Four-Point Neutrality Agenda Faces July Adjournment
Washington reports Democratic and Republican congressional leaders agree on a four-point program for neutrality legislation plus relief and social security amendments. They expect action by mid July though filibusters and last minute fights loom, with Hulls neutrality plan under scrutiny and Senate delays on June 14.
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Washington
House Ways and Means Committee
House Appropriations
Roosevelt
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Hull
Senate’ Foreign Relations Committee
Borah
Idaho
War Department
Agriculture’ ‘Department
Senate
House
Beaty Among Four to Receive Regular Army Second Lieutenancy
William F. Beaty of Topeka Kansas is named one of four area recipients as second lieutenants in the regular army by Col Karl F Baldwin. Beaty, a University of Kansas ROTC graduate, joins peers from Iowa University North Dakota Agricultural College and Missouri School of Mines. He is likely to be commissioned into infantry after active duty under the Thomason act.
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William F. Beaty
Topeka
University of Kansas R. C. T. C
Seventh Corps
Karl F. Baldwin
Beaty
Thomason
Confessions of a Nazi Spy at the Granada
The Granada presents a stark film based on New York espionage court records. Edward G Robinson stands out as the notable star in a sober drama about German spying and connections to wartime leaders, with limited comic relief and a science feature.
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Iit
New York
High Command
Germany
Edward G. Robinson
Nesture
Porky
Reincarnation of a Queen of the Seas and Local Notices
Community tidbits include names of visiting relatives and new highway patrolmen on U S 59. Memorial services for A M Hannah are announced with details of pallbearers, hymn, and lodges. Nurses graduate from Stormer hospital and teachers return home for vacation to towns including Topeka Eureka Garnett Council Grove and Manhattan.
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James Sweyer
George Baker
Kansas City
Woodrow Baker
Topeka
Carl McDermod
Lawrence
Grace. Baker
Denver
Colo
Theodore Richter
Madison, Kan
Joseph Liane
National Training ‘School
James ‘Wheeler
Dean
van Cleave
Pleasant View
Cemetery
B. P. Davis
C. N. Jacquemin
Emmett Morrow
Omer Frazier
U.S
Nelson
Frank Hosford
Newt Sneilgrove
Alma Briner
A. M. Hannah
Country Fairview Cemeter
Robert Turner
Paul Stember
Ted Bates
E. A. Ahrens
Army
Hickory Point CCC
U.S.A
Charles
Ted) Decker
West Point
C. E. Decker
Robert Campbell
Tonganoxie
Roy Johnston
Albert Gramse
Lone Tree
Paul Cashatt
Harry Johnson
Tom Norman
van Bliss
Sam Bowen
Will Shrader
Archibald M. Hannah
J. C. Hannah
Methodist Church
Joseph Lane
T. A. Nichols
Hannah
John Sutton
William Leech
Hugh Simon
D. €. Allen
Raymond Harvey
Archie
William Hannah
Henry Fowler
Edward
William Webber
Masonic Lodge
Fay Weishaar
Daugh
Ters
Appie- Fowler
Tipton
George Beyers
Oskaloosa
Joseph C. Hannah
Allie Fowler Andison
Henry O
Iowa
Bernard Lockner
Emporia
Archie Hannah
Elizabeth Webber
Flossie Brey
Stormer Hospital
Topekas
Flossie
Claude “Keever
Horton
Keever
Ken Goss
Ona
Mae Larner
Fro Eureka
Nelle i
Ralph Perry
K.S.C. Manhattan
Barrymore Improves after Heart Attack Rest Ordered
John Barrymore, 57, shows much improved condition after a heart attack. His physician ordered complete rest yesterday, forcing cancellation of Dear Children performances through Monday and preventing his appearance at Tuesday's show at the farce theater.
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John Barrymore
Capone Mental Condition Reported As Not Good
Attorney General Murphy said doctors reported Al Capone’s mental condition as not good. At a press conference after a west coast trip Murphy said Capone looked fit brown and lean and physically radiant with health.
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Washington
Murphy
al Capone
West Coast
Capone
Mother Is A Graduate Nebraska Woman Completes Teachers College Course
Mrs. Elsie Hall Conry, 34, mother of three, graduates with honors from Wayne State Teachers College in Wayne Nebraska on June 1. She returned to college after her last baby was born, having last attended in 1924. The article also describes the pampas cat with straw colored bands across its flanks legs and chest.
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Wayne, Neb
Wayne State Teachers College
Elsie Hall Conry
Conry
Wayne
Pampas
De Soto Socials and School Notes Highlight Town Life
Topeka visitors Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Kessler and family joined hospitality for neighbors. Lawrence gatherings include Dee Dee bridge club at Mrs. Atkinson’s. Ed Coker wins high score. DeSoto and area folks note births, graduations from D.R.H.S. and university ties, plus coaching moves and Bible school start.
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H. A. Kessler
Topeka
Harry Miller
A. T. Broveak
Robert
Kansas City
Mamie Sprague
Dee Dee Bridge Club
Lawrence
Frank Johnson
Lucy Patrick
Ed Coker
Clarence Hodge
J. EB. Deweese
Floyd Wilson
J. K. Weidlein
Eudora
Frank Chambers
Pecaran
Ottawa
John Blaylock
A. E. Whitford
Madison
Wis
John Whitelaw
Whitford
Pasadena
Mt. Wilson
Mt. Palomar
Margaret Christner
New York State
Lockwood
University of Kansas
Ony DeSoto
Lucile “Gaynor
Neal Hambleton
Lexington
DeSoto'‘high School
Paul Seaton
DeSoto
W. C. Jones
D.R.H.S
Beth Moore
Lyle Chapman
Lone Star School
Joan Piper
Willow Springs
Richard Keller
Evelyn
Ross
Howard Baker
Gwendolyn Jewett
Eeeves
Olin Jewett
Chicago
Louise
Elmer” Jewett
Ruemmaents Floyd, Ross
East DeSoto
Overbrook Notes and Local School Farm Show
Several Overbrook residents’ activities are noted from visits to Kansas City Topeka and Lawrence. A funeral home project remodel is underway, and the Future Farmers show at the high school drew about 200 spectators with cattle sheep hogs and chicks judged for prizes.
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Poston
J. A. Deardorf
Elinor Hart
Overland Park
Peter J. Simon
Christ’s Hospital
Margaret Radcliff
Glaude Radcliff
Topeka
Overbrook
Christ Hospital
Robert Burton
Lawrence
Junction’ City
Fred Reed
Kansas
City
Will Cox
Elizabeth
Kansas City
G M. Hart
A. M. Hart
G. P. Hart
Margaret Hart
Edwin Hart
Walter Miller
Roy Baker
Rohl Land
Farmers of America
Vocational Agriculture Department
Roland Ettin
Franklin County
Vocational Agriculture Group
Clarence H. Anderson
Death of John Bye In Topeka Hospital
John Bye dies in a Topeka hospital and his body is taken to Roy Baker funeral home in Overbrook. Dr. and Mrs. H. P. Poston of Pasadena Calif. traveled to St. Louis for a medical meeting and will be guests of Mrs. after returning.
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John Bye
Topeka
Roy Baker
Overbrook
H. P. Poston
Pasadena
Calif
St. Louis
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DE Soto
Kenneth Middleton
K.S.A.C
Manhattan
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Los Angeles
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Lawrence Royer
Bonner Springs High School
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Modesto
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Kuling
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Rome
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Constance Worth
Ne ‘Cabot
Robert Taylor
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Federal Bureau of Investi
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Bureau of Investigation
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Anne Shirley
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G-Men
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