Marines Prepare to Curb Sandino Revolt in Nicaragua
Managua March 7 AP Preparations of American marines to end the Sandino revolt continued apace. Supplies moved into northern Nicaragua and the force north of Matagalpa was strengthened. Marines captured four men near False Bluff with a machine gun fifty rifles and pounds of ammunition as National Guard officers arrived to assume command on the east coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Managua
Nicaragua
Augustino
Sandino
Matagalpe
Matagala
Bluefields
Diaz
Tour Mien
False Bluff
Fé Wulf
Rivalchis
Nicaraguan National Guard
A. B. Sage
el Blufic
National Guard
Zeleva
William H Crane Passes Peacefully in Hollywood Hospital
William H Crane veteran actor of stage and screen died peacefully at Hollywood Hospital Cal Mar 7 after a long illness. His wife of more than fifty years remained at his bedside as the end neared shortly after 8 o clock this morning. The well known comedian’s death follows a period of diminishing vitality and was announced by attending physicians and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Crane
Hollywood Hospital
Tiywood
Cal
H. Crane
Dink Horg
Thrane
Jong
Nish
Crane
Nisside
Chang
Miss Barnhart to Speak at Junior High Parent Association
A regular meeting of the Lawrence Junior High School Parent Teachers Association will be held in the assembly room of the old high school building Thursday afternoon. Miss Mable Barnhart, head of the music department in the city schools, will be the principal speaker and discuss music education work being conducted in the city schools. Juniors are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Junio High School Parentiers Association
Saha'elock
Male’ Barnhart
Ihn
Cehoola
Mavents
Plane On Tour Through Kansas Towns
Westmaster Stewart M. Young of Wichita asked the postmaster general for permission to stage a government air pane tour in Wichita's All-Han district from April 2 to 7. The aim is to introduce air mail to several Kansas towns, with the Wichita postmaster believing it will boost interest in air travel and that heavy shipments would follow if plan approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Ker al
APJ
Stewart M. Young
Kansas
Fletcher
Instructors Install Sigma Ni Fraternity at K S A College
Instructors at a ceremony for the Siema Xi Chapter of Sigma Ni at the Kansas State Sericultural College installed the Manhattan chapter Saturday night. Attending professors from the University of Kansas included Prof. C Stoland president of the Kansas chapter Prof. Guy Smith secretary and Prof. John A Dent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. S.A Siema Xi
Manhattan
Sigma Ni Scientife
Kansas State Sericultural College
University of Kansas
C. Stoland
Kansas
Guy Smith
John A. Dent
Real Estate Transfers and State Senate Declaration
Real estate transfers include Fred G Alford and wife to A J Wood in Lawrence with parcels in Solomon's subdivision and North Lawrence. G A Anderson and wife to W H H Anderson in Lecompton via quit claim. and D B Kauder and wife to A J Wood also in Lawrence. Cart D Brown of Stockton filed a declaration of intention to seek the Democratic nomination for the state senate from the 3rd district. The University M C A directors will meet Thursday at 6 p.m. at the Thimble Tea room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred G. Alford
Lawford
AL J. Wood
Verger
Solomon
Babcock
Lawrence
D. B. Kauder
A. J. Wood
North Lawrence
G. A. Anderson
Lecompton
W. HH. Anderson
Shaane Yoreka
Cart
D. Brown
Stockton
Senate
Kansas
University
Thimble Tea Room
Raw rubber prices drop in London market
London March 7 AP prices in the Mincing Lane market fell to 12 1/2 pence a pound from 13 4 pence as bears in the United States clash with bulls over the Stevenson restriction plan. The decline influenced stock exchanges with rubber shares trading lightly amid the sentiment shift and expectations of future supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mincing Lane
United States
Stock Exchange
Open Ticket Sale For Lawrence High Pinafore Performance
Reserved seat sales begin at Round Corner drug store for Gilbert and Sullivan operas presented to Lawrence High School glee clubs in the school auditorium Friday at 8 30. The production features a cast of sixty students, Helen Pendleton directing, with a shipboard stage and period set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence High School
Round Corner
Little Buttercup
Genevive Verison
Ralph Rackstraw
Clayton Lott
Herbert Cleary
Josephine
Dorothy Morgan
Commeon
Por
Joseph Porter
Leland Lewis
Ralph
Helen Pendleton
Women greet Jenny Wren with gifts and thanks
A group of Lawrence women prepared for the Jenny Wren visit last night. Twelve ladies answered the doorbell with a package of flour and a dollar, sharing a moment of thoughtfulness and luck. Recipient addresses and names are listed.
Deaths and Funerals Charles Weidman 55
Funeral services for Charles Weidman age 55 who died yesterday at his home 705 East Nineteenth Street will be held Thursday at 2 30 PM from the First Presbyterian Church. The Rev W H Butler to preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Weidman
East Nineteenth Street
First Presbyterian Church
W. H. Butler
Praise for Bloch Works Draws Art Authorities
Albert Bloch professor of painting and drawing receives praise from Meter-Graefe a leading living art authority. Meier watches his sixtieth birthday and uses the occasion to discuss modern art in America during a Chicago Eddy collection visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Bloch
Meter-Graefe
Meiers Rate
Amvrié
Eddy
Chicago
Prot
Biech
Women May Enter Class in Evening Sewing Program
Lawrence Evening School directs enrollment for a sewing and clothing class open to women. Sessions run Monday and Thursday afternoons from 3 to 6 at Lawrence High School. Enrollment closes after Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence High School
Ralph E. Graber
Lawrence
Magic Touch sermon draws Haskell students to First Presbyterian
Guy Green preached at the First Presbyterian church on The Magic Touch praising Jesus healing on the Sabbath. He cited biblical miracles from healing to the paralytic at Bethesda and urged faith in the master’s anointing. Dr OA McAfee minister closed with a benediction as the service lingered under an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Green
First Presbyterian Church
Euditori
Guy Greenuni
Haskell Institute
Trerian
W. H. Butler
Green
Jesus
Peter
Bethesda
OA. McAfeminster
Smoot Seeks Tax Revision Hopes in Senate
Senator Smoot, chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, told the Senate he hopes for tax revision this session while predicting federal revenues would fall nine to ten percent this year. He defended prosperity as broad and argued bank failures reflect conditions, not hard times, as interruptions from colleagues sparked laughter.
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Washington
Mar
Altho
Smooct
Senate Finance Committee
Harrison
Mississippi
Utah
Smeet
Wagner
New York
Senator Harison
Chaiman
Smoot
Lenz Caraway
Arkansas
Weain
Neely
West Virginia
Robinson
W. GT. U
Thaching
Liquor Effect Education Remains in School Code
Leah Thomas of Topeka told 73 delegates at the state convention of the W CTU that the organization demands retention of laws in the revised school code teaching the effects of liquor on the human system. The group also seeks observance of Franc Fonte day. Ida W. Wallopeka presided. A G Smith was slated to speak but could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina
Kan
Mat
Leah Thomas
Topeka
WCTU
Ida W. Wallopeka
W. A. Smith
K U Seniors to Meet at Greenhall to Discuss Finances
The University seniors will meet tomorrow night at 7 30 in Greenhall to discuss class finances and the senior budget. E B Black of Kansas City, residents of the organization, will speak on the Alumni Association per Fred Elsworth, secretary. A separate item notes a French oil industry control bill passing the chamber of deputies 335 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenhall
E. B. Black
Kansas City
Fred Elsworth
APJ
France
Chamber of Deputies
Paralyzed Ohio student upholds 52 days from crash
Helen L. Buschmann a 19 year old Lake Erie College student from Westfield New York has lived 52 days with brain and body paralyzed after being struck by an automobile on January 15 in Cleveland Medical experts led by Dr Claude Beck say brain cells were shattered breaking nervous current Preventing voluntary movement though digestive organs and vital signs remain normal Artificial respiration has kept her alive and doctors caution recovery hinges on the brain’s recuperative powers and ongoing therapy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Painesville
Cleveland
Helen L. Buschmann
Lake Erie College
Westfield
N. Y
Claude Beck
Buschmann
Miss Buschmann
Beck
Wednesday Radio Schedule and Musical Program Highlights
Radio listings show Blue Network programs on WREN and KFKU with times from morning to evening, including a political station in Washington and a Victor Kawr feature. Musical segments feature Legends, Goodnight, the Charming Graces, and La Langmade with sopranos, plus Chopin and Mussorgsky works performed by a women’s quartet and soloists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panic Progres
Ke “Ia
Marine Band
Blue Nework
WwWanington
Blue Network
Victor Kawr
Bine Network
KFKU
Dean Frank
TF. Stockin
Denzal
Mary Lou Earlenbaugh
Sevita Aas
Leila Hemphill
Amagds Wall
Phyllis
Hhais
Wilson
Atney Langmade
Batlai
Moszkowski-Deroty Enion
Langmade
Lahr
Alpi
Elks Bowling Scores at Kansas Methodist Conf
More than 200 ministers from eastern central and northern portions of Kansas registered on March 7 during the Kansas Methodist conference in Manhattan. The report notes the event as the conference reaches its second day and covers religious gathering activity across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Manhattan
Kans
Pleasant Valley Newsround Visits and Moves
Local residents from Pleasant Valley and nearby areas visit and call at homes in Lyons and Lawrence. The August Beehle and Eberhart families host and receive friends. several families relocate to nearby farms and attend church. Noah Eberhart returns from the hospital. Mrs. Flory sustains injuries but improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leasant Valley
Wilbur Eberhart
August Beehle
Thelma and
Kenneth Daniels
Frances Williams
Porter
N. D. Messer
Kansas City
Hallie Peterson
Lawrence
Kelley
E. A. Eastman
North Lawrence
Noah Eberhart
N. A. Eberhart
Henry Boehle
Jim Pugh
Raymond Goff
Floyd Perdue
No. 6
Lila
Plomene
Robert Ulrich
Grove Store
C. A. Porter
Emma
Beebe
Pleasant Valley
Eberhart
Village Social Ledger Notes Local visits and illness
The column lists visits and gatherings around the community with mentions of Mrs J R Robinson Mrs Morris Hodge Gailers at Guy Folks home and Midland relatives Mr and Mrs Perry Johnson at Clinton Mrs Lee Robinson Kilgore and various Elliott Christy Johnson and Petefish families. Several illnesses and hospital visits noted including Lille Gleneice Cox and Opal Christy. 4 H club and Farm Bureau events referenced along with trips to Topeka Lawrence and Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R Robinson
Morris Hodge
Gailers
Guy Folks
Fred Alford
Rita
Midland
Gus Brune
Florence Alford
R. C. Elliott
Wilson
Martin
Perry Johnson
Chase Johnson
Clinton
Lee Robinson
Clifford Johnson
Henry
Ben
Bert Storo
Ed Steeles
George Harris
Glen
Guy
Chester Kilgore
Ki K. Glatthaar
Kansas City
Johnson
Hattie Riggs
Jimmie Sanders
Topeka
Rameys
Lille Gleneice Cox
Ladies Aid
Petefish
Lee Cox
Leta Mae
Jim Allison
Eon
Alvis
Ed Stele
Il C
Hubbard
Opal Christy
Mildred Petefish
Louis Lee
Dale Johnson
Mac Elliott
Arnol Christy
Irlene Elliott
Popal Christy
Ralph Colman
Irvin
Edwin
Alva Petefish
George
A. D.’ Bower
Mildred
Roy Gott
Masters
Mac
Lawrence
Billy Lemon
O. J. Lane
Gary Hodges
Marie
Albaline
George Jefferies
Leek
Wells Place
Breezedale
Jess Thursty
C. E. Stanwix
Barber
R. C. Elliot
St Pauls Evangelical League Meets at Eudora Church
St Pauls Evangelical League held its bi monthly meeting at the church with a business session and social games. twenty five members attended and refreshments were served. Funeral services for Mrs Minnie Deck were held at St Pauls church with Rev Theo Hauck officiating. she died February 28 at age 75 with four children mourning. Interment was in Eudora cemetery. Members from out of town included Mr and Mrs Baldwin Hanley Blough and Brickley. The St Pauls Ladies Aid met March 1 at Mrs Pearl Roseman's home to start the month with a social meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Evangelical League
Minnie Deck
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Theo. Hauck
Catherine Wilhelmina Deck Nee Wibbing
Bellville
St. Clair County
Kansas City
Eudora
Thomas Baldwin
Edgerton
Frank Hanley
Olathe
George Blough
Osage City
Mike Brickley
Emporia
St.Paul's Ladies Aid
Pearl Roseman
Elmer
Everly
Leslie Kindred
Ernest
Schmidt
Harvey
Elmer Wyrick
S. J. Lawson
Herbert Lawson
Paul Lulikan
George ~ Lothholz
Josephine Gilmore
J. D. Adams
Henrietta
Schubert
University Auditorium
Lawrence
Josef Sheyinne
C. B. Cory
C. B. Johnson
Kansas University
K. U
Oklahoma Aggies
Marie Moll
Mu Phi Epsilon
George Hausman
Helen Sommers
Margaret Zillner
Dorothy Jackson
Marie Gresdidier
St. Paul
Matt Gresdidier
E. E. Hollar
C. W. Jaggard
Alma Jaggard
Westport
Louise Ziesenis
Methodist Parsonage
Harry Hagenbuch
Womens Missionary Society
Salem Evangelical Church
J. J. Hoffman
Charles Goodyear
Emma Schneider
Eugene McCabrin
Gidjeon Neil
Ruth Caldwell
Lawrence Dn
George Everly
Tena Schlegel
Dorothy
Lucy Kaegi
Bert Brown
Euretta Kraus
A Sommers
Vera
Nineteen Hundred and
Elsa Hauck
Minnie McCrea
Jerry Harris
Elmee Wyrick
Rose Starr
Mary Johnson
Kathryn Cox
Agnes, Fuller
Vaper
Russia
Elizabeth Fuller
Elsie Louise
Lawson
Round Table
Margaret Westerhouse
Methodist Church
Otto Spitzli
Etta Barricklow
John Greiner
Bell Memorial Hospital
Kans
Holy Family Catholic Church
Father Hart
Albert Neustifter
Will Stad Jer
Bertha Hadla
Frank
Ralph
Gladys Jones
Marie Grosdidier
W. A. Carter
Baldwin
C. A. Brown
Edward Keyes
Evelyn
Delbert
Fred Moll
Clarence White
William Treft
Velma Smith
Ottawa
Gladys Swan
Erie
Clarence Bond
A. J. Smith
Alfred Eisele
Robert and
Clifford
Gus Gabriel
Alvin Gabriel
Doris Dean
Warden
Anna Hornberger
Fat Martin
JSON George
Ed Neustifter
Wiss
Regina Zoliner
Charles. Gain
Charles, Jr
Kansa City
Kansa
Grabske
William [Frefz
George Mertz
Charles
Mire
Anna
Frank Jorgensen
Golda Zooks
Eva Mertz
Martine Moore
Emma Kniffin
Dorothy Gabriel
Goldie Combest
Joe Stroher
Isa
E. B. Hallar
Mary ‘Williams
Mary Erwin
Enyart
Lenexa
George Sclyutert
Church Street
Farmers Union
Max Roseman
Sher
E. E. Hollard
Otto Spitali
Manhattan
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. W. Grist
Grandview
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Sigel Ae
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