Gibson Geneva disarmament proposals praised abroad
London and Paris press applaud Ambassador Gibson's Geneva speech as a pivotal move toward universal disarmament. Germany notes visible support from Washington and Hoover era, while Berlin circles frame it as a major shift linking land and naval talks. Ambassadors Gibson and Cushendun shape expectations for a U S backed reduction.
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Berlin
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Injured on Highway in Big Springs Auto Crash
Three Big Springs residents, including 11 and 14 year old sons of Mrs Elmer Mat hey, were injured when their car collided with another on Sunday afternoon near Big Springs. They were taken to St Francis hospital in Topeka for treatment.
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Leo Leonard
Elmer Mattey
Big Springs
Oklahoma
Senior recital by Miss Housel earns enthusiastic audience
Miss Marjorie Housel mezzo-soprano presented a senior recital in the administration building auditorium. The program featured Italian French German English and American songs. Her Bach patron and Burleigh trees have grown so aroused strong applause. Berbergs Now Joan Ardently and Gounod C am lyre immortelle impressed. Prof Skilton’s new We Save the Winds to Tell was well received. Harold Bradley accompanied adeptly.
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Burleigh
Gounod
Bemberg
Joan
Charles S. Skilton
University
Skilton
Harold Bradley
NEW ‘Broadcasting Field
Use of Telephone and Power Wires for Home Broadcasting
Washington reports Major General George J. Squier described a monophone system allowing home wired radio by tapping telephone and power lines. The device would switch to one of three programs with no tuning, offering volume control and eliminating static and fading. Education could benefit as colleges and government departments adopt wired broadcasting in schools.
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Washington
National Academy of Sciences
George J0. Squier
Ciovin
Zemo Promises Quick Clear of Pimples and Eczema
Claims invisible Zemo soothes pimples itching rash and blemishes in two short time. Declares 20 years of relief for stubborn eczema with odorless antiseptic liquid. Available at druggists for 35 cents 60 cents and one dollar. Get a bottle today.
ROTC Inspected in Annual University Spring Review
The University ROTC unit undergoes its annual spring inspection today and tomorrow. Major Raymond C. Baird of the seventh corps area leads the review covering drill rifle marksmanship hygiene first aid map reading demolitions bridges fortifications musketry and explosives. Tomorrow includes artillery division review and classroom theory assessment.
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Seventh Corps
Omaha
Baird
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Kansas ninety piece band to perform spring concert
The University of Kansas band directed by Prof McCanles will give its annual spring concert in the Auditorium at 8 15 p m as a prelude to Music Week. The program includes Massenet Overture Phedre piano and xylophone solos, Indian Fantasia Pocahontas Episode and Battle of the Marne with additional accordion pieces and a Valse.
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University of Kansas
4 McCanles
Kansas
Fersanti
Salimina Leigh Evans
L. Sydney David
Stobbe
Autopsy Performed on Dr Daniel Smith Lamb Body
Washington April 23 AP The body of Dr Daniel Smith Lamb veteran curator of the Army Medical Museum was autopsied under Dr Ales Hrdlicka after Lamb’s request to uncover medical secrets His long career included 1500 autopsies such as those of President Garfield and his assassin Guiteau The procedure was carried out despite Hrdlicka declining to operate due to personal regard for Lamb.
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Washington
Daniel Smith Lamb
Army Medical Museum
Ales Hrdlicka
National’ Musem
Lamb
Hrdlicka
Marit A R. Callender
Army Medical Corps
Garfield
Guiteau
Reunion plans and parish meeting notes from old newspaper excerpt
Trinity Parish will hold a parish meeting tomorrow evening to discuss restoring the old chapel with dinner served at fifty cents. A demonstration of the United States Automatic Fire Alarm company equipment will be shown to carpenters union members at the carpenter's hall. Fred Ellsworth and Caryl Dodds attended a Kansas City luncheon of 1904 graduates to plan a reunion.
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Church
United States Automatic Fire’ Alarm Company
Carpenters’ Union
Carpenter’s Hall
New York Cleaners
Fred Ellsworth
University
Kansas
Twenty Fifth Animal Reunion Plans Noted for 1904 Class
Caryl Dodds traveled with Mr. Ellsworth to discuss the twenty fifth animal reunion during the 1904 class Commencement this spring, as part of preparations for the event.
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