Desert Ambush Affects Moroccan Native Troops in Atlas Region
A chaotic dispatch notes an ambush near the Atlas mountains where Moroccan cam corps and Senegalese infantry suffered 13 dead, 10 seriously wounded, and 3 missing or dead. Reinforcements under General Freydenberg moved toward El Bordi and Tafmda as authorities downplayed broader impact and emphasized limited local afflictions.
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Cam
Freydenberg
Yais
Sahara
Tthe
Tafmda
Cal Nh
Bechar
el Bordi
Girl Shot to Death Near Caney Oklahoma
Independence dispatch reports 20 year old Margaret White shot on a highway a mile west of Caney. Officers search for Elmer Cales of Caney seen with her before the tragedy. inquest scheduled in Calley as warrants are sworn and investigations continue.
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Independence
Kians
Margaret White
Caney
Msi
Cales
Lelia White
Jack Gales
Fother
Margaret
Livix
Perry White
Bee
Montgomery
Jarron Grant
Mae Elmer Cales
Visa
Okla
Moon
Calley
Switch in theater line up for week at rsock and Varsity
The theaters rsock and Varsity announced changes for this week showing Nothin & Truth featuring Rich-Jix. It will be shown Friday and Saturday at the Varsity, replacing the earlier plan for Thursday through Saturday. KARD GROWS WEAKER of Injured KU Student Expected Momentarily.
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Rsock
Varsity
Personal notices show Murray family spring visit plans
Mrs Trays and Mrs McDonald plus Bruce and Jean Tra and children from Cole visit Mrs McDonald's mother Mrs F eel D Bishop will leave for summer in Montreal joined by sister Miss ele Russell. Short Acres NV J will travel to Quebec by boat to spend a month with her nephew. Martize Licenses indicate marriages were performed.
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Trays
Celebration for colony in Palestine marks fifty years
Palestine 4 AP report notes Petach Tikvah the oldest largest and richest Jewish colony in the region celebrates its fiftieth anniversary. The piece recalls toil near starvation and Rothschild finance saving the project from extinction. Also mentions Laura Rankin leaving for Edwardsburg Michigan to counsel at a Camp Fire Girls camp and other brief items.
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Jaffa
Palestine
Petach Tikvah
Baron Rothchild
Shoe Sale at Newman's Closes After Successful Period
Newman Shoes at 805 Massachusetts Street Lawrence announces a stock being closed out sale as the business ends after years of operation. Owner W Newman, tied to Hamilton stores, is closing the local shop due to failing renewal and relocation issues, with a receiver overseeing the corporate dissolution.
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Newman Shoe. Company
Massachusetts
Lawrence
W. .Newman
Neivman Te
Hamilton
Uni
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Newman
Sal
Deaths and Funerals: W. W. Blaker obituary
W W Blaker aged 65 formerly of Pleasanton died last night at 1121 Louisiana Street of a heart attack. Survived by wife Holley Blaker and daughter Inas, sister Eleanor Withington of Lamar Colorado, and brother Ernest Blaker of Akron Ohio. Funeral Friday at 11 from Funk chapel, Rev Bit Shenae officiating. Body to Pleasanton for burial.
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Pleasanton
Louisiana
Holley Blaker
Inas
Eleanor Withington
Lamar
Colo
Ernest Blaker
Akron
Ohie
Funk
Shenae
Bernstein Senator Borah urges tariff hearings limited to agricultural schedules
Washington reports Senator Borah Republican Idaho urged the Senate to limit any action on the House tariff bill to agricultural schedules and to constrain hearings. Other items include Hoover immigration debate stalled, and a Kansas address advocating wartime controls on property and materials. The news brief also notes a White House visit by women congress members and a murder verdict in New Jersey.
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Washington
Jime
Borah
Idaho
Senate
Jrance Committee
Planetarium to Open in Philadelphia Promised by Samuel S Fels
Plans call for a city planetarium gifted by Samuel S Fels, the Philadelphia soap manufacturer, to Samuel Hine Institute. The exhibit will include a synthetic sky feature eighty feet in diameter, showing northern and southern celestial views not seen north of the equator. It will depict the sky as it appeared 5,000 years ago and potential changes 20,000 years hence.
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Philadelphia
Philadelais
Samuel S. Fels
Wight
Church leader calls church a producer of religion
Rev Harry A Gordon of First Methodist Church spoke at the weekly luncheon, saying the church remains essential in life until a new producer arises. He argued the church is not religion itself but a producer of religion, needing business talent and community example, and urged better understanding of the church’s present aims amid widespread but uninformed criticism.
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Harry ‘A. Gordon
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Gordon
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Ines
Telephoto Fashion Preview Reaches Lawrence Store
The first telephoto image via Western Union arrives in Lawrence from Cleveland and St Louis, sent through Bell system, then air mailed to Kansas City for A D Weaver store. It showcases three new dress styles designed by Bloomfield Company of Cleveland.
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Brat Tooming
Lawrence
Western’ Union
Bell System
Cleveland
Ohio
St. Louisa
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Western Union
A.D. Weaver
E Bloomfield Company
Glevelanrt
Local neighbors share visits and events around DeSoto
Mrs Gus Wooden called on Mrs John Turner last Wednesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Don Musser spent Monday at his parents home. Thelma Murphy will attend summer school in June with her brother Harold and Mrs Murphy. Ruth and Theo Bird attended a Linwood dance Tuesday night. Simon Gress of Kansas City visited his mother Mrs Nivee and Theo Monday and Wednesday. Mrs Anna Johnson is reported quite sick. Leland Penner spent Tuesday with his grandmother as his parents visited Kansas City for Mrs George Wood's funeral. Several local families picked strawberries and gooseberries. many visited relatives and attended a program at the Uny Friday night with refreshments provided by town businessmen.
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Gus Wooden
John ‘Turner
Don Musser
Cliff Musser
L.L. Corliss
Althe Robison
Thelma Murphy
Harold
Linwood
Simon Gress
Kansas City
Nive
Theo
Simon
Anna Johnson
Leland Penner
J. H. Dent
Lida Wiard
Cana Dean
J. O. Huff
Mitchell
TI. L.cortish
Raleigh Barnett
L. L
Ruth Bird
Theo. Bird
Bell Memorial Hospitar
Monticello
Arthur Jordon
Rello Jordon
Trinity
Lutheran Hospitalist
J.C. Huff
John Atkinson
Jesse Bird
le Progra
G. B. Little
Gardner
Olathe
Linswood
Bonner Springs
Lawgenea
Aise Pes Reek
Zarah
DeSoto
Erle Hunter
Kansas’ City
Georgia Plummer
Hal
Hugh. Johnston
Henry Kluss
Johnson
Harry Neal San
E. A. Moore
Dast (Mandatuning
Hiands
Erle “Huniter
August Teeshner
Omar Dent
Harry Cramer
Cortisa
Beulah
Woolfe
Dea
Helen
Louise
George Kluss
Gress
Oma Santday
Dewey Hackler
Fred Hackler
Florence Dent
Perry
Pen Tonmson
Williamstown
W. H.J. Dent
Oma Dent
Alix Calton
Mabon Plimmes
Lawrence
Maurice Henderson
L. J.corliss
Basil
Scott
Dent
Oma
Chas, Douglass
Virgil Hacker
Calvin Hackler
Fred Hacker
Ernest Halbert
Mr. Wooden
Herberts
W. Dent
Alrs
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Boone
Grace
Law
Sieht
Seelinc
Jasper Lesueur
Holliday
Omar
JL. R. Penner
Earl Ross
Howard Lksueur
Los Angeles
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Laegieur
le L
Edelbrock
Brr
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Furely
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Wichita
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Will Edelbrock
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Carl. Kurtz
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Sam Neis
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Belleview
Frances Strobel
George Kugeland
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Topexa
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Oscar
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Dorothy
Verner
Arlene
Lillian Messmer
Kansas University
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Delbert
Neil
Chester Moody
Childen
Broer
Otto
Spitzli
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Etta Barricklow
Vinland
Baldwin
Matorel
Newman
Clyde May
Your
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Kansas State Teachers’ College
Bowen
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Methodist Church
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Roscoe Parker
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Henry
Aloyenia Strobel
Elmer
Abel
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Mnne Wiehman
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Walter Parker
Leone
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Prairie ‘Center
John Edelirock
William Cock
Fuzely
DeSoto area social notes and market hints
Desoto and Kansas City visitors and residents mingle at dances, dinners, and church events. Families including the Hunters, Kluss, Dent, and Baker report travel, visits, and strawberry selling. multiple townsfolk attend gatherings at the Cramer home, Holliday and Lawrence.
Milestone birthday dinner for Mrs John Edelbrock Sr
Evening Star reports a June celebration marking a milestone in life's journey for Mrs. John Edelbrock Sr. Mr and Mrs Pete Edelbrock hosted a one o'clock dinner for twenty six relatives at their home. Most children attended with five absent. Two long tables featured pink and white decor and an angel food cake centerpiece.
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John. Edelbrock
Pete Edelbrock
Personal notices and travels of local residents
Miss Pearl Carpenter returns to Kansas City Kan after visiting Mrs E R Learned. Laureate Greiner leaves for Pratt to visit mother before heading to Akron Ohio to join Goodrich Rubber ad dept. Bertha Knop departs for Vancouver Seattle and Portland to visit friends. Mr Walter C Root, staying with cousin Mrs A D Weaver, to Enid Oklahoma tomorrow.
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Kanthis
E. R
Greiner
Pratt
Akron
Ohio
The
Goodrich Rubber Company
Bertha Knop
Vancouver
Wash
Seattle
Portland
Ed Anderson
Mabel Beattie
As City
Marie Gustafson
Enid
Okla
Walter C. Root
A.D. Weaver
Lawrence Guests Attend Commencement and Visits
A compilation of social notes from Lawrence detailing guests and visits. Prof F N Howell from Kansas State Teachers College Pittsburg visits sister Mrs J B Fugate. Mrs Alice Miner and son Ronald of Charles City Iowa guests of Mrs Miner’s sister Mrs V W Young. Mrs C L DeWatteville spends the day in Kansas City. Mrs J A West and Miss Geneva West visit. Mrs Y G Campbell and son Glehn from Los Angeles on eastern trip visit sister Mrs S J Hunter. Mrs F W Fitzgman of Topeka visits Lawrence. Miss Margaret Drake of Salina and Miss Helen Beard of Minneapolis arrive to attend district Kappa Alpha Theta convention. George Sprague and wife, former Lawrence residents, visit en route to Twin Falls Idaho. Miss Rosalie McCracken leaves for Kansas City after guesting during commencement. Roger McDonald, ex-ratlo operator in navy, will visit Lawrence tomorrow. Mrs Herbert Reynolds, formerly Miss Jean Muzzy, returns home to Kansas City. Ice Cream Social at North Lawrence Christian Church scheduled Friday evening.
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F.N. Howell
Kansas, State Teachers’ College
Pittsburg
J. B. Fugate
Alice Miner
Ronald
Charles City
Iowa
Miner
C.L. DeWatteville
J. A. West
Genevieve West
Karisas City
Y. G. Campbell
Gleh
Los Angeles
Cal
Campbell
S. J. Hunter
F.W. Fitrgman
Topeka
Lawrence
Margaret Drake
Salina
Helen Beard
Minneapolis
Minn
Laura Fankin
Kappa Alpha Theta
George Sprague
John L. Kilworth
Twin Falls
Idaho
Vin Virginia
Rosalie McCracken
Yesserday
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Prescription History
The ad recalls Dr. Caldwell beginning practice in 1873 and creating a laxative, Syrup Pepsin, sold since 1892. It touts its gentle efficacy for constipation and general relief, claiming it is the world’s largest selling liquid laxative used by millions, especially mothers and families, with broad health benefits and easy availability in drugstores.
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