Royal visit prompts counting minutes for greet with lawmakers
Washington expects King George VI and Queen Elizabeth to meet 531 members of Congress in 45 minutes at the Capitol. White House aides say about 15 handshakes per minute possible, with risks of delays if brief words are exchanged. Public interest grows as flags and portraits frame the royal welcome plan ahead of the yacht departure.
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Sey
Washington
England
Congress
Orer
Pittman
D-Nev
White House
Potomac
Mount Vernon
George VI
Queen Elizabeth
President Roosevelt Misses White House Newsmen Dance
President Roosevelt, sidelined by a slight cold, did not attend the annual White House dance for 1,700 newspapermen and wives. Mrs. Roosevelt greeted guests as heat drove many to terrace walks. a midnight buffet followed.
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White House
Washington
Roosevelt
Capital
Oread Notes Highlights Graduation and Campus News
The Oread reports a baccalaureate service June 4 at 10 45 a m in the Christian church with Rev Harold C Barr preaching and a June 6 commencement at 4 30 p m in the Union ballroom for seniors including Herman DeHunn John Richardson Charles Pieratt and others A 1940 enrollment drive notes about forty spots remain for new students A faculty luncheon followed a business session and Dr Gilbert Ulmer’s paper appears in The Gist Others include staff moves Sneak Day visits to Kansas City firms and theatre A staffer’s appointment at National Park Seminary is announced The Dread faculty and wives host a gathering June 4 An emergency radio raft solution for distress signals on ocean going aircraft is described.
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Oread High School
Christian Church
Harold C. Barr
Union Building
Herman C. DeHunn, Jr
John R. Richardson
Charles
Map of Emerald Isle Puzzle and Word Fragments
A fragment list presents clues and scattered terms covering geography, bodies, professions, and misc items. It includes mixed entries like places, numbers, deities, and objects. some lines reference legends or linguistic fragments, with no cohesive narrative.
Mrs M Cox Hosts Kansas Visit and Rose Garden Opening
Mrs M Cox with Mr and Mrs A T Lowe of Spring Hill and Allison Lowe of Kansas City visited Lenexa Kansas Sunday. They attended Clover Set Farm rose garden opening near Kansas City and had dinner with Harold Lowe family. Leland Kendall of Tulsa also visited aunt Miss Clara Kendall. Charles Brown family of Gardner joined for dinner.
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M. Jr
Cox
A. T. Lowe
Spring Hill
Kan
Allison Lowe
Kansas City
Lenexa
Harold
Lowe
Patricia
Clover Set Farm
Leland Kendall
Tulsa
Okla
Clara Kendall
Charles Brown
Gardner, Kan
Local families host guests and host many gatherings in Eudora
A long list of weekend visits and dinners highlights social life in Eudora Kansas. Households hosting include the Daughertys Adams Cochran and Miller families with guests from Kansas City Overland Park and Shawnee. Several trips to Lawrence Olathe Wellsville and Gardner Lake mark a busy week with weddings births and veterans of local clubs.
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Bert Daugherty
Kansas City
J.D. Adams
Ralph Shaw
Overland Park
Kan
Jessie Cochran
D. C.cochran
Christine
Shaw
C.W. Cochran
D. O. Cochrun
Westmoreland
Garnett Bartz
Harold Cookii
Shawnee
John Schultz
Henry Reusch
Prairie
Ed Diedrich
Marion’ Everley
Barbara
Garden City
George Everley
Nadine Harris
Key ‘Stone
Jake Milburn
Herbert Landon
Gallup
S Mabel Constant
Kate Thudium
Emporia
Rose Lothholtz
Clara Lotz
Minnie Achning
Ann Lothholz
Lothholz
Lotz
Thudium
Landis
Salem Evangelical Church
Wilson Orender
Janice Marie
Lawrence
Curtis - Diedrich
Maxine
Ed. Forsythe
Margaret
Belleview
Harold Daugherty
Topeka
William Bohnsack
William Zimmerman
Fred
Ziesenis
Albert Ouderkirk
Verda
Marie
John Miller
Owen Miller
Allen Cochran
Robert Schellack
Fall Leaf
Gardner Lake
Pearl Daugherty
Rebekah Lodge
Noble
Dorothy. Warmker
Marion Bendelston
Berriiice Davis
Alma Gerstenberger
Jessie Grimes
Mattie Kindred
Agnes Strobel
Minnie Edelbrock
Met Air
iSim Rothberger
Raed McBee
Rothberger
Carin Roe
Roithbeger
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Q Walt
Belgrade
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Gilbert Ulmer
Cleveland
American Association of
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Major Smith
Military Science Department
University of Kansas
Bronxville
N. Y
Marc Jantzen
Enel
Cot
Tonwood Falls
Swift ‘and Company
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Power and Light Company
Municipal Auditorium
Municipal Airport
Union ,Station
Forum
Midland
Ruth Litchen
Dolores Fetherlin
Lela Siebert
National Park Seminary
Washington, D.C
Emerald Isle
South
America
Puzsle
Ave Mem Uze
Peica
Eudora
Glen Wilson
Buddy
Lafe Jamies
Ray Craig
Lois
Baldwin
Craig
Alberta Mathia
W. H
Worden
Martha Abel
Kansas
June
Louise
Jack Howard
Howard
Glen
Wilson
Uddy
Ernie Elston
Elston
George Moll
Moll
Will
Everett Elmore
Douglas
Brown's Grove
West Ste Lawrence
Sturday
Peggy Durr
Olathe
Augusta Durr
Daniel
Barbara ‘Hunzicker
Herbert ‘Brécheisen
Wellsville
Urviving
John
Edward
Colony
Loup
Faneing
Daniel, Jr
San Diego
Es Gerstenberger
Herbert Brecheisen
Chives Hunzicker
le Loup
Albert Knoeppli
Fred ‘Knoeppli
Edna Weber
Junction City
Howard McConnell
Otto Hunzicker
Law
Rende
Marie Rarich
Helexi
Cobb
Hunzicker
Iota Phi Phi Club
Otto Rosenau
Leon Durr
Fred Rothberger
Oscar Lothholz
Bobby
William Miller
Billy
Ray Miller
Marine
Erwin Kanitz
Herman Wehman
Otto, Rosenau
Henriette Schubert
Clarence Fuler
Salina
Solomon
Abifene
Detroit
Cupran
Manhattan
St.Mary
K.C. Mo. Ly
Ar. K. C
Union Pacific
Stylecraft
Glenshire
Sumer
Oxfords
Star Brand
White
Rockford
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