Hitler to Follow With Other Notes
Berlin reports indicate Hitler will quickly press a sharp protest over the League of Nations criticism and rework the Geneva resolution. Paris says France rejects direct talks with Hitler and warns against German efforts to split the three power front at Stresa Geneva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Geneva
Hitler
League Council
Germany
Council
Paris
France
Georges Scapini
Edouard Herriot
Basel
Maxim Litvinoff
Seek a New Armory in National Guard Armory Plan
Congressman Guyer and National Guard officers urged a joint Military Affairs subcommittee on April 17 to allocate 875 million for new armories. They sought a presidential allocation from recovery funds, while Guyer warned a mandatory request could face presidential opposition. Local interest grows as Lawrence could gain a new National Guard facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Guyer
National Guard Association
Congress
Guyer
Lawrence
National Guard
Twilight Alley at India School Play and Auction
Arrangements are under way for an 8 o'clock Thursday evening event at India School No 55 featuring a play Twilight Alley directed by teacher Emma Semple. Mrs E E White and D Grant assist with plans while the district donates a stage and curtain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India School
Elmo White
George W. Har
Melvin Moehler
Dee Swadey
India
The Woman in Red at the Patee Theatre
Barbara Stanwyck and Gene Raymond star in The Woman in Red about horse shows and a murder trial. The cast includes Genevieve Tobin John Eldredge and Phillip Reed. The plot shifts from California to New York to a yacht where a murder trial unfolds with missing woman at the center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Stanwyck
Gene Raymond
Genevieve Tobin
John Eldredge
Phillip Reed
Miss Stanwyck
Raymond
Miss Tobin
California
New York
Reno Divorce Rush Expands as Socialites Seek Nevada Breaks
Reno Nevada April 22 1935 led by Princess Barbara Hutton Mdivani and many socialites the spring divorce wave is under way with 712 suits filed in three and a half months compared with 637 last year. People from 48 states and 10 foreign territories are represented including 15 from New York City. The Woolworth heiress Barbara Mdivani heads the list with a $40 million fortune and a suit against Alexis Mdivani expected around May 11. Lois Clarke de Ruyter Spreckles also seeks a Nevada divorce from Adolph Spreckles after previously divorcing Jack de Ruyter. All states are represented except five and thirteen foreigners have filed since January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Nevada
LPI
Barbara Hutton Mdvani
United States
Washoe County Court House
New York City
Woolworth
Barbara Mdivani
Alexis Mdivani
Lois Clarke de Ruyter Spreckles
Adolph Spreckles
San Francisco
Jack de Ruyter
New York Social Registerite
Carson City
Arkansas
Idaho
Kentucky
North Dakota
Tennessee
Burns Up Golf Course In 54-Hole Golf Test
Chick Pontius fired three 18 hole cards all under par at the Country Club course. Par is 74, he carded 69 68 and 69. He eagled the 6th hole, two under par for the hole, and finished 16 under par for the 54 holes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chick” Pontius
Pontius
Y. F. W. Band to Practice Evening Session
The Veterans of Foreign Wars band will meet at 7 45 this evening in Eriksen hall 936 Massachusetts street All musicians above high school age are asked to bring their instruments and report to director Walter Rigdon Cornet players are especially desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Eriksen Hall
Massachusetts Street
Walter Rigdon
Dickenson 1935 Scandals at Dickinson theater review
1935 edition of George White's Scandals plays at the Dickinson through Wednesday. Alice Faye Jimmy Dunn lead a fast moving musical with strong dancing and songs. Ned Sparks Cliff Edwards Benny Rubin provide comic support. cast also includes Lyda Roberts Arline Judge Eleanor Powell Emma Dunn. Short features Oswald cartoon and Fox News reel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George White
Dickinson Theater
Alice Faye
Jimmy Dunn
Ned Sparks
Cliff Edwards
Benny Rubin
Sparks
Edwards
Faye
Dunn
Juliet
Madame du Barry
KU Students to Begin Final Stretch After Easter Break
University of Kansas resumes classes after Easter vacation with finals set for June 6 and exams starting May 29. Bones the bulldog naps in library doorways while maintenance crews install a new sidewalk near Robinson Gym, converting former streetcar tracks into a flower garden amid abundant dandelions on campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
K. U
Robinson Gymnasium
Kaw Tire Co Sponsors Free Moving Picture at Varsity Theater
The Kaw Tire Company and Goodrich Silvertown Tire dealers sponsor a free show at the Varsity theater on Wednesday April 24 featuring The Highway Patrol a Harry Langdon comedy and a news reel. The program runs from 1 PM to midnight with a prize contest and tickets available at 916 Massachusetts street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaw Tire Company
Goodrich Silvertown Tire Dealers
Varsity
Highway Patrol
Harry Langdon
Pennsylvania
M. W. Goff
Raw Tire Company
Massachusetts Street
Progress at Mass street bus depot gains rapid ground
Work on the new Santa Fe Trails bus station at 1022 and 1024 Massachusetts street progresses with walls up and flooring underway. Owner C. E. Friend says occupancy is expected early May and a May 9 opening program is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Street
Santa Fe Trails System
West Ninth Street
C. E. Friend
Business College Notes Highlights Alumni Moves
Miss Inez Simmons left Lawrence Business College for a government post in Wichita Kansas and expects to resume after Easter. Emma Hensley reports satisfaction in Washington D C civil service work. A new shorthand class starts Tuesday while specialized training aids L B C students in securing business and civil service jobs. Visitors welcome as spring cleanings in orchards and packing sheds may help combat a noted orchard blight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business College
Inez Simmons
Wichita
Kan
Emma Hensley
Washington D.C
L.B.C
Lawrence Business College
Adv
Annual Egg Rolling Drew Throng to White House
Crowds of children and parents packed the White House lawn for Easter egg rolling with Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt. Police cleared a path as she greeted youngsters, then joined the bandstand for a live rabbit giveaway and the national song America. The First Lady wore a red spring dress and later hosted indoor activities for Roosevelt grandchildren and friends, while the President planned an outdoor outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Inlaw
Paul Roosevelt
Detroit
Amy
Diana
Maynus Chaney
New York
Roosevelt
America
Mrs. Roosevelt
Sissie
Buzzie Dall
Thomaston
Copy of Old Land Patent Grant Filed With Register
A photostatic copy of an aged land patent grant was filed in Marion township near Lawrence proving the abstract for 160 acres. The land belongs to Albert Rundle of Overbrook, originally granted to William Streit in 1860, a former Virginia militia sergeant in the War of 1812, with James Buchanan signing the grant. Harold Beck notes old patents are often filed to prove title for current property owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register of Deeds
Marion Township
Lawrence
Albert Rundle
Overbrook
Washington, D. C
William Streit
Streit
Virginia
James Buchanan
Harold Beck
Unusual Cookery School at Patee Theater
The Cold Cookery Carnival runs tomorrow and Wednesday at the Patee theater with Grace Campbell presenting new meal ideas. J A Broadhurst acts as master of ceremonies and introduces surprises. The program starts at 2 PM and includes a full length Beverly Bayne talking picture and attendance prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patee Theater
Weaver Store
Grace Campbell
J. A. Broadhurst
Beverly Bayne
Smiths’ Divorce Suit Filed for Abandonment in District Court
Virginia Smith filed for divorce from Alvin Smith in district court citing gross neglect of duty and abandonment. The couple married in 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Smith
Alvin Smith
Smiths
Marriage License Issued to Crowell and Lynch in Law rence
William E. Crowell of Blue Mound and Clara M. Lynch of Lawrence were issued a marriage license and expected to wed, with Rev. G A officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Crowell
Blue Mound
Clara M. Lynch
Lawrence
G, A
Fight over cash bonus compromise in Senate hearings
Washington April 22 veterans voices clashed as the Senate Finance Committee heard proposals on when and how to pay the World War I bonus. Representative Patman urged full cash payment in new money, while James E. Van Zandt defended Patman against opposition as others urged Harrison compromise terms. Bailey pressed that Roosevelt would veto Patman Vinson and support Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Harrison
Patman
D. Tex
House
James E. van Zandt
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Texas
Bailey
D-N.c
Roosevelt
Vinson
van Zandt
Deaths and Funerals Virgil Farley and Lee A Braden
Virgil Frank Farley age 35 died early today at a local hospital. Funeral service Wednesday at 2 PM from Rumsey parlors with Rev C A Puls. burial Oak Hill cemetery. Surviving wife Grace and three sons Sam Frank and Dan Farley, plus three brothers J T Roscoe Don Farley. Mrs Lee A Braden 82 died yesterday at 1025 Kentucky street. Funeral at Funk chapel tomorrow 8 PM. Caney services Wednesday at 2 PM, burial Caney. Surviving sister Alda Hays of Uhrichsville Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Frank Farley
New Hampshire Street
Rumsey
C. A. Puls
Oak Hill Cemetery
Grace Farley
Sam Farley
Frank Farley
Dan Farley
J. T. Farley and
Roscoe Farley
Lawrence
Don Farley
Corpus Christi, Tex
Lee A. Braden
Kentucky Street
Funk Chapel
Theodore Astman
Caney
Alda Hays
Uhrichsville
Ohio
Miss Anna Martin Dies in Topeka at 73
Miss Anna Martin age 73 died in Topeka this morning. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 3 30 PM with burial in Oak Hill cemetery. Surviving are two brothers J D Martin of Kanwaka and Charles Martin of Emporia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Martin
Topeka
Oak Hill Cemetery
J. D. Martin
Kanwaka
Charles Martin
Emporia
Rotary Notes Brings Farmers To Rotary Meeting In Leavenworth
I J Meade explains inviting farmers representatives to Rotary due to farms visit being impractical. Leavenworth intercity session set for Wednesday. ladies invited. Hovey Hanna presents Santa Fe special train for Kansans at 74.50 round trip plus 32.20 for Pullman. US meals about three dollars daily with ten percent post crossing into Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Leavenworth
Leavenworth-Atchison
Hovey Hanna
Mexico
Santa Fe
United States
Lawrence High Musicians Compete In All Kansas Contest
Ten Lawrence musicians performed in solo events at Emporia in the all Kansas music contest. Tomorrow features solos and groups with further group events Thursday and Friday. Read list of performers and pieces, including Ruth Haggard and Mary Helen Harrison, plus tomorrow’s schedules and participating ensembles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Emporia
Ruth Haggard
Schumann
Mary Helen Harrison
Goltermann
Samlou Smart
Schwencke
Jeanne Moyer
Volkmann
Theodore Gress
Pandert
Arthur Harris
Rollinson
Betty Bridges
L’amitie
Gottwald
Budd Russell
Joseph de Luca
Helen Rice
Buddy Moll
Clark
Ralph Allen
Kennamer Ends Secret Grand Jury Testimony in Tulsa
Phil Kennamer finished his secret testimony before a Tulsa grand jury probing deaths of Sidney F. Born Jr. and John F. Gorrell Jr. He then prepared to return to McAlester penitentiary, where he serves 25 years for manslaughter in Gorrell's death. He had previously suggested Born may have been slain rather than self-inflicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Phil Kennamer
Sidney F. Born, Jr
John F. Gorrell
Franklin E. Kennamer
McAlester Penitentiary
Gorrell
Watts
Young Born
Byrd seeks study for farm tenant bill in senate
Senator Byrd of Virginia moved to send the Bankhead farm tenant bill to the banking committee for further study calling it the most loosely drawn measure of its kind. An amendment to strip government guaranteed bonds authority was pending as Robinson defended the bill as a tenancy relief effort amid widespread tenant farming findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Byrd
D.-Va
Senate
Banking Committee
Bailey
D.C
Townsend
California
Robinson
D.-Ark
Theater Wins A Suit Involving Granada Theater Case
Judge Hugh Means sustained a demurrer in the case brought by Lee Mason, a Black man from Topeka, seeking an injunction to force Granada theater to admit Black patrons. The court ruled the petition lacked proper allegations and, even if sufficient, no remedy at law via injunction existed. Mason plans to appeal to the state supreme court as the February term closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Means
Lee Mason
Granada Theater Company
Means
Elisha Scott
Topeka
Mason
State Supreme Court
Registry Book Aims to Curb Fronting in Wyandotte County
Kansas City Kansas April 22 Arthur J Stanley Jr Wyandotte county prosecutor started a registration book to slow fronting for accused criminals He expects every fronter to sign with his name date and the person he intercedes for He notes surprise at names of people asking charges dropped and blames not politicians but critics of officials for the difficulty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City, Kan
Arthur J. Stanley, Jr
Wyandotte County
Stanley
Mine Workers President Surrenders in Shooting
Ray Edmundson, state president of the United Mine Workers of America, surrendered in Taylorville to answer a murder charge from a miners street fray that killed Edris Mabie and wounded seven. The clash between UMWA and rival Progressive Miners Union of America followed a meeting in Springfield. Edmundson was wounded and treated at St Vincent's hospital before sheriff Ed Marvel prepared his transfer to Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylorville
Pi— Ray Edmundson
United Mine Workers of America
Edmundson
Illinois
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Ed Marvel
Springfield
Progressive Miners Union of America
Edris Mabie
Ilinois
Dust After Easter Calms Dust Whips Across Wheat Belt
Dust, driven by shifting winds, narrowed visibility to a block in Stockton and to two blocks in Hays and Dodge City. The dust spread over western and central Nebraska with notable infiltration at York Grand Island Conad North Platte Big Springs and Sidney. The area had cleared through Easter though southern and western sections remained clear this morning with Oklahoma Colorado Texas and New Mexico free of silt.
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Stockton
Kan
Hays
Dodge City
Nebraska
York
Grand Island
Conad
North Platte
Big Springs
Sidney
Oklahoma
Colorado
Texas
New Mexico
Loans Going Out Fast in Emergency Crop Aid
Washington reports emergency crop loans are issued at 15,000 daily by farm credit offices. About 70,000 farmers already received loans, with disbursements reaching 90,000 daily this week. Additional 3,000 to 5,000 emergency feed loans are made daily in the Great Plains drought areas. Total loans from last year’s drought relief amount to about 65 dollars. All offices now complete loans within 48 hours, Norman Monaghan says.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Farm Credit Administration
Norman Monaghan
Emergency
Great Plains Drouth
Monaghan
Links Barker With Crime
St Paul April 22 fingerprint expert Aaron Kohn of the Bureau of Investigation linked Arthur Barker to the Bremer kidnapping in Barker and nine others trial. He identified a print on a gasoline can near Portage Wisconsin February 7 1934 as Barker's right index finger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Arthur
Doc) Barker
Coleader
Alvin Karpis
Barker-Karpis
Edward G. Bremer
Barker
Aaron Kohn
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Washington
Portage
Wis
Bremer
Good Roads Meeting Gathers 300 Kansas Boosters
More than three hundred highway boosters from across Kansas attended an organizational session of the Kansas National Highway Plan Association in McPherson. Hugh S. Stephens of Jefferson City, Missouri, was the principal speaker outlining rational planning and its purpose as the group set to adopt a constitution and by laws and appoint committees before closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McPherson
Kan
Kansas National Highway Plan Association
Hugh S. Stephens
Jefferson City
Missouri Citizens Road Association
Two Fined in Police Court
Two persons paid fines in police court this morning. Mrs. C. E. Williams was fined ten dollars for being intoxicated and Aaron Brooks was fined thirty five dollars for assaulting Robert Lewis during an altercation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Williams
Aaron Brooks
Robert Lewis
Attacked fragment yields arrest of Walter Peterson
Walter Peterson, a Black man, was arrested Sunday night at 514 Lincoln Street by city officers who reported intoxication and a small liquor possession. He is held in the county jail with no charges listed. The text also asks about attic contents and turning items into cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Peterson
Lincoln Street
Peterson
That's Proof Enough Lady Engaging a New Chauffeur
A prospective chauffeur seeks cautious employment with a demanding employer. He promises zero risk and asks for a month's salary in advance as the judge considers the unusual demand and terms.
New Way to Hold False Teeth in Place
A powder named Fasteeth promises to keep dentures secure without bitterness or taste disturbance. It claims no gummy feel and even freshens breath. Available in three sizes at Round Corner Drug Co or local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Corner Drug Co
Six Hurt In Auto Crash Near Halstead Kansas
Six persons were severely injured in a motor car collision on highway No 50 about a mile and a half north of Halstead at 11 this morning. Max Behymer of Emporia was driving a car and was brought to a hospital here for body and head injuries. Betty Eales of Hutchinson rode with Behymer. Also injured were Mr and Mrs Mike Dillon Frank Schlietzbaum and Martin Schlietzbaum of Conway Springs. Behymer was the only one believed to have serious injuries. others received treatment for cuts and bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halstead
Kan
UPI
Here
Max Behymer
Mporia
Betty Eales
Hutchinson
Behymer
Mike Dillon
Frank Schlietz
Townsend Will Not Speak At Des Moines Platform
Washington reports Dr. F E Townsend, pension advocate, declined an invitation to speak on the same platform with Senator Long at Des Moines next Saturday. Milo Reno, head of the farm holiday movement, urged a political union of Townsend Long and Father Coughlin to end wage slavery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
F. E. Townsend
Senator Long
Des Moines
Milo Reno
Louisiana
Townsend
Sunday Dinner Guests At Ed Flory Home
Mr and Mrs Clyde Flory hosted Sunday dinner at the Ed Flory home with Wan da Lee and Teddy in attendance. The Friendship club met Friday for an April 12 roll call where attendees described their wedding dresses and upcoming weddings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Flory
Wanda Lee
Teddy
Ed Flory
Mart Hartman
Friendship Club
W. A. Simon
Charles Forth
John Bulmer
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Marld
Guymon
No Man's Land
Cuymon
Associated Press
Aaron
Princess Barbara Hutton Mdvani
Nevada City
Burns UP
Y. F. W. Band
Rigdon
THE
Dickinson
Bones
South Park
Kaw Tire Co
Weaver's
Committee On Rural
I. J. Meade
Rotary
Kennamer
Bankhead
Granada Theater
Kansas
Kansas Association
McGrew-Peck Investment Co
Conrad McGrew and
Arthur S. Peck
Dickinson Bldg
Huey Long
Enterprise and Vicinity
T. G. Fitch
Hosford & Arnold
Mass
Granada
Ted Fiorito
M.G.M
Hollywood
Picture Studio
Schulz
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