Simpson Seeks Privacy in Cannes Ahead of Royal Marriage
Cannes France December 8 Mrs Wallis Warfield Simpson and close associates press for privacy while confirming her willingness to forego a royal union. Spokesman denies health rumors and says Simpson may stay at villa Lou Viei with daily press briefings planned by Lord Brownlow.
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Cannes
France
Wallis Warfield Simpson
Edward VIII
Lord Brownlow
Mrs. Simpson
London
Santa Viking and the Lost Daughter in Toyland
A stranded Norse captain named Nila arrives at Santa’s toy shop seeking his daughter Gudrun who vanished centuries ago. He shares a sorrowful tale of betrayal, loss, and a life extended by the Norse gods as he begs Santa and Mrs. Claus to help locate her. The tale blends myth and Christmas wonder in a dramatic chapter ending with a promise of a magical whistle tomorrow.
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Santa
Santa’s
Toyland
Dells
Stranger
Mrs. Santa
Gudrun
Margreta
Valhalla
Simpson Declares Self From Storm Center Crisis
Mrs. Simpson left the palace crisis after two calls to the king at Belvedere estate. The statement, praised in British circles as good sportsmanship, was seen as reflecting the king’s long standing free hand. She is staying with Mr. and Mrs. Herman L. Rogers as a yacht and black sedan stand ready for a swift exit if needed.
Fire sweeps tabernacle killing one during revival
A wooden tabernacle at a Negro revival in Memphis burned during services early today. Flames trapped more than 5,000 worshipers, one body was found among the ruins, and the God Universal tabernacle had been erected just two weeks earlier.
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Memphis
Tenn
God Universal Tabernacle
Larger Library Is Recommended at University of Kansas
University of Kansas librarian C M Baker urges an expanded stack room to house the growing collection. With 265135 volumes, plus 50000 on shelves in corridors and 46000 in branch libraries, overflow forces rare books into subbasements and attics. He calls for trained librarians, more staff, and retention of gifts to improve access and service. Hays May Build Water Tower plans a 500000 gallon tower and new wells costing 30000 to 35000 as a safeguard against shortages.
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University of Kansas
University Library
C. M. Baker
Lindley
Baker
University Library At
Lawrence
Frank Hodder
C. G. Dunlap
Kansas
Hays
Kan
Fred Haffamier
Wichita men go to trial for Hammers murder in bank raid
Nick Peterson and Charles Conner, Oklahoma outlaws, go on trial in Wichita for the murder of night marshal Robert J. Hammers during an attempted robbery of the Home State bank of Clearwater Kansas on March 14 1934. State says they shot Hammers when surprised at the bank door. Authorities say the gang robbed banks in Kansas and Oklahoma and buried safes found on an Oklahoma farm. John McAfee to testify. McAtee faces his own first degree murder case this week.
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Wichita
Kan
Nick Peterson
Charles Conner
Oklahoma
Robert J. Hammers
Clearwater
Peterson
Conner
Hammers
Kansas
John McAfee
Sidney L. Foulston
McAtee
McAlester
Cotner
Baker University welcomes Dr Horn as new president
Nelson P Horn was inducted as the 19th president of Baker University yesterday. The Baker student body and Baldwin townspeople congratulate him and expect strong leadership from a man of national renown. Douglas County hosts three colleges, including Baker University, the University of Kansas, and Haskell Institute, the nation’s largest Indian school.
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Nelson P. Horn
Baker University
Baker
Baldwin
Dr. Horm
Douglas County
State of
Kansas
University of Kansas
Haskell Institute
United States
Horn
Erosion War Renewed as Seeds Collected
Soil Conservation Service gathers tree and grass seeds for spring erosion control. Regional forecaster N E Winters notes vegetation as the most effective weapon against soil loss. CCC enrollees collect seeds. nine varieties gathered. aim for 7,000,000 seedlings from nurseries at Manhattan for erosion control work.
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Salina
Kan
Soil Conservation Service
N. E. Winters
CCC
Winters
Manhattan
Faculty leaders attend Topeka Sigma Delta Chi alumni meeting
University of Kansas journalism department chairman L N Flint Prof Alfred M Lee Prof J J Kistler Prof E N Doan and T C Ryth er of the Journalism Press will attend a Sigma Delta Chi alumni meeting in the Kansan hotel Topeka this evening Raleigh NC reports 49 preachers 61 doctors and 157 lawyers.
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Sigma Delta Chi
L. N. Flint
University of Kansas Department of Journalism
Alfred M. Lee
J. J. Kistler
E. N. Doan
T. C. Ryther
Journalism Press
Topeks
Kansan
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Italy
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Pratt Pratt
Pratt County
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Heinz Catsup
Orves
Dot
Jonathan
Tucker
Tulsa
Southern Kansas Greyhound Lines
Ottawa
Independence
Chanute
Bartlesville
Iola
Union Bus Depot
Granada Building
Mass
Greyhound Lines
Doris Nolan
The
Man I Marry” Robt
Taylor
Loretta Young
George Raft
Joan ‘Bennett
Jessie Matthews
Robert Young
the Family Theater
Patee
Heder
Prison Parole Board
Ulf
Lewis Stone
James Gleason
Wruce Cabot
Louise Latimer
Betty Grable
Bea Stoloff
Awa
Robert Stak
Louis Pasteur
Kayeet
Raleigh, N. C
Granada
Cole Porter
Roy del Ruth
Jack Cummings
Stewart Bruce
Carter
Ross Alexander Glenda Farrell
New York
Burgess Meredith
Margo
Eduardo Clannelli
Dickinson
Bing
Bing Crosby
Madge Evans
Edith Fellows
Louie Armstrong and His
Swing Band
Edward Will
Wally Simpson
Irene Dunne
Melvyn Douglas
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