French Demands For Security Considered In London
London reports Britain sees little chance France will soften security demands for disarmament. British cabinet debates how to proceed while awaiting a clearer French statement. U.S. position unchanged. Roosevelt shows no intent to pledge force in advance to defend France or others. France seeks enforceable guarantees, not mere consultative pacts, before limited German rearmament.
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London
Great Britain
France
Germany
United States
America
John Simon
Anthony Eden
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Paris
League of Nations
Geneva
Norman H. Davis
Easter Music by Wesleyan Chorus at First Methodist
The Wesleyan Chorus of First Methodist Episcopal church directed by Dorothy Enlow will present a 30 minute Easter program from Handel Messiah at the Morning worship service tomorrow at 10 50 o clock. Soloists Miss Helen Beard contralto and Miss Blanche Sams soprano. The program includes organ preludes and arias and choruses from Messiah and Hallelujah. North Side Baptist Church services follow usual hours with morning sermon and evening choir program. Sunday is trusted day.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Dorothy Enlow
Helen Beard
Blanche Sams
Faure
Massenet
Tom Ryan
Messiah
North Side
First Christian Church
C. E. Sawhill
Sawhill
Mozart
Charles Noble
Norman Edmonds
Richard Rice
Opal Richardson
Parker
Jerusalem
Millard Laing
Mattie Crumline
Claude Scott
Golgotha
God
Jones
Seth W. Slaughter
Jesus
Ethel Fenstemaker
Cleo Collins
Kansas Officials in Union Ballroom and Static Dancers
Newton Kansas March 24 AP Dr Jacob W Graybill former lieutenant governor of Kansas died today at Junction City He was born to Dutch parents on a Pennsylvania farm and moved to Kansas in 1877 He practiced medicine after KU graduation and held Masonic and National Guard roles He is survived by his widow Joanna Jackson and children Russell and Harriet The article also recalls lighthearted notes about the Union ballroom finishing touches and a mysterious static electricity problem affecting dancers and club events including Elbel and the women’s club teas plus Sigma Chi masquerade anecdotes and local marriage licenses
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Kan
Jacob W. Graybill
Kansas
Junction City
Pennsylvania
Harvey County
Grayhill
University of Kansas
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Harvey-McPherson
Graybill
Wichita
National Guard
Aioe
Joanna Jackson
Col
Tom Jackson
Russell
Home Office
Workmen
Harriet
Emporia to host twentieth annual music festival
Daniel E Hirschler marks 20th annual College of Emporia music festival opening Sunday with 125 voice festival chorus and 100 voice vesper choir, 35 piece symphony, eight soloists. Soloists include Anna Tate and Clyde Neibarger and Roy Schuessler. Programs run March 25 26 and include Cadman Wind of March.
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Emporia
Kan
Daniel E. Hirschler
College of Emporia
Dean Hirschler
University String Quartet of
Kansas University
Charles Wakefield Cadman
Closing Girl Scout Week in Lawrence Pageant Tonight
The final event in Lawrence marks Girl Scout Week with a pageant and Golden Eaglet awards at 7 30 in the senior high auditorium. Awards go to Mary Bess Doty and Barbara Pendleton with Mrs F P O Brien directing and music by the elementary school orchestra under C Vermillion. The University of Florida golf team begins a demanding spring schedule with seven tournaments.
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Lawrence
Mary Bess Doty
Barbara Pendleton
F. P. O Brien
C. Vermillion
City Rule What 5 Form 5 debate on governance visions
University of Kansas political science instructor explains two reform options for city government. The Perseanett plan would replace a three member commission with ward based council elections and a citywide mayor, police judge, and treasurer, with annual ward retirements and party primaries. The manager form would appoint a three member nonpartisan commission to hire a city manager, with alternating 4 and 2 year terms and a rotating schedule every two years. also notes Unitarian church program on Lenten customs and birthday observances of Charles Eliot.
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University of Kansas
Maddox
Commission
Deaths and Funerals Miss Pattison 76
Miss Martha H. Pattison aged 76 died early this morning at her sister Mrs Faring Bingham’s home at 1324 New Hampshire Street. Funeral services set for 2:20 PM Monday at Schubert Funeral Home with Rev Robert A. Hunt officiating. Burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Surviving relatives include brothers Orin H. Pattison of Herington Kansas and William H. Pattison of Spokane Washington.
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Martha H. Pattison
Faring Bingham
New Hampshire Street
Schubert Funeral Home
Robert A. Hunt
Memorial Park Cemetery
Orin H. Pattison
Herington
Kan
William H. Pattison
Spokane
Wash
Interior decoration completed at Lawrence Police Department
The Lawrence police station interior has been redesigned with tan wallpaper and painted woodwork and fixtures. Officer Bill Hayter finished the upgrade with a thorough floor cleaning, and the General Mills broadcast at 9:45 tonight from the Topeka WIBW station will feature bakery product themed segments and Abe Lyman's orchestra.
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Nall
Bill Hayter
Mills
Topeka
WIBW
Henry Brinkman
Éent
Abe Lyman
Mattern Exhibit Opens at Spooner Thayer Museum
An oils and water colors show by Karl Mattern of the University of Kansas painting department is on display in the Spooner Thayer museum south gallery through April. The water color U S Highway 40 won first prize at the Midwestern Artists annual exhibit in Kansas City last month. The collection includes views of Nuremberg and Paris and a portrait of Mattern’s mother painted during his Germany trip.
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Karl Mattern
University of Kansas
Spooner-Thayer Museum
U. S. Highway 40
Kansas City
Nuremberg
Paris
Mattern
Germany
France
L. C. Allen Elected Senior Counselor by United Commercial Travelers
L C Allen was elected senior counselor of the United Commercial Travelers at the annual election held last night. Other officers chosen include Byron Sweely junior counselor J R Good past counselor Harold A Pontius secretary treasurer Roy Lawrence conductor Frank Durland sentinel and W M Smith chaplain C Bell and Walter Johns named to the executive committee L W McNamara elected representative to the grand council meeting with J R Good as alternate.
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L. C. Allen
United Commercial Travelers
Byron Sweely
J. R. Good
Harold A. Pontius
Roy Lawrence
Frank Durland
Sentinel
W. M. Smith
C. ¥. Bell
Walter Johns
L. W. McNamara
No to Defaulters Threatens Global Credit
Washington announces a policy to bar new U.S. loans to foreign debtor nations in default or partly in default. Secretary Morgenthau said the Johnson bill already passed the Senate and likely will pass the House, signaling a shift against France and other defaulters. New York banks were urged to join a 100 million guilder Dutch syndicate loan to France, which Morgenthau noted is among the defaulters.
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Washington
America
Morgenthal
Congress
Johnson
Calif
Senate
House
Morgenthau
France
New York
Finland Only War Debt Debtor Eligible for U.S. Loan
The report states that the United States would shut out most war debtors including Great Britain Belgium Italy Poland Czechoslovakia and Greece from loans while Finland would be eligible. Finland is up to date on her payments.
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Great Britain
Belgium
Italy
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Greece
Finland
Hold Sales Meeting of Sixty Nine Standard Oil Dealers
Sixty nine Standard Oil dealers from Lawrence Ottawa Olathe Osawatomie Paola and Bonner Springs attended a dinner and conference at the Eldridge hotel. C C Moore presided and J A Pearson spoke on the petroleum code and a new retail merchandising plan. E A Tessien explained a company film outlining sales plans for the next three years and heavy use of newspaper advertising.
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Standard- Oil
Lawrence
Ottawa
Olathe
Osawatomie
Paola
Bonner Springs
Eldridge Hotel
C. C. Moore
Standard
J. A. Pearson
E. A. Tessien
Hard Freeze Forecast With Temperatures Near 20s
Weather predictions in the Midwest warn of a hard freeze next week with lows around 20 to 25 in northern areas and 25 to 30 in the south while highs may reach 45 to 50. Topeka and Kansas towns brace for winter conditions as temperatures stay well below normal.
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Topeka
Nebraska
Kansas
Flora
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