Kansas Players to Present Candide at Greenhall
Shaw's Candide staged by the Kansas Players tomorrow and Thursday at Greenhall Little Theatre in Lawrence. Cast includes Prof. Crafton as Moley Hamke and Roger Crafin as Candida with Rev. Morrell and others. Five weeks prep promises a high quality University drama. some seats remain for Wednesday and Thursday at Green Hall.
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Shaw
Kansas Players
Little Theatre
Greenhall
Lawrence
Broadway
New York
Tim
Katherine Connell
Row Prisinger
Chae Eanke
Eharmieter
Veda Trent Im
Suane Aliehss
Wanfing University
Mayers
Kansas Cities
Green Hall
Rates Unreasonable Say Interstate Commerce Examiner
An I C C examiner ruled that petroleum and products rates from the Mid Continent field to South Nakata destinations are unreasonable. He advised splitting the Mid Continent field rates into three groups Kansas City Group one Kansas Group two and Oklahoma Group three with differentials for South Dakota points east and west of the Missouri River. Bratton gives bond.
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Washington
Aprila
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mid-Continent
South Nakata
Kansas City
Kansas
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Missouri River
Bond
Bond for release from Leavenworth in Jack Daniels case
Clarey FL Strattin of Cincinnati posted 12500 bond for release from Leavenworth where he serves a sentence in the Jack Daniels distillery conspiracy case centered in St Louis. He is the eleventh defendant released on Supreme Court orders after an appeal to the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
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Chicago
Clarey FL Strattin
Cincinnati
United States
Leavenworth
Kaw
Jack Vaniels
St Louis
Supreme Court of the United
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Week’s Events Highlights in April Schedule
The listing notes events from Wednesday April 7 with Candida at Greenhall through Thursday April 8 featuring Frank Brung vocational address at Kk US Priday. It also mentions county oratorical contest on April $ and the high school junior prom slated for Saturday April 10.
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Greenhall
Frank Brung
Kk. US
Krak Kansas City gang hunt widens with arrests
Police in Hutchinson and Kansas City allege arrests of a man Clyde Kelley and a woman known as Pearl Jones or Pearl Kelley tie to a band of safe blowers who have robbed women’s stores for about $80,000. A plant for dynamite nitro glycerin was found linked to the case, and a seized dress matched a shop theft. Pearl Kelley’s brother had been killed in a Kansas City raid and Vern Wagoner, a Hutchinson bootlegger, faced murder charges but was acquitted.
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Kansas City
Womens
M Miller
Clyde Kelley
Ciey
Paul Kelley
Pearl Keller
Andingon
Wans
Pearl Kelley
Hutchingon
Miller
Ray Jones
Pearl Jones
Rebry Miner
Ponbed
T Hutchinson
Steibo
Hutchigen
Vern Wagoner
Hutchinson
King
Kelley
Chapman’s Career Ends on Gallows in Hartford
A Connecticut man, Gerald Chapman, was hanged at Wethersfield Prison for murder after police captured him with an accomplice. The burial was arranged in Mt. Benedict's cemetery by a priest who did not attend the service, and the case followed Chapman's extradition from Connecticut to stand trial.
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Mass
Shean
Chapman
Atlanta
Connecticut
Skelly
Hartford
Conn
Benedict's
Stoamfield
Gerald Chapman
Mall
Wethersfield Prison
Barry
Vie Aready
Radio listing captures diverse programs across stations date
Compiled by United Press on April 6 highlights a vast Tuesday radio grid with programs from stations such as WEAF CKCL WGY WRC WGN and many others. It lists dinner concerts dances talks and musical features across cities including New York Chicago Detroit and Boston with multiple time slots and orchestral or vocal performances.
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WBAL
Naya) Academy Weaf
CKCL
WLW
Waz Wgy
WRC
Cuben
KSD
ST. Louis
New York
Kyw
Chicago
Insomnia Club
WHO
Des Moines
Raleigh
WOAW
Omaha
WOX & Wjr
Detroit
WIP
Philadelphia
Archangelsky Chorus
WMC
Memphis
Huntting
KGW
Portland
WEAF
Waldorf
Henry Huss
i—Clinton
CNRR
Regina
Morr
Wear
Fort Worth
Dinher
Sar
O—Eaterpean Club
FAA
Dallas
KFI
Los Angeles
Serees
Cleek
Washington
KGO
Oakland
Amphion
Eveready
Parthenia
Toronto
KCL
Cornfield
Travelog
WWJ
WEE! Boston
WCED
Zion
Ill
Julie Rive-King
Pieni
KFAB
Lincoln
Springfield
Selestournatiny Torture
Empire Orchestra
Cincinnati
O.ng
WGR
Buffalo
New ,York
KDKA
Pittsburgh
WEA
WPG
Atlantic City
Chalonie-Hardon
BERS
Houston
Mack’s
Beth Israel
CNRY
Vancouver
Talles
McIntyre
Snc
Boston
Advocate
Auction Bridge
Lesagri Wfeg
Altoona
Wand
Baltimore
WCAP
WOO
WTIC
WLIT
CNR Curm
CNRO
WGS
KFKX
Grex
CFCF
WTAM
W3y
WAHG
KFRU
WSU
WRVA
WMAK
CFAC
WAIU
HUF
Mission trip to Mexico City by Congregational leaders
Rev. N. S. Elderkin, former Plymouth Church pastor, travels from Duluth to join a twenty five member group in San Antonio for a ten day study of religious conditions in Mexico City. They will meet officials including President Calles to gauge current and future church climate amid new Mexican laws. Most travelers hail from the north and midwest.
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N. S. Elderkin
Plymouth Congregational Church
Duluth
Minn
Lawrence
Elderkin
San Antonio
Tex
Congregational Church
Mexico City
Calles
Mr Elderkin
North
Middle West
Protest Air Raids Spark Diplomatic Protest At Peking
Reports from Peking on April 6 describe continued air raids on Kuomintang barracks near the Tartars provoking protests from foreign diplomats. Diplomats, while maintaining neutrality amid the civil war, warn the flights threaten the city’s diplomatic quarter and urge the government to protect foreign nationals. In New York, stocks rose with a broad market rally aided by lower broker loans, a $65 million Associated Electric bond sale, and optimistic business signals from Studebaker. Also noted were gains for South Porto Rican sugar and several blue chips amid active trading.
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Peking
Kuomwinchun
Wall Street
New York
Gwade
Stock Exchange
Associated Electric
Eri~Kine
Stud
Renew Calcutta Riots Flare In Northern City
Rioting between Hindus and Muslims flared again in Calcutta's northern section around 4 pm. A Muslim mosque was attacked by Hindus while police and troops quickly isolated the area. Sporadic assaults by individuals from both communities continued.
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Calcutta
Junior High PTA to Meet Thursday Afternoon
The Junior High Parent-Teacher Association will meet Thursday at 9:30 in the study hall. Stewart Dixon will play the piano, Miss Ida Booth speaks on Opportunity Room, and the federation with state and national associations will be discussed.
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Tradh* Association
Stewart Dixon
Ida Booth
Personal notices and public records item roundup
Personal notices include Mrs. B A Silverthorne and her daughter visiting ailing Mrs. J H W Galloway of 436 Louisiana, and Miss Mary Olson visiting Lindenwood College in St Charles Missouri. Veteran Chief Clerk Thomas Taylor, 68, died at Leavenworth after long federal service. University seniors receive extended class dues payment until next Friday. Vincent Flynn, 17, receives a ten year minimum sentence for a barbershop hold up. previously sentenced for another hold up. Kaw Valley Poultry Association schedules first post election meeting at Chamber of Commerce with Fred Springer as president. Jays Marathon bicycle race from New York to Philadelphia set for June 6. Boat race crews use new craft in Oxford Cambridge race.
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B. A. Silverthorne
Williamsburg
Ben Caudra
Homewood
J. HW. Galloway
Louisiana Street
Mary Olson
Lindenwood College
St. Charles
Nees Olson
Emil Dade
Domenico Gagliardo
Kansas City
Gee
Poultry Association
Kaw Valley Poultry Association
Chamber of Commerce
Fred Springer
Jays
Deaths and Funerals in Grant Township and Nearby
Theodore J. Pre of Grant township died suddenly at his brother Frank Pine’s Salina Kansas home while visiting. He was born July 8 1850 and would be 76 next birthday. He came to Kansas from Baltimore in 1868, served on White school district board and the drainage commission, once deputy to Bud Hindman. A devoted family man, he operated a wagon selling vegetables and helped build the levee north of town. Funeral likely Thursday afternoon. Katherine Coyne died at home near Denver. Martin Coyne died March 31. funeral arrangements pending. John Wesley Junkins aged 69 died at West City Limits home. survivors include three children and a sister and brother, funeral details to be announced.
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Theodore J. Pre
Grant Township
Frank Pine
Salina
Kansas
Mr. Pine
Baltimore
White
Drainage Board
Bud Hindman
Mr. Uttinger
Texas
Lawrence
John Wesley Junkins
West City
Chord
William Frowey
Fort Pierce
Florida
Wilson Knapp
Topeka
Frank Jenkins
Kansas City
Elks Bowling Scores and High Men Highlights
Elks bowling results list Jones 193 733 77 7, Dryer 748 738 694, high series Caulk 477, Dryer 540, Wigton Springer high game Springer 214. Tonight games Barteldes vs Newby tenpins and Harti¢ vs Epley seven back with 236 226 262 285. Bill Gafford of New York visiting his mother Meskin and aunt Anna Fischer.
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Jones
Caulk
Dryer
Wigton - Springer
Springer
Barteldes
Newby
Tenpins
Harti
Epley
Bus and Professional Women patrons lead Mother and Daughters banquet
The Business and Professional Women's club patronesses hosted the Mother and Daughter banquet at Wiedemann grill room. Illness kept Mrs E A Bleck away. Several talks and songs followed by initiation of six new members. A four course dinner served for sixty five.
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Business and Professional Women’s Club
Wiedemann
E. A. Bleck
C. E. Merwin
H. P. Smith
Eleanor Sisson
T. D. Funk
Lyndall Nutter
Virginia Arnold
T. A. Labremore
A. L. Owen
Funk
Lena Miller
May Rublee
Amazing New Radio Aerial Cuts Noise and Static
R De Kane of 3024 W Van Buren Chicago, radio engineer, announces a new aerial that tests show eliminates power noise and interference. It is inexpensive and easy to erect. Marshall Field & Co and many others have installed it. Prints and instructions offered for a dollar by mail.
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R. de Kane
W. van Buren
Chicago
Marshall Field & Co
Marriage License Issued For Oscar Owderkirk and Hidith Leck
A marriage license was issued today to Oscar Oakley Owderkirk of Chicago and Hidith Elizabeth Leck Stillwell. They were married by Father Henry Fitzgerald.
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Oscar Oakley Owderkirk
Chicago
Hidith Elizabeth Leck
Stillwell
Henry Fitzgerald
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Charles M. Schwab
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Tunis
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AP1
Spain
Manila
United Press
Band Orchestrs2
WCAE
William’ Penn Orchestra
Kenyon
We Pew Orkares
Frankole
Dog Talk
QuMatine
Olsen
WMAQ
Orkan
Studia
Featur
van J.eo
San -Francisco
bo—Seiger
WSB
Dilemore Orchestra
Burnt Corkers
WKRC
Minneapolis -St. Paul
Minnesota
WOR
Bretton Hall
FWX
Havana
WHAS
Louisville
Zoeller
WHT
Binner Yirogram
WFI
Cleveland
State Theatre
WMBF
Miami Beach
Eee Schenectady
Mavine Hand
Asia Club Orchestra
ETHS
Hot Springs
LG Aste
WEBH
Larre Revee
Oriole Prenestra
WBAF
School of the 32
Nighthawk
WHB
N.S. Elderkin
Government Bonds
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P.1
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A.P
Thomas ©. Taylor
Federal Penitentiary
Sveral
Record and Pension Departments
War Departments
Department of Justice
Vincent Flynn
Sarge
Theodore FL Pine
Katherine Coyne
Katherine, Coyne
Denver
Martin Coyne
Tonganoxie
ELKS
S. Bill Gafford
Iting
Meskin
Missanna Fischer
Grace Lovestreth
Frederick Schreiber
Mary
Staring Coleman
Schreiber
University of Kansas
Alpha Xi Delta
Phi Beta Pi
University Medical School
Rosedale
San Francisco
Calif
Franklin Hospital
Aid of the
Methodist Church
Circle No
J. B.johnson
Georgia Wolff
Lawrence Camera Club
the Country Club
F. M. Dawson
Norway
U. W. Lodge No. 7
J. O. O. W. Hall
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Ford
Ford Car
Ford Transporta
Tion
Ford Motor Company
Michigan
Fordor
O.b
Davis & Child Co
Lawrence, Ks
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