Mystery play Cock Robin staged by Kansas Players at Fraser
The Kansas Players presented Cock Robin a murder puzzle at Fraser theater with a backstage murder reveal. Amateur cast includes George Meen Yatton Jessica Crafton George Callahan and Margaret Huggins. Proceeds aid a charity production with additional showings Wednesday and Thursday. Tickets available by phone to KU.
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Kansas
Fraser Theater
Discreen Craft George
En Yatton
Blle Anliffe
Jessica Crafton
Alice Montgomery
Cape Valley Players
George Callahan
Richard Lane
Andargaret Huggins
Maria Scott
K. U
Oklahoma fugitives nabbed in widespread southwest crime case
Oklahoma officers pursued Paul Martin and Ed Davis across the region, arresting Martin at a tourist camp near Henderson after a chase from Joinerville Turnersville area. Davis was captured at Troup. a woman alias Mrs Ed Cobb was detained, and Davis faces murder charges in Marlow. Allred wounded, jailed on murder charge. connections to $1,000,000 Lincoln Neb bank robbery and Jet Oklahoma heist are noted.
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Henderson
Tex
Oklahoma
Dallas
Paul Martin
Ed Davis
Davis
Martin
Kinks
Perpe : A
Joinerville
Turnersville
Marlow
Ed. Cobb
Cobb
Okmul
WS. McApally
Beggs
Lincoln, Neb
Former Supply Sergeant Held Over Blanket Theft
Authorities in Waurika Oklahoma hold Tom Beene about 22, former supply sergeant of Company M 137th Infantry, on grand larceny charges for stealing ten army blankets from the unit in Lawrence. An information filed in district court says the theft occurred April 22, each blanket valued at 2.50, Beene arrested Sunday with all ten blankets in his possession, to be returned for prosecution.
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Waurika
Okla
Tom Beene
137Th Infantry
Lawrence
Beene
Wayne Alphin
Company M
Oklahoma
Pure-Milk Producers 2A Special Meeting Announced
A 2A special meeting of the local Pure-Milk Producers Association of Greater Kansas City is set for 8 o'clock Thursday night in the Chamber of Commerce. Flory, district director, announced the gathering. Meyer of Kansas City will be present. all members are urged to attend.
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Greater
Kansas’ City
Chamber of Commerce
Flory
Meyer
Kansas City
Senior Recital Delights Large KU Audience At Campus
One of the season’s largest audiences attended Kari Bratton’s senior recital in the University of Kansas Administration Building. The tenor offered German French Italian and English pieces with poise and professional finish. Evelyn Swarthout accompanied with notable charm and Elmer Anderson assisted. The next Senior series recital is May 12 featuring Elizabeth Cleary and Sydney David.
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University ‘of Kansas
Kari Bratton
Bratton
Vermont Hills
Nichavo
Moncrieff
Evelyn Swarthout
Godowski
St. Saens
Elmer Anderson
Sid
Elizabeth Cleary
Sydney David
Carl A. Preyer
New Reno Divorce Mill Begins Grinding Friday
Reno many residents await the new six weeks residence law set to take effect Friday May 1 in a push to speed divorces. District Judges Curler and Moran plan decrees every ten minutes in non contested cases if bar association approves. County clerk would assign hearings and calendars under a retro active rule. An estimated 100 to 200 persons may file, with a one day record of 52 divorces noted.
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Reno, Nev
Apt
Reno
District Court
Benjamin F. Curler
Thomas F.moran
Bar Association
Eighteen Farm Bureau Leaders Attend Furniture School
A furniture school conducted for Farm Bureau women leaders met in Chamber of Commerce rooms Friday and Monday. Ten clubs were represented. Miss Asia Hepler led demonstrations and a home project.
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Farm Bureau
Chamber [of Commerce
Asia Epler
Demonstraion Aarent
Feport
Jeaders
Lola
Hepler
Boynton rules Kansas highway commission must pay interest
Kansas Attorney General Roland Boynton ruled that the highway commission must reimburse the full assessment paid by taxpayers including both principal and interest when installments come due. Interest is not paid on amounts taxpayers have already contributed from the time of payment to reimbursement. The opinion was delivered to Ralph M. Hope, assistant attorney for the highway commission.
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Topeka
Apr
Roland Boynton
Kansas Highway Commission
Ralph M. Hope
The
Highway Commission
No Dalton Treasure Declared By Dalton Gang Survivor
Oklahoma City April 28 AP Treasure seekers hoping for gold once buried by the Dalton gang are disappointed Emmett Dalton a bandit survivor says no treasure was ever buried He says the gang needed money for themselves and lending to supposed friends Dalton 60 lives in Hollywood and will revisit Coffeyville and other scenes He also pleaded against capital punishment before Lt Gov Burns noting it fails to deter crime.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Kansas
Dalton Gang
Emmett Dalton
Acle
Coffeyville
Dalton
Capitol
Burns
Drive Wary Probers Force Intruders Away at 2204 Tennessee Street
Police report two unknown intruders tried to enter J. Wither residence on Tennessee Street late last night. A cellar window was found broken after the attempt, and family members reported seeing a prowler near the window and another near the garage before the suspects fled.
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J. Wither
Tennessee Street
Buf
Falo
Cermak Takes Up Duties as New Mayor of Chicago
Anton J. Cermak began his term as Chicago mayor, vowing a full time effort to cut city expenditures, restore order, and ready Chicago for the 1983 Century of Progress exposition. He pledged tax relief via spending cuts and placed police department administration under the police commissioner, with reforms if needed.
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Cermak
Chicago
Anton J. Cermak
Bohemia
Braidwood
Ill
America
Police
Trader Horn breaks theater attendance in Lawrence record
Frank Barnes manager said yesterday the Dick inson theater in Lawrence set all house records with the opening of Trader Horn. Matinee and evening shows were capacity, continuous screenings continued, and the film drew crowds comparable to top titles in Kansas City. Regular showtimes of 3, 7, and 9 o'clock are in effect.
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Trader Horn
Dickinson Theater
Lawrence
Frank Barnes
Kansas City
Theft of Explosives Near Okmulgee Oklahoma
The theft report from Okmulgee notes 820 quarts of nitroglycerin stolen from the Independent Eastern Torpedo company magazine five miles north of town. Carl Steffy, a well shooter for the firm, reported 70 pounds of dynamite and caps missing. The theft follows a Texas Ranger warning about a communist plot to seize explosives for sabotage in oil fields.
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Okmulgee
Okla
Independent Eastern Torpedo Company
Here
Carl Steffy
Frank Hamer
Texas Ranger
Elds
Dean Swarthout to Judge All-State Music Contest
Dean D. M. Swarthout of the University of Kansas fine arts school and Mrs. Swarthout depart for Columbia Missouri to serve as judges at the all-state music contest held at the University of Missouri. They will stay with Dean and Mrs James T. Quarles and return to Lawrence early Saturday.
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D. M. Swarthout
University of Kansas Fine Arts School
Flying circuses banned under Kansas Sunday blue laws
Kansas Attorney General Ro land Boynton ruled in an oral opinion that flying circuses operate on Sundays would violate the state’s blue laws. Everett Seerman county attorney of Osborne County was informed of the ruling. Separately the Interstate Commerce Commission ordered railroads in coal districts to revise rates to northern Missouri Iowa Southern Minnesota and South Dakota destinations.
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Topeka
Roland Boynton
Kansas
Everett Seerman
Osborne County
The
Interstate Commerce Commission
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Iowa
Minnesota
Sadie Hutt to Host Friday Auction and Club Meeting
Miga Sadie Hutt will host a Friday auction at 1 o'clock featuring a luncheon. A. U. W. meeting follows at 2 o'clock with Mrs J B Furate and Mrs Leslie Hamer. The Dee club met Friday with Mrs A D Himsinger announcing the birth of a son, Billy Joe, on April 26.
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Miga
Sadie ‘Hutt
S Lencheon
Esperatin
Leslie Ham
A. D. Himsinger
Billy Joe
Mrs. Morrison Arrives From Los An Cal for Ill Father
Mrs Harry Morrison of Los An 2 Cal arrived Saturday noon with her young daughter Harriet to tend her father Jilbur following illness in the family.
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Harry Morrison
Los An 2
Cal
Jilbur
Harriet
Highway work bids authorized for six divisions in Kansas
The state highway department announced authorization of construction projects totaling about 750000 for six divisions. Projects include 7.5 miles paving, 103 miles of blatter, 2 miles of graded miles of oil sand, 16 miles of grading and culverts, and specific upgrades in Wyandotte county, Ranges City US 78 F, and Blue Bay. Rain fell in western Kansas with Oberlin and Atwood reporting showers, Colby and Mankato threatened, central western area clear.
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Topeka
Kan
Tatehway
State
Highway Commission
Wyandotte County
Ranges City
Kansas
Salina
Oberlin
Atwood
Colby
Mankato
Sas
Plead Not Guilty and Tennis and Cards at Issue
Fragmented news items report plead not guilty in a boxing bout setup at Ebbets Field on June 10 and a National League baseball note about New York teams. Mississippi Legislature convenes with both chambers present to defy the governor over finance relief. A Kansas case seeks ousting Wheat Farming Co. from state business. A U.S. agricultural economist selected to represent at the London grain conference in May.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States
London
Cooking School Recipes From Journal World Demonstration
Recipes demonstrated at the third annual cooking school at Orpheum theater last week include fruit muffins creamed mushrooms macaroni and croquettes with spinach ring mold and a chocolate icing. The notes show detailed ingredient lists and steps for croquettes creamed mushrooms berry pie pastry and fruit tea with emphasis on technique and timing.
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Journal-World
Orpheum Theater
Spaghett
Concert Is Tonight at University Auditorium
University concert tonight features a program including selections from musical comedy and various dances. The event lists pieces by Rudolph Friml, Charles Skilton, Johann Strauss, Rimac-Korsakov, and others with Mary Rushton and Sydney David as accompanists. General public invited to attend.
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AneAs
Ka’ Rudolph Friml
C. McCanles
Schubert
Battle of the Marne
Grants Fund Blind Research At University of Kansas
Dr. Cutsforth, aided by a 2500 dollar grant and a 2600 dollar second award from the A. Famnesie Corporation, will continue investigations into problems of the blind at the University of Kansas. Chancellor Lindley announced the funding, noting the first grant followed Cuts forth PhD. degree and vision impairment. Mrs. Cutsforth also earned a PhD last June as part of the same program led by Dr. Wheeler. Nine Die in Explosion Magdeleu Germany Apr 28 AP reports nine seriously injured workers after a sugar factory blast in Magdeleu.
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Cutsforth
A. Famnesie Corporation
Tesuist
Thomas D. Cutsforth
University of Kansas
E. H. Lindley
Te University of Kansas
University of Oregon
Kansas
R. H.ler
Western State
Wheeler
Magdeleu
Germany
Jockinson resigns as pastor of First Congregational Church
Manhattan Kansas reports that J. P. Jockinson, pastor of the First Congregational Church for six years, announced his resignation yesterday to pursue new duties. He leaves after long service and will be succeeded by interim leadership in the church community.
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Manhattan
J. JP. Jockinson
Beco
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