Street Fighting Ignores Quiet in Neukoelln Suburb
Berlin May 3 AP reports renewed communist disorders in Neukoelln's Hermanstrasse as armed crowds clash with police. Shots fired from windows, stones from rooftops, and a police response with machine gun fire and air shots mark ongoing violence. Two women on a balcony are reported shot amid police searches for weapons.
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Berlin
Hermanstrasse
Neukoelln
Geal- Grips
Associated’ Press
Neukoelli
Detroit Tigers end White Sox streak with 6 to 1 win
Detroit tops Chicago 6 to 1 as Gehringer homers in the ninth. Uhle allows five hits to keep his season record intact. St. Louis at Cleveland postponed. Pirates beat Yankees 2 to 1 in exhibition play as Meadows and Fussell work for Pittsburgh.
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American Chicago
Detroit Tigers
White Sox
Gehringers
George Uhle
Hic Sox
Detroit
Chicago
Uhie
Phillips
Thomas
Crouse
St. Louis
Cleveland
Dain
Garges
American Association
Indianapolis
Wanses City
Surnemefre
Burwell
Sprins
Murray
Peters
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Yankees
Buccatteers
Gordon “Rhodes
Henry Johnson
Lee Meadows
Tred Fussell
Name Winners Tonight Emporia State Music Contest
Emporia Kansas May 3 AP contestants and an announcement of winners tonight will close the annual state high school music contest under the Kansas State Teachers College Emporia. Morning contests included Class B orchestras string trios string quartets boys Class A glee clubs and individual and group voice singers. Afternoon events featured Class A girls glee clubs mixed choruses bands and orchestras. Last night Sophie Braslau gave a recital.
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Emporia
Kans
Annua
Kansas State Teachers. College of Emporia
Sophie Braslau
Contralte
Weather forecast and road conditions report
Kansas forecast shows showers probable tonight and Saturday with warmer southern areas. Roads mostly clear except Pittsburg and Ottawa areas. Topeka Salina and Wichita show varying conditions. Ottawa and Pittsburg roads fair to rough. forecast includes mentions of Douglas County and surrounding towns. Temperatures summarized from yesterday and today.
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Kansas
Pittsburg
Dodges
Ottawa
Topeka
Salina
Fair
Wichita
Arkansas
Pittsip
Douglas County
Talks On Reparations Renewed In Secrecy at George Hotel
Paris May 3 AP Owen D Young and Dr Hjalmar Schacht held last minute talks at the George Hotel in secret to thrash out a plan for commercialization of part of the reparations debt. Neither side reported new offers, both considering previously discussed arrangements to fit into a broader acceptable plan.
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Paris
Owen D. Young
Hjalmar Schacht
Hotel George
Germany
Dr. Schacht
Berlin
Young
Mother's Day events at University union banquet program
About 200 Kansas University mothers and students will attend the Mother's Day banquet in the Union building with Margaret Hill McCart as speaker. Over 150 favorable replies, tickets sold, open house and a 4:50 pm band concert precede the 6 pm banquet, then a dance. Sunday afternoon Mu Phi Epsilon presents a three-group costume program in the Auditorium.
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Mothers of Kansas
Union Building
Margaret Hill
McCart Kansas
Agnes Husband
University
Corbin Hall
Watkins Hall
Henley House
J.C. McCanles
Union
Mu Phi Epsilon
Dorothy Kuersteinér
Vidlin Me Aza Skilton
Houies Lovely Dea
Va Hendrickson
Margi Solo
Lucia di Lam
Danhzetty
Juniors Field Meet Draws 200 Plus Students
More than 200 Lawrence high school students entered the annual field meet at the University of Kansas stadium this afternoon. The event began at 1:30 with a full program for boys and girls, run by officials, businessmen, and former students. C. G. Carlk officiated as referee and A. E. Woestemeyer was the starter. Butterworth reelected president of the U S Chamber of Commerce by its board after the 17th annual meeting.
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Lawrence
University
A. E. Woestemeyer
Tornado Death Toll Mounts in Virginia Maryland
A volley of tornadoes swept Virginia and Maryland causing at least 28 deaths and many injuries. Virginia towns Rye Cove Catlett Woodville Lagrange Flint Hill report multiple fatalities while Maryland losses include Laytonsville Harmony Grove and Brookville. Authorities continue search and relief as hospitals treat survivors.
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Virginia
Tod
Rye Cove
Catlett
Wooldville
Lagrange
Flint Hill
Associated Press
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Gate City
Woodville
Jflint Hil
Washington
Mary
Browning
J. H. Abernethy
Atlanta
Maryland
Laytonsville
Harmony Grove
Brookville
Arkansas
Tennessee
Alabama
Kentucky
Unity
J. H. Abernathy
Baltimore
Montgomery County
Washington,d.c
Frederick
Roads May Cut Rates to Move Surplus Wheat
Eastern trunk line railroads plan to seek ICC authority to reduce freight rates on export grain to move surplus wheat before harvest. Rates eyed Buffalo to North Atlantic ports, Chicago to New York, and St. Louis to New York, with May 25 effective date anticipated and no anticipated opposition. Canadian Pacific signals possible reciprocal cuts from Montreal to Atlantic ports and further grain rate reductions.
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Eastern Trunk Line
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Eastern Trunk Lines
Hoover Administration
Buffalo
North Atlantic
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Commerce Commission
Toronto
Mail and Empire
Montréal
Maritimes
E.W. Beatty
Canadian Pacific Railway
Middle West Storm Toll Tops Three and Damages Hit
Chicago reports at least three dead as a Midwest storm from Missouri to Michigan brings snow rain sleet hail and high winds. Fatalities include a Michigan auto crash and a Chicago fall. Severe flooding and isolation hit Missouri and Michigan towns with property damage and canceled air service.
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Middlewest
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Michigan
Battle Creek
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Indiana ‘Harbor
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Lake
Minois
Ozark Belt
Cape Girardeau
Popular Blut
St. Louis
Lake Michigan
Detroit
Simmer
Lake St. Clair
Close. Week Reed To Be Guest At Haskell Music Week
The sixth annual Music Week Festival ends with a program at Haskell Auditorium led by the Haskell men’s and women’s glee clubs and the orchestra. A 8 p.m. start, free admission, featured performances by 20 boys and 55 girls under Miss Stella Robbins and 14-piece orchestra under M. S. Nelson. The band will perform Sunday on the Haskell grounds due to a track meet with Baker University. Gov Clyde M Reed to attend the Kansas Gridiron banquet at Hotel Eldridge with editors, politicians and university representatives in Manhattan and Lawrence.
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Stella Robbins
Hatkell Orchestra
M. S. Nelson
Baker University
Baldwin
Massachusetts Street
Nelson
Clyde M. Reed
Eldridge
Kansas
Kansas State Agricultural College
Manhattan
University
Lawrence
Lindy and Anne Elude Curious On Long Ride
Lindbergh and his fiancé Anne Morrow reportedly enjoyed an 11 hour car ride through secluded New Jersey roads, eluding reporters who searched the countryside for clues to an elopement. They departed from the Morrow home in a blue sedan and did not return until late evening, with their exact whereabouts undisclosed.
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Englewood
N. J
Charles A
Lindbergh
Anne Morrow
Jerisey
Morrow
Miss Morrow Pather
New York
Cleveland
Mexico City
Wilbur in Permit Order for oil and gas surveys
Washington May 3 AP Secretary Wilbur issued an order stating that permits to prospect for oil and gas might be granted where clear evidence and adequate geological surveys exist. An interior committee said such surveys should be treated as equity and permits can be extended if warranted. Flux of other briefs include a Sedalia arrest of Ellis Collins, an Elk Hills lease trial postponement for Albert Fall, and a gasoline explosion injuring Mrs Rutledge in Winfield Kansas.
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Washington
Wilbur
Atlee Pomerene
William Hitz
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Albert. P. Fall
Secretary of Interior
Elk Hills Aird
Winfield, Kan
C. A. Rutledge
Close Vote Looms on Debenture Plan in Senate Action
Washington May 3 AP Friends of the debenture plan say one vote may decide success or failure as Senate consent allows Senator Shipstead to take the oath in bed. Senator Nye North Dakota shifts to support, arguing farm relief could still pass without delay. In Texas, former San Angelo police chief Carroll Bates and nineteen others are convicted of conspiring to defeat the national prohibition act. sentences to be handed down.
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Senate
Shipstead
Minnesotta
Nye
North Dakota
Hoover
San Angelo
Tex
Carroll Bates
A.W. Brown
W. H. Hutchesan
Bates
Topeka Mother's Fate Now Rests With Jury
In Topeka on May 3 AP reports Mrs. Annie Lillard on trial for manslaughter in the death of one of her eight children. The jury received the case at 3 oclock this afternoon after testimony concluded.
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Topeka
Annie Lillard
Benefit Farce to Be Given Monday in Health Week
A benefit farce Health Week in Darktown will be staged Monday night at 8 15 in the Liberty Memorial high school auditorium by the Douglas County Nurses association. Proceeds aid the county TB fund and help with clinic costs. The program features music, dances by high school students, and a cast of twelve women in the farce written by Mrs Jessie Scott.
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Darktown
Douglas County Nurses’ Association
Liberty Memorial High-School
T. ‘Br. Association
H. E. Don Carlos
C.W. Straffon
Swede Wilson
Eric Owen
Flora Stebbins
Lucretia Douglas
Jane Markeson
Due Stot
Jessie Scott
Nurses’ Association
Afieen Highmans
Unitarian
Midland Hall
Rotary Club
Rotary Anns
Douglas County
Ed Anderson
T. B
Owen
Dan
Awan—Johnson
Am Swede
Wil
Kitem
Ruth Seamans
Fraws
Rachel Flory Rey
Jellem
President Hoover Returns to Normal Weight After Exercise Regimen
President Hoover has shed fifteen pounds since taking office and now weighs 185, considered normal for his height. Dr. Joel T. Boone says he is in good physical condition as morning exercise continues with volleyball added. A White House net and court have been set up, though Hoover prefers the medicine ball and boxing ring.
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Washington
Hoover
Joel T. Boone
White House
I Tang
Horton May Close Town Picture Show on Sunday
Horton Kansas on May 3 AP reports Mayor William Simpson threatened to arrest showman Will Schenkelberger if the theater opens next Sunday. Schenkelberger demanded inclusion of the mayor’s drug store in any closing order, while supporters vow to halt all business activities including bus service if the show closes.
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Horton
Kan
William Simpson
Will Schenkelberger
Schenkelberger
Boy Scouts Rally Opens At University Of Kansas
A rally for Boy Scouts of the Kaw area will be held tomorrow at K U stadium in Lawrence starting 1 30 pm with 300 to 500 Scouts expected. The program includes signaling knot tying first aid and a Paul Revere race, with banners awarded to winning districts Wyandotte Leavenworth Johnson Miami Osage Douglas and Franklin. Public invited to attend.
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Lawrence
U- Stadium
T. F. Railsback
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B. B. Dawson
Rallifs
Wyandotte
Leavenworth
Johnson
Miami
Osage
Douglas
Franklin
K. U
Lloyd Houston
Douglas County
Earl Behrend
Kaw Valley Potato Men to Meet Here Tomorrow
Kaw Valley potato growers and shippers will meet tomorrow morning at the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce to discuss improving service under the Kansas potato inspection law. J C Mohler, secretary of the state board of agriculture, called the meeting and invited about 409 growers and shippers to join in this clearing house for sharing views and suggestions.
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Kaw Valley
Lawrence
State Board of Agriculture
Frost sparse across Missouri crops after unseasonable blizzard
AP reports frost damage was prevented by clouds in Missouri last night after a blizzard, with minimums around 54 degrees in the Ozark fruit belt. Ozark Fruit Growers secretary Charles Carmichael from Monett notes frost did not strike the strawberry area. In Kansas City, Frank J. Ryan announces plans to move from Leavenworth to establish Kansas City offices for investment bankers. Maurice Galitzky, former Topeka Army Goody store proprietor, is sentenced to one year and two days in prison and fined $500 for using the mails to defraud. Advertising items note Wanda Lotion and a mass H.S. Girls Reserves rummage sale.
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Missouri
United States Weather [Bureau
Ozark Fruit and Strawberry Belt
Charles Carmichael
Ozark Fruit Growers’ Association
Monett
Strawberry
Kansas City
Man
Maurice Galitzky
Topeka Army Goody Stores
Miss Belkin Sings To A Home Crowd In Lawrence
Beatrice Belkin, a coloratura soprano, returns to Lawrence for a recital in the University Auditorium. With violinist Harry Farbman, she delivers aria and German pieces, plus Strauss and Debussy selections, drawing strong applause and encores from a grateful audience. Farbman earns praise for tone and technique. professor Waldemar Celteh lauds him as a rising artist.
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Beatrice Belkin
Lawrence
New York
University
Belkin
Harry Farbman
Miss Belkin
Benedict
Grean
Mi Belkin
Judienee
Waldemar Celteh
Farkman
Farbman
Wienian
Bach
D. M. S. University Fine Arts School
Acs
Producers Will Consider Co op Milk Association
The Douglas Milk Producers Association voted at a special meeting to explore forming a cooperative milk group. A committee of Alec Banks H M Chamney and F S Butcher will gather information from the U S Department of Agriculture. The group aims to stabilize the local milk market and strengthen the organization with new committees for distributor groups.
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Douglas Milk Producers Association
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Alec Banks
H. M. Chamney
A Big Movie Audience Reported by Fox
New York on May 3 reports one hundred million cinema goers weekly, stated by William Fox president of Fox Film Corporation. Also note Mangum Oklahoma fire injures three as five buildings burn and more ignite in the business district.
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New York
William Fox
Fox Film Corporation
Mangum
Okla
Ip Pa
Essex
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