Kansas City Municipal Primaries Spark Wide Campaigns
Topeka leads brisk movement toward municipal primaries on March 25 as candidates campaign across Kansas. In Topeka Omar Ketchum seeks new office, while many cities set bonds and education elections for April 2. In Wichita 22 candidates vie for three city commission seats amid multiple mayoral races across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Omar B. Ketchum
Ketchum
Kinsley
Emporia
Gaz
Kansas Electric Power Company
Hutchinson
el Dorado
Atchison
Boards of Education
Wichita
City Commission
Fri ‘Nightwonger
Harry Cottman
H. Middlejanfi
Chanute
Public Utilities
Junction City
Frank Lostutter
Tola
Humboldt
Ottawa
Edmund Lister
Parsons
Alfred Coad
Ira Gibson
J . Cofferville
J. D. Byers
Board of Education
Pittsburr
Park
Manhattan
Hurst Majors
Peabody
Newton
Arkansas City
Fort Scott
Harry C. Brooks
Dodge City
C.L. Burt
Walter B. Hoagland
Two Men Plead Guilty in Justice Court
Lothe Sanders alias Adair and The Ingalls appeared before Justice F B Dodds and pleaded guilty to being intoxicated on a public highway. Each was fined 10 dollars plus costs. Charges of possession and transportation of liquor were dismissed on motion by County Attorney R B Stevens.
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Lothe Sanders
Adair
Ingalls
F. B. Dodds
Alear
Bnet
R. B. Stevens
Dodds
Test Your Knowledge Last Questions Packaged For Answers
Classified page teases seven questions on science substance names geography benzene Vicksburg state colonial topics and aviation icons. It hints at Mount Holyoke College sections and British Somaliland seaport while promising economical four lines per week of ads.
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Tronnt Desert Island
Vicksburg
American Humane Association
Mount Holyoke College
Hante
Tom Ryans Senior Recital at Kansas University Auditorium
Tom Ryan, pupil of Ronald Swarthout, gave a three part recital in classical, romantic, and modern styles. He opened with Bach via Busoni, followed Beethoven Waldstein, then Chopin G minor Ballade, Liszt Petrarch Sonnet, and Tarantelle. The modern group featured Stravinski Petrouchka, Poulenc Pastorale, and Prokofiev Suggestion Diabolique, all performed with refined technique and engaging audience response. Ryan demonstrated remarkable control, earning repeated encores and high praise for future artistic rank.
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University of Kansas
Tom Ryan
Ronald M. Swarthout
Busoni
Chopin
Ryan
Liszt
Lawrence
Stravinski
Petrouchka
Poulenc
Pro
Peace Forum Draws Large Crowd at War Inevitable Debate
A peace forum at the Union drew over 100 attendees despite denouncements of the Hearst press. Panelists included Prof. W. E. Sandelius Lt. Col. W. C. Koenig and others. Ballots on war beliefs showed 47 yes 76 no for inevitability, 64 yes 55 no for near-future probability, and 6 yes 117 no for war necessity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altho
Hearst
E. U
Union
W. E. Sandelius
W. C. Koenig
Department of Milita Training and Tactics
K. U
J. W. Twerke
Dorsey-Liberty American Legion
Theodore Astman
First Presbyterian Church
Lyman Field
Robert McKim
Olin Templin
Crighton Miller
Peace Action Committee
Oly
County 4 H Model Club Meeting to Be Saturday
The county 4 H model club meeting will be held Saturday night at the Number Six schoolhouse at 8 o clock. Belgue Kanwaka and Sunflower will compete with judges W R Issick Harold Fisher and Walter Schaal. The winner represents the county in the state contest at Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgue
Kanwaka
Sunflower
W. R. Issick
Harold €. Fisher
Walter Schaal
Manhattan
Harlem Rioters Turn City Upside Down in Outbreak
New York AP reports Harlem's riot scene as police clash with crowds. About 100 injured and 100+ jailed as shots, sirens, and fires erupt amid looting and mob violence. Key figures include Lino Rivera linked to the clash and Radio City builders' daughter Patricia O Rourke among victims. Police say a communist styled group sparked the chaos.
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New York
Harlem
Rete
Manhattan
Lem
Brooklyn
Bronx
Altho
Lyman Quarterman
Lino Rivera
Hariem
Campo
James Thompson
Thompson
Stanley Dondoro
Hoboken
N. J
John
Wrigley
Teaneck
Patricia O'Rourke
Radio City
Young Liberators
Work Begins on New Santa Fe Trails Bus Quarters
The Santa Fe Trails system has secured a long term lease on property at 1024 1026 and 1028 Massachusetts Street and will build two new structures adjoining Granada theater. Construction starts by razing the old building and the depot will feature chromium steel fixtures a restaurant a drive thru and a front bell. Upon highway 10 paving completion daily service between Lawrence and Kansas City will triple. F Boughan serves as local manager.
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Santa Fe Trails System of
Transcontinental Bus Travel
Y C. E. Friend
Massachusetts Street
Granada Theater
Santa Fe Trails System
West
Ninth Street
Cleveland
Ohio
Poneles
Omaha
Dallas
Highway 10
Lawrence
Kansas City
F. Boughan
Marriage License Issued To S. F. Taylor And Emms Williams
A marriage license was issued to S. F. Taylor and Emms Williams, both of Topeka, with nuptials to be solemnized by Probate Judge L. H. Menges.
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S. F. Taylor
Emms Williams
Topeka
L. H.i Menges
Dust Storm Sparks Kansas Relays Talk At KU
University of Kansas students react to a dust storm during a lecture and at the Kansas Relays. Mentions Glenn Cunningham potential flight from the state, fashion tips, and comments from college crowds. Also notes leadership changes at Colorado and a Naval Academy appointment for Alfred Gordon, plus Ted Husing selecting the Kansas Relays Queen. Senate backs seed loan deficiency bill for 60 million in crop loans.
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University of Kansas
Glenn Cunningham
Kansas
Alfred M. Gordon
DeSoto
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Gordon
Ted Husing
Washington
Senate
House
Shakeup in relief three men suspended in Ohio pending investigation
In Columbus three federal relief officials were suspended as part of an Ohio relief administration shakeup. C C Stillman announced suspensions of William R. McNamara director of surplus commodities and his assistant Thomas Jones along with John E. Lee named in affidavits. Affidavits will underpin a grand jury probe led by Hopkins.
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Columbus
Ohio Relief Administration
C. C. Stillman
Hopkins
Ohio
Push U. S. Arms Plan to Speed Strength Build Up
Washington March 20 AP The House military and naval committees outlined plans to push bills to strengthen armed forces afloat ashore and in the air. Chairman Vinson said the naval panel would seek authorization to reinforce naval bases in the Pacific, secure enough officers for a treaty strength navy, and train more pilots for a growing air force after bonus legislation.
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Washington
House
Military and Naval Committees
Vinson
D.-Ga
Naval
Pacific
Brackett PTA Holds Meeting and Awards Prizes
The Brackett PTA met with eleven members present as Mrs. J. V. Patchen presided. Reports included finances from the minstrel and a delegate election for the state PTA convention in Salina April 3 4 and 5. Prizes were awarded for a membership drive with Patchen and Kasold receiving top honors.
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Brackett P.T. A
J. V. Patchen
C. E. Daniels
Finance Committee
Salina
Ralph Kirby
Patchen
Henry Hac
Ernest Kasold
W. H. Martin
Vinland church groups and school news brief
Vinland church members held a class meeting to elect officers for the new year. Social events, visits, and classes are noted from Baldwin, Lawrence, and surrounding towns, with members attending plays, picnics, and hospital work. The Vinland Farm Bureau met. members demonstrated tin can crafts. several locals are mentioned in social and church activities.
Local Social and Home Improvements Noted in Area
Mrs. Harry Hemphill had dental work in Lawrence last week. Mr. Ottawa state Grange lecturer visited Vinland Grange Saturday. Mr. Janzen, a Rosedale student, spent weekend with Mrs. Janzen and sister Miss Ferne Galle. Russell Randel of Baldwin stayed with Mr. and Mrs. George Hoskinson and Roy. W. 5. Hoskinson builds a kitchen east of his home and makes other improvements as George Hoskinson puts a new roof on their recently moved house.
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Winifred Stevens
Eudora
Alice Wood
Robert Laughlin
Ottawa
T. P. Stevens
Fredrick Hemphill
Sheilenburg
Baldwin
Esther
Baker University Players
Centenary Hall
Paul Husted
H. R. Husted
B. A. Stevens
Clara Hoskinson
Husted
Martha Kelley
Harry Hemphill
Lawrence
The
Grange
Vinland Grange
Janzen
Rosedale
Kan
Ferne Galle
Russell Randel
George Hoskinson
Roy
Hoskinson
Charlie Olson
Prospect residents share weekend visits and union event
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Rohe Jr spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. George Rohe. The Farmers Union of Prospect served sandwiches, coffee and apples after their meeting. Miss Beulah Rohe visited Mrs. Ed Thoren, and Miss Lucille Chanay returned to Lawrence for school after measles. Several residents, including Russell Rohe and Virginia Krett Singer, are ill with measles. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Speicher were guests at the Lorenz Speicher home Friday and Sunday.
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Martin Rohe
George Rohe
Farmera Union of Prospect
Beulah Rohe
Ed Thoren
Lucille Chanay
Lawrence
Russell Rohe
Clarence Soward
Jeanette Schelack
Virgina Krettsinger
Barbara Jean Madi
Henry ‘Rohe
Glenn Smith
Charles Speicher
Lorenz, Speicher
Wiss Speicher Visits Sister Before Topeka Trip
Wiss Bertha Speicher will spend a few days with her sister Mrs Osgood Armstrong and Mr Arm strong before going to Topeka. Mrs Henry Roche spent Wednesday with her father Reuben Weeks. Leroy Olmstead enjoys a ten day vacation visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Ed Olmstead and other relatives. Mr Olmstead is in the U S navy and expects to go to Alaska on ship return to San Diego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiss Bertha Speicher
Osgood Armstrong
Armmstrong
Topeka
Henry Roche
Reuben Weeks
Leroy Olmstead
Ed ‘Olmstead
Mr. Olmstead
U. S. Navy
Alaska
Whig
San Diego
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Huey
Gerald L. K. Smith
Huey P. Long
Shreveport
Long
Associated Press
St. Luke Church
Robinson
Henrietta
St. James A.M.E
North Lawrence
St. Luke A.me
Knight
Varsity Theater
Friend Building
George C. Wilson
University of Illinois
Emporia Teachers College
Frank A. Beach
Studestill
Forrest
Frosty” Cox
Colorado U
Cox
K. A
Sigma Xi
Toay
Powell Aubrey
George Fry
Merle Welsh
St. Joe
Aubrey
Lloyd Metzler
William LaCoss
Kentucky Street
Mogadiscio
U. S
House Committee
C. EB. Sneegas
A. W. Jehle
Pleasant Grove
Jehle
Paul Kadold
Eugene Kiefer
al T. Haverty
Ericksen
Jackie Patchens
Vinland
Presbyterian Church
Thursdad
Ross Stone
Ronnie Hansen
Myrtle Gimbler
J. R. Reeder
Lampman Bible
Apeloo
Lena Cofer
Winfield
Ill
Lem Sturdy
Hubbard
Horrell
Button
Frank Horrell
Wade
Harold Roe
Reeder
Martha Halley
Annie Ibbard
Fenton
Hu - Walter Parsons
Capper Publications
Friay
Betty Jean Craig
George Sturdy
Varsity
Mills Bros
Granada
Dickinson
Dixie
Watep
H. Gal
E. Nottingham
Funk’s
Soviet
Russia
Siberia
By Julien Bryan
New York Herald-Tribune
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