Four Powers In A Ten Year Pact
Rome reports Britain France Italy and Germany ready to ratify a ten year pact within the League of Nations framework. The accord aims at peace and disarmament, cooperation in economic reconstruction, and support for the Geneva disarmament conference as Mussolini’s cabinet says parades and public enthusiasm mark the reaction in Italy.
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Rome
Great Britain
France
Italy
Germany
Benito Mussolini
League of Nations
I Duce
Franco
Uaxolini
Auccons of
Genovata
Deaths and Funerals in Bakersfield and Williams Town
Howard A Peairs died Monday in Bakersfield after a long legal career. He served as a judge in Bakersfield and had ties to Douglas County. He married Helen Webber. their son Alleh is a lawyer and daughter Marian teaches in Bakersfield. Florence Lewis of Williams Town died at a son’s home in Topeka. Funeral set for Friday at Lake View church with burial in Lake View cemetery.
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Howard A. Peatra
Howard A. Peairs
Bakersfield
Calif
Douglas County
Hugh Blair
Louis C. Poehler
Helen Webber
Alleh
Miss Marian
Leland Stanford
Pegirs
Florence Lewis
Williamstown
James Lewis
Vernon Lewis
Topeka
Lake View Church
John Allen
Ottawa
Lake View Cemetery
Lawrence Ads Show Contradictions In Job Requests And Court Quips
In Lawrence the Journal-World ad sought a man with age and references in the first reply, yet many applicants failed to provide them. Judge Hugh Means light–heartedly told a spectator to leave the courtroom if they wanted to smoke, drawing laughter when addressing C A Smart, a noted local attorney. Trivia notes include a quip about ages and a list of university diploma signings by Chancellor Lindley. Lawrence also seeks milk inspectors, with officials and equipment support noted in a tease from the Topeka State Journal.
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Alan
Journal-World
Journal-Worlds
Hugh Means
District Court
Means
C.A. Smart
Lawrence
Topeka
Merchants Bureau Meeting Postponed to June 10
The Merchants Bureau announced the regular monthly meeting was postponed to Monday June 10. M T Coolidge chairman urged merchants to display welcoming banners for the U C T convention opening today. The Douglas County Medical Society dinner meeting is tonight at Lawrence Country Club with Dr Wade H Miller of Kansas City Mo speaking.
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University of Kansas
Merchants Bureau
M. T. Coolidge
Bar- Pau
Coalldca
Douglas County. Medical Society
Lawrence Country Club
Wade H. Miller
Ansan City
Naval Reserves
Three Auto Crashes Reported by Police
Three automobile accidents occurred yesterday afternoon with no serious injuries. At Eighth and Kentucky a Model T driven by Mrs HM McNeil and a Ford V-8 driven by A Nixon collided. McNeil escaped with minor cuts and bruises, Nixon was uninjured. Another crash on Tennessee street involved Wilmer Wilson turning west at Ninth and hitting a southbound car, with damage to the Bowen vehicle. A Ford truck driven by A M Bryan struck Mrs J Withers at Eleventh and Massachusetts. the truck driver then left the scene, and Withers reported front-end damage to her car.
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Eighth
Kentucky
HM. McNeil
Oregon Street
A. Nixon
Ogallah
McNeil
Tennessee
Sterel Ly
Phil Bowen
Lawrence
Bowen
J. Withers
Thirteenth Street
Senate
Bryan
Maachusetts Street
Belleview Program Postponed for June 18 Dinner
The Belleview church children's day program and harvest dinner are postponed to June 18. Everyone will be welcomed at the rescheduled event.
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Belleview
Harhet
Belleview Church
Bussing Brother Dies in Livingston at 61
R. C. Bussing of Livingston Nebraska, brother of E. C. Bussing of Lawrence, died Tuesday and was buried in Livingston today. He was 61 years old.
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A. C. Bussing
R. C. Bussing
Livingston
Neb
E. C. Bussing
Lawrence
Mr. Bussing
Hull Leads U S Delegation to World Economic Conference
London arrival of Secretary Hull and other American delegates at Claridge s signals start of talks. Hull rules out any discussion of war debts and disarmament, stating the agenda will be strictly followed and Britain’s debt payments to the United States will not be addressed at the conference.
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London
Hull
Paddington Railway Station
Foreign Office
Plymouth
England
Cordell Hull
Roosevelt
Britain
United States
Mr. Hull
Davis
Norman H. Davis
Geneva
Stanwixes announce birth of Patricia Ann daughter
Mr and Mrs R D Stanwix of fit Eln street announce Sunday the birth of a daughter named Patricia Ann Miss Helen Hungerford hosted her contract club enjoying a meeting at a day night Barbara Kest received the bridal prize The Su S ow Quilting club spent a day yesterday at the home of Mrs Grover Rothwell nine members attended with Roy Deskin and daughter Elden among those present The club will meet in two weeks with Mrs Mh Balimmaier
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R. D. Stanwix
Eln
Patricia Ann
Helen Hungerford
Misa Barbara Kest
Mra
Grover Rothwell
Rolless
Mors
Roy Deskin
Elden
Rusie
My Balimmaier
Mrs Friis Cranston to Attend Commencement Abroad
Mrs Friis Cranston of Augusta will come tomorrow to attend commencement and to be the guest of her cousin Miss Ruth Dyche. She will receive her Master’s degree in English. Mrs William H Cody and son Allan, a University student, plan a trip to St Louis then Memphis and a summer at La Oakna Lodge Mississippi. Paul Smith, a University student, left today for a Denver summer.
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Friis Cranston
Augusta
Ruth Dyche
Cranston
William H. Cody
Allan
Univers
Louis
Memphis
Tenn
Denver
Landon Praises Kansas Conservation Corps Workers
Governor Alf M. Landon visited the Fort Riley conditioning camp and congratulated young civilian conservation corps workers for seizing a job opportunity to support dependents. He praised Kansas men for loyalty and eagerness to learn, aiming for their example to enter history. He was accompanied by his daughter Miss Percy Ann Landon and by Cel. Charles.
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Fort Riley
Kan
Alf M. Landon
Civilian Conservation Corps
Kansas
Conservation Corps
Magee Resigns as Editor of Oklahoma City Paper
Carl C. Magee resigned as editor of the Oklahoma News and Scripps-Howard papers. Editor-in-chief G. Scripps-Howard will oversee the paper temporarily, with Magee replaced in the interim. Col. Chet Brewer and M John G. Stats of Lawrence are noted as Kansas federal relief committee figures.
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Mitchell
Propels
Chet Brewer
John G. Stats
Lawrence
The
Kansas Federal Relief Committee
Three Powers Seek Break in Geneva Arms Stalemate
Paris date June B AP reports that American British and French diplomats achieved a three power accord aimed at breaking the Geneva arms stalemate. France showed hesitancy over security guarantees but agreed to pursue disarmament aims despite obstacles.
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Paris
Geneva
Plunging French Move Delayed by Warmer Waters
Farmington Mo June 8 AP William J Anderson 78 died after being overcome by heat while plowing corn. His team halted near him and did not move. physicians said he had been dead about an hour. The Geneva conference depends on near term actions as confidants note France intends a bold step once conditions are right.
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Farmington, Mo
William J. Anderson
Anderson
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FE. H. Lindley
Douglas County Society
Welcome
U. S
Governor Landon
Hawk
Sehizi
Binder
Canv McCormick
Deering
D Deere
McDonald
Soc
Overton
Mass
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