Ireland to Loose British Control
Dublin May 1 President Eamon de Valera announced a proposed constitution that would make Ireland a sovereign independent democratic state. The document contemplates a possible union with Northern Ireland, proclaims Eire as the nation’s name and Gaelic as the dominant language, and envisions a seven year term president with a taoiseach heading the cabinet. The London press greeted the move skeptically. In a separate item, a U.S. government declaration of taking seeks 802 acres near San Francisco for coast defense guns, with landowners asking $400 an acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Irish Freestate
Northern Ireland
Ireland
Crown
British Commonwealth of Nations
League of Nations
Trish Free State
Eire
de Valera
London
Telegraph
Ulster
Dail Dream
Dail
Executive Council
Donal
Cq) Buckley
George V
U. S
San Francisco
Goverment
War Department
State sets May registration for workers past 65 in Kansas
Topeka May 1 William A Murphy unemployment compensation director said a state regulation requiring registration of workers past 65 for assignment of numbers has state commission approval. Registrations may be made at local post offices during May under agreement with the federal board. June 1 is the deadline for employers to file first reports to determine liability under the unemployment compensation law. There may be a hearing Friday May 7 to determine cash value of in kind remuneration paid employees such as lodging and meals in assessing employer liability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
William A. Murphy
Kansas
State Commission of Labor and Industry
Federal Board
Murphy
Kansas Supreme Court to rule on taxing federal employee
Miss Marjorie Clinton of Wichita sues to compel accept of her 1936 income tax return arguing salaries from Farm Credit Administration divisions are not taxable by Kansas and asks a mandamus to force tax commission to approve her figures. The case tests whether state tax applies to federal agency income. The tax commission must show cause by June 1. In 1911, there were 26 certified airplane pilots in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
State Supreme Court
Kansas
Marjorie Clinton
Farm Credit Administration
Wichita
State Tax Commission
United States
Tax Commission
Mias Clinton
Bee
Cross word puzzle hints and garbled clues from today
A fragmentary crossword puzzle page with numerous garbled clues and partial entries across and down. Readers see scattered wordplay items, mis-spellings, and incomplete references that mix religious, botanical, geographic, and thematic terms with many unreadable portions.
Furniture From Orient for the Living Room of Dr. and Mrs. Powell
Dr. Lyle Powell brings home a seven foot high Oriental salon set from Damascus featuring mother of pearl inlays Lebanon cedar and diverse woods. The collection includes four arm chairs a davenport tables a tabouret and cupboards with a decorative folding table top. Additional items include a Yunan pewter tea set a Kashmir tea cozy Afghan felt throw Janese prints and a variety of exotic souvenirs from the Orient and West Indies including sticks from Shanghai Hangchow Cuba Transylvania Poland and Haiti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Powell
Orient
Feisal
Arabia
Powell
United States
Damascus
Lebanon
Yunan Province
China
Dr. Powell
Taj Mahal
West Indies
Shanghai
Hangchow
Transylvania
Poland
Cuba
Haiti
Braised Breast of Lamb with Spinach Stuffing
Braised lamb breast simmered until tender, cooled, bones removed, then rolled with spinach stuffing. Meat browned in broth, sliced at the end for service. Spinach, celery, onion, green pepper, and butter wilted to finish the stuffing.
Spinach Stuffing Method Shared by Ruth Keller
In a skillet cook spinach while stirring constantly then push to one side. Melt butter in the rest of the pan and blend with bread crumbs to absorb butter. Mix spinach and crumbs until somewhat dry, then cook to moisten stuffing. Ruth Keller of 1135 Pennsylvania Avenue is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Keller
Pennsylvania
Lectures on Child Health at Columbia University
Miss Leona Baumgartner reports giving a series of lectures on Child Hygiene at Columbia University while serving on New York City health boards. The note also mentions sisters Mary Allen, Nydia Hughes, and Josephine Gilmore returning from California with news of Lawrence friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Leona Baumgartner
W. J. Baumgartner
Columbia University
Miss Baumgartner
Board of Health
New York City
Mary Allen
Nydia Hughes
Josephine Gilmore
Inglewood
Cal
Lawrence
Mary Griffith Osmond
Los Angeles
Mary Miller Barnes
Long Beach
Tacoma
John Power
Miss Nancy Longenecker Leads Christmas Service for NYC Children
Miss Nancy Longenecker led a Brooklyn Plymouth Church service themed Peace on Earth Good Will Toward Men. More than 1,000 New York children attended with 300 in singing and speaking choirs, viewing Beecher artifacts, in a historic Beech er linked setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Plyvarouth Church
Pilgrims
N. Y
Nancy Longenecker
Union Theological Seminary
New York City
Henry Ward Beecher
Harriett Beecher Stowe
Beechers
Salads A guide to fresh greens and varied dressings
A compact guide on making salads from lettuce water cress and celery with crisping tips and several courses. It outlines wash and dry methods for lettuce and water cress, celery uses, and offers appetizer luncheon and dinner salad ideas with dressings and combinations. It also describes tomato ring salad preparation and suggests portion guidance.
Prune Cup Salad and Turkish Salad Rolls from Esther Leigh
Prune Cup Salad combines prunes mashed with lemon juice sugar and a cheese cream mixture shaped in cups and frozen then served on watercress. Turkish Salad Rolls fold ham and cream cheese with relish, spread on lettuce leaves, rolled, sliced, and served in lettuce cups with optional olives and tomato.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
India
Esther Leigh
Home Economist
Kansas Electric Power Co
Wise Traveler Tip: Tipping Guidelines Across Services
A Associated Press overview outlines tipping norms for travelers in hotels trains and dining rooms. It covers bellboy porter maid room service checkroom wraps beauty parlors and taxi rides with typical amounts and timing for both short and extended stays. It also includes side notes on bread making and raisin preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion
Tipa Fur
Pullman
Trailer fashions in New York vacation wear on wheels
New York department stores present trailer ensembles with skirts shorts shirts and slacks in durable fabrics like denim and sheeting. Stripes or solids suit the look and buyers are urged to mix several outfits due to dusty trailer life. Sharkskin remains popular for suits jackets and beachwear with evening use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
High Prairie School Ends With Dinner and Awards
On the last day a basket dinner and program were enjoyed by nearly all in the district. Prizes were given for perfect spelling to Frederick Johanning Oscar Flory Robert Heaston Charles Johnson and June Williams. Perfect attendance pins awarded and awards for most current events went to Robert Heaston and Robert and June Williams. Various families attended the closing events at Excelsior and neighborhood residents were mentioned along with recent visits and a tractor accident involving Paul Ulrich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Johanning
Oscar Flory
Robert Heaston
Charles Johnson
June Williams
Robert
Clyde Puckett
Gerald
Cecil
Orville Puckett
Florence
Lois Johanning
Excelsior
Tainter
Phillip Williams
Franz Johanning
Manhattan
Ada Williams
Lendra
Loren Williams
Ralph Ice
Yarnold
Will Woods
Iola
Herschel Ulrich
Dan Johannine
Herman
Frederick
Paola
Paul Ulrich
Frednoche
Esther
John Knoche
Ruthnoche
Ellen Payne
Lawrence
Satin to feature in August fashion shows in New York
New York designers forecast satin will dominate August wardrobes with icy tones for evening dresses and printed satin for day wear. Tailored afternoon dresses and street ensembles in dark satin with white dots are planned, reflecting seasonal satin trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Business College Notes and Student Achievements
Oscar Cox left school to join Hill Packing Co. in Topeka as an accountant. Wilfred Eudaly began work in the County Treasurer’s office. Sherwood, formerly with Standard Oil in Emporia, now serves as District Manager in Nevada Missouri. Gregg Certificates for 100 WPM awarded to Marie irchner Madge Kingsland Ar velda Chaney Evelyn Shuck Clark Spalsbury Hazel Lee Maudie Davison Pearle Shearer Irene Conner Ellen Reece. Lola Shorer and Dorothy Brown won Gold Pin for 120 WPM. Herbert Weatherby earned Silver Medal for 140 WPM. Walton Higher Accounting students show strong work as new enrollment increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Cox
Hill Packing Co
Topeka
Wilfred Eudaly
Sherwood
Standard Oil Co
Emporia
Nevada
Gregg
Marie Irchner
Madge Kingsland
Arvelda Chaney
Evelyn Shuck
Clark Spalsbury
Hazel Lee
Maudie Davis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Isle
Eamonn de Valera
Westminster Choir
Westminster
Donald M. Swarthout
University of Kansas
Flist Presbyterian Church
F. Melner Christiansen
Montana
Pazels
IFA
Botan
Serbia
Adar
Pama Sands
Piper
Annamese
Noga
Vna Oarh
Prine
Mrs. L. S. Powell
California
Esther Settle
H. B., Don Carlos
Tennessee
National Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington, D. C
Miss Settle
Pi Beta Phi
Paris
Marina
Duchess of
Kent
Molyneux
Sarah
Mrs. I. Simpson
Herbert Gruschner
Wallis Simpson
Riviera
The
Associated Press
Walter 4. Haxman
Veda
Margaret
Strong
Troy
Doniphan County
High Prairie
Business College Notes
de Luxe
DE Luxe Cafe
Eels
Ena
Ian
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!