Mrs Ruth Bryan Owen to Wed Captain Rohde in Denmark
Copenhagen reports the engagement and forthcoming marriage of Mrs Ruth Bryan Owen United States minister to Denmark to Captain Boerge Rohde Kammerjunker of King Christian's bodyguard. Rohde 42 traveling to the United States to join Mrs Owen for a July 10 ceremony at the Long Island home of Mrs Robert Lehman. Mrs Owen, 30, daughter of William Jennings Bryan, is on a 60 day leave to campaign for President Roosevelt.
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Copenhagen
Ruth Bryan Owen
United States
Denmark
Christian
Boerge Rohde
United Sates
Qwen
Long Island
Owen
Robert Lehman
Washington
Ruth Bryan ‘Owen
Mihister
Florida
Ruth Bryan Owen May Keep Citizenship After Danish Marriage
Washington reports indicate Ambassador Ruth Bryan Owen would retain U S citizenship if she marries a Danish captain, avoiding resignation. Her prior fight for citizenship rights and public stance on keeping nationality are highlighted as context for this potential union with a Danish court gentleman.
Baseball Groups Form for Boys Aged Eleven to Fourteen
NYA organizes baseball groups for boys not in the midget league. Groups already meet at New York school playground from 9 to 11 in the morning and at Pinckney school from 1 to 3 in the afternoon, with NYA supplying an instructor. George Trombold, NYA director, aims to extend groups to North Lawrence and the town's south part soon.
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NYA
New York School
Pinckney School
George Trombold
North
Lawrence
New York
Pinckney
Atchison Contends He Served 24 Hours as President
Kansas history notes that David R. Atchison may have served as president pro tempore for 24 hours when Zachary Taylor declined the oath on Sunday. Records from the Kansas Historical Society and Missouri sources discuss his claim to the interim presidency, while biographies describe his sleep-filled term and pursuit of rest over ceremony.
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Topeka
Cp—Altho
Alf M. Landon
Missouri Valley
Missouri
Atchison
Senate
Taylor
Kansas Historical Society
Missouri Historical Review
White House
Kansas
Atehisom
K. U
Faculty Recital Set For Next Thursday Evening
The second Summer Session faculty recital will be Thursday evening July 9 at 8 in the Administration building auditorium. Six faculty members perform two voice groups, cello solos, piano solos, two piano numbers, and violin solos. Participating are Irene Peabody Menzo soprano Raymond Stuhl cello Ruth Crutt and Arie Morle Conger piano Alicea Moncrieff Contratto and Prof. Waldemar Gelich violin. Admission is free.
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Irene Peabody
Menzo
Raymond Stuhl
Celttc
Ruth Crcutt
Arie M@rle Conger
Alice
Preschool Art Class Held Under Mrs Crow At NYA Center
An art program for four to six year olds is organized under NYA art instructor Mrs Crow. Sessions run 9 30 to 10 30 Tuesday and Thursday mornings at the NYA center Tenth and Massachusetts. A separate handicraft class meets 1 36 to 4 00 daily or Monday to Friday with room for more students. Visitors may view the display of work.
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Ralph Crow
NYA
NYA Center
Tenth
Massachusetts Street
Ors
Cadman In Critical Condition After Emergency Operation
Rev. Dr. S Parkes Cadman, 71, noted Brooklyn radio preacher, remains in very critical condition after an emergency operation for a ruptured appendix. Attending physician Dr L G Barton Jr said Cadman held his own through the night but chances of recovery are against him. Plattsburg New York July 7.
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Plattsburg
N. Y
L. G. Barton, Jr
Parkes Cadman
Brooklyn
Barton
Drowning at Gage Park Hears Kenneth Weinberg Death
Community mourns Kenneth Weinberg age 13 after a Fourth of July lake accident at Gage Park Topeka. He vanished underwater during swimming, recovered lifeless, pronounced dead at the scene. Funeral at the Methodist church, burial in Troy. Weathered by family and friends, the event follows a busy day of community activities and other local notices.
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Lloyd Morris
J. W. Cleland
Morris
Gage Park
Topeka
New Lake
Kenneth Weinberg
Kenneth
Lawrence
Ben Weinberg
Troy
Harbour
Ahrens
Bernard Peterson
John Sutton
Alexander
Clyde Cook
Bertha McClure
Lone Star
Carl Snyder
Tecumseh
Mise Vic Shrader
Park
Basin Valley
J. D. Everett
Nichols
Lee Gibson
Gertrude Goldman
T. A. Huddleston
Lawrence Sun
Frank Vendel
James Keeling
Evenly Barting
Cliff Humphreys
Wendel
Fellowship Hall
Methodist Church
Gibsons
Bluebeard
Dolla
Margaret Roberts
Lewis Weinberg
Irene Harbour
Randsll Harbour
Ona Mae Larner
Little Mary
Jane Rice
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Boorge Rohde
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Landon
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Europe
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Hutchinson, Kas
News-Herald
Harris
France
the World Co
Patee
Wetti
James Stewart Wendy Barrieted Healy
Sneed” N
Robert Taylor
Chester Morris
Virginia Bruce
Society
Doctor’ Cartoon-News
S. Parkes Cadman
Oskaloosa
J. W O’bryan
Nelle Pennington
Kansas City
Ted Kueny
Jess Sheldon
Goirg
Don Allen
James Swoyer
C. N. Jacquemin
Arthur Ferris
J.D. Everett
Albert Hamilton
John Roberts
Lee Johnson
Will Payne
Paul Hanna
John Clough
Jason Morton
Veterans Hospital
Leavenworth
Jean Clark
Glenn Ham
Una Jean
Bell Memorial Hospital
Richard Dick
Harry Johnson
Irene Bannon
Kansas City Hospital
Howard High School
Ona Mae
Hanover
Naomi Johnson
Marysville
H.L. Johnson
Granada
Japan
Clark Gable
Fred Astaire
Joan Crawford
Nelson Eddy
Dancing Lady
Gene Raymond
Barbara
Stanwyck
Robert Young
Dickinson
H. G. Wells
Roamin
Charlie Ruggles
Mary Boland
Madeleine Carrol
Peter Lorre
Eskimos
Joe Louis
Max Schmeling
All Star
Jean Parker Chester Morris
Damon Runyon
Princess — O'Hara
Karloff
Lugost
Paramount
Arizona Raiders
Nash - Lafayette
Nash-LaFayette
LaFayette
Nash
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Tepe
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Dorey
Trving Hill
Oviemewrde
I. J. Meade
Geo. D. Walter
J. D. Bowerlock
Geo. W. Kuhne
W. A. Schaal
Asati
W. E. Decker
A.D. Kolterman
H. Andrews Lumber
Paul A. Dinsmoor
Lawrence Paper Co
W. H. Varnum Drugegist
F. W. Hosford
A. W. Berger
U. S. Mail Service
G. R. Shultz
F. H. Smithmeyer
Poehler Merc. Co
A.D. Weaver Dry Goods
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