Loyalists Display a New Air Power Over Madrid Fronts
Madrid reports a major shift as Government air power drives three fronts, backing mechanized ground assaults near Villanueva del Pardillo and in the Basque and Zaragoza Terruel sectors. Insurgents bomb Valencia before anti aircraft fire, with Pozas claiming prisoners and streets of Albarracin under siege.
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Teruel
Alfajarin
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Valencia
Brunete
Franco
Bay of Biscay
Carranza
Valmaseda
Sebastian Pozas
Zaragoza
Hasen
Pozas
Castilian
Kankakee Ends Controversy Over Nude Art Display
In Kankakee Illinois a truce was reached over realism in art as plaster fig leaves modestly covered nude male figures by sculptor George Grey Barnard at Central school. Barnard resisted female coverings while noting his own blush at male nudes. Debates continued among officials and citizens about modern art standards.
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David W. Wood
Donald Gray
Albert F. Hattenburg
Chicago
Art Institute
Art Museum
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Jean Stouffer Recital at Colonial Tea Room Tomorrow
Pianist Jean Stouffer will give a recital at eight o'clock tomorrow evening in the Colonial tea room. A Lawrence High School graduate and pupil of Dorothy Enlow Miller, she will be assisted by soprano Miss Kia Martin. The program is open to the public.
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British Team to Play Semi-Pro Series in Wichita
Raymond Dumont of the National Semi-Pro Baseball Congress says a three game series will be played in Wichita between a British team and the winner of the national semi pro tournament this August. The start date is tentatively August 29 with the national event ending August 25. The British squad is sanctioned by the National Baseball Association of London and will tour Japan after the series.
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Cpi
Raymond Dumont
National
National Baseball Association of London
Jaan
EuDora M E church league picnic at Topeka park
The Eu dora League of the M E church joined Topeka groups for a Sunday afternoon picnic at Gage park Topeka. Attendees from Eu dora included Rev and Mrs Watson Eleanor Bartz Garnette Bartz Jean Bartz Benita Bartz Ruth Bartz Edna Bond Alice Kindred Eva Belle Kindred Dorothy Kerr Leona Parker Greta Spitzli Bernita Spitzli Virginia Shirk Gladys Shirk Kathrine Walker and others.
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M. E. Church
Gage Park
Topeka
League of the M. E. Church of
Eudora
Mrs. Watson
Eleanor ‘Bartz
Garnette Bartz
Jean Bartz
Benita Bartz
Ruth Bartz
Edna Bond
Alice Kindred
Eva Belle Kindred
Dorothy Kerr
Leona Parker
Greta Spitzli
Bernita Spitzli
Virginia Shirk
Gladys Shirk
Kathrine Walker
Local residents visit relatives and attend events in Kansas and Missouri
A long list of names reflects social visits and weekend gatherings across Lecompton Kansas Olathe Lawrence and Kansas City involving Brown Bryant Everley Erwin Foraythe Hearin Johnson Harris Ogden Trefz Ott Hausman Milburn Eisele Landon Gerstenberger Grosdidier and others. Ill health noted for Mrs Elizabeth Fuller with her son Delbert visiting From Topeka several families shared Sunday meals and attended hall games and dinners in neighboring cities.
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Virginia Brown
Mary Bryant
Jamita Everley
Dorothy Erwin
Margaret Foraythe
Lila Hearin
Mary Johnson
Nadine Harris
Margaret Ogden
John Willy Music
Roscoe Parker
Elmer Spitz‘Vi
Carl Westerhouse
Bill Ness
Carrol Gerstenberger
Kermit Broer
Homer Broer
Gene Daugherty
Delbert Eisele
Richard Steffin
Alvin Johnson
W. M. McClannan
Lecompton
Kan
Ray Ogden
George Trefz
Herrman Trefz
Freddie
Howard
Robert Trefz
Kansas City
Elizabeth Fuller
Delbert
Topeka
William Miller
Billy
Oscar Lothholz
Bobby
Leta Morse
Rose Lothhols
Clara Lotz
Gertrude Hydt
Ambrose Batliner
James McCabria
McCabria
May Schuermann
Chicago
Ill
H. L. Jarboe
Claude Landon, Jr
Claude Landon, Sr
Belleview
George Gerstenberger
Paul Gerstenberger
Sarah Hausman
Clara Clamm
Baldwin
Lois Staatz
Ed. Grosdidier
Kgn
Clara Grosdidier
Marie
Paul Hadle
Gene Newson
Joe Newson
Olathe
Mary Hackworth
Weekend Gatherings Span Many Kansas Towns
A long list of house guests and family visits across Kansas includes Mrs. Thomas Harvey and family, Mrs. Gwendolyn Garvin and son from Kansas City, and Clara Klamm from Salina visiting in various households. Recurring travel includes Mrs. Tena Miskinnen in Lawrence, Mary Miller in Topeka, and Miss Pearl Daugherty heading to Los Angeles for vacation. Recent notes mention Eula Erwin’s N Y A certificate and a brief science line on summer size decrease due to heat.
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Viola Sheldon
Kansas City
Mary Miller
Topeka
Elizabeth Fuller
Clarence Daugherty
Delbert Adams
Tena Miskinmen
Douglas Harris
Harris
Eldon Votan
Ulrich Schlegel
Dorothy Grimes
Elton Jones
A. R. Morriss and Sons
Don
Alice Kohler
George Bartz
Laverne Guenther
Don Pierce
Allen Cochran
Walter McMillian
Wellsville
Hazel Bartz
Arlington
Colo
Ben Bartz
Andrew Gil
Kan
Albert Neustifter
Ben Erwin
Charles la Verne
Jack Dillon
Hazel
Tarzan
Jack
Lawrence
D. W. Alden
Freddie Ziesenis
Lena Eder
Clara Neustifter
James Edwards
Bessie Denley
Olathe
Chester McGuire
St. Louis
Bert Daugherty
Eula Erwin
Fred Williams
Emporia
Hile
Eula
N.Y
Russell Dizmang
Curtis Diedrich
British panel backs partition of Palestine to end outbreaks
The royal commission recommends dividing Palestine into Jewish and Arab states under renewed British mandate. It envisions a Jewish state along the upper Mediterranean coast including Tel Aviv and an Arab state connected to Trans-Jordan, with Jerusalem Bethlehem and Nazareth under new governance.
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Germany
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Lawrence
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Oldest convict in Canon City parade joins stone wagon
Canon City's 65th anniversary parade features John Cox, Colorado's oldest convict, who will march beside a wagon carrying a heavy stone he was forced to work on in prison. Col orado's oldest living prison guard, Andrew Hemmerle, 82, accompanies him. Cox was imprisoned for murder in Cripple Creek in 1892 at age 78. Hemmerle began work in 1877 and is retired.
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Colo
John Cox
Colorado
Cox
Andrew Hemmerle
Cripple Creek
Hemmerle
The
Fragmentary note on coal processing and packaging
A partial line describes coal production in a small way with 66,427 net production last year from fuel left over after handling coarser coal sizes. It references the Bees Sn, siz wrapped in heavy paper and bound with paper tape.
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Siz
2000 Hens Are a Ranch Says Scientists in Berkeley
Berkeley scientists say a 2000 hen chicken ranch yields about 2000 dollars per year with proper land and equipment. If debt free, a 1000 hen start is possible, per study led by Arthur Shull. The finding addresses what people mean by getting a small place to raise chickens.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Arthur Shull
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