Tension Rises Over Religion in Nazi Germany Conflict
Berlin reports intensified church state clash as Protestant and Catholic leaders denounce Nazi policy. Demonstrations in Munich erupted into arrests of priests while Martin Niemoeller denounced coercive ideologies. Hitler warned religious tensions could devastate Germany, pledging to prevent a repeat of the thirty years war. Catholic clergy cited immorality trials as political tools, noting only a tiny fraction of priests are implicated.
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Reich
Munich
Martin Niemoeller
Prometheus
Lucifer
Joseph Paul Goebbels
Germany
DeMolays Convene in Topeka with Welcome Addresses
In Topeka on June 7 the Kansas DeMolay state convention opened with Governor Huxman and Mayor Barrett delivering welcome remarks to delegates at the Masonic Temple. A noon parade downtown featured the DeMolay band from Pittsburg as sessions began. the event runs through tomorrow night. Meanwhile Cleveland police confirmed the ninth victim of the Kingsbury Run torso slayings was a Black woman, skeleton found under a river bridge with quicklime used to conceal identity.
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The
Order of DeMolay
Kansas
Walter A. Huxman
Herbert G. Barrett
Masonic Temple
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Pittsburg
Noo
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UPI
Cuyahoga River
Cleveland
Kingsbury Run
Peyton Gets Fellowship at Northwestern University
Myron Peyton, junior high teacher for three years, accepts a one year teaching fellowship in Northwestern University romance language department effective this fall. He receives a one year leave of absence from his job and will teach two freshman Spanish classes.
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Myron Peyton
Northwestern University
Peyton
J. A. Peyton
Northwestern
Test Your Knowledge Classified Puzzles Review
A mixed set of general knowledge questions asks about oligarchy coinage in France tuna scales Derby year river for Tugenloosa A d e birthplace of F D Roosevelt and other trivia. It includes astronomy questions about the x 8B area and asks about Gauguin major Civil War battles and Greek myth figures.
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Tugenloosa
Ade
Barth
Garfield
Cocos Island
Franklin_D. Roosevelt
Paul Gauguin
Canada
Rhode End
Academic cap causes confusion at KU commencement
Althe K U seniors debate cap placement while officials insist the mortar board should sit straight. The piece notes tassel colors by school, a hoopla over engineering and law, and a few campus anecdotes from the 1937 38 year at the University of Kansas.
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Pharmacy
Farm Bureau and 4-H Schedule Big County Outing
Farm Bureau 4-H club and Rural Life association members and families from four counties plan a picnic Sunday June 18 at Tonganoxie state lake. Delegations from Jefferson Douglas Wyandotte and Johnson counties expected. Basket dinner set for 1 oclock with games for youth and contests for women.
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Farm Bureau
4-H Club
Rural Life Association
Tonganoxie State Lake
Jefferson
Douglas
Wyandotte
Jeoheson
Summer classes start at Kansas University
Registration for the thirty fifth annual summer session at the University of Kansas begins tomorrow in the Administration building. Enrollment and registration occur Wednesday with classes starting Thursday and Saturday lessons on June 12. More than 200 courses across multiple schools, plus visiting professors from other institutions, are offered.
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University of Kansas
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
K. U
L. W. Brooks
North High School
Wichita
Thomas E. Larremore
Jamaica
N. Y
Richard Madden
State Teachers College
Indiana
Penn
William C. Smith
Wiliam Sewell College
Liberty
Irving R. Melbo
Oakland
Calif
School of Law
Law
Raymond A. Schwegler
School of Education
H. E. Chandler
University of Kansas to Name New Petroleum Engineering Professor
Chancellor E H Lindley announced that Dr Eugene A Stephenson will become professor of petroleum engineering at the University of Kansas next fall. He comes from the Missouri School of Mines Rolla where he held a similar post for years. The department will conduct research and instruction as part of regents approved setup. Stephenson earned his B S from Adrian College in 1905 and his Ph D from the University of Chicago in 1916.
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Eugene A. Stephenson
University of Kan Aas
E. H. Lindley
Stephenson
Missouri School A Mines
Rolla
K. U
Adrian
University of Chicago
K U Class Dinners Draw Big Attendance
Yesterday at the Memorial building K U class dinners drew strong turnout. More than 150 attended the 25th anniversary for class of 1912, while 53 joined the senior alumni meeting. Banquets for 1917 and 1927 saw 30 guests and the 1887 golden anniversary dinner had about 42 attendees.
Moss Pleads Not Guilty in Richland DWI Case
Richland man Harry Moss of route 2 pleaded not guilty in police court to driving while intoxicated after a collision on Massachusetts Street. Bond set at 250 dollars, case scheduled for Friday. Moss arrested at 6:20 p.m. by Chief Jude Anderson and Officer Lilburn Dowers following a curb strike reported by Mayor Alfred Lawrence.
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Harry Moss
Richland
Moss
Jude Anderson
Lilburn Dowers
Massachusetts Street
R. A. Payne
Manhattan
Alfred Lawrence
Lawrence
Payne
Lindquist Family Ties Oberlin Commencement Plans
G E E Lindquist of 7 Winona Street traveled to Oberlin Ohio for baccalaureate services and hoped to attend commencement for daughter Clara Lindquist who will receive an A B degree. Her sister Helen and Elmer joined earlier. Clifford Ireland fined.
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Winona Street
Oberlin
Ohio
Oberlin College
Clara Lindquist
Miss Lindquist
Mra. Lindquist
Helen
Elmer
Clifford Ireland
Ireland Fined $50 in Police Court for DUI Charge
Clifford Ireland was fined 50 dollars in police court this morning for driving a car while under the influence. He was arrested after his car struck another vehicle at the Smith service station on East Eighth Street.
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Clifford Ireland
Ts Hau
Ireland
Smith Service Station
East Eighth
Plan to Vacation in the Cool North Woods
Sparkling lakes, rushing trout streams, fragrant forests invite you to the vast vacation zones of Northern Minnesota and the Upper Midwest. Thousands of attractive resorts offer excellent noon and overnight service from Chicago. Featuring illustrated folds with large color maps and complete sarap tert Kreiling G A GC N W Bro Walnut State City Missouri material.
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Gan
Minnesota
Chicago
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N.W
Walnut State City
Illness Fatal to Jean Harlow
Paragraphs recount Jean Harlow's life from early film setback to stardom in Hell's Angels. Notes her platinum blond era turning red, famous circle including Clark Gable, Howard Hughes, and rumored romances. Describes her host skills, hobbies, and public image as impetuous yet polished, with mentions of marriages and divorce.
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Jow
Howard Hughes
Religions Find a Common Basis for Courage and Hope
A religious speaker lamented Europe’s discord and despots while urging unity as he noted that nations are armed camps and races view one another with suspicion. He questioned German shelling of Almeria, asking if knowledge of our shared humanity would prevent such killings. A university band accompanied the procession with invocations, prayers, and hymns.
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Isserman
Almeria
Germany
Arthur Ward
H. Lee Jones
Edwin F. Price
Deaths and Funerals Audrey Geraldine Irvin
Audrey Geraldine Irvin died Saturday at her home 1112 New York Street. Funeral services will be held at St Luke's A M E Church on Tuesday afternoon led by Rev L E Mathia. Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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New York Street
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Would Extend Life of PWA Two More Years
Washington June 7 The House passed and sent to the Senate a bill to extend the life of the Public Works Administration for two years. Senator Hayden said Roosevelt had objections to a similar measure in the Senate. Hayden, who visited the White House, noted no house pressure would stop the agency from selling more securities to fund grants. The move would keep about 95 6 million of the balance and 124 million for loans available. TWO ARE KILLED IN CHASE.
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Senate
Public Works Administration
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D.-Aris
Roosevelt
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Balan
Fatal Youth Shootings After 16 Block Kansas City Chase
In Kansas City two youths were killed early today after a 16 block pursuit of a reportedly stolen car. Officer Harry Nesbitt named the victims as Boss Ebota and Thomas Martino, saying they were the auto theft suspects who fled despite the officers' attempts to halt the car with a riot gun. The chase ended on a little used road where the driver appeared to pit the vehicle, and Nesbitt said one of the youths was shot as the car continued fleeing.
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Boss Ebota
Thomas Martino
Nesbitt
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Aevestad
Ralph Parr
Japan
Sever ‘Mames
Nto
Lawrence Notes and Campus Vignettes from 1930s Era
Lawrence today hosts KU commencement activities while reports share campus vandalism at the engineering building and Dyche Museum. Other items note renovations at Paul H. Friend Lumber Co and a roadside accident near Eudora. Hazel Rice of Vermont Street earns a German MA at Illinois, and Johns Hopkins regards Steeper and Woke degrees. A comical look at graduation attire and a Liberty Memorial high school Alumni fish fry are also reported alongside local car purchasing quirks.
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Vermont Street
University of Illinois
Miss Rice
M. Rise
University of Kansas
Johns Hopking University
Baltimore
Jol Rodger Steaper
McLouth
Paul Alfred Woke
Ottawa
Steeper
Woke
Vocational Agriculture Alumni Association
Liberty Memorial High School
Green’s Cabin
Memorial Hospital Notes Births And Memorial Notices
Mr and Mrs George Rasler announce the birth of a daughter today. Mrs Ralph Kirby is in the hospital for medical care. Mrs V D Hawkins is a medical patient. Mrs Richard Hobson and daughter returned home today. Mrs Harold Zuber of Kansas City is a guest of her mother while attending University commencement.
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George Rasler
Vermont Street
Ralph Kirby
Alabama Atreat
V. D. Hawkins
Arkansas Street
Richard Hobson
Route Five
Harold Zuber
Kansas City
H. Kler
Mire ‘University
Guard for Jewels in Wrecked Plane
Wreckage found 20 feet from a ridge top after fog and rain. A 10 passenger Boeing transport vanished December 14 with seven lives lost. Crew and passengers included S J Samson and Gladys Witt among others from Los Angeles Chicago Minneapolis and Glendale. Search efforts cost thousands with volunteers paid and ground teams equipped.
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North
Pacific
Western Air Express
Gold Medals Awarded to Class of 1887 Members
Fifteen 1887 graduates were awarded gold medals at the University of Kansas luncheon. Dr. Angelo C. Scott of Oklahoma City also received a medal. Chancellor Lindley praised each honoree as Mrs. Lindley presented the medals. Recipients include Blair, Crane, Dunn, Moore, Harrington, Davis, Dickerson, Jenks, Lippincott, Relvin, Pentzer, Smith, Wright Strickland, Thompson, and Wulfkuhler with hometowns listed.
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University of Kansas
Angelo C. Scott
Oklahoma City
E. H. Lindley
Giants Complete Series Sweep With 5 2 Victory
Giants pitcher Harry Gumbert allowed five hits and led New York to a 5 2 win over Pittsburgh Pirates securing a clean three game sweep and widening their lead to two games atop the National League standings. Pirates left with a 1 1 1 2 line as New York posted runs in the second and fourth innings.
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UPI
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National League Today
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Umnires
Lawrenceville Area Social News Reported Weekend Visits
PROSPECT Mr and Mrs Frank Speicher and Mr and Mrs Osgood Armstrong were guests Sunday at the Lorenz Speicher home. Cyril Rohe and Ruth Russell of Wellsville were married last Thursday in Lawrence. Sunday visitors at the Henry Rohe home were Mr and Mrs Arthur Weeks Mrs Mabel Werts Mrs Clay Stonebraker Mr and Mrs Albert Jacobson Mrs Lulu Smith and Arthur and Billy. Miss Maxine Schellack was rehired as teacher to the Kaw Valley school for the coming year. Miss Irene Neis was hired to teach Prospect. Mrs Harry Werts Mrs Mabel Werts and Eleanor spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Walter Parsons Mr and Mrs Walter Parsons and family attended the country school commencement Saturday afternoon in Lawrence. Leroy Parson was one of the graduates. Mr and Mrs Harry Werts Mrs Mabel Werts Bess and Eleanor called on their aunt Mrs E Iliff in Lawrence Saturday afternoon. Mrs Henry Roche M and Edith Jo Mrs Clay Stonebraker Vernon and Rosemary of Emporia drove to Overland Park Monday evening and were upper guests of Mr and Mrs Albert Jacobson. Tuesday they were guests of Mrs Lulu Smith of Baldwin. Miss Thelma Parsons who spent several weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs Walter is at present at the Glen Dickinson home in Lawrence. Miss Mildred Feihler of Lawrence was a guest of Mr and Mrs Dan Selzer and of Mrs G Blakeman and children spent Tuesday evening with her father Martin Rohe Sr.
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Frank Speicher
Osgood Armstrong
Lorenz Speicher
Cyril Rohe
Ruth Russell
Wellsville
Lawrence
Henry Rohe
Arthur Weeks
Mabel Werts
Clay Stonebraker
Albert Jacobson
Lulu Smith
Arthur
Billy
Maxine Schellack
Kaw Valley
Midland ball team tops Lake View in Bellerman grove
Crowder and neighbors attended gatherings with W I Collins and Jack Grimes families. Amond Barland traveled to Oklahoma after a visit with Lincoln and Lawrence residents. Guests at Speicher home included Rolla Stanwick and others from Lawrence Lecompton and Knowledge Hill.
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Jack Myers
Brackett
Henry Collins
Lawrence
W. I. Collins
Midland
Lake View
Bellerman Grove
Marvin Kasson
William Grimes
Don Neustifter
Topeka
Jack Grimes
Amond Barland
Lincoln
Oklahoma
N. J. Barland
Rolla Stanwick
Harry Carr
Lecompton
Harley Armstrong
Frank Speicher
Knowledge Hill
Local families visit and help with hay work
Harleyee assists C. C. Potter with hay. Miss Jessie Norwood and Miss May Norwood from Kansas City and Miss Ruth Norwood from Lawrence stay with the Norwood family. Mrs. Stanley Norman of Beloit visits the Norwoods and Barlands. Relatives from Lecompton, Lawrence, Lake View, and Glenn visit for weekends. Jerry Barland goes to Beloit for summer with his sister. Several children attend a ball game at Beuerman's grove with the Barland family.
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C. C. Potter
Jessie
May Norwood
Kansas City
Ruth Norwood
Lawrence
R. M. Norwood
Stanley Norman
Beloit
N. J. Barland
Harry Carr, Jr
Lecompton
Clayton
Gene Stanwick
Harley Armstrong
Theodore
Amos Hodson
Ida Hodson
Lake View
Lionel Rogers
Rosalie
Jerry Barland
Floyd
Lloyd
Charles
Betty Joe
Norma Jean Svoboda
Glenn
Barland
Sunder
Beuerman’s Grove
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