Poderjay Murder Probe Moves to Vienna Courts
Vienna dispatch says Bruno Barber fellow police chief declares enough evidence exists to charge Ivan Poderjay with murder connected to the disappearance of Miss Agnes Tulverson of New York and Detroit. Officials shift inquiry to court investigators while American prosecutors may be invited to pursue the case.
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Vienna
Bruno Barber
International Police Organization of
Ivan . Poderjay
United States
International
Poderjay
Agnes Tulverson
New York
Detroit
Poderjag
Hans Spring
Austria
Spring
Danube
Fiar
Tufverson
Telegraphen Compagnie
Ljubljana
Yugoslavia
Mile
Ferrand
Tulverson
PROGRAM IS POPULAR Eddy Wood Leads Summer Playground
Eddy Wood director reports the summer playground program had its best attendance in three years. Enrollment is about one third higher than last year with Cordley and Woodlawn schools leading daily turnout near 65. Pinckney averages 35 and McAllaster 20. Woodlawn beat Pinckney 17 to ? Regular Fridays offer two ice cream cones for five cents. New features include coloring sessions and a reading hour. Six Moorman children on Learnard Avenue attend Cordley sessions.
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Eddy Wood
Cordley School
Woodlawn School
Cordley
Pinckney
McAllaster
Woodlawn
Moorman
Learnard, Avenue
Qefeans
Population rise reported in Franklin County enumeration
The Franklin county enumeration shows a population of 21 916, a gain of 106 from 1933, with 10 of 16 townships increasing. The report notes salary rules for city officials trigger at population below 9 500, and references a 280 loss in Ottawa’s population. An auto collision on highway 72 W near Lawrence involved L E Pratt Topeka and H Fisher Waverly. no injuries.
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Franklin County
Ottawa
Deven
L. E. Pratt
Topeka
H. Fisher
Waverly
Lawrence
Iper
Test Your Knowledge Quiz Questions
A compilation of miscellaneous trivia prompts asking about orthography and geography. It lists questions on oscalation Chosen Japanese origins Story of the Gadsbys naming strait peaks near Gibraltar Whistler moths tunnel Alps Oshkosh location Johnson presidency order Gadsden Purchase Sax musical distru nt and related topics.
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Straits of Gibraltar
Whistler
Alps
Switzerland
Italy
Oshkosh
Andrew Johnson
Gadsden Purchase
Oki
Skilton Numbers Featured in KU Summer Session Concert
Two pieces by Charles S. Skilton professor of composition at the University of Kansas will be performed by the summer session orchestra in its August 2 concert. Directed by Frederick A. P. Cooke the volunteer ensemble rehearses Sunrise Song and Gambling Song from Skilton's Primeval Suite based on American Indian melodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Skilton
University of Kansas
Frederick A. P. Cooke
Skilton
Rabies Seen Year Round Says Local Vet on Dog Bite Care
Dr. T. J. Leasure states rabies is year round and a dog bite should lead to confinement and expert observation. Watch the dog for 15 days, start Pasteur treatment if bite is on face, and avoid killing a possibly rabid dog. Symptoms may include roaming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Leasure
Leasure
Young People Hold Union Service at Congregational Church
The Lawrence and University young peoples societies plan a joint service at Congregational Church Sunday at 6 pm. Judge Hugh Means will speak on Youth and the Problem of Crime. Violinist Bins Banes Love will perform. A social half hour and refreshments follow. Church location is 925 Vermont Street.
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Churches of
Judge Means
Vermont Street
Sermon Series at Trinity Lutheran Church Opens
The Rev C A Puls announces a summer series of character talks at Trinity Lutheran Church with one biblical figure discussed each Sunday at 11. Jacob the Patriarch opens the series, followed by Samuel Nehemiah Ruth Thomas and Simon Peter. The 11 o'clock service is shortened for summer. choir directed by A C Reuter offers an anthem and congregational singing, with organ by Mildred Reuter. Public invited to attend. The Liberty Memorial High School is accredited again by the North Central Association for the period ending April 12 1933, marking continuous accreditation at Lawrence High since 1914.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
C. A. Puls
Jacob
Patriarch
Samuel
Nehemiah
Ruth
Thomas
Simon Peter
A. C. Reuter
Mildred Reuter
Liberty Memorial
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Chicago
B. L. Stradley
Ohio
State University
A. W. Clevenger
University of Illinois
R. C. Hunt
Kansas Department of Education
Lawrence High School
Association
Three Lawrence Delegates Attend Co-Op Club Session
Mr and Mrs Glenn A Moody and A E Woestemeyer depart by automobile for the Co Operative Club convention in Omaha lasting until Wednesday. Moody and Woestemeyer represent the Lawrence local club while Mrs Moody attends as a Co Operettes delegate. Lisle Eby and wife had planned to attend but Mr Eby is ill with a throat infection.
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Lawrence
Glenn A. Moody
A. E. Woestemeyer
Co-Operative Club
Omaha
Mr. Moody
Mr. Woestemeyer
Co-Operative Club Yard
Moody
Co-Operettes
Lisle Eby
Eby
Marriage license issued to Harvey and Mangelsdorf
A marriage license was issued to Robert C. Harvey and Maurine Mangelsdorf both of Kansas City Kansas and they expected to be married by Rev. Russell of Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Harvey
Maurine Mangelsdorf
Kansas City
Kan
Russell
Terrific fighting in latest clash in Chaco Boreal
Buenos Aires June 23 AP Thousands of Paraguayan soldiers were reported trapped and slaughtered by Bolivian artillery in a seven day drive against Fort Ballivian in the Chaco Boreal A Paraguayan division led by Colonel Brizuela broke through near Condado but Bolivian guns and mortars halted the assault and mopped up survivors The Bolivians defend Fort Ballivian likened to the Hindenburg Line defense has held since March with Paraguay suffering heavy losses and Ballivian remaining the last Bolivian stronghold in the region
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Buenos Aires
Chaco Boreal
Pilcomayo
Canada
el Carman
Condado
Brizuela
Condadon
Chaco
Fort Ballivian
Ballivian
Paraguay
Havin
Lutheran Congregation Initiates Fall Debt Campaign
The local Lutheran church plans a Sunday start to reduce its building debt from $23,590 toward a hoped $1,750 fall total. A large visiting committee, including Mrs C O Aston and many others, will deliver barrels to members' homes as part of the campaign during the church’s sixth year in the new building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.O. Aston
Auchard
Sophia Agile
Minnie Bearman
Gene Brune
M. J. Carpenter
Agnes Conger
Harry Dauberman
Ed Elam
Howard Erwin
C. J. Eriksen
Gene Evans
Lestar Shirar
Spencer Hull
Alfred Heck
A. M. Hughes
H. T. Tost
Minnie Kahle
William Kahle
E. W. Martin
A. G. Sabol
C. L. Shirar
Fred Stotts
J. E. Selig
John Salig
Sherman Brock
Belle Schell
C. G. Schulz
Obed Thompson
Mayme Tuttle
W. T. Williams
Rosa Wilks
Anna Hutt
Will Speak at Forum on Social Progress Series
Prof E E Bayles of the KU school of education will discuss Social Progress and Educational Institutions at Plymouth Congregational Church Sunday at 10 oclock. At 11 oclock the Portsmouth choir conducted by Bayles sings Shelleys anthem and Helen Beard performs Hold Thou My Hand. The sermon subject is The Arrest of the Social Gospel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Congregational Church
E. E. Bayies
K. U. School of Education
Psmouth
Bayles
Shelley
Christian
Helen Beard
Briggs
Glad He Made the Trip to Kansas City Meeting
Clifford Hamill, a refrigerator service man for Weavers, attended a Kansas City area meeting of large dealers and service men at the Hotel President. A drawing attracted over 600 entries for a 299.50 Norge refrigerator, and Hamill won the prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Hamill
Weaver's
Kansas City
Norge
Hamill
Schumann Heink Concert Set for Tuesday Evening at KU
Madame Ernestine Schumann Heink famed contralto of five decades in America and Europe will headline the University of Kansas Summer session music program Tuesday night June 26 at 8 in the KU auditorium. She will be joined by Jasche Bronart and others for an evening of song and a narrative of her life and career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernestine Schumanna- Heink
University of Kansas
K. A
Jasche, Bronart
Schumann-Heink
Ortrud
Metropolitan Opera Company
America
Europe
Mid-west
Brahms
Strauss
von Bulow
Bearkes
Nordica
Sembrich
Caruso
Plancon
Colorado penitentary menaces gas chamber execution
William Cody Kelley was executed in Colorado’s new lethal gas chamber at the state prison on Woodpecker Hill. Warden Roy Best said the process was successful as witnesses observed the masked inmate, strapped to the death throne, recite the 23rd Psalm while acid capsules released fumes. Kelley, who denied guilt in the rancher Russell Browning case, died after immersion in the gas chamber under close autopsy observation.
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Canon City
Colo
Colorado Penitentiary
William Cody Kelley
Roy Best
Kelley
Russell Browning
Delta
Cole
Roosevelt Reaches Home After Motor Trip
President Roosevelt arrived at his Hyde Park home at 2 p m after a motor ride from New London Connecticut. He was greeted by son Elliott, daughter-in-law Ruth Googins and their six week old daughter. It was the first meeting with his daughter-in-law and the youngest granddaughter. The voyage included a lunch stop at a New York border hot dog stand where the couple ate hot dogs and beer was served.
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Hyde Park
N Y
Roosevelt
New London
Conn
Hudson River
Elliott
Ruth Googins
Fort Worth
Texas
Connecticut
New York
Mrs. Roosevelt
Chorus to Sing Sunday at First Baptist Church
Public school children of Lawrence directed by Miss Mabel Barnhart will sing Hallelujah by Schubert at 10 50 tomorrow at the First Baptist Church. Mrs Paul C Rankin will accompany on organ with Bach Prelude Cradle Song Schubert and Postlude Faulkes. Rev C C Cunningham will preach. ii Second in golf tourney.
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Public Schoola of
Lawrence
Mabel Barnhart
First Baptist Church
Miss +Barnhart
Schubert
Paul C. Rankin
Bach
Faulkes
C. C. Cunningham
First Baptist
Eighth
Kentucky
C. Cunningham
Charles W. Thames
A.m
John ‘Tne
Questa
Elijah
Union High School
Chris Church
Plymouth Congregational Church
Gusat
Hugh Means
Thin Church
Vinland
Robert Cities Finishes Second at Indian Elft Golf Final
Robert Charles Starr, head boy's advisor at Haskell Institute, finished second in the all Indian golf tournament at Pawhuska Oklahoma. He was defeated in the 36 hole final by Gene Standingbear a Sioux. Both golfers shot near par for the day Standingbear won the silver loving cup presented by Chief Fred Lockout his father in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Charles Starr
Haskell Institute
Pawhuska
Okla
Gene Standingbear
Standingbear
Fred Lockout
Forum Monday At Ninth Street Church Features Local Speakers
The Lawrence Sunday forum and the Lawrence welfare club present a summer session program at Ninth Street Baptist Church at 8 30 p m Monday. Arthur Shores of Bessemer Alabama and Gilbert Porter of Birmingham Alabama will speak. The program includes piano and vocal solos, a dramatic reading, and an open mic segment with participants from Muskogee Kansas and Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Shores
Bessemer
Ala
Gilbert
Porter
Birmingham
Lawrence Sunday Forum
Lawrence Welfare Club
Ninth Street Baptist Church
William Pennell
Lawrence
Thelma Jackrot
Kansaa Vocational School
Topeka
Gilbert Porter
Miss Martin
Muskogee
T. Crokey
Kansan
Cit
Franklin Stivers
Heard in Lawrence Abuse and oddities in local notes
Community blips recount street crews clearing storm wreckage in about a week while a Lawrence man worries via Denver about his cocker spaniel, a farm girl deals with a rat on the job, the Marshall twins are hard to distinguish, and a Jefferson county thermometer hits 106 from a shade tree sunbeam.
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Lawrence
Denver
Colorado
Kansas
William Hamilton
Jefferson County
Three Dead In Heavy Rains In Central West
Severe storms sweep central west with at least three deaths from rain and lightning. Chicago records its heaviest rainfall since October with .88 inches at University of Chicago station. A 12 year old girl dies in Somerset when a wind buried her under a chicken house. Lightning kills one in Wheeling Indiana. wind toppled WKRC antenna in Cincinnati.
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Chicago
Central West
University of Chicago
Weather Bureau
Ilinois
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Missouri
Iowa
Somerset
Wheeling
Ind
Cincinnati
WKRC
John Ise
Baptist Church
Plane Crash Kills 26-Year-Old Pilot in Burbank
Glendale report describes Aerovias Centrales craft crash in flames near dawn in Burbank Los Angeles suburb. Pilot C L Bucher, 26, was en route from Grand Central Airport to Saugus to pick up passengers when the plane went down. Two officers witnessed the fiery wreck.
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Glendale
Calif
Burbank
Los Angeles
C. L. Bucher
Aerovias Centrales
Mexico
D. C
Bucher
Grand Central
Saugus
Oil Agreement 15 Signed by Ickes to Stabilize Oil
Secretary Ickes signed the Pacific Coast Petroleum Agency agreement to stabilize the petroleum industry. He had earlier approved an agreement to curb illegally produced oil from the east Texas field. The Pacific Coast pact aims to remedy over production and regulate crude oil flow and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ickes
Pacific Coast Petroleum Agency
East Texas
Pacific Coast
Lawrence
First Christian Church plans 50th anniversary events
The Journal World notes a fortieth charter anniversary and outlines plans for the upcoming fiftieth celebration on July 1 with Rev. John D. Zimmerman as speaker. An October 14 event will feature Rev. Jessa Bader. Summer worship runs 9 30 to 11 with 10 10 service led by Mr Slaughter and Miss Dick singing There Is a Green Hill Far Away. The church will repaint and remodel for better Sunday school facilities as funds allow.
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Journal-World
First Christian Church
John D. Zimmerman
Kansas Christian Missionary Society
Jessa Bader
Federal Council of Churches
New York City
Slaughter
Corinne Dick
Gounod
Wilma Stoner
North Lawrance
First Baptist Church
Lincoln
Fourth Street North
William A. Scott
Verna Anderson
Vernon Walker
Bible School
A. Hill
Tinchbod
8S. Montgomery
Kunpas
Welemne. Com
B. Y
Mra
Kinet Moore
Evenicent
Fen
Charlea
Gena Moore
Teeora Walker
Fellowship of the Holy Spirit
New York
M. C. Knight
Mia
Union
Woman's Missionary Society
Cora Yeaver
Belle Henson
Young People's Dramati Fe
Louise Garrett
New York Street
Fordins Stone
Mattie Johnson
Kentucky Street
Saila Harvey
Prenient
Peart Jeltz
Four
Jesus
Ana
Richard Allen
Presidiomnt
Gertrude Clark
Thera
Insect Pests in Kansas Grasshopper plague spurs county action
Lincoln county officials report grasshoppers are taking several townships and causing crop damage. The delegation seeks suspension of the cash basis law to fund poison purchases. the commission notes the law is automatically suspended in such invasions, allowing warrants for funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Lincoln County
State Tax Commission
Fred Horn
Woman Draws Death Penalty in Los Angeles Case
A Los Angeles Superior Court jury sentenced Neile Madison, 39, to death for the March murder of her 45-year-old husband Eric, a film studio auditor, shot five times in their bed. The case drew national attention as prosecutors argued for capital punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Neile Madison
Thak
Eric
Portrait Is Removed From Venice Biennial Pavilion
Venice Italy June 23 AP the portrait of Marion Davies motion picture actress objected to by Mrs Juliana Force today was ordered removed from the American pavilion of the biennial art exhibition and placed in the Italian pavilion. Dies in Refinery Bras Kilgore Tex June 23 AP one man was burned to death and two others severely burned today when fire following an explosion swept the Southport Petroleum company here. Marie Dressler Is Better Santa Barbara Cal June 23 AP condition of Marie Dressler veteran stage and screen actress who has been ill here for several weeks was slightly improved say it was reported from her bedside. Hurt by Runaway Street Car St Paul June 23 AP more than a dozen persons were injured today when a St Paul street car out of control plunged four blocks down hill into the loop district.
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Venice
Italy
Marion Davies
Juliana Force
Kilgore
Tex
Southport Petroleum Company
Marie Dressler
Santa Barbara
Cal
St. Paul
Loop District
Lawrence Country Club GOLFERS to Triangular Meet at Emporia
About 25 Lawrence Country Club golfers will travel to Emporia tomorrow for a triangular meet with Emporia and Manhattan. It is the second meet of the year with Manhattan winning the first. Next month the three teams are scheduled for a meet at the Lawrence course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Emporia
Manhat
Manhattan
First Baptist and United Brethren church notices
Church notices from First Baptist and United Brethren report morning worship, Sunday school, and special services at multiple locations. Details include sermon topics Elijah's God and What Religion Does For Man, youth group meetings, union services, anniversaries, musical programs, and a July church picnic.
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E. E. Bayles
Social Progress
Robert Cities Save
Ninth Street
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City Street Department
Marshall
Albert
Delbert
Department of Economics
University
R. H. Wheeler
Convergence of Science and Religion
H. B. Chubb
Dean R. M. Davis
Robert Calderport
H. E. Jordan
K. K. Landes
Flaming Machine
Enid
Champlin
H. H. Champlin
Marysville
L. W. Newsum
Lansing
Blue Rapids
Byrd
Little America
Antarctica
Richard E. Byrd
Here
Newton
Margaret Oliver
C. W. Oliver
United Brathren
Sevententh
Vernon Streets
C. L. Heatherington
Erwin Brancon
Mas Rowley
Ister
Christian Endeavor
Ife
Memorial High
Holcom'a Grove
St. Luke A
M, BE. Church
Vancouver Province
Congress
Federal Home Loan Bank
Lawrence Building & Loan Association
Member
Federal Home Loan Bank of Topeka
American Express
Mellon
Peoples State Bank
THE
KAW Valley & Western
Lawrence, Kansas
Bonner Springs
Linwood
Eastbound
Bonner Springs KC. Mo
P.M
Bonner Springs and
J. Z. Miller, Jr
C. Q. Claflin
Trustees
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