Miller enters the governor race in Kansas primary
Tonganoxie State Senator Charles E. Miller announced as a Democratic candidate for governor in Topeka, outlining a platform including a tax on legalized beverages to fund schools, raises for teachers, and centralized teacher certification. Miller dismisses the capitol machine and pledges reform, joined by other Democratic contenders in the field.
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Tonganoxie
Seventi
Topeka
Charles E. Miller
Miller
Leavenworth County
Téderal
Roosevelt
Kansas
Vaden K. Hawkins
Marriage University urged self analysis for better ties
Dr R A Schwegler of the University of Kansas urged psychological house cleaning as a recipe for a successful marriage at Topeka Y M C A Marriage University session. He said complete unfolding of both partners is needed and self analysis can cure early distortions that hinder fair play. The program, first of its kind this year, plans a repeat next year to recruit more young people. In other news, A L Moffat of Kinsley announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for supreme court justice, position No 1, challenging Justice William A Smith who is expected to run again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond A. Schwegler
School of Education
University of Kansas
Toneka Y.M
Toneka
Marriage University
Supreme Court
Kinsley
APV
A. L. Moffat
William A. Smith
Moffatt
Justice Smith
Puffy comic cop and custard pies headline a nudist scene
Today a light feature describes Puffy performing a small comedy with Oliver Hardy as the custodian of custard. It notes nudist groups forming in Virginia, Washington DC, California, Hollywood, Agua Caliente Mexico, Chicago, Omaha and Clay Center, with camps and tracts near parks and rivers as organized by local leaders and a US senator.
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Puffy
Oliver Hardy
Virginia
Washington, D. C
Boone
United States
California
Hollywood
Agua Caliente
Mexico
Chicago
Omaha
Neb
Hummel Park
Clay Center
Kan
Republican River
Nudist Camps Expanding Across States This Year
April reports from Dr. Boone executive secretary of the international nudist conference forecast a major growth in adherents. By year end at least seventeen states will host nudist camps, with New York New Jersey Connecticut and California among the listed sites. Kentucky plans a $1000 annual fee and a 20 foot wall for a nudist colony while New York City groups expect multiple camps including a large site near Highland New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tochusetts
Rhodes
Colorado
They Boone
J. Beene
Virginia
New Jersey
Connecticut
Venusylvania
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Llinois
California
Maryland
South Carolina
Florida
Louisville
Kyi
Boone
Kentucky
New York City
Highland, N. Y
Sullivan to visit Great Bend for Legion banquet
Frank T. Sullivan of Lawrence, department commander of the American Legion, will be honored guest at a Legion hall banquet in Great Bend Friday night. It will be his first visit to Great Bend since assuming Kansas Legion command. District officers and state committee members will also attend the dinner and program to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank T. Sullivan
Lawrence
American Legion
Legion Hall
Great Bend
Mr. Sullivan
Kansas Legion
Coming Out Party at the Dickinson Opens Run Tonight
Frances Dee stars in Coming Out Party at the Dickinson cinema as a debutante drawn into romance with violinist Gene Raymond. Alison Skipworth plays the professional stager arranging the gala, while the aristocratic family tries to block the match but Raymond wins her at the end. Shorts include Betty Boop cartoon, Henry Armetta comedy, and a news reel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Frances Dee
Alison Skipworth
Extravarene
Miss Dee
Gene Raymond
Raymond
Gal
Questions of Science on the Maing Coast Weather Change
Professor Downing leads a discussion on whether the coast at Maing truly shifts its deviation or if observed changes are weather effects. Dr Dinsmore Alter questions if stars become void and if the sun could do so, in a tenor interview arranged by Prof FE Flhel with HL Lindley, Chancellor.
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WL. Downing
Vone
Ita
Dinsmore Alter
Maing
BR. Flhel
Br. HL Lindley
Chancelor
Varsity Extends It Happened One Night Run Week
The Varsity will continue showing It Happened One Night starring Clarke Gable and Claudette Colbert for a full week after a five day plan. Louis Higdon, manager, announced George White’s Scandals will follow for four days starting Sunday, with stars Rudy Vallee Jimmy Durante and Alice Faye in the revue.
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Clarke Gable
Claudette Colbert
Varsity
Picture Land
Louis Higdon
George White
Widals
the Spy
Rudy Vallee
Jimmy Durante
Alice Faye
Baldwin News Long Weekend Visits By Local Residents
Miss Verna Williams of Bartlesville Okla visited Bald win friends on Sunday. Mr and Mrs T F Elis and children Jay and Kathleen were Topeka visitors Saturday. Miss Lacey Lane a Home Economics teacher in Neodesha high school spent Easter with her parents Jr and Mrs C A Lane. Mr and Mrs W M Clark were guests of the Alexander Trotter family of Topeka. They were accompanied home by their son Billy and Mrs Louise Woodruff of Coffeyville who had been in Topeka. Mrs Clark's father J C Talbot stayed longer with the Trotter family. Mrs W J Williams and daughters Mary Margaret and Marian …
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Verna Williams
Bartlesville
Oklo
Baldwin
T. F. Elis
Jay
Kathleen
Topeka
Lacey Lane
Neodesha High School
C. A. Lane
W.M. Clark
Alexander Trotter
Billy
Louise Woodruff
Coffeyville
Clark
J.C. Talbot
Trotter
W. J. Williams
Miay Margaret
Marian
Easter visits and health notes mix in Ottawa social rounds
Details of Easter social calls and travels appear from Ottawa and Baldwin communities. Names include Louise, Mrs. Martha Allen, Miss June Topping, Mrs. J Griffith, Mr. and Mrs. Beeks, Mrs. H K Ebright and daughter Betty, Mrs. Allan Brannock, Maurice Worrell, Miriam Deel, Dr. Stephens, and many others as neighbors visited relatives in Kansas City Topeka and nearby towns.
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Ottawa
Allan Brannock
Kansas City
Maurice Worrell
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Baldwin
J. G.ckiway
Sam Deel
Topeka
Miriam
C.F. Stephens
Dr. Stephens
Muskotee
Mary Emery
Mia
Singersfield
Alice Emery
Phil Hartley
Verett Tyson
Watty Flickinger
Edward Kane
Bobby Thadiun
Keith, Clare
Ronnie Jean Adriance
Jackie Flickinger
J. J
Williams
Nevena Falls
Neosho Falls
Dorothy Reel
Deelle
Hitchcock
Child
Tommy
CW. Schwartz
Flora Ricketts
le Harpe
Belle Lee da Sho
Baldwin Church and Kansas City Visitors Highlight Weekend
Sunday activities in Baldwin included church services at First Methodist with visitors from Kansas City. Miss Maxine Custer returned to Kansas City to attend business college after visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Custer. Local residents and guests from Lawrence and Ottawa attended services and gatherings, including Dr. and Mrs. John Topping in Ottawa for dinner.
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Sas City
Baldwin
First Methodist Church
Maxine Custer
Kansas City
Business College
T. A. Custer
Lewis Simms
T. J. Hoener
Ottawa
John Topping
Bills
Sims
Jn Baker
Lulu Leonard
Guy Glenn
Lawrence
Douglas County
CWA
Junction
John Ruchty
Ernest Phillips
Ruchty
Phillips
Geneva Snyder
Hiawatha
Leonard Snyder
May Bruner
S. Bruner
Eugene Hardin
Nancy Ann
F. S. Hardin
Helen Keohane
T. J. Keohane
Ruby
Kathryn Keohane
Sunny
Ada Snooderass
Wichita
Easter Visits and Family Gatherings Across Kansas
After spending days in Baldwin with her parents, Senorita Elisa Perez enjoyed Easter in Kansas City. Harriet Osborne returned from Garnett where she visited Mr. and Mrs. Walter Osborne. Mr and Mrs Dean and daughter Lila of Lawrence were Easter guests of Mrs. Dean’s mother, Mrs. U. S. King, and Miss Jessie King. Emma Kinzer returned from Fredonia visiting her daughter Mrs. C. A. Shumway and Dr. Shumway and granddaughter Betty Ann. Florence Strong came home from Iola where she vacationed with her mother. Bertha Whitton holidayed with her sister in Kansas City. H. T. Dack and Lucille Dack spent Easter at their home in Cherryvale with Mr. Dack.
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Baldwin
A.A. Snodgress
Elisa’ Perez
Kansas City
Harriet Osborne
Garnett
Walter Osborne
Dean
Lila
Lawrence
Fredonia
C. A. Shumway
Dr. Shumway
Betty Ann
Florence Strong
Iola
Bertha Whitton
H. T. Dack
Lucille Dack
Cherryvale
Mr. Dack
Dack
Lucille Attends Baker While Spelling Baldwin School Year
The note states that they are spending the school year in Baldwin so that Lucille may attend Baker.
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Baldwin
Lucille
Baker
International Briefs From Around the World
Shanghai reports acid attacks on people in Western dress blamed on a group called The Iron Blood Association. London says wheat experts head to Rome to push price stabilization. Havana notes Mendieta starts a new legislative council in Cuba. Paris reports government pay cuts to prop up the franc. Utah Lake level drops four feet after 295000 acre feet evaporated last year.
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Associated Press
Shanghai
Iron Blood Association
London
Rome
Havana
Mendieta
Legislative Council of State
Cuba
Paris
Doumergue
Utah Lake
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Sager
R. A. Schwegler
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Academy OF Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
Trigger
Lula Vollmer
Robert Young
Ralph Bellamy
Tlus
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Laff Panic
Mickey Mouse—Newa
ED Wynn
CHIEF
Chevrolet Motor Company
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Ea Tape Etud Ere Meee
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Winter Chevrolet Co
New Hampshire
Colbert
Adrienne Ames
Gregory Ratoff
Cliff Edwards
Dixie Dunbar
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Richard Carle
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