Lawrence Boy Scouts Honor Court of Awards Night
Twenty nine Lawrence Boy Scouts received honors at the regular Court of Awards held at Ecke's hall last night chaired by Ralph Graber with B C Shipley and others. Plans for Camp Naish near Bonner Springs were discussed with camp week set for June 20 and May 15 deadline for registrations. Honors list includes Troop 51 Spencer Wayles and others earning second class and merit distinctions in camping, swimming, bookbinding, and crafts. Church services and community notices follow with multiple denominations, Mother's Day events, and worship plans across local congregations.
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Lawrence
Ecke’s Hall
Ralph Graber
B. C. Shipley
E. D. Hay
James Putnam
R. B. Stevens
Earnest Boyce
Paul N. Campbell
Joe Humphrey
James Newsome
Camp Naish
Bonner Springs
Camp
Naish
Troup 51
Spencer Wayles
Adietics
James Bayer
Artur Nelson
John Mason
van G. Butz
Star Troop
Robert Wiedemann
Jay Collins
George Ward
Edwin
Stansbury
Fidred Jones
Doe Bleakley
Troop
Theolore Walker
Wilam M. White
Arthur Standfield
Billy Cox
Clayton Fy Ae Pine
Juniusx Jeany
Dale Anderson
Ral Rodin
Paul Howard
Irwin Tt
Nurcess
Billy 4Urgess
Robert M. Frou
Athol Shuster
Honver Puncham
Troup Ag
Jerry Correa
Donald
Growth Emphasized as Churches Plan New Building
Material is being assembled for a new church building while worship and programs continue. United Brethren Church and First Evangelical Church Mawin attendances, Sunday school leadership, and a Mother's Day service outline the week. Notable events include services at First Church of Christ Scientist and Plymouth Congregational with diocesan and church committee meetings planned.
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Tout
Kentucky
WOW
Stoeppelwerth
Inios
Trinity Lutheran Church
Thirteenth
New Hampshire
Anprice A. Puls
Reuter
Nindrea Reuter
A. G. Sabol
Donate
United Brethren Church
Holloway Til
Masschusetts
Athur Ward
Harry Gregg
Sumeets
Abra
Firu
Ezekiel
First Church of Christ
Miassachusetta Street
Churety of Christ
Scientist
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Adam and Athe
Jackson Building
Insetts Street
Gland Study Report At Kansas Medical Meeting
Topeka May 7 The Kansas Medical Association heard reports on pediatric allergy and childhood endocrine disease. Dr H J Rinkel Kansas City outlined essential findings in allergic infants and compared them with adults to guide treatment. Dr W M Ketcham Kansas City reviewed 34 years of endocrine care in children with emphasis on diagnosis and X ray age estimation. The 78th annual convention ends this afternoon after four days of talks and round table discussions.
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Topeka
Kansas Medical Association
H. J. Rinkel
Kansas City
W. M. Ketcham
Association
Flashes of Life and Local Traffic and Public Notices
City Attorney Howard urged arrest warrants for violators of the two hour parking rule as Police Chief Richardson began a new traffic enforcement drive. Marie Beck, 12, injured a hand while admiring candy shop bon bons and tapping her finger through glass. Wizicha-Ahe-Win, 82, approved face painting and high heels, reflecting changes in Shakopee Indian village customs while recalling a land deed dispute.
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Frank
Arkansas City
Kan
Harry V. Howard
Lester Richardson
Richardson
Howard
Wis
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Marié
St. Paul
Wizicha- Ahe-Win
Shakopee
Wizicha-Ahe-Win
Funds for Forestry Aid Passes Senate and House
Washington May 7 The senate approved an annual 2 500 000 dollar federal aid for farm land reforestation while the house endorsed the appropriation bill amid economy opposition. At First Christian Church Mother s Day service features music and sermons led by Howard Wray Charles Neiswender Joe Williams and Rev Seth W Slaughter with diary excerpts illustrating seventies home life the service begins at 10 50.
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Senate
House
First Christian Church
Howard Wray
Charles D. Neiswender
Malotte
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Duke and Wallis Pose At French Chateau Wedding Prep
Edward VIII and Wallis Warfield Simpson posed hand in hand under a chestnut tree at Chateau de Cande in Monts France as invitations were readied for a still secret wedding. The bride’s gown, in Wallis blue, and a matching jacket were described by designer Main Rousseau Bocher. A coronation date set next week may reveal the wedding day between May 23 and June 3 at the chateau.
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France
Edward of
Chateau
Trousseau
Windsor
Duchess of Windsor
Wallis
Main Rousseau Bocher
London
Herman L. Rogers
Burns Frog Training For Jumping Contest At Jubilee
Bob Burns' frog from Van Buren Arkansas trained today for a jumping contest next week at Angels camp. The event will be part of the Mark Twain jumping frog jubilee with Bing Crosby's amphibian Double or Nothing as a rival. The Australian winner faces a season ticket to Crosby's track in a bet on the outcome. Burns' frog arrived by air after being gathered by Hugh Park of the Van Buren Press Argus. The bazooka player denied claims his entry is outclassed by a desert horned frog.
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Hollywood
Bob Burns
Mountain Music
van Buren
Ark
Angels’ Camp
Bing Crosby
Desert Frying Pan Joke After Desert Stop
The speaker recalls a punchline about a frog during a Phoenix layover. Burns complains the frog was sick and heartbroken. He notes the desert sands feel like a frying pan, implying extreme heat during the stop.
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Phoenix
Riz
Burns
Borah Denounces Fascism as Greater Threat Than Communism
Washington May 7 Senator Borah of Idaho denounced fascist military tactics in Ethiopia and Spain calling fascism a subtler, more active danger to democracy than communism. He cited bombing of Guernica and warned advocates of fascism here work quietly with different methods to subvert liberty.
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Borah
R-Ida
Senate
Ethiopia
Spain
Idaho
Foreign Affairs
Guernica
Guernica Atrocity Marked by Senator's Remarks
A senator described Guernica as more than a single event, calling it the culmination of a long line of unspeakable atrocities and condemning the broader pattern of violence.
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Guernica
Coronation fashion barely changes men's styles
London observers note coronation dress remains largely unremarkable for men. Saville Row hints at minor tweaks like four button cuffs, but the public will see old, modest attire and soon retreat to ordinary comforts. Tailors recall past era splendor once sparked global attention.
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London
Saville Row
Is It Wrong For Christians To Attend Theaters And Movies
A reader questions whether Christians should engage in entertainment and social events on Sundays. The piece cites Romans 14 23 and 1 Corinthians 10 31 urging believers to seek spiritual discipline, fearing worldly amusements erode prayer life Bible study and church involvement.
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Paul
Coronation attire and modern menswear contrast noted
Fashion commentary recalls British royal wardrobe spending ledgers of George the Fourth and George the Fifth while contrasting 1911 styles with contemporary male dress. Separately Wheeler D of Montana reports George A Ball earning a book profit of 72000 percent on a 14050 stake in Mid America Corp, a Van Sweringen rail empire holding firm.
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Washington
Wheeler D-Mont
Senate Railroad Finance Committee
George A. Ball
Indiana
Midamerica Corporation
van Sweringen
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