Il Duce Rejects All Peace Proposals Over Ethiopia War
Paris reports Baron Aloisi delivered Mussolini’s no to French and British peace plans as Italy insists on political control of Ethiopia. Eden and Laval warn of crisis. France and Britain expect no Geneva avert war. Italy to Geneva September 4 to defend its terms.
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Serbia
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Germany
Britain
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TI Duce
Il Duce
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N A Turner Dead Former Kansas Official and Banker
Norton A. Turner 57 longtime Kansas figure died at home after indigestion. A former Missouri native who moved to Colby in 1885, he published the Colby Tribune, then the Russell Record. Turner served as assistant state auditor, state auditor, first budget director of Kansas, and later vice president and president of the Guaranty State Bank in Topeka.
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Topeka
Norton A. Turner
Kansas
Turner
Missouri
Colby
Colby Tribune
Russell Record
Guaranty State Bank
Topeka Man Dead. Turner Family Mourns Loss
The obituary notes the death of a Topeka resident who held the latter post at the time. Besides his widow Edith M. Turner, he is survived by his mother Mrs. H. H. Turner of Belleville and three children Esther A. Miller Harlan H. Turner and Leah M. Pratt, all of Topeka. Funeral services will be held here Tuesday afternoon.
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Edith M. Turner
H. H. Turner
Belleville
Esther A. Miller
Harlan H. Turner
Leah M. Pratt
Topeka
Gus Welch Back Soon From Camp Kewanzee
Haskell Institute coach Gus Welch is due back in Lawrence later this month from Camp Kewanzee near Bedford Virginia. The camp marks a banner season and closes August 24. Welch, who spent days in Washington during the stadium transfer bill, predicts a stronger athletic program for Haskell as only five football lettermen remain.
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Gus Welch
Haskell Institute
Lawrence
Kewanzee
Bedford
Welch
Washington
Haskell
Governor Miller of Wyoming Beloved for Delicate Flowers
His Excellency Governor Leslie A. Miller, ex U S Marine, grows rare garden flowers in Wyoming. Born January 29 1886 in Kansas he moved to Laramie as a youth and pursued politics from 1911. He served in oil and later as internal revenue collector before elected to fill Gov Emerson s term and re elected for four years. He and wife Margaret Morgan of Denver have son John at Colorado University and daughter Mrs John Mabee of Cheyenne.
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Wyoming
Leslie A. Miller
U.S. Marine
Kansas
Leslie
Laramie
Wyo
United States
Frank C. Emerson
Miller
Margaret Morgan
Denver
John
Colorado University
John Mabee
Cheyenne
Vinland Young People discuss world peace at church
The Vinland Young People's meeting at the Methodist church featured a lesson on World Peace with a nurse trainee describing wartime hardships and soldier impacts. Frederick Hemphill to lead next Sunday. social and travel notes follow, including visits by Ontario California residents and members who attended a Go Topeka drama and a four day Farm Bureau camp at Tonganoxie state lake with Douglas county attendees listed.
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Methodist Church
Edith Kelley
Frederick Hemphill
W. H. Maize and
Bobby
Ontario
Cal
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John Estes
George Rockhold
Maize
Rockhold
Michigan
Canada
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Vinland Young People’s Group
Topeka
Florence Hammond
Lucille Robertson
Roberta Hammond
Martha Kelley
Cecil Smith
Vinland Farm Bureau
Women’s Farm Bureau
Tonganoxie State Lake
Douglas County
Guy Bigsby
Seetin
Unger
Baldwin
Mia
Ernest Milburn
Gus Gabriel
Harold Roe
Ralph Coleman
Ross Stone
Lem Sturdy
Vinland Young People present three act comedy
The Vinland group will stage a three act comedy on Wednesday evening August 28 at 8 oclock in the high school auditorium. Cast includes Florence Hammond Juanita Heinrich Addie Freeze Leola Roberson Martha Kelley Lucille Roberson Frederick Freeze Woodrow Sturdy and Gerald Craig. Visitors at Ralph Robertson home Sunday included Mrs. Jenning Margaret Billy Mr and Mrs Frederick Freeze Mr and Mrs Harve Watkins and children Charlie Evelyn Arlis Betty Dee and LeJnie Hansen and Lee Rob erson from Lawrence.
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Ellen Counts
Tonganoxie State Lake
Vinland
Florence Hammond
Juanita Heinrich
Addie Freeze
Leola Robertson
Martha Kelley
Lucille Robertson
Frederick Freeze
Woodrow Sturdy
Gerald Craig
Ralph Robertson
Jenning
Margaret
Billy
Harve Watkins
Charlene
Evelyn
Arlis
Betty Dee
LeJnie Hansen
Lee Roberston
Lawrence
Viola Sheldon Hosts Bridge Party in Eudora
Mrs. Viola Sheldon hosted a W L T Y club bridge party at her daughter’s basement with guests including Mrs. Oscar Lothholz Mrs. George Gerstenberger Mrs. Minnie Jones and Mrs. Rose Lothholz. Prizes went to Mrs. Kindred for high score and Mrs. Adams for low score. Several local families visited relatives from Blue Mound Kansas City Topeka and Lawrence with trips and dinners noted through the weekend and into the following week.
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Viola Sheldon
W.lt.y. Club
Adams
Oscar Lothholz
George Gerstenberger
Minnie Jones
Rose Lothholz
Mary Mertz
Leon Walker
Nellie Daugherty
Bernice Davis
May. Adams
Mayme Kohler
Mattie Kindred
Kindred
Davis
Walker
J. van Lindley
Gloria
Biggs
Calif
George Schubert
Fred Gerstenberger
Blue Mound
Amelia Gerstenberger
Leo Reilley
Kansas City
Leslie Kindred
Evabelle Kindred
C. E. Sheldon
J. D. Adams
Lucy Kaegi
Topeka
Clifford Olander
John
Ozarks
John Miller
Ruth
Owen
Vic’ Williams
Belleview
Williams
Fred Walker
Kathryn
Walter Parker
Evening Star
William Mertz
Lydia Mears
Lennie Tidrow
Lawrence
Elfreida Papenhouse
Alberta Hadle
Mrs Schubert and daughter return from London visit
Mrs Edwin Schubert and her daughter Patricia came home on Tuesday after a week in London with relatives. Mr and Mrs William Mertz drove to Lone Star Tuesday evening to see their son Billy, who is in the CCC camp. Minerva Rebekah lodge will
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Edwin Schubert
Patricia
London
William Mertz
Lone Star
Billy
CCC
Minerva Rebekah Lodge
Knights of Columbus hold first annual district event
A report of the Knights of Columbus nineteenth Kansas District first annual celebration held in Starwood Park near Shawnee. Attendees from Eudora included numerous local families and clergy members, with many named residents listed among the participants.
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