London preps for coronation crowds and pageantry of May 12
London buzzes with coronation fever as May 12 approaches Big Ben to signal the crownings. Three processions are planned from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Abbey with royal guests and guards in a vast display.
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London
Big Ben
Whitehall
Charing Cross
Hyde Park
Parliament Square
Westminster
George
Elizabeth
Buckingham Palace
Westminster Abey
Palace
Jandaus
Queen Mother
Mary
Princesse
Margaret Rose
Duke
Gloucester
Royal Horse Guards
Royal Household
Navy
Air Force
Pereive
Air Forcs
Air Mari
Army Council
Guarde
Fries
Walting
Aldenwan
Liberty Memorial High Names Twenty to Honor Society
Twenty seniors at Liberty Memorial High School were named to the National Honorary Society for scholarship leadership and service. selections were from the top third of the class with eight already members this year. List includes Jack Beamer Virginia Bell Roberta Brewer Betty Bridges Nadine Briece Jean Dooley Rusty Frink Marjorie Hetzel Winifred Hill and others.
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Liberty Memorial High School
National Honorary Society
Jack Beamer
Virginia Bell
Roberta Brewer
Betty Bridges
Nadine Briece
Jean Dooley
Rusty Frink
Marjorie Hetzel
Winifred Hill
Dale Kephart
Violet LaMont
Dell Love
Marjorie McCarty
Russell Miller
Betty Ruth Mitchell
Roger Montgomery
Maxine Patterson
Virginia Walters
Mabel Yeaton
Ruth Yeomans
Bob Alten
Ruth Mary Chandler
Maurice Jackson
Alice Ann Jones
Budd Russell
Jean Stouffer
Tom Sweeney
Kathryn Werges
Seven quick knowledge questions from a classifieds page
Test Your Knowledge presents seven trivia prompts. Topics include geography literature religion and biology. The questions ask about bodies of water lemon oil Kovno Clingmans Dome the Arabian North African jerboa the Thames and excommunication.
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France
England
Kovno
Clingman’s Dome
Great Britain
Missou
Tyrone Power Telephone Call Report Sparks Weekend Rumor
A Kansas campus column notes two Phi Phi coeds telephoned Tyrone Power in Hollywood to say they would visit him this summer, a call described as flattered but unverified. The item sits amid campus notices, dance auditions, student government events, and a pharmacy tour by train.
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Union Building
Hollywood
Calif
Tyrone Power
Sonja Henio
Power
London
Date Set for Barbecue Annual R C T C Event
Lt. Col Karl Baldwin announced the annual spring barbecue of the University of Kansas R C T C will be May 19 in Memorial Stadium. Awards will be given to student cadets and music provided by the U.S. military band and Ross Robertson's chorus.
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University of Kansas R. C. T
Karl Baldwin
Memorial Stadium
Amae
T B Board Will Meet In Douglas County Association
The Douglas County T B Association board of directors will meet Friday at 4 p.m. in O J Lane offices. E S Weatherby auditor will present the annual report. All members are urged to attend. Clothing Needed Salvation Army requests clothing during spring housecleaning. Old shoes and clothes can be used. phone 633 or bring to Army hall 729 Vermont.
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Douglas County T. B. Association
O. J. Lane
E. S. Weatherby
Salvation Army
Army
Army Hall
Vermont
Basque City Falls to Rebels Near Bilbao Front
Insurgents push from Durango toward Bilbao as Guernica braces for a siege. They seize 14 villages, occupy heights around Durango, and take hundreds of Basque prisoners amid fierce church fortifications. Authorities warn of Bilbao’s possible surrender within 24 hours unless air support arrives.
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Durango
Guernica
Aguirre
Biscayan
Emilio Mola
Francisco Franco
Ferce
Santa Maria
Madrid
London
Paris
Valencia
Three Jayhawk Farmers Earn State Farmer Degrees
Jayhawk chapter of Future Farmers of America names Junior Heck Dick Wise and Ralph Houk as State Farmers at Manhattan judging contest. Lawrence school stands out with three honorees among 41 total, with judging teams posting solid placements across grain dairy shop and public speaking events.
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Junior Heck
Dick Wise
Ralph Houk
Jayhawk
Future Farmers of America
Manhattan
Lawrence
Newton
Tin Ottawa
Lawrence Vocational Agriculture Department
Bradford Powell
Noel Reed
Delbert Steele
Linus Dietz
Gas Motors
Herbert Folks
Regional ACS Meeting in Omaha Highlights KU Chemistry Faculty
The Midwest regional American Chemical Society session in Omaha draws Kansas University chemistry faculty and students. Prof. F B Davis chairs the meeting and opens with Some Phases of Chemistry 100 Years Ago. Papers include The Chemical Contributions of John August Arfwedson and Mercuration of Diphenyl Ether.
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Midwest
American Chemical Society
Omaha
University of Kansas Department of Chemistry
F. B. Davis
A. W. Davidson
Johna August Arfwedson
Mary E. Weeks
Mary Larson
Wayne E. White
R. Q. Brewster
Wesley Schroeder
Robert Taft
Lee Horsley
Department
W. H. Bean
G. W. Stratton
Lawrence Forman
Harold Smith
James Ingle
Elza Holmes
Enoch Johnson
J. D. Hutcheson
Elvira Weeks
Tuberculosis Tests Planned for Lawrence High Students
TheDouglasCountyTuberculosisassociation with Kansas health groups will offer tuberculin tests to Lawrence high school students in early May funded by Christmas seals sales. Dr. Clifton Hall will administer and read results. parental written consent is required. The association also runs monthly clinics at Lawrence Memorial Hospital and two KU student clinics at Watkins Memorial Hospital, with Christmas seal funds sending 2 to 4 children to Legionville camp in Independence each summer with American Legion aid.
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Douglas County Tuberculosis Association
Kansas State Board of Health
Kansas State Tuberculosis and Health Association
Lawrence
Sapa
Clifton Hall
Division of Tuberculosis
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Watkins Memorial , Hospital
University of Kansas
Legionville Preventorium
Independence
Kan
American Legion
Twenty Milking Beauties Vie in Sabetha Contest
In Sabetha Kansas on April 29 twenty comely lasses and their cows competed for the title Miss Milk Maid of the World and Miss Bovine America at the North East Kansas Holstein show. Judging paired girls with cows by milking skill and appearance, with a two minute milking contest if needed. The event crowned a team with a bale of hay awarded to the cow side.
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Sabetha
Kan
History in a Mallet Found in Herald of Freedom Room
An old wooden mallet used for preparing forms of the Herald of Freedom was found in the north room of F. H. Panner’s home during remodeling at 706 Connecticut street. The piece suggests it aided in printing in the 1850s and later years, with dark handle indicating printer use to drive shooting sticks.
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Herald of Freedom
Journal-World Office
F. H. Panner
Connecticut Street
Massachusetts Street
Penner
New England Emigrant Aid Society
George W. Brown
Kansas
Huxman Speaks Tonight at University Banquet
Gov Walter A Huxman will be principal speaker at the annual business school banquet in Memorial Union ballroom at 690. Dean Frank T Stockton will preside. This morning students voted in the school officer election with results to be announced at dinner tonight.
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Walter A. Huxman
School of Business
Memorial Union
W. L. Burdick
School of Law
Harry O'Riley
Syracuse
Kan
Frank T. Stockton
Junior High Boys Athletic Show Opens Friday Night
The Junior high boys physical education program, directed by L. R. Perry, will stage its annual display at the Senior High auditorium Friday at 7:30. More than 350 boys will perform, with new events jump circle badminton and kick ball joining relays balances back vaulting pyramids tumbling and horizontal bar. Admission is 15 cents for adults and 10 cents for children.
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L. R. Perry
Plan Spelling Test for Douglas County Fifty Plus Contenders
Douglas County residents aged 50 and over are urged to enter a class D spelling contest at the district courtroom next Saturday at 9 30 am. County Superintendent Harold Fisher announced the event to choose two representatives for the state contest in September. J M Palmer, last year’s class D estate champion from Route 2 Lawrence, will supervise but will not compete. Contests will be oral with possible written tests decided by contestants on arrival. several spellers have already entered, and anyone may join Saturday morning.
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Douglas County
District Court Room
Harold Fisher
J. M. Palmer
Route 2
Lawrence
Court House
Palmer
Luncheon Held for KU ROTC Officers and Guests
A 2:30 luncheon in the Kansas Union cafeteria honored the Senate Committee of ROTC officers and members as Major Mead and Major Wickham led the inspection of the ROTC unit. Attendees included university officials, deans, professors, and cadet majors. ROTC units paraded yesterday with the university band providing music.
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Senate
R.O.T.C
Kansas Union
University of Kansas Military Science Faculty
F.C. Mead
Fred C. Wickham
Senate Committee
Earnest Boyce
Frank T. Stockton
H. B
R. F. Edwards
W. I Brady
C. FE. Engle
Karl Klooz
G. G. Bayles
E. A. Johnson
H. E. Roy
Russell L. Wiley
William Kollender
E E. Baker
Charles Roderick
University
Deaths and Funerals: Drake and Harpe
George Drake age about 75 died at his home 623 Lincoln street. Survived by brother Will Drake of Kansas City Missouri. Funeral arrangements not yet completed. Robert Wesley Harpe 25 year old manager of Goodrich tire company in Lawrence died at Memorial hospital. Funeral services set for 2 PM Friday at Ash Grove Missouri with burial there. Survived by wife Helen Ruth Harpe parents Charles and Mrs Harne Conway Missouri and sisters Dorothy Harpe Conway Missouri and Irene Cole Springfield Missouri.
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George Drake
Lincoln Street
Will Drake
Kansas City
Robert Wesley Harpe
Goodrich Tire Company
Lawrence
Memorial Hospital
Ashgrove
Helen Ruth Harpe
Charles Harne
Contway
Dorothy Harpe
Conway
Irene Cole
Springfield
Build Permit Granted for J Wither at 2100 Ohio Street
A building permit is issued to J Wither for a three room house and a garage at 2100 Ohio Street with T G Elliott named as the builder. Temperature reached 82 degrees after 2 pm and light rain began after 3 pm. Arthur Allen and Mary Louise List of Kansas City were issued a marriage license.
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J. Wither
Ohio Street
T. G. Elliott
Marrige
Arthur Allen
Mary Louise List
Kansas City,an
Bail Option on Midamerica Stock Dies with Van Sweringens
Report to Probate Judge Brewer states the right to enforce the option granted to Ball and Tomlinson to buy a controlling Midamerica stake remained subject to the original terms if it persisted. Those terms included management by the Van Sweringens heirs, payment for 8250 shares in escrow, and settlement of 75 million in debts. Attorneys Niman and Wykoff noted the option’s status and potential continuance under the same conditions, with the court likely not authorizing a suit to enforce it. Early sale of Midamerica securities to New York buyers preceded this development.
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Cleveland
Nelson J. Brewer
van Sweringen
George A. Ball
G. A. Tomlinson
Midamerica Corporation
van Sweringens
Midamerica
Charles A. Niman
Lewnard C. Wykoff
Brewer
J. Paul Thompson
van Sweringen Estate
van Sweringen R
Robert R. Young
Frank F. Kolbe
New York
Allen. P. Kirby
Wilkes-Barre
Evening Star social notes from Weaver and Eudora areas
Local residents share weekend gatherings and family visits across Weaver, Eudora, and Kaw Valley. Mr and Mrs Robert Reusch visit Kaegi family. Otts spend weekend in Omaha with daughter Josephine in beauty school. senior banquet at Eudora high for Neis Ott Abel Wilson and Koehler. Bernitz family hosts. Warren Lee born to Eudary family. Shirley Long visits Kathaleene Broers. Edelbrocks and Cook visit Grant Edelbrock. Rilley family from Kansas City visits Kindred and Wichman households. Kaw Valley guests and local hospital return noted.
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Robert Reusch
George Kaegi
Johnnie Wichman
Vernon Strobel
Weaver School House
George Ott
Omaha
Neb
Josephine
Beauty School
Ben Neis
Esther Ott
Minnie Abel
Ruby Neis
Arleta Wilson
Pearl Koehler
Eudora High School
Howard Bernitz
Lelia Mae
Carl Kurtz
Hesner
Wilfred Eudary
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Weaver
Warren Lee
Shirley Long
Eudora
Kathaleene Broers
Pete Edelbrock
Charlene
Mary Cook
Grant Edelbrock
Leo Rilley
Kansas City
Prairie Center Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Miss Elheida Koehler visited Miss Anna Meuffle at Prairie Center while Minnie Abel joined 1 o’clock dinner with Mr and Mrs Harry Crammer in DeSoto. Morris, Kan and Spencer McCoy visitors, and several callers on Mrs Wilfred Endaly and a new baby. Esther Ott hosted Alfreida Koehler and Pearl Koehler overnight. Alice Kindred, Endora High freshman, earned four B grades on the fifth period honor roll.
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Tie Bernitz
Alice Berenitz
Elheida Koehler
Prairie Center
Anna Meuffle
Minnie Abel
Harry Crammer
DeSoto
Wallace McGee
Morris, Kan
Spencer McCoy
L. L. Kindred
John Bowen
Arvin Weston
Ben Neis
Floyd Broers
Wilfred Endaly
New Baby
Alfreida Koehler
Pearl Koehler
Eudora
Esther Ott
Alice Marie Kindred
Endora High School
Market News Government Bonds and Wall Street Update
New York Apr 29 AP reports U S government bonds rose with yields drifting. Treasury 4 1 5 114.20 Treasury da 110 3s June 205 14 Treasury 3s March 105 27. The Day In Wall Street notes late stock break in U S Steel unsettled rally with fractional gains erased, large volumes sold, and mixed advances near close. Transfers around 2,000,000 shares. Gold stocks weak. rails and technologies led losses. several blue chips supported. Gold rumors persist amid a House Fish gold pricing proposal and caution from economists.
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New York
U. S
Treasury
Wall Street
Chicago
Santa Fe Jed
New York Central
Southern Pacific
Great Northern
Southern Railway
Erie
Bethlehem Steel
Vanadium
Chrysler
General Motors
U. S. Rubber
Goodyear
Goodrich
Seaboard Oil
Philli Petroleum
Sears, Roebuck
Woolworth
J. 1 Case
Deere
Boeing
Douglas Aircraft
American Telephone
Western Union
Westinghouse
du Pont
Allied Chemical
Shelly Oil
Shell Union Oil
Industrial Rayon
Lionel D. Edie
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
London
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Three Comrades
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G. K. Chesterton
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