Officers' Search for Young Navajo in Colorado
Telluride May 10 AP report says posses of cowboys and sheriffs deputies comb mountains forty miles from Telluride for George Nelson a young Navajo who shot and killed John H Wolfe and his uncle John C Wolfe during a failed kidnapping of Miss Leonore Wolfe daughter of a sheepman. Nelson allegedly freed Miss Wolfe then shot the two men from a canyon after keeping her prisoner in the upper ranch house. The pursuit follows reports Nelson came from Arizona and may be motivated by love for Miss Wolfe. Authorities fear mob justice and await word from the mountain trail as the region proves hard to reach.
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Telluride
Colo
George Nelson
John H. Wolfe
John C. Wolfe
Leonore Wolfe
Tower Ranch
Miss Wolfe
Shere Ranch House
Nelson
Wolfe Ranch
Arizona
Bieen
Hat
Raijed House
Egee
This Week's Events in Haskell and Nearby Kansas
This week lists events for Haskell and University of Kansas students with talks at 4 o'clock and a sequence of performances. Activities include a Phoenix Insurance sponsored school event at KU Band concert on Wednesday, and a Thursday event at Charltons. Weekend highlights include baseball games against Kansas and Missouri, with Lawrence hosting multiple matches and a track meet between Kansas and Missouri.
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Phoenix Insurance “School
Phoenix Insurance School
Charltons
Oklahoma
Lawrence
Stutz to Speak on University Radio Program Tonight
University of Kansas radio program on station KFERKU will broadcast tonight at 7:00 p m featuring Prof C Skill School of Fine Arts presenting folk and musical numbers. Performers include violin, soprano, and pianist Neva Hendr Lois Rush. John G Stutz, secretary of Learné of Kans municipal ties, Tour Camps.
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Kferku
University of Kansas
Skil
School of Tone
Hutchinson, Workman, Plummer Taken in Grand Larceny Case
Two to Hutchinson Marvin Workman and Plummer Merrill were taken in the state set by Rex Rutherford and First Deputy George Trice. The young men were genteened last a week for grand larceny. Big Springs election bond plan discussed by Big Springs School District for an 87000 bond election Saturday.
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Hutchinson Marvin Workman
Plummer
Merrill
Rex Rutherford
George Trice
Rotary Boys Week Ends With Windup Event
The Rotary District observes Boys Week with a windup program where many fathers bring their sons, some guests borrow a boy to attend, and speakers including Paul Dinsmoor Fritz Meydames Barrow Claude Scott Hoxey Hanna and Ted Schulz address the gathering. The club moves to form a health officer committee for Douglas County and discusses rail service plans involving Union Pacific and Missouri Pacific and delegation travel. Several locals, Mrs. Harry Green and Mrs. L. E. Patton, plan visits to eastern cities and other stops.
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Waz
Hutchinson
Paul Dinsmoor
Fritz Meydames Barrow
Claude Scott
Hoxey Hanna
Ted Schulz
B. Weaver
Douglas Cuumty
Tro A. J. Anderson
Peate
Kings of
Typeka
Irman
Lawrence
Futchf
Radio schedules and station listings by city
The article compiles Monday May radio program data for many cities. It lists station call signs, frequencies, and time blocks featuring orchestras, bands, educational talks, and opera companies, reflecting a dense network of US stations from Atlantic City to San Francisco. Key entities include WEAF, WJZ, WBAL, WGR, WWJ, WNEW, and others across multiple markets.
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WPG
Atlantic City
Sree
Idres Gail — Diane
Grekesing
Simna
McKnight
WBAL
Altimore
WEEI
Boston
WGR
Buffalo
Wreadclife Orchestra
Antherst Choral Club
Statler Orchestra
WMAK
Noue
Clearwater
Progr
WTAM
Cleveland
Hoakenden Orchestra
WyHe's
WGHP
Detroit
Pinner
Litle Symphony
Tyler
WWJ
Apsy Orche
Nans
Esa Wir
Studia
WTIC
Hartford
T. i
Orchtestra
Fely Clement
dd—Heimberger
Weaf Opera Company
WOR
Newark
Kaktrrborn
New. York
United Press Baseball
Cincinnat
K. Ara Orchestra
Scan Legion Heue
AWEAA
Sendmaan
Biog Sig Dano Civic
WDAF
Kansas City
Geena
Abo Montel
Wwcco
Minn'polis
ST. P
Educssonal
Apf Ee Sng
Go to High School Go to College drive set May 10 to 16
The Kappa Phi Alpha fraternity schedules a seventh annual Go to high school go to college campaign from May 10 to 16 to boost Negro education. Chapters in colleges will participate and Kansas efforts are led by the University of Kansas chapter. ministers and high schools are urged to promote educational sermons and visits to schools.
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Kha Phi Alpha
Rational Negro College Fraternity
Kansas
University of Kanga
K. SU
Hutchinson
Lawvened
Wichita
Kansas City
Pamroo Organ
Kansas University Dance Recital Features Tan Sigma Sorority
The second annual dance recital by the University of Kansas Department of Physical Education, at Bowersock Theater tonight, features Tan Sigma dancing sorority. The program includes character work, national character pieces, and dramatic acts. Prof. Allen Crafton assists with entertainment and scenery while Helen Skilton handles lighting and color effects.
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Department of Physical Education
Universiy of Kansas
Bowersock
Tan Sigma
Racter
Frof. Allen Crafton
Deepartment of Dramatic Art
Helen Skilton
Chrysler Cuts Prices Across All Models
Walter P. Chrysler of Detroit announces Hunsinger Motor Co will be dealers for Chrysler cars with price reductions on all cylinder models. Cuts range from 40 dollars on the Coach to 200 dollars on the Royal and Crown sedans. No changes to engineering or equipment accompany the lower prices, made possible by higher production of the six cylinder cars.
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Walter DP. Chrysler
Detroit
Mich
Chrysler Corporation
Hunsinger Motor Company
Chrysler
Japan's Exhibit at Philadelphia Valued at 350000
A Japan exhibit for the Philadelphia Sesquicentennial will feature a pearl pagoda tower about three feet tall valued at roughly 350,000 dollars. It contains 203 cultured and 29,270 natural pearls of varying sizes and has the Empress's approval.
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Tokyo
Japan
Philadelphia
Brothers Appeal Case in Pottawatomie Estate Dispute
Three brothers convicted of undue influence in securing their father Earnest Hodges estate of about 20 000 appeal to the state supreme court. Daughters won district court relief to set aside deeds worth 1500 in real estate. Jury detailed the father’s removal from his daughter’s home to a rural farm during final illness. His sons allegedly helped arrange the funeral and collected cash and bonds before the transfer.
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Topeka
Pottawatomie County
Supreme Court
Finer
Norman
Lemburr Harnes
Earnest MM. Hodges
Ethel Dalton
St. George
Elmer
Aed
Hodges
Supreme Cours
Love Whistling Craze Hits Madrid Streets
In Madrid, a latest craze nicknamed love whistling or piropas sweeps street corners as bands of youths whistle and imitate birds to catch the attention of passing senoritas. Admirers express cheers and flattery as pretty women stroll along Alcala and other sidewalks before dinner, drawing a lively, if intrusive, crowd.
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Madrid
Alcala
Skyscraper ban limits Unter den Linden height
Berlin officials on May 10 rejected grand plans for Unter den Linden. The City Building Commission approved a compromise capping building height at eighty feet while preserving the boulevard’s historical character. A pure contest for a new plan was abandoned as impractical. In other news, Sweden unveils an education project to let workers and students tour national sights in rail car homes, easing travel costs.
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Berlin
Unter den Linten
Bervilding Commission
Unter den Linden
Sweden
Deaths and Funerals in Topeka Area
Notices report Walter Jenkins dies Saturday in Topeka with funeral in Topeka at 2 pm Tuesday. Susan M Colvin, 74, dies, funeral Wednesday at 2 pm from Rumsey Home. burial Oak Hill. Sarah C Simpson, 74, dies, services Tuesday 10 am from First Christian Church. burial Oak Hill. Spokane trust president R Lewis Rutter shot, condition critical after noon incident. Two planes land safely after Langley Field incident. Green Brothers AC beats Tonganoxie 6 1. Murphey allowed three hits. Weekend social notes mention Marmuerite Laptad visit Kansas City.
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Walter. Jenkins
Walter Jenkins
Topeka
Thet Sey
CL A. Richards
Tonga
Susan M. Colvin
C. A. Welcher
Rumsey
A.richards
Oak Hill Cemetery
Sarah C. Simpson
Connecticut Street
First Christian Church
Richard
Green Brothers A. C
Roy _Laster
Green Brothers Athletic Club
Avith Tonganoxie
Murphy
Social Liveler
Perry
Cape
Coats
Summer session announced at Kansas State School for the Blind
A summer session for adults is announced at the Kansas State School for the Blind in Kansas City Kansas. The five week term begins July 12. Arrangements are made through the state board of administration and the superintendent cooperating with the Kansas Association for the Blind. Interested persons should write to Mrs J A Wilson at the school.
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Kansas State School For the Blind
Kansas City
Kan
Iive Weks
State Board of Administration
State School For the Blind
Kansas Association For the Blind
J. A. Wilson
Kansas State School For Blind
Kansas
Farm Vote Next Week I Washington May 10
AP report notes Representative Fort says eastern interests block farm price stabilizing bill and would drive a British strike scenario, denying eastern blockage of midwest aims. House debate on three surplus crop bills stretched into today with hope for a vote and possible amendments tomorrow as divisions widen.
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Washinton
Fort
New Jersey
House
Records To Fall At Coffeyville Track Meet
Verdiglié Valley league track and field teams from Coffeyville Independence Fredonia Caney Neodesha Altamont Oswego and Cherryvale compete on a fast track under ideal conditions in their annual meet. Fredonia and Coffeyville are favored as contenders to lead in Glean Up Week promotions.
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Coffeyville
Independence
Fredonia
Caney
Neodesha
Altamount
Oswego
Cherryvale
Baldwin P T A Meeting And School Display
The Baldwin PTA will meet tonight at Baldwin School to review teachers and all work of pupils and display student work. District court will convene next week to begin civil jury case hearings for the May term. Jurors were dismissed from duty Saturday until May 17 at 9 o'clock.
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Baldwin 'P. T. A
Baldwin Patent
Baldwin
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Reo
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Empire
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WTAG
Encertainess
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Phi Mu ‘Alpha
WSB
ATLA
Myers’ Orchestra
CNR
CKCL
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WHB
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WHAS
Alpha Phi Alpha
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War Department
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