Beloved Scottish Entertainer Sir Harry Lauder Dies
Mournful news from Mtrathaven Scotland confirms the death of Sir Harry Lauder, famed roamin’ in the gloamin star and wartime performer. Born 1870, Lauder rose from coal mining to international tours, later retiring due to ill health but remaining active in charity and recruitment drives with Greta Land. He was knighted in 1919 for services to Empire troops.
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Gudieneas
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Greta Land
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Annie Vallance
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London
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Empire
Youth found guilty in drunken driving case
H Dale Griffin age 19 of Eudora was convicted in county court on a drunken driving charge. Judge Frank Gray fined him and counts, sentenced him to 30 days in jail and suspended his license. His car left Highway 10 east of Lawrence at 8 30, rolled after swerving into an embankment. Griffin was taken to Memorial hospital with no injuries. Relatives blamed a hood failure and noted his recent discharge from an army hospital after service in the Aleutians and Alaska.
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H. Dale Griffin
Eudora
Frank Gray
Griffin
Lawrence
Highway 10
Lawrence’ Memorial Hospital
Aleutians
Alaska
Injured in Auto Crash Near Fort Riley
Pvt. Charles Krear of Fort Riley was injured when his car hit a concrete bridge abutment west of the Douglas Jefferson county line on highway 24. He was taken to Lawrence Memorial Hospital with chest contusion and chin lacerations, later moved to Fort Riley hospital. Patrolman Carl Gray noted the car was badly damaged. Krear was en route to Topeka when the crash occurred.
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Charles Krear
Fort Riley
Douglas-Jefferson County
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Ft. Riley Hospital
Carl Gray
Krear
Topeka
Boost Price of Coffee by Four Cents a Pound
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. raised prices on its nationally advertised bagged coffee brands by four cents per pound effective today. The move, attributed to higher costs of green coffee, reflects current replacement costs in the market.
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New York
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
Births and Lodge Notices From Local Community
Birth reports record several births to local families including Mr and Mrs R C Hopkins Me Louth a son born Saturday and Mr and Mrs G E Ganfer Sunnyside a daughter yesterday plus other lodge notices and a skating injury incident. Janet Kay Jackson 12 of 1917 Ghia Street treated Saturday for an injured right knee after a skating fall.
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Louth
Eagles Lodge
G. E. Ganfer
Sunnyside
Richard
Ziotky
Ohio Street
Eater
J. T. Grant
Flower
James Sorrells
George Jue
Adr
Unflower
Terday
Lawrense Lodge
Alpe AM
Bert S
Walter H. Varnum
Janet Kay Jackson
Ghia Street
Lawrence news notes and animal adoptions at KU scene
In Lawrence several of Louise Towne’s cats remain to be placed by tomorrow evening. Call Lenore French or Ruth Tove to offer homes. The Gavel society at the University of Kansas hosts open parliamentary procedures training under Forensic League sponsorship. Dean Harold G Barr criticizes limited library access and recalls an open stacks library loss. Toby the red cocker spaniel, owned by the Johnsons, won ribbon awards and will appear on WDAF TV footage.
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Jnanked
Mian Lenore French
Ruth Tove
Journal-World
al Tho
Forensic League
Speech and Drama Department
Harold G. Barr
School of Religion
University of Kansas
Dean Barr
Toby
Marvin Johnson
Linola Street
18 Named Secretary topeka in Presbyterian synod
Topeka February 27 Dr Lenlie Sweetland of Chicago has been named executive secretary of the Presbyterian synod of Kansas. He succeeds Dr A Walton Ro who moves to Salt Lake City to head the synods of Utah and Idaho. Sweetland has been associate director of the new life movement for three years and is a former pastor of Grace Presbyterian Church in Wichita.
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Topeka
Lenlie Sweetland
Chicago
Presbyterian Synod of Kansas
A. Walton Ro
Salt Lake City
Utah
Idaho
Absentminded Clerk Drops Cash in Bag in Los Angeles
Mrs. John C. Peterson found a paper bag stuffed with greenbacks totaling 86.75 after shopping at George Munson's grocery. The error occurred at the store and was returned to the owner by police who recovered the money and handed it back to Munson.
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Los Angeles
John C. Peterson
George Munson
Names of new births listed at various Kansas addresses
Memorial Hospital records numerous births and parental details with names and addresses across Overbrook Holton Lawrence Sunflower Sunnyside Baldwin and other towns. Key entries include Anna May baby boy Mast Sylvia Deliath Helen Collins and more with multiple babies noted alongside guardians and street addresses.
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Anna May
Overbrook
Betty Vequist
Aleen Edwarda
Eudora
Eleanor
Martin
Baby
Rhode Island Street
Marion Denton
Missouri Street
Lonnie Bundy
Tonganoxie
Gladya Fox
Delaware Street
Morris Teplitz
Illinois Street
Marcene Longa
Necker
Mildred Early
New Hampshire Street
Charlotte McCarty
Vermont Street
Ligud “Curtiss
Lenora Wiens
Walnut Street
Mary Church
Twa Dodson
Sunflower
Jamita Mylers
Laura Street
Lucille Kimsey
Sunnyside
Bernice Glass
Alabama Street
Irene Neill
Lloyd Drew
Tanya Cooper
New Jersey Street
Gladys Torkelson
Baldwin
Mast
Sylvia Deliath
Ohio Street
Helen Collins
Holton
Athel
Lawrence
Charles Krear
Fort Riley
Americans Seek Purpose Amid Convocation Week Events
The article notes Dr Compton and Indian scholars meeting with locals, including Prof and Mr Chowia, during a university convocation. At noon a ceremony in the Memorial Union precedes remarks by Bean Lawson, with music by Glee Club directed by Gerald Carney and a singing of Forever Free. Marybeth Dawes introduced week newsmen and announced replacements for Father Gene Malcolm due to attendance issues.
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Nore
India
Compton
Sarvadamen Chowia
Bean Lawson
Ola Pnatiah
Memorial Union For Mah
G. Chian Himpeon
University
Gerald Carney
Marybeth Dawes
Glenn Dawes
Mhodesland Street
Robert C. Swift
Gene Malcolm
Grace Church
Carthare
Blood stained bridge clues in elderly murder at Lake Martin
Alexander City, Feb 27 UP A blood stained bridge and two loaves of bread are key clues in the mystery of an elderly murdered woman. The unidentified 60 year old body was found floating near a bridge on Lake Martin six miles south. Clothing ripped with a knife, a cloth hood over her head, heavy rope binding, and three chest wounds mark the crime. A barracks bag found by a boy fishing contained women’s clothing and two loaves of bread labeled Broadway City Stores of Hollywood California Crenshaw, California.
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Alexander City
Ala
Lake Martin
Here
Floyd T. Mann
Broadway City
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Pasadena
Crenshaw
Calif
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence and Nearby Areas
Obituary notices report Gus Brune of van Locust Street died at 62 after farming and wartime work at Sunflower Ordnance plant. Survived by wife Doris and eight relatives. services set at Rumsey Funeral Home. Other notices include Paul Hefty of Woodland California, Garold Fetzer of Fairfield, and John H Ulm of San Diego. Funeral and burial plans listed with multiple survivors.
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Lawence Memorial Booqital
Sunflow'r
Nebraska
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Eugenia James
Okmulgee
Okle
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Olathe
Harold Brune
Daniel Brune
Lawrence
Fred Brune Independence
Wesley Brune
Albert Brune
Frank Brune
Eugene Brune
Or Nent Lawrence
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Lake View
Mayme Denny
Wichita
Rumsey Funeral Home
Memorial Park Cemetery
Ward
Paul Hefty
Woodland
Calif
Omaha
Neb
John Hefty
Carney
Hefty
Riverside
Riverside College
Davis
Louise
Paul Howard
Earl Martin
Nettie |Skites
Rhode Island Street
John H. Ulm
San Diego
Bee Chapel
Ralph E., Browning
Oak Tks Club
Pall Bexrere
George Docking
L. E. Blair
Bert, Wilson
Elmeppard
Fred Heck
Carl Hird
Odd Animal News From Across the Nation
Wild leopard roams Oklahoma City as weekend monkeyshine continues. Morristown, Morristown tale of Theodore Lovenberg and a fox named Boots Mustard owner dispute. Gulls halt at Columbia airport causing plane damage. Cat and mouse dinner dates in Pineville. Jungle Baby black cat missing in Indianapolis found wedged near car parts. Sammy the cat hides atop palm at Phoenix, guarded by a boy and crowd spectators.
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Animal Kingdom
Oklahoma City
Morristown
N. J
Theodore Lovenberg
Murtand
Theodore
Indianapolis
Jungle Baby
E. J. Oyler
Dorothy Shoup Recital Criss Simpson
Dorothy Shoup gave a graduate piano recital in Strong auditorium. Her polished expressive tone and careful musical architecture impressed the audience despite some difficult moments in crescendos and diminuendos. She performed Bach, Beethoven, Brahms, and Ravel with varied emotional tone and earned enthusiastic applause.
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Herathy Shoup
Ixg Shoup
Alberta Stuhl
Mixx Shoup
Alote Gleeves
Misa Shoup
Mine Shoup
Beethoven
Mist Shoup
Waltitz
Mixa Shoup
Brahms
Mixa
Market News Shows Mixed Prices Across Livestock and Grains
A dense market report details livestock and grain movements with varied futures. Prices for calves, steers, heifers, and cows shift unevenly amid strong demand for certain cuts and steady to higher bids for feeder stock. grain notes reflect ongoing fluctuations in cereal prices and feed costs.
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SDA Cattle
Sis
Rouse Towila
Lamba
Winfield Courier Publishes Annual Achievement Edition
The Winfield Courier prints its annual achievement edition in a five page issue. It details progress of Winfield and its trade territory, highlighting economic activity and local enterprise.
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Winfield, Kan
Winfield Courier Today
Winfield
Grass Fire at Jayhawk Co op House Excluded
Firefighters answered a call to the Jayhawk Co op house on Kentucky Street around 2 PM. Fire Chief Paul Ingels said a trash fire in the backyard spread to lumber, but the blaze was extinguished with little damage reported.
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Jayhawk Co-op House
Kentucky Street
Paul Ingels
Marriage Licenses Granted in Local Probate Court
Marriage licenses issued to Ralph E. MacDougall 21 and Kathryn B. Mull 20 both of La and to Norman L. Schulz 22 of Nebraska and Eva Lyn A. Ralston 24 of Lawrence.
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Ralph E. MacDougall
Kathryn B. Mull
Af la
Norman L. Schulz
Norfolk
Nebr
Evalyn A. Ralston
Lawrence
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