Mussolini Plan Veto Sparks European Direction Debate
Geneva March 23 AP The world disarmament conference refused to adjourn for four power talks among Britain France Germany and Italy over Mussolini peace plan The move seen as a veto by small powers against a European directorate by the four powers France demanded equal treatment for Poland Czechoslovakia Romania and Yugoslavia and that talks stay within the League of Nations The conference will discuss Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald s disarmament plan and adjournment talks were resisted by Henderson supporting the plan but not taking responsibility
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
France
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Jugoslavia
League of Nations
Ramsay MacDonald
England
Winter Lingers On in Kansas Forecast Says Flora
Toneka March 23 AP reports federal meteorologist S D Flora warns that heavy snows in the northwest and lighter snow in northern Kansas will make a warming trend tedious. He notes precipitation benefits parched farmland, prefers snow to rain for moisture absorption, and forecasts more rain or snow with little temperature change. Expected lows range from 25 to 30 in the north and 80 to 82 in the south, with 20 at Dodge City last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toneka
Kansas
S. D. Flora
Northwest
Flora
Dodge City
Edmond wrestler Paul Griffith wins Big Six 118 lb award
Paul Griffith of Edmond is named Big Six wrestling champion in the 118 pound class and receives the annual Coach Patterson trophy for scoring the most points this season. Griffith totaled 36 points, three more than FM Bozarth, the second place in the conference at 175 pounds, with all dual meet wins by fall and two falls plus a decision in the Big Six individual meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Mar
Paul Griffith
Edmond
Patterson
Griffith
Honor Aggie Athletes at Kansas State College Day
Athletes who earned letters or numerals during the past year were honored at a college recognition day assembly at Kansas State College Manhattan. Prof M F Ahearn introduced the event and coaches presented the athletes. Ten women who won letters and sweaters attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kansas
State College
M. F. Ahearn
Department of Physical Education and
Warns Against Kerosene Dangers in Schools
Fire Marshal John A Charvat urged careful use of kerosene stoves in Lawrence yesterday. He cited recent school fires caused by carelessness with kerosene and urged strict precautions to prevent more incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A.charvat
Lawrence
Harold Dunn arraigned on three state cigarette charges
Harold Dunn, operator at Lecompton, appeared before Justice Charles Springer yesterday to answer three state counts for selling cigarettes without a state license or stamp and selling to minors. Dunn pleaded not guilty and was released on a $300 hand signed by his father, J. L. Dunn. The case was set for 9 a.m. tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Dunn
Lecompton
Charles Springer
Charees
Dunn
J. L. Dunn
Cimarron Women Field City Election Ticket
In Cimarron Kansas on April 4 a women led municipal slate filed a ticket. Mrs Forrest Luther seeks mayor, backed by women council contenders Mrs Reuben Sherwood Mrs Harve Pickerston Mrs Grace Robinson Mrs R E Wilson and Mrs Mary Kissinger. D B Hungate runs for police judge. The campaign plans house to house canvassing. The Luther family active in local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cimarron
Kansas
Forrest Luther
Luther
Charles Erskine
Zoey
Asia Reme
Cansiderek
Reuben Sherwood
Harve Pickers
Grace Robinson
R. E. Wilson
Mary Kissinger
D.B. Hungate
Women's Ticket
Topeka Sets Freight Allowance For Shipments Delivered to Docks
Chairman Hoch of the state corporation commission announced an order permitting common carriers to make a five cent per hundred pounds allowance on freight rates for shipments brought to carrier docks. Trucks require a loading place. railroads apply at depots. The move follows a hearing where carriers agreed to the order amid past prohibitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Hoch
State Corporation Commission
Beir
Public Service Commission
Miniature Derby Refinery Demonstrated at Haskell and KU
A working table top model of a Derby Oil refinery was shown to chemistry and engineering classes at Haskell Institute and the University under Franklin W. McCurry. The tiny plant refines crude oil into gasoline at five gallons per day, while the Derby refinery in Wichita handles ten thousand barrels. Tomorrow McCurry will present the midget refinery to Laurence Memorial High School classes. Pupils at Cordley School will vote for a mayor next Monday in a mock election supervised by Miss Ursula Henley with Inez Hagenbush named city clerk for the exercise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell
University
Franklin W. McCurry
Derby Oil Company
Wichita
Derby
Cordley
Ursula Henley
Inez Hagenbush
Rabbit Breeders to Meet Speak on Housing Facilities
Ernest Mullin will speak on Housing Facilities at the Kaw Valley Rabbit Breeders association regular meeting at 7:30 tomorrow night in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. Mullin’s talk accompanies the school of instruction and plans for the annual rabbit show will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Mullin
Kaw Valley Rabbit Breeders Association
Chamber of Commerce
Mullin
Associaton
They Call It Sin at Patee Tonight Features Loretta Young
Loretta Young and George Brent head the Patee attraction They Call It Sin which closes tonight. David Manners and Una Merkel contribute strong turns with Merkel delivering southern comic flair as Dixie. Short features include an Edgar Kennedy comedy novelty and newsreel.
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Loretta Young
George Brent
David.Manners
Una Merkel
Miss Merkel
Dixie
Edgar Kennedy
K. U. Men to Elect Soon
The University of Kansas men will vote April 6 in the annual student election decided at a Men's Student Council meeting. The election committee includes Dick Nelson Phil McKnight Charles Marshall Don Roney Walter Elder Marlow Sholander and Junius Laws. Harry C. Shuttee of the American Game Association will present motion pictures and speak at the Chamber of Commerce at 7:30 p.m. tonight. the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Dick Nelson
Phil McKnight
Charles Marshall
Don Roney
Harry C. Shuttee
American Game Association
Chamber of Commerce
What is the matter with Sally operetta at McAllaster
A school program at McAllaster School tomorrow night at 7 30 features an operetta What is the matter with Sally a farce This Is Not Our jest and musical numbers presented by the PTA and students Louise Stoner directs the operetta Elizabeth Cleary the pianist the plot follows Sally a wealthy girl who grows discontented and learns humility through orphanage life.
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Sally
Jz T. A
McAllaster School
Louise Stoner
Elizabeth Cleary
Gil
Marie Datberman
T. Mraz Suck Vel
Joel Robison
Ed Logsdon Good
Lither Gustafson
Ben Bonebraks
Spankalot
Lloyd -Nicoky
Quarrel
Arthur Olson
Crier
Ralph Ward
Vera Ritzy
Herrs Daubermyn
J. M. Miracle
Crosser
C. Bliuwsner
J. W. Stevens
Ralph _Hutchinson
Floyd Burn
Luther Gustafson
Harry Dauberman
Celia Jeffries
Marion Bliesner Prudence
Ermaean Shields Axnes
Betty Jean Griffith Bey
Susanna Togsdon Peter
Jimmie Anderson
Jeffriex
Prudence
Agnes
Betsx
Peter
Mrs, Mrs
Youth is Convicted in Morris Slaying Near Lawrence
Jerry Carroll faces possible life sentence after a district court jury found him guilty of first degree murder in the death of E. J. Morris, a 22 year old Washburn College law student. Morris was shot March 6 as two men attempted to rob him of his car. Billy Hamby already received a life term after pleading guilty to a related role. Carroll, who refuses to disclose his home address or relatives, was captured with Hamby hours after the stolen car was found abandoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kan
Jerry Carroll
E. J. Morris
Washburn College
Lawrence
Billy Hamby
State Penitentiary
Carroll
Hamby
Tonganoxie
Morris
Deaths and Funerals Mrs A S Wilson 75
Mrs A S Wilson age 75 died early this morning at 1085 New Jersey street Funeral services are set for 2 p m Saturday at Rumsey funeral home with Rev F P White officiating Burial will follow in Oak Hill cemetery Surviving relatives include her husband one daughter Mrs W G Martin of Topeka eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Wilson
New Jersey Street
Rumsey Funeral
F. P. White
Oak Hill Cemetery
W. G., Martin
Topeka
Program at First Baptist Church features Byron Mason quartet
Byron Mason leads a quartet in a mock radio broadcast program at the First Baptist Church of North Lawrence tomorrow evening at 8 20 with speaker G N Jackson. The lineup includes DeFrantz Copeland saxophone, Blanche Fauchee singer, Alberta Everett pianist, Joe Snotts and Bryant Drake on banjo and ukulele, plus Ethelyn Hardiman Muriel Johnson and Mrs Lucille Smith delivering readings. Additional numbers are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Mason
First Baptist Church of
North Lawrence
Ev. G. N. Jackson
DeFrantz Copeland
Blanche Fauchee
Alberta Everett
Joe Snotts
Bryant Drake
Ethelyn Hardiman
Muriel Johnson
Lucille Smith
Floodlights brighten WREN and Fraternal Aid Union buildings
In Lawrence floodlights illuminate the WREN and Fraternal Aid Union buildings on Eighth street, making the area a brightly lit city landmark at night. Mrs. H. N. Tihen writes of returning home from Vienna with Dr. Tihen studying there, aiming for April 1 departure amid unsettled German Austrian conditions. Walter Varnum offers to ship jig-saw puzzles to Mercy Hospital and other institutions, inviting puzzle donations from enthusiasts. A Lawrence canvasser offered boarding houses a $13 advance fee to join a “traveling men’s chain” promising patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WREN
Fraternal Aid Union
Eighth Street
H. N. Tihen
J. A. Keeler
Vienna
Tihen
Germany
Austria
Walter Varnum
Round Corner
Hare
Mercy
Hospital
Kansas City
Lawrence
Prominent University Society Hosts Junior Prom at Memorial Union
A major university social week culminates with the Junior Prom in the Memorial Union ballroom Friday night from 10 to 2. Chancellor Lindley and others attend. a 12 piece orchestra from Kansas City provides music. about one hundred alumni invitations issued. pre party at Dickinson. The issue also notes a society dinner, a Mexico study lecture by Agnes Husband, and the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Union
E.H. Lindley
Henry Werner
Dean Anes
J J. Kistler
Muchlebach
Kansas City
Charles Smith
Lawrence
Paul Jorgenson
Mount Hone
Philip McKnight
Osace
C. J. Winter
Personal note on Louis D Howard in Memorial Hospital
The condition of Louis D Howard of Route two is reported critical after being hospitalized for a week at Memorial hospital due to burns suffered while tending a brush fire. The brief item notes his illness and recovery status.
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Louis D. Howard
Route Two
Memorial Hospital
Howard
Alfred H Clark Paints W C Simons Portrait
Alfred Houghton Clark, longtime head of the University painting department and now a Colorado resident, completed a portrait of W C Simons to mark Simons forty years in newspaper work at the Lawrence Journal World. The portrait is on view at the Journal World office. Wichita professor Homer Hubbard, 28, music professor at the University of Wichita, died after an emergency operation and hospital stay.
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W. C. Simons
Lawrence
Journal-World
Simons
Alfred Houghton Clark
The
University
Colorado
Clark
Journal- World Office
Wichita
Mar
Homer Hubbard
University of Wichita
Bowling Fee Comparisons Push City Licensing Review
City officials discussed reducing bowling alley licenses after E W Penchard urged action. Lawrence charges 12.50 for first alley and 5 for each additional every six months, with Penchard holding four alleys. Other towns list higher or different fees and bonds, including Junction City Ottawa Emporia and Zenda. Social notes mention local funeral, visits, and family dinners.
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E. W. Penchard
Lawrence
W. C. Ellis
Penchard
Junction City
Ottawa
Emporia
Zenda
Kingman County
Local social notes from Independence area events
Sunday visits connected to residents of Independence and nearby towns follow. Families from Baldwin Eudora Lawrence Smithville Wellsville Vinland and Wellsville gather for church meals and friendly calls. School activities include last examinations and new pupils Therman Day and Juanita Ruth White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Butell
Joe Scherer
Eudora
E. B. Enyeart
Baldwin
Walter New
Joyce Leach
Lawrence
J. A. Leach
Dick Moore
Missouri
Nelly Gray
Thelma Lederer
Neubrugge
Virgil Schwartz
Arley
John Lederer
Toul
Independence School
Therman Day
Juanita Ruth White
Therman
Juanita Ruth
Hattie Schwartz
Henry Seele
Ecton
Bill
Smithville
Taul
Leach
Julia Taul
sAdean Price
Lou Flory
J. H. Gale
Bress
Tonganoxie
Centropolis News Roundup From Centropolis Area
Centropolis notes list host dinners and visits among Clark Warner Smith Wray and Stewart families. Illnesses include Russell Ribeart and Wm Rideau. Residents move to Ottawa and nearby farms as Delbert Smith and Lands family update homes. Politely themed ad urges Lavery for mayor as campaign copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarance Firestone
Fyanl Abe
Grammar
Bennie Baker
Near Overbrook
Alfred Clark
Artie Steward
Harve
Clark
Jodie Cole
March
Oscar Wi Igmins
John Clark
Ford Powters
Attie Steward
Ladies Aid
Otis Shipas
Centropolis
Wm. Clark
Hank ‘Mulhum
Ottawa
Wm. Rideau
Delbert Smith
Paul Frederick
Joe Glenn
Lida Stewart
Lecompton Social Notes and YWCA Program Planned
Lecompton residents share weekend visits with Topeka friends and relatives. Lucille Hildenbrand, a junior at Lecompton R H G, is ill at home with heart trouble. The community YWCA plans a March 24 program in the high school auditorium with the school orchestras and local choirs, to raise funds for a delegate to the YWCA convention in Herington. Norman Wagner, captain of the Missouri basketball team, played 715 minutes of 725 possible last season.
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Gladys Winter
Topeka
M. “M. Lhgt
Peter Eberhart
Maurine Bruner
Glenn Community
Lecompton
Vention
Herington
Hedger McClanahan
Elmer
Guy
el- You
Bingham
Zella Llus
Adam Stark
Journal-World
Norman Wagner
University of Missouri
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Pol Ady
Jeanne Luther
Maxine
Gamilla Luther
K. U
McAllaster Pp. T. A
Mason
North Lawrence Church
Hargiss
H.W. Hargiss
K.U
Daniell. Ferries
AL A. U
Harry Jennings
E. W. Martin
M. B.gregory
Tennessee
F Street
New York
U. S
Liberty
Liberty Rat
Liberty Fourth
Treasury
Marcel
the Dickinson
Alpha Delta Fi Sorority
Talbot
Esther Forney
Eldred May Waugh
Kathleen Teagarden
Marjorie Brooks
Ruth Brown
Freda Fergnson
Maxine Myers
J. B. Harris
New Hampshire Street
E. H. Hollands
Genevieve Martin
University of Southern California
Spinoza
Europe
Martin
Alfred H. Clark
Turner Hall
Ernie Fields
Ed Heaston
Bert Sutton
Sutton Cemetery
Irene Jardon
Richard Jardon
Charles Gale
Charline
George Clarquardt
Theresa Speicher
Cecil Jardon
John T. Clark
Alfred ‘Clark
Russell Ribeart
Rev. Clark
Robert Stewart
Brnie Dee
Howard Warner
Warner
Dan Allen
Jessia Wray
Harvey Clark
Joe Sassasman
Charlie Rush
Eureka
Ella Agard
Delbert
Claude Edgecomb
Andrew Miller
Ednessue
Smyme
Turkey
Sterling
OCR IK
Tas Tobacco Company
Mass
Mealeer
Arusa
Pat
Chevrolet
Funk’s Mortuary
Fife
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