May Day Preparations Across Nations Spark Big Security Push
Police and soldiers worldwide mobilize for May Day as New York gears for large parades with 200 000 expected. Communists, socialists, and allied groups plan separate demonstrations while France Austria Spain and other nations tighten security amid warnings of unrest.
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Associated Press
New York
Paris
Havana
Austria
Vienna
Spain
Madrid
Zionist Revisionists
Histadruth—general Federation of Jewish Labor
Jerusalem
Brussels
Collision Damages Reported Near Midland, Alabama
Cars driven by A B Reed of north of Midland and James Col yer collided Saturday around 10 o'clock on north Fifth Street about a half mile north of Lawrence. Neither driver was injured but both cars were damaged. Highty six candidates reported for freshman baseball team at University of Alabama.
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A. B. Reed
Midland
James Colyer
Seneca
North Fifth Street
Lawrence
Highty
University of Alabama
Puff and Shepard Leave Sea for London Town
Puff and Shepard bid farewell to the ship and sea and roam London town as landlubbers. Puff hopes to see London Bridge fall down, a nostalgic nod to a traditional rhyme and childhood memory.
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Puff
Shepard
London
London Bridge
Agents of Two Powers on Trail of Kidnappers
Agents from American and Mexican governments join the search for June Robles who was kidnapped in Tucson. The coordinated effort aims to locate the victim and apprehend those responsible as authorities monitor leads across the border region.
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Agents of
Two Powers
June Robles
Tucson
Mexican Contact Sought in Tucson Kidnap Case
In Tucson on April 30 a joint hunt by U S and Mexican agents pursued June Robles and her 73 year old grandfather Bernabe Robles who vanished after leaving for Mexico in a ransom bid of 15000 dollars. Henry Dalton Tucson councilman and Alphonso Aguirre chauffeur were among the travelers.
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Tucson
Arizona
Little June Robles
Bernabe Robles
Mexico
United States
Robles
Henry Dalton
Santa Ana
Alphonso Aguirre
Dalton
United States Immigration
Interior
Lawrence juniors present at Kansas science meeting in Wichita
Three Lawrence junior high students spoke at the Kansas Junior Academy of Science sessions in Wichita. Jack Beamer presided and spoke on Cicada, Maurice Jackson described and showed parts of a reflecting telescope he is building, and Bobby Thompson spoke on mounting birds and won first prize.
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Lawrence
Kansas Junior Academy of Science
Wichita
Jack Beamer
Maurice Jackson
Bobby Thompson
Bill Collis
Nettie M. Wismer
R. H. Beamer
Manhattan
Iss Wismer
Enneons
Suie
Plan Banquet at United Brethren Church
The Women’s Missionary Association will sponsor the annual Mother and Daughters banquet for women and girls of the United Brethren church on Wednesday evening May 2 in the church dining room. Reservations may be made by calling Mrs J J Edmonds or Mrs Wilson Clark Tuesday evening. Dinner will be served by the men.
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The
Women's Missionary Association
United Brethren Church
J. J. Edmonds
Wilson Clark
Program schedule and notices at KFKU campus
Monday 8 45 p m poetry readings by Mies Helen Rhoda Woopes assistant professor of English. Tuesday 2 30 p m elementary German lesson ELFP Engel professor of Ger p m Three Radio and the Kro iss Virginia Kuli senior 2 Mo in a program series arranged by Prof Fete Eldridge. At 7 o clock an athletic question with Tr Elliot assistant at education of the church at the table with Miss Ann Gill as toastmistress. Devotions Mrs Mollie Swain. Marriott accompanied by Norman Edmonds To Cue Mathers Clark Toast To Our Daughters G Dar ling Mother Machree Wennola Testers Barbara Edmonds Regina Heatherington Address Toast Miss Naomi Light Benediction Mrs Frank A Berus. Do you have vacant property Reach the prospective renters with a Journal World classified ad.
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Procintes
Mies Helen Rhoda Woopes
Elfp. Engel
Gerp.m. Thre
Kroiss
Virginia Kuli
Fete Eldridge
Tr. Elliot
Ann Gill
Mollie Swain
Belleview 4-H to stage Mama's Baby Boy at Vinland
Belleview 4-H members practice a play titled Mama's Baby Boy to be performed at Vinland high school on Thursday evening May 10. Proceeds will fund delegates to the Manhattan 4-H club convention. Cast includes Lois McGee Ruth Duncan Clarence Hubbard Elwyn Freese Flora Mae James Natalie Rexroad Alberta Jackson Frederick Freese Raymond Miskimen Elizabeth Skinner Geneva James.
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Robert Rae
Pearl
Olive
Bonnie
George Bender
Harry Roarkard
Roslan Skinner
Dick Nuttall
A. C. James
Vernon Hagerman
Harmony
Belleview
4-H
Vinland High School
Manhattan
Lois McGee
Ruth Duncan
Clarence Hubbard
Elwyn Freese
Flora Mae James
Natalie Rexroad
Alberta Jackson
Frederick Freese
Raymond Miskimen
Elizabeth
Skinner
Geneva James
C. E. Crane
Arthur Vandewalker
Joe Crane
Olathe
Oliver Holmes
Lawrence
Leslie Kindred
Cll
L. M. Holmes
Roy Kurtz
Ralph Bowling
Shirley Ann
Social visits and relatives noted in Eudora area
Wednesday evening at the Henry Mathia home Rev Reifschneider and Mrs visited, many local families including the Shirek and Bartz households hosted guests from Eudora, Lawrence, Ottawa and Kansas City with dinners, Sunday gatherings, and weekend trips to Kansas City and Lecompton. Names include Minnie Whaley, Clarence Steffen, Gus Bohnsack, Mary Haas, J. Shirck, Jessie Anderson, Pearl Houser, Chester Howard, Muriel Dillon, and Geo Bartz among others.
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Henry Mathia
Eudora
Fred Bartz
Mary Haas
L. J. Shirek
Tecompton
J. E. Shirek
Clara Grosdidier
Bertha McFarland
Nannie Garvin
Lawrence
Jessie Anderson
Grace Shirek
Pearl Houser
Ottawa
Methodist
Chester Howard
Sibley
Oor | Ott
Harvey Dillon
Muriel
Kansas City
Lloyd Miller
Crrence
Earl Ott
Ralph Traxler
Lecompton
J. F. Shirck
Edward
Helen Mathia
Fred Haas
Nevada
Ed Seyler
LeLoup
Geo. Bartz
D. C. Cochran
Allen Cochran
Coffman
Wellsville
Clarence Hartman
Cleo
Clarence
Dorine
James Duncan
Josie McKinney
Marie Howard
Baldwin
Howard McKinney
Geo. Schubert
Ground staking begins for New York school building project
Lundgren and Carlson general architects and Thomas Larrick stake off the New York school site signaling start of excavation. John A. Lundgren says work will begin Thursday when a steam shovel arrives from Manhattan. Some men may work tomorrow to bring ground to grade. excavation should finish in 10 days to two weeks. Labor plans hinge on local conditions with union status to be determined. The general contractor uses an abandoned on-site house for offices and storage.
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New York School
Lundgren & Carlson
Thomas Larrick
New York
John A. Lundgren
Manhattan
Lundgren
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