Baldwin Pupils Receive Health Buttons at Rural May Day
In Douglas County Health Button day, sixty three pupils from Baldwin ranked top honors led by Baldwin. Eudora followed with ten and Model Shing with seven. Recipients include Baldwin Ronald Black Betty Jean er Eugene Coxe and many others, listed by schools such as Eudora Alvin Johnson Model Roy Goff Lake View and Lone Star.
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Douglas County
Lawrence
May Bay
South Park
Mary McAuliffe
Baldwin
Eudora
Model ‘Shing
Onald Black
Betty Jeaner
Eugene Coxe
Allace
Hazel Wilson
Freddie Trefz
Lourie Rapier
Juanita Everely
Lucile Alkhes
Roy Goff
Mary Richardson
George Richardson
Junior Richardson
Bernice Goff
Bertha’ Gott
Lois Goff
Lecoington
Esther Michael
Donald Michael
Warren’ Springer
Billie Springer
Robert Norwood
India
Doris Mulder
Elya Elliott
Warren Hodges
Frank Jones
Lake View
Edwin
Junior High Exhibit Friday Draws Large Attendance
Invitations issued for the annual junior high school exhibit set for Friday from 7:30 to 9:30. A musical program opens 7:30 to 8 with student council president Edgar Duver presiding, followed by exhibit inspections of class work and displays across multiple rooms.
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Akeld
Edgar Duver
Haitian Minister Note Seen As End To Marine Clash
Secretary Stimson said the note from Haiti’s Minister Belle garde ends the dispute sparked by Major General Smedley D. Butler remarks about him. The Haitian minister claimed Fort Riviere, credited to Butler, was non-existent, but he said he did not reflect on the general and only questioned the fort’s existence.
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Washington
Stimson
Bellegarde
Haiti
State Department
Smedley D. Butler
Marine Corps
Washington World
Fort Riviere
Butler
Department
Theister
Ottawa U Coach Named at Colorado State Teachers College
John B. Davis director of athletics at Ottawa University named basketball coach for one year at Colorado State Teachers College in Greeley. He will coach half time while pursuing graduate work in the science department. George W. Frasier announces the sabbatical of George E. Cooper. Davis starts duties next fall.
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Greeley
Colo
John B
Sap
Davis
The 101 Ranch Wild West Show Arrives in Lawrence
The 101 Ranch wild west show comes to Lawrence Friday morning with a big parade at 11 and performances at Woodland Park at 2 and 8. Trains from Emporia arrive 4 to 5 am and unload at the Santa freight yard. About 1,100 people perform with elephants, horses, buffalo, and other animals. The parade includes cowboys Indians and Cossacks. Tickets are on sale at Round Cover drug store.
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Lawrence
Woodland Park
Emporia
Santa Freight
Arade
Rescue Child From Well in Geneva Firemen Save Infant
In Geneva Nebraska on May 7 a crowd watched as Carroll Brower ten months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Brower, was saved from an abandoned well. Firemen dug a shaft two feet from the well, climbed down two more feet, then tunneled to the victim. The girl, whose leg was bruised, survived with no major injuries. The father had driven a truck over the site, causing a cavern that dropped the child into the pit. Neighbors brought hot coffee and food as the rescue continued.
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Geneva
Neb
Carroll Brower
Thomas Brower
Eighbor
Garne
Trans Atlantic flight plans for Ruth Nichols outlined
On May 7 Captain H Bailey said Ruth Nichols will depart New York for St John then Le Bourget with refueling stops for a trans Atlantic flight. The craft, capable of 280 mph, may complete the journey in about 14 hours. Nearby, Clarence Chamberlain’s factory reportedly preps Laura Ingalls for a Harbor Grace start this month.
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York
Ruth Nichols
Clarence Chamberlain
Laura Ingalls
Ingalls
Harbor Grace
IS NOT DISCOURAGED Carl Gray Sees Brighter Future for Railroads
Carl R. Gray, president of the Union Pacific, told the Chicago Traffic club last night that railroads are not obsolete and remain essential to U S transportation. He dismissed pessimism about business and urged faith in a railroad recovery for the broader economy.
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Chicago
Carl R. Gray
Union Pacific System
Chicago Traffic Club
Water Carnival Friday in Robinson Gym
A water carnival staged by training school students will be held in Robinson gymnasium Friday at 7 30 p m. Twenty five girls, members of the school's swimming class, will perform form swimming diving races and stunts with an Indian theme. Student teachers Miss Leo Davis Miss Frances White and Miss Florence Davidson direct the event.
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Robinson Gymnasium
Misa Leo Davis
Frances White
Florence’ Davidson
Students return to class after Aberdeen strike end
Northern Normal and Industrial school ends campus walkout as disciplinary committee led by President David Andson grants reinstatement to Alfred Bieber and Bernice O Grady. The state board of regents will investigate charges of misconduct. credits and diplomas unaffected. A separate Wichita incident reports Luella Ravin killed instantly after being struck by a truck. driver Jessie Rishnicad charged with reckless driving.
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Aberdeen
Northern Normal and Industrial School
David Allen Andson
Alfred Bieber
Bernice O’grady
WS. Dolan
Milbank
State Board of Regents
Pelia
Ether
Soatntitete
Wichita
Luella Ravin
Jessie Rishnicad
Graduation Day for Baldwin High Announces 1950 Seniors
Baldwin City announces the senior class of Baldwin High with a large roll of graduates. Class day exercises are set for May 19 and 20. Chancellor E. H. Lindley will deliver the commencement address, and Rev. W. Keve will give the graduation sermon at Baldwin.
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Baldwin City
John Wellborn
Baldhin
Katherine
Merle
Fix
Salu
Jama A Atherton
Gla Ladys - Black
Yd Dorothy ‘Haglund
Tillie Hey
D Hobson
Rosema Holman
Ivan Dorothy ‘Jillson
Daisy Johnson
Kailen Mildred Lane
Baker University graduation set for June 1 with O'Neil speaker
Baldwin City May 7 Ralph T. ONeil national commander of the American Legion to deliver Baker University commencement address June 1 on The American Citizen. Final exercises May 30 with W C Markham class of 1891 giving the address. Markham is executive secretary of the American Association of State Highway Officials in Washington. May 31 the baccalaureate sermon by President W B Fleming. Eighty four to receive degrees. Baldwin area graduates listed.
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Baker
Journal-World
Baldwin City
Ralph T. O’neil
American Legion
Baker University
W. C. Markham
Markham
American Association of State
National Press Club
Washington
W. B. Fleming
New Methodist Church
Baldwin
Dovelas County
Merrill Liston
Frances Helen Murray
Charles Spahr
Nellie Woodyard
Genevieve Hartley Kuraner
Richard J. Garrett
Ralph Harold Markham
Ruth McFareen
Charlotte Harding
Clarify Criminal Law Plea From Wickersham at Institute
Washington AP Chairman Wickersham urged the American Law Institute to undertake an intensive study to clarify criminal law. He said the time is opportune as the Law Enforcement Commission ends June 30, noting widespread lack of respect for law and rising juvenile offenses. He warned against complacency amid ongoing criminal acts and rackets.
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Washington
Wickersham
Law Enforcement Commission Today F
American Law Institute
Institute
Law Enforcement Commission
KU Medical Honor Fraternity Elects Six Students Eight Alumni
Six University of Kansas medical students and two alumni have been elected to Alpha Omega Alpha the honorary medical fraternity. The KU School of Medicine recently installed the chapter and plans limit membership to twelve percent of the graduating class. New members include seniors I D Etzenhaus Harold E Keer Harold L Gairey Leo H Pollock and juniors Harold V Zuber Charles C Underwood. Alumni members are Dr Ferdinand C Helwig and Dr Lawrence P Engel both of Kansas City Missouri.
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Kansas City
Kan
University of _Kansas school of medicine
Alpha Omega Alpha
Kansas ‘School of Medicine
II. D. Etzenhaus
Lawrence
Harold E. Keer
Harold L. Gai- Rey
Leo H. Pollock
Kansas Cian
Harold V. Zuber
Kansas_ City
Charles C. Underwood
Emporia
Ferdinand C. Helwig
P- Engel
Ray
Costly Armory Fire Destroys Field Artillery Building
Buffalo N Y May 1 AP fire swept the 106th field artillery armory destroying the building and spread to a nearby church. Captain Speidel the environmental supply officer estimated armory and contents at over 7 million while fire officials put property loss at about 50 000. By 8 30 am ruins smouldered and suburban fire units were recalled. More than a dozen firefighters were overcome by smoke with all but two discharged from local hospitals.
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Buffalo
N. Y
106Th Field ‘Artillery
Society Notes Highlight Grainger Visit in Lawrence
Mr and Mrs Percy Grainger of White Plains New York visiting Lawrence have been toasted at several informal gatherings after a concert at the University. Lectures and dinners followed including a luncheon at Colonial Tea Room hosted by Prof and Mrs Waldemar Gelich. The Graingers depart today for Denton Texas to continue their concert tour.
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Percy Grainger
White Plains
N. Y
D. M. Swarthout
Lawrence
Grainger
University
Swarthout
Waldemar Gelich
Colonial Tea Room
Ruth Orcutt
Prof
Karl Kuersteiner
Mrs. Grainger
Kuersteiner
Graingers
Denton
Texas
Confession Ties Foster Fire Killing Wife and Children
Sheriff W W Wyatt announced James V Foster gave a full confession to setting his home ablaze in Greeley to kill his wife and three children. He admitted Planned murder for a month using gasoline after considering acid. Darline Foster died in the fire. Mildred Geraldine and Mrs Foster survived briefly, with Mildred naming her father before dying. Agents from two districts questioned him after arrest.
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Greeley
Colo
W. W. Wyatt
James V. Foster
Wyatt
Foster
Margaret
Jim
Mildred
Darline
Geraldine
Mrs. Foster
Sanraey
Ate Farm Mutual Insurance Comtre
Pany
Hotel Wood
G. Tt. Soellner
Fr. Scott
Ralph Snyder
Manhattan
Farm Bureau
J. C. Russell
R. C. Obrecht
Topeka
Soellner
Matter Not Definitely Settled Says Dr Bergmann
Washington May 7 AP Dr Carl Bergmann former German secretary of state for finance told the international chamber of commerce that the reparations problem is not yet definitely settled Since the Young plan negotiations were completed world economic conditions have changed and sentiment on the issue is more critical He urged continued analysis and international chamber of commerce support for a final economic solution Also noted is a historic low rediscount rate at the New York federal reserve bank and a list of honorary colonel and sponsor nominees for a local event.
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Washington
Carl Bergmann
Finance
International Chamber of Commerce
Bergmann
International Congress
Land tax plan okayed by Commons in penny levy
London May 7 AP The house of commons approved Chancellor Snowden’s land tax resolution seeking a penny per pound levy on land values starting 1933 by 289 to 230 Lib Liberal support led by former PM Lloyd George. The measure moves to report stage for amendments before completion and first reading of the bill. Conservatives may push an amendment excluding land value from improvements.
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London
House of Commons
Philip Snowden
David Lloyd George
Sunnyside Services Set For May 10 At Sunnyside School
Special services will be held Sunday, May 10, at Sunnyside school. Sunday school is at 2 o clock and at 8 o clock the Rev. Robert White will lead prayer. Everyone is welcome.
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Sunnyside
Sunnyside School
Robert White
South Lawrence Improvement meet to discuss city annexation
The South Lawrence Improvement Association will discuss bringing outlying property into the city at a 9 o'clock meeting in Holloway Hall at Nineteenth and Massachusetts. A committee report on feasibility and methods will precede further discussion. Frances Hagler sues for divorce from L. Hagler in district court, citing gross neglect after their 1927 marriage.
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South Lawrence
Frances Hagler
L. Hagler
Haglers
Legion Post Meeting in Dorsey Liberty Post Rooms
Regular business meeting of the Dorsey Liberty Post of the American Legion will be held at 7 45 tonight in the post rooms. All members are urged to be present as there will be a treat after the meeting.
CLOSE FUND FOR officer Melvin Howe set to close Saturday
A trust fund raised for the family of Law rence police officer Melvin Howe who was killed in the line of duty will close Saturday night. The total contributions reached 1876.76 with final reports to city officials and the Journal World. Trustees W E Spalding A Jetmore and J R Holmen oversee the distribution to the widow and 13 year old son. Donations are collected at the Journal World office and three Sank ks and the Journal World. Donations today included 25 from the BPOE and 5 from M T Rice.
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Melvin Howe
Jetmore
J. R. Holmen
Spalding
Journal-World
B.P.O.E
M. TE. Rice
New Chesterfield Cigarette Packs Embrace Kansas Colors
A new Chesterfield package bearing Kansas University colors and a K U monogram is being distributed in Lawrence by Dick Veatch of Liggett Myers. Over 300 packs were given away at the university this morning. Similar Kansas Aggie color branded packs are being distributed in Manhattan.
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University of Kansas
K. U
Lawrence
Dick Veatch
Liggett-Myers Tobacco Company
Asher Lane
Topeka
Kansas
Manhattan
Kansas Aggie
Allen to Speak at Kansas High School Gatherings
Dr. F C Allen, director of athletics at the University of Kansas, will address an athletic assembly at William Chrisman high school Independence Mo. He will speak on Lifes Great Challenge at three Kansas commencements. He is set for Oketo Tuesday Morrill Wednesday and Silver Lake Thursday.
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F. C. Allen
University of Kansas
William Chrisman
Independence
Tennis Matches Set Friday At 3:30 P M
Kansas and Kansas Aggie tennis teams will play Friday at 3 30 p m at KU athletic office announcing conflict with the Kansas Oklahoma baseball game Both events start at 3 30 p m Aggies cannot change date. Also KU and Haskell baseball meet next Tuesday at 3 p m at Haskell postponed April 16 due to wet grounds. Morris Christman 45 dies by suicide at Topeka home after a long illness.
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Kansas
Kansas Aggie
K. U
Kansas-Oklahoma
Aggies
K. A.haskell
University of Kansas and
Haskell
K. U.athletic Office
Social Round Of Topeka Visitors At Local Home
Midland Lloyd Moore and Josephine Livingston of Topeka joined Mr. and Mrs. A R Gilbert and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Shaw for Sunday at Mrs. Della Weibel’s. The day included visits with many neighbors and relatives, dinner gatherings, and driving trips to nearby towns, with numerous Shultz and Weibel families hosting and visiting throughout the weekend.
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Lloyd Moore
Josephine Livingston
Topeka
Russell Shaw
Della Weibel
T. Moore
Aoaee
Waltes
Roscoe Whitman
Eudora
Florence Emery
Thildren
Bonner Springs
Sutter
Edwin Schowengerdt
Fred Heck
James Houk
Jeanette
Tonganoxie
Am Iala
John Canary
E. D. Shaw
Helen Gontz
Greenwood Valley
John Weibel
Kansas City
Elmer Weibel
Will Mueller
Jenning
Adrian
Emil Heck
Walter’ Love and Gons
Charles Spray
Ernest ‘Suiter
Earl Curd
Everette Lane
Nottingham
Rowen Nottingham
Georgiana Eberhard
Virginia Maude Shultz
Waldo Shultz
Oskaloosa
Elmer. Weibel
Emma Sherwood
Gladys Weibel
Ozankie
Fred Weibel
Holloway
Lawrence
George Wilbur
Clara Stehwein
Help Your Stomach To Get Well
A California socialite recovering from neuritis and heart trouble improved after taking Dr Gowdy's Stomach Prescription. The note praises treating the stomach and bowels to relieve many illnesses. It promises a 10 cent daily cost, refund if not satisfied, and is recommended by numerous druggists.
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California
Dr. Gowdy
Round Corner Drug Store
Wit Gant's Sister at Linwood Law Conference
A Sunday evening gathering at the home of Alice Laptad featured a program and games. Emil Heck entertained, Katherine Heck celebrated her birthday, and prizes were awarded to Alice Laptad, Katherine Heck, and Alda Repeat. numerous guests attended including Wise, Walters, Namara, Shook, Heck, Worley, Knight, and Houk.
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Wi ‘Gants
Newton
Priengs Ures
Oeast
Alice Laptad
Emil Heck
Katherine
Jose
Kather Heck
Alda
Jen
Kathérine Wise
Virginia
Frances Walters
Lowie
Juanica Namara
Naime “Salona
Elmeda
Margaret Lewis
Fern Schaake
Heand
Ay Heck
Betty Mae Shull
Phyllis Weibel
Annette Schowengerdt
Christine Worley
Alice
Jered
Barbara Knight
Jeanetta Houk
Local Social Notes From Lake View and Wall Grove
Mrs Lottig Ward and son Lawrence of Wall Grove visit Mack Grant. Mrs Grant ill and Mrs Eugene Artman staying with Dr Anderson. Mr Grant ill at his home Sunday. Mrs Dick Grant near Number Six very sick. Farmers planting season underway and Martha Lou Perkins works at the clubhome. Next 4 H meeting set for Saturday at Erna Brown’s in Lawrence. Government bonds report: Liberty 102.3, Liberty First 104.1, Liberty Fourth 164.6, Treasury 112.16, 108.7.
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Lake View
Lottig Ward
Lawrence
Wall Grove
Mack Grant
Grant
Eugene Artman
Dr. Anderson
Wc Grant
Rabie Fridaay
King Roy Tod
Dick Grant
Martha Lou Perkins
Erna Brown
Stomach Gas Nearly Stops Man’s Heart After Meals
W Adams says bloating after meals caused heart irregularities until Adlerika, a German remedy, cleared gas and poisons from his system. The ad claims Adlerika washes out both upper and lower bowel, contains no harmful drugs, and promises relief in about two hours. Round Corner Drug Store advertises this product with mail-order terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Adams
Adlerika
Fres Eampla Sond
Adlerika CO
Dent
St. Paul
A. Nin
Free treatment offer for epilepsy attack relief
Reports of an amazing treatment that epilepsy patients say checks their attacks come from R. Lapso of Milwaukee who now offers free treatment to all sufferers. Write for the treatment at once including age and address.
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R. Lapso
BE. Wright
Milwaukee
Wisc
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