Eden Will Go Into Ethiopian Problem
Rome June 25 Capt Anthony Eden British minister for the League of Nations and Fulvio Suvich Italian under secretary discuss Ethiopia before a Mussolini meeting. Eden aims to learn Italy's demands and potentially mediate with Emperor Haile Selassie while debating league articles and the status of Ethiopia. Italian policy insists on a protectorate and expulsion from the league. ships sail to East Africa as conciliation sessions resume.
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Britain rebuffs protectorate proposal over Ethiopian relation
A London source says Britain will not press Ethiopia to accept an Italian protectorate. The Ethiopian empire is described as a full member of the League of Nations, making such a move improper. A Addis Ababa dispatch notes an Italian evacuation order for nationals within ten days, though some officials dispute the timing.
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Woman Colonist Reports Matanuska Settlers Pleased Yet Frustrated
A Palmer Alaska field report by Mrs. Lloyd Bell describes the Matanuska colony as lush and healthy with long days and many flowers but plagued by mosquitoes and slow progress under corporate control. Colonists express strong attachment to the land and mixed views on governance, while community life including a library, bus service, baseball, churches, and a growing school system develops amid illness and agitation.
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New Band Platform Planned for South Park Willseat 90 Musicians
On Bur gert’s recommendation the parks committee authorized city participation to build a new band platform in South Park. An expenditure of 100 in recreation funds was approved as park funds are exhausted. Old benches will be reused to form a 230 by 34 platform. Rotary and Cooperative clubs will buy benches, city to buy 40, with eventual city ownership via repurchase. Labor donated and supervision by L. H. Emmett.
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Virginia Woman 100 Sees Crooners as Annoying
Alexandria resident Mrs. Lara Fiske Evans, aged 100, declares crooners the only modern nuisance she tolerates less. She says she despises crooners and notes that at her age one would feel the same. In Ottawa a Chevrolet coach on Oregon street had two spare wheels and tires stolen last night, reported by J. R. Raffelock.
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Lindley to address gathering in Omaha at Blackstone hotel
Chancellor E H Lindley will address the National American Publicity association meeting in Omaha Nebraska at the Blackstone hotel Thursday night. He will travel from Washington to Omaha then return to participate in the summer session reception Friday night in the Union building.
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E. H. Lindley
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Union Building
Tragic Medellin Plane Crash Kills Gardel and 13 Others
Medellin, Colombia June 25. A collision of two low flying planes killed fourteen people including Carlos Gardel, famed South American actor, and Ernesto Samper the so called Lindbergh of Colombia. Six others were seriously injured as theater shows were halted in tribute. The Scadia plane from Germany collided with Samper’s tri motor shortly after takeoff from Medellin airport. Authorities delayed blame while Samper headed to Cali with Gardel’s party. Gardel had spoken of a return to the United States soon.
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New York
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Britain unveils first fully robot airplanes the Queen Bee
London reports the air ministry claims pilotless Queen Bee planes now in regular use for gunnery practice. The radio controlled craft fly over land and sea at speeds above 100 mph and up to 10 000 feet, with a 10 mile operating radius, capable of launch from ships and remote land returns. U S skeptics say practical value is limited due to target risk and lack of guidance.
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Move to Minneapolis for Dr Henry Roe Cloud and family
Dr and Mrs Henry Roe Cloud leave Lawrence after shipping their household goods for Minneapolis, their permanent address though Dr Cloud remains temporarily assigned with the Winnebago in Nebraska. He was the first Indian to be superintendent at Haskell and possibly the first Indian in such a post in the United States. The Winnebago chief is a full blood who benefited from substantial education and opportunities. The Clouds formed lasting acquaintances during their Lawrence stay, despite intermittent service calls by Commissioner John Collier.
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Lawrence
Minneapolis
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Nebraska
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Haskell
United States
Kansas Florists Open Annual Convention at Fort Scott
Kansas florists met at Fort Scott to open their annual convention with more than 300 attendees expected. The Missouri and Midwest Florists associations join meetings tomorrow night as the Kansas gathering concludes Thursday. Fort Scott’s Mark Weeks serves as association president.
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Kansas Florists
Kansas Florists Association
Missouri Florists Association
Midwest Florists Association
Kansas
Mark Weeks
Ketchum in Washington Confers with Democratic Leaders
Omar Ketchum of Topeka, Democratic nominee for Kansas governor last fall, visited Washington to confer with party leaders on June 25. The trip aims to discuss campaign strategy and state party coordination.
State works post nominee withdraws tie to Evan Griffith
The entry notes a 2 F post hopeful withdrew his name for state works progress administrator and Evan Griffith of Manhattan received the job. Separate items list two marriage licenses in Topeka and Lawrence. An education forum for KU summer session students is set for 7 o clock at Greenhall Little Theater with leaders Dr. W. R. Smith and Prof. H. B. Chandler.
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Ketchum
State Works Progress
Evan Griffith
Manhattan
University of Kansas
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