Wheat May Go Up Strongly Says Milner in Europe Trip
Washington April 30 AP George Milner president and GM of the grain stabilization corp says European demand and tight supplies hint at higher wheat prices. He cites shipments to China and reduced European and Russian crops, while US prospects remain poor. The stabilization policy remains unchanged with no price cuts or dumping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George Milner
Grain Stabilization Corporation
Giait
the Farm Board
Milner
Europe
Italy
Germany
Belgium
Ineland
Russia
Canada
United S States
Argentina
Elie
Commission
Orient
United States
P World
Three KU students fined for taking school flowers
Three University of Kansas students, Pi Kappa Alpha members, were found to have taken blossoms from Cordley School yard shrubs. Deputy Sheriff George Price chased a roadster after the trio fled. flowers were recovered. All three posted $1 fines plus costs and were released to appear before Justice J. H. Mitchell on a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Pi ‘Kappa
Alpha Fraternity
George Price
Price
Cordley Shoal
Nineteenth
Kentuckytreets
Fourteenth
Kentucky Getreets
Herbert M. Wool- Env
Kansas City
F. J. Latinis
Caney
Charles H. Riemquist
Kan
Cordley School
Hinil
Awere
J. H. Mitchell
Orthopedic Clinic Draws 40 Plus Attendees Here
Over forty persons attended an orthopedic clinic at the old gold hall yesterday, with attendees registered by A. Raymor nd. Wichita, executive secretary of the Kansas Crippled Children's Association. Participants traveled from St. Marys and Garnett, and Mr. Raymond departed Kansas City after the clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goltw Hall
RK. A. Sraymor
Musical numbers in First Methodist program by high school glee club
Dick Cook a Lawrence high student will perform a tuba solo as part of the high school boys glee club program at the First Methodist church tomorrow evening. Byron L. Doumyer directs. Rev. Robert A. Hunt will preach on Is Prohibition Coming or Going. Two-Day Battle indecisive in Tokyo. 206 rebels killed. Election of teachers and coach to be set at regular May school board meeting Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Cook
Lawrence High
First Methodist Church
Byron L.doumyer
Robert A. Hunt
Board of Education
Calmendar Ice
Eight Members Initiated Into Medical Fraternity
The Kansas chapter of Alpha Omega Alpha honorary medical fraternity held initiation at the Hyde Park hotel in Kansas City. Alumni Dr. Joseph E. Walker and Dr. Nels F. Ocker and students Porter M. Clark Andrew J. Hoefer Marshall E. Hyde Leslie B. Smith Ray H. Moore Leland F. Glaser were admitted. Dr Lyle S Powell gave the address Today Tomorrow. Dean Harry Wahl presented certificates. A second annual lecture in Kansas City is planned with Dr E R Kendall of Northwestern University speaking May 10 in Kansas City and visiting Lawrence that day. Alpha Omega Alpha serves as the medical school equivalent of Phi Beta Kappa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Alpha Omega Alpha
K. U. School of Amedicine
Hyde Park
Kansas City
Lyle S. Powell
Lawrence
Fredinand Helwig
Carl Ferris
School of Medicine
Charles C. Underwood
Joseph E. Walker
Nels F. Ockerblad
Porter M. Clark
Andrew J. Hoefer
Marshall E. Hyde
Leslie B. Smith
Ray H. Moore
Leland F. Glaser
E. R. Kendall
Northwestern University
Phi Beta Kanpa
Deaths and Funerals in Grand Rapids and Beyond
Dorcas Adams, lifelong caregiver and nurse, died in Allegan at 63 after a career devoted to social service and hospital care. Born in London in 1863, she trained at Butterworth and served at Kansas tuberculosis sanatorium Norton before aiding Lawrence, New Jersey communities and founding local visiting nurse organizations. Her legacy spans England, Canada, and multiple U.S. states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Mich
Miss Adams
London
England
Canada
America
Frankfort
Congregational Church
Margaret Freeman
South Orange
N. J
William G. Adams
Flint
Dorcas Adams
Lawrence
Allegan
Discussion at Lutheran Men's Meeting on How to Get Along
More than forty men will gather Sunday at 9:45 in Trinity Lutheran church sanctuary to discuss How to Get Along based on the Isaac and his wells story. A song period led by A C Reuter precedes the meeting. A supper follows Tuesday at 6:45 in the parish house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Lutheran Church
Isaac
A. C. Reuter
Gore pledges oil tariff restoration in Senate
Senator T. P. Gore telegraphed the Oklahoma City oil tariff committee that he would seek to revive the oil levy on the Senate floor. He said the committee decision to delete the provision is not final and that they hope to restore the removed oil tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
T. P. Gore
Oklahoma City Oil Tariff Committee
Senate
Gore
Merchants Bureau Suggests Lawrence Stores Close for Funeral
The Merchants Bureau proposed a general closing of Lawrence stores between 3 50 and 3 30 Monday afternoon for funeral services. S E Schwahn, chairman, announced the plan after a Closing Committee meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants Bureau
Lawrence
A.D. Weaver
S. E. Schwahn
Kansas Bar Association drafts state corporation law
Topeka April 30 AP A Kansas Bar Association committee met to draft a proposed new state corporation law. The committee is led by Charles Hunt of Concordia with members including Robert Foulston Wichita Prof F J Moreau KU Thomas A Lee Topeka Gilbert Frith Emporia B I Litewich Salina Albert Faireconer Arkansas City and Roland Boynton attorney general. A girls bicycle was returned to owner G H Allen 1213 Vermont Street. Bond set at 10 for Lawrence Damiano for speeding. A Ford car stolen Thursday from Tom Drake 1425 Ohio Street was found near the stadium by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas Bar Association
Charles Hunt
Concordia
Robert Foulston
Wichita
Prof
F. J. Moreau
University of Kansas
Thomas A. Lee
Gilbert Frith
Emporia
B. I. Litewich
Salina
Albert Faireconer
Arkansas City
Roland Boynton
Tom
Drake
Ohio Street
Remodeling Project Open House At Student Living House
Tomorrow an open inspection of the Building and Trades Council remodeling project at 1000 Illinois Street will run from 2 to 4 PM. The vacant two story frame house with seven rooms near the university will illustrate remodeling value and potential property gains once construction begins after bids are opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building and Trades Council
Illinois Street
Thas
Chamber of Commerce
Building Trades Council
Washington House Approves Public Works Administration Move
Washington action orders creation of a public works administration to run government building activities as a cost saving measure. Senate debates the appropriation for state justice commerce and labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
State, Justice, Commerce and Labor Departments
Senate Banking Committee
Huey P. Long
Robinson
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
McKellar
Honolulu
Emanuel to auction entire American racing stable
New York April 30 AP Victor Emanuel will dispose of his entire American racing stable at auction on Saturday May 21. Horses to be sold include The Beases winner of nearly 50000 Morfair a Derby Derby eligible and Preakness el igible plus many two year olds. Emanuel said business affairs requiring his presence in England for six months yearly made it impracticable to continue his American string.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Victor Emanuel
Beases
More Room for Clinics at Fire Station Unit
Firemen at station number 1 on Eighth and Vermont turned over a recreation room to clinics, painting and partitioning it to provide more space. Clinic officials applaud the department for the added capacity. A separate AP report notes moisture in a freshly poured floor extinguished a bomb fuse in Kansas City, saving watchman James Duncan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth
Vermont Streets
Kansas City
James Duncana
Society Notes on Bridge Parties and Club Events
Mrs W C Brownlee hosted five tables of bridge with prizes to Mr and Mrs Werner Smith Mr and Mrs George Docking Mrs Robert Warner and C G Bayles Spring flowers decorated tables and two course refreshments were served The Monday Sewing Club will meet at Mrs H M Stucker s home The Pilgrims art group from The Kansas City Athenaeum will visit Lawrence for tours and luncheon at the Colonial The group of about eighty will be escorted by Kansas state police Speakers will include Mrs Parker and Mrs Lindley Others attending include Miss Hoopes and Miss Florence Shaw The trip departs Bald win to see the Quayle Bible collection at Baker University then to Lawrence Luncheon at 12 80 Mrs A J Maurer in charge Miss Hoopes introduced by Mrs Parker Virginia Hutson later Mrs Michael J Octia was honored with a bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs Jack Schopflin Other Lawrence guests included Mrs M Z Coolidge Mrs W G Hutson Jr H C Rumsey and Miss Venetia Spepake Prizes to Mrs Hedrick Mrs Culver and Mrs Jones Centerpiece featured tulips and spirea Mrs Homer Allison hosted a four table bridge evening with spring colors yellow rose and green Two course supper prizes to Miss Lota Ziesenis and Miss Winifred Benander The guest list included many named locals Recreation Club to hold annual guest day at Mrs A G Banks home with guests by invitation via Mrs W A McAlearney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Brownlee
Werner Smith
George Docking
Robert Warner
C.G. Bayles
Marcissus
Sweet Williams
Pilgrims
Kansas City Athenaeum
Lawrence
Spooner-Thayer Museum
Kansas State Police
Helen Rhoda Hoopes
Baldwin
Quayle
Baker University
Michael J. Octia
Virginia Hutson
Jack Schopflin
Kansas City
M. Z. Coolidge
W. G. Hutson
H. C. Rumsey
Venetia Spepake
Rumsey
H. H. Holloway
I’. W. Cutter
C. W. Amidon
FE. O. W. Bridge Club
Colonial Tea Room
Holloway
WW. G. Culver
C. Greever
Leavenworth
Frank C. Jones
M. T. Coolidge
George Hedrick
Culver
Jones
Homer Allison
Bridge
Lota’ Ziesenis
Winifred Benander
S Ledh Kircher
Barbara Benz
Hilda Borg
Jessie Borg
Jessie ‘Scott
Electa Esperger
Winifred Kelly
Kate Jewett
Lota Ziesen
Bessie Fletcher
Dessie Murphy
Wilfred Hunsinger
Edward Martin
C. M. Bess
Alvis Allison
Mrs. Brewer Plans Move to Lawrence After St. Louis Visit
Mrs. F. C. Brewer will return to her St. Louis home tomorrow with her sister-in-law Mrs. A. Gifford. She intends to move to Lawrence once she has disposed of her current home there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Brewer
St. Louis
A. Gifford
Trickett Wins Golf Finals at Baker Relays Event
Trickett of Wyandotte defeated Reed of Paola two and one to reach the finals, Hanna finished third by losing to McLean one up, in a morning golf tournament tied to the Baker Relays while Hubert Else of Osborne announces county attorney candidacy subject to the Republican primary in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker Relays
Hanna
Reed
Paola
Trickett
Wyandotte
Hea
Ie Lawrence High
McLean
Osborne
J, Hubert
Else
The
University of Kansas
Osborne County
No 10 And Vicinity Union District 34 School Last Day
A joyful final day at Union District 34 saw 175 participants on Tuesday April 26. The room wore yellow and lavender with flowers. Florine Bochle led grace and two birthday cakes graced the table. A program featured readings from Dary Wrightsman Helen Thomas Veda Sutton Jack Thomas Hazel Moore Dean Wrightsman June Beck Leonard Flory and Miss White, harmonica solos by Marvin Eva Wrightsman songs and parodies by pupils aided by Mrs Boehle. A play Where My Cake was staged by six pupils and a negro minstrel group performed A Coon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Florine Bochle
Elsie
Mae Pinnett
Martha Niebrugge
Agnes White
Dary Wrightsman
Helen Thomas
Veda Sutton
Jack Thomas
Hazel Moore
Dean Wrightsman
June Beck
Leonard Flory
Miss White
Marvin
Eva Wrightsman
Nellie Gray
Carol Nina Boehle
Mrs. Boehle
Lila
Florine Boehle
Hazel
Max Moore
Marion Wrightsman
Ruth Young
Norma Moore
Daryl Wrightsman
Dean Veda Sutton
Milton Niebrugge
Jane Beck
Marie Young
Mary Churchbanch
Mae Young
Lila Bochle
Blue Tibbon Health
Dean
Marvin Wrightsman
Teddy Hess
Washington
Frank Sutton
William Niebrugge
Charles Schwartz
Q. J.lane
Lane
Glen Wolf
Gene White
Paul ‘Teeters
Lawrence
Estella Merchant
Ottawa
Charles E. Boeks
C. HK. Merry
Ballard
Merle Hitchcock
C. O. Smith
Joe
Irene Jardon
Baldwin
Sam Vanhuss
Ray Baker
Pomona
BE. J. Hill
Paul Maust
Miss Fulton
Lecompton
O. M.hird
Brubaker
No. Ten
Ledoy Stoneking
No. 10
Leroy Stoneking
Leroy
Maurice Cook
Jean
Lenexa
John Cunningham
Doris
George Myers
Rose
Musical and school events mark week in Lawrence area
The record notes a busy calendar with musical performances at KFKU. Includes visitors from Lawrence and nearby towns, awards for perfect attendance and spelling, and closing exercises for No. 10 school. Mentions Washington film, a health ribbon winner, and community members’ travel, teaching appointments, and a large town gathering.
Local Notes From De Soto and Surroundings
De Soto Jr and Mrs Charles Cooper announce the birth of a daughter on Saturday April 23. G G Harbison of Lawrence visited Ralph’s family. A baseball team under Fred Tobler traveled to Lawrence to face the Green Bros team. Several residents hosted visits with relatives. Curtis Sheldon remains critically ill at his son's home. recovery is unlikely due to age. A large delegation attended the county I O C F meeting at Spring Hill with about 250 in attendance. Various local visits and illnesses are noted. A Johnson County Farm Bureau preschool clinic will be held at Dr O Wright’s office on Monday May 2 at 1 30. The Morning Star school closed with a picnic and Mrs Ethel Deay. The high school baseball team in Kaw Valley league posted a large score assisting its strong standing.
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Bonner
Mae Osborne
Selma
F. R. Harbison
J. W. Hayes
Near Prairie Center
L. A. Hayes
Hayes
Wesley Rattles
Hoisington
Nettie Chambers
Dot Longstreth
Pleasant Hour Club
Helen Blaylock
Monti Kaegi
Jessie Hodge
Isabelle Gable
Irene Dicken
George Hodge
O. F. Ashlock
Longstreth
St. Mary’s Hospital
Kansas City
Hodge
Jake Yeager
Conway
Iowa
Jaeger
Marshaltown
Warlie Cunningham
Ed Freman
Kit. Carson
Colo
Juanita Freeman Milheim
Deay
Vinland
Inez Matheny
Kan
DeVoe
Homer
Lenape
Christian Church
O. A. Watson
Edith Sigman
Helen Straylock
Albertta Martinson
Clearfield
Lawrence
Kansas
City
Olathe
Eudora
John Boyd
R. W.phillips
Mae Douglas
Pearl Walker
F. M. Gordon
John Whitelaw
C. Burnett
Linwood
Ingleside
Verla Davis
Vera Davis
Fsther Hale
Hale
QO. A. Watson
Hazel Wright
Twilight School
T. H. Smith
The
Baker
M. E
C. E. Clark
Ivar Lane
Nadine Hiddleston
Hazel Rattles
Dorothy Martin
Frances French
Julia Kelley
Harold Osborne
James Kilmer
Kenneth Middleton
Emmet Hoffine
Frank Hobler
Rudolph Miller
Lucile Goehner
Laddie
Freddie
Gardner
Johnson County Farm Bureau
O. Wright
L. A. Smith
Wichita
Wright-Freeman
Star School
Ethel Deay
Myrtle Leamer
High School Show Prompts Applause and Funds
The Ages contest placed Emmet Hof fine second while Emmet Hof fine sang a solo with Miss Dorothy Dowding at the piano. Coach Clif ford C Breithaupt and Tony Nesselhuf played a guitar duet that drew applause. Proceeds will fund a permanent high school gift. Wm. Clay Jones directed the senior class program. An interdenominational S S lesson series by the Kansas City council of churches airs Thursdays at two on WOQ 1300 kHz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet Hoffine
Dorothy
Dowding
Tony Nesselhuf
Wm. Clay Jones
Piel
S. S
Kansas City
Market news from Chienco and North American wheat export
Urgent selling nears May contracts with wheat improving to 12-1 above yesterday's close while corn and rye hit new low prices. Reports show strong export interest in North American wheat, with expectations of Germany buying 18,000 tons and Argentina exports possibly restricted by government rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chienco
Fenrish
Germany
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Grain and Market Notes From Chicago and Kansas City
The report covers Chicago potato market trends and freight values, Minnesota, Idaho, and Texas grain prices, and Kansas City cash grain and hay markets. It notes mixed prices, steady to slow trading, light supplies in some items, and specific figures for No. 1 wheat, alfalfa, timothy, corn, oats, and hogs. It also cites government bond quotes and poultry prices in Kansas City markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cheago
Usdaa
Ala
Texas
U. S
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City. Hall
Lawrence’High Boy's Glee Club
Tokyo
Murai
Harlin
Manchuria
Harbin
Business College
Joe Russell
Sealler
Phillips Petroleum Co
Marjorie Deay Horton
Rossville
Robert van Noy
Walter Johns
Elbert
McGaw
Esther
Freese
Bence Leill
Robert
Dews
Senator Gore
Weaver
Bar Association Committee
Tenth
Alabama Streets
G. H. Allen
Vermont Street
Lawrence Damiano
Illinois
Eunice Hults
Young Democrats
Court House
Douglas County
Wiel
Victor
Emanuel
Journal-World
H. M. _ Stucker
Recreation Club
A. G. Banks
W. A. McAlearney
Buddy Hanna
KFKU
How Underwood
W. OK. Cornell
Waldemar Gelich
Helen Rhoda v Hospes
DE Soto
Market News
Chicago Livestock
USDA
Sheen Tower
Colern
California
15Th
N.Y
Deaty
Noes. Co. Prairies
Government Bonds
L. S
Liberty
Liberty Fourth
Treasury
Aut Hope Nurseries
Lig
Mi. W
Ath St
Hope
T. J. Sweeney
L. N.lewis
Peoples State Bank
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