Hitler Hurt by League Action Sparks Berlin Controversy
Berlin reports Reichsfuerer Hitler feels affronted by the League of Nations council censure. British officials say no formal note was delivered, only a verbal exchange via Bernard von Buelow. Nazi forecasts consider possible peace talks withdrawal or refusal to rejoin the League as Hitler weighs his response.
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London
Ted
Insignatien Front
Reichsfuehrer
Mitler
Carnesste
Gerimarty
Hitler
Foreign Office
Ene Phipps
Eritsh
Berlin
Council
Ter W. von Buelow
Ler
von Buelow
Phipps
Great’ Britain
Mire
Buelw
Amin
Apr
Great Britain
H Hitler
Bernard W. von Buelow
League of Nations Council
Germany
Enaneil
Rin
League of Nations
Reichswehr
der Fuehrer
League
Reichsfurhrer
Young Kansas fugitives captured near Lincoln Neb
Lincoln police arrest Sam Bates and Ed Hastings after a morning pursuit near Bennett 15 miles southeast of Lincoln. The two escaped Concordia reform custody last week and had prior convictions for stealing from utility companies. Hastings was paroled from county jail. Bates was returned to the Topeka reform school. They allegedly tried to rob filling stations and may have stolen a car during escape.
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Lincoln
Neb
Young
Kansas
Bennett
Sam Bates
Eddie Hastings
Concordia
Kan
Ed Hastings
Unitel Telephone Company
Kanes Power & Light Company
Hastings
Bates
Reform School
Topeka
Charles Shepard
Theps
Borah Aims to Bar U S Loans to Europe
Senator Borah introduced a bill to ban new public or private loans to foreign governments outside the American continent, calling loans to Europe wartime aid. The measure, sent to the foreign relations committee, carries penalties up to 100000 dollars and ten years in prison for violators, with renewals or adjustments of existing debt exempt.
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Washington
Borah
R.-Ida
Europe
Foreign Relations Committee
TALK STUDENT AID Topeka Apr 18
Representatives from 41 Kansas colleges met with John G. Stutz to discuss plans to improve and extend the federal student employment program. Chancellor H Lindley presented Hopkins ideas on the program, noting benefits, continued funded research, and enhanced library work. An average of 2446 students received monthly grants in the first semester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
John G. Stutz
Kansas Emergency Relief Committee
H. Lindley
University of Kanes
Harry &. Hopkins
Washington
Stutz
Newspaper Editors Gather in Washington for Annual Meeting
In the 11th annual American Society of Newspaper Editors convention in Washington editors and publishers from major papers discuss industry issues. The three day event features interviews with President Roosevelt and Donald Richberg, plus speeches by Wallace Odell, William Allen White, and Tom Wallace.
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Washington
Apr
I-Pi
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Roosevelt
Donald Richberg
Grove Patterson
Toledo Blade
National Press Club
United States
Wallace Odell
Westchester Newspapers, Inc
William Allen White
Emporia Gazette
Tom Wallace
Louisville Times
White House
Frank IF. Simonds
Europe
Sarah
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Easter Flower Show At Rumsey Allison Shop Celebrates First Year
The Rumsey Allison Flower Shop at 27 Massachusetts Street hosts an Easter flower show tonight and tomorrow featuring Easter lilies, spring arrangements, potted plants, corsages, and Colonial bouquets. Displays largely use greens from their own greenhouses at 20th Learnard. The show opened today and runs through tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rumsey-Allison
Massachusetts Street
Learnard Avenue
Townsend Plan Defeated In House Vote On Pension Proposals
The house voted 206 to 56 against liberalizing Townsend old age pension provisions and turned down the Greenway $20 monthly federal pension increase. Lundeen’s minimum pension bill for the unemployed failed 204 to 52 as debate lasted about 20 minutes. Administrative tasks for the $4 billion work program continued under President Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Lundeen
Townsend
McGroarty
D-Calif
O'Connor
D-N. Y
MccGroarty
O’connor
Californian
Roosevelt
Senate
House Agriculture Committee
Federal Reserve Banking
J. P., Morgan & Company
Great Britain
Thomas G. Corcoran
RFC
Interstate , Commerce Committee
Reilly Demands Bar Probe of Funds Held by Fisher
Edward J. Reilly former chief counsel for Hauptmann called for a bar association inquiry into defense funds Fisher holds as trustee. Fisher replied from Flemington New Jersey that Reilly is disgruntled after his ouster and accused him of trying to run the defense into debt and paying personal obligations with funds raised to save Hauptmann from the electric chair for the Lindbergh baby murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edward J. Reilly
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
C. Lloyd Fisher
Reilly
Bar Association
Fisher
Flemington, N. J
Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Baseball scores from a cold weather day in major leagues
National League games featured Brooklyn Philadelphia Cincinnati Pittsburgh New York at Boston postponed by cold weather. American League notes include New York Detroit Chicago Washington and Cleveland at St Louis with several cold conditions and multiple pitcher lineups. American Association results show Milwaukee and Kansas City drawing a split or unclear figures amid frigid conditions.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphit
Fer
Johnson
Todd
Tatis
Chicago
P. Dean
Davi Hartnett
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh Hollingsworth
Herrmann
Camara
Weaver
Salvesan
Padden
New York
Boston
Ooo
Ostermueller
R. Ferrell
Bronca
Dickey
Philadelphia
Washington
Marcum Am
Hadley
Bol
U. Chicago
Detroit
Tietie
Sewell
Rhanes
Cochrane
Cleveland
St. Louis
Cold Waher
American Association
Milwaukee
Kansas
Braxton
Rensa
Fullerton
Gaston
Douglas County Cleared to Issue 50000 in Emergency Bonds
The state tax commission granted Douglas County permission to issue up to fifty thousand dollars in emergency poor relief bonds. The plan issues bonds in ten thousand dollar lots to cover ongoing relief expenditures through 1935, with the regular poor fund sufficient and no bond need there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
State Tax Commission
Mary E. Jamison
Tax Commission
Rush County
Neosho County
Jackson
Franklin
Guests of Liberty Memorial high school at Kiwanis luncheon
National Honor Society members from Liberty Memorial high school were featured guests at Wiedemann's luncheon. Harold Allen introduced Dr. H. L. Chambers who contrasted old and new deal ideals using McGuffey readers. Barrie Dalton and Robert Hunt spoke for girls and boys respectively as twenty plus honor students were named.
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National Honor Society
Liberty Memorial High School
Kiwanis Club
Wiedemann
Barrie Dalton
Robert Hunt
F. H. Olney
Marjorie Smith
Helen Frame
Walter Love
Jeannette Houk
Philip Buzick
Hugh Magruder
Margaret Lewis
Arthur Leonhard
Leonard Della
Laura Julia Banks
Carl Knox
Margaret Nanninga
Stanley Glark
Alice Russell
Eugene Haynes
Helen Rice
Ruth Haggard
Betty Raymond
Lester Kappelman
Mary Helen Harrison
Virginia Clark
Winifred Jameson
Louise Peyton
Gertrude Welch
Virginia St. Clair
Mildred Clodfester
Geneva Detler
Wanda Pringle
Kathryn
Youth as acid thrower faces formal charges in Oklahoma
In Tulsa on April 18 Marcus Clute, 15, is charged with acid throwing at Mrs. Leah Webb, a divorced woman. Police say Lamont Webb, 20, promised the boy $20 to disfigure her to stop her dating. Lamont Webb will be charged with mayhem as doctors monitor the victim’s eyesight. Also notes stock market index at 38.8 versus 38.1 yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Marcus Clute
Leah Webb
William Bassham i
Lamont Webb
Webb
Bassham
Lamont
Bny
Western Kansas Weather Is Wrong But Soil Is Right and Hopeful
Report by Gov Landon after inspection tours describes the dust storms across the high plains, comparing conditions to a sand flood. He notes eleven of the last fifteen days with dust fog, vast economic strain on farmers and households, and efforts to preserve topsoil. Some farmers will crop this year due to capital and earlier action. many faced financial hardship after years of below normal rainfall. Each farm faces unique soil issues requiring tailored responses.
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Kansas
Landon
Associated Press
Topeka
High Plains
Track program set for Friday and relays weekend
High school track athletes prepare to open the 31st annual University of Kansas interscholastic meet at K U stadium with preliminaries at 1 and a 2 o clock start for the relays and interscholastic events. Kansas Relays actions include the decathlon and dish and hurdles prelims and broadcasts scheduled by K F K with radio staff and guests.
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University of Kansas
K. U. Stadium
Kansas
Lawrence High School
Haskell Institute
Kansas Relays
Mary Margaret Manary
Dodge City
Aif M. Landon
Miss Manary
Katherine Barbara Kuster
Enterprise
Lucile Buttom
Kansas City
F. C. Allen
Athleti
Bernard “Poco” Frazier
K. U
Harold G. Ingham
Samuel Exiesson
Maryland Visitor Survives 15 Mile Blizzard Ascent
John Eareckson of Baltimore staggered 15 miles through a blinding blizzard from near the top of Pikes Peak to a miner's shack near Cripple Creek. Six hikers turned back when snow intensified. He was later aided by a railroad engineer and warmed at the YMCA upon rescue after a night of wandering.
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Colorado Springs
Calc
John Eareckson
Baltimore
Pikes Peak
Cripple Creek
Divide-Cripple Creek
Exreckson
Ripple Creek
Eareckson
Oklahoma City
Colorado
John Williamson, Jr
Frank
Fareckson
Glen Cove
Judge Disapproves of Four Minute Kiss
Atlanta report notes a court ruling on the duration of a respectable kiss. A husband’s farewell at a house led to a disorderly conduct charge after a neighbor objected to about four minutes of kissing and several hugs. The judge dismissed the case, stating respectable kisses did not last that long.
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Atlanta
A. W. Callaway
Callaway
Topekan Is Killed In Auto Crash Near Big Springs
Major Kenneth G. Lewis insurance man and former Kansas national guard assistant adjutant general died after his 1934 Plymouth sedan skidded and overturned three miles east of Big Springs on highway 40. He died en route to hospital with neck and head injuries. wife Marjorie and son Kenneth R. Lewis survive. Royal Maghan and Paul B. Hughart from Lawrence aided. Lewis had served in World War I and II era guard roles and was brigade exec officer of the 60th Field Artillery Brigade under Gen. George H. Wark.
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Kenneth G. Lewis
Topeka
Kansas National Guard
Big Springs
Highway 40
Lewis
Paul B. Hughart
Royal Maghan
Lawrence
Hughart
Topoka
Congress
110Th Field Signal Battalion
National Guard
60Th Field Artillery
George H. Wark
I. S. Lewis
Marjorie Lewis
Kenneth R. Lewis
LS. Lewis
Kansas City, Mo
Clipper Crew Rest After Record Hawaii Flight
Honolulu April 18 AP A new test excited crew members after a 2490 mile flight from Alameda to Hawaii. They slept after beating the coast to island time record by seven hours. Capt Ed Musick led the Pan American Clipper and announced survey flights to map landing fields and facilities with plans to return to California Tuesday.
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Honolulu
AP1
Alameda
Calif
Edwin C. Musick
Musick
Hawaiian Islands
California
FULTS RETURNS TO PRISON
Ralph Fults arrived at the Dallas county jail after Denton capture and will be sent to the Texas penitentiary to serve time on a pardoned sentence. He faces a Mississippi robbery with firearms charge linked to a bank raid with Raymond Hamilton. Hamilton is awaiting execution on May 10. Market update notes Good Friday closings with few exceptions.
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Dallas
UPX
Ralph Fults
Raymond Hamilton
Texas
Texas Rangers
Fred McDaniel
Sid Kelso
Dallas County
Denton
Denton County
Miriam A. Ferguson
Mississippi
Prentiss Bank
Housing Progress Report Shows Front in Douglas County
Lawrence and Douglas County residents pledged 606 507 for home improvements since the federal Better Housing campaign began August 15 with 259 970 completed. The Douglas County goal 513 920 has been surpassed by nearly 3100 000. Better Housing Week is April 22 to 27.
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Lawrence
Douglas County
Jack St. Clair
Chamber of Commerce
Alf M. Landon
Better Housing Force
State of
Kansas
Lantz denies charge in Manhattan embezzlement trial
Former Manhattan city clerk Charles H. Lantz testified he diverted no municipal funds. He faced 18 counts totaling 39000 dollars, claiming audit discrepancies reflect errors not manipulation. He said taxes and interest were for the city, not him, and only real estate bought was his 1919 home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kan
Charles H. Lantz
Lantz
Illinois School
Senate Authorizes Investigation of Alleged Radicalism
Springfield illinois senate authorizes an inquiry into alleged radicalism in state colleges amid charges that communist teachings were fostered at Illinois universities. Charles Walgren linked to the charge after withdrawing his niece from the University of Chicago. University leaders Hutchins and Scott welcomed the move.
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Springfield
Illinois
Senate of the
Illinois Legislature
Charles R. Walgren
Chicago
University of Chicago
Misa Lucile Norton
Weather forecast and road conditions across Kansas
Generally fair tonight and Friday with cooler conditions in the extreme southeast. Temperatures rise Friday with morning clouds and a chance of light rain at Ottawa and Coffeyville. Dirt roads numbered as good to slippery at Ottawa, muddy at Emporia, soft at Coffeyville, fair at Wichita. Douglas county roads noted. Gas office records show yesterday and today temperatures and rainfall of 0.18 inches by 1 pm today. Banks in Lawrence will close at 12:00 Saturday April 20 for Kansas Relays.
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Douglas County
Harold C. Fisher
Lawrence High School
Kanwaka
Baldwin
Clinton
Eudora
Union
Lone Star
Vinland
White
Big Springs
Centennial
Lecompton
India
Kaw Valley
Fisher
Kansas
Ottawa
Coffeyville
Emporia
Wichita
Yond
Lawrence
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France
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Noat
Italy
John Simon
Anthony Eden
Arivy Seal
Britain
Sir John
Geneva
Nebraska
Journal-World
U.S
John Stutz
Lindley
Rumsey-Allison Shop
Guardian
Los Angeles
Franklyn Thorpe
Mary Aster
Feral Guardian
Marviin
Amy W. Johnson
John I. Johnson
Hamilton’s
Japan
Far East
Richard Byrd
South Pole
Antarctic
Norris
Senate Post Office Committee
DR. Chambers
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Senate
Piney Woods
Tyler
Kanras
M. Lando Tella
Ilinois
University of Illinois
Don Seaton
Harold Coleman
Friends University
Maryland
Y. M.A
Topekan
Clipper
Fults
Wakarusa
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