Unclear Austrian Polish politics spark leadership questions
The passage notes a misread international stance by the United States over war loans and the Austrian cabinet struggle. Chancellor Schuschnigg signals readiness for a test to decide whether he or Prince von Starhemberg leads the government. Poland’s cabinet resignation prompts President Moschi to appoint Gen. Slagwogskladkowski. Senator Borah sharpens his party stance, signaling unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Schuschnigg
Prince von Starhemberg
Zyndram Kosialkowski
Poland
Moschi
Felicyan Slagwogskladkowski
Lord Allenby Died This Week In World War Fame
Lord Allenby, who died this week, was a central figure in a dramatic World War I incident. His forces drove Turkish troops from the Red Sea toward Jerusalem, which the Allies then captured, ending centuries of Mohammedan rule as he entered the city on foot.
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Lord Allenby
Red Sea
Jerusalem
Allenby
Holy
Changes in KU School of Fine Arts Faculty Fall
Several faculty shifts at the University of Kansas School of Fine Arts take effect at the fall semester. Resignations include Miss Mina Dorn returning to Cincinnati for advanced study and Stewart Dickson to pursue work in the east. New hires include Mrs. Alice Moncrieff from New York City to lead the voice department, Miss Helen Marcell taking on ear training and sight singing, Miss Helen Kennedy assisting piano, Miss Gladys Bate moving to Wichita schools, and Miss Clara Hatton taking a position replacing Hatton. Louise Miller and Fanny May Ross will take a year’s leave to study in New York City.
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School of Fine Arts
University of Kansas
Mina Dorn
Cincinnati
Alice Moncrieff
New York City
Ilinois Women’s College
Jacksonville
Ill
Stewart Dickson
East
Lee Green
Dickson
Helen Marcell
Helen Kennedy
Gladys Bate
Department of Design
Wichita
Clara Hatton
Louise Miller
Fanny May’ Ross
Liberty Memorial High School
R. A. Schwegler
School of Education
Wallace Fleming
Baker University
Helen Hungerford
George Keifer
Jack Bolin
Order of Eastern Star
C. C. Stewart
C. J. Topping
Lemuel Stout
Vere Lane
Albuquerque
N. M
Elkhart
Kan
Wood Farris
Earl Farris
C. L. DeWaittsville
Broad View Inn
S. O. May
Lawrence
Clarence Topping
C. E. Lindley
Virginia Looker
Emma Dania
Mary Louise
Lalage Emle
Mae Brune
Lowell B. Sterling
P. S. Sterling
W. H. Brune
Spring Hill
A. C. Asling
Poor Pa by Claude Callan
A short comic strip caption describes Tom paying Fay to behave well, but her striking beauty makes discipline tough and she quits repeatedly, only to be rehired at higher pay. The note lists Copyright 1936 Publishers Syndicate.
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Publishers Syndicate
Central Park improvements promise stronger appeal
Twenty five years ago on a May Saturday Councilman Herman Broeker lauded a park upgrade with shrub donations from T E Griesa and canna bulbs from Frank Sauer. Veterans and guests arrived for the encampment week events, with musicales and reunions shaping community spirit amid a festival atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Broeker
Central Park
T. E. Griesa
Mr. Griesa
Frank Sauer
Lawrence
Women’s Relief Corps
Lillian Hendricks
Cherryvale
Baker Music Festival
Baker University
Conservatory
Universary Festival
New York Symphony
Walter Damrosch
Florence Hunkle
Christine Miller
Albert Queshel
Arthur Middleton
Men’s Day Program at St Luke A M E Church
A varied program will be presented for Men’s Day at St Luke A M E Church on Sunday at 11 o clock. Rev L E Mathis is pastor. Herbert Gleed chairs the program assisted by George King Clarence N Pierson and Cordell Meeks. Events include hymns invocation scripture missionary greetings forum and offertory. The Cavalier club of Kansas City will run the Sunday forum at 4 30 in Ninth Street Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke A.M.E
L. E. Mathis
Herbert Gleed
George King
Clarence N. Pierson
Cordell Meeks
Terrell
Cavalier Club of
Kansas City
Lawrence Sunday Forum
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Firefly and a Circus Clown Drama After Rain
Dirk Joris brings Elinor Fleming home from the Joris estate as a stormy night carnival unfolds across the river. In a tent van Firefly the trapezist is injured, a girl pleads at the doors, and Dirk confronts a threatening scene while Madame Chowdhury hints at destinies and a looming message from the stars. Natalie Page arrives soaked, muddy, and ready to stir further complications.
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Dirk Joris
Elinor Fleming
Joris
Hudson
Elinor
Dirk
Rupert
Isabel
Firefly
Kkitten
Madame Chowdhury
Pipolo
Madame
Pipelo
Torrobin
Run Like Any Thing In Puddle Muddle
Christopher Columbus Crow urges a running frenzy in Puddle Muddle to give the characters exercise. Willy Nilly worries for his house as animals including bears, a lamb, a dog, and ducks flee beyond a cave under Christopher’s gleeful instruction. The plan ends with a tease of Monday at Willy Nilly’s.
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Mary Graham Bonner
Christopher Columbus
Crow
Chubby
Willy Nilly
Christopher
Blacky
Jelly Bear
Honey Bear
Sweet Face
Rip
Top Notch
Rooster
Fracture Emergencies in Everyday Life
A guide on long bone fractures notes that automobile and home injuries injure millions yearly. It stresses first aid as crucial, as handling methods affect pain, hospital stay, and recovery, with emphasis on operations in accidents and daily settings.
Proper fracture care urges splints before moving victims
The Journal of the American Medical Association warns lay rescuers to avoid moving injured people with suspected long bone fractures. Immediate splinting is advised to prevent further injury to nerves vessels and muscles, reducing the risk of infection and life danger. Police and fire departments are instructed to refrain from moving victims until splints are applied, when medical help is not immediately available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal of the American Medical Association
New York
Philadelphia
Monday Nerves and the Man
A collage of brief city items reporting odd incidents. A doctor and ambulance driver subdued nine year old Clifford Waldbauer to transfer his mother Hattie Waldbauer to a hospital, noting his missing father. Other blurbs include a jail incident with a caustic bottle, AMA convention theatrics, pigeons at a courthouse site, nudist sighting near a Denver sprinkler, and a Nebraska booster story.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Hattie Waldbauer
Clifford
Former Nebraska Senator Kaspar Defends Prison Experience
Dr Joseph F Kaspar aged 60 a former state senator told reporters in the Nebraska penitentiary on a charge of receiving stolen property that the place is wonderful and he gained 50 pounds there He said Omaha robbers forced him to accept the property he was accused of receiving and urged others to visit the facility.
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Nebraska Penitentiary
Joseph F. Kaspar
Kas
Omaha
Change in Camp Plans for Kaw Area Boy Scouts
Kansas City Kansas May 16. Paul N Campbell announces new summer camp plans for Kaw area Boy Scouts with three program types A B and C. Type B follows prior staff led dining and leadership emphasis while Type A has meals prepared at central kitchen and Type C funds independent troop camps. Camp season begins June 21 with Leavenworth Linn Miami and Shawnee districts going into camp and Delaware district ending in July. Earl Behrend leads as camp director with a team including Raymond Vorhis Dr C O West James Putnam Robert Baker James Sussex Malcolm Olmstead Jack Wilhm and Jack Fuller in key roles. Additional items note Brotherhood of the First Methodist church meeting led by Dr Frank Herron Smith at Ecke's Hall 7 30 pm Monday and Lakeview Sunday School session at 2 30 pm with Rev Dorothy B Wright speaking after the lesson.
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Kansas City
Kan
Boy Scouts of Kaw
Paul N. Campbell
Leavenworth
Linn
Miami
Delaware
Earl K. Behrend
Raymond Voorhis
C. Omer West
James Putnam
Emporia
Robert Baker
James Sussex
Malcolm Olmstead
Jack Wilhm
Jack Fuller
Frank Herron Smith
The
Brotherhood of the First Methodist Church
Ecke’s Hall
Brotherhood and Friends
Radio Programs Saturday Evening May 16 Listings
Radio schedule outlines May 16 events across KMRC WREN WDAF KMBC and related stations. Highlights include Herbert Foote organ program WREN Israel messages Ziegfeld Follies airings Northwestern ceremony and major orchestras such as George Olsen Abe Lyman and Duke Ellington with multiple contralto and baritone performances and orchestral showcases.
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KMRC
Herbert Foote
WREN
Message of
Israel
WDAF
Hampton Institute Singers
Northwestern Univ
Union Theological Lenin
Boston
KMBC
Bruno Castagna
Frank Fay
Chateau
Fred Waring
Clodhopper
Attier
Sports Review
Plaza Hotel
George Olsen
Abe Lyman
Mark Hopkins
Orch
Ankie Masters
Layfair
Phil Levant
MBC
Philip Crane
Joey Nash
Grand Terrace
Merry Gardens
Duke Ellington
Radio Listings Chronicle May 17 18 1936 Local Air Schedule
A dense rail of radio programming for Sunday May 17 and Monday May 18 lists stations WREN KMBC WDAF KMBC EN WREX and others with hours from 12:00 noon to 9:45 p m. It covers concerts orchestras variety shows weather forecasts and public affairs including Abe Lyman Tom Terris Paul Whiteman Henry Busse and Duke Ellington entries along with dramatic readings and a governor address to a graduating class.
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Wren
WDAF
KMBC
Senator Fishface
Professor Figsbottle
Russia
Abe Lyman
Tom Terris
Sanderson_ and Cramit
Grenadier Guards
Phil Spitalny
Catholic Hour
South Sea Islanders
Voice of
Jack Benny
KMBEC
Tommy Dorsey
Robert L. Riptey
America
KMB
WDAPF
Major Bowes
Jack Hylton
Detroit Sym Orchestra
WREX
Walter Winchell
Paul Whiteman
KMNC
WDA Symphony
IBC
Philip Crane
Wren—Fletcher
Henderson
Merry Gardens
Bismarck
Carl Schreiber
Orch
Caf
Jimmie Allen
John Herrick
Bsn
EKMBC
Boake Carter
WDAV
Jack Farrell
Music Hall
Kansas City Dines
Voice of Firestone
Pick and
Pat
James C. Roper
Kmbc—Radio Theater
Gypsies
Reater Minstrels
Sigmund Romberg
Gov. Landon
Attica
Kansas
Wayne King
Wbbaf
George Washington
Russ Morgan
Muuc
Rhythm Orchestra
WRE
Reginee
Wheas
Kmubinof
WDA
KMB Country Club of the
Erle Smith
Jen Gray
Agnolia
AE ‘Hander
Kmattler
Arcadia_ Dance Orchestra
Henry Busse
Henry Halstead
Phil Ohman
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Walton Bidz
Detroit
General Motors
Associated Press
Jocal News
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Allon
Uncle Sam
Joans
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Idaho
Washington
Altho
Journal-World
C. A. Puls
Sublette Monitor
Rolland Jacquart
Haskell County
Santa Fe
Jacquart
Monitor
Mother Earth
Leon Blum
K. U. School of Fine Arts
Poor PA
Claude Callan
G. W. Smith
Pinckney Grove
May
T. J. Lamont
West Lawrence
Michigan Street
T. C. Maughlin
Robert C. Rankin
Las Vegas N. M
Col J. K. Rankin
K. Ketels
Mr. Ketels
Texas
Sherman
Tex
Slissouri
Lebanon
Joplin
Golden City
Sterling
St. Luke's A. M. E
Tha World Co
Ady
King of Hearts
Ki Dirk
Natalie Page
Freddy
Margaret Bell Houston
New York Academy of Medicine
Iago Galdston
Chaser
Joe Wood Negro
Joe
American Medical Association
Los Angeles County Court House
Denver
Cheesman Park
Norma Sibert
Arleen Anderson
Norma
Arleen
Prague
Neb
Lawrence National Bank
Kaw Area
Boy Scouts
Lakeview
Dorothy B. Wright
KMEC
KFKU
Clarence ‘Krisman
W. A. Dill
W. Kenneth Cornell
King John
Helen Rhoda Hoopes
First National Bank
Lawrence, Kansas
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