf Landon urged a special Kansas session to draft a constitutional amendment granting power for social security, to fit federal aid plans from any party. He said the change should grant authority without detailing administration, with the aim of sharing responsibility between state and local levels.
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Workman Hurt as Old Menasha School Site Caves In
At Menasha High School site a cave‑in hurled Rexzinald Baldwin and Georges Jury from the second floor into the basement. Baldwin, 34, suffered a broken leg and scalp lacerations, taken to Theda Clark hospital. Jury, with head injuries, treated at a doctor’s office. Workers from Crick Remick trucking were present. the collapse occurred during razing of the old building.
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Draft Kohler Looms In Wisconsin Gubernatorial Bid
Milwaukee and Washington reports detail a push to draft former Gov. Walter J. Kohler for governor. John C. Schafer predicts Kohler will defeat La Follette by 200,000 votes. Kohler has not commented. The Milwaukee convention also backs a slate for county offices and notes two definite GOP governor contenders Julius Heil and Alexander Wiley.
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Chinese Desert Takes Planes With Air Force Defectors
Deserters from southwestern China's air force fled with 12 bombing and fighting planes. Aircraft were flown from Sin Chow in Kwangtung to Changsha in Hunan. A 13th plane was found near Swatow. Canton offered a reward for information leading to the deserters as central and southern authorities united against the Japanese aggression.
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Youth Drowns While Swimming in Swanton Lake
In Menominee Michigan Edwin Starson aged 16 drowned while swimming at Swanton Lake near his farm home. The incident occurred yesterday and authorities began investigations, with local responders describing difficult conditions at the scene.
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Borah to stay with Republicans in coming campaign
Sen William E Borah Republican Idaho vows not to bolt his party in the approaching campaign He will back Gov Landon and take an active role though his own reelection remains unresolved The decision narrows possibilities of third party support and affects farm belt voters and Democratic strength in Idaho with Borahs stance tied to platform issues and Landon remarks
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United Press
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Nationals Win Annual Game
A chaotic clipped report covers Eddie Freed's habeas writ denial and a dependency on interrogation connected to the Audrey Vallette slaying. Police seek Ruth Carmelia Freed as part of a broader jealousy case while Eddie signals possible release pending charges. A separate section notes a Fourth of July era all star game ending in a 4-4 tie with NL pitching shutdowns and a sparse crowd at National League Park in Boston.
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Lloyd George Attacks Britain's Nerve Deficit in Derby Speech
Former British prime minister David Lloyd George condemned the current government as devoid of nerve courage and vision at a Derby campaign meeting. He denounced leaders as feeble ratting figures and warned that Britain has lost confidence abroad in Europe and America.
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Hustle to Get Italian Orders Amid League Sanctions
Freight, finance, and diplomatic maneuvers drive European commerce as the League of Nations moves to enforce sanctions against Ethiopia. Merchants rush orders, fearing renewed alliances and regional pacts may replace the league covenant in shaping global trade and employment.
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Four Deaths in Wisconsin Heat Claim Four Lives
Eastern Wisconsin baked under a heat wave with readings up to 108 in Berlin and 105 in Shawano. Four deaths are blamed on the heat, including a transient near Madison and a Racine fireman. Temperatures remained extreme across the state as figures from Madison to La Crosse showed widespread heat distress and concerns over drought and pests.
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Drought at a Glance Adds to Midwest Fire Threat
Weather and drought woes grip the Midwest as the region endures scorching temperatures and dwindling moisture. Officials report heat driven fires across towns including Chicago and surrounding areas while rescuers battle blazes and communities brace for continued dry weather.
Record wheat markets amid drought heat surge
In Chicago markets wheat hit new high prices for the season before plunging over 50 cents a bushel. The drought and heat persist across middle America with temperatures above the century mark and crop losses nearing 300 million dollars. Corn oats and butter futures rise while no relief is seen from the weather bureau. The AAA reforms soil conservation and farm groups press Roosevelt and Wallace to drop production curtailment.
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Elsie Janis to devote life to aiding others in New York
Tarrytown, N Y Elsie Janis the famed actress announces in a letter to the editor she will auction her manor house and keep only her talent as she dedicates her life to aiding the less fortunate. She plans to entertain disabled World War I veterans and spend future years in public service while giving up most possessions.
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