Germany Upheld Austro German Economic Union
Berlin March 31 AP Julius Curtius German foreign minister defended the Austro German economic union against critique from British and French ministers. He said the accord violates no treaties and aims to boost economies and European cooperation. He dismissed claims it threatens peace and urged closer European order through coordinated trade and customs while avoiding League of Nations juridical scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Julius Curtius
Arthur Henderson
Aristide Briand
Reichstag
Europe
Henderson
Council of the
League of Nations
Germany
Austria
Should Attend to Knocks in the Human Machinery
Dr Charles Mayo Rochester Minn warns cancer resembles old age in degrading cells and stresses prevention. He notes five percent of cancers occur before 35 and the dangerous range is 50 to 70, urging more physicians to teach public health care. He compares neglecting health to ignoring a knock in a car engine, urging timely medical attention.
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San Francisco
Charles Mayo
Rochester
Minn
Mayo
Bea
Igdj
Waterville Lodge Poisoning Victims Recovered
Sixty Waterville residents in Marshall county were reported fully recovered after food poisoning from sandwiches at a Rebekah lodge entertainment two weeks earlier. The illness traced to chicken meat cooked too long before serving. Secretary Jennie Lillibridge noted several victims were seriously ill. about 75 Odd Fellows and Rebekahs attended the event where the sandwiches were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterville
Kan
Marshall County
Election Held At KU For YMCA Officers
The annual student YMCA officer election at the University of Kansas was held today. Nominees elected without opposition included Hero K. Z. L Ecuyer for president George Trombold for vice president Merrill Haas for treasurer and Willard Cropp for another post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M. Gia
University of Kansas
Ice
Hero K. Z. L’ecuyer
George Trombold
Merrill Haas
Willard Cropp
Market notes and stolen car report from Kansas City
Market news from Kansas City shows heavy cattle prices uneven with sharp losses on late sales and mixed steer values across Nebraska and other weights. Government bonds closed higher as Liberty and Treasury notes moved. Police report a Model A Ford sedan stolen near Tenth and New Hampshire Streets, Liebengood noting the loss yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Livestock
Kansan City
Nebraska
Arna
Liebengood
Plan Canine Checkup Prompts stricter dog license drive
Chief of Police W J Cummings said no action yet but more strict steps will be taken to round up unlicensed dogs and impound them. Citizens collecting poll taxes verify dog license payments as action depends on license totals. Impounded animals will have days to claim by paying fees or be destroyed. 29 dogs have been disposed of this month from impounds and vehicle incidents. some families moved away leaving dogs behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altho
W.J. Cummings
William Harper
Chef Cummings
Orderly production planned for Kettleman Hills oil field
Los Angeles report states major operators will enforce an agreement to develop Kettleman Hills in an orderly, noncompetitive manner. The plan aims to produce 50,000 barrels every two days as a model for future fields, with tests overseen by an association led by oil pioneer William Reinhardt.
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Los Angeles
Mar
Kettleman Hills
California
William Reinhardt
Kansas Wins Legion Membership Contest In 22,565 To 20,981
Topeka March 31 AP Kansas defeated Oklahoma in a Legion membership contest by 22 565 to 20 981 breaking a three to three tie. Kansas adjutant Ernest A Ryan said regional membership climbed to a new high with two posts Byron H Medi ost Leavenworth and Capitol Post Topeka each enrolling over 1 000 members.
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Topeka
Mar
Kansas
Oklahoma
American Legion
Ernest A. Ryan
Kansas Adjutant
Ryan
Byron H
Mediost
Leavenworth
Capitol Post
Hesse named preacher member of state chiropractic board
Rev F C Hesse pastor at Centenary Methodist Lawrence appointed by Gov Harry Woodring as preacher member of the state board of chiropractic examiners. He is completing his fourth year as pastor and has been reappointed by prior governors including Davis Paulen and Reed into a new term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Hesse
Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church
Lawrence
Harry Woodring
State Board of Chiropractic Examiners
Hesse
Chiropractic Board
Jonathan Davis
Paulen
Reed
Woodring
Deaths and Funerals Elijsh A Alley dies at Eecompton
Elijah A Alley died this morning at Eecompton. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. Otis Skinner stars in Kismet at the Patee opening yesterday and running through Wednesday. The Broadway hit draws large crowds with S R O signs, praised for Skinner and dramatic emphasis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elijsh A. Alley
Elijah A. Alley
Eecompton
Dickinson Theatre Promises Classic Love Story and Chan Mystery
At the Dickinson theater a dramatic rendering of an immortal love story stars Isabel Carlyle with Conrad Nagel as her husband and Iain Levison as the lover. The production plays to capacity crowds and earns praise for acting. Warner Oland appears next in Charlie Chan Carries On opening Thursday.
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Ann Handing
Clive
Conrad Nagel
Snow
Dickinson Eater
Mins Harding Ypiass
Isabel jCarlyle
Nagel
Lea
Iain Levison
Serterte Poca
Liau Iehers
Lynne
Warner Oland
Aid For Stricken Managua Mobilizes Relief Effort
Washington reports a coordinated relief push by Army, Navy, and Red Cross for earthquake hit Managua. Four naval vessels including an aircraft carrier and hospital ship head toward Puerto Cabezas with planes to reach Managua, while another ship carries food and supplies to Corinto. An amphibian plane and standby flights are prepared, and Red Cross funds of 10000 dollars are dispatched under Hoover directives. State department notes about 845 Americans in Nicaragua.
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Washington
Army
Red Cross
Managua
Puerto Cabezas
Corinto
Navy
Coco Solo
Canal Zone
Hurley
Navy Rtment
Anacostia Air Station
The
Hoover
State Department
Ernest J. Swift
Insular
Foreign Departments
Miami
Nicaragua
Second Snowstorm Follows Week of Storms Across Plains
Kansas City reports a second week storm dissipating with another system forecast from the northwest. Snow blankets Oklahoma and Kansas while Montana and Wyoming warn against renewal. Colorado and New Mexico show unsettled weather. Oklahoma panhandle sees 18 inches of snow, isolations persist, stock losses feared, Plains blockade continues. One death linked to the storm, A L Leonard found in the South Dakota Badlands. sixteen deaths had been previously reported. Temperatures mostly normal but fell below freezing in Oklahoma.
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Kansas City
Rocky Mountain
Prairie
Oklahoma
Kansas
Montana
Wyoming
United States Weather Bureau
Colorado
New Mexico
Oklahoma Panhandle
Plains
Hill City
Hutchinson
Santa Fe
Sy-racuse
A. L. Leonard
Cunytable
South Dakota
Investigators Shift to Norman Campus in Murray Inquiry
Oklahoma City March 31 AP Senators probe Governor Murray's charges turn to the University of Oklahoma campus in Norman after a capitol hearing. Testimony touched on university life figures from Dean Homberg to campus gardeners and their assistants. McDonald, private investigator for Murray, defended not investigating student morals as the committee focused on alleged financial irregularities.
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Oklahoma City
Murray
University of Oklahoma
Norman
Capitol
Dean Homberg
School of Fine Arta
Jer
Alva McDonald
McDonald
Third Bandit Pleads in County Court Case
In Columbus Kansas AP reports Rickman Gene of Hockerville Oklahoma Plewled a guilty plea in district court today. Rickman's attorney Leo Armstrong asked the youth be sent to the reformatory. The judge sentenced the 19 year old to Hamilton to ten to fifty years. The other defendant Ellison 19 pleaded guilty to the robbery on March 14 and received identical sentences. Arrests occurred within six hours and the bank recovered all but 32 of the 927.35 taken. A school play at Number Six was postponed to April 11 due to bad weather and roads.
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Columbus
Kan
Rickman
Gene
Hockerville
Okla
Fudge
John
Hamilton
Leo Armstrong
A Ellison
Pe Howard
Independent candidate for Lawrence school board election
A letter to the Journal-World from an Independent candidate outlines plans for School District No. 60. He pledges honesty, independence from factions, support for consolidating Junior High and Memorial High, relocating Quincy School to the old high school, prioritizing home teachers, and cutting superintendency and clerk salaries. He calls for adherence to state text books, rebating funds for unnecessary trips, addressing student cigarette smoking, and forming a committee to inspect the old New York school for safety.
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Journal-World
Board of Education
Lawrence
Ist
Memorial
Quincy
9Th
Kentucky
Memorial High School
State
State of
Kansas
Detroit
New York
VANDALS DAMAGE AN AUTO AT LIBERTY MEMORIAL HIGH
H L Baker principal Liberty Memorial High School found his auto vandalized Saturday night with spark plugs and distributor system smashed while parked near the school. Gasoline was stolen from the car of F H Olney principal emeritus. Flowers: a companion report notes a frightening at his house for the maid. Nearby, revival sermons at Free Methodist Church drew interest after last night service. A separate field mentions Lake Managua and Mata Galpa coast area as part of a broader report on regional wholesale offices and retail firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Baker
Liberty Memorial High School
Evangelist McKay
Navy orders vessels to aid Managua earthquake zone
Washington March 31 AP The navy department ordered four ships to begin relief efforts for Managua after the earthquake. Vice Admiral Willard is to dispatch Lexington or Saratoga from Guantanamo Cuba to Puerto Cabezas for airlift to the disaster area. The hospital ship Relief traveling with the fleet was ordered to return to Corinto Nicaragua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
Nicaraguan
Managua
Department
Arthur L. Willard
Lexington
Saratoga
Guantanamo
Cuba
Puerto Cabezas
Nicaragua
West Side Presbyterian Church Annual Meeting
The West Side Presbyterian Church will hold its annual meeting on Wednesday evening. All members and friends are invited to a 6:30 dinner, followed by the business meeting at 8:00. It is important that all members be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
5 Side Presbyterian Church
Under Fire Mayor Walker Heads Back to New York
Mayor James J. Walker sails from California back to New York amid charges filed by Governor Roosevelt. At a Carnegie Hall mass meeting, John Haynes Holmes urged Walker to accept his fate, with Norman Thomas and Heywood Broun among speakers. The crowd cheered indictments of Tammany as Walker enjoys a desert tan and non nicotine cigarettes during the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Walker
John Haynes Holmes
Waterloo
Jr. Holmes
Carnegie Hall
California
City Affairs Committee
Roosevelt
Mr. Holmes
Norman Thomas
Eastern Star meeting and Mothers Day notices
Royal Neighbors will meet Thursday afternoon at Holloway's hall Adah chapter of the Eastern Star entertained at lunch Monday at the Masonic temple for members of Rinda chapter of Tonganoxie. The luncheon featured a star table layout and a flower display with readings, songs, and a quilt exhibit from ages old. Members from both chapters attended along with various guests. Mothers day invitations were issued by Sigma Chi for May 2 as part of Jayhawker yearbook planning. Charles A. Deardorff and Joe Balch named editor and managing editor respectively.
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Adah
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Rinda
Tonganoxie
Thomas Gerhart
Alta Sackett
Lawrence Club
Edith Freienmath
Fonganoxie Club
Karl Bratton
Elmer Anderson
S. A. Bobrov
Sigma Chi Fraternity
Jayhawker
Charles A. Deardorff
Overbrook
Joe ¥. Balch
Chanute
Jayhawker, University of Kansas
Dinners and Obituaries Fill Eudora Community Notices
Arlean and Verlyn Couch attended Sam Davis dinner last Sunday for his eighty third birthday a surprise to Mr and Mrs Davis. Miss Lefmann 44 died in Kansas City at E Hodges home. Naval services were held at Eudora Methodist church and burial in Eudora cemetery. Dorothy Gabriel Clara Baden attended a teachers meeting in Olathe and entered a spelling contest with Evelyn Hale and Delbert Neis. Mr Mila Wotan and children visited with Irvin Votan family. Howard Miller and sons visited with Lewis Seiwald and family. Frank Johns Wesley Deckwa and Delores Gabriel Paul Hausman families shared Sunday dinners. Mrs Hale visited Fairview school Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Reynolds
Dau Ay
Beulabe
Mienether
de Soto
Alonzo Ambler
Louise
Kansas
E. C. Hodges
Miss Lefman
Lena Lefmann
Jake Lefmann
Lawrence
Philip Lefmann
Edwin Lefmann
Kansas City
Henry Lefmann
St. Louis
Eudora
Eudora Cemetery
Misa Dorothy Gabriel
Clara Baden
Olathe
Gabriel
Evelyn Hale
Delbert Neis
Mila Wotan
Irvin Votan
Howard Miller
Glenn
Bobby
Lewis Seiwald
Frank Johns
Wesley Deckwa
Delores
Paul Hausman
Philp Gabriel
Hale
Fairview School
Pleasant Valley 4 H and farming topics at club meeting
Pleasant Valley Farm Bureau Club met at Miss Olive Illian’s home to discuss sleeves, flowers, and club goals for the year. Members debated planting nasturtiums as the club flower and alternative choices like zinnias and dahlias. The meeting moved to the first Thursday, with the next gathering slated for April 2 at Mrs. Otto Luckan’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley Farm Bureau Club
Olive Illian
John Blough
L. Lowell
Otto Luckan
A. R. Kennedy
Pleasant Valley
Nebraska
Catherine Luckan
Vivian Rothrock
Francis
Derrell Orall
Neil
Dan Wiian
Maxine
Harold Howard
Lucille’ Blough
Douglas County Chorus
Mable Barnhart
Lawrence
LawrenceNeighbors Share Sunday Afternoons
A lengthy listing of local Lawrence and nearby residents visiting relatives, hosting guests, and attending events Sunday through midweek. Names include Mrs. Fannie Bingham, Oscar and Hattie Schwartz, Winona Breithaupt, Mrs. J. W. Wilson, the Breithaupt and Johanning families, and many others. The items describe housework, visits at homes, birthday celebrations, church activities, and a charity supper at Willow Springs township hall.
Local residents gather for birthdays and visits in Otjtowa and nearby towns
Thursday with Mr and Mrs Guy Deskines and Stella. Mr and Mrs J W Breithaupt and Winona shopped in Otjtowa Saturday afternoon. John Elm and Elmer Winterman motored to Black Jack Tuesday morning and called at several homes. Mrs Anna Hornberger celebrated her 75th birthday Monday afternoon with many guests including Rev B Slupiamek and Mrs Schwartz. Various locals assisted with farm work and visited relatives throughout the week. Stella Deskines visited Mae and Elsie Pippert. Florence Heim stayed overnight with Ruth Breithaupt. We teach watches to tell time. Luther Gustafson, fine jewelry repairing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Gabriel
Alvin Gabriel
Alfred Eisele
Eudora
George Hornberger
Myrna
Hilda
Mildred
Paola
Will Hornberger
Emelia Hornberger
Henry Hornberger
Albert Hornberger
Anna Hornberger
Ee Stella Deskines
Frances
Ruth Breithaupt
Margaret
Sophia Heim
Lawrence
C. G. Schwartz
Hattie
George Hunsinger
Fairview
J. W. Wilson
John Stoehener
Dorothy Breithaupt
Lucas Fleen
Theo. Elm
Oscar Heinon
Alvin
John Elm
Opal
Harold
Louis Seele
Rumsey
Lawn Fence
Harley Lyons
Walter Schwartz
Walter Fleer
Ivan Schwartz
Melvin
Ernest Pohle
Harry Flory
Eva Haas
Schwalm
Dorothy
Emelie Hornberger
Booker
Elma Washington
Dave Heffner
Glenn Schwartz
Willow Springs
Ellmer Wintermantel
J. W. Breithaupt
Topeka
Ernest Tingle
Anna Johanning
Ruth
Louisa Schwartz
Frank Marshall
Orville Elm
Henry Pohl
Walter Pohl
John Schwalm
Henry Stoebener
A. Mastin
C. Eliphart
Florence Heim
Nellie Winterman
Tel
Elmer
Faye
Hattie Schwartz
William Johanning
Carl Paimbeck
Elizabeth
Antonette
Elise Haas
Andrew Elm
Winona
Beeitaust
Helen Heppner
Brubsker
Jones
Ottawa
Harve Fayer
Alvie
Michigan Valley
John Miller
Overbrook
C. A. Michael
Gey- Charles
Jean
Vassar
Guy Deskines
Stella
Otjtowa
Elmer Wintermantel
Black Jack
Ira Hirdome
B. Slupiamek
G. Schwartz
Carl Palmbeck
Edw. Tohanning
Emeliee Hornberger
John Stoebener
John Stobel
Fred Heim
Arnold
Kaptains Creek Dinner Guests Visit Area Families
Captains Creek fragment lists Mr and Mrs Frank Bruner of Kansas City as Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Theodore Whoren. Also mentions Mr and Mrs Howard Caviners visiting father John Vitt at Kaw Valley and a partial entry for Rev and Mrs A J Bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank. Bruner
Kansas City
Theodore Whoren
Howard
John Vitt
Kaw Valley
A. J. Bales
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Grace Jetmore
Clara Bolin
J. J. Street
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Emma Zweifel
C.H. Caine
Jean McKone
Robina Corlett
Annie Belle
Bertha Kinzler
Léah Phenicie
Edah Freienmuth
Lula Giebe
Ada Haskins
Georgia Ramsey
Elizabeth Nye
Annie McNaughton
Gladys Ratliff
Sadie Allan
Grace Sanders
Effie Fisher
C. Harlan
Annie Hunter
Emma Papenhausen
Arlean
Verlyn Couch
Sam Davis
Academy
Ruth Blowough
Phil Il Blough
Orville Carey
Ilian
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W. N. Allison
Dale
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Meadowlark
County Council
Walter Howard
Harold Rothrock
Home Management
Chamber of Commerce
H. D. Rothrock
H.A. Hutchinson
Mildred Hutchinon
Oskaloosa
Park
Kenneth Halderman
Mike Hadi
Clinton
Bert Winchell
Pleasant Grove
Emanuel Ehlrich
Russell
Hansen
Leon
Minnie Ehirich
Ross Bingham
Oscar
Will Postma
Misa Winona Breithaupt
Clara Williams
Willard
Mery
Michael
Jose Heffner
Roy Schwalm
Miss Stoebener
Helen
Carl
Wm. Johanning
Will Lynch
Hazel
Irene
Joyce Leach
Richard Sawyer
Chnnie Breithaupt
Olive Ford
Helen Thomas
Olive
Lucas Fleer
Carl Plambeck
Ed Johanning
Copeland
Olson Bros
General Motor Shimmons Bros
Topeke
Kans
J. L. Hersh
Pres
Captains Creek
Establi
Schubert Funeral’ Home
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