President Roosevelt to Meet Nine Leading Businessmen
President Roosevelt will host nine major businessmen at the White House for talks on economic issues. Attendees include Charles R. Hook Sidney Weinberg John Biggers W A Harriman A D Whiteside E R Stettinius Fogarty Carle Conway and Gano Dunn. The president has a sinus condition and may meet them in his study if unable to attend dinner. All engagements for today were canceled.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White ‘House
Charles R. Hook
American Rolling’ Mill Company of
Middletown
Sidney J. Weinberg
New Bok
John Biggers
Toledo Glass m Aanta Turer
W. A. Harriman
Union ‘Pacific Railroad
A. D. Whiteside
Dun and Bradstreet
Ej R.s Stettinius
United States Steel Corporation
Fogarty
North American Company
Carle G. Conway
Continental Can Company
Gano Dunn
J. G. White Engineering Corporation
Kent
White House
Hopkins
Prince Paul in Berlin Greeting by Hitler Marks Yugoslav Regency Visit
Prince Paul of Yugoslavia, regent for the ailing King Peter, arrived in Berlin where Adolf Hitler welcomed him. Thousands packed the station and streets as Germany seeks to strengthen its position in southeast Europe amid encirclement concerns.
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Berlin
Paul
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Yugoslavia
Germany
Europe
Berdin
Fire at Palixy Asphalt refinery in Taleo Texas
Fire swept through the Palixy Asphalt refinery after multiple explosions. Damage estimated at $100000 with four injured. one worker, W. Moore, died at Parisi hospital. C. S. Streetman and Cottgn Allen burned lightly, Paul Beasly reports the blast began from a minor explosion in the Tash-tower at 8:30 p.m. and escalated with seven or eight blasts until 11:20 p.m. Moore fled to a doctor after the first blast.
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Taleo
Tex
Palixy Asphalt Company
W. Moore
Parisi
C. S. Streetman
Cottgn Allen
American Liberty Pipeline Company
Paul Beasly
Refiery
Tash - Tower
Moore
Shrine Ceremony Planned at Mirza Temple Pittsburg
An all state Shrine ceremonial will be held at Mirza Temple in Pittsburg Monday evening and Tuesday of next week. Shriners from Lawrence plan to attend and a banquet and part of the work are on the program for Monday. The stormed bodies from Topeka Salina Leavenworth and Wichita Shrines will arrive Tuesday forenoon. A parade will occur around noon followed by the balance of the work.
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Mirza
Pittsburg
Wek
Lawrence
Topeka
Salina
Leaverworth
Wichita
Beer License Granted by County Commissioners
The county commissioners granted a retail beer license to E. C. Ransom for The Wye Lunch on Route 3 in Lawrence. The site, formerly Rosebud Tavern owned by L. Robinson, had its license revoked and an appeal is pending in district court. For ads call 22.
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E. C.ransom
Lawrence
Union Pacific
Highway 40
Rosebud Tavern
L. Robinson
Deaths and Funerals Roundup
E D Sibley former Lawrence resident dies in Tucson Ariz body to be in state at Funkchapel then graveside service at Oak Hill cemetery Saturday 4 pm Rev John E Bowers officiates Survived by wife Louise Leonard Sibley. James Alander Deay 79 Route 1 Eudora dies at home funeral from Presbyterian church Vinland tomorrow 2 pm Rev Vernie Love officiating burial Deay Cemetery south of Eudora surviving widow daughter and son 100 grandchildren five great grandchildren brother Louis Deay Richvale Calif four sisters listed Debt limits debate Senator Vandenberg says postpone evil day of 45 billion debt via bond issuance restrictions.
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E. D. Sibley
Lawrence
Tucson
Ariz
Funkchapel
Oak Hill Cemetery
John E. Bowers
Will
Louise Leonard Sibley
James Alander Deay
James
Alander Deay
Route 1
Eudora
Presbyterian Church
Vinland
Vernie Love
Hutchinson
Kan
Lucas
Deay
Lulu Deay
Frank ‘Hager Lan
James Deay
Louis
Richville
Calif
Cartie Greenlees
Dayton
Wash
Bert Daughety
Ed Milburn
Ida Sanders
Tulsa
Okla
Washington
Vandenberg
Mich
Senate
Congress
Farmers Union Resolution Keeps U S Out of Foreign Wars
The Douglas County Farmers Union adopted a resolution reaffirming opposition to foreign wars and advocating a referendum before U S involvement. It calls for farm program reform to balance benefits for diversified crops with wheat and corn, and favors administration by factual farmers over bureaucrats.
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United States
Douglas
Congress
Eba
University recreation discussion on K U station KFKU
Six students will discuss physical education and recreation at the University of Kansas over station KFKU tonight until 10 15 o clock. Speakers include C H Mullen Velma Wilson John Oakson Dan Rhule Bob J Galloway and Wayne Rees with Dr F C Allen leading the program.
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University of Dents
K.U
KFKU
C.H. Mullen
Velma Wilson
John Oakson
Dan Rhule
Bob J.galloway
Wayne
Surprise ROTC Award at KU Ceremony Honors Miss Nelson
About 500 attended the annual spring barbecue and awards at the University of Kansas military department. Col. Karin Baldwin presided as ROTC students received honors including a special gold medal for Miss Dorothy Mae Nelson who resigns to be married. The XU band contributed as cadets marched.
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Nnual
University of Kansas Military Department
R.O.T.C
Karin Baldwin
Dorothy Mae Nelson
R.o.tlc
Missair
X. U. Band
Reorganization takes effect as new fiscal year opens
The House and Senate enacted legislation to implement President Roosevelt's government reorganization programs. The measures take effect July 1, aligning with the start of the new fiscal year and ensuring both programs operate from that date.
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Washington
CPI
House
Senate
Roosevelt
War Materials Bill Approved In Roosevelt Program
Washington reports the House gave final approval to a war materials bill as part of President Roosevelt's rearmament program. The measure authorizes funding of $100,000,000 to advance strategic materials and bolster national defense efforts.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House
Divorce Suit Filed by Bessie A Preyer in La Junta
Bessie A Preyer files for divorce from Frank A Preyer in La Junta Colorado. The couple were married on April 26 1913.
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Bessie A. Preyer
Frank
Preyer
la Junta
Colo
Salvage Work Slow On Submarine Squalus Recovery
Portsmouth New Hampshire June 1 Rear Admiral C W Cole reports salvage progress on the submarine Squalus still submerged after its sinking a week ago The work is slow and tedious with divers facing long delays between lowered and raised cycles While efforts continue to remove water and prepare to lift the 1450 ton vessel the plan calls for staged lifts and towing toward shore through shallower water to reach warmer depths
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Portsmouth
N. H
C. W. Cole
Sue
Ames H. McDonald
Community notes and local incidents from Lawrence area
Hayden Motor Service closes its 615 Massachusetts street shop and links with Williams Roberts Motor company. Local golf scene hosts the Scotch foursomes at the Country Club with contests noting Mrs Charlton and Otto Barteldes as low scorers. Abe Kolkin, injured in a truck overturn near Midland, rests in Memorial hospital though not out of danger. Swastika and SS insignia raised at the Salzburg archbishop’s palace as German security HQ. US has one car for six people. New York City reports 7000 firemen on duty.
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Albert C. Haydry
The
Hayden Motor Service
Massachusetts Street
Thhe Williams-Roberts Motor Company
Ere
Glenn’ Charlton
Otto Barteldes
V. K. Bruner
J. R.payne
Harry Green
V. Bruner
Abe Kolkin
Perry
Kan
Midland
Memorial Hospital
May Meeting of Hopewell Country Club Held in Dyer Home
The Hopewell Country Club met on Thursday May 25 at the home of Mrs Lea Dyer with Mrs James Dyer as hostess. President Mrs Frank Johnson presided. Programs included Population Going Down read by Mrs Will Vaughn and Bad Boys and Good Neighbors read by Mrs James Dyer. Roll call response was Flowers. Visitors included Mrs Art Smith Centralia June Williams Joan Merchant Julia Merchant and Geneva Reynolds. The next meeting is June 15 with Mrs Nora Fleshman.
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Hopewell Country Club
House of Airs
Lea Dyer
James Dyer
Frank Johnson
Will Vaughn
Yeo Dyer
Art Smith
Centralia
June Williams
Joan Merchant
Julia ‘Merchant
Geneva Reynolds
Nora Fleshman
Robert Idol
Robinsons
Donald Vaughn
Keith
Clair Adriance
Earl Noederer
Thelma
Fune
Topeka
Blanche Tucker
Ottawa
VisiEgns
Memorial High School
Independence
Margie Schoonover
Alvin Seele
Harold Seele
Charlene Gale
Baldwin
George Marquardt
Ada Williams
Lenora
Margaret Davis
Waneta Morris
Richland
Oren Owens
Memphis
Tenn
Leo Dyer
Gloria Kay Gray
Bonnie Jean Adriance
Kansas Clur
Kan
Lenora Williams
G. M.litcher
Tredge City
Ben Hammond
al Winters
Kansans Drink Less Beer Per Capita Since 1937
Kansas reports show per capita beer consumption falling to 5.55 gallons in the year after 3.2 beer sales began. Cereal malt beverage tax receipts dropped to 32,739.52 dollars in April with fees at 14,740 dollars. New beer licenses issued were 126 and permits 216, down from the previous year. Local social notes mention Ottawa softball season opening and area graduates.
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Topeka
Apo
E. J. Kirchner
Winters Hosts Last Week Gathering with Mr and Mrs
A brief notice reports a social gathering held last week with Mr. Anad Mrs. Will Winters as hosts. The event details are sparse but indicate a family oriented gathering at a private residence.
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Dars
Anad
Will Winters
Riverside Farm Bureau Meets With Ruth Hodson Guests
Crowder W J Collins reports his house being painted by Henry Collins of Lawrence and Jack. Riverside Farm Bureau met Thursday with 14 members and one guest, Mrs. Grant Johnson. Mrs. Husted read articles. Refreshments served by Mrs. Barland, Mrs. Potter, and Mrs. Collins. Next meeting set with Mrs. Chester Mitchell on June 1.
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W. J. Collins
Henry Collins
Lawrence
Jack
Riverside Farm ‘Bureau
Ruth Hodson
Grant Johnson
Husted
Barland
Potter
Collins
Chester Mitchell
Excelsior Social Roundup At Local Jamboree Events
Mrs Roy Shuler and daughter Dorothy visited her mother Ar a Deny f Lawrence. Neighbors attended the surprise for Rev E E Reep and family. Hale sisters visited Ike Montgomery. Flora family joined Glaser reunion at Forest Park Ottawa. Pleasant Hour Auxiliary met with roll call on a poet. Birth day supper planned. Baldwin high schoolers enjoyed a picnic. Raymond Gibson aided Walter Pyat with an electric fence. Worden cemetery cleaning reported. Neighborhood students began vacation. Aurelia Gibson spent a night at Walter Pohl home. Families visited Harry Flory home Sunday. Multiple guests at Walter Pohl and son dinners. List of attendees includes Torneden Haas Unger and Bechtels. Betty Bechtel returned to Detroit after winter with grandparents. Extras note teachers Nadine Carpenter hired for Excelsion school and Eunice Pohl among Home Economic club girls. Mrs Nagel of Holyrood spent time here. .
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Roy Shuler
Dorothy
Ars. Elwood
Deny F Lawrence
E.E. Reep
Inene
Edith Hale
Ike Montgomery
Glenn Flora
Glaser
Forest Park
Ottawa
Marshall Chirchbaugh
Pleasant Hour
Ike Thomas
Fred Tuts
Baldwin
Raymond Gibson
Walter Pyat
Worden
Aurelia Gibson
Walter Pohl
Jess Markley
Chester Gibson
Elmer Rappard
Harry Flory
Paul Koehler
Eudna
Fairview
Alts
Elizabeth "Torneden
Huma McPheeters
Earl Torneden
Wayne
George Unger
Lawrence
Heim
Henry Haas
Merriam
Will Uynch
L. W. Haas
Glen Flora
la Vergne
Buddy
Clifford
Betty Bechtel
Detroit
Ill
George Bechtel
Excelsior School
Fred Lynas
Ben ‘Gibson
Drv Ralph
Eunice Pohl
Lund
Hom
Nadine Carpenter
Balawi
Excelsion
Henry’ Pohl
Gus Nagel
Holyrood
Market News Chicago Close Summary
Market notes from Chicago on June 1 cover wheat and beans futures with July at 78.44 and Sept around 73. Dec at 75. The livestock receipts estimated for tomorrow include 300 cattle, 50 calves, 800 hogs, and sheep in Kansas City. Hay prices in Kansas City show alfalfa bids from 13.00 to 15.00 and mixed lots near 10.00 to 12.00 per ton.
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Chicago
Kansas City
USDA
Kansas City Hay Market
Hay
Chicago and national commodity markets report June 1 updates
Chicago markets show potatoes and butter pricing moves with mixed futures. Government bond closes reflect Treasury notes and bills activity across several maturities.
Free Illustrated Book On Rectal Ailments Promised
Thornton & Minor Clinic offers a free illustrated book explaining hemorrhoids fistula and colon troubles. The publication from the rectal clinic describes procedures without general anesthesia or hospital stay and notes thousands aided. Send request to Thornton & Minor Clinic, 926 McGee Street Kansas City Missouri.
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Ly AG
Thornton & Minarinic
Sui
McGee Street
Kansas City
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K. U. Hospital
Six. K. U.'Students In Physical Education
Navy
Church Palace
Salzburg
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S. S
New York City
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Italy
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Count Ciano
Conard Gastrock
Raymond
Gibson
Orval
Ralph Pohl
Ida Kessler
Arthur Flory
William Flory
Emmett Kring
Excelsior
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Associated Press
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