Officials Charge Spy Ring in Paris Testimony Revealed
Paris officials said a vast espionage plot spanning the United States France and Great Britain is uncovered through testimony from two American prisoners Myr and Mrs Robert Gordon Switz. Police said Germany and Soviet Russia benefited and that 25 people may be jailed as raids continue with warrants issued for several suspects and a missing student.
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Paris
United States
France
Great Britain
Germany
Soviet
Russia
England
Myr
Robert Gordon Switz
Andre Benon
Switzes
Switz
Benon
Dumoulin
Charras
M. Aubry
M. Vatroslasveich
National Institute of Biology
Milea Davidovici
A Kansan Sees Hollywood By Richard Nasy
A Kansan reports on watching a double bill in Hollywood including Good Dame. He notes critics miss the mark, arguing preview audiences are overly critical and viewers should judge films by their entertainment value rather than reviews.
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Hollywood
Richard Nasy
Cal
N. G
Spring Returns as Kansas Sizzles After Subfreezing Stretch
Topeka reports a sharp swing in Kansas weather with a 48 degree rise from 23 to above 70 in the day and a rapid 55 degree drop overnight previously. Forecasters expect cooler but moderate temperature, minimal precipitation, and a 40 degree low tonight as skies stay clear. Prices for wool lift New Zealand’s economic prospects over the past three years.
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Topeka
Kansas
New Zealand
Dowager Queen Emma dies at 15 years old in The Hague
Queen Emma widow of William III and mother of Wilhelmina died in The Hague from bronchitis, attended by her daughter and granddaughter. The 15 year old queen mother had served as regent after William III's death in 1890 until Wilhelmina's ascent. Crowds gathered near the palace for bulletins as traffic was reduced for the news.
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the Hague
Emma
Dolland
Ing William III
Or Wilhelmina
Wilhelmina
Juliana
Waldeck
Piedmont
Holland
William III
Sees Bridge Menace in American Social Life
New York reports author Octavus Roy Cohen condemns the contract bridge craze as destroying conversation and social life in small towns. He says many couples cannot enjoy evenings without bridge, with women playing daily, culture clubs suffering, and even fishing trips turning into bridge hours. He calls it a shame for a nation to be drunk on a fine amusement.
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New York
United States
Roy Cohen
Cohen
West Indies
Methodist Ladies Aid Luncheon Pleased By Play Two Ghosts
Oskaloosa residents attended a program and luncheon hosted by the March group of the Methodist Ladies Aid in the church dining room on Thursday afternoon. Vice president Mrs. Lewis Thompson presided. secretary Mrs. Edith Cox led the roll with Bible verses.
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Methodist Ladies Aid
Lewis Thompson
Edith Cox
Lee Johnson
John Sutton
F. H. Roberts
Jennie Davis
Cox
Johnson
Leitch
Dorothy Potters
Hannah
Leger
Keever
Weinberg
Gertrude Goldman
Clarence Brock
Stephens
Keeling
Owen Johnston
Inze Lacy
Formosa
Alta Seaver
Detroit
Mich
Clough
Junction City
John Clough
Earl Harbour
Valley Falls Visitors and Theater Outing Report
Reed, Davis and Irvin of Valley Falls attended a Topeka outing. Miss Naomi Johnson returned home after a week with her parents. Mrs Jacquemin, Jeanette Jacquemin and Mrs Davis visited Topeka for the day to see the show David Harum and dine with Mrs Farrish. They also called on Mrs Jay at Stormont hospital recovering from an operation.
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Reed, Davis
Irvin
Valley Falls
Naomi Johnson
Topeka
Harry Johnson
Charles Jacquemin
Jeanette
E. P. Davis
David Harum
J. E. Farrish
Jay
Stormont Hospital
Remove Indigestion by Olive Tablets and Liver Boost
Thousands of stomach sufferers attack the real cause by using Dr Edwards Olive Tablets to arouse the liver and improve bowel function. The vegetable formula helps digestion without griping or cramps, with olive color to know them. Available in 15c, 30c, and 60c at all druggists. Take one or two at bedtime for relief.
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Dr. Edwards
Local notices and society items from town.
Mrs C W Roberts visited Cha nute to spend time with state oil department employee Mr Roberts. Mr and Mrs J C Williams and sons of Lawrence dined with Mr and Mrs J E Worswick. Young Methodists read a play Aaron Slick from Punkin Crick at the high school. Mrs Emory Cox sponsors for Ladies Aid. William Burnett died after months of invalidism. survived by wife Birdie Howard Burnett and daughter Mrs Ross Fletcher. Funeral at Presbyterian church. burial Pleasant View. Dr David Swart of Holton preached at Methodist church. accompanied by ex county treasurer Henry Abbuehl. Swart father of Gladys Swart, a former high school music supervisor. Cards announced the marriage of Tedrick Housh and Margaret Leave ridge of Kansas City. Mrs Glenn Henry and Mrs Lawrence Gabel attended a Gamma Phi Beta alumni luncheon in Topeka. Mr and Mrs Homer Trapp returned from Tulsa visit. joined by Frank Trapp. Mr and Mrs Jay Adams of Atchison were guests of Mrs Pennington and Mrs Lula Coleman. Tim Payne and daughter Mrs Hal Stevens visited Will Payne for weekend. Beverly Keeling married Orpha Cary. will live on farm west of town. Beverly a graduate last year. Mrs Etta Dias Bliss’ old friends glad she is healthy in Arizona.
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C. S. Kathan
Williamstown
Lawrence
Asceneth Sloop
Manhattan
B.C. Williams
Junction City
Joe Sloop
Asceneth
Williams
Sloap
J. W. Roberts
Abilene
Wyatt Gragg
J. A. Decker
Oskaloosa Study Club
St. Patrick
W. B. Ford
Nellie Pennington
Belfast
Weekly Telegraph
3 Decker
Ireland
Leslie Waggoner
Mary
B. P. Davis
J. Case
Ballybree
Davis
August Simon
Martin Homestead
Decker
Clyde Brooks
Paul. Alexander
Fonda Sharp
Marie Davies
Mesdames Ford
Pennington
Gay Harbour
Jacquemin Ninceheiser
Stebbens
Smith
Stevens
Byers
Hannah
Johnston
Patrick
Johnson
Thompson
Simon
Small
Payne
Wagroner
Ratliff
McCreight
Slade
Morris
Glover
Presbyterian Ladies ‘Aid
Adda Trapp Wright
Oklahoma
Sopha Rebohn
Wright
John Fitch
Topeka
Ethel le van
Leland Huddleston
T. A. Huddleston
Gertrude Goldman
John Sutton
Charles
Richard
Caddie Patrick
Tom Ilall
Kansas
City
C. W. Roberts
Chanute
Roberts
J. C. Williams
J. E. Worswick
Methodist League
Ladies Aid
William Burnett
Birdie Howard Burnett
Ross Fletcher
Presbyterian Church
A. E. Ahrens
Pleasant View Cemetery
David Swart
Holton
Methodist Church
Henry Abbuehl
Swart
Gladys Swart
Tedrick ‘Housh
Margaret Leaveridge
Kansas City
Glenn Henry
Lawrence Gabel
Gamma Phi ‘Beta Sorority
Homer Trapp
Tulsa
M. T. Trapp
Frank
Jay Adams
Atchison
Lula Coleman
Tim Payne
Hal Stevens
Will Payne
Beverly Keeling
Orpha Cary
Soldier
Beverly
Keeling
Clifford Humphrey
Etta Dias Bliss
Arizona
Local notes from Glenn community and area families
Mr and Mrs W H Glenn and others visited, and many from Glenn attended a revival at United Brethren church in Lecompton over the past two weeks. Marion Moran and family visited Mrs Moran's parents south of Topeka. Shirley and Russell Brown spent time with Charles Brown. Ermal Mellenbruch and daughters attended the Golden Wedding anniversary of Mrs Mellenbruch’s parents John and Mrs Boyce in Osage City. W B Glenn and Wilma Glenn visited G Herewieth family in Topeka.
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W. H. Glenn
G. M. Bahnmaier
John Matney
Glenn
United Brethren Church
Lecompton
Marion’ Moran
Russell
Charles Brown
Ermal Mellenbruch
Mellenbruch
John Boyce
Osage City
W. B. Glenn
Wilma
G. Herewieth
Topeka
Seventy second athletic program and campus events
At 6:00 pm the Seventy second athletic question box session led by Ta R Elbel. 2:90 pm marks in a program under Prof W A Pills. 6:00 pm elementary French lesson with instructor W K Cornell. 6:15 pm a musical program arranged by Prof Carl A and piano professor. 6:15 pm Questions of Defence by Dr Dinsmore Alter with Mrs Glenn. Also notes that four year old George Edward Herschell, in St Francis hospital after an appendectomy, is improving. Wilford Chiles visiting from Glenn school weekend, staying with Cyrus Glenn family until school closes.
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R. Elbel
K. News
der the Direction
W. A. Pills
W. K. Cornell
Carl A. Or
Pian No
Dinsmore Alter
Will Moore and Marion Moran Guests at Dinnear
Mr and Mrs Will Moore and Marion Moran were guests at dinner in the vicinity area. The brief notice notes social participation and nearby hosting. The fragment indicates a social gathering with multiple named individuals.
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Will Moore
Marion Moran
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