Britain to remove rubber export restrictions in Malaya and Ceylon
London reports Premier Baldwin announced in the House of Commons that all export restrictions on rubber from British Malaya and Ceylon will be continued as before with no changes. The move sent prices in London and New York down as market observers note the end of British price control efforts.
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London
Taldwin
House of Commons
British Malaya
Ceylton_ world
Erde Ruvber
New York
New York Rubber Exchange
Great Britain
Baldwin
United States
Annual breakfast by Lawrence High Girl Reserves
The annual Waster service and breakfast hosted by the Lawrence High School Girl Reserves will take place tomorrow at 7 am. Services on the lawn south of the building, breakfast in the cafeteria. Hi Y members invited. A girls' double quartet and a boys' quartet will sing. Evelyn Swarthout to preside.
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Girl Reserves
The
Lawrence High School
Evelyn Swarthout
Kansas Forecast Cloudy Tonight With Showers Likely Thursday
Forecast for Kansas shows mostly cloudy conditions tonight with rain احتمال in the east and south portions on Thursday. Temperatures colder tonight. Hutchinson area expected clearing. Roads generally good in Douglas County with cloudy or partly cloudy skies and clearing in the east.
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Kansas
Hutchingon
Douglas
Fort Forty Mile Winds Delay All-Kansas Air Tour
Heavy winds up to forty miles per hour grounded the All-Kansas goodwill air tour at Marshall Field Army Air Station forcing a one day postponement. Tour director Rosese Vaughan said planes would resume tomorrow if weather allows with stops planned in Junction City and other locations after the delay. A Travel Air biplane owned by Jack Moore of Wichita was damaged when its wing ripped from its moorings during the wind event.
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Fort Riley
Kas
Marshall Field
Army Air Station
Junctionaity
Rosese Vaughan
Jack Moore
Wichita
Storm damage reports from Kansas towns in brief April storm
Across Arkansas City Winfield El Dorado and Wichita on April 4 a brief violent storm produced rain hail and strong winds. Trees and small buildings damaged in Kay county and other towns. Winfield reported broken street lights torn car tops and downed wires. El Dorado recorded one injury and heavy property damage from a collapsing shack. a Wichita shower brought 0.18 inch of rain.
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Arkansas City
Kan
Kay County
Okla
Winfield
el Dorado
Charles Rush
Wichita
Senate Finance Panel Cuts Tax Cut To 201 Million
Washington April 4 AP Democratic senators pressed for a 300 million dollar tax cut while the Republican majority backed a 201 million cap on the House revenue measure. The committee began work with Smoot anticipated to approve the limit as Mellon had advised trimming the House reduction. WILL ADDRESS DENTISTS.
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Washington
Apr
House
Senate Finance Committee
Mellon
Senate
Smoot
Sentate Finance
Eee
Out-of-Town Speakers to Lecture Tonight
R A Gerard of Hether Dental Laboratories Kansas City and J Okrent of Coe Laboratories Chicago will be principal speakers at a Lawrence Dental Society meeting tonight at the Chamber of Commerce building. The topic is Advance Dentistry Akers Partial Dentures with illustrations. Track meet for scouts.
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R. A. Gerard
Hether Dental Laboratories
Kansas City
J. Okrent
Coe Laboratories
Chicago
Lawrence Dental Society
Chamber of Commerce
Society
Denistry—Akers
Tryouts to Select Lawrence Scouts at Armory Friday
Lawrence Boy Scouts hold Friday night tryouts at the armory to form a team for an aircity track meet in Kansas City. Events include races and practical tests like boiling water and bandaging an arm, aiming to take as many of the 460 Scouts as possible to the meet.
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Lawrence
Armory
Kansas City
Former Wichita student Katharine Smith King dies in Utica
Mrs Robert G C King formerly Katharine Smith, daughter of Mr and Mrs Alton H Smith of Wichita, died at a Utica hospital Monday afternoon. A Wichita High School and Rogers Hall Boston alumna, she later attended the University of Kansas where she joined Pi Beta Phi. Her body to be returned to Wichita.
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Robert GC. King
Alton
H. ‘Smith
Wichita
Utica
N.Y
King
Katharine Smith
Wichita High School
Rogers Hall
Boston
Mass
University, of Kansas
Pi Beta Phi
Federal guard at Chicago polls denied by attorney general
Washington April 4 General Sargent refused to authorize special federal deputies to maintain order at Chicago polls for the approaching primary election. He stated he was not authorized by law to sanction federal agents at such elections. Palmer C. Anderson US marshal Chicago relayed the telegram.
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Washington
Apr
Tormey
Sargent
Chicago
Senate
Palmer C. Anderson
United States
Missing Doctor Uhls Escapes From State Penitentiary
Dr Keon B Uhls was reported missing from the Lansing state penitentiary after an escorted visit to his ill mother in Kansas City. He was serving a 10 to 26 year sentence for murder in the Gibbs case, with ties to Overland Park sanitarium and a $102,000 stock transfer. authorities expect his voluntary return within about 100 days, per his mother and warden.
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Lansing
Kans
Keni.b. Uhls
William
Gibbs
Houtchinsen
Hansa. State Penitentiary
W. Jr. Mackey
Kansas City
Mackey
Anne B. Uhls
Therisoner
Long Beach
Cal
Uhis
Hutchinson
Gov ‘Nor's Office
Uhls
Clinics Corporation
Overland Park
Dr. Uhls
Frank Leonard
Ofice
Charles B. Westerhaven
Westerhaven
Leonard
Securities
Sf Rong
Bta
State Supreme Court
Portrait unveiling for Nelson founder at university convocation
A portrait of William R. Nelson founder of the Kansas City Star will be unveiled at a journalism student convocation at the University. The event on April 11 at 4 30 p.m. features Henry J. Haskell and Star associate Guy Star speaking. The portrait by A H Clark will be presented by the University Daily Kansan. a barn dance and refreshments follow for journalism students.
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William R. ‘Nelson
The
Kansas City Star
Henry J. Haskell
Kansas
Guy Star
Colonel Nelson
Will
Rathering
William .R. Nelson
A. H. Clark
Kansas City
Kansan
Easter Breakfast Service Highlights Junior High Triangle Club
Ninety girls attended the Easter breakfast of the Junior High Triangle Club in the First Baptist church Brother hood room. Superintendent W W Curfian presided as Dean R A Schwegler spoke on The Renewal of Life. Helen Ingle sang a solo with Miss Binalany accompanying. Breakfast was served by church ladies.
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Baptist Church
Reed and Norris Lead in Wisconsin Primary
In Wisconsin on April 4, Democratic and Republican presidential preference primaries yielded Reed and Norris with notable totals. Democrats: Reed 83,183. Smith 6,147. Walsh 188. Republicans: Norris 52,422. Dawes 2,201. Hoover 5,595. Lowden 2,837. Dawes 52,422 led a large anti prog. delegation effort for the GOP at Kansas City. The Democrats backed Smith for delegation, defeating Walsh. Reed was the sole Missouri candidate on the ballot aiding Smith’s blanked efforts.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Reed
Smith
Walsh
Ives
Republi
can—Dawes
Hoover
Lowden
D ‘Norris
la Follette
George W.norvis
Nebraska
Kansas City
George Vits
National
Norbris
Norris
Ite
Charles G. Dawes
al’ Smith
Thomas Walsh
J . Smith
James A. Reed
Missouri
Sinclair trial postponed in Tea Pot Dome case
Washington April 4 AP The trial of Harry F Sinclair for conspiracy in the Tea Pot Dome lease case is moved to next Monday Justice Jennings Bailey granted defense time to study Albert B Fall deposition taken last week in El Paso The government plans a short case later calling about half the witnesses from last fall M T Everhart Fall son in law will be star prosecution witness Everhart turned $233000 in Continental Trading liberty bonds to Fall around the Wyoming naval oil reserve lease to Sinclair Mammoth Oil The defense argues the deal involved purchase of a third of Fall's New Mexico ranch holdings by the oil operator
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Washington
Harry F. Sinclair
Justice Jennings
Bailey
Albert B- Fall
el Paso
Sinclair
M. T. Everhart
Pueblo
Colo
Fall
Everhart
Continental
Liberty Bonds
Wyoming
New Mexico
Students Vote on Lecture Speakers for Next Year
University students counted ballots for preferred speakers, electing eleven of 25 men with high votes. Four top names will be reconsidered by the lecture committee for evening talks next year, with an average price set at $2 per student. Top vote getters include Edward Bak Sen, Will Durant, John Arskine, Richard Halliburton, Bertrand Russell, and Rabbi Wise.
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Edward Bak
Sen
William
Will
Durant
Johni Arskine
Richard Halliburton
Charles
Hughes Emil
Ludwig
John
Masefield
H‘x Menchen
Bertrand Russell
Rabbi Wise
Bird City Bank Closes Under State Order
Topeka April reports that Farmers State Bank of Bird City Kan was closed by order of its board and the state banking department. A depleted reserve was cited. March 10 statement showed 30000 ex tal 5000 surplus 224750 loans and discounts 170554 deposits 61839 bills payable. Henry Weaver is ban idont of tank and A Bols cash H Br Eagle deputy state bank commissioner placed in re. Denies.
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Topeka
Bird City
Kan
State Banking Department
Henry Weaver
Is’ Banidont
Tank
A. B.ols
H. Br Eagle
Memorial marker drive in Eudora backs World War II memory
Mrs c E EB Corey was appointed to lead a drive in Eudora yesterday to raise funds for a county memorial marker honoring those who served in World War II. Participants include Ms. A Dodderidge Mrs L H Menger and Mrs James Taylor as they work to organize the event at Memorial Drive There was a kickoff showing local support for the project.
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Eudora
Barker
Corey
Memorial
A. As Dodderidge
L. H. Menger
James Taylor
Wellington Votes Down City Manager Plan by 500
The Wellington city election showed a defeat of the city manager form of government by about 500 votes. Key results: O. J. Hackney ousted as commissioner, Park bonds $15,000 approved by ASO to 223, W. J. Reynolds reelected unopposed, R. I. Mather reappointed utilities commissioner over J. D. Buchanan 1,154 to 791, and a $140,000 water works bond was defeated 1,668 to 258.
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Wellington
O. J. Hackney
Hmparia
ASO
W. J. Reynolds
Tola
R. I. Mather Wasi
J. D. Buchanan
Arkansas City
W. F
Walker
R. C. Howard
J. W. ‘Bricker
Charles Darby
Clathe
J. F. Hartley
Hartley
W. H. Thompson
Ley
Manhattan
Hurst
Clarence’ John
Horton
W. L. Simpson
JT. Keéller
C.B. Boughton
Independence
C. Hi-Kerrieted
D. B. Love
W. J. Bovnard
Owen A. Thompson
Cherryvale
H.J. ‘Watson
Sterling
Lloyd Weary
R.a.newman
C., P. Swank
Ottawa
H. W. Johnson
Gardner W. Walker
Dodge City
C. E. Osborne
Claude C. Seates
Hold Staff Elections At University Journalism Fraternity
Louis Nelsons Newton was elected editor of the Sour Owl, a humor publication of Sigma Delta Chi. Don Rhoads and Leroy Plamley won key posts as business and circulation managers. Forest Boicourt became president, with Rhoads secretary and Packard historian. Plupley named vice president and Wallingford treasurer. Kistler elected faculty adviser as Prof. Benson departs. The group will sponsor a student editorial contest and frame a certificate with winners’ names.
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Louis Nelsons Newton
Sigma
Delta Chi
Don Rhoads
Wakeeney
Leroy Plamley
Forest
Calvin
Boicourt
Don. Rho
Inquest opened into death of MU student Gertrude Schneider
Coroner ordered an inquest into the death of Gertrude Schneider 30 a University of Missouri student found dead in a sorority room. The note requesting notification of a man and illness were cited. she had been a teacher and near degree completion in education.
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Columbia
Gertrude “Schneider
Okla
University of Missouri
Svyhoset
School of ‘Education
Wetzeltyas Wins Lawrence Finance Post by 237 Vote Margin
George Wetzeltyas captures the Lawrence commissioner of finance seat with 1,079 votes to John Robinson 842, a 237 vote edge amid 1,920 total ballots from a 5,014 registration. Robinson carried North Lawrence. Wetzeltyas swept all precincts south of the Kaw river. The council canvass will be Friday at 10 am. Wetzeltyas may qualify after canvass. A franchise for United States Automatic Fire Alarm Co. of Kansas City, Mo. failed by 149 votes. The city will replace J C Stevenson after three terms.
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George Wetzeltyas
Lawrence
John Robinson
United States Automatic Fire Alamo Company
Kansas City
Wetzel
J. C. Stevenson
Rovinson
Welzers
Automatic Fire Alarm
Johnson
University Public Speaking Contest Promotes Union Building
A University public speaking contest on the purposes and meaning of the Union building is planned for the evening of the 18th with a 26 prize for first and 10 for second. Any student may enter and prizes are funded by the public speaking department and building committee with faculty contributions to furnish the second and third floors. Five judges will include two alumni, two students, and one faculty member. Additional fundraising plans were discussed for late April.
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Proney
Mock political convention names state chairmen at University event
The article lists several state chairmen for a mock convention at the University on April 25, led by Virgil Pfeiffer of Idaho. Delegations are to be headed by leaders from Missouri, Oklahoma, Delaware, and Arkansas, with others chosen from residents or natives of each state as the lead organizers. A separate police report notes Albert Tolier’s claim that his son Howard was bitten by a bulldog in the 900 block of Ohio Street.
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Virgil
Pfeiffer
Idaho
Borah
Buehring
Sylvan Grove
Daneis
Merbert
Hadley
St Louis
Herbert S- Hadley
Missouri
Bates
Huffaker
Fairfax
Okla
Oklahoma
Donald Hoagis
Fox
Delaware
Coolidge
Stasiley Packard
Fort Smith
Ark
Arkansas
Pee Albert Tolier
Indianal Street
Howard
Tolier
Ohio’ Street
Guards Guard Lindbergh Home With Shotguns In Santa Barbara
In Santa Barbara on April 4 armed guards and sawed off shotguns surrounded the home of Mrs Harry F Knight to protect Colonel Charles A Lindbergh during intrusions and ensure his rest. The scene included interruptions from visitors including Harry Guggenheim of the Guggenheim Foundation who was unable to reach Lindbergh by car and had to arrange a telephone interview later.
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Santa Barbara
Gal
Charles.a. Lindbergh
Guggenheim Foundation For the Advancement of Aviation
St Guggrenheim’s
Lindbergh
Northeast Kansas grain judging contest set for Lawrence gym
The seventh annual grain judging contest sponsored by the Lawrence Ag club will be held next Tuesday in Lawrence High School gym. Fifteen teams are expected. Events will cover oats alfalfa soft wheat ten ear corn ten head grain sorghum plus identification of 120 head samples plant material threshed grain weed seed and diseased specimens. Teams of six boys compete for cups and medals with morning sessions at 10 and afternoon sessions at 1. William R Essick sponsors the Lawrence High School Ag club.
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Northeast Kansas
Lawrence“ Ap
Lawrence High School
Washburn High School
Topeka
William. R. Essick
Ag” Elab
Presbyterians to Hold Annual Meeting After Church Fire
The First Presbyterian church plans its annual meeting this evening at 7 45 in the Epworth League room of the First Methodist church. The meeting will discuss rebuilding plans, officer elections, and reports after the church fire three weeks prior. A building committee may be appointed, with action on construction not before thirty days. Dean E B Stouffer of the University grad school will attend a Chicago meeting April 6 to present a paper on projective differential geometry. He is noted for his extensive mathematical research and a trip to Italy last summer. PRE-SCHOOL CLINIC FRIDAY
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First’ Presbyterian’ Church
Epworth
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church Hoard
Imstees
B. Mack
Heard
Stouffer
Chicago
Graduate School of
the University
American Mathematical Society
Dean Stouffer
Italy
Children of McAllaster District to Be Examined at City Hall
City Hall hosts the first of two pre-school clinics for McAllaster district children. From 1:30 to 5:00 p.m. mothers with under school age children urged to attend. Local doctors and University assistants oversee, with City Federation of Clubs providing strollers to boost attendance.
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McAllaster
City
Ldcal
Music Festival Week At Haskell Opens Friday
Special events for the Music Festival week announce four main attractions plus top guest appearances. The Haskell band will give a Sunday afternoon concert, opening the series, with combined glee clubs and the Indi Institute orchestra scheduled Friday evening. Walter Rigdon leads the F. A. bank in a Massachusetts Street concert that same evening, while the University presents a campus concert. Lawrence Mulder directs a Wednesday afternoon program, and Alexander B. Trowbridge will speak at the Convocation Day. The Charmmerce luncheon and Spooner-Thayer museum dedication are among Tuesday events, with the women’s glee club and school ensembles performing throughout the week. Henry Cowell will give a brief recital, returning from New York.
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Haskell
Indi Institute
F. A. Bank
Walter’ Rigdon
Avith
Massachusetts
University
Lawrence Mulder
Larremore
We Ey
Trowbridge
Alexander B. Trowbridge
American Federal
Spooner-Thayer Museum
Charmmerce
Univesity
Hie
Jts
Henry Cowell
Jos
Angeles
Kher
New York
Waeiie
University senate forms panel on library vandalism
A university senate committee will study methods to curb vandalism by removing damaged books and periodicals from circulation. Dean J Gil Brandt and Prof FR Hodder named to draft remedies. a panel may propose penalties. Chancellor Lindley cites group insurance proposal for faculty. assembly to reconvene with more data later.
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University Senate
H Senate
Manchester
Avhyl
Manichester
Gil Brandt
HL Hodder
Aud. Boynton
Olin Tamplin
D. Patterson
C.F. Nelso
Lindley
State Agricultural College
Second Courtmartial Ends with Dismissal and Reprimand
Gibraltar April 1 AP The second courtmartial tied to the Royal Oak jazzhand affair concluded with Captain Kenneth G. B. Dar charged with accepting forwarding a letter prejudicial to discipline. The letter complained of Rear Admiral Ber St. Callard and was the subject of a prior court martial that ended in dismissal of Commander H. M. Daniel and a severe reprimand for writing.
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Gibraltar
Royal Oak
Kenneth
G. B. Dar
St.-G. Callard
Commder H. M. Daniel
C Mander
Portland man killed in San Antonio air crash
Died in plane crash near San Antonio on April 4, E. Bonner, 22, of Portland, killed by the crash rather than flames. Father S.B. Bonner, Chaplain Camp Nichols, Philippine Islands, said Bonner was found in the cockpit when the craft fell.
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Portland
Texas
San Antonio
E. Bonner
Bonner
S.B
Nichols
Philippine
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