Royal Dinner Menu for King George VI and Queen Elizabeth
Washington May 16 The tentative dinner menu prepared for the visit includes clam cocktail broiled fillet of flounder mushroom and wine sauce buttered beets sweet potato puffs and cranberry sauce. Also listed are peas and a frozen cheese and dress salad. The private luncheon menu features minted melon jellied bouillon broiled sweetbreads and asparagus.
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Guildhall
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Hawkins named superintendent of Kansas ports of entry
Topeka May 16 CPI Phil R Hawkins of Olathe was appointed superintendent of Kansas ports of entry to succeed Fred Donovan of Atchison. Hawkins has long served with the ports of entry department and was later supervisor of refineries and ports in the Landon administration, with the appointment announced by the port of entry board through Gov Payne Ratner.
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Train Does The Business In Narrow Escape At Stop
Mr and Mrs Will Nesbitt and Mrs C B Cook rode in a stalled car on a railroad track at Marshal Texas May 16 The women pushed to move the car and jumped as a train approached Nesbitt remained at the wheel the door stuck and the train struck the auto spinning it into the women They suffered only slight injuries the impact loosened the door and Nesbitt stepped out unharmed.
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Popular Actress Puzzle Clue Grid
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Will Sail Tonight for France Ailing Youth Joins Pilgrimage
Fred B. Snite Jr., 28, long confined to an 800 pound iron lung, sails from New York to France with his parents and medical staff for a pilgrimage to Our Lady of Londres. He seeks thanks and strength rather than a miracle, despite years of infantile paralysis since 1936 in China. The Normandie voyage will take him 12 000 miles, escorted by police to the pier where his specially equipped trailer is loaded.
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Warning Against Tooth and Tonsil Extraction Myths
At the AMA meeting in St. Louis on May 16, Dr. Hobart A. Reimann and Dr. W. Paul Havens of Philadelphia cautioned that teeth and tonsils are not a major source of rheumatism or related infections. They urged careful diagnosis and warned that routine removal can be harmful, noting focal infections are not reliably linked to systemic disease.
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W. Paul Havens
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Reimann
Palmer aggressor dies after stag picnic fight near Bradenton
Sarasota man Potter d Orsay Palmer a four times married Chicago heir died after a fist blow at a Junior Chamber of Commerce outing. Kenneth Nosworthy admitted striking Palmer who shortly after suffered a cerebral hemorrhage. sheriff said Palmer was the aggressor. The case goes to the Manatee county grand jury. Palmer died with his wife Pluma Louise Lowery Abatiello at his bedside.
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Cardozo estate to charity and Columbia chair gift
New York May 16 An estate of 329509 of late associate justice Cardozo was shown in a transfer tax appraisal He died July 9 1938 Of the estate 220635 goes to charity Columbia University receives an estimated 188822 as residuary legatee Securities valued at 145376 including US treasury certificates 131703 Housekeeper Miss Kate A Tracy gets 75000 Justice Cardozo ordered a chair of jurisprudence at Columbia to honor his name and study.
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Aviator Backman Takes Off For Sweden In Trans Atlantic Quest
Swedish aviator Carl Backman launched from Botwood Newfoundland at 5 10 a m local time on a non stop attempt to fly to Sweden. He had left Bangor Missouri earlier and claimed a race from America to Sweden. The single motor 90 horsepower monoplane lacked radio and many instruments.
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Highway 59 Association elects Kansas officers in Vinita
Parsons man C. E. Perkins elected secretary treasurer and Garnett’s Leonard McCalla named vice president of the Highway 59 association in Vinita Oklahoma. The group approved a resolution condemning state barriers and urged federalization of national highways.
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C. E. Perkins
Parsons
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Congress
Proposal to remove over-age officers to speed promotion
Washington reports the War Department asked Congress to authorize retiring more than 2 300 officers aged out of eligibility. Brigadier General Lorenzo D. Gasser told the House Military Committee details of a plan urged by the general staff to clear ranks from captain to colonel. Secretary Woodring said the move would relieve crowding, cost about 500 000 dollars yearly, and would be phased in over several years amid bipartisan opposition.
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House Military Committee
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Woodring
House
Senate
Beast Stalks and Kills Deer Near St. Marys Campus
Oakland reports a mountain lion close to St. Marys college campus stalked a young buck and killed it. Rancher Ernest Pimentel said he watched the lion leap on the deer breaking its back. Five inch tracks were found.
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Calif
St. Mary's College
Ernest Pimentel
Britain to call up 40 000 to 50 000 conscripts in July
London reports Labor Minister Ernest Brown announced in the house of commons that Britain will call up 40 000 to 50 000 conscripts on July 1 for training. The first group, aged 20, begins six months under the conscription bill with subsequent groups every two months. The annual contingent is expected to total about 200 000.
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House of Commons
House
Arabian Horse Gift for Farley in Amarillo
A $1,000 Arabian horse with a matching saddle awaits Postmaster Jim Farley in Amarillo Texas on May 16. Publisher Gene Howe notes the gaited steed is a gift from plains residents and must be mounted and dismounted unaided by Farley.
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Tex
Jim Farley
Gene Howe
Farley
Classifieds Page Delivers Fun and Profit
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Keeper Battles Python at New York World’s Fair Deathly Clash
At the New York World’s Fair a keeper in the live monster show battled a 30-foot python named Big Boy. Dr Hal Hall was bitten and coiled by the constrictor while attendants freed him after ten minutes. The injuries were not serious.
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Hal Hall
Big Boy
Prize baby show clinic and beauty pageant details
A health clinic for babies will be held in conjunction with a prize baby show by the Dorsey Liberty Auxiliary of American Legion Post No 14. Registered infants receive physical exams, score cards, and health certificates for normal ratings. Next week a baby beauty show crowns blue ribbon winners and the Master and Miss Lawrence with silver cups. final pageant at Lawrence Memorial High School on Monday May 29 at 7 30. Miss Roberta Roberson's School of Dance will entertain at the coronation. The article also notes European glove fashion origins in the 11th century and its spread to France and Spain.
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American Legion Post No. 14
Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial High School
Roberta Robertson
School of Dance
Quantrill the Raider Planned by Quantrill Studio
Samuel Goldwyn announces from United Artists that a film tentatively titled Quantrill the Raider will be made this year. Edward Small will produce, following The Duke of West Point and Sea Devils. W G McKinney notes script progress at Dickinson Griffith theaters.
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Samuel Goldwyn
United Artists
Photographer Sells Fire Scene Pictures From Mojave
George Wilson an insurance broker lost a $1500 auto and a $2500 trailer to a Mojave desert blaze. With no extinguisher he used a camera, returned to Los Angeles, and sold the photographs to a newspaper.
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Los Angeles
Mojave Desert
George Wilson
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