Diplomatic liquor seizure embroils three agencies in Washington
The seizure of 60 cases of Siamese diplomatic liquor last Friday sparked a dispute among three government departments. Kellogg orders an inquiry as to embassy liquor transport while the State and Treasury departments work through formal requests. A past Palmer opinion cites illegality of transporting liquor for foreign diplomats. Warden John Snook resigns from Atlanta penitentiary, effective April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alrigady
State Department
Kellogg
Department
Justice
Treasury “Department
Seizy
Mellon
Haugr
Department’ of ' Justice - Antrouneed
John Snook
Atlanta ‘Penitentiary
Hoover Limits Talks to Three or Four a Year
President Hoover plans to curb public speaking to three or four engagements annually. He has declined two invitations from the American Red Cross and the Daughters of the American Revolution, insisting addresses be substantial messages. So far he has accepted only two invites, including the Associated Press dinner in New York in April and a Memorial Day speech at Arlington in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Mar
Hoover
American
Red .Cross
Associated Press
New York
Arlington National Cemetery
Radio Program Listings and Station References
A fragmentary listing shows scheduled radio programs and times, naming stations such as WEAF WGY WAM WIWEN and others, with various program titles including orchestral and drama features. Mentions of sponsors, markets, and a store advertisement appear among scattered items with incomplete context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KMTR
WEAF
WIWEN
KSTP
Tragic Death: Mrs Baker Found Burned Near Park
The charred body of Mrs Colin M Bake, a prominent New Orleans banker’s wife, was found early today in Audubon Park near the park boathouse after she had been missing since last night. Police explore murder, suicide, or accident theories with few leads. Mrs Marion Baker, bank manager in New Orleans, is named as a relative. other connections include Mr Page M Baker of Memphis and Mrs Cecil Huey of Houston.
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New
Orleans
Mar
Colin M. Bake
New Orleans
Audulbon Park
Baker
Matengo
Park ‘Boathouse
Barker Sanitary Sewer Is Cleaned Across South Lawrence
The Barker avenue sanitary sewer serving all of south Lawrence has been cleaned thoroughly over months, boosting flow and efficiency from a quarter to near normal. Six new manholes were added at previously problematic sections to enable better cleaning. Obstructions and chunks of concrete were removed, reducing past low capacity and paving the way for improved performance during floods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barker Avenue
South Lawrence
ANNUITIES UP NEXT IN REPARATIONS TALKS AT PARIS
Paris March 19 AP experts plan to set the amounts and duration of reparations annuities after the international reparations bank is formed. Behind the scenes discussions have gained status with French and German views nearing agreement. Optimism replaces earlier pessimism as stage one nears completion and stage two should follow swiftly. The Germans now understand the Allies do not seek to crush Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
International Reporations Bank
Germany
Turner on the Way Home With Check Mischief
Houston Turner a deputy sheriff is bringing back Eddie Carter a suspected bad check artist wanted in Lawrence and Wichita. Carter, arrested in Los Angeles, resisted a habeas hearing while state authorities secured Turner’s transfer. a California court ruled for Kansas allowing his removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston Turner
Eddie Carter
Awrence
Wichita
Los Angeles
Grant
R. R
Bob” Rutherford
Turner
Lawrence
Pacific’ Coast
Carter
Clyde
Reed Kansas
Sacramento
California
State of
Kansas
Eiver
Orner
Hollywood
Ia Checky
Eldridiceotel
Douglas County
Diitrict
Two Boys Escape From Topeka Industrial School
In Topeka March 19 two boys aged 14 and 15 fled the Topeka Industrial School. Alex Hilgenberg from Ellinwood worked in the school engine room while Harold Ford from Caldwell aided in escape. They were last seen by attendants around six this morning and had been residents of the school since last year.
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Topeka
Alex Hilgenberg
Ellinwood
Harold Ford
Caldwell
Hilgenberg
Ford
Haskell Indians Exhibit Native Embroidery and Bead Work
Indian students at Haskell Institute display embroidery bead work weaving and design in room 310 of the institute administration building The exhibit highlights Indian art fusing traditional motifs with cross stitch beadwork and loom work Boys and girls contribute designs and pieces created from tribal or pueblo traditions The home economics department organized the show with Miss Mabel Morrow coordinating and the university permitting the exhibit through March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell Institute
Isity’ Administration
Haskell
Départment of Home Economics
Tony, Perez
Mabel Morrow
le Ea Ade
Lions and Mouse high school play set for Friday night
Lawrence high school senior class presents scenes from The Lion and the Mouse in the auditorium Friday at 8 15 pm. Tickets go on sale tomorrow at the school and on reserve at Round Corner Drug Store 801 Massachusetts. Best seats 50 cents, others 35 cents. Cast features Lorna Jean McElhinny and Arthur Endacott in leads with Byron C. Donmyer conducting the school orchestra between acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence High School
Round Corner
Massachusetts Street
Marjorie Luxton
Byron
C. Donmyer
Dramatic Club
Bertha, Wilson
Lorna Jean McElhinny
Arthur Endacott
the Lion
Herbert Weatherby
Wilfred Enndaly
Donald Hope
Donald Elking
Melvin Griffith
Donald Johng
Harold Hoover
Ellis’. Johnson
Kathleen Asher
Deaths and Funerals Fred Johnson
Fred Johnson aged 51 drowned in the Kaw river while making repairs. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 PM Wednesday from Rumsey Funeral Home with Rev. S. B. Hraden officiating. Burial will be in Memorial Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred. Johnson
Fred Johnson
Kaw
Rumsey Funeral Home
B. Hraden
Banquet Draws Bell Telephone staff from six cities
About ninety Southwestern Bell employees and their wives from Lawrence Atchison Leavenworth Garnett Ottawa and Seneca attended a Lawrence Chamber of Commerce plant chapter dinner meeting Friday night. Guests included Mccoy district manager Weller general plant ry supervisor Perry division plant superintendent. Plant chapter meetings rotate monthly among district cities and this dinner marked the annual meeting with wives invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Lawrence
Topeka
Iuperintendent
Music teachers meet at junior high for reports
A conference of junior and senior high school teachers was scheduled in the music room at 3:45 PM. Superintendent W. Curfman, senior high principal John R. Barnes, and junior high principal M. F. Hyde were set to report on the National Education Association convention in Cleveland held several weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ternoon
We. W. Curfman
John.r.barnes
M.F. Hyde
National Education Association
Cleveland
Bank Robbery Strikes Kiowa Four Robbers Escape With Cash
Four men robbed the State Bank of Kiowa Oklahoma around 1 20 pm taking about 3000 dollars. They fled south in a Buick sedan with Oklahoma license 449708. Bank employees Goforth and Henry freed themselves from the vault as vigilantes and deputies pursued within ten minutes. Insurance reportedly covered the loss.
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Kiowa
Kan
State Bank of
R.L. ‘Goforth
Oklahoma
Goforth
Henry
Sherif
Test of New Sub Machine Gun by County Officers
Around one hundred witnesses watched Sheriff Bob Rutherford and Under-sheriff George O Reed test the new Thompson sub machine gun at the old brick plant near the city limits. The weapon fires fifty 49 calibre cartridges in six seconds and can be fired with one pull of the trigger. It shows only a small kick in automatic mode and mirrors the type used in recent Chicago gangster activity.
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Bob Rutherford
George O. Reed
Alan
Chicago
Seek Woman In Case Of Lamar Bank Robbery
Kansas City dispatch reports a widespread hunt for a suspected accomplice believed to be a woman who aided the May bank robbery in Lamar Colorado. Colorado Springs Chief H D Harper joins Lamar Sheriff Alderman and Garden City police in pursuing her, while suspects Clinton and Mace remain under guard in Wyandotte jail awaiting possible charges and transfer.
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Kansas ‘City
First National Bank of
Lamar
Colo
H. D. Harper
Colorado
Springs
L. EB
Charles Clinton
Eli F. Mace
Wyandotte
Kansas City
Kan
Lamar Institution
Harper
Clintton
Mace
Kansas
Alderman
Lee Richardson
Garden City
Lamar Bandits
Need Streets Around City's New Hospital
Lawrence hospital board calls early street improvements around the new city hospital in the 300 block between Maine and Missouri to ease access for physicians cars and ambulances. They urge grading and paving the 309 block on Missouri and opening Third street from Missouri to Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Hospital Board
New City Hospital
Maine
Missouri
Robota
Senior Violinist Delights Audiences In University Recital
Luther Leavengood, pupil of Prof. Waldemar Gelich and president of the university fine arts student body, opened the season’s senior recitals with Pagani Concerto. His tone and control drew applause as he performed works by Mattheson, Cottinet, Debussy, Kreisler, and Wieniawski. Dorothy Enlow accompanied with Liszt Forest Murmurs and Leschetitsky Toccata, contributing greatly to the success of the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Leavengood
Waldemar Gelich
Lawrence
Kansas City
Pagani
Mattheson
Cottenet
Debusséy
Kreisler
Wieniawski
Dorothy Enlow
Fine Arts School
Liszt
Leschetitsky
Local Notables and Club News From De Soto Area
Miss Margaret Anderson enjoys nursing studies at St Josephs in Kansas City while various residents attend visits, illness notes, and civic club events. Messrs Douglas Mossby and Althea Davison win company and postal contract awards as community life continues with meetings, travel, and school activities.
Desoto area notes and social gatherings detailed
The column records numerous social visits and family ties in De Soto area. Guests include Mrs. Harold Mize and Mrs. Mize of Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Osborne of Plathe, and Harry Miller with various relatives. Civic events feature the Junior High basketball team’s defeat of Linwood, and a Bethel Farm Bureau meeting. Rev. Wilbur N. Mason plans sermons across Bethel Center and Prairie Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Osborne
Ja. Osborne
Harry Dickén
Harry Miller
W. E. Burch
iMr
Henry A. Kesler
S. “Marshall
Harry Dicken
Orville Chambers
W. Li. Blaylock
Evelyn
A. W. Blaylock
Esther Smith
Colony
Ed Blaylock
W. L.blaylock
Fred Thomas
John Martin
Bonnie Atkinson
Corliss
Elbert Marley
Eudora
W. E. Blaylock
Mae Blaylock
Jeanette
d’Boever
Sue
Chester Martinson
Lone Star School
Gertrude Coy
Donna
Téx. S
Olin ‘Holderman
Small
Sam
Holderman
Vera
Alet Catton
Irvin Kilner
W. H. Jewett
Bethel Farm” Bureau
Rolla Lane
Fuiday
de Cros
Vachi Kaas
Beverly
Frank. Rhodes
Bradford Nowell
Kansas City
Ora
Mae_Kraus
Bee -Morse
Lawrence
L. A. Smith
Wichita
Smith
Maggie Freeman
C. Wricht
Henry Rausch
F. L. Hartman
A. L. Cross
Norma Newell
Frank Rhodes
Warl Ross
C. S. Hambleton
Will Reed
Pleasmuton
Wood
California
Charles Leisure
Herbert Reynolds
Ruth Hambleton Douglas
Slewvens College
Ened Ladies Aid
Methodist Church
Perry Nease Sale
Lou Huddleston
Iceland
Banka
James
Large
Local residents report hospital return and social visits
In fragile health for some time, a resident returned Tuesday to Trinity Lutheran Hospital for treatments. Mr. and Mrs. Perman, the Gattens, and Bewey Hackler spent Sunday with Fred Hackler. Several Turner family members have been ill. Hazel Rattles visited Doriss Lee, Blaine and Hazel Rattles spent Monday with Jesse Rattles, Amy Bond visited Lou Massey and Clark Gardner. Roads remain soft as frost thaws, milk trucks slow, rural routes partly covered.
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Margaret Anderson
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Kansas City
Lillian Mosby
Kan
Maurice d’Boever
Levie Stratton
Athens Teum Club
W.oh. Bakers
Eula Turner
Leo Beadleston
Eudora
California
Althea. Davison
P. O
Santa Fe
Ellsworth Douglas
Ford Motor Company
Douglas
Th Hatfield Perry Motor Company
Bonner Springs
Robert Mosby
Cook Paint and Varnish Company
Detroit
Cook Paint Company
A. Anderson
J. C.harris
Pleasant ‘Hour Club
Jeanette Baker
Luraine Whisman
Thayer
Alpha Sigma Nu
K. U
Miss Whisman
Turner's Hall
Johnson
Charles Kaegi
Kaegi
Kentucky
Jelah Burnett
Fred Gordon
Atheriaeus Club
Lena Burks
Nellie Phillins
Virginia Kobler
Mollie Ashlock
Bertha Whitelaw
Lillie Coffin
Mollie Ashiocki
Henry Simons
Roy Polter
Simmons
Vera Solderman
Ethel
Lucille Lawrence
Chester Binhey
Louis Abhersold
Sally Otis
Lila Wilson
Beulah Reynolds
Pauline Molly
Roger Shields
Raymond Hedrick
Donald Swift
Bud Baker
Letty Lythe
Mae Gordon
Sadie
Bloom
Mabel Bird
Annie
Marie Dowding
Veril Baker
Jackson
Nina Blay
Lock
Mae ‘Trippies
Irene Ranfts
Lovie Stratton
Maurice
d’Boever
O’boever
Stratton
Lillian Mas
Soule
BE. E. Tillotson
Methodist Church
Reserve
Pedonia
Robert Alexander
Edgerton
C. Willard
Anna
W. L. Shuler
Benedict
Charles Jewett
Harry Hiddieston
Lawrence
Charles Read
Herold Cooke
Charles Hundley
Clay Linden
Kansas
Mies
Williard Soule
Frank Golden
Mr. Golden
Sam Golden
Frank
Harry _ Cramer
Wm. Culp
Tives
Ben Self
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Perman
Negscihuf
Alex Gatten
Bewey Hackler
Fred
Hackler
Wm. Turner
Hazel Rattles
Doriss Lee
Joh Blaylock
Leonard Plummer
Woman credits Sargon with relief from long illness
Mrs Cordelia E Bradley of 3110 E 10th St Kansas City Missouri says years of indigestion headaches catarrh and constipation disappeared after using Sargon and Mass Pills She gained nine pounds and reports better sleep and no smothering sensations She is active in Independence and Boulevard Christian churches and praises the drug’s effect obtained in Lawrence from Round Corner Drug Company
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Sargon
Cordelia E. Bradley
E. 10Th Street
Kansas City
Lawrence
Round Corner
Ady
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Stromberg
Carlson P Wichelin
Orchestaatans
Longines
Virginia Arnold
Pearlela Seed Co
Nansas
Straio
Ttaners City Divesrock Exchange
Au-Moghilol Orchestra
m—Sthania Foresters
m_ Smith Brechers
Ispar
Poas
Barker
Topeka Industrial School
Skin
Barber's Drug Store
zAdv
Haskell ‘Indians
Lion and the Mouse
Southwestern Bell
Association “Convention
Rob
Bank OF
Kansas City Riders
Hunt For Woman
Lamar Bank
Goodland
Kans
Marie Myers
Cal
King Solomon
Jensen
Solomon
Jensen - Home
Yeaterlay
Denmark
Europe
Dodge City
Ireland
St. Patrick's Day
Grace Dow
Buti
Jean Taylor
Avril
Ben’ Johnson
Jeanette d’Boever
Clayton Tie Ete
DeSoito
H.W. Kapp
Olathe
Olathe, and Mr. and Mrs. ‘George Mize, of Wilder Spent Sunday ‘With Mrs. Know’s
Mr. Mize
M. 8. Mize
Mize
Carl Steed
Harold_ Mize
Mrs. Mize
Thursage
B. Hale
Harry Cramer
Peter Spohrer
Jack Flannigan
Fred Spohrer
Clarence Hodge
Fred ‘Spohrer
Veterans Hospital
Excelsior Springs
Hodge
Louis Halyés
Malon Plummer
Charles Oshel Yis
City
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. CO
Golumbian
Guegtmcal Co
Kansa City
Shimmons Bros
Massachusetts
St. Lawrence, Kans, i
Olson Brothers
Massachusetts St. Lawrence
Nahomln
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