Sun Breaks After Dust Storm In Southwest Kansas
Dodge City Kansas April 12 The blizzard that hit Colorado Kansas Oklahoma Texas and New Mexico subsided last night bringing a sunny sky The region faces possible further dust clouds with no rain or snow expected Wheat crops are a total loss but other raw crops may be harvested if moisture returns Rail travel is back to normal and towns reopen after a two day dust holiday Farmers report little livestock loss though some cattle carcasses are spotted amid sand drifts Roads and cities clean up heavy silt and dust masks appear in use High travel and business activity resumes as hotels and shops recover from the storm scene
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Dodge City
Kan
Kansas
Colorado
Oklahoma
Texas
New Mexico
Colorado Line
Altho
Frost Tightens Kansas Weather Forecast for Tonight
Topeka reports a bright sun day giving way to seasonal temperatures with frost in many localities. Western Kansas saw lows near 20 at Goodland and Tribune, while eastern areas expected 35 to 40. Readings should reach 65 to 70 tomorrow. another frost possible tonight in western Kansas with 30 minimum forecast. Dust storms eased due to still air, no rain reported yesterday.
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Topeka
Kansas
Goodland and
Tribune
S. D. Flora
Flora
Test Your Knowledge Quiz From Classifieds
A reader asks seven trivia questions listed on the page noting water in solid state ice, composer of Thais, Big Ben, Eve of Cain, choir loft, number of strings on a standard American flute, another mongoose name, Victoria state in Britain’s Commonwealth, popular Rocky Mountain sheep name, and Ohio's governor. The ad promotes four lines for a week for advertisingEconomy pricing.
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Parliament
London
British Commonwealth
Victoria
Rocky Mountain
Ohio
Kappa convention builds weekend university sorority events
The Kappa Kappa Gamma Zeta province convention gathers over 100 attendees from seven active chapters and 16 alumnae associations. Delegates from Kansas, Missouri, Washington St Louis, Drake, Iowa, Nebraska and Kansas State join banquets at Hotel Eldridge, with Myron Messenheimer noted for aiding after a firecracker incident at a peace demonstration in Fowler Grove.
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Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Hotel Eldridge
Zeta
Aive
Kansas
Missouri
Washington
St. Louis
Drake
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas State
Martha Yankey
Wichita
Dorothea Simons
Lawrence
Dolph Simons
Ruth Magerkurth
Salina
Annual Meeting of First Presbyterian Church
The First Presbyterian Church and congregation held their annual meeting after a fellowship dinner. Reports showed a healthy, paid-in-full church with bond interest met and benevolences funded. Women’s Guild and Civic Unit reports pleased members. several officers were elected to church boards. A trash fire at 1537 Tennessee Street was extinguished by firefighters after work on the old Kappa Sigma site.
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First Presbyterian Church
Women's Guild
Benevolent Ark
M. A. Goldtrap
Board of Elders
C. J. Dodds
Bruce Camers
H. E. Eustace
J. W. O’bryon
Ay of Trustees
F. C. Whipple
H. J. Hanna
Board of Deacons
George W.W. Ansdell
C. A. Harris
Tennessee Street
Kappa Sigma
Journal-World Tour Highlights School Visit and Plant Process
Visit to the Journal-World building featured Mrs. J. Key and twenty Lake View pupils who explored newspaper publishing processes. Floriculturists report a chemical indicator that detects soil acidity or alkalinity.
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Journal-World
J. Key
Lake View
Recital Monday features Roche and Gregory in university concert
On Monday evening April 15 at 8 in the Administration Building auditorium the School of Fine Arts presents mezzo soprano Miss Maxine Roche and pianist Miss Ruth Gregory in a joint program. Roche, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Roche of Holton, studies under Mrs. Moncrieff and leads Mu Phi Epsilon, Pi Kappa Lambda honoree. Gregory, daughter of Hon. and Mrs. Charles D. Gregory of Decatur, Ill, studied at Millikin University and earns a degree in violin with piano studies under Dean Swarthout. She belongs to Sigma Alpha Iota and Alpha Gamma Delta, has performed with the Decatur Civic Orchestra and Millikin University Orchestra, and will close with Rachmaninoff Concerto No. 2 in C minor. George Trovillo accompanies the vocalists.
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School of Fine Arts
Maxine Roche
Alice Moncrieff
Ruth Gregory
D. M. Swarthout
Miss Roche
W. C. Roche
Holton
Mu Phi Epsilon
Pi Kappa Lambda
Miss Gregory
Charles D. Gregory
Decatur
Ill
Millikin University
Geltch
Dean Swarthout
Sigma Alpha Iota
Alpha Gamma Delta
Decatur Civic Orchestra
Millikin University Orchestra
Rachmaninoff
George Trovillo
Palm Sunday Stainer Oratorio at First Methodist
Palm Sunday service at First Methodist Church Lawrence begins 10 45 with Wesleyan Chorus directed by Miss Dorothy Enlow performing Stainer s Crucifixion. Soloists Ray Wright and Herlan Loyd, with Ednah Hopkins Arthur Fielder Charles McManus Anna Lee Hazen providing ensemble support.
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Lawrence
Wesleyan Chorus
Dorothy Enlow
B.M
Stainer
Ray Wright
Herlan Loyd
Ednah Hopkins
Arthur Fielder
Charles McManus
Anna Lee Hazen
Gethsemane
Calvary
Jesus
Moses
Jesus Bald
Tragedy at grade crossing kills 14 high school students
A Maryland school bus carrying 15 pupils from a chemistry exhibit to Williamsport was struck by a fast express train at a grade crossing in Rockville. Four bodies were at Georgetown Hospital with nine taken to Pumphrey funeral home, as authorities investigated the crash and prepared for a public hearing next Tuesday.
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Rockville
University of Maryland, College Park
Williamsport
Maryland
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
St. Louis
Washington
Pumphrey Undertaking Parlor
Luise Funk
Hagerstown
Georgetown Hospital
Montgomery County General Hospital
Sandy Springs
Soil Work for CCC in Kaw and Wakarusa Valleys
A new federal policy moves CCC soil erosion projects into the soil erosion service from the forestry service. By July 1, 23 soil erosion projects are planned in Kansas with further sites to follow. CCC work will supplement wind erosion control programs, and Lone Star camps may later be assigned to erosion tasks, extending camp maintenance.
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Kaw
Wakarusa
Kansarg
CCC
Soil Erosion Service
Forestry Service
Lone Star Camps
Easter Cantata on Palm Sunday at First Christian Church
Lawrence notes report Holy Week services at the Orpheum Theater with Rev. Theodore H. Astman and Rev. R. A. Hunt to speak. Cadet Robert T. Crowder named captain of West Point fencing team. Roy B. Rickard visits Lawrence with Iowa State College group. The First Christian choir presents the cantata Victory by Wildermere Palm Sunday morning, with communion at 10 40 and cantata around 11. Organist George Trovillo and pianist Ruth Haggard attend. Details of cantata numbers and performers follow. Public invited.
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First Presbyterian Church
Orpheum Theater
Leavenworth
R. A. Hunt
First Methodist Church
Lawrence
Robert T. Crowder
West, Point
Fred Bleisner
Thes Academy
Roy_B. Rickard
Iowa State College
Kansas City
First Christian Church
Joe M. Williams
Wildermere
George Trovillo
Ruth Haggard
Gethsemane
Calvary
Jake Farney
C. F. Sawhill
Bas Solo
Joel Williams
Neal Hagegard
Russell Wiley
C. E. Sawhill
Heaven
Cloud Vermilion
Stresa Compromise Shapes European Security Plan
At Geneva talks the British, French, Italian leaders agreed not to push a Geneva resolution. Britain rejects a broad European security pact, favoring regional pacts under the League Covenant. France seeks Franco Russian ties and a push to bring Germany into the peace system and the League. Conclusions to be appended to a French memorandum reaffirming treaty duties.
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Ted
Geneva
Pierre-Etienne Flandin
France
Pierre Laval
Mussolini
Italy
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
John Simon
Germany
League of Nations
CUNNINGHAM 1934 KU Honor Man List Adorns Seniors
The 1934 KU honor roll names senior students in the top 10 percent across colleges and schools. Notable lists include Phi Beta Kappa and Mortar Board members in arts, engineering, medicine, law, and education, with juniors and freshmen also noted for leadership and scholastic achievement.
Franklin County Camp Plans Soil Erosion Unit
Civilian conservation corps officials said they plan a soil erosion camp in Franklin County Kansas under the expanded work relief program funded by 4.88 billion dollars. They noted location decisions rest with county authorities and did not specify a site.
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Washington
Civilian Conservation Corps
Franklin County
Kansas
Miller leaves for New York to join Interior work
Frank O. Miller U S Forestry Service in charge of Lone Star lake dam construction departs for Washington to join the Department of Interior as assistant civil engineer in the Federal Homestead Division likely to require extensive surveying. C A Rennick who supervised Kalvesta Lake dam near Garden City is due to arrive to take over Lone Star engineering duties.
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Frank O. Miller
U. S. Forestry Service
Lone Star Lake Dam
Washington
Department of Interior
Federal Homestead Division
C. A. Rennick
Kalvesta Lake
Garden City
Lone Star
Kansas association elects officers in Salina
Salina April 12 Charles Lee of Wichita was elected president of the Kansas Association for Social Legislation. Mrs J C Johntz of Abilene was elected president and il bur Muel ler of Wichita, secretary treasurer. Dr Bert Nash of the University of Kansas, Beryl Johnson of Topeka, A Welsh of Coffeyville, Mrs Mary Dobbs of Wichita, Lyman Ford of Kansas City and G E Barick of Hays were named on the executive committee.
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Salina
Kan
Charles Lee
Wichita
Kansas Association For Social Legislation
J. C. Johntz
Abilene
Il Bur Mueller
Bert Nash
University of Kansas
Beryl Johnson
Topeka
A. Welsh
Coffeyville
Mary Dobbs
Lyman Ford
Kansas City
G. E. Barick
Hays
Wheat to dollar mark at Chicago first time since Jan. 11
Wheat on the Chicago board of trade reached the dollar a bushel mark for the May contract, with July and September close to that level. Volume surged in the final upward move as traders reacted to a sharp late rally.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Finney
Senate Expands Home Owners Loan Bond Issuing Authority
Washington April 12.4 The senate passed the administration bill increasing by 1,750,000,000 the bond issuing authority of the Home Owners Loan Corporation to aid distressed homeowners.
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Washington
Senate
The
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Tribute to Adolph Ochs Orders Worldwide Minute Silence
UPI reports two minutes of silence and a halt of all AP activities worldwide at 10 30 a m today for the funeral of Adolph Ochs. The notice directs newsrooms and wire services to observe the moment of respect as broadcasting and reporting pause in his honor.
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Adolph Ochs
New York
UPI
Associated Press
Baldwin News Family Visit Trolls Kansas City Trip
Mrs Luther Leavengood and young Nancy Ruth spend the week in Kansas City with Mrs Nellie Mann, their grandmother, as Dean Leavengood serves as Baker a cappella choir director. Clyde Stewart Miss Beulah Helen Stewart and Frank S Hardin transacted Ottawa business Wednesday afternoon.
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Luther Leavengood
Nancy Ruth
Kansas City
Nellie Mann
Dean Leavengood
Baker
Clyde Stewart
Beulah
Helen Stewart
Frank S. Hardin
Ottawa
Evangeline chapter to initiate Emma Kalb Friday night
Evangeline chapter of the Eastern Star will hold an initiation service Friday night for Miss Emma Caroline Kalb daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Kalb. Several social visits and community events fill Baldwin sites from Kansas City to Ottawa and interactions with local clubs churches and schools. The obituary of Nancy J Hyden noted her death in Idaho at age 89 and services planned at First Methodist church.
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Evangeline Chapter of
The
Eastern Star
Emma Caroline Kalb
Charles Kalb
Harry Barnett
Kansas City
Luther Q. Leavengood
Charles E. Beeks
Earl S. Martin
Dale
Marshall
Texas
H. K. Ebright
Frank S. Hardin
Nancy J. Hyden
Hyden Hancher
Weiser
Idaho
Baldwin
Hardin
First Methodist Church
J. S. Chubb
Robert E. Maclean
Homer K. Ebright
Ottawa
Kansas
S. Crawford Rankin
Katha Jean Guthrie
Burchard and
Beatrice
Neb
Burchard
Rankin
Lawrence
Dee Huey
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Cherry Leitaker
Baldwin Telephone
Dick Fisher
Baker
Woman's City Club
Mary Martin
Aylesworth
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity
J. E. Mellor
Chester Adams
Mix
Thomas A. Evans
Tommy, Jr
Toneka
Ac Club
G. J. Hunt
Nautilus Club
J. A. Reeder
Philamatheon
Earl Vaughn
Alfred E. Leach
Kensington Club
Ruby Keohane
Lloyd Beaton
American Legion
Woman’s Auxiliary
Legion Hall
J. W. LaBrant
Holton
John ‘&, Ross
Russell Leach
Norma Jean
David L. Young
Chanute
Parent-Teachers Association
John W. Wellborn
J. A. Pollock
Clara Hartley
Edward C. Allderdice
Ual
Judge Pollock
Aubrey Burgtorf
Woxby
Madge Reynolds
Charles B. Merry
Paul Merry
E. N. Stewart
Topeka
Charles DeBardo
Eureka
Lytle
Monroe Street
Edwin Woods Martin
Edwin J. Jr
Grand Junction
Colo
Fletcher B. Hunt
James Finley
Baldwin Lumber Company
Earl Maxwell
Baker Choir
Abie Caster
Pullman
Wash
John Henry
Mr. Oster
Card of Thanks for Charles T. Scheer Funeral
We thank friends and all who assisted at our father Chas. T. Scheer s funeral and for the beautiful flowers. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Scheer Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bidinger Mrs. Ruth Cherico
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Chas. T. Scheer
Bruce Scheer
W. C. Bidinger
Ruth Cherico
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NRA
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UPA
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Pernambuco
Brazil
Baldwin News
Gleed Bros
W. 23Rd St
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Columbia
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Masonic Temple
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