Baldwin Warns France From Commons In Heated Debate
In a crowded session, Prime Minister Baldwin warned France amid hostile opposition as ministers defend the Franco British conciliation plan for the Italo Ethiopian crisis. The debate exposed strain over sanctions, liaison gaps with Paris, and the risk of wider war if collective security falters.
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Bulletin Landen
House of Joris
Efr
House of Commons
Cory Reisety
Pepeet Lazion
Baldwin
Paris
Samuel Hoare
Saya
France
Bank pays 15 percent dividend in Kansas bond scandal chapter
Depositors at Fidelity State and Savings Bank, Emporia, receive 15 percent of their deposits as dividends when the bank reopens after August 9 1933 closure. Checks total 90,720.92 for 880 creditors. The affair tied to Warren G. Finney and son Ronald—leading to official impeachments, a death by suicide, and prison sentences—continues with another potential dividend of up to 10 percent.
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Emporia
Kan
Kansas
Fidelity State and Savings Bank
Financial House
Warren G. Finney
Ronald
Finney
Shelved Franco British plan at League Council meeting
Geneva December 19 The League of Nations shelved the Franco British proposal for peace between Italy and Ethiopia sending the plan to the archives by resolution The sanctions committee met but adjourned after approving continued existing sanctions with no move on oil embargo The council instructed the Italo Ethiopian committee to review the overall situation as more information becomes available Laval and Hoare appeared uneasy amid the session.
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Council of the
League of Nations
Italy
Ethiopia
League
Committee of 13
France
United Kingdom
Council
Associated Press
Laval
Hoare
London
Japan
Viscount Monsell
Admiralty
Osami Nagano
Admiral Nagano
Washington
Nagano
Dissatisfied Teachers May Hold Meeting Soon Tineka
Members of the Topeka Teachers Association voted 12 to 7 to authorize John Lund to call a meeting of teachers from dissatisfied groups with the state association secretary Frank L. Pinet. Lund said the date would be set soon after Christmas and would invite associations from Wyandotte, Lawrence, Wichita, Iola, Manhattan, Galena, Gray county, Junction City, Holton, and Salina groups.
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Tineka
Topeka Teachers Association
John Lund
Frank L. Pinet
State Association
Lund
Topeka Association
Wyandotte County
Lawrence
Wichita
Iola
Manhattan
Galena
Gray County
Junction City
Holton
Salina
Italians Launch Counter Attacks in Eritrea Front
In the Makale sector south of the Makale front and at Dembe Guina pass, Italian forces repelled Ethiopian assaults and countered with machine gun and aerial fire. Italian HQ warned that Ethiopians, led by Ras Imeru, faced near total annihilation after being surrounded in the Dembe Guina pocket.
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Coburscht
Associated Press
Asmara
Eritrea
Italy
Makale
Takkaze
Makase
Talian
Rome
Dembe Guina Pass
Ras Imeru
Haile Selassie
Valle
No Severe Cold Here Topeka Weather Report
Dec 19 Topeka reports northwest winds lowering temperatures to near night lows across Kansas though not severely cold. Federal meteorologist S D Flora notes highs may be 25 to 40 across the state tomorrow with northern Kansas dipping to the lower twenties tonight and southern areas near 25. Sub zero Canadian readings push Kansas chill for about 36 hours.
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Topeka
Kansas
S. D. Flora
Flora
Canada
Taxpayers League Will Meet Saturday Afternoon
The Douglas County Taxpayers League will hold a meeting at the court house in Lawrence at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon. J. M. Kesler state secretary will address the meeting. Officers for the coming year will be elected. A discussion of methods to make the organization more effective is scheduled.
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Douglas County Taxpayers League
Court House
Lawrence
J. M. Kesler
Jewelry Store Raid Spurs Statewide Search for Bandits
Four masked robbers looted Zinn Cantwell jewelry store in Hutchinson Kansas taking diamonds watches and cash worth about 10000. Seven employees and four customers were forced to lie on the floor. Bandits fled in a big sedan as police swept highways and air support prepared. Cantwell blamed un insured loss and planned Christmas stock. The incident prompted a broad state manhunt.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Zinn-Cantwell
G. W. Cantwell
Cantwell
More Cabinet Members May Resign in England
London reports indicate anger over Franco-British peace proposals for Ethiopia and Sir Samuel Hoare’s potential resignation as foreign secretary. Several younger cabinet members may quit if he won’t apologize, including Anthony Eden and Alfred Duff Cooper. Neville Chamberlain could be picked as foreign secretary, with Churchill or Baldwin options discussed.
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Samuel Hoare
London
Ethiopia
Samuel
Anthony Eden
League of Nations
Alfred Duff Cooper
W. G. Ormsby-Gore
Oliver Stanley
Board of Education
Walter Elliot
House of Commons
Neville Chamberlain
Winston Churchill
Chamberlain
Baldwin
John Simon
Hoare
Eden
Foreign Office
K. U
Arvid Jacobson Leads Gift Paper Contest Honors
Arvid Jacobson of Lawrence a University of Kansas design major topped honor mentions in a national gift wrapping design contest by Crystal Tissue Co Middletown Ohio This is his second fall honor after a second prize in a Kansas state poster contest hosted by the Business and Professional Women's clubs.
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Arvid Jacobson
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Crystal Tissue Company
Middletown
Ohio
Jacobson
Kani Sas
Grandma Ary 89 Smokes Cigars for 62 Years
Marysville Kansas December reports 89 year old Grandma Ary smoking cigars for sixty two years. She says a doctor advised it was good for digestion and she even wakes at night for a puff. She claims long habit spans most of her life near Lewis.
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Marysville
Kan
John
Stogey
Grandma Ary
Lewis
Kidnap Victim Milne Found In Ditch After Abduction
Caleb Milne the fourth, 24, grandson of Philadelphia textile magnates, was held four days for a $50,000 ransom. Abductors abandoned him near Lahaska, Pennsylvania, after failing to collect. He was found dazed and bound, treated at a Doylestown hospital, and said to fear needles. Federal agents pursued suspects across New York, Philadelphia, and Boston.
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Associated Press
Boylestown
Caleb Milne
Department of Justice
Philadelphia
New York City
Doylestown
Milne
S. R. Gerhart
R. Morris Urquhart
Old York Road
Lahaska
New York
J. Edgar Hoover
Bureau of Investigation
Washington
Hoover
Boston
Chicago
George Harvey
Sid
Robert Keaser
John
Max Riskin
Lance Smith
George Cadwalader
Bradford Green
Frederic
Caleb J. Milne, Jr
Hall Convicted of First Degree Murder in Mass Slaying
Port Orchard, Dec 10. Leo Hall, 33, was found guilty of first degree murder and the jury recommended the death penalty in the Briand's Point mass murder case. Co defendant Peggy Peterson Paulos was acquitted. Victims included Frank Flieder, Anna Flieder, Eugene A Chenevert, Peggy Chenevert, Fred Bolcom and Magnus Jordan in the Erland's Point slaying on March 28, 1934. Robbery was the purported motive. Hall, a former pugilist, and Paulos were among the accused.
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Port Orchard
Wash
Briand's Point
Leo Hall
Pegsy Peterson Paulos
Erland’s Point
Bremerton
Frank Flieder
Anna Flieder
Eugene A. Chenevert
Peggy Chenevert
Fred Bolcom
Magnus Jordan
Stock Market Index Dips Slightly From Prior Day
The stock market index averaged 53.3 yesterday after closing at 53.7, signaling a minor retreat. Investors remained cautious amid evolving market conditions and limited catalysts for movement.
New England Meet to Hear Dr Albert Palmer Speech
The annual meeting of Sons and Daughters of New England will host Dr Albert W Palmer president of the Chicago Theological Seminary as speaker on Saturday evening He is the father of Mrs Joseph F King and gave the 1933 K U baccalaureate address.
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Sons and Daughters of
CARES FOR NEEDY FAMILIES ALLOWS ADOPT A FAMILY CHRISTMAS
Lawrence county poor commissioner's office appeals for donations to assemble food clothing and toy baskets for about 500 needy families. A $2.50 basket covers a small family and names are available by phone or in person at the court house. Christmas relief funds will be distributed December 31, with final federal dole checks. donors urged to report existing arrangements to avoid duplication.
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Iday
County Poor Commissioner’s
Lawrence
Poor Commissioner's Office
Court House
North Lawrence
Tom Smith
Lake Street
Jons
Poor Commission
Douglas County
KERC
Masoner Leads At Baker Dean's List First Quarter
Masoner of Kansas City Kansas reads as Baker College freshman tops the dean's list for the first quarter in a special issue. The list includes Betty Smith Della Fae Faulkender Willie Peck Carl Graham Chas Eckert Hugh Allison Marjorie LeMay Aubrey Burgtorf Champ Graham Dorothy Boicourt Elizabeth Beamer and others from Baldwin Watha Valley Falls and Louisburg.
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Baldwin City
Small Fire at A. C. Pi House in Lawrence
Fire department answered a noon call at 1124 Louisiana street to a blaze in the furnace room of Alpha Omicron Pi Priority. Firemen confined the fire to the furnace room and adjacent wood in the basement, noting the fire-proof furnace room limited damage. A year’s Journal-World gift subscription offer follows.
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A. C. Pi
Lawrence
Alpha Omicron
Louisiana Street
Jennai Ees
Dr Palmer to Speak at Sons and Daughters Event
Dr Albert W Palmer president of the Chicago Theological Seminary will speak on The New Puritanism at the annual meeting of the Sons and Daughters of New England held on Forefathers day Saturday. A 6 o'clock business session leads to a 6 45 dinner at Eldridge hotel with reservations via Prof D H Spencer. The Lawrence chapter formed December 21 1896 remains active and lists current officers and committee members. Palmer, born in Kansas City Mo later moved to California, educated at California Yale and ordained in 1904, previously served Honolulu and Oak Park before becoming Chicago Theological Seminary president in 1980. He is the author of several books and has traveled widely. other details cover the society’s officers and past deaths.
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Albert W. Palmer
Chicago Theological Seminary
Sons and Daughters of
New England
Eldridge Hotel
New
Lawrence
Sons and Daughters of New England
William M. Ege
Edwin M. Hopkins
F. Esterly
D. Hooker Spencer
F. H. Olney
W. 5. Johnson
R. H. Wheeler
E. R. Learned
Edward Bumgardner
Susie Ford Godding
Wilder
Metcalf
George W. Jones
C. H. Daugherty
W. J. Flintom
S. 5S
Learned
K. U
Dr. Palmer
Central Union Church of
Honolulu
Army
Y Alc A
Siberia
Russia
Palmer
First Congregational Church
Oak Park
University of Chicago
Japan
Orient
Europe
Egypt
Palestine
Hawaii
United States
Ege
Charles S. Skilton
Keelly
Hampshire
Rhode Island
Albert W
M Jaseah Wils
Wrapping Station Sees Steady Mail Handling Service
The Merchant's Bureau reports brisk package wrapping at the ins company office with the post office and Railway Express on hand. The service is free and shipments can be made from the Gas office.
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Ins Company
Merchant's Bureau of
Chamber of Commerce
Post Office
Railway Express Company
Wate Ee
Weather outlook for Kansas with mixed Friday temperatures
Forecast notes no clear change in temperatures tonight and Friday. Morning map shows clear skies with partial cloudiness at Pittsburg and Wichita. Road conditions say dirt roads are good while Douglas county roads remain passable. Gas Office Record lists 7 pm yesterday at 42, 7 am today at 28, noon today at 2, with yesterday's high 50 and today's low 38.
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Pittsburg
Wichita
Douglas County
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