Seek Accomplices In Baby's Death In 1954 AP Report
Governor Hoffman intensifies search for others who might be involved in the Lindbergh baby case. Officials discuss threats, possible accomplices, and the chance Hauptmann could still be saved. Rumors place police on watch in several cities as Hauptmann's legal team weighs options.
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Associated Press
Trenton
N. J
Hoffman
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Charles A. Lindbergh
Hauptmann
Altho Hoffman
New York
Vespers at KU features Westminster choir in campus program
The forty eighth KU School of Fine Arts vespers will be Sunday afternoon at 4 in University Auditorium. The Westminster a cappella choir is highlighted along with instrumental selections by Wheeler bassoon horn and strings. The program includes Prelude From Heaven Comes the Angel Hosanna Allegro moderato and a cappella numbers led by Ruth Orcutt and Deane Swarthout.
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University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
University
Westminster A Cappella
Joseph Burns
Bextette
Helen Rice
Elizabeth Rees
John Mahley
Ramona Harnar
Millard Laing
Mary Jane Bruce
the Cross
Whitrrinit Ware Merihah Monre
Raymund Strhl
Aliie Merle Conger
Laurel Everette Anderson
Orenn
Waldemar Gerteh
Karl Kuersteiner
Wilma Stoner
Allezza
Ruth Orcutt
Waldemar Gelteh
Conrad McGrew
D. M. Swarthcut
Tien
Fe H. Candiyn
Philip Janes Dohnanyt
Christ
S_ Barnesphelia Choir
Swarthout
Test Your Knowledge Classified Question Set Answers
This item lists eleven trivia prompts asking about rivers, historical figures, science terms, literature, law, geography, and music. Each question challenges knowledge on topics ranging from the Androscoggin river to the anemometer, inviting readers to consult the classified page for solutions.
Kansans in 1936 politics and protests mix in Topeka
Protesting relief workers marching on Bourbon county courthouse, 325 WPA relief clients clash over wage scale. Landon in NY faces questions about a presidential bid as supporters push forward. Prohibitionists seek 3.2 beer ban and candidates. Farmers in Colby demand re enactment of the AAA and court picks. News wraps advise on politics, weather, and local court cases across Kansas.
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Topeka
Bourbon County
Kansas
AAA
Alf M. Landon
WPA
Landon
New York
Albert Ottinger
Oscar Stauffer
Arkansas City
Charles F. Scott
London
Newton
John 2. Golden
Colby
Supreme Court
Bunker’s Art Revered By Generations Of Students
Charles D. Bunker, assistant curator at the University of Kansas Dyche Museum, celebrated his 65th birthday amid congratulatory letters from museum colleagues he trained. For a decade he and his students have built a vast vertebrate collection totaling tens of thousands of specimens and helped craft the museum’s famed Chicago World's Fair panorama.
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Ill
Charles D. Bunker
Dyche
University of Kansas
Bunk
Mr. Dread
KKU
Bunker
Alexander Wetmore
Dyche Museum
L. L. Dyche
America
Ornithologist’s Union
Lawrence
Hoadley
Louis Flatlines Retzlaff In Lawrence Boxing Exibition
In Lawrence last night Joe Louis quickly stopped Charley Retzlaff in an exhibition bout. A fan missed the finish after stepping out for snacks and later heard the referee’s count as the action ended.
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Joe Louis
Charley Retzlaff
Lawrence
Jetzlaff
County seeks rent for police HQ in courthouse
Topeka officials face a $100 monthly rent demand from county commissioners for the police headquarters in the courthouse after the city jail was razed for a WPA funded rebuild and WPA funds dwindled. City leaders are puzzled as debates continue about the jail and shared facilities.
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Topeka
Court House
WPA
Kipling Dies After Illness At 70 In England
London Jan 18 Rudyard Kipling renowned poet novelist and imperial chronicler died early today at Middlesex hospital after emergency operation for a perforated stomach ulcer He was 70 His body was taken to the hospital chapel awaiting cremation The family will set cremation time and place Officials ponder Westminster Abbey burial The Times and The Daily Mail paid tribute to his self expression and empire writ large His wife and daughter were present at his death along with his surgeon Dr A B Webb Johnson
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London
Rudyard Kipling
Great Britain
Middlesex Hospital
Westminster Abbey
Britain
Sussex
Borwash
Bernard Shaw
Kipling
Shaw
Walter Scott
the Times
The
Daily Mail
England
Empire
United States
Robert W. Bineham
A. B. Webb-Johnson
WPA to Add 3000 Relief Jobs in Kansas
Topeka reports authority to add 3000 men under the WPA program, with 41200 currently employed. John Brink, assistant state WPA administrator, said a request for the new jobs had been sent to Washington. John G. Stutz of the KERC noted 11600 employable relief clients still unemployed.
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Topeka
Kansas
John Brink
WPA
Washington
John G. Stutz
KERC
Will Speak at Church by Rev Walton E Cole Toledo Leader
The Rev Walton E Cole of First Unitarian Toledo will speak at a Monday luncheon at a Unitarian church starting 12 30 with the address at 1 o'clock The public is invited Tickets cost 25 cents Reservations for luncheon with Mrs Harriet Euersteiner Cole recently finished talks in Topeka and studied at the University of Chicago and the Chicago Theological Seminary He heads the University Civic Theater in Toledo and directs the council on social agencies and is active in the city manager movement.
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First Unitarian
Toledo
Unitarian Church
Harriet Euersteiner
Mr. Cole
Topeka
University of Chicago
Chisago Theological Seminary
University Civic Theater
Council On Social Agencies
City Manager
Kan sas Engineer scribe pokes fun at engineering social life
The January Kan sas Engineer from the Kansas University engineering department lampoons campus social life with a skit about Hob Nail Hop. It notes engineers step into social events yearly and often outshine others in a single night. It also mentions Greek orgs, gum favors by Ray Noble, and party reports at Acacia and Sig Ep. A KU glee club update and a puzzle poem close the item.
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Kanass Engineer
Kansas University Department of Engineering and Architecture
Egotiam
Bill Whinnery
Goebbels Calls Upon People for Sacrifices in Reich Rearmament
Berlin dispatch reports Dr. Paul Joseph Goebbels urging 25 000 listeners to accept further sacrifices to fuel Germanys rearmament and seek colonies as Versailles rift fuels urgency. He warns of raw materials needs, lower imports, and potential Soviet war if pushed. He criticizes Westerners and American media while urging national self sufficiency.
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Deutschland Hall
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Goebbels
New York to Dedicate Theodore Roosevelt Memorial
New York state will dedicate a 3.5 million memorial to Theodore Roosevelt after 16 years of work. The event features President Roosevelt delivering the main address from his cousin’s family, while Edith Roosevelt will listen by radio from a hospital. The memorial near the American Museum of Natural History includes a grand arch and a 30 foot higher equestrian statue, with murals and classrooms inside.
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Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence Area Notices
Obituaries list Mrs. Alice Brown 59 former Lawrence resident dies after illness in Tulsa OklahomaHospital Jam She is survived by husband Louis Brown four sons Charles Edward Elbie Louis Jr and granddaughter Maxine Alice Ward notes death of Harry L Cheney 47 at Port land Oregon Veterans hospital and links to Lawrence Emportia Baldwin Portland family details Susie Wingert 79 dies at Willow Springs funeral set at Willow Springs church burial Flory cemetery survivors Della Flory Mabel Wingert W E Wingert W M Winsart J A Wingert 19 grandchildren 7 great grandchildren To 40 Below in Minnesota Warroad Minn Unofficial reading shows coldest point 40 degrees below zero
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Harry L. Cheney
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Cheney
Emporia
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Guy Deskins
Worden
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Estancia
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Ottawa
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Texas
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Edwin Cheney
New Mexico
Clarence
Earl Cheney
S. T. Price
J. ©. Shelton
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Willow Springs
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Riley Barnhart
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Della Flory
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W. E
W. M. Winsart
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Minn
United States
North Lawrence Notes From Elm Street And Centenary Church
Wilma Adams of Elkhart visits Rogers home. Mrs. Roy Adams improves after illness. Mrs. White staying with Mrs. Culver. Culver confined briefly. Miss Sophia Saylor ill but improving. McNamara family recovering from siege with the gupper. Riley Rodgers prepares hotbeds for spring. early seedlings visible. Wallace W C T U meets at Mrs. Biggs. Mrs. Henry Broat slowly recovering. Rev. Reeve leads quarterly meeting. Centenary to raise Knox salary, praises given. Joneses move to Maple Street. Niotas club meets at Mrs. Clarence Pine’s. Parsonage ready for Sunday school use with door between annex kitchen and living room. Stoves benches and piano arranged. ready for next Sunday. Mrs. D Hopkins recovering from severe grip. Junior League of Centenary plans open night in February to show Sunday work. Mrs. Knox in charge. North Lawrence Christian youth plan a late week party. Rev. Fred Benson and Mrs. Benson visit Lawrence. Bernice Benson continues K U work by correspondence. Walter Palmateer improves after severe cold.
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Elkhart
Rogers
Roy Adams
Mrs. White
Mrs. Culver
Centenary
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D. Hopkins
Junior League of Centenary Church
North Lawrence Tistian Church
Fred Benson
Social Guests and Club Gathering Report
Enterprise notes Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Miller at Floyd Dodds home. Priscilla club met at Mrs. Lloyd Coffman’s with Mrs. Wylie Harris Miss Edith Spielman and Mrs. A A Hase l among attendees. Louise Reidy and Eleanor travelled to Lawrence. Elmer Dodder from Cheyenne visited W G Wright family and left Monday. Mrs. Jennings Price visited Topeka on business.
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John
Dorothy
Floyd Dodds
Lloyd Coffman
Priscilla Club
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Edith Spielman
A. A. Hasel
Louise Reidy
Eleanor
Lawrence
Jes
Elmer Dodder
Cheyenne
Wyo
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H. R. Wright
Parsons Reports Meningitis Case After Infant’s Death
Health officers in Parsons Kansas monitor for more spinal meningitis cases after the death yesterday of Billy Thompson aged 20 months, son of Mr and Mrs E R Thompson. Authorities trace the case and warn residents as the investigation continues.
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Kan
Jan
Billy Thompson
E. R. Thompson
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