State inspectors urge immediate purchase of 1932 auto licenses
More than 100 automobile owners and about fifty trackmen flocked to the county treasurer’s office as state inspectors urged immediate purchase of 1932 license tags. Three state officials issued orders to delinquents to buy the tax or keep vehicles off roads. Officials say Douglas County lags about 500 licenses behind last year, with application activity steady today at the treasurer’s office.
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Lawrence
Douglas County
W. J. Bretz
Peace plan reached for Shanghai troops withdrawal
A tentative peace agreement for Shanghai was reached Monday at talks involving Japanese and Chinese representatives with envoys from the United States Great Britain France and Italy. Japan approved the plan in principle and instructed Mamoru Shigemitsu to discuss details with Chinese spokesmen as Nelson Johnson attended. The talks were at the British consulate and Hirohito had authorized a large withdrawal of Japanese forces in Shanghai.
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Tokyo
Shanghai
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Mamoru Shigemitsu
t6-China
Parieys
China
Kuo Tai-Chi
Nelson T. Johnson
Hirohito
Hoover calls farm leaders in White House meeting
President Hoover summoned Republican agricultural leaders from the house to a White House conference last night. Secretaries Hyder and committee members Haugen Purnell and Clark attended, with no topic disclosed. Speculation tied the meeting to plans to mobilize Reconstruction Corporation funds for crop loans and to export debenture schemes opposed by Hoover.
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Washington
Mar
Hoover
Hyder
White House
Haugen
Iowa
Purnell
Indiana
Clark
New York
Agriculture Committee
Senate
Reconstruction Corporation
Congress
Eight in KU Recital at University Fine Arts Program
University of Kansas fine arts students will perform in a 3 30 p m recital tomorrow in the Administration auditorium open to the public. The program includes works by Beethoven, Goltermann, Sinding, Schumann, Tschaikowsky and others featuring performers such as Genevieve Hargiss and Ruth Stockwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Hargiss
Gayotte
Eugen d'Albert
Ruth Stockwell
Diana
Sinding
Marie Wagenseiler
Tiana
Ohranyi
Marjorie Stacy
Schumann Romaine
Schumann
Tom Ryan Tiane
Gallet
Tschaikowsky -Pabst
Moroe
Woman Falls From Car In Saline County Incident
Mrs Hattie Senson 26 of Garden City is hospitalized in Salina with a skull fracture after a car door opened and she fell to the pavement Twenty miles west of Salina last night. She was traveling with her husband Gus Senson and their two children in a vehicle carrying household goods in search of a new home.
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Salina
Kan
Hattie Senson
Garden City
Boy Returned to Rome After Ottawa Youth Incident
A 15 year old Ottawa boy named Frank Barton was picked up by Lawrence police at Union Pacific station and later returned home by his father after being questioned at police headquarters. Ottawa police had sought him. the father arrived to take him back. Dr F C Allen of Kansas University to speak at a father and son banquet in Glasco Tomorrow. Eric Tebow, former Kansas State basketball star, is superintendent of schools and athletic director at Glasco.
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Ottawa
Lawrence
Union Pacific
Frank Barton
Henry Smith
Albert Hughes
F. C. Allen
University of Kansas
No Income Tax Blank for Capone
Chicago reports that Al Capone, jailed for tax evasion, did not request a 1931 income tax blank. Prisoners say he appears unconcerned. The piece notes Capone is serving an eleven year sentence and cannot be prosecuted for 1931 filing due to statute of limitations.
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Chicago
Mar
al Capone
Capone
Hankins Trial Postponed. Church Says No Ties
A court continuation for Bishop A D Hankins on a charge of illegally soliciting funds was reported. A letter dated today from W Dee Starnes, secretary of a Missouri church group, states Hankins has no connection with the Church of the Living God and is not authorized to solicit funds for the organization. The letter explains C W F meaning Christian Workers For Fellowship and notes Hankins severed ties in 1931.
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A. D. Hankins
Church of the Living God
H.L. ‘Burger
Missouri
St. Louis
Mr. Burger
W. Dee.Starnes
Hankins
Kansas City
Kans
Lettr
C. WF. F
Hawkins
Christian Workers For Fellowship
Tree Planting Honors Prof W C Stevens
In honor of Prof. W. C. Stevens a burr oak was planted behind Snow Hall at 4 pm yesterday. Faculty, students, and townspeople attended as Chancellor E. H. Lindley lauded tree planting for Kansas progress and Stevens’s university service. Prof. Stevens spoke on the oak’s character and the tree’s growth prospects. Mrs. Frank HE Jones presented the tree for planting. The burr oak, a white oak variety, grows into a tall, fine tree common in Kansas and more widespread elsewhere.
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W. C. Stevens
Snow Hall
Stevens
E. H.lindley
Kansas
Frank HE. Jones
Lawrence Flower Club
Family dies in gas suffocation in New Windsor
A New Windsor household tragedy left six family members dead and a father with three sons seriously ill from gas fumes. The source of the escaping gas was not found and New Windsor mains were shut off as the incident was investigated. The dead include John Lukaszewski and several relatives. Mrs Weygant and her family survived after opening windows. Weather and local notices follow.
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Newburgh
New Windsor
John Lucas
John’ Lukaszewski
Helen Lucas
Mary Sitkiewicz
Jeanette Lucas
Lola Sitkiewicz
Rene Sitkiewicz
Charles. Weygant
Charles Weygant
Andrew
Harry
Arthur
Four gunmen confess to Clinton bank robbery
Four men from Louisville Ky confessed to looting the City National Bank in Clinton Iowa of 106000 dollars. They were captured near Davenport after planning the heist in Louisville and timing entry with bank staff and customers inside. Most of the cash was recovered, with only 400 dollars left unaccounted.
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Bulletin
Clinton
Iowa
City National Bank
Davenport
Anamosa Penitentiary
Cliffor Edwards
Earl Jefferies
Lester
Stanley
Guy Edward
Morris
Pearl
Louisville
Mar
Clifford Edwards
Lester Stanley
Eddie Morris
Earl Jeffries
Louisville Ky
Clinton “Bronday
Clyde Willets
J. H. Nissen
Camanche
High School Assembly Concert Tomorrow at 10:20
Lawrence High School orchestra and band directed by Byron Dorimyer plan a concert at the assembly tomorrow morning at 10 20 public invited. Irish tunes will be played and Sousa's Stars and Stripes Forever will close in respect. A German band under Herr Allan Asher will perform novelty music and arrangements of military marches and county tunes from Derry.
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Lawrence High School
Byron G. Dorimyer
John Philip Sousa
Allan Asher
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Anna H Jones 79 Topeka
Mrs Anna H Jones of Topeka aged 79 died yesterday morning at Christ s hospital Topeka Funeral services are set for 10 o'clock Thursday from Rumsey funeral home with burial at Oak Hill cemetery She is survived by sister Mrs Della E Hurd of 811 East Twelfth Street a son W I Brown of Topeka and two grandchildren.
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Anna H. Jones
Topeka
Christ's Hospital, Topeka
Rumsey Funeral Home
Oak Hill
Della. E. Hurd
East Twelfth Street
W. I Brown
North Central Drops College of Emporia from accredited list
The North Central Association recommends dropping five colleges from accreditation. Emporia College in Kansas fails financial standards. West Virginia Wesleyan College in Buchanan, West Virginia, cited faulty standards and athletics. Ouachita College in Arkadelphia, Arkansas, faults financial standards and undesirable athletic conditions. Penn College in Oskaloosa, Iowa, cited financial standards. New Mexico Normal University in Las Vegas, New Mexico, cited undesirable athletic conditions.
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Chicago
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Board of Review
College of Emporia
Emporia
Kan
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Salary cut at Parsons board of education
Parsons Kansas March 16 The Parsons board of education voted to reduce salaries for teachers and staff by 10 percent and to eliminate nine or ten teachers. The move aims to cut operating expenses for the upcoming year by about 340,000 compared with the prior year and reduce the tax levy by nearly three mills. Our work on Kansas Relays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons, Kan
Parsons Board of Education
Kansas
University of Kansas forms three promotion committees
The University of Kansas student committee for the Kansas Relays met yesterday. Senior chairman Harry Miller appointed the publicity committee to include Gordon Sivan Stanleigh Tier Jordan Evans Fred Bachelor Nathan Frazier and Clarence Evans. The promotion committee includes John Sleeper Maurice Rice and William Dodderidge. Sleeper also chairs the program committee aided by Charles Maule and Clarke Adams. Interviews for a sophomore program post are set for 3:30 tomorrow in room 206 Robinson Gymnasium. Canton Shaken by Explosion in Canton China four ordinance buildings blown up likely by Chinese communists. no deaths reported. We express gratitude for sympathy from friends to the Hayden family.
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University of Kansas
Harry Miller
Gordon Sivan
Stanleigh Tier
Jordan Evans
Fred Bachelor
Nathan Frazier
Clarence Evans
John Sleeper
Maurice, Rice
William Dodderidge
Sleeper
Charles, Maule
Clarke Adams
Sonh~omore
Robinson
Farm Bureau unit meets at Mrs George’s home
The Kanwaka Farm Bureau unit met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. George Dews. Mrs. Ralph Colman reported on the women’s advisory council held Saturday afternoon in Lawrence and Mrs. Willis Colman and Mrs. Ralph Colman spoke of Farm and Home week at Manhattan attended as delegates from the club. Mrs. L. H. Petefish gave a short lesson on Walks and Drives, and the trip by the club was praised with refreshments provided by Mrs. Willis Colman and Mrs. Ralph Colman. The club will hold an all day meeting in two weeks to recane chairs, asking members to remove old chair finishes and obtain cane from Miss Christie Hepler before the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanwaka
Willis Colman
Ralph Colman
Relub
Christie Hepler
Mrs Jerome Beatty convalesces in Pelham New York
Mrs Jerome Beatty formerly Dorothy McKnight of Junction City is recovering at home in Pelham New York after a serious operation. Attendees at the Mary Wigman program at the Shubert theater in Kansas City included Dean and Mrs Swarthout Professor and Mrs Underwood Miss Meribah Moore Miss Ruth Orcutt Miss Allie Merle Coner and Miss Evelyn Swarthout. The group also stayed to see Green Pastures that evening.
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Jerome Beatty
Pelham
N. Y
Beatty
Dorothea McKnight
Junction City
Mary Wigman
Shubert Theater
Kansas City
Dean
D. M. Swarthout
Roy Underwood
Meribah Moore
Ruth Orcutt
Meet Here Saturday Fifth Annual Douglas County PTA Meeting
The fifth annual conference of the Douglas County Parent Teachers Association will be held in the music room at Lawrence High School from 2 to 4 Saturday afternoon March 19. Parents teachers and others interested in child welfare are invited. Addresses by Miss Mark Neeley county health nurse Mrs J S Taylor Miss Christie Hepler home demonstration agent and Prof Bert Nash of the University. Rural school pupils will present a musical demonstration under Mrs Lola Learnard. Current officers are Mrs Howard Henry president Mrs Etta Murray vice president Harold Rothrock Lawrence vice president Miss Mildred Maloney secretary treasurer The program includes America invoc ation Welcome by O J Sare Child Health Y T A Achievement and other items with the election of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Parent-Teachers Association
Lawrence High School
Mark Neeley
J. S. Taylor
Christie Hepler
Lola Learnard
Howard Henry
Big Springs
Etta Murray
Baldwin
Harold Rothrock
Lawrence
Mildred Maloney
America
C. A. Puls
O. J. Sare
Matie Neely
Tayt
Christie
Asa Colmiat
Bertash
Nerve Specialist Called To Lindbergh Home
The Evening Post reports Dr Alfred Ballis of Trenton was summoned to the Lindbergh residence at Hopewell N J as investigators in the kidnapping case withhold comment on the couple's health or personal affairs. Mrs Lindbergh is reported to be under strain amid the crisis and near motherhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Evening Post
Alfred Ballis
Trenton
N. A
Lindbergh
Hopewell
N. J
Two Sisters Seek Transport For Dog In Baggage Car
In Topeka on March 16 AP reports two middle aged sisters, after alighting from a cross continental train, advertise for transportation to New Mexico or California for their fox terrier. Conductor refused dog ride in passenger car. no west bound dog facilities found on local transcontinental bus lines. Also notes KU Alumni board meeting set for Sunday at 2:30 in Fred Ellsworth's office. Classifieds urge selling poultry and eyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Mar
New Mexico
California
Bootleggers plan route change near Williamstown
Lawrence column reports two Topeka bootleggers seeking to reroute to avoid Williamstown after car trouble while transporting liquor from Kansas City. Williamstown residents witnessed liquor hidden in a haystack and later moved by unknown parties during a stop for repairs. Nearby duck and geese sightings near Lecompton prompt local officials to note aggressive birds, including geese biting residents and being killed for safety. The American Legion band invited to perform at Patee theater for spring window opening. A previous Journal-World story about girls obtaining free gasoline and meals prompts reminiscences from local workers. A long‑lost tobacco packet found in a desk proves usable after eight years. Fraternal Aid Union window casings are being repainted. plate glass window installation at Safeway attracts attention. Musings of a pavement pounder consider future plans for psychoanalysis of the department.
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Topekes
Williamstown
Jefferson County
Kansas City
Topeka
Journal-World
Lawrence
Bill Heard
de Luxe
Orry W. Owen
Heard
Unusual KU Radio to discuss 1912 Olympic 800m race
The 1912 Stockholm 800 meter final, featuring Caldwell Meredith Putman Edmundson Brock Braun, will be described tomorrow at 6 pm on KFKU University of Kansas. Brutus Hamilton will host with E R Elbel and track squad aides. Braun and Meredith linked through Olympic circles. broadcast notes include revival music and local notices.
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KFKU
University of Kansas
Brutus Hamilton
K. U
Stockholm
Sweden
David Caldwell
Ted Meredith
H. N. Putman
Edmundson
United States
Thibaud Date Change For University Concert
Dean D M Swarthout announced a date shift for Jacques Thibaud the renowned French violinist. The concert moves to Wednesday evening March 30 from Tuesday March 29 due to an booking error placing Thibaud in Portland just before the Lawrence appearance. Thibaud’s career spans Europe and America with noted performances and war service. His Missouri appearance drew praise from Dean Quarles who called it among the finest in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.M. Swarthout
University
Jacques Thibaud
Thibaud
Portland
Ore
Lawrence
America
University of Missouri
Dean Quarles
Dean Swarthout
101 Ranch Auction Planned for March 24 in Oklahoma
The 101 Ranch in Marland Oklahoma will be sold at auction March 24 by receiver Fred C. Clarke. The sale will include pigs buffalo and camels among other assets as the famed ranch collapses after oil slumps and a failed wild west show. The property has been leased to farmers and may be reorganized within a year or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marland
Okla
101 Ranch
Fred C. Clarke
Washington, D. C
Miller Brothers
Transfusion for Aimee Hutton Reported Successful
A blood transfusion was performed today on Mrs. Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton at a Glendale hospital. Dr. C. Mackenzie Jones said her condition is fair and noted she never fully recovered from a nervous breakdown a year ago. The transfused blood came from Lester J. Haye, an assistant YMCA secretary. A separate note reports a license plate theft by M Hamilton, plate number 16 4945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Mar
Aimee, Semple McPherson Hutton
C. MacKenzie Jones
Glendale
Market News Kansas City Livestock Close
Kansas City report shows cattle steady to slightly lower with heavy steers steady on shipping accounts. Fed lambs mostly 25-40 apiece lower. spring lambs down about 25. Hogs unchanged. Chicago grain quotes mixed with wheat futures: March 5.30, May 5.44, July 5.41, Sept 5.50.继续
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas
City
Arizona
Chicago
Chicara
High Prairie students post top exam averages
All children in High Prairie school achieving averages of 90 or above in the bi monthly exams held Thursday and Friday March 3 and 4 include Lorene Williams Marvin Puckett Lois Johanning Virginia Williams Vivian Markley Phil-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Prairie School
Lorene Williams
Marvin Puckett
Lois Johanning
Virginia Illiams
Vivian Markley
Phil
Barneys Diapepsin Miracle Lets Him Eat All
Barney Barnes, oil rig builder of 221 West Grand Avenue Oklahoma City, reports four years of indigestion ended after using Pape’s Diapepsin. He says two tablets gave almost immediate relief and he can now eat meats with no trouble. Thousands like him find quick relief from stomach acidity by chewing a tablet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotsol
Barney Barnes
West Grand Avenue
Oklahoma City
Okla
Mr. Barnes Ar
Williams and Johanning attend Dad Daughter banquet
Dan Johanning and Clara Johanning attended the annual Dad Daughter banquet on Friday night March 4 with Miss Stone of the YWGA Kansas District as speaker. Other items note neighbors and families visiting, chores done, and illness absences at Baldwin High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ip Williams
Franz Johanning
Janet Williams
Oscar Tory
Robert Heaston
Virginia Lawson
Dan Johanning
Clara
Baldwin High School
Miss Stone
Kansas
Carl Vanhosen
Reece Swimley
Elmer Daniels
Clara Johanning
Marvin Puck
Fragmentary local item hints at meetings and visits
The text records scattered names and events including residents moving around Rockhold and High Prairie school activity on March 2, overnight guests with the Williams family of Hopewell, and a Taxpayers league meeting at Lawrence with attendees Ed Heaston Hershell Ulrich Frank Beaseley Mr. Goodell Dan Shotwell and D W Johanning plus Miz and Mrs E W Peterson and Mrs D W Johanning and Lois and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockhold
Archie
Gilbert
Hazel Goodger
Prairie School
Lorene
Virginia
Williams
Ada Williams
Hopewell
Ed Heaston
Hershell
Ulrich
Frank Beaseley
Mr. Goodell
Dan Shotwell
D. W. Johanning
Taxpayers League
Lawrence
Miz
E. W. Peterson
D.W. Johanning
Lois
Franz
Jesse Wingert
Marmola weight loss tablets claim to curb fat
Medical science links fat formation to a weak gland and promotes stopping fat creation rather than starvation. Marmola tablets are promoted as a 24 year proven method with a booklet inside each box explaining how and why it works.
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Japan
House
Hattie
Rome
S D. Flora
Midwest
Dodge City
Goodland
A. W. Anderson and Son
New Gamble
Massachusetts St
Iowa Bank
North Central Drops College of Emporia
Parsons
Board of Education
Canton
Hayden
Gilbert R. Smith
Kentucky Street
First Christian Church
Smith
Karl Kreider
L. R. Criss
Lauren Hunter
J. L. Harris
Lloyd Sprague
J. W. Hartley
Lynn Courtney
Episcopal Church
James Wise
Will Pendleton
E. B. Raber
Pi Lambda Theta
Fraser Hall
Katherine] Hosford
Margaret Sturges
Katherine E. Ball
Ethel Jamison
Quinter
Winnona Venard
Ness City
Claricy Short
Briggsville
Ark
Catherine B. Monroe
Leavenworth
Maxine English
Wathena
Kathryn Collier
Carthage
Jean Cowan
County Parent Teachers Association
Fred Ellsworth
K. A
The
Lecompton
Jake Hill
American Legion:bugle and
Patee Theater
Fraternal Aid Union
Jess Davis
Safeway
Tenth and
Massachusetts Street
Governnment
Big Bill’ Thompson
Joach_ Hamilton
Nazarene
Lucille Tennyson
Nora McNeil
Elijah
Glen Jones
Evangelist
Floyd King
Worgen
Church of God
Manhattan
Riley County
Alf Landon
Lacey Simpson
Harbin
Manchuria
Harlin
Ninguta
Paris Conservatoire
Europe
Buffalo
Aimee
High Prairie
Martha
Carl Kannenberg
Elmer Dhi
Johanning
Puckett
Allie Lawson
Mr. Daniels
Daniels
Dorothy Lawson
Lydia’ E. Pinkham
Vai
Lydia E. Pinkham
Vicks
Moraine Electric
Shimmons Bros
Business Directory
Luxotone Kodak
Vogt’s
Columbus
E. W. Penchard
George
Masa
Southside Produce
Louie Holcom
Mass
Houk
Hotel Wood
Sthrand N. H
Dantile, Co
Howard McGonnell
E. 13Th St
H. Larcom & Son
Electric Shoe Shop
West 9Th St
Carter’s China Store
Hillside
Ind
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