Storm grows against sanctions in Britain amid cabinet tensions
London reports a mounting anti-sanctions mood as Prime Minister Baldwin faces pressure from conservatives over Italy's war in Ethiopia. Labor circles hint Ramsay MacDonald influences anti-sanction faction. Eden supporters risk demand for Baldwin's resignation. Attlee plans Paris talks to push continued sanctions. The League maintains Ethiopia's independence as Italo-Ethiopian talks loom.
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London
May &Ti
Stanley Baldwin
Ramsay MacDonald
Conservative
Anthony Eden
Italy
Baldwin
Eden
League of Nations
Ethiopia
League
Labor Party
C. R. Attlee
Paris
French Socialist Party
Attlee
Geneva
Wolde Mariam
Baron Pompeo Aloisi
Locarno
Chamber of Deputies
Sigma Nu to Host Fifty Third Annual Reunion
Sigma Nu fraternity plans its fifty third annual reunion for May 9 and 10 with about 75 alumni expected. A barbecue and smoker are set for Friday night, a grand banquet Sunday at the chapter house, and an entertainment for alumni wives at the Eldridge hotel. Prominent attendees include Murrell C. Prunty Jonathan A. Davis G L Harrington Judge Richard Hawkins and Dr E H Haskinger Annie Pillsbury Young will be a guest of honor.
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Sigma Nu
Eldridge Hotel
Murrell C. Prunty
Columbia
Jonathan A. Davis
G. L. Harrington
Kansas City
Kan
Richard B. Hawkins
Tobeka
E. H. Haskinger
Annie Pillsbury Young
Twisters Hit Ransom Kansas Threaten Local Cleanup
Ransom Kansas cleaned debris from two tornadoes that struck Thursday. The first storm arrived at 1:30 PM in the northwest, tearing down telephone poles demolishing a garage killing chickens and breaking windows. Four hours later a second twister hit downtown causing garage damage more broken windows and minor harm. Two inches of rain fell statewide aiding wheat which had suffered dust damage earlier in the week. Ness City reported 1.10 inches of rain.
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Ransom
Kan
May &P
Ness City
Garden City
Kansas
Santa Fe
Mansfield
George Webster
Hugoton
Liberal
Lakin
Deerfield
Kendall and
Syrabuse
Highway 25
Scott City
Norton
Dodge City
Horace
Syracuse
Sublette
Moscow
Rolla
Milner
Guymont
Tyrone
Okla
Grover
Tex
Tribute to Doctor A J Anderson At Lawrence Dinner
The Douglas County Medical Society honored Dr. A J Anderson at a dinner in the Eldridge hotel for fifty years of service. About 200 attendees including out of town doctors heard Judge Hugh Means speak on medical legal aspects and a silver plaque was presented to Dr Anderson. He began practice in 1886 after graduating Hanuman Medical College in Chicago and held roles on the state board of examiners and health boards.
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Douglas County Medical Society
A. J. Anderson
Eldridge
Anderson
J. M. Mott
Hugh Means
Topeka
Ottawa
Kansas City
Kan
Lawrence
Hanneman Medical College of
Chicago
Hodges
Allen, Capper
Davis
State Board of Examiners
Paulen
State Board of Health
Lawrence School
Haskell Institute
National Fraternal Aid Union
City Board of Health
Douglas District Boy Scout Camporee at Lone Star Lake
The annual Douglas District Boy Scout camporee will be held at Lone Star Lake on May 15 and 16. It aims to unite Scouts from the district for fellowship, games, and a big campfire, starting at 4 p m Friday and ending at 3 p m Saturday afternoon.
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Lone Star Lake
Ihé
Boy Scouts
Rain Halts KU Nebraska Meet Across Multiple Venues
Rain stopped play at several events this afternoon. Tennis at KU Nebraska stalled early, players moved to Robinson gym. Lawrence Junior High track meet near finish at KU stadium halted by showers. events to resume after school hours next week and results released then. Golf at Lawrence Country Club continued despite rain, though slowed.
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K. U.-Nebraska
Robinson Gymnasium
Lawrence Junior High School
K. U. Stadium
Lawrence Country Club
Altho
Radio sketch to air on WREN Monday at 10
Mrs Ralph Wilson dramatic supervisor for the NYA in Douglas county says a group of youths will present a radio sketch over WREN from 10 to 1030 Monday evening. Emery Scott wrote the script and a high school orchestra directed by Clyde Bysom will be featured.
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Ralph Wilson
NYA
Douglas County
Wren
Emery Scott
Clyde Bysom
Soaked Bowl May Have More Rains In Kansas
Western Kansas faces more moisture as heavy rains ease then resume. Meteorologist S. D. Flora notes ground already soaked. may revive spring crops while wheat wilt persists. Floods hit Norton and area roads, trains and telegraph lines disrupted.
House Defeats G. O. P. State Relief Bill
Washington reports the House rejected the Republican substitute for WPA funding, 108 to 35, in a 2.364 billion deficiency bill. The measure would have required 25 percent local contributions and local nonpartisan boards to administer relief. The panel advanced other items including social security funds, CCC allotments, and a telecom inquiry.
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Washington
UPI
House
Works Progress Administration
Representative Taber
R.-N.y
Taber
Civilian Conservation Corps
Communication Commission
Tennessee Valley Authority
Lawrence Memorial High Band Wins Class A at Mid Western Fest
Lawrence Memorial high school’s 92 piece band directed by Clarence Sawhill earned first division honors in class A at the Mid Western Band Festival. Topeka high joined as a first division winner, while Lawrence permanently holds the class A trophy. The Lawrence French horn quartet also won first division. Parade and festival activities drew large crowds on Massachusetts street andkte midwest bands gathered at the University of Kansas for two days of contests culminating in a mass band concert with KU and Westminster ensembles.
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Lawrence Memorial High School
Clarence E. Sawhill
Topeka High
Lawrence
Topeka
Massachusetts Street
Sixth
South Park
Fred O. Wickham
Infantry
U.S. Army
University of Kansas
Bill Kandt
Burlington
Westport
Kansas City
Abilene
Pittsburg
Atchison
Haskell Institute
Central of Kansas City
Osage City
Belleville
Tenth Street
University Auditorium
Emporia
Norton
Harold Bachman
Edwin Franko Goldman
Walter M. Smith
Russell L. Wiley
K. A
Reserve Officers convention opens in Lawrence Sunday
The Fourteenth Annual convention of the Reserve Officers Association for the department of Kansas opens in Lawrence Sunday afternoon and runs through Tuesday. Lt. A. M. Brum baugh of Hutchinson presides. papers by Army staff. keynote by H. B. Chubb on The International Situation. Banquet Monday at Eldridge hotel with W. W. Davis as toastmaster. About 100 officers expected. officers elected Tuesday. Lawrence Chamber of Commerce assists. Tickets 1.50.
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Reserve Officers Association
Department of Kansas
Lawre
A. M. Brumbaugh
Hutchinson
H. B. Chubb
National Guard
Lawrence
Eldridge Hotel
W. W. Davis
General Brees
Fort Leavenworth
Adj
McLean
Kansas National Guard
Charles H. Browne
Douglas County
Earnest Boyce
University
Ad, Lindsey
Cecil Haugh
Frank Sullivan
Dick Mullins
W. M. Auchard
William Kollender
Wichita
Manhattan
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
No More CCC Enrollees From Kansas This May
A bulletin to Mrs. Mildred Davis Watson declares no CCC enrollees will be supplied from Kansas for the rest of May. John G. Stutz, director of KERC, cancels a prior instruction to secure Kansas enrollees by May 15. Local applicants, after examinations, will be kept on a waiting list with the expectation that enrollments from Kansas will resume later.
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CCC
Kansas
Mildred Davis Watson
John G. Stutz
KERC
Watson
Athletics End Yankees Winning Streak On Rhodes Dietrich Aid
Dusty Rhodes and Bill Dietrich shut down New York as Philadelphia tops the Yankees 4 to 3. Ruffing and Dickey allowed four hits as the Athletics halt the streak. other AL results note Boston Washington list Ostermueller Ferrell and Millies. only games scheduled.
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New York
Philadelphia Athletics
Yankees
Dusty Rhodes
Yankee
Bill Dietrich
Philadelphia
Rhodes
Dietrich
Hayes
Ruffing
Dickey
Boston
Washington
Rowed
Ostermueller
R. Ferrell
Russell
Millies
Kowalik and Hartnett
Debate on Roosevelt Reelection Holds Tonight at Fraser
University of California and Kansas teams clash at Fraser theater in a free evening debate on Roosevelt reelection. Kansas negative. event ends Kansas forensics season. Chair Donald Hults, KI debaters Maloney and Molby, Cal team Rathbun Spitler Kahn, and manager Kahn travel.
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University of California
University of Kansas
Fraser Theater
Roosevelt
Kansas
California
New York
University of Colorado
St. Louis
Washington University
Donald S. Hults
Hults
Lawrence
K. U
Richard Rathbun
University of Hawaii
Harley Spitler
Myer Kahn
Morris Herwig
Martin Maloney
Sam Molby
Salina
Delta Sigma Rho
Mystery Fire Damages Vacant Louisiana Street House
A roof fire at 1140 Louisiana damaged a residence valued at about 15 dollars this afternoon at 1 15. formerly occupied by the Phi Alpha Delta legal fraternity, it has been vacant since February. Fire Chief Paul Ingels could not determine the cause as no one was home and no nearby fires suggested sparks from a chimney. He suggested a bird might have dropped a lit cigarette stub onto the roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Phi Alpha Delta Legal Fraternity
Paul Ingels
Ingels
Stock Market Index Report and Ford V8 Update
Daily market snapshot shows the average of 69 stocks at 58.6 with yesterday's figure 48.7. Includes mention of a new Ford V-8 model and reference to Hamilton's-Ady.
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Hamilton
s—Ady
Radio interview draws congratulatory telegrams to governor
May 8 Topeka Kansas Governor Alf M. Landon received scores of congratulatory telegrams after his radio interview. Among senders were Eugene Meyer of Washington L E Phillips of Phillips Petroleum Baird Markham New York oil executive and Eugene B Shanks of Washington who said the broadcast will become a historic presentation of American ideals and could make him President. One Kansan Glenn Porter Wichita sent a clipped mock remark nuts.
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Topeka
Kan
Alf M. Landon
Eugene Meyer
Washington
L. E. Phillips
Phillips Petroleum Company
Baird Markham
New York Oil
Eugeneb. Shanks
Glenn Porter
Wichita, Kan
Five Kansas Justices Attend KU Law Banquet
Five justices of the Kansas Supreme Court were guests of honor at the University of Kansas law school annual banquet. Justices Dawson Harvey Smith Thiele and Wedell spoke, with thoughts on the law and the judiciary. Governor Landon LL B 708 hoped to attend but could not. Dean W L Burdick praised the court and urged respect for law. Justice Harvey commended Burdick and urged higher standards in practice. Dawson predicted future Kansas legal leaders drawn from the dinner group.
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Supreme Court of Kansas
University of Kansas School of Law
Dawson
Harvey
Smith
Thiele
Wedell
The
University of Kansas
W. L. Burdick
School of Law
E. H. Lindley
Dudley Doolittle
Board of Regents
Walter Steiger
Bob Schroeder
Stewart Chambers
Landon
Lawrence
Fred Harris
Ottawa
Judge Summers
Newton
Mr. Doolittle
Dr. Burdick
Burdick
Supreme Bench
Kansas Supreme Court
United States
Great Eastern University
Washington
Dean Burdick
Justice Harvey
Kansas School of Law
Kansas Judicial Council
Prudente
Kansas
EIGHT WIN PLACES Lawrence high musicians at KU festival
Lawrence Memorial high school musicians won berths in all but two of ten solo contests at the second annual Mid Western Band Festival at the University of Kansas. Budd Russell led with first division honors in bari tone and trombone. Other Lawrence performers included Margaret Hyde Jeanne Moyer Betty Bridges Samlou Smart Jean Dooley Robert Pine Reed Whetstone Arthur Harris Bud Moll and more, across flute bassoon French horn oboe clarinet and cornet events with first second or third division awards. Also mentions Topeka Ottawa Moberly and other regional participants.
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Lawrence Memorial High School
University of Kansas
Budd Russell
Lawrence
Margaret Hyde
Jeanne Moyer
Betty Bridges
Samlou Smart
Jean Dooley
Robert Pine
Reed Whetstone
Arthur Harris
Cornet
Bud Moll
Flute
Jean Klussman
Topeka
Dorothy Allen
Ottawa
Curtis Haas
North Kansas City
Emporia
Phyllis Markley
Minneapa
Roy Swicegouid
Okmulgee
Okla
Karna Lee Braden
Moebleh
Jim Winter
Kansas City
George Smith
Westport Kansas City
Jean Dunn
Leb
Beverly Thompson
Scy
Earnest Hardson
Moberly
Jim Brady
Samlon Smart
Lawrenceyde
Atchison
Joe Bill Nash
Platte City
Forrest Mehman
North Platte
Jean Donley
Bob Moore
Forrest Siler
Enid
Hubert Pine
Elenora Thomas
Superinr
Robert Towse O
Senttshluff
Sam Hep Worth
Weldon Woner
Cam
Arien Eshelman
Abilene
Arthur Day
Dick Trubey
Ellsworth
Bud Molt
Harp
Frances Kaub
Wexington
Neb
Nea
Ack
Dicky
Kansas Weather Forecast and Conditions Summary
The Kansas forecast shows showers probable in the east tonight and Saturday while the west sees rain this afternoon and tonight, clearing to fair skies by Saturday. Cooler tonight and in the extreme east Saturday, warmer in the west on Saturday. Morning observations report cloudy to partly cloudy skies with light rain in Wichita and Arkansas City and clear conditions in Coffeyville. Dirt roads remain good except muddy around Wichita. Douglas County roads are good.
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Kansas
Wichita
Arkansas City
Coffeyville
Douglas County
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Joe Vanickle
Juanita Aus- UH
Kansas State College Band
Lyle Downey
Westminster A
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Russell S. Howland
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Ministerial Alliance
First Methodist Church
Lawrence Ministerial Alliance
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Episcopal
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Christian
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Tenn
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Robinson
Thomas H. Robinson, Jr
Alice Speed Stoll
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