Page Blames France for Rise of Hitler Declares Policy at Plymouth
Kirby Page editor of The World Tomorrow spoke at Plymouth Congregational Church as part of a Kansas University Council on International Relations forum. He blamed French policy for Europe’s turmoil and warned that a strong France requires a strong Germany, urging international government and universal security to avert war.
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Hitler
Kirby
Page
Plymouth Congregational Church
Council On Religion At
Kansas University
Lawrence Council On International Relations
France
Germany
Herbert Huffman
Tom Page
K, U
League of Nations Association
United States
League
League of Nations
Charles A. Engvall
Council On International Relations
Edwin F. Price
Katt Klooz
Charlotte C. Walker
C. C. Cunningham
W. J. Baumgartner
Joseph King Jr
H. B. Chubb
Robert McNair Davis
Walter Sandelius
Chamber of Commerce
Public Library
Political, Science Department
Bos and Pamphirets
Kirby Page
Large Audience Enjoys Musical Vespers at K. U.
A large audience attended the forty second All Musical Vespers at the K U auditorium yesterday. The program featured organ and brass, violin and orchestra, vocal solos, string ensembles, and the symphony orchestra with selections by Ravenello Espagnole Bruch and others. Performers included Charles S Skilton Mary Louise Beltz Genevieve Harriss Irene Bond and the Women's Glee Club. The event closed with Balkustan/ Goldmark overture performed by the full orchestras.
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K. U
K. U. Sto
Glee Club
Charles’ S. Skilton
Christus
Symphony Orchestra
Shirley Gibson
Bruch
Acstring
Dents
Waldemar Gelich
Bruce Lamb
Mervyn Anderson
Gonssens
Mary Louise Beltz
Genevieve Harriss
Irene Bond
Emergency Nursery School Aids Pupils At Unitarian Church
Twelve children attend the Emergency Nursery School at the Unitarian Church with plans for 25 more next week. Sessions run 9 AM to 3 PM, with supervised meals and outdoor play in warm weather. Mrs Wulfkuhle Miss Simpson and nurse Miss Williams oversee, aided by volunteers.
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Unitarian Church
Twelfth
Vermont Streets
CWA
Esther Wulfkuhle
Mona Simpson
Juanita Williams
Ralph Graher
Charles A. Engvall
Eee
Laurel and Hardy in Sons of the Desert at the Patee
Laurel and Hardy star in a new feature length tomedy about deceiving wives to attend a national lodge convention in Chicago. The pair clash with their spouses in uproarious scenes as Charley Chase appears as the conventionite who uses a paddle to thwack any Desert attendee who bends to pick a decoy billfold.
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Stanley Laurel
Oliver Hardy
Tomedy
Honolulu
Charley Chase
Fatal shooting inquiry names the shooter
Clipped phrases describe funeral rites for a lumberman millionaire who died after an operation. Services were to be led by Dr. Raphael Miller and Dr. George Hamilton Combs with Dr. Harry L. Ice, ending with burial in the family vault. Also notes on cinema brief and briar root production history in Kansas City.
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Raphael Miller
Washington
George Hamilton Combs
Country Club, Christian Church
Harry L. Ice
Independence Boulevard
Ansas City
R.A. ‘Long
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Congregational Church
Secchi
Richard Hageman
Richard Rountz
Liszt
Christ
Jehovah
Mary Baker Eddy
God
Ture
Balkustatn
Symphony
Little Geneace
Harlem
Mills Blue
Lawrence
Kirma
The
Orient
Dickinson
Dickinson Theater
Octavus Roy Cohen
Cohen
Jim Hanvey
C. Aubrey Smith
Dorothy Mackaill
Paul Cavanagh
Cavanagh
Hanvey
Virginia LaCroix
Charles Wilson
Virginia Willis LaCroix
Charles A. Wilson
Tom
Christian Science Churches
Churches
Chevrolet
Davis-Child Motor Co
Pany
A. G. “Slim” Ransdell
Galen
C. W. “Collie” Meya
Boss Channel
Elmer Roberts
Service Mer
Stanley Hopper
Paris Rollie
Connie
Conrad
Earl
Trampie” Erwin
Harvey
Frank
Sammy” Wray
Wm. “Bill” Norris
del Hininger
Howard
Doc” Pittser
Elsie M. Steed
Jessie James
Mrs. Mabel Pullin
Ed Keefe
Bill Haas
Lyle King
Winter Chevrolet Co
N.H
M.S
Winter
Fox
Edwin C. Hill
Icc
Cooking
Seersucker
Ward
Stevens
Wardoleum
Ak Florals
Ward's
Journal-World
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