Treaty Breakers Revel in a Turbulent Year
The piece surveys growing treaty violations by nations from Japan to Turkey, noting how a pattern of breaking pledges has emerged as a dominant international pastime. It discusses the League of Nations' limited enforcement stance, shifting public opinion, and concerns over future global stability.
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Manchuria
Italy
Ethiopia
Rhineland
Germany
Turkey
Dardanelles
League
Record crowds witness four relay marks at Kansas Relays
Spectators watched the fourth annual Kansas Relays in Kansas Memorial Stadium. Nebraska runners set a world intercollegiate record in the half mile relay at 1 26.6 with Gordon Locke anchoring. Occidental College set a half mile relay record. Capt. Roland Locke of Nebraska tied the world record in the 100 yard dash and set a meet mark. Kansas quartet won the 440 yard relay in 42 seconds, edging Illinois at the tape.
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Kansas Memorial Stadium
Nebraska University
Gordon Locke
Occidental College
Roland Locke
Nebraska
University of Kansas
Ilinois
Paris
Peret
Marshal Joffre
W. O. Nelson
Dallas
Tex
National Medical Association
W. K. Bruner
Lawrence
State Laundrymen’s Association
Wichita
Lawrence man ordered to Mexican border in force
Twenty five years ago on a Saturday in April a Lawrence man was ordered to the Mexican border. Captain S. G. Clarke of Company H, downtown militia, was ordered to depart for Mexico a week later. He will proceed to the San Antonio camp and then be assigned to a border post. Professor Dyche plans to stock the Wakarusa River with 4,000 edible fish. The state fish warden leaves tonight to meet his car at Wakarusa.
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War Department
Army
Hagood
Sixth Corps
Chicago
Lawrence High School
Bertha Wilson
Mary Louise Emley
Phillip Cook
Betty Wood
Benton Henderson
Albert Williams
Archie Kennedy
Sarah Watts
Howard Harris
Alice Russell
Pasadena
Bakersfield
Calif
E. E. Higginbottom
Rhode Island Street
Bertha Lombard
Harry Beguelin
D. F. Heaston
California
Lawrence
5. G. Clarke
Co. H
Mexico
San Antonio
Borea
Wakarusa
Dyche
Los Angeles
Don Johns
Will Johns
Johns
Gustave Schuhl
Poor Pa by Claude Callan
Ellen's daughter is given away at the altar by her stepfather who agrees to give her away though her own father is living. The piece, credited to Claude Callan, reflects a sentimental short verse style from 1956.
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Poor PA
Claude Callan
Ellen
Livin
Willin
Publishers Syndicate
Watched Clean-up Effort as Civic League Audits Town
Civic league members in automobiles tour the town urging workers to remove trash as part of a clean-up movement. Leaders Chief Heard and Charles Daugherty guide the effort while local ladies listed join the volunteers.
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Wakarusa
Dyche
Civic League
Tom Kennedy
G. J. Barker
H. E. Don Carlos
H. E. Tanner
A. J. Griffin
H. B. Asher
Forty Years Ago Bowling and Politics in Lawrence
Forty years ago on April 18th Lawrence residents recall a bowling match where the Fats lost to the Leans 2115 to 2067 with players Barteldes Albach Hopkins Lowe Pendleton Berger Jaedicke Bromelsick Jr Henley Flin tom and Kumler Berger Brown Albach Barteldes. The Democratic Convention met to choose delegates for Topeka and Hutchinson, urging free silver and opposition to certain monetary substitutes, with delegates named. Leap Year play directed by Miss Georgia Brown featured Eva Brown and others. Pat thority noted visitors and local cycling journalist J A Benson promoting the Path Finder in Lincoln, Neb.
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Fats
Merchant's Athletic Association
Barteldes
Albach
Hopkins
Lowe
Pendleton
Berger
Jaedicke
Bromelsick Jr
Henley
Flintom
Kansas City Owls
Lawrence
Lawrenc
Kumler
Brown
Douglas County
Court House
Topeka
Hutchinson
D. H. Leis
John Martin
Ben Hoover
R. W. Sparr
Theodore Poehler
J. E. Riggs
Frank L. Webster
B. J. Horton
George Leonard
5. W. Sturdigan
Georgia Brown
Eva Brown
Albie Wilcox
Andy Ewart
Harold Smith
Edith Hayes
Nellie Norris
Carrie
Boughton
Mabel Hall
J. A. Benson
Nebraska
the Pathfinder
Lincoln
Neb
KU Staff Heads to Lincoln for Health Association Meet
Dr. R. J. Canuteson Dr. Gail Mc Clure and Dr. Florence Sherbon of the University of Kansas departed for Lincoln Nebraska to participate in the South Central section annual meeting of the American Student Health Association. Canuteson serves as section president and will speak at the evening banquet.
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R. J. Canuteson
Gail McClure
Florence Sherbon
University of Kansas
Lincoln
Neb
South Central
American Student Health Association
Canuteson
Italian Composer Respighi Dies in Rome at 56
Ottorino Respighi, famed Italian composer, pianist, and conductor, died in Rome at age 56 from heart disease after a period of blood poisoning. He authored operas The Sunken Bell and La Fille du Here, which have seen performances in New York.
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Rome
P—Ottorino Respighi
New York
First New York Party Enlivens Iris in Georgia Scene
Iris shares her dazzling party night with Allan Beckley and Dicky while Camilla Wendell watches from a shadowed corner. The talk shifts from glamour to deeper hunger for vitality as Iris reads a letter from Uncle Will amid Charleston like dancing. Georgia’s party hums with wealth and rumor.
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Tris Lanning
New York
Phina
Couturiere
Owen
Thing
Allan Berkley
Iris
Tia
Lis
Uncle Will
Matisse
Georgia
Dicky
Allan
Tris
Allan Beckley
Jimmy
Beautiful
Camilla Wendell
Miss Wendell
Camilla
Georgia Blair
Ris
Margaret Widdemer
Ducks Object In Pond Episode
A whimsical scene unfolds as Willy Nilly and a lamb head to a pond while Christopher the crow and ducks debate the blue paint incident. The blue lamb arrives, ducks object to contaminating the water, and Christopher argues the paint is fresh.
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Mary Graham Bonner
Willy Nilly
Christopher
Christopher Columbus
Wil
Willy Nilly and the Painted Lamb Mischief
Willy Nilly, Sweet Face, and Christopher try to wash paint from a lamb after a pond mishap. Rain aids the cleanup as the trio reflects on their mischievous but bothersome acts and plans to start again Monday with new paint.
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Ly Nilly
Willy Nilly
Sweet Face
Christopher
Phantom Companions In Childhood Imaginary Friends Study
In a Chicago study by Dr. Margaret Svendsen imaginary companions appeared in just over 18 percent of children, mostly girls. Those children tended to be above average in intelligence but showed personality issues such as timidity shyness and evasiveness.
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Margaret Svendsen
Chicago
Svendsen
Imaginary Companions in Child Development
The piece questions the normalcy of imaginary play phenomena in children. It notes uncertainty about whether such phantoms reflect high imagination or signal future mental or emotional difficulties and discusses their relationships to a child’s development and behavior.
Flashes of Life and Oddities From Across the Nation
A.P. dispatches report shocks and quirks from multiple cities. Lightning hits three Butler firemen homes hitting the porch radio and siren. Oklahoma City denies beauty shop zoning near oil districts. Oshkosh notes a speeding arrest tied to a court fine. Berlin crow hunting clubs mandate castor oil for unbagged birds. Chicago alimony hearing features a wife’s sharp taunts over a feigned fidelity claim.
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Associated Press
Butler
Harry Miller
Earl McKinley
Washington Nervous Over Capitol Bill Actions In May
Washington reports mounting business anxiety as administration plans to adjourn congress in May. While tax and relief bills disrupt, several other measures unsettle markets. Bills expanding Federal Trade Commission powers, labor proposals, and a 30 hour week loom as Senate and House actions stall.
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Herbert Plummer
Washington
Congress
Severs
Federal Trade Commission
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
House
Department of Labor
Senate
Congress Hears About Tax Bill and Adjournment Threats
Article notes senators and representatives weighing price discrimination rules and judiciary committee actions while admin leaders warn adjournment pressure may end session after measures on taxes and relief are settled. A House group aims to force adjournment by May 11 with a privileged resolution to keep quitting on members' minds.
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Cient
Senate
Judiciary Committee
House Judiciary Committee
Congress
World's Richest Ruler Defers Silver Jubilee
The Nizam of Hyderabad, reputedly the wealthiest man, postpones his silver jubilee celebrations after King George I's death. Once set for February 24, the event now aims for mid September as his fortune nears 250 million dollars in gold and 2 billion in jewels. In a separate item, Benwood mayor Henry Healy resigns to manage a liquor store effective May 1.
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Bombay
India
Nizam of
Hyderabad
George I
Benwood
W. Va
Henry Healy
Saturday Night Radio Schedule Highlights Apr 18
Radio lineup lists KNMBC preview Fly Away Home and WREN News at 5:33 with Saturday Jamboree. Multiple stations air orchestras, dances, and musical acts including Harold Neib King, Gertrude Niesen, George Olsen, Armichair Quartet, National Barn Dance, Chateau, and Henry King Orchestra.
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KNMBC
Wren—Press
WDAE
WHUAF
KMNAC
Gertrude Niesen
WDAF
Harold E. Neib King
Kansas City
Dwin C. Hill
Hampton Institute
Eive Castagna
Parse Wee
Boston
Frank Ee
KMGC
Andre Nestelinets Orch
Wren
Wren—Armichair
WODAF
Chateau
KMBC
Cal
Stoopnagle
Rud
KMHC
George Olsen
Erle Smith
Embc—Business Men's Bible
WDA
Paradise Dance Orchestra
Mbc—Tattler
Glen Gray
KMRC
Henry King
Hotel Plaza
EMBC
Heney Halstead
Orch. Ph
Radio Orchestra Listings by Times and Stations
A lengthy OCR style schedule lists musicians and acts across stations WDAF WREN KMBC KMBC and others with times from 11:40 PM to 6:00 PM the next day. It names orchestras singers pianists and conductors including Harold Narics, Joey and Chuck, Abe Lys A's Melodians, Xavier Cugat and more. The piece reads as a daily network program grid with multiple station call letters and performance credits.
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W. Waar
Resa
Pallarmonie Society
WREN
Harold Naric
WDAF
Ed Younger
Mountainers
Joey
Chuck
WDAP
Betty
Eager
Steadey
WRENS
OnteEre Symphony Rmec
Abe Lys A's
Melodians
Tom Terris
KMEC
Sandereon and Crumit
Moody
Rhythea Orchestre
Spi
WNAF
Henri_ Deering
KMBC
Eddie Tor
Rouse
Bower
Detroit
Enace
Hilton
Rae Detroit
Orch
Wischell
American Albud
Wideagall
Aor Orchestra
KMRAC
Ghort Stodie
KMOC
Freddie Rich
LDS
Twin City
Hines
Af—Trianon
Wwer- ‘Rank Dailey
Beene Ravazia
MBC
Xavier Cugat
KNBC
Dick Tracy
Ranle
Saas GoRentrowret
Exra
Gary Hall
Howard Ely
KMLBC
NBC
Allen
Ues
Unity Club
Eas
Hoaletter
Hammerstein
Hardrigo
Ren
University Notre Dame
Rubinoff
Amos
Andy
Benny
Goodman
KMGC
Jack We
Binces
WDAR
Ren—Glen Gray
Rupcore
Vier Cugata
Bismarck Hotel
Wren—Shandor
Wren—Hotel St. Regie
Paas
Phil Ouman
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