Conference talk on global naval disarmament gains momentum
Washington reports indicate Prime Minister MacDonald and Ambassador Dawes are weighing an early meeting of the naval powers. Talks in London and Washington show interest from the United States Great Britain Japan France and Italy. No formal approval yet and Stimson notes no definite plan has emerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mdon
Dawes
Ramsay
MacDowall
Hugh S. Gibson
Washington
MacDonald
United States
United ‘States
Great Britain
Japan
France
Italy
League of Nations Preparatory Disarmament Commission
League
London
Stimson
Urges Britain to Give Up Base in West Indies
London reports Charles Kingsley Webster, professor at the University of Wales, proposes Britain should relinquish naval bases in the Caribbean to boost Anglo American understanding. He argues curbing naval arms and showing U.S. paramount interest would reduce tension and reassure Americans that British policy is not aimed at the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
West Indies
Charles
Kingsley Webster
University of Wales
Webster
Caribbean
United States
Tour Stratey
Returned to Olathe as Sherman faces charges
Sam J. Sherman, 32, was arrested in Lawrence late yesterday after a report he was wanted by Olathe authorities. He is charged with writing a number of worthless checks in Olathe and admitted to officers that he stole a car in Kansas City and abandoned it. He bought a ticket in Newton and later tried to redeem it at Edmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ey J. Sherman
Olathe
James Messer
Faye
Sherman
The
Lawrence
Lancet
Kansas
Newton
Eudora
Patsy Stock Company to Open Week Here
Stock company here will open a week’s stand Monday night in a large tent set on the back of Eldridge hotel on Vermont street. Abe Slick Rosewell stars with Prof Tony Bighl and his light piece orchestra featuring Grace, Bieh, and her cornet. Free admission for ladies on opening night. S.C. McKintock dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy
S.C. McCkintock
Surgeon Founder of Kansas Medical College Dies at 74
Unclear text notes the death of Dr Calhoon McClintock, age 74, a surgeon linked to the Kansas medical college and University of Rose, described as an inventor and member of surgical instruments. The fragment hints at June 29 and a but incomplete obituary context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Medical College
Miss Minneapolis Flight Ends In Field After 150 Hours
Miss Minneapolis piloted by Thorwald Thunder Johnson and Qwen Haughland failed to set the world endurance record after 150 hours in the air. The Cessna monoplane landed in a Langdon-area field at 11 15 a m as oil leaks and a valve issue crippled the engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Thorwald “Thunder” Johnson
Qwen Haughland
Wheat Field
Langdon
Twin Cities
Wold- Chamberlain
Free Boy From Sewer in Kansas City
John Storen, nine, was trapped for three hours in a sewer drain while rescuers, including firemen and police, used picks, shovels, and an electric fan to clear sewer gas. Neighbors and hospital interns aided as more than 200 people watched the dramatic liberation late last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
John Storen
Fritzel Dairy Celebrates Third Anniversary in Lawrence
The Fritzel dairy firm marks its third year in ice cream making in Lawrence. Art Fritzel has 13 years in dairying and 3 years in ice cream. Last year the plant produced 36,000 gallons, enough for 2,160,000 cones. Tomorrow each dealer will offer a half pint of chocolate syrup with every quart or half gallon purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritzel
Lawrence
Burglar Returns to Fire at Youth in Wichita
A burglar fired two shots at Paul Hatfield Jr in his yard after being repulsed by the teen earlier. One bullet grazed the boy’s head. the assailant escaped. Hatfield had previously hurled a glass tumbler when the break in occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Paul Hatfield, Jr
Hatfield
Paul
Hatfield ‘House
Hoover proposes three Farm Board members from border states
President Hoover names three candidates from Oklahoma Missouri and Kentucky for the Federal Farm Board as part of his plan to fill eight seats. Wheat interests are central with speculation on the Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Iowa Nebraska Wisconsin block supplying key representation. Senate scrutiny is expected in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Missouri
James C. Stone
Lexington
C. B. Deriman
Farmington
Carl Williams
Oklahoma City
American Cotton Growers Exchange
Williams
South Dakota
Minnesota
Nebraska
Iowa
Wisconsin
Toover
Senate Agriculture Committee
Senate
Union Service to Feature Rev C A Richard in South Park
Invites the public to a Sunday evening union service in South Park where Rev C A Richard of the First Christian church will speak on Under Sentence of Life. The 7 45 pm program includes chimes from Trinity Lutheran, Edna Hopkins violin, Dorothy Enlow, and group singing led by Rev Charles Thomas. If rain, the service moves to Trinity Lutheran. past outdoor crowds signal strong turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GC. A. Richard
South Park
C. ‘A. Richard
First ‘Christian Church
Trinity’ Lutheran Church
Edna Hopkins
Dorothy Enlow
Charles Thomas
Trinity Lutheran
Richard
Three Augusta youths may face murder charges in death
In El Dorado Kansas Deputy County Attorney said Wilbur Hunt Andrew Gahm and Cole Thompson likely charged with manslaughter after Albert Watkins Jr 17 died from injuries tied to a May 24 incident in Augusta High School. A coroner jury said he died from injuries inflicted by the trio who allegedly beat him and ran him over with a car. All three youths are from prominent Augusta families and were previously on bond for assault. The theatre meeting is set for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Dorado
Kans
W. N. Calkins
Butler County
Wilbur Hunt
Andrew Gahm
Cole Thompson
Albert Watkins, Jr
Augusta
Highchool
Watkins
Bond
Managers of Dickinson Show Houses to Hold Convention
Convention of the managers of Glen W. J. Dickinson theatres to be held here Monday with Chester D. Bell as general manager in charge. A screening of several pictures will be shown Monday morning at the Dickinson theatre. Luncheon at DeLuxe cafe at 1 o clock and dinner at Hotel Eldridge. The gathering includes several theatrical owners from other circuits and Kansas City film exchanges. U S Star Advances Wimbledon George Lott advances to Wimbledon quarterfinals after defeating Jan Kozeluh of Czechoslovakia 6 4 6 4 in the feature singles match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen W.J. Dickinson Theatres
Chester D. Bell
Dickinson Theatre
Eldridge
Kansas City
American stars win Wimbledon in doubles and singles
American players Mallory and others capture titles at Wimbledon. Singles champion Wills and Edit Cross from California appear in doubles later, with early match scores reported as 65 15 55 47.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apy
Wills
Cross
California
Mallory
En's
Anne Js
Silver Fleet Arrives in Lawrence on Eastward Tour
The Goodrich Silver Fleet, a 15 car promotional tour, halted in Lawrence for about 40 minutes after a parade on Massachusetts street. Drivers, including Kansans Carman Newland, C. F. Rose, and C. & S. Marvin, spoke with local fraternity members. The fleet has traveled roughly 16,000 miles on a continental journey and will pass the 30,000 mile mark before finishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodrich
United States
Lawrence
Massachusetts Street
Goodrich Automoble
Lawrence Buick Company
Carman Newland
Newton
K. U
C. F. Rose
C. &. Marvin
Olathe
Newland
Delta Tau Delta
Slare
James Weed
Houston Turner
Pee
Sorrow and Anxiety Fly With Jensen Monoplane
A Nassau County crash near Old Westbury N Y injured Viola Gentry the flying cashier. Miss Gentry suffered skull and arm fractures while Jack Ashcraft was killed. Martin Jensen and wife Marguerite faced questions as Uldrich pressed on with the endurance flight attempt to beat a 17244 hour record set by Fort Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Field
Martin Jensen
Marguerite
William Uldrich
Viola Gentry
Jack Ashcraft
Miss Gentry
Nassau County
Uldrich
Fort Wogth
Miss .Gentry
Ashcraft
Old Westbury
N. Y
Gentry
Lindberghs Entertained in St Louis Before Kansas City Flight
Lindbergh and his bride were entertained by St Louis backers who backed the idea Lindbergh could fly from New York to Paris. He urged building permanent runways at Lambert Field before winter. He said duties with Transcontinental Transport will bring more time in St Louis. Ed Brown cited for speeding, must appear Monday. Roy Fisher and Elizabeth Lee married by Probate Judge Menser in Lawrence and Ottawa respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
National Guard
New York
Paris
Charles A. Lindersh
Kansas City
Lindbergh
Lambert- St. Louis Field
Roy &. Fisher
Lawrence
Elizabeth Lee
Ottawa
L. H. Menger
Social notes from Lawrence and surrounding towns
Social column of Lawrence area residents with visits and illnesses. Albert Walter and family hosted by Bert Walter and Mary Mildred. Marie Faslay from Topeka visited her parents D L Paslay. William Bishop and son Freddie shopped in Lawrence. George Webber family from Topeka guests of the Bishops. Charles Wells traveled to Topeka to tend his ailing sister Jessie Wells. Windstorm damaged a wagon on A Anderson farm and fruit and corn at Paslay’s. shingles torn at Theodore Kuester’s and Henry Bahnmaier properties. trees broken at George Miller and Joe Waller places. Shingles removed from Star School house north side. Joe Walter and son Frank visited Bert Reynolds’s Sunday. Frank Robert and Dick Walter in Lecompton. Mrs Bert Reynolds and daughter Emily visit Joe Walter’s Friday. Richard Boydston and children Susie and Billie shopped in Lecompton Monday. Saturday evening visitors at Theodore Sulzen’s included Sam Suttén and children, Fred Sulzen, Mrs Granel, Frank Pickens, Madame and Josephine James. Sam Dark, Elmer Bahnmaier and George Milley had cattle on the Kansas City market Wednesday. Callers at George Miller’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Walter
Lawrence
Bert Walter
Mary Mildred
Marie Faslay
Topeka
D. L.paslay
William Bishop
Freddie
George Webber
Bishop
Charles Wells
Jessie Wells
A. Anderson
D. L. Paslay
Theodore Kuester
Henry Bahnmaiers
George Miller
Joe. Waller
Star School
Joe Walter
Son Frank
Bert Reynolds
Frank Robert
Dick Walter
Lecompton
Faught
Emily
Theodore Sulzen
Sam’ Suttén
Fred Sulzen
Granel
Frank Pickens
Maedames
Josephine James
Sam, Dark
Elmer Bahnmaier
George Milley
Kansas City
Dent
Robert Turner
Turner
Erle Hunter
Jack Clark
Elvin. Wooden
Kansas
Gus Wooden
Wooden
Durham
J. O. Huff
Emmett Murphy
O. Wright
DeSoto
Frank Strickland
Glenn Couch
Earl Stead
Highway No. 10
Corfliss
Robert Turnerac
Orville Welch
Corliss
Roy Struttman
George Bluss
B. C
Capp Glenn
Nathan Glenn
Jim
W. H. Dent
Oma
Geo. Kluss
Julian Hymer
Lloyd Chambers
Caroline
Farm Bureau Club
Frank Doane
Vernon Ashlock
Beaster
Will Corliss
Emma Miller
Warsop
Mary Wiler
Jennie Bradshaw
George Kluss
Fred Scoville
Hattie
Earl Overbauch
Ginn
The
Electric
Fairyland Park
Oal
L. R. Penner
Maack
Len Plummer
W.H. Dent
Lou Penner
Quivera Lake
Leavenworth
Soldiers Homes
Bonner Springs
Donne
Mr. Thiry
Neal
Harold Heary
Don Musser
Wilda
Buford
Cliff Musser
Union Pacific
Rock Island
Santa Fe
Bann Monday included Merle Col and kin
Mrs. Richard Boydston and children Susie Billie and Mrs. Joe Walter with son Dick plan to visit Kansas City relatives for a week. Mr and Mrs James Trumble and children Larry Billie and Junior visited Trumble's sister in Rossville Sunday.
HAWK HOLLOW COMMUNITY NOTES AT WICKEY PARISH HUB
Local social round up from Hawk Hollow highlights visits and travels among residents. Mrs Emma Wickey hosts and neighbors from Kansas City and nearby towns visit Mrs Wickey and family. The Notes mention shopping trips, family gatherings, and a measles recovering infant. Parish Ladies Catholic club plans next meeting at the Parish Hall with Mrs James McNamee hosting.
Minervian club hosts meeting with dances and wedding mock
The Minervian club met on Wednesday June 19 with Mrs. F A Saringer presiding. Seventeen members answered roll call as Mrs. Mary Farrey and Mrs. Ls A Beurmann sang two solos. A mock wedding staged by Mrs. Seymour Gent ry with Charles Baxter as groom and Mrs M Gent as bride featured family members in attendance. A social hour followed with a spread of dainty refreshments. Many local residents were noted visiting or traveling, including Mrs. Frank Miller from Perry and Mrs. Georgé Truville from Abington, while others attended events in Kansas City and Big Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minervian Club
Arericons
F. A. Saringer
Mary Farrey
Ls. A. Beurmann
David Perkins
Seymour
Gentry
J. W. Springer
Bride
George Robinson
H. C. Bailey
Minneapolis, Minn
P. J. Paterson
G. C. Cadwell
J. A. Peyton
Louise Peyton
Josephin Gen‘try
Big Springs
Teo Rose
Texas
Ambrose Bigsby
Guy Bigsby
Howard
Francis Lewis
Josephine
Genieve Lewis
Kansas City
Ella Hill
Arnold Ransdell
Paul Winter
Charles Winter
Willis Colman
Kansas
Mette Penny
Earl. Pringle
Paull Winter
Barr Gorrill
Rody Skinner
Lawrence
A. G._ Ransdell
Charles Baxter
Julius Bearman
Local Social Notes from Mitchell Area Gatherings
Corliss and Oshel families hosted visitors and relatives over the weekend with calls from Sass Guy and California. Local residents, including Musser and Plummer families, shared Sunday visits and weekend companionship while others exchanged transportation, with Cox brothers trading cars and Helen Corliss visiting Ames Town.
Local social notes from Corliss and DeSoto area
Residents and guests fill a busy week with visits from Erle Hunter Mrs Ginn and Mrs Kluss attend Farm Bureau meetings. Mr. and Mrs. Turner celebrate his eighteenth birthday. A heavy Saturday rain damages gardens and delays harvest as crews update roads and machinery. Families travel to Kansas City Leavenworth and Quivira Lake for gatherings and shopping while illness and visits to hospitals appear in many notes.
Former cabinet member forms radio broadcasters bureau
William M. Jar iie former secretary of agriculture in the Goalidge administration has started a broadcasters service bureau in Washington. The bureau will represent station owners before the federal radio commission in engineering and legal matters. He is aided by his son W. N. Idine and Prof. C. M. Jansky Jr a radio engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
APY
William M. Jariie
Goalidge
Broadcasters’ Service Bureau
Washington, F
Federal Radio Commission
Daring
W. N. Idine
C. M. Jansky, Jr
KEEP ABREAST BY RADIO Apis Western Samoa AP News
News from Samoa Times notes rapid spread of radio telegraph across the Pacific. President Heavee's Washington declaration on ending handshakes coincides with Fiji and Tonga group stations receiving daily news services from America and Britain. Samoan coverage underscores global kinship via wireless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Samoa
Heavee
Washington
White House
Samoa Times
South Seas
Fiji
America
Great Britain
Tonga
Rugby
England
Sunny Samoa
Between Wave Lengths and a Tubes Boom
The Associated Press notes a 1948 tube boom with fifty million tubes produced and expectations of up to seventy five million by 1999. More tube companies arise, consolidations occur, and new firms enter tube production alongside receiver makers. RCA plans to license tube makers under its patents as licenses and negotiations expand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
RCA
Weymouth Teacher Calls For International English In Radio
Weymouth Mass AP reports Prof Prescott Batchelor Brown at Weymouth High School urges international English in radio. He cites mispronunciations and grammar errors by Boston announcers after surveying programs as part of a course. Four sophomores submitted mispronounced words. after two weeks eighty words appeared in common use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weymouth
Mass
Prescott Batchelor Brown
Boston
Wey- Snout School
Brown
Eigthy
Broadcast Plans for Fourth of July Features
Air Station Talk ted Press resumes Sunday symphonic hours from WABC New York. A comedy sketch on how the average American family spends the Fourth is set to lead WEAF’s concert bureau on Thursday night. Entitled The Jonses Celebrate the Fourth written by Percy Hemus the piece marks a Fourth of July program. The event also honors Stephen Foster the father of American folk music with a life in music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Press
WABC
New York
Weaf and Chain
Jonses
Percy Hemus
WJC
Stephen G Foster
Foster
Kansas City salesman abducted for ransom in jewelry theft
Louis Rabinowitz a traveling jewelry salesman from Kansas City said he was abducted two weeks earlier by five gangsters who stole his diamond ring worth $3,000 and demanded 25,000 under threat of death. He paid 8,000 after the ransom threat but reports no police action amid similar kidnappings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Louis Rabinowitz
Rabinowitz
de- Suse
Radio Plans Highlight Minnesota Games and Aviation Programs
The piece notes KSTP and WABC scheduling future broadcasts. Minnesota football games will be aired this fall with Phil Bornson as announcer. An aviation program on WABC Tuesdays aims to attract aviation enthusiasts. David H. Briekman, an orchestra technics student, will appear on WJZ July 2 directing master musicians. Empire Builders wrap up a national network series July 1 with an Indian legend of Glacier National Park and Water Town Lakes, with plans to resume later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KSTP
St. Paul
University of Minnesota
Phil Bornson
WABC
David H. Briekman
Orchestra Technic
Sound Pictures
Will Apear
WJZ
Empire Builders
Glacier National Park
Watertown Lakes
Worldly Music Schedule Features Long Day of Programs
A fragmented program listing outlines a Saturday schedule with multiple concerts and recitals. Names include Paul Zam, Longines, and various ensembles. Weather forecasts and market updates appear between performances, with details on opera and choral pieces and afternoon broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anes
Paul Zam
Rope M
Fnna Settick Melvdies
Baa
Poaine-Liebestraum
Crsare Sordere
Diecetuels
Tone Tleliires
Lew Orginist
Choristers
Beldwine
Longines Courre
Creeley
Huroy Tre
My Xy
iWin Gang
White Horse
Louise MacPierson and Claire Roos At the Baldwin Concert
Distinguished duo-pianists Louise MacPierson and Claire Roos will headline At the Baldwin Sunday evening June 30 over WJZ and NBC stations. They will be joined by the Baldwin Singers. Three movements from Tschaikowsky Nutcracker Suite will anchor the program via WJZ WBZA WBZ WHAM WIR WLW KYW WKK WTMJ KSTP WEBCO and S WR EN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise MacPierson
Claire Roos
Baldwin
WJZ
NBC
Baldwin Singers
Tschaikowsky
WBZA
WBZ
Wham Wir
WLW
KYW
KWK
WTMJ
KSTP
WEBCO
S Wren
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West, Indies
Sam J. Sherman
Stock Company
Frank Hawke
Angeles
Haughland
Devel
Joseph Smalage
Smalage
Anniersary
Omsha
Warren ‘W.'Beckwith
Los Angeles
M. H. Ladoucer
Omaha
Omaha Field Club
Humming Birds
Jubilee
Singers
Tulsa
Ninth Street
Baptist Church
Bob Robinson
Harbison
Audialia
Wi Country
He Federal
Farm Board
W. S Scrip
Lake Elmo
Minn
Teague
Jaguars
Dickinson
U.S
Wimbledon
George Lott
Jan “Kozeluh
Czechoslovakia
Silver Fleet
Goodrich Tire
Caraman’ Newland
Jensen
Lindy
Ed Brown
George Price
Apear
Hawk Hollow
John Martin and Sons
Emma Wickey
Ralph Anderson
Ola Babcock
Henry
Elmer
Wickey
J. Warfield
John Parsons
Christine Fasenniver
Anna Wickey
Florence Foley
Byron Cox
Lawrence Gnent
Hs M ‘Ox
Theo. Stoneking
Sam Haan
Mary Francis
Ola
Anna Wicker
James
Justine McNamee
John Fox
Emma Wicker
David Thistlethwaite
Tonganoxie
Ladies Catholic Club
James McNamee
Dan Ferris
Tongenoxie
Evertt Oshel
Mitchell
Epp
Sass Guy
L. L. Corliss
Joe Plummer
Mrs. Oshel
Fidison
Musee Mitchell
Cliff Iusset
Lawler
Georgia Plummer
Chas. Beecroft
L. L
Ames Town
George Corliss, Jr
Theo. Bird
John, Turner
Chiff Musser
Chas
de- Soto
French
State Hospital
Topeks
Perry Mitchell
Robert
Simon’ Gress
Ozarks
Gress
Theodore
City
E.R. Penner
Fred Tobler
C. S. Hamilton
Lester Douglas
Foh- Eris
Harry Nesl
Eal
RADIO
South Song
Scores Radio English
WGN
Harry W. Spingold
Wren
Dal Q
Slorsher Music
Louise McPherson
Claire Ross
Baldwin” Artista
Ramsey Bros. Funeral Home
Ind. St
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