Mussolini cool to Eden on Anglo-German accord
Rome reports Premier Mussolini rejected Captain Eden's explanations of the Anglo-German naval accord saying Italy would not accept unilateral talks. Italian sources say Mussolini may seek a higher naval ratio and would push for a radical solution to Ethiopia if discussed later.
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Plans Westward Trip for Neal Wherry to Attend Meetings
Principal Neal Wherry of Lawrence Memorial High School will leave Wednesday for Sterling to meet his wife and daughter before traveling to Denver for the National Education Association meeting. The trip continues to Palo Alto for a Stanford educational conference, then to visit relatives in San Diego before returning to Lawrence by August 10. Also noted is James Yeager named new head football coach at Fort Hays Kansas State College, succeeding W. Riley.
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Gessner Wedding Ties Baker University Scholar to Muriel Moore
Dr. Benjamin Gessner, Baker University philosophy professor, wed Miss Muriel Moore on June 23 at the Church of All Nations in Boston. A Baker graduate with advanced degrees, he is Phi Beta Kappa and Alpha Delta Sigma. Mrs. Gessner holds an M A from Boston University and directed religious education in Boston. The couple plans a summer at Henniker, New Hampshire.
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Christian and His God sermon at Union Park Services
Dean Paul W. Lawson spoke on The Christian and His God, outlining practical results of trusting in God. He said faith does not shield from suffering but guides through it toward righteousness, with belief in eventual triumph amid delays. The talk, timely and stimulating, drew a large audience and featured Rev. Hunt presiding and music by Keith Davis. Next Sunday’s program was announced.
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High School Principal Is Elected As A Trustee
Principal Neal M. Wherry has been named one of Sterling College’s three trustees, serving a three year term on the alumni board. A separate notice notes a property theft from a car at Tenth and New Hampshire, with a blue jacket and sweatshirt reported stolen from Glenn Ulrich.
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Topeka Santa Fe Shops Step Up to Six-Day Week
Approximately 900 Santa Fe shop employees in Topeka gain an added workday weekly starting today, boosting payroll by about 25,000 dollars monthly. Most shops move to six days. basic pay remains, with 30 days notice required for future scale changes.
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No More Ladies at the Granada
Robert Montgomery and Joan Crawford headline a sparkling production at the Granada in No More Ladies. The photoplay offers light humor, lavish settings, and witty dialogue as a socialite wife confronts her husband’s past affairs after a cabaret entertainer tempts him.
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Program Highlights Grace Moore to Rubinoff Violin
A diverse program features Grace Moore and Rubinoff in violin showcase with a clever technicolor cartoon. The performance blends operatic arias with instrumental virtuosic pieces and a light animation segment.
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Kansas university summer reception plans lack final details
The University of Kansas prep for a June 28 student reception in the Union at 8 pm is unfinished. Chancellor Lindley set the date and aims to finalize plans within two days. Prof H E Chandler says no dance will accompany the event, though students push for one.
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Students discuss possible mixer at Union Building
Bill Cochrane student manager said if enough students want a chance there could be another mixer in two or three weeks. Students have discussed the idea with him.
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Two men pay traffic fines in police court today
In police court this morning Learnard paid a $2 fine on a parking charge against his car near a fire plug. Also reported, Spencer Bayles of 408 West Sixth Street reported the theft of a bicycle from in front of Plymouth Congregational Church on Saturday night.
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