Kaw Valley potato marketing plan dropped for year
The proposed Kaw Valley potato growers cooperative marketing plan has been dropped this year. Organizers signed up only seventy five percent of the acreage, short of the eighty five percent goal. They will resume with further signups hoping to implement the agreement next year via a clearing house and minimum price quotation committee. Meetings to organize the growers were held last fall.
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Co-Operative
Kaw
Kaw Valley
Legion Marble Tourney Set For Saturday In Lawrence
The Legion Marble Tourney will be held Saturday at South Park in Lawrence for boys of the city, hosted by Liberty Post of the American Legion. If rain occurs, events move to the Stadium. George Reed, athletic officer, urges referees to attend a meeting at the post rooms tonight for instructions. Prizes include a fountain pen and a silver loving cup to the top finisher and the school for the next year. Grades mirror Lawrence schools from third to ninth. entrants under third grade may join with third grade relays.
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South ‘Park
Lawrence
Liberty
American
Legion
George Reed
Post
Reed
Carl
Dismissal of U S Attorney DeGroot by Hoover
Washington May 2 AP William A DeGroot repeatedly refused to resign as United States attorney for the eastern New York district and has been summarily dismissed by President Hoover. He is the third district attorney ousted amid Mitchell's drive for efficiency in the government service and the nationwide survey of prosecuting offices started under that push. The resignation was first requested January 28, 1929, then renewed April 8 and again April 24, all refused by DeGroot.
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Washington
William A. DeGroot
United States
New York
Hoover
Mitchell
Department of Justice
Sargent
DeGroot
Kansans to Attend Midwestern Archaeology Conference
Dr. F. W. Blackmar of the sociology department is invited by the National Research Council to attend a May 17 and 18 conference in St Louis. The meeting aims to emphasize conserving mounds and other prehistoric sites for scientific study and will include a scientific session with technical papers. Blackmar attends as a Kansas delegate and NR Council guest.
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F.W. Blackmar
Department of Sociology
National Research Cuncil
St.Louis
Midwestern
Doctor Blackmar
Kansas
National Research Council
Welcome by Emperor Hirohito to Prince Henry at Tokyo station
At Tokyo May 2 Emperor Hirohito greeted Prince Henry of England Duke of Gloucester at the rail yard as he arrived from Yokohama. They spoke briefly before a ceremonial procession carried the crown prince Chichibu to Kasumigasaki. The emperor then returned quietly to his residence.
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Tokyo
Japan
Hirohito
Prince Henry
England
Duke of Gloucester
Yokohama
Order of the Garter
Chichibu
Kasumigaseki Palate
Carnegie Pensions Cut Affects 2800 Professors
In New York on May 2, the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching announced a pension reduction affecting about 2,800 professors. Total funds range from 16 to 17 million dollars. Claude Furst, secretary, disclosed the figures.
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Carnegie
New York
Carnegie Foundation
Claude
Furst
Deer Escape From Topeka Park Enclosure
Deer escaped from Gate Park at Topeka yesterday afternoon. One white tail deer remained at large while parkmen captured another near the Security Benefit Association. Rummage sale Saturday May 726 at Mass H Se Girl Reserves Cowles option.
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Topeka Park
Gate Park
Topeke
Association
Mass. H. Se
Women from Lawrence attend Shawnee county W C T U meeting
Mrs Elizabeth Jacmainpresident of the Douglas County W C T U speaks at Topeka Third Christian Church as Topeka hosts a two day session. Mrs Jacmain and other local members Mrs Hale Mrs Popplewell and Mrs Copenhaver motored to Topeka to attend the sessions.
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Lawrence
Shawnee
Topeka
Deaths and Funerals of Mrs Irena Ramsey at 824 Maine Street
Mrs Irena Jana Ramsey aged 68 years 4 months of 824 Maine Street died yesterday at a local hospital. Services set for Friday at 2 30 PM from First Baptist Church with Rev J F Watts officiating. Burial Oak Hill cemetery. She is survived by husband Charles Ramsey nine children thirteen grandchildren and three brothers. Children include Mrs J J Bergman Dos Palos California Mrs W E Ferris Chicago etc.
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Irena Jana Ramsey
Maine Street
First Baptist Church
J. F. Watts
Oak Hill Cemetery
Dos Palos
Cal
Chicago
E. W. Ferris
W Ramsey
Lawrence
A. L
Reuer
Obituaries for C C McDowell and Jennie Potts
C C McDowell aged 76 died at his daughter Mrs Ralph Harman’s home 407 West Sixth Street Funeral planned in Cottonwood Falls Kansas on Saturday afternoon He is survived by his daughter Mrs Harman a son C W McDowell of Rock Springs and two granddaughters Helen and Nancy Harman Jennie Potts aged 67 died at home 842 Connecticut Street Funeral services set for 2 30 o clock Friday at Ninth Billy Baptist church Rev G N Jackson to officiate burial in Oak Hill cemetery
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C. C. McDowell
Ralph Harman
West Sixth Street
Cottonwood Falls
Kan
Harman
C. W. McDowell
Rock Springs
Helen
Nancy Harman
Jennie Potts
Connecticut Street
Eet Baptist Church
G. N. Jackson
Oak Hill Cemetery
Funeral Rites for Dr Dyche Held at Utica Church
Services for Dr Lewis Lindsay Dyche 33 died at his Utica Kansas home were conducted at Plymouth Congregational Church with Rev Alfred D Grey officiating. Burial followed at Oak Hill Cemetery. Survived by his wife Agnes Rose Bolinger of Utica and son Donald Lewis born 1926, plus his mother Mrs L L Dyche of Lawrence and brothers Walter and George and sister Ruth C Dyche.
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Utica
Kan
Plymouth Congregational Church
Alfred D. Grey
Oak Hill Cemetery
Masons
Dyche
Lawrence
Ophelia Axtell
Pratt County
Pratt
University of Kansas
Rosedale
Wesley Hospital
Kansas City
General Hospital
Montreal
Canada
Jetmore
Agnes Rose Bollinger
Donald Lewis
Masonic Order of
Ness City
Walnut Valley Lodge
Phi Beta Pi
Walter
Detroit
George
Topeka
Ruth C. Dyche
Wichita
Waldorf Astoria Passes From New York After Unforgettable Era
The Waldorf Astoria, once a beacon of champagne and cocktails, closed at midnight after hosting 2000 guests for a final grand ballroom dinner. Charles C. Paulding and Senator Royal Copeland offered regrets, while Marshal Joffre and General Gouaud sent messages of sorrow after enjoying the hotel during visits to the country.
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New York
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Charles C. Paulding
New York Central
United States
Royal
Copeland
Marshal Joffrey
Gougaud
Paris
Woman Exonerated in Connecticut Husband Death
Mrs Gladys Maude Foster Beardslee of Stratford was exonerated of criminal responsibility in the death of her husband Oliver Beardslee. Coroner John J. Phelan ruled the fatal bullet wound at Bridgeport hospital resulted from Beardslee's own intended or accidental acts after a quarrel at their home.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Gladys -Maude Foster Beardslee
Stratford
Oliver Beardslee
John
Beardslee
Temple
Abilene Chronicle Sold to Salina Publisher
The Abilene Chronicle, a weekly newspaper in Abilene Kansas, has been purchased by C W Wheeler of Salina from J Wheeler. Mr Wheeler will move to Abilene at once and will retain his interest in the Salina Sun of Salina Kansas.
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Abilene
Salina
Kan
Lobach Sentenced to Life in Prison for Seven Robbery Counts
Lobach, aged 38, captured by police after a drug store robbery attempt ended with the shooting and death of his brother. He pleaded guilty in county circuit court to seven counts of first degree robbery. He was sentenced to life imprisonment in the state penitentiary.
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Kansas City
Lobach
State Penitentiary
Topeka Robbers Plead Guilty in Diamond Case
San Francisco and Topeka scenes connect a high profile diamond theft. Mike Marino and John Schopen pleaded guilty to second degree robbery for stealing 400000 in diamonds, confessing after tracking salesman Harry Amois across the continent. Police tracked them to Topeka where a train conductor’s suspicions led to recovery of the jewels.
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San Francisco
Mike “Black
Mike” Marino
John ‘Schopen
Sanrentin
Superior Court
Schopen
Marino
Harry Amois
New York
Topeka
Kan
Harness Thieves Active Near McLouth Reported
Harness thefts have recurred in Leavenworth county with five incidents in the McLouth area this past week. J E Cannon north of Lawrence reported two sets of harness and two saddles stolen last night, Van Garrett of McLouth disclosed a costly double work harness theft, and other farmers noted losses. Rewards of 25 and 50 dollars are offered for recovery and arrest, as Lawrence authorities warn stores to watch for sale of the items.
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Leavenworth
McLouth
J. E.cannon
Lawrence
Cannon
van Garrett
Farmers’ Protective Association of
Jealousy Motive Suspected in Wife’s Murder Case
White Plains report states jealousy as a possible motive in the case of Earl F. Peacox who confessed to strangling his 20 year old wife Dorothy and setting her body on fire. Evidence of a rival emerged as Eugene Bussey, a Johns Hopkins student, described a flirtation with Mrs Peacox and the husband’s angry reaction. Bussey planned to assist in Peacox’s defense in the coming days.
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White Plains
Earl F. Peacox
Dorothy
Peacox
Eugene Bussey
Johns Hopkins University
Fitts says not reopen McPherson case
Los Angeles May 2 AP District Attorney Baron W Fitts announced he would not reopen the Aimee Semple McPherson case on the basis of evidence from the impeachment trial of Superior Judge Carlos S Hardy. Mrs McPherson and her mother faced conspiracy to obstruct justice charges for a false grand jury story about the evangelist's 1926 disappearance. The case had been dropped. Judge Hardy faced accusations of aiding McPherson in the defense but was acquitted.
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Los Angeles
Baron W. Fitts
Aimee Semple McPherson
Carlos S Hardy
Hardy
Woman forfeits bond in Kansas City court case
Mrs Christine Woodside former lion temper and whipping mother forfeited a 500 peace bond in Kansas City Kansas. The incident followed an assault on Miss Inez McKinnon a school teacher on a downtown street in Kansas City Missouri. Woodside said she whipped McKinnon because McKinnon befriended her daughter Lorene who had sought court action against her mother.
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Kansas City
Kan
Christine Woodside
No Miracle For Hartnett Cubs Star Catcher Sidelined
Hartnett star catcher for the Cubs suffers shoulder soreness again after claiming a miracle removal. Diag shows likely out for another month as manager Joe McCarthy weighs lineup changes. Chicago details from AP report describe the veteran nursing a sore arm since training.
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Cubs
Hartnett
Joe McCarthy
Race Ends in Tie at Miami Oklahoma May 2
Johnny Salo of Passaic and Sam Richman of New York tied for first in the 36.9 mile race from Joplin Missouri to Miami Oklahoma in 4 hours 36 minutes 50 seconds. Elizabeth McDougal, visiting Mrs A M Dow, returned to Kansas City. Frank Jones visiting Kansas City. Valspar Lacquer and 4 hour Enamel advertised by Barber's Drug Store.
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Miami
Okla
Johnny Salo
Passaic
Xii
Flying ‘Cop
Sam
Richman
En. York
C.C. Pyle
S.bunion
I Elizabeth’— McDougal
A. M. Dow
Kansas City
Barber’s ‘Drug
Alcoholic Deaths Rise At Met Life in Q1
The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company reports a surge in deaths from acute and chronic alcoholism among policyholders in the United States and Canada. In the first quarter of the year 175 deaths were recorded, up from 144 in the same period last year, the highest since 1917.
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New York
The
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
United States
Canada
Court Order Sends Sinclair to Three Months Jail
Washington May 2 The Supreme Court mandates the District of Columbia trial court to carry out its verdict sentencing Harry F Sinclair to three months in a common jail. The mandate will be mailed Saturday and expected to reach the district court Monday. An order of commitment will be issued immediately upon receipt.
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Washington
Supreme Court
District Columbia Trial Court
Harry F. Sinclair
District Court
Tacna Arica Settlement Reached Between Chile and Peru
Lima Peru May 2 AP- The long running Tacna Arica dispute between Chile and Peru has been completed authorities state Formal announcement expected from Washington within the next two days President officials plan to issue the full terms and details shortly after.
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Lima
Peru
Chile
Washington
Youth Charged With Attempted Gas Theft In Lawrence
Douglas Crosby of Los Angeles was arrested by Officer George Price on alleged attempt to steal gasoline from a car near the Masonic Temple. The vehicle belonged to George Peters, assistant superintendent at Haskell Institute. Crosby was released and ordered to leave Lawrence.
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Douglas Crosby
Los Angeles
Kansas City
George Price
Masonic Temple
Crosby
Lawrence
George Peters
Haskell Institute
Beatrice Belkin Draws Largest Audience in America
Waldemar Gelich told a Kiwanis-Rotary luncheon audience that Beatrice Belkin sings to more people than any other artist in America, excluding radio. She reportedly drew 20,000 persons daily at the Roxy in New York for six months, and tonight she and violinist Harry Farbman kick off the Young American Artists recital series at the University auditorium.
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sBeatrice
Arrest of Mexican Communists in Mexico City May Day clash
Three men alleged to be Mexican communists were under arrest in Mexico City for investigation after a May Day demonstration in front of the American consulate was broken up by police. One man Leopoldo Quiroga was charged with shouting death to Morrow. Ambassador Morrow faced aggressive posters before the protest.
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Mexico City
Leopoldo Quiroga
Morrow
Final Works Put In on Exhibit at Lawrence Junior High
Lawrence junior high students and faculty prepared for the annual Open House and Exhibit this evening in the old high school building. A program including performances by the girls' glee club will begin at 7 30 o'clock in the old high school building.
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Lawrence
New Patronage Set Up in Georgia Post Office
Washington May 2 AP Postmaster General Brown informed a Georgia bipartisan committee that the new patronage committee he created to replace Horace A. Mann will stand.
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Washington
Brown
Georgia
Horace A. Mann
Theft charge against Topekanion in Kansas City
Mark H. Nichols, 324, of Topeka Kansas, was held in jail in default of a $2000 bond on a theft charge for stealing an automobile from a sales room in Kansas City Kansas.
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Topekanion
Kansas City
Kans
Mark H. Nichols
Topeka
Kan
Hearing on WHB license suspension set for May 23
A federal radio commission hearing on the WHB Kansas City license suspension will be held in Washington on May 23. The notice was learned today. Additional items include a rummage sale and a mass event on Saturday with a Mass High School Girl Reserves advertisement.
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WHB
Kansas City
Federal Radio Commission
Washington
Valley Grove School Ends Term With Big Dinner
Valley Grove held its last day of school on Friday with a bountiful dinner and ice cream for all, a large afternoon program featured recitations songs and dialogues by students led by teacher Edith Moses. Community members and relatives visited, with notes of thanks from the school board and well wishes for Mrs Moses in the future.
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Valley Grove
Frank Anfred
Jimmie Wilbur
Vernon Flory
Faye Stewart
Richard
Oscar Emery
Raymond
Garner
Ellen
Eva
Edna May’ Lee
Junior Puckett
Colleen Barnes
Emery
Wilbur
Dunces
Mr.Rithmetic
Daryl Stewart
Elvin
Little Willie
Glen Champion
Gerald Flory
Billy Buster
Lawrence Smith
Tiny Tots Tea Party
Miss Midget
Alberta Garner
Hey”—Gordon Wilbur
Ruby Gayner
Bonnie Jean Barnes
Susie Holladay
Darlene Smith
Edith Moses
Sealigher
Lottie Ward
Harold Garner
Petrie
O’hara
Esta Brooke
Kansas City
Albert Ford
Albert Petit
Woodstock
Ira Ward
C. G. Petrie
William Puckett
Dan Smith
Frederick Champion
McLouth
Lizzie Petrie
Fred Champion
Glen
Frank Champion
Lawrence
Edna
Spray
Floyd Lawrence
Atchison
Oskaloosa
O'Neal
M.l.unfred
Ford
Harold
Champion
Lawrence Ward
J. W
Matley
Governor Reed Visits Hutchinson State Fairgrounds
Governor Clyde M. Reed toured the Hutchinson state fair grounds and the state reformatory in a May 2 inspection stop, highlighting campus facilities during the visit.
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Reed
Hutchinson
Kans
Clyde M. Reed
State Fair
State Reformatory
Crop frost fears N Canada and Midwest boost Wheat
Wheat firm as frost in Nebraska Kansas and Lincoln areas spurs fears of damage to the new crop while domestic winter wheat yield is seen higher by about 40 million bushels. Chicago traders note varied bids and mixed early gains across markets, with corn and oats showing smaller moves. Livestock prices in Chicago and Kansas City steadier, with hogs and cattle trading on light to moderate demand.
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Chicago
Kanada
Nebraska
Missouri
Lincoln
Neb
Lsc
Kansas
Dodge City
Kan
Kansas City Grain Prices May 2 Wheat and Corn Figures
Kansas City grain market report shows wheat with mixed Car sales: No 2 dark hard and No 3 dark hard ranges, prices around 1.07 to 1.20 per bushel with close May 1.05 and July 1.09. Corn bids list No 2 white and yellow around 85 to 91 cents, oats modest gains, rye and barley quoted nominally.
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Kansas City
Grain Futures Report From Chicago Market Brief
Chicago close shows May and Sept contracts for corn and oats with varied price quotes. May 113 heat section and July 9335 for corn, Sept. 9574 96. Averages and weekly movements noted with ongoing volatility across May July and September positions.
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Chicago
Kansas City Hay Market Report May 2
AP dispatch from Kansas City notes hay receipts at 23 cars with prices steady to $2 lower. No.1 alfalfa extra leafy fetches 32.00 to 33.00, No.2 30.50 to 31.50, No.1 27.00 to 30.00. Prairie hay No.1 13.00 to 14.00, No.2 2.50. Timothy No.1 17.00 to 18.00, No.2 15.50 to 16.50.
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Kansas City
Livestock
Kansas
City
U. S. Dept. of An.j
Kansas City Hay Market
Hhay
Prairie Airie
Timothy
Chicago Potato Market May 2 Receipts 134 Cars
Chicago market report lists receipts at 134 cars and steady new stock. Bliss Triumphs No 14 priced 4.90 with sacks, Wisconsin round whites 6b 90, Minnesota North Dakota sacked round whites 63 85, Red River Ohios 20 985, Idaho Russets 2 00.
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Chicago
API
U. S
Dent. of Ag
Texas
Bliss
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River
Kansas City Produce Market Prices Report May 2
AP notes morning quotes from Kansas City market. Eggs at 24 cents for firsts and 21 cents for seconds. Butter 48 cents at Creamery and 47 cents in large quantities. Butterfat 46 cents with premium extra quality butter at 26 cents. Poultry prices show hens 26 cents, broilers 38 cents, roosters 11 cents.
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Kansas City
Roosters L&c
Local Markets Today Grain and Livestock Prices
Grain prices list White corn 75 yellow corn 75 red or mixed corn 75 soft wheat 58 per bushel moisture discounts 1.0 hard wheat 90 oats 30 kaffir 1.15 per hundred. Poultry hens 22 24 25 broilers 30 34 heavy stags and roosters 17 light stags and roosters 12 ducks 19 12 Reese 10 turkeys 20 24. Wae Firsts 25 seconds 2. Hogs 7.00 10.70.
Government bonds figures from New York May report
Liberty Lands closed at 7.08 with 3345, Liberty first at 43529.21, Liberty fourth at 4345 93.28. Treasury 41.5 at 109, Treasury 4s at 105. Record notes Liberty and Treasury bond prices and totals from the market summary.
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Government Bonds
New York
Liberty Lands
Liberty
Liberty First
Liberty Fourth
Treasury
Wall Street Reverses Course After Early Selloff
The Day in Wall Street reports a sharp morning decline on fears of higher brokers loans, followed by a brisk rally as Morgan stocks attract heavy buying. Favorable earnings and Yellow Taxi dividends restart lift, with industry news pointing to steady production and no general recession signals. Call money rises to 11 percent.
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Wall Street
New York
Morgan
Yellow Taxi Vf
Heid Etea
Market Recap Shows Rally As Utilities Lead Gains
In early trading United Aircraft and Advance-Rumely slipped, while high priced names like Union Carbide and Commercial Solvents fell briefly. Radio rallied over 6 points to a record above 112.2, John Manville up 10 to 184.53, Air Reduction above 12.93, and Ludlum Steel near 9 to 95.14. Public utilities aided the late advance amid heavy turnover, with Ro H. Stacy up 8, Delaware & Hudson up 6, Malting Mfg Ste and U S Realty each +6 as the market closed strong. total volume near 3.0 million shares.
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United Aircraft
Union Carbide
Radio
John Manville
Ludlum Steel
Ro H. Stacy
Delaware & Hudson
Mfg
Ste
U. S. Realty
Weekend Radio Schedule Fragments Show Local Programs
Fragmented listing shows Bea AMS programs for Thursday and Friday with varied acts. Entrants include Grennan Bakers Club Yeast Foamers Lehn Fink Serenaders Mennen Men Veedol Orchestra Bowersock Mill Co KFKU and Jenny Wren Orchestra along with market quotes and weather forecasts scattered through the day.
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Grennan Bakers’ Club
Yeast Foamers
Lehn & Fink Serenaders
Mennen
Veedol Orchestra
Bowersock Mill & Power Co
KFKU
The
Western Radio Co
Jenny Wren
Bell
Ampico
Squibb
Man Donaldson
Armstrong
Quakers
Philce
Theatre Memom
Jiudson
Essex
Longines
Phil Spitalney
Orchesm
Buck Creek and Chester Buck Creek News Brief
Community notes from Buck Creek and Chester cover funerals for Mrs. Mattie Tucker and Mrs. Sarah Holliday, visits by families, school term close with a program, and local gatherings. Notable mentions include Sam Sater, a veteran mason, and local residents attending events in Williamstown, Lawrence, Clinton, and Harryville. Chester school to meet for a board session May 1 and box culvert work on the creek road noted.
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Chas. Johnson
Morris Duncan
Verla Duncan
Mattie Tucker
Harveyville
Mattie Shaw
Ivan Anderson
Kiene
Earl
Claude
Lester Marcum
Frank Black
Alberta
Marian
Clinton
Marguerite
Sanders
Buck Creek
Betty Jane Shuler
Dorothy Thompson
Jeanette White
Sarah Holliday
Sam Sater
Williamstown
J . Sam Sater
Sater
Hugh Kyle
Kansas City
J. B. Kyle
Jas. Holliday
Lottie Novak
Vanneta
Susie Holliday
Lawrence
Carl Duncan
Luther Whitlock
Shaw
Harryville
Will Allen
Joan
Billy
Chas. John
Mr. Johnson
Fred Laptad
Doris White
Oak Groove
Emma White
Arthur White
Doris
Agnes
Gladys
Jeanette
Ruth
Betty
Bonnie
Russel
Gilbert White
Frank Mongold
Lee Schrengosht
Margaret Vausbinder
Geo. Batherick
Neil Vausbinder
Cigar Makers Attend to Leaves as Readers Entertain
While Havana cigar makers twist leaves, professional readers entertain them. The scene blends craft and culture as readers perform amid the tobacco floor, highlighting a unique pairing of work and art in the city.
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Havana
Rexall Orderlie Promises Instant Constipation Relief
A Battle Creek physician warns constipation causes much misery, but Rexall Orderlie tablets offer relief by drawing water into a dry colon for a gentle natural movement. Chew at night for a brighter next day. 24 for 25c at Rexall Drug Store, F.B. McColloci Drug Store.
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Battle Creek
Rexall Orderlies
Rexall Drug Store
F.B. McColloci Drug Store
Engagement and events at the university and town
Mr and Mrs Henry Beck announce the engagement of daughter Helen Ethel to Manley J Hood son of Prof and Mrs George J Hood of this city. The wedding is set for June 15. Margaret Hill McCarter of Topeka will speak at Mother’s Day banquet in Memorial Union at 6 pm Saturday with Chancellor Lindsey and the university string quartet and Women’s Glee Club. Reservations due by tomorrow noon at the University business office. Over 200 guests have already reserved. last year about 500 attended.
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Henry E. Beck
Helen Ethel
Manley J. Hood
George J. Hood
Hood
The
Theta Tau Fraternity
Margaret Hill McCarter
Topeka
Memorial Union
E. H. Lindsey
University
Women’s Glee Club
University Business Office
Union Building
Seber to appear at Achning's with dogs and light breeds
Seber will be at Achning's tomorrow morning with 4,500 White Rock and White Wyandottes plus all light breeds for Salure day. Adv. Skin Cure, Barber's Drug Store. Adv.
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Achning’s
Barber's Drug Store
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