Plain speaking to Italy urged by Lord Cecil
Lord Robert Cecil warned Britain risks a tragic repeat of 1914 unless it makes clear it is not bluffing over obligations under the League of Nations covenant. He urged decisive language to Italy and said collective action by league members should be ready to halt aggression, by economic measures first, then force if necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Robert Cecil
Italy
England
E of Nations Union
League
Ethiopia
League of Nations Council
Viscount Haldane
Berlin
France
Germany
Well Dressed Man’s Fall Garb May Be Color Riot
New York August 13. A fashion stylist promotes bold fall attire with blue derbies canary yellow sun vests champagne coats and broad color palettes. He envisions risque combinations including gay checked trousers and striped bow ties along with lapel flowers and cocktail suits signaling a vibrant wardrobe shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bermuda
Ray Twyeffort
Smartly Casual jacket dress pattern for youth sizes 14 to 42
Youth and mature figures can wear the smartly casual jacket dress in shanting linen and bright green with white. Pattern No 2653 covers sizes 14 16 18 and 36 38 46 42 inches bust with yardage details for size 36 and long sleeve options. Send 15 cents for pattern or 25 cents for book and pattern. orders to Lawrence Journal-World Pattern Department New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Journal-World
Pattern Department
Fifth Ave
New York
N. Y
Fall menswear shifts with bold colors and new accessories
A Memphis man buys a claret dinner suit and plans to wear it. Derbies in blue drop later, while coats lengthen about an inch and women's skirts shorten two inches this fall. A host of novelty pieces arrive: a velvet host suit, a fun vest in colors like lilac and royal blue, and a champagne horizon blue coat with sash or cummerbund options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Johnsons Sail Today on Two Year Borneo Expedition
New York August 18 Mr and Mrs Martin Johnson famed explorers prepare to sail for a two year voyage in Borneo their journey framed as a study of jungle life with a focus on discovery and adventure by the couple who have long intrigued readers with daring travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borneo
New York
Martin Johnson
ROSSWORD PU of Yesterday's Puzzle JZZLEr pees 9 Circle of Sight
Puzzle text shows scattered entries and partial clues for an old crossword. Names, numbers, and fractured phrases hint at a large, multi entry grid with clues about body parts, animals, and objects. The readable portion preserves a newspaper feel with period wording and a jumble of mapped answers.
Explorers Plan Route by Kota Pinang to Borneo Interior
They will depart on the Java-New York steamship Kota Pinang, travel by a small airplane, and transport several tons of equipment. The party will land at Singapore and then fly into the Borneo interior to set up their base camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kota Pinang
Singapore
Borneo
State Directors Plan Aiding Needy High School Students
Topeka August 13 UPI Anne Laughlin state director for the national youth administration says all state directors have been called to Washington to outline procedure for aiding needy high school students. Roosevelt approves 28 million dollar allocation for the program providing six dollars monthly to qualifying students from relief families. Local committees and school principals will select recipients and officials are to estimate the number needing aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
UPI
Anne Laughlin
National Youth Administration
Washington
Roosevelt
Miss Laughlin
Fire losses in Kansas dip in first seven months of 1935
UPI reports the fire division of Kansas state inspections and registration recorded seven months totals of 1 883245 dollars in losses for 1935 versus 2923918 dollars last year. July losses reached 157372 with 30617 classified as farm losses. An auto escape injury note follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
UPI
Kansas
State Department of Inspections and Registration
Barbara Hutton and Count Hus band in Collision
Barbara Hutton Haughwitz Reventlow and her husband escaped injury in an automobile accident near Copenhagen. Their car collided with another while traveling from Hardenberg toward the ferry en route to Paris. Prince Alexis Mdivani, former husband of the countess and Woolworth heiress, was killed in a separate Spain crash on August 1.
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Copenhagen
Barbara Hutton Haughwitz-Reventlow
Hardenberg
Paris
Alexis Mdivani
Woolworth
Spain
Oswald Elected President at Seventh Day Adventists in Kansas
E H Oswald was elected president of the Kansas conference of the Seventh Day Adventists during a meeting in Abilene on August 18 with T C Netheray named secretary Harry Wentland creator of the home department and A M Ragadale secretary of education. Conference headquarters move to Topeka with about 800 attendees. Sheriff Vogler returned from Eureka with Jess Miller a former University of Kansas law student believed wanted for stealing a law book valued at $50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abilene
Kan
Seventh Day Adventist Conference of
Fred Vogler
Eureka
Jess Miller
University of Kans
Eien
Cooperative club trip to Kansas City baseball game
More than 150 boys managers and club members joined a Co-Operative club convoy of 25 cars from Southpark baseball diamond at 5 pm to a Kansas City ballpark trip. They ate lunches enjoyed soda tax collected for the kids and returned to Lawrence about 11:20 pm with many boys, including younger riders, viewing the business district during the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Co-Operative Club
Southpark
Ball Park
Lawrence
Victory Junction
Glenn and Vicinity Residents Share Week of News
Mrs Eva Niecurm of Colorado visited Mr and Mrs Tom Glenn and friends this week. Mrs G M Bahnmaier recovered from poisoning. Joel French and infant Alvin Wayne returned home from Memorial hospital at Lawrence. Mike Zeeb threshed for J J Svoboda. Mr and Mrs Jim Reeder of Washington visited friends while en route to Missouri. Andrew Bahnmaier threshed for Be C Cole and for Earle Taylor. Harry Glenn hosted Roasts for Starr Glenn family. Harold Summers and daughter occupy Svoboda cottage. Summers will teach Gleny school. G M Bahnmaier and daughter Beverly attended a picnic near Ottawa. Roy Bowen threshed for Fred Sulzen and for Charles Migari o. Mrs Glenn Shaffer and daughter Leatha visit Mrs Sarah Morris. Maxine Glenn returned from Topeka visit with Edna Moran and Paul Moran families. G M Bahnmaier and Beverly attended Holcom's Grove picnic south of Lawrence. Roy Armstrong made a business trip to Waubunsee County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Niecurm
Colorado
Tom Glenn
G. M. Bahnmaier
Joel French
Alvin Wayne
Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Mike Zeeb
J. J. Svoboda
Jim Reeder
State of Washington
Missouri
Mr. Reeder
H. N. Sanford
Reeder
Harry Reeder
Andrew Bahnmaier
Be C. Cole
Earle Taylor
Harry Glenn
Starr Glenn
Harold Summers
Summers
Gleny School
Beverly
Ottawa
Roy Bowen
Fred Sulzen
Charles Migiario
Fred Smith
Glenn Shaffer
Leatha
Baldwin News Highlights Local Visits and Travels
Topeka resident John Billings trans acted business in Baldwin and plans a Baldwin return Monday. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Barnett from Wellsville at the Santa Fe Trail picnic, and Miss Esther Brockway home from Lawrence. Lawrence guest Flora Rickett visits Baldwin. Mrs. Roberts from Nagana speaks on the Japan mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Billings
Topeka
Baldwin
Billings
Epworth League Institute
Floyd Barnett
Wellsville
Harry Barnett
M. J. Halliday
New York City
M. D. Ballard
Henry Bailey
Japan
Roberts
S. W. Muenzenmayer
Esther Brockway
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Mary Martin
Florence Wilson
Maiia Bend
E. N. Perkins
Richmond
Frank Johns
Bob
Joe
Webster Grove
Sen
Haltwat
Eir
A. D. Butell
Moline
William Grifin
Circus Girl Defies Death In Three Ring Event
Violetta Conners, billed as the boldest act, will slide two hundred feet from the tent summit to the ground suspended by her teeth with no safety net. The Russell Bro Three Ring Circus arrives in Lawrence on Saturday August 17. The stunt features spins and ground work described as a human top act without a net.
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Russell Bro
Lawrence
Violetta Conners
Weekend in Baldwin Highlights Local Guests and Departures
The weekend in Baldwin featured Dr and Mrs W H Webster hosting, with Mr and Mrs J W Couch Miss Cora Belt of Kansas City Mo Mr and Mrs Alfred Lowman of Smithville Mo Miss Fern Lowman of St Joseph Mo Charles Evans and Dr Harry Webster of Ottawa. Mrs Gladys McGinnis returned to Baldwin Thursday from Rockaway Beach Ark after a two week stay. Earl Kirker left Wednesday for Chicago after visiting Baldwin with his family.
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Baldwin
W. H. Webster
J. W. Couch
Cora Belt
Kansas City
Alfred Lowman
Smithville
Fern Lowman
St. Joseph
Charles Evans
Harry Webster
Ottawa
Gladys McGinnis
Rockaway Beach
Ark
Earl Kirker
Chicago
Baldwin News Highlights Local Social and Santa Fe Trails Picnic
Miss Marjorie Ricketts arrives in Baldwin for League Institute events. Social gatherings include Mr and Mrs Carl Butell hosting a dinner bridge in honor of Mr and Mrs Gayle Chubb. Attendees include Dr Flickinger, Dr Bell, Maxine Lewis, and others. Santa Fe Trails picnic draws thousands with concerts, pageant, noon baskets on campus, and Willard Mayberry as afternoon speaker. Dr Flickinger chairs the event. Mr and Mrs W R McCormack and Dorothy of Atchison arrive in Baldwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Ricketts
Paola
Baldwin
League Institute
Carl Butell
BE. C. Allderdice
Allderdice
Gayle Chubb
Chubb
S. H. Flickinger
Hugh Hartley
F. C. Leitmaker
F. H. Bell
Maxine
Topeka
Dr. Bell
Maxine Lewis
Edgerton
Baldwin Friends
Anna Kirkpatrick
Kansas City
Epworth League Institute
James Montgomery
Teri
Rh. D. Montgomery
California
Harvey Booth
Ozarks
W. M. Clark
Billy
Lawrence
Kenneth Gilibert
Lake Parmenter
Willard Mayberry
Landon
Notable visitors and attendees from Garnett to Portland
Dorothy will attend the League Institute and Mrs James Stephens of Garnett plus Miss Jessie Skinner of Portland were guests of Dr and Mrs C E Stephens Friday. Skinner, a math prospective at a Portland high school, recently attended the National Educational Association convention in Denver. Drama attendees at Kingdom Come in Topeka included Dr G B Holcombe, Miss Emma Emery, Mrs Oliver Price, Dr S K Ebright, Miss Betty Ebright, Miss Mary Margaret Williams, and Misses Helen and Dorothy Deel. Mrs E J Cragoe and Ted and Billy Cragoe were wrench visitors Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
League Institute
James Stephens
Garnett
Jessie Skinner
Portland
C. E. Stephens
Skinner
National Educational Association
Denver
Kingdom Come
Washburn Bowl
Topeka
G. B. Holcombe
Emma “Emery
Oliver Price
K. Ebright
Betty Ebright
Mary Margaret Williams
Helen
Dorothy Deel
E. J. Cragoe
Ted
Billy Cragoe
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Johnsons Sail Today
SIATI
Rossword PU
Pedal Digit & Fortune Acale
Feo Tei
Barbara Hutton
Count Husband
E. H. Oswald
Seventh Day Adventists
Glenn and Vicinity
Baldwin News
An. Birk’ Hughes
Bott
Jam
Harriet. Osborne
Conrad’s Park
James Aus
H. E. Wolfe
Marion Wolfe
Detroit
E. C. Allderdice
Eveleth
Minn
J. &. Boardman
Frank Ellis
Aps Club
Ruth Cox
Patty Marsh
Pittsburg
Institute
Epworth League
Peraéns
Circus Girl
Dickinson
Janet Gaynor
ATA Fonda
Ganas
Ae Kiant
Lawrence's
Bargain Theatre
Patee
Russell Hopton
William Haines
Judith Allen
Evelyn Laye Henry Wilcoxon
Princess Charming
Wed-Thor
Fredric March
Shirley Temple
Jack Oarte In
Mey
Comforts Services
Union Pacific Trains
Union Pacific
Ranad
James Cagney
Pat O’brien
THE
Frank McHugh
Allen Jenkins
Olivia DE Havilland
First National
King Kong
She
M.G.M
David Copperfield
China
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