No Hope for Amoskeag Mills Reorganization Declared
Boston July 9 Arthur Black master in federal court re organization proceedings recommended liquidation of the Amoskeag Manufacturing Co giant Manchester mills. He urged stopping salaries and expenses except preservation of property, saying $8,000,000 in new money would be needed for any reorganization amid long textile losses. The case dates to December 24 1935 and the floods in March damaged the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Arthur Black
Amoskeag Manufacturing Comy
Manchester
N. H
Black
Amoskeag Mfg. Co
New Hampshire
Recital Tonight Showcases Fine Arts Faculty Ensemble
The second and final summer faculty concert happens at 8 o clock in the Administration building auditorium. Six music faculty members perform voice violin cello and piano with a two piano arrangement. Irene Peabody sings five numbers and Ruth Orcutt along with Aliie Merle Conger join for a two piano score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine Arts Music Faculty
Irene Peabody
Mother
Clokey
Tansman
Carpenter
Handel
Brahms
Bax
Anne
Tratton
Golos
Prof. Waldemar Gelich
Gavotte
Popper- Auer
Wieniawski
Intriguing Saxophone Solo by Cecil Leeson at Central Auditorium
Cecil Leeson will demonstrate saxophone music of high order in an unusual recital Friday at 8 pm in the Central Administration Auditorium. Accompanist Paul Creston will perform three piano numbers after intermission. Also covered are a derailment in Chetopa causing one death, moonlit harvest reports, and Alfred H. Kirchhofer named GOP publicity director in Chicago.
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Cecil Leeson
Edwin Franko Goldman
Rachmaninoff
Schon Rosmanin
Kreister
MacDowell
Dinico Heifetz
Edolce
Presto
Bach
Mozart
Bourree
Hendel
Beethoven
Glazounoff
Paul Creston
Adino
Kreisler
Debussy
Rimsky-Korsakoff
Leeson
Chopin
Pact Reported Between Germany Italy Hoarded in Austria
Vienna July 9 CPI A spokesman for the heimwehr said Germany and Italy reportedly reached a far reaching pact to block a Hapsburg restoration in Austria for three years. Four points were listed including recognition of Ethiopian sovereignty and a guarded cabinet expansion to include Nazi sympathizers under controls. Official lines denied the report.
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Vienna
CPI
Heimweer
Home Guard
Italy
Germany
Austria
Heimwehr
Ethiopia
Legation
Namesake for Nancy Jo
Nancy Jo Landon, daughter of Gov Alf M Landon, has a namesake in Tucson Arizona born July 9 to Mr and Mrs Elmer Landon. The Kansas governor sent best wishes by telegram. the Tucson couple and newborn are not related to the presidential nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Ariz
Nancy Jo Landon
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Elmer Landon
Elmer
An Enemy to Marriage Declared by Iowa Judge
District Judge Frank B. Shankland of Des Moines says hot weather harms marriage causing couples to grow irritable and rush to divorce petitions. He notes some filed in summer return after cooling, while winter petitions may be withdrawn after a pause.
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Moines
Iowa
Frank
Shankland
Baldwin News Roundup of Fourth of July Visits and Travel
Mr and Mrs Louis Reb Miss Christine Reb and Everett Reb drove to Topeka for a picnic at Gage Park. Mr and Mrs Bernard Schultze stayed with Mr and Mrs William Lyons Overbrook over the Fourth. Miss Kathryn Keohane left Friday for Kansas City friends at the Lake of the Ozarks then to visit her sister Mrs Elmer Lynch in Kansas City. Mrs Emma Hall returned Sunday from Kansas City where she spent the Fourth with her daughter Fern who recently had an appendectomy at Trinity Lutheran hospital. W M Clark president of the Baldwin Rotary club and T A Ev-
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Louis Reb
Christine Reb
Everett Reb
Topeka
Gage Park
Bernard Schultze
William Lyons
Overbrook
Kathryn Keohane
Kansas City
Lake of the Ozarks
Baldwin
Elmer Lynch
Emma Hall
Fern
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
W. M. Clark
Baldwin Rotary Club
T. A. Ev
Local Social Notes From Baldwin Area
Community members attend meetings travel and visit relatives across Kansas and beyond. Mr ans secretary will attend an officers convention in the eighth district next week. Mrs Julius Smith and granddaughters Sara and Doris Sheppard hostesses in Larned. Mrs Webb Fenton travels to Idaho with Ivan King and family for July. Eugene Twitchell relocates to Coffeyville for days of plastering work. Mrs John Dillon and daughter Mary return from Chicago after month visit with son Joe. Kathryn Louise Misbach born June 23 to Dr Lorenz Misbach and Henrietta Saterlee. Dorothy Mize marriage to James Paxton Mize announced. home in Oklahoma City. Baker graduates connect both bride and groom. Delta Tau Delta and Alpha Chi Omega members. Mize's law studies completed at KU in 1935. J B Ross hosts picnic with Bovard Hartleys Edward Allderdice and F M Hartey. Champ Graham new assistant at Baldwin State Bank. Kensington club picnic at Mrs William M Clark's home. James Green and family visit Baldwin. D L Dalke visiting from Red Wing with wife and daughter Muriel. Katherine Kelly and Amelia Betts visit Harveyville for Fourth. Mollie Hunt to Gratton Conn for summer with son. Harvey Booth and family spend weekend in Fairview. Miss Marlene Dalke works in Topeka after Columbia year.
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Ans
McPherson
Julius Smith
Sara
Doris Shepperd
Larned
Grace Irwin
Webb Fenton
Ivan King
Idaho
Eugene Twitchell
Coffeyville
Twitchell
John Dillon
Mary
Chicago
Joe Dillon
Lorenz Misbach
Kansas City
Kathryn Louise
Baker
Henrietta Saterlee
Misbach
University of Kansas City
O. Harry Woods
Parsons
Dorothy
James Paxton Mize
Omicron Chapter
Alpha Chi Omega
Delta Tau Delta
Northwest
Twentieth Street
Oklahoma City
Mize
University of Kansas
J. B. Ross
John C. Bovard
Hugh P
Champ Graham
Baldwin State Bank
Kensington Club
William M. Clark
South Fighth Street
James Green
Longwood
Wash
Gilbert M. Gander
D. L. Dalke
Red Wing
Minn
Baldwin
Muriel
Katherine Kelly
Amelia Betts
Harveyville
Betts
William Betts
Mollie Hunt
Gratton
Columbia
Topeka
Social Roundup Sees Visitors From Across States
Page Mills secretary notes guests and travels across Missouri California and Illinois. Sherman Ward and Leitaker families vacation plans include Bean Lake near St Joseph while Hartleys travel to Colorado for six weeks and Granby camp Phil Hartley attends a boys camp. Locals hail Baker College president Dr Nelson P Horne and Barbara Highcock visits Topeka and Baldwin lodging with Beals and Schwartz families.
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Page Mills Company
Sherman Ward
Blue Springs
F. C. Leitaker
Margaret Claire
Jimmy
Frank
Elton Peterson
Bean Lake
St. Joseph
Hugh P. Hartley
Philip
Colorado
Hartley
Manitou
Phil
Granby
James Counts
George T. Gamble
Oakland
Calif
Peck
Concordia
Noone
Kansas City
Gamble
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Chetopa
Kan
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Here
Charles Vanderbeck
E. B. Helminger
Tallula
Alfred H. Kirchhofer
Buffalo, N. Y
Evening News
Robert Wadlow
Alton
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Wadlow
Associated Press
Phone
the World Co
Nancy JO
Tucson, Ariz
Baldwin News
Palm Beach
Edward A Allderdice
F. M. Hartey
Wonder
Mass
C. W. Schwartz
Barbara
Nelson P. Horne
Lester
Horne
College
Harmon Downs
Lois
Gladys
Pharr
Texas
Stella Russell
San Francisco
Cal
Robert Maclean
Methodist Parsonage
Vinland
FP. C. Leitaker
Virginia Farrar
Old College Friends
Herbert A. Bailey
Los Angeles
C. W. Bailey
Atlantic City
Lloyd Hogan
The
Topeka State Journal
White Shoe Sale
Angela
Qos
Rice O’neal
Haynes & Keene
Lifebuoy
Woodbury
H.W. Stowits
B. K
Franklin Sterling
Mee
Pinkham
Franklin
Wren A
Dr. Lyon Vo
Colgate Shave
Ex-Lax
Williams
Vite
Montgomery Ward
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