Brazil faces new political crisis and Vargas dilemma
Buenos Aires reports Brazil at a critical crossroads since the 1930 revolution as de facto leader Getúlio Vargas weighs restoring constitutional government. Rio Grande do Sul and Sao Paulo split from his regime over delays, with a Rio de Janeiro conference urged to patch rifts and move toward elections after possible universal suffrage.
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Buenos Aires
Brazil
Getulio Var‘gas
Anyother
Rio Grande Do Sul
Vargas
Rio de Janeiro
Flores
da Cunha
Porto Alegre
Rio
Sao Paulo
Ee Amore
Holy Week Services at Plymouth Church Begin Today
Holy Week services under Lawrence Ministerial Alliance are held at Plymouth Congregational Church from noon to 1 pm daily through Thursday. Dr A D Grey cites "The Patience of Christ" as today’s subject. Tomorrow Rev Seth W Slaughter speaks on "The Honesty of Christ" with later topics by Backus and Lindquist. Public invited. Joint Recitas Tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Congregational Church
A. D. Grey
Mymouth Congregational Church
Patience of Christ
CG. L. “Heatherington
Seth W. Slaughter
Christ
W. AM. Backus
Pathfinder
GE. E. Lindquist
Lawrence Ministerial Alliance
Two Fine Arts Seniors Will Give Program at K A
Lawrence pianist Katherine Kaull and St Joseph soprano Knox set to perform in a joint University of Kansas fine arts senior recital at 8 o clock in Administration auditorium. Evelyn Swarthout will accompany Mrs Knox. The program includes Scarlatti, Brahms, Wagner, Schubert, Debussy and more as Kean students showcase vocal and piano pieces. Public invited.
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Katherine Kaull
Lawrence
Enterprise Knox
St. Joseph
University of Kansas Fine Arts
Miss. Knull
Howard C. Taylor
Knox
Agnes Husband
Evelyn Swarthout
Scarlatti
Brahms
Wagner
Schubert
Fourdrain Debussy
Rauil Allerro
Orchestra Paris Snj
Prof
Taylor
Pree Deel
Woman Driver Fined After Drinking Plea Guilty
Hazel Wabaunsee and companion Grinnell were arrested after a collision in the 700 block of Massachusetts street. Wabaunsee, who gave a false name, pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and was fined $50 with county jail until paid. Grinnell paid a $10 drunkenness fine and $ for the vehicle damage. Wabaunsee claimed Mayetta address. Grinnell claimed Pawnee Oklahoma address and ownership of the car.
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Hazel Wabaunsee
Grinnell
Miss Wabaunsee
Wabaunsee
John Ingalls
Massachusetts
Catherine Lenze
Whiting
Lenze
Hazel Fay Crawford
Mayetta
Pawnee
Okla
Deaths and Funerals Olen Crosby
Olen Crosby age 32 died Sunday at home 1005 Delaware street. Funeral services will be announced later. Surviving relatives include mother Mrs Annie Crosby Denver sisters Maud Frey and Cora Crosby Lawrence brother Ernest Crosby Lawrence and several nieces and nephews. He had lived here since age eleven moving from Baldwin.
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Olen Crosby
Delaware Street
Annie’ Crosby
Maud Frey
Denver
Colo
Cora Crosby
Lawrence
Earnest Crosby
Crosby
Baldwin
First Day of Spring Shovels and Clock Prize Tale
Lawrence merchants and workers marked spring with snow shovel work and a local contest awarding a Christmas mantle clock to a rural prize winner who lacks home electricity. A 1912 snowstorm in Lawrence left two feet of snowfall in places, with nineteen inches recorded in front of 1025 Tennessee Street. A pair of lighthearted incidents followed, including a theater nightgoer joking about a nightgown at a show and a country home where a walnut settee sparked a dog related ownership quip.
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Lawrence
Connecticut Street
Clarence Hall
Tennessee Street
Lee Wins Contest Proves Best Estimator of Beef Weight
More than 1000 people entered the spring Beal brothers market weight guessing event. Virgil Lee of 638 Alabama won by guessing 404 pounds on a display weighing 405 pounds. A second winner, Willard Brown of 845 Illinois, guessed 21 pounds for a peas pile that weighed 19.5 pounds. Police sought two men in a Ford truck after a collision at Victory Junction. Harry Campbell reported groceries missing from his parked car at Tenth and Massachusetts. Officer Floyd Hunter expected to return to duty tonight. Alabama and its football prospects feature players over 200 pounds next season with five over 195.
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Beal Brothers
Virgil Lee
Alabama
Lee
Willard Brown
Mlinois Street
Brown
Lawrence
Victory Junction
Eeee
Harry
Campbell
Locust Street
Tenth
Massachusetts Streets
Hunter
Floyd Hunter
Alee
City set April 11 hearing for equalization on four projects
The city commission set April 11 as the equalization hearing date for four recently completed improvement projects and received appraiser reports from C H Daugherty J W Miller and Frank Banks. Notices will be published in the Journal World and assessments available from the city clerk. Projects include sewer work in North Lawrence Breezedale and West Lawrence and paving in Breezedale. An ordinance will be prepared for April 11 and affected property owners may attend to protest. Commissioner George Wetzel presided in Mayor C Ellis's absence.
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City Commission
C. H. Daugherty
J. W. Miller
Frank Banks
Commission
Journal-World
North Lawrence
Breezedale
West Lawrence
Easter music fills First Presbyerian church audience
Crowds packed the First Presbyterian Church auditorium for morning and evening performances by the vested chorus choir led by Dean D M Swarthout of the University of Kansas fine arts school. Highlights included Gounod Gallia with Kathryn Lang and Nelson, and The Seven Last Words of Christ by Thomas Dubois. soloists Kathryn Lang Nelson, Karl Bratton, and Dale Vliet received strong praise. The instrumentalists accompanied with Mrs C W Straf fon at organ, Evelyn Swarthout at piano, Karl Euersteiner on violin, and Genevieve Hargiss on cello. The cantata repeats on Good Friday at 1 15 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
D. M. Swarthout
University of Kansas_fine arts school
Gounod
Kathryn Lang
Nelson
Theodore Astman
Christ
Thomas Dubois
Kathryn Langmade Nelson
Karl Bratton
Dale Vliet
C. W. Straffon
Evelyn Swarthout
Karl Euersteiner
Genevieve Hargiss
Taber to Seek U S Senate Nomination in Ohio Primary
Louis J. Taber master of the national grange will run for the U S Senate in the Ohio primary on a platform of economic recovery tax cuts and constitutional government. He is backed by the Ohio Anti Saloon League and the Women’s Christian Temperance Union and opposes three other Republican hopefuls including Attorney General Gilbert Bettman who opposes prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Louis J. Taber
National Grange
United States
Ohio
Taber
Ohio Anti- Saloon League
Women’s, Christian Temperance Union
Gilbert Bettman
Palm Sunday Services at Trinity Episcopal Revive Altar Dedication
Palm Sunday at Trinity Episcopal church featured the consecration of the James Stephens Barrow Memorial Altar by Bishop James Wise. The ceremony, with ancient customs revived, included a large confirmation class and a sermon on lifting up Christ, followed by baptisms. Also reported: theft of two boat oars and two saws from a cabin at the brick yard pond.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
James Stephens Barrow
James Wise
Christ
Wise
William Green
T Po
Brick Yard
Manhole Fall Lawsuit Seeks 2383 Damages
Leo G. Froeliger sues the city of Lawrence for 2383 in damages and doctor bills after a December 14 1931 fall into an uncovered manhole at 29 New Hampshire Street. He says no warning lights or signs were present and the four foot deep hole caused a broken right arm. He seeks 1500 for physical damages 3300 for six weeks lost full time work 500 for partial time work and 33 for medical expenses. He states a proper claim was filed but ignored.
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Leo G. Froeliger
Lawrence
Froeliger
New Hampshire Street
Far East War News Costly Toll on Cables
Washington reports AP writer Charles Smith described the high costs of transmitting Far East war news. Shanghai and Tokyo dispatches ran 10,000 to 80,000 words daily, cable rates at 27 cents a word, with some days pushing dispatch bills above 10,000 dollars. Editors tracked time differences to speed reporting.
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Washington
Mar
Shanghai
Charles Stephenson Smith
Associated Press
Institute of Far Eastern Affairs
America
Far East
United States
Geneva
China
Smith
Will Withdraw Vessels From Asiatic Squadron
Washington reports the navy ordered six destroyers and as many submarines withdrawn from the Asiatic squadron, with destroyers to the Pacific coast next month and submarines to Hawaii. The Chaumont transport resumes its sailing schedule from Shanghai, aiding evacuation if needed, while the Houston cruiser and many smaller ships stay at Shanghai under Admiral Montgomery M. Taylor.
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Washington
Shanghai
Pacific Coast
Hawaii
Chaumont
Thirty First
Manila
International
Asiatic Squadron
Houston
CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF ANNOUNCED IN DOUGLAS COUNTY
Charles Bachelor of 1242 New York street declared his candidacy for sheriff as a third Democratic primary hopeful. Born in Douglas County, Bachelor served five years on the Topeka police force before resigning in 1919, saying his experience and calm judgement fit him for the sheriff’s role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bachelor
New York Street
Liz Bachelor
Douglas County
Topeka
Bachelor
Arrest of Pete Clawson Over Disturbing Peace Warrant
Pete Clawson was arrested Saturday afternoon by Deputy Sheriff George Price on a warrant charging disturbing the peace of farmer V. O. Steele southwest of Lawrence. County Attorney R. B. Stevens says Clawson threatened Steele during a dispute over wages after doing work for him. He is held for further investigation and is known to have a police record. Steele said Bae son claimed to be a Texas ranger.
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Pete.Clawson
George Price
V. O. Steele
Lawrence
Clawson
Steele
Wanes
Stevens
Baeson
Texas
Americans Say Crooners Would Withstand Invaders
New York reports an Havana radio incident where the Yo Yo trio was seized by seven armed men who forced them to stop singing. The intruders shouted communist propaganda against Machado and called for a March 24 strike. Police intervened and station staff were detained for investigation. Broadcasters in New York noted such a breach unlikely in their studios. Lectures follow Wednesday.
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New York
CMCF
Havana
Machado
Cuba
Ratcliffe to Discuss England and India Problem
S K Ratcliffe British journalist will speak on Can Britain Hold India at the University of Kansas auditorium Wednesday evening as part of the community lecture course. Ratcliffe formerly edited The Statesman Calcutta and has spent years tracking Britain India relations. now in his eighteenth straight winter of lecturing in North America.
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Britain
India
S. K. Ratcliffe
University of Kansas
the Statesman
Calcutta
Ratcliffe
Canada
United States
Large crowd at vesper marks year end musical program
A crowd of more than 1500 attended the all musical vesper in the University auditorium yesterday afternoon. The event featured a splendid list of selections and M. Paul Claudel the United States ambassador from France. The Christmas vesper with tableaux drew 3,500 attendees, marking the season’s final all musical vesper.
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M. Paul Claudel
United States
France
Case Continued in Larceny Case of Hezekiah Brown
Hezekiah Brown’s larceny case was continued until Monday March 28 at 9 o clock. Brown is charged with illegally taking property from Mrs. Fannie McGruder’s Clinton area farm. Weather kept witnesses from reaching Lawrence. defendant remains at liberty under $500 bond.
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Hezekiah Brown
Oceaneye Brown
Fannie McGruder
Clinton
Lawrence
Liberty
Final Kansas Texas debate at Fraser theatre tonight
The KU team and Texas debaters meet at 8 15 tonight in Fraser theater. KU argues for centralized government control of industry. Texas team members are Frank Knapp and Will Crews Morris. In Rochester Minn Mrs F C Allen travels to visit Mrs Howard Gurtler as her husband faces Mayo Clinic surgery. Dr Paul L Dengler of Vienna will lecture at Fraser theater on educating world citizens. General Electric announces a 100 percent increase for white collar salaried employees effective April 1. J W Shaw returns home after surgery at Memorial hospital.
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University,of Kansas
Fraser Theater
Don Hults
Lawrence
Burton Kingsbury
Burlington
University of Texas
K. U
Texas
Frank Knapp
Will Crews - Morris
Rochester
Minn
Howard Gurtler
Mayo Clinic
Allen
Adson
Gurtler
Paul L. Dengler
Vienna
Austria
University of Kansas
Carnegie’ Foundation
Dengler
K. W
General Electric
Schenectady, N
General Electric Company
See Another Delay in Decision on Sales Tax
Washington March 21 AP House leaders failed to clear a path for tomorrow decisions on the controversial manufacturers sales levy in the new tax bill. The ways and means committee directed Acting chairman Crisp to seek favored language. The house adjourned before the rules committee could meet. Bi partisan opponents met with La Guardia and Deughton to decide their stance given proposed exemptions for clothing farm tools and medicine.
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Washington
House
Crisp
Ways
Means
la Guardia
N. Y
Deughton
N. C
Guardia
Robert Wilson to Take Part in Kansas City Program
University of Kansas sociology instructor Robert Wilson will conduct a four section course on April 6 and 7 in Kansas City Missouri. The course titled Problems in Care of Transients forms part of the Missouri Kansas conference on social welfare with sessions April 7 8 and 9. Lectures and discussions are planned.
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Robert 8. Wilson
Kansas City
Robert
Wilson
University of Kansas
Missouri-Kansas Conference For Social Welfare
Ijn
English lecturer Ratcliffe to speak at university lecture
Dr and Mrs William Johnson host S K Ratcliffe of London England who arrives to deliver an evening lecture at the auditorium. He will also address English majors at Fraser Hall theater at 3:30 pm on modern English literature with the event open to the public. A Holy Week postponement cancels Thursday Country Club plans.
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William 8. Johnson
S. K. Ratcliffe
London
England
Fraser Hall Theater
Dr Allen to Wyoming Athletic Director to Officiate
Dr F Allen University of Kansas athletic director leaves tomorrow morning for Casper Wyoming to officiate at the Wyoming state high school basketball tournament Thursday Friday and Saturday He will also speak on The Romance and Drama of the Game at the Casper Chamber of Commerce Forum on Friday Ralph Childs former KU baseball player and Lawrence Boy Scout executive is now in Casper
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Allen
University of Kansas
Casper, Wy
Wyoming
Memorial plan to honor longtime University faculty member
Friends of Miss Hannah Oliver, a University of ____ faculty member for over thirty years, began plans for a permanent memorial to mark her birthday. Mrs. W. C. Spangler, chair, said details would be announced later. Oliver’s home at 802 Tennessee street was filled with flowers and she received many letters from former Latin students.
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Hannah Oliver
W. C. Spangler
Miss Oliver
Tennessee Street
Rowland Again Offers Trophy At Kansas Relays
Mrs. Robert H Rowland repeats a trophy offer for the four mile relay at the Kansas Relays on April 23 The trophy is the third since the event began Illinois has dominated the early races with three straight wins after the initial Oregon Aggie victory Indiana captured the 1930 cup and Illinois reclaimed the second trophy in 1931
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Robert H. Rowland
Kansas
Illinois
Oregon Aggie
Two Men to Stand Trial for Shooting Geese Out of Season
W L Schaake and Sherman Bell, both of Perry, will be tried April 1 before Justice C E R McCoy at Oskaloosa for shooting wild geese out of season. They were arrested March 13 by game wardens Joe Concannon and Tom Brown. Each held on $100 bond.
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Canavan
Carl Eggert
Tom Brown
Charles Springer
Springer
Brown
R. B. Stevens
Egerett
W. L. Schaake
Sherman Bell
Perry
Justice C. ER. McCoy
Oskaloosa
Joe Concannon
Liberty
Forty register for city election and Sunday shows
Forty persons registered at the city clerk’s office in the new city hall ahead of the April 5 city election. Registration closes Friday night March 23 with offices open until 10 every night this week. Sunday shows operated in Newton Kansas for the first time by Fox theaters with no enforcement announced. Government bond closes show Liberty 92.14 and Treasury notes around 105.1 with various issue prices recorded.
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New City Hall
Newton Newton
Kan
Fox
Government Bonds
New York
U.S
Liberty Jus
Liberty First
Liberty Fourth
Visa
Treasury
Leslie Arrested In Tulsa On Forgery Charges
C P Leslie alias C P Finley was arrested in Tulsa Oklahoma and held for Douglas County officers on four forgery warrants. County Attorney R B Stevens said extradition panels are requested and steps will be taken to return Leslie to Lawrence. He allegedly posed as a Real Silk Hosiery salesman and cashed checks forged to the hosiery company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Leslie
C. P. Finley
Tulsa
Oklahoma
R. B. Stevens
Douglas County
Leslie
Stevens
Lawrence
Stevens Leslie
Mr. Stevens
Rotary Chorus Considered for Lawrence Club
Rotarians plan a chorus as Prof Downing notes musical promise in the group. The Rotary quartet faded after W W Curfman’s death. a new chorus will form with names to be announced next week and meet at 12 sharp before Monday luncheons. Howard Guiter remains at Colonials hospital Rochester Minn for exploratory surgery today. Next week directors for the year to be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Rotarians
Cossacks
Downing
Rotary Chorus
Hvill
Rotary Quartette
Lawrence
Howard Guiter
Colonials Hospital
Rochester
Mirin
Charles Levine Indicted for Forgery and Theft in New York
Charles A. Levine, famed first transatlantic airplane passenger, was indicted in New York on forgery, grand larceny, and criminally receiving stolen property. The charges stem from actions connected with his aviation sponsorship and related dealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mar
Charles A. Levine
Musterole Remedy Ad Claims Fast Aid for Colds
An advertisement urges using Musterole, a mustard oil salve with camphor and menthol, hourly for five hours to relieve chest or throat cold distress. It claims counter irritant action, blood circulation boost, and infection pain relief. A milder child version is offered for babies and children.
Flight feats and a bank closure in early 1930s reports
The text mentions Clarence Chamberlin's flight days after Lindbergh's 1927 crossing to France, an indictment dated March 24, 1930 involving three counts of grand larceny and receiving stolen property connected with 100 shares of AT&T stock pledged for a $25,000 loan, and the March 21 closing of Citizens State Bank in Sharon Springs due to frozen assets as ordered by its board of directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Chamberlin
New York
Germany
Charles A. Lindbergh
France
American Telephone and Telegraph
Levine Hater
Sharon Springs
Topeka
State Banking Department
Citizens State Bank
Creomulsion Promises Relief for Persistent Coughs and Colds
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a two fold remedy that soothes and heals inflamed throat membranes while creosote inhibits germ growth. It claims medical authorities endorse creosote as a top healing agent for persistent coughs and notes the product is absorbed to fight infection, with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved with proper use.
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Plymouth Church
Justice Springer’s Court
Massachusetts Street
Vernon
New Jersey Street
Hazel
Eas
C.J. Topping
Dickinson Theater
George Wetzel
C. Ellis
Senate
Grange
Pete Clawson
Manu
F.C. Allen
J. W.shaw
W. Shaw
Memorial Hospital
Vermont Street
United
Country Club
DR. Allen
Ik. U
Miss
Hannah
Oliver
Hingis
Kansas Relays
Presa Phoia
League of Nations Commission of Inquiry
Manchuria
Tokyo
Inukai
Japan
Lord Lytton
Count Aldrovandi-Marescotti
Italy
Heinrich Schnee
Edouward Claudel
Frank R. McCay
Rotarians Plan Chorus
W.B. Downing
Charles Levine
Tey
Lydia E. Pinkham
Funk’s
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