Shifting Troops on Chinese Front
Japanese officials said Sino-Japanese crisis in North China has moved to amicable negotiations. Doihara announced Changwei incident settled with Sung Cheh Yuan removed as Chahar governor. Japanese garrison departed Tientsin for Tangku, Chinese troops withdrew, Manchoukuo links to be established with telephone service to Peiping Tientsin Mukden and Dairen from July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orke Tercde
Tientsin
China
Kenji Doihara
Special Service Division
Kwantung Army
Changwei
Sung Cheh-Yuan
Chahar Province
Press Vientgin
Tangku
Tokyo
Continental Star
Great Wall
Changnel
Secret Service
Chahar
Y. Ishii
Japan
Changchun
Renen
Kwangtung
Peiping
Paoting
Yu Hsueh- Chung
North China
Manchoukuo
Mukden
Dairen
Debt tie delays Lausanne pact ratification
In Tondon on June 18 1932 Chancellor Neville Chamberlain said the Lausanne agreement canceling German reparations cannot be finally ratified by World War allies until their war debts to the United States are settled. Liberal MP William Mahane urged waiving the condition. Chamberlain said the ratification remains bound to the war debt issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Mahane
Busy Day for Scouts 24 Hour Douglas County Program
The Douglas county district Boy Scouts host a 24 hour event from 4 pm Friday to 4 pm Saturday. A rock quarry camporee on the KK campus grounds hosts an all night campout with Ed Burgess Ed Stansbury and C A Harrin leading. Ray Voorhis will attend. Charles Louk chairs. Each patrol provides food and gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Douglas County
Rock Quarry
KK. A
Ed Burgess
Ed Stansbury
C. A. Harrin
Earnest Boyce
National Guard
Ray Voorhis
Kansas City
Charles Louk
Summer Session Rises at University Enrollment Grows
Enrollment at the University summer session climbs to 1201 students after week one. Medical school counts 30 in Kansas City hospital totals, with first week enrollments spanning 831 Kansas counties, 18 states, 150 Missouri residents, and six foreign entrants. Douglas County names list 234 residents. Lawrence addresses appear from Leavenworth County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winiows
University of
School of Medicine
Bell Memorial Hospital
Kansas City
Kan
Kansas
Missouri
Douglas County
Lawrence
Baldwin
Charles Albert Burgtorf
Paul Russell Ulink
Eudera
M. Wilson Everley
Nicholas Frank Gilmore
Franc Harold Harris
Clifford John Olander
John Steiner
Vinland
Orval E. Hemphill
Leavenworth
Mary Elizabeth Breeze
Herbert Nunemaker
Dorothy Eleanor Wilson
Graduate school session for Kansas Methodist ministers
In Baldwin City from June 18 to 21 the Fifteenth annual graduate school of the Kansas Conference of the Methodist Episcopal church will be in session. Special speakers include Dr. James Chubb of Baldwin, Dr. Rollin Walker of Ohio Wesleyan University, Dr. Richard C. Raines of Hennepin M E church, Dr. Louis Wright of Baldwin-Wallace College, Bishop Charles L. Mead of Kansas Missouri, and Dr. Allan McRossie of New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin City
Kansas
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
James Chubb
Baldwin
Rollin Walker
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Ohio
Richard C. Raines
Hennepin
M. E. Church
Minneapolis
Minn
Louis ©. Wright
Baldwin-Wallace College
Berea
Chas. L. Mead
Kansas Missouri
Allan Mec Rossie
New York City
Kansas engineers attend Atlanta society convention
Dean George C. Shaad of the University of Kansas school of engineering and architecture and Prof. D C Jackson Jr head of the electrical engineering department depart for Atlanta to attend the four day convention of the Society for the Promotion of Engineering Education. Shaad will preside at a half day session while serving as one of two vice presidents. In Salina, Saline county clerk E P Stanley, 61, dies after an operation. His widow survives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Shaad
Kk. U. School of Engineering and Architecture
Atlanta
Society For the Promotion of Engineering Education
D. C. Jackson, Jr
K. U. Electrical Engineering
Dean Shaad
Saline County
Salina
Kan
Pi—E. P. Stanley
Hauptmann Appeal Set for New Jersey Court Hearing
Chancellor Luther A Campbell will preside as the Court of Errors and Appeals hears Bruno Richard Hauptmann's appeal of his Lindbergh kidnapping conviction. The high court will review his plea for a new trial in New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther A. Campbell
New Jersey
Court of Errors and Appeals
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Tela
Proca
Medical license exams held for 86 Topeka applicants
In Topeka on June 18 the state board of medical examination and registration held examinations for 86 applicants seeking Kansas licenses to practice medicine. Fourteen more sought licenses via reciprocity with other states, while three former physicians faced restoration of revoked licenses tied to narcotic law violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
State Board of Medical Examination and Registration
Peter Slade
Detroit Free Press
Midland and Nearby Earnest Happenings Reported
Midland residents shared visits with relatives as high water persisted and roads flooded. Sunnyside 4-H met at Phyllis Weibel with fifteen members and ten guests, and plans were made for the June 21 meeting with Robert Barton. Clifford Haverty will manage the Midland baseball team again this summer as local trips and gatherings continued amid heavy rainfall and flooded fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Ware
A. A. Hicks
Overbrook
Fred Heck
Alfred Heck
Sunnyside
Phyllis Weibel
Shirek Family Guests Of Bahnmaier Family Friends
Mr and Mrs James Shirek and daughters Virginia and Gladys of Eudora and Mr and Mrs J E Shirek visited Mr and Mrs E M Bahnmaier and children Sunday. Mrs W B Spurlock and her family also attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Shirek
Virginia
Gladys
Eudora
J. E. Shirek
E. M. Bahnmaier
W. B. Spurlock
Summer visitors and local events in Lecompton area
Daughters of Mrs. Fred Hemenway and Mrs. Mary Shoemaker occupy the Iliff home. Mr. Hemenway spends weekends here as Mr. and Mrs. Warren McCall host Gary Ind guests with their children Billy Maxine and Patty. Miss Katherine Weatherby attends Columbia University summer session and plans a Washington visit. A Methodist Church Children’s Day program is set for June 23. Mrs. Orville McCall hosts a party for Kenneth McCall’s eighth birthday with friends and relatives attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hemenway
Kansas City
Mary Shoemaker
Topeka
Iliff
Hemenway
Warren McCall
Billy
Maxine
Patty
Gary
Ind
Katherine Weatherby
Lecompton Rural High School
Columbia University
Miss Weatherby
Washington, D. C
Oma Bishop
Lecompton R.H.S
North Canton
Orville McCall
Kenneth
Patty McCall
Gary, Ind
Donald Taylor
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Black Jack settlers plan remodeling and moves
Miss Grace Hays is having foundation laid for remodeling her property occupied by the Harley Dobson family who will move across the road to the Russell Hays house, and Miss Hays expects to move soon. Miss Elizabeth Pearson nurses a badly mashed right finger from a heavy weight. Mr and Mrs Forrest Bell and their son and Mrs Fred Bell and Miss Fern Bell were dinner guests last Sunday at the Kalb home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Hays
Harley Dobson
Russell Hays
Miss Hays
Elizabeth Pearson
Forrest Bell
Fred Bell
Fern Bell
Lester Kalb
Mrs Martha Sheppard Visits For Summer In Black Jack
Mrs Martha Sheppard from Arkansas City visits her son Veryl Sheppard and family for the summer. At Black Jack annual school meeting John Hays elected treasurer succeeding Maurice O’Neil who did not seek re election. Miss Eunice Hammond of Vinland contracted to teach next term. Twenty four patrons attended despite bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Sheppard
Arkansas City
Veryl Sheppard
Black Jack
John Hays
Maurice O'Neil
Eunice Hammond
Vinland
School Board Finishes Two Local Improvement Projects
In the week after a school meeting the board oversaw two main tasks. A cistern was dug near the outside basement door to replace the old one from the former school site now filled by rainwater. Two culverts were built at the grounds approach. Harry Neil has mumps. Mrs. Walter Scott is ill and confined to bed, cared for with help from Mrs. James Workman of Emporia. A religious drama "He Came Seeing" was presented at Black Jack by the Vinjland Union Sunday school to a large audience with songs and scripture. Miss Helen Forgey of Los Angeles visits family in the area. Miss Irene Neis attends summer school in Emporia and will teach Hesper school next year. Florence Remington of Baldwin teaches many piano students in Black Jack. Harley Dobson recovers from measles. Glenn Kalb and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kalb attend Charles Rappard, Sr. funeral in Worden. Jimmie Smith returns from Excelsior Springs trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Neil
Walter Scott
James Workman
Emporia
Black Jack
Union Sunday School
Vinjland
Jesus
John
Helen Forgey
Los Angeles
Calif
John Hays
Irene Neis
Florence Remington
Baldwin
Harley Dobson
Glenn Kalb
Ralph Kalb
Charles Rappard
Worden
Jimmie Smith
Excelsior Springs
Miss Naomi Neis to Teach Range Line School Term
Miss Naomi Neis, last year at State Teachers College Emporia, will teach Range Line school this coming term. Mrs Royden Allison and family from Kansas City, Miss Anna Cavender of Topeka, and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Drew of Baldwin visited their mother Mrs Fannie Cavender. Gene Kalb was Sunday dinner guest of grandparents Mr. and Mrs. F E Kalb for his seventh birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Neis
State Teachers College
Emporia
Royden Allison
Bobby
Patty
Kansas City
Anna Cavender
Topeka
Lloyd Drew
Baldwin
Fannie Cavender
Gene Kalb
F. E. Kalb
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Henry Whiteside
C. J. Lané
Whiteside
East Ninth Street
S Weekly
Sydney
London
Matchwood
New York
Associated Press
Baker V
Shaad and
Jackson
Engineering Society
Midland
Robert Barton
Emil Heck
Schowengerdt
E. Spray
Jennie
McLouth
Maurice Sutter
Kent
Joe Wolfe
Mildred
Bonner Springs
Charles Spray
Mary Louise
Lucille Sterling
Ida Martin
Toneka
Lecompton
Granada
Secrets of the
Lionel Barrymore
Lewis Stone
Chester Morris
Jean Arthur
Mary Myers and Company
Allen Crafton
the Grand Hotel of Laughs
Ritz
William Gargan Allen Jenkins
Baer Vs. Braddock
Warren William
Lawn Tool Service
R. L. Cochran
Nebraska
Omaha
Governors’ Conference
Mississippi
Aslan Arun RE
Fey
Mea Teyat
Cellini
Spring
Mae
WEST
Kansas Public Service CO
Mass
Dickinson
Lawrence's
Bargain Theatre
Patee
Anne Shirley
Dick Powell
Jean Harlow
Franchot Tone
the Girl From
Jayhawk Theatre
Universal News
Paul Lukas
Buck Jones
Lowell Thomas Oswald
Prices
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