Mussolini Proclaims Ethiopian Victory and British Nile Fear
The article notes Mussolini announcing Ethiopia as Italian and vowing to defend the victory against Haile Selassie’s tribes. It questions Britain’s plan for Nile sources as Rome shows force in Africa and Kansas City loses the Townsend convention to Cleveland, signaling uncertain impact.
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What They See in Landon Boosts Republican Candidate Appeal
A national editorial tone notes 90,000 Massachusetts Republicans backing Alfred M. Landon in a presidential preference primary. It cites Kansas Governor Landon's frugal, anti-spend stance as a contrast to Roosevelt and New Deal policies, framing support as a rebuke of Democratic governance and a whetting of state voter approval.
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Less Free Soil in Britain Over Italy’s Ethiopian Move
A large British laborite influenced chorus urges action against Italy’s Ethiopia conquest, arguing war could follow even without oil embargo. They claim fascism narrows freedoms and that war may be a necessary price to preserve free soil and national rights for the common man.
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Olney Resigns After Forty Three Years With Lawrence Schools
Frank H. Olney steps down from the Lawrence school system after 43 years of teaching and service. The long career spans classroom work and administrative roles with thousands of students touched over decades.
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Birthday party honors Roger Allen at Old Home Town
Mrs. H A Cunningham entertained Monday evening for Roger Allen's birthday. Attendees included Norma Gene and Marion Drebing Elspeth and Katherine Ochse Marcyse Les sie Jean Stouffer Imogene Raymond Jack Beamer Amy Jeanne Edmston Lacey Smith and Marjorie Jane Lambert.
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Boating Service Offered for Picnic Parties at Fern’s
Twenty five years ago on Wednesday May 6 the motorboat service at Fern’s offered pleasure rides and picnics. The boat makes trips to Cameron’s Bluff at any hour on Sunday with access from the Tennessee street boat landing. A separate note mentions a buggy dragged two blocks after an overturned accident.
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Poor Pa by Claude Callan
A fragmentary line from Claude Callan mentions an old doctor and a nurse’s nerves, noting a quit and a change of doctor amid a humorous domestic scene. Copyright 1936 Publishers Syndicate.
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Two Block Buggy Crash Injures Mrs Chamney and Baby
Fort Wayne records recount a near fatal two block runaway crash on Hancock Street at 3 45 pm as Mrs H N Chamney and her infant narrowly escape serious injury. Their buggy overturned after a frightened horse dragged them along the pavement. they were later treated at A K Hodgson's home.
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Kansas News Briefs from McPherson May 6 conference actions
Election of a state moderator closed as the Congregational-Christian church conference met in Kansas. Dr. J. B. Gonzales of Topeka was reelected state superintendent and EB Brayman of To ckawag reelected state treasurer. Loyd Davidson of Kinsley named conference scribe and S Duane Ogden of Anthony assistant scribe. Sabetha appointed Ralph Tennal as police judge by Mayor Murdock and council. Garnett arraignment for possession and distribution of games of chance following a raid that seized 52 slot machines and 100 punch boards. Morton B. Cole led the raid. A Legion post will meet.
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Regular Session In Post Hall For American Legion Dor sey Liberty
A regular meeting of the Dorsey Liberty post of the American Legion will be held Thursday evening at 7 45 in the post hall. Routine business will be transacted, said post commander Wayne Alphon.
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Iris Lanning Faces Ancestry Scandal At Charity Revue
Iris Lanning’s success with the Park Avenue set is threatened when Georgia Blair accuses her of falsifying her mother’s ancestry. Iris must prove her lineage to dowager Mrs. Morgan to keep her position, after learning the truth from Aunt Phina. Iris calls Mrs. Morgan’s home at Pennayl vartia to clear the matter.
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Morgan's Share Chapter 37 unfolds a tense family crisis
Iris confronts a web of deception as Morgan returns from abroad to confront Georgia in a community crisis. Morgan learns of a troubling, costly secret tied to Iris's mother and Phina while his grandmother pressures him to stay. Morgan asserts his new legal career and plans, vowing to help Iris against Georgia's schemes.
The Spill by Mary Graham Bonner
The ducks stage a quiet scheme to topple Top Notch into a pond then laugh at his wet state. Top Notch explains he was writing a book when the incident occurred, while Quackles and Yellow Beak enjoy the distraction.
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Fewer in Farm Program Expected in Allen County
About 225 Allen county farmers have filed preliminary sheets for the new federal soil conservation program, County Agent Earl Means announced. He expects around 500 signups, around 100 fewer than for the corn hog program. Beatrice Harraden, 72, English author of Ships That Pass in the Night and Youth Calling, died in Dorset.
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Mickey Mouse Lecture Highlights Biology Humor
The Lancet notes Mickey Mouse drew large crowds at the Royal Society of Medicine and sparked serious consideration of anatomy embryology and behavior. Prof John E Anderson argues cartoons shape child development and interpretation of behavior while animated media illustrate embryology cell division and biology concepts for broader understanding.
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Galapagos stamp issue marks Darwin centennial voyage
Quinton James notes philatelic New York sees Ecuador’s Galapagos stamps issued to honor Charles Darwin and his 1835 expedition. The 13 islands lie 730 miles west in the Pacific with distinctive fauna and flora, the design features Darwin’s findings. The series opens with a 2 centavo black map of the islands.
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Stamp exhib it to feature world firsts and Beagle voyage
The article describes rare stamps from various nations highlighted for the Tipex-third International Philatelic Exhibition in New York. It notes the Beagle image with Darwin, Columbus youthful portrait, and Brazil’s early 5 cent stamp among first issues. The show will span three floors at Grand Central Palace, showcasing top collections and government displays.
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Flashes of Life items from across the nation
A jumble of brief notes reports a May 4 sale of a Roger Williams statue reproduction in Flashs of Life. Other items cover a German anti slot crusade halted by arrest J B Henry who damaged a dime slot device with a hammer. A fire in Forgetal Ariz threatened cabins and garages in a tourist camp. Oklahoma City describes jail release and a jailer case. Des Moines notes fashionable shorts for convicts. Chicago reports a second wedding anniversary ended by a gunshot at the home.
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Bethel Residents Recall Illnesses and Hospital Visits
Bethel notices list Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Clark and Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Baker visiting Russell Baker in Overbrook as Cleveland Clark recovers from influenza. John Bunyan Clark is hospitalized in Ottawa with influenza complications while his mother stays nearby. Vern Clark of Lansing faces major surgery after influenza complications. Beulah Armstrong helps with housework at Fred Winters’ home as Winters returns from Lawrence where flu and pneumonia struck.
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Radio Programs May 6 5:30 to 12 00 Evening Listing
Radio schedule for Wednesday May 6 shows host lineup on WDAmnie WREN KNBC KMBC WDAF and more across 5:30 to midnight with performances by Allen Hiroaki Lamour Carter Burns and Allen Lamour King and others. Weather forecasts and headlines wrap the late night. Changes through the night include orchestras and variety shows from WREN KMBC WDAF and others. Two community notes report a polio recovery and a Bethel guest speaker plus local social events and a Busk-Ivan tunnel note.
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