Vienna Returns to Normal Routine After Socialist Riot
Vienna today shows a strangely normal surface life as army police and Heimwehr patrol the wreckage. Residents resume routines amid shell holes, damaged buildings, and resumed milk deliveries while foreigners view the scenes from taxis and limousines.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Heimwehr
Karl Marx
Karl Marxcourt
Floridsdorf
Dollfuss
Motion. Picture
Organ Vesper Sunday at KU Auditorium
The seventieth vesper organ recital at the University of Kansas will be held Sunday at 4 p.m. in the KU Auditorium. Professor Charles S. Skilton, noted American composer and Fellow of the American Guild of Organists, will perform with a brass quartet including Cloyd Vermillion, Lawrence Boggs, Oliver Hobbs, and C. E. Sawhill. They will accompany the organ on two numbers including Chorale and Szite in C Major and Christus Resurrexit. The public is invited.
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University of Kansas
K. U
Charles S.’ Skilton
American Guild of Organists
Mr. Skilton
Cloyd Vermillion
Lawrence Boggs
Oliver Hobbs
C.E. Sawhill
Professor Skilton
Homer Bartlett
Christus
Ravanello
Lutheran Students to Sponsor Regional Conference at KU
The Lutheran Student Association at Kansas University will sponsor a regional conference for Lutheran students from multiple campuses. It will be held at Trinity Lutheran Church February 23 to 25 with speakers Dean Paul B. Lawson Midland College president H F Martin and Rev G P Harry D D of Morristown Pa. Local student Dorothy Davis serves as region vice president and conference chair.
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Lutheran Student Association
K. U
Trinity Lutheran Church
Paul B. Lawson
H. F. Martin
Midland College
Fremont
Neb
G. P. Harry
Morristown
Harry
United Lutheran Church
Dorothy Davis
SAMES K. U. TANK ENTRIES FOR MEET AT KANSAS POOL
Herbert Allphin, swimming coach, announced entries for the meet against Washburn at the Kansas pool Saturday afternoon. Participants include Thomas Ryan Clyde Nichols Henry Thorne Fred Malo Paul Rappaport Robert Dil J Don Schulie and Howard Miller. A separate item notes an 81 year old Mrs Sarah Adams cutting her third set of teeth, and a grass fire at Twelfth and Vert streets in South Park put out by firemen. Also marriage license issued to Roy Vandeventer and Evelyn Werts of Eudora remarried by Probate Court Hy Menger.
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Herbert Allphin
Washburn
Kansas Pool
Sthomas Ryan
Clyde ‘Nichols
Henry Thorne
Fred Malo
Paul Rappaport
Robert Dil
J. Don Schulie
Howard Miller
Twelfth
Vert
South Park
Ofa Imarriage
Roy" Vandeventer
Evelyn
Werts
Eudora
Probate i
Hy Menger
Ice danger as ship sinks drives 100 to ice
Across the Bering Strait sixty dog teams rushed toward a stranded group of 100 men and women and two children after a ship sank on the ice. The incident highlights a perilous rescue situation with multiple responders and uncertain survival prospects.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Bering Straits
London
Margaret Moffat
Sewell
Collins
Calcutta
Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru
Gandhi
Georgi Dimitroff
Wassili Taneff
Blagoi Popoff
Selsany
St. John’s
Nfld
Newfoundland
Great Britain
Madrid
Juan de la Cierva
Paris
Doumergue
France
Lutheran Workers Seek Easter Barrel Funds at Trinity Church
A large Easter barrel drive aims to raise over $3,000 for Trinity Lutheran, continuing a five year effort that has gathered nearly $25,000. An Easter barrel committee lists Della Newby and many others, seeking to clear a $25,000 indebtedness with a $1,700 sinking fund in reserve for 1939 debt freedom.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Lutheran Church
Della Newby
Elsie: Ketels
Minnie Kahle
H. T. Jost
Joe Garbutt
C. J. Eriksen
Sherman Brock
Emil Heck
Rush Craton
Henr Hack
Lewis Good- Tich
Howard .Creel
Obed Thompson
A. T. Olson
A. E. Olson
A. E. Potter
Anna. S. Hull
M. Price
Fred Rae
Frances
A Farewell to Family Neighbors Honor Mr and Mrs Coleman
Neighbors and friends held a farewell gathering at the Coleman home to bid well to G C and Mrs Coleman as they move to a new home near Stanton in Miami county. Mrs Coleman led Sunday school singing for years and Mr Coleman served as Belleview P T A president and on the school board. A handmade friendship quilt with thirty nine names was presented to Mrs Coleman.
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Union Chapel
G. €. Coleman
Stanton
Miami County
Coleman
Belleview P.T. A
Dog Licenses Required Before March 1 City Hall
City ordinance requires dog owners to obtain licenses at City Hall before March 1 and to provide proof of rabies vaccination. Mayor W E Spalding plans a stray dog cleanup and urges prompt license purchase and rabies immunization. mayor settles problem.
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W.E. Spalding
Leavenworth Reverts to Old Garbage Contractor Plan
Mayor J H Miller approved a return to the previous garbage contractor at 125 dollars monthly after protests over a new annual contract of one dollar. Funds come from salary reductions in the park and street departments as the move restores the former system. Monsignor Bernard S Kelly in Leavenworth is near death after a long illness and a Mayo Clinic return.
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J. H.miller
Leavenworth
Park and Street Department
Kelly
Kan
Bernard
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Measles tale at K U fades with no slaughter
Despite reports from Mr. Dread's measles front at the Kappa house the outbreak proves mild as Ruth Magerkurth bears the sole measles case on the Hill and an infected tooth. Nine freshmen are initiated into Phi Kappa Psi. A Valentine Varsity tonight at the Union honors Saint’s Day with no costumes allowed. The Gate second issue due Mt Dread. Norman Thomas to address All-University on February 21.
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Mr. Dread
Kappa House
Ruth.Magerkurth
Salina
Kappa
R. I. Canuteson
Magerkurth
Phi Kappa Psi
James Jennings
Bob Lamme
Campbell Hodge
Kansas City
Tom Strickland
George
Fred Johnson
Kan
Charles Cook
Topeka
Lawrence McKaller
Baxter Springs
Fred Harris Jr
Ottawa
Lawrence Fire Department Upgraded Hose Capacity
The Lawrence fire department can handle distant fires with 4800 feet of hose. trucks carry 1200 feet while the remainder is kept in reserve for city protection. A local transfer operator was seen destroying an old dray wagon, signaling a shift to trucks in use.
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Lawrence
Delahunty Transfer Company
Engagement Announced for Louise Berger and Otto Rost
Socially announced engagement of Louise Berger daughter of Mr and Mrs F E Berger of St Louis to Otto P Rost son of Mr and Mrs Otto Rost also of St Louis. Berger a Washington University graduate and Gamma Phi Beta member. Rost earned a University of Kansas education degree in 1932, played three years on the football team and was named all Big Six tackle in 1931, member of Delta Tau Delta.
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Louise Berger
F. E. Berger
St. Louis
Otto P. Rost
Otto Rost
Miss Berger
Washington University
Gamma Phi Beta
Rost
School of Education
University of Kansas
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Miss Mary McAuliffe Visits Lawrence Friends
Miss Mary McAuliffe of Topeka called on Lawrence friends last night. She is formerly county health nurse here and is now a member of the state board of health. Establish P. E. O. Scholarship at University of Kansas. The AZ chapter of P. E. O. Lawrence chapter established a loan scholarship for a junior or senior. Ruth L. Kieffer, a KU junior from Kansas City Mo, is the first recipient.
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Mary McAuliffe
Topeka
Lawrence
McAuliffe
State Board of Health
Eugenie Gallop
University of Kansas
Ruth L. Kieffer
College
Kansas City
Defense Week Talk Calls for Prepared Policy and Honesty
Lieut. E. H. Coe of the regular army spoke at the Cooperative Club meeting in Hotel Eldridge during National Defense Week. He warned that unresolved distrust across Europe threatens global stability and urged preparing for emergencies as a safeguard against future wars. He said true peace will come only when hate greed and fear vanish and conferences run honestly.
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E H. Coe
University of Kansas
Cooperative Club
Hotel
Eldridge
Austria
Germany
France
England
Italy
Europe
California
Lieut
Coe
Immanuel Lutherans Set Lent Services and Sermon Series
Immanuel Lutherans announce Sunday evening Lent services and a Good Friday service at 7 45 p m at Tenth and Kentucky with Rev W W Stoeppelworth delivering a sermon series titled Notable Utterances in the Narrative of Our Savior s Passion The dates include February 18 I Am He February 25 I Am Not He March 4 By Law He Ought to Die March 11 I Find No Fault in Him March 18 Crucify Him March 25 He Saved Others He Cannot Save March 30 It Is Finished Altho open to the public the events are arranged for church members and others in Lawrence are invited to join in the meditation.
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Immanuel Lutherans
Church
Tenth
Kentucky
W. W. Stoeppelworth
Lawrence
Why Be Honest Lecture At Trinity Lutheran Church
The confirmation lecture Sundays at 7:45 PM will discuss the command Thou shalt not steal with Rev. C. A Puls leading. Motives behind dishonesty whether dishonesty is a necessity who crooks are and does dishonesty pay. A pipe organ Prelude by Miss Grace Endacott precedes a 15 minute song service led by Pr. B. Downing. A good audience is expected.
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Trinity Lutheran
C. A Puls
Typewriting Contests Set for High School Students Locally
The annual Kansas state typewriting contest for high school students will be held March 28 and April 21. E A Thomas, secretary of the state high school athletic association, announced. Each school will send five contenders to the regional contests from which the state champion will be chosen. Local cities to host regions will be decided after preliminaries.
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Topeka
E. A. Thomas
State High School Athletic Association
Thomas
Major Koenig to Speak at Kiwanis Next Thursday
Major W. C. Koenig will address the Kiwanis club at its weekly luncheon next Thursday as part of National Defense Week, coordinated by the Douglas County chapter of the Reserve Officers Association. Dr. R. C. Moore is arranging the program. Last night Lieut. E. H. Coe spoke to the Co-op club, and Thursday night the association will join with the American Legion in a program at the Legion hall.
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W. C. Koenig
Kiwanis Club
Douglas County
The
Reserve Officers Association
R. C. Moore
E.H. Coe
Wit
Legion All
Senior High Pupils Tour Kansas City Auto Show
About 35 first and second semester auto mechanics students from Senior High School visited the Kansas City auto show yesterday. Accompanying staff included Instructor E J Logedon Principal Neal M Wherry and Messrs Hamilton Hamilton and Harlan Birch. The group toured the Ford assembly plant before the auto show.
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Kansas City
E. J. Logedon
Neal M. Wherry
Francis Hamilton
Harlan Birch
Ford Assembly
Drop 400000 CWA workers February 23
Washington AP report notes the Civil Works Administration will demobilize 400000 rural workers on February 23 with hours set at 24 weekly in cities and 165 in rural areas. Demobilization will proceed at about 10 percent weekly through March, aiming to end by May 1. Hopkins outlines wage and project changes including fireproof rural school construction and possible school-building contracts.
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Washington
Civil Works Administration
Harry L. Hopking
Hopkins
CWA
Deaths and Funerals Robert A McNish and Sadie Eastman
Funeral services for Robert A. McNish 67 of eight miles south of Lawrence will be held Sunday at 2 from Rumsey funeral home. He is survived by his wife four sons Ross McNish Omaha John McNish Oskaloosa Orville McNish Ottawa and Fred McNish Vinland three daughters Mrs Edna Ickes Mrs Hazel Myers and Mrs Gladys Myers all of Atchison a brother Will McNish Clinton a sister Mrs Will Offner of Wisconsin 18 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Mrs Sadie Dorsey Eastman formerly of Lawrence died Wednesday morning at her Topeka home after a yearlong illness funeral services will be at 2 Saturday from Wall-Diffenderfer mortuary burial in Oak Hill cemetery Lawrence. The grave is near the A Monroe mausoleum. Mrs Eastman is survived by her husband 0 H Eastman her parents Mr and Mrs E V Dorsey of Wamego four sisters Mrs W H Irwin Chicago Mrs J B Strong Verdi NM Mrs Billa Bailey Topeka and Miss Tena Dorsey Wamego and two stepsons William and Herbert Eastman of the home.
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Robert A. McNish
Lawrence
Rumsey
Ross McNish
Omaha
John McNish
Oskaloosa
Orville McNish
Ottawa
Fred McNish
Vinland
Edna Ickes
Hazel Myers
Gladys Myers
Atchison
Will McNish
Clinton
Will Offner
Wisconsin
Sadie Dorsey Eastman
Topeka
Wall-Diffenderfer
Oak Hill Cemetery
A. Monroe
Eastman
Brinkley Suit Dismissed Over Security Requirement
A $600,000 damage case by Dr. John R. Brinkley against Dr. Morris Fishbein and Dr. W. S. Yates was dismissed by District Judge C. M. Clark in Junction City Kansas. The action, filed May 5 1930 over a Fishbein article attacking Brinkley known as goat gland specialist, ended after Brinkley failed to post an extra $1 000 in costs as ordered.
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Junction City
Kan
John _R. Brinkley
Morris Fishbein
Chicago
W._S. Yates
C. M. Clark
Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Brinkley
Milford
Yates
Xavier club holds election at KU and Haskell
The Xavier club elected officers at a special meeting. Anthony Basil serves as president with Francis O'Neill as vice president and Thompson Lawrence as secretary. The group plans a joint party with Immacolata after Lent. other officers include Charles Bekaert treasurer Dennis McCarty personnel manager Charles Patterson assistant manager and James Hail sergeant at arms. Thousands of buyers and sellers meet daily through reading the classified ads.
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Xavier Club
University of Kansas
Haskell
Immaculata
Anthony Basil
Francis O'Neill
Thompson Lawrence
Charles Bekaert
Dennis McCarty
Charles Patterson
James Hail
Jewel Heist Hits Opera Star Lucrezia Bori in New York
In New York on February 16 two men disguised as messengers entered soprano Lucrezia Bori s apartment, bound a maid and a porter, and escaped with a jewel case of undetermined value while the diva was away on tour.
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Steat Bori
New York
Lucrezia Bori
Local Glendon Area Social Notes And Events
Grantville visitors hosted by W H Glenn. numerous trips to Lawrence Topeka and St Joseph. Revival services begin at Glenn Chapel with plans for upcoming evangelist events. Roosevelt birthday cake baked by Thomas Ford for Chamber of Commerce event. receipts $1500. Community gatherings include church guilds, plays, and Will Brown home gathering with refreshments.
McKesson Vitamin Concentrate Tablets Ad
An old health ad touts McKesson's Vitamin Concentrate Tablets as a way to boost resistance, compare three tablets to two teaspoons of cod liver oil, and note added minerals calcium and phosphorus. It urges after meals use for adults and children and warns to seek McKesson's brand only.
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McKesson
McKesson’s
Valentine Day Luncheon Hosted by Willing Workers Club
The Willing Workers club held an all day meeting on February 14 at Mrs Olivia Fulton and daughter Arlette’s home. The event featured a Valentine theme with luncheon on quartetted tables, a centerpiece Valentine cake for Miss Fulton’s upcoming birthday, and guests including Mrs Mary Shambart Oakland Calif Mrs Willie Hill and daughter Dorothy June Mrs Wilma Morris and Elizabeth Ann Beverly Bahnmaier Bobbie Dark Hagel Gray Arlette Fulton and Mrs oldie McCall Lawrence among others.
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Ita
Valentine
Caroline Gray
Grace Dark
Miss Fulton
Mary Shambart
Oakland
Calif
Willie Hill
Dorothy June
Wilma © Morris
Elizabeth Ann
Beverly Bahnmaier
Bobbie Dark
Hagel Gray
Arlette Fulton
Oldie “McCall
Lawrence
Glenn School Notes and Local Socials Report
Community members including Mrs Mabel Gray and Mrs Minnie Glenn attend a meeting at Mrs Florence Svoboda's home. Glenn school pupils and teachers plan a Valentine exchange on February 1. Nearby residents Walter Beeler and W H Glenn attend a Clinton sale. Dick Boston visits Marion Moran in Topeka. Glenn and family conduct business in Topeka as H F Fulton and daughter Ilette travel. Norma Jane McClanahan of Lecompton visits Miss Lenora and Doris Mellenbruch.
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Walter Beeler
Grantville
Marion Moran
Lawrence
Stull
Ginning
Robert Lee Mobley
Carl Junction
Elizabeth
Ann
Morris Seas
Arlette
Fulton
H.F. Fulton
J. J. Svoboda
Pranks McClellan
George Chiles
H. Z. Brown
Matie Neely
Douglas County
Glenn School
Theodore Sulzen
Topeka
Vary. Shambart
Oakland
Calif
G. M. Bahnmaier
Thomas Ford
Walter
Roosevelt
Chamber of Commerce
St. Joseph
Ford
Dick Boydston
F. M. Drogmund
Kansas City
Lenora
Doris Mellenbruch
Irene Brown
Otterbein Guild of the
United Brethren Church
Big Springs
Virginia
Billy Morris
Boyd Scott
V ‘B. ‘Glenn
Glenn
United Brethren ‘Church
Will Brown
Arthur, Ward
Annajane Ward
Sophia Damm
John Damm
Mike “Zeeb
Melvin: Edwards
Juan
Caroline
Gray
Mabel ‘Glenn
Minnie Glenn
Ruth Bahnmaier
Florence
Svobods
Vesta ‘Bahnmaier
Mattie
Matney
W.H. Glenn
Sale
Clinton
Dick Boston
Minne
Monchrque -Glenn
Bil- Wi
H. F. Falton
Ilette
Norma Jane
McClanahan
Lecompton
Le'nora
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SAMES
Seattle
Sarah Adams
Cable News
Mrs. G. C
S Coleman
K. U. Kappa
Brown's Grove
Union
University
Kansan
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Kanna
Allen Crafton
Hardy Pioneers
Kansas Players
Crafton
the Gate
John Gilchrist
Robert Gard
Mt. Dread
Betty Julian
Maurice Rice
Norman Jacobshagen
Harriet “Sherwood
Margaret Lawson
Ray Miller
Dorothy Heiderstadt
Carruth
Norman Thomas
United States
Sociely
Lieut. E. H. Coe
Immanuel Lutheran Church
C. A. Puls
Commandment
Works Administration
Xavier Grea
Glenn and Vicinity
Driggist
Cascaraquinine
Sean
Fashion Follies
Patee
Nellie
Ted Healy
Stooges
Fiji
Samoa
John Wayne
William Powell
Bette Davis
VEREE
Teasdale
Frank McHugh
Leopatra
Barbara Stanwyck
Baby Face
George Breit
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