Denmark Accepts Pact Talks With Nazis in Cautious Step
Berlin May 17 Denmark today cautiously accepted Germanys offer to negotiate a non aggression pact while Sweden Norway and Finland declined parallel accords Denmark stressed it will not pledge to accept the pact under all circumstances It fears demands on North Schleswig and administration of the German minority could derail talks The issue centers on the 1919 Versailles boundary and the promised plebiscite for North Schleswig which Denmark regards as essential to any agreement
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Berlin
Denmark
Germany
Sweden
Norway
Finland
Hitler
Baron Ernst von Weizsaecker
Foreign Office
Schleswig
Landis Edgar Born to Mr and Mrs Landis Perm
The society notes announce the birth of Landis Edgar to Mr. and Mrs. Landis Perm on a Saturday in March. The Kanwaka Literary Club plans a Thursday meeting at the homes of Mrs. George Dews and Mrs. W A Wymer with the topic Kansas industries. Adah chapter No 7 OES to initiate candidates Friday at the Masonic temple at 8 o'clock.
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Double Dozen
J. W. Waggoner
Learnard Avenue
Frank Brown
Landis Perm
Landis Edgar
Kanwaka Literary Club
George Dews
W. A. Wymer
Kansas Industries
O.E.S
Club Groups Host Afternoon Party At Roller Drome
Mrs J Marc Jantzen Miss Mate Rich and Mrs J M Jewett lead groups in a social afternoon at the Roller Drome. The Lawrence Business and Professional Women's club book review group meets tonight at 8 at Miss Mary E Rutter’s home with Irma Kahle reviewing Disputed Passage by Lloyd Douglas.
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J. Marc Jantzen
Matee] Rich
J. M. Jewett
Lawrence
Notable Visitors and Local Figures Share Summer Plans
Mr and Mrs Thomas N McFarland of Butte Montana arrive to visit Mrs W G McFarland. Mrs C B Spencer of Iola visits sister Mrs L N Lewis. Mr and Mrs John D Craven of Lineville Iowa leave for Houston after visiting Miss Lucille Van Swearingen. Mrs W N Ferrin to spend summer with sons in Portland and Cottage Grove Oregon. Miss Carolyn Smith of Santa Monica California visiting Mr and Mrs E E Alexander. she is KU 1938 graduate. Mrs A H Schaal remains critically ill after paralytic stroke. Mr and Mrs Ad Housh of San Diego visit Mrs Fred Cutter. Housh KU graduate 1900.
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Thomas N. McFarland
Butte
Mont
W. G. McFarland
Dallas
A. H. Schaal
Rhode Island Street
Ad Housh
San Diego
Cal
Fred Cutter
Housh
Charlotte Cutter
Vinland
University of Kansas
Baldwin Visitors Check In and Out of Town
Dr. S A Lough and sister Harriet Milner visited Kansas City guests of the Hamiltons on Sunday. Betty Booth and Cynthia Fairview guests called on Harvey Booths. John Weaver of Los Angeles stopped in Baldwin on Tuesday to see old friends. Weaver once ran a Baldwin grocery store later moved to California. Harry Neptune and Mrs. Neptune of Kansas City visited college friends. Mrs Paul Banks and nieces Margaret Madelyn and Roberta McHenry returned to Fairview after weekend in Baldwin with grandparents Mr and Mrs Robert McHenry.
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S. A. Lough
Harriet Milner
Kansas City
Morris Hamilton
Betty Booth
Cynthia
Fairview
Baldwin
Harvey Booth
John Weaver
Los Angeles
Weaver
California
C. O. Smith
Harry Neptune
Old College Friends
Paul Banks
Margaret
Madelyn
Roberta McHenry
Robert E. McHenry
Local figures attend commencements and visits across Kansas
Mrs Ralph Harman and others travel between Lawrence Emporia and Baldwin while families host relatives for Mother's Day. Several Baldwin residents receive degrees at Kansas University and highlight commencement speakers at Severence Shawne and West View schools. Doris Kirkhoff gives a senior recital with musical assistants in Centenary hall.
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Ralph Harman
Zeta Chi
B. F. Howard
Phi Mu
Helen Harman
Lawrence
Emporia
Dorothy Johnson
Florence
Baldwin
Dorothy Lou Kochan
Johnson
Loren Conger
Yates Center
Fred
Delta Tau
Samuel A. Deel
Philip Barnthouse
Dorothy Ann
Samuel A. Deel, Jr
Kansas City
Helen Deel
Neodesha
Miriam Louise Deel
Bill Deel
University of Kansas
John A. Maclean
F. C. Leitaker
Marjorie le May
S.S. Kerns
Marvin D. Price
Oliver W. Price
L.L.B
Harold E. Addington
H. E. Addington
Paul Kochay
Severence
Doris Kirkhoff
Centenary Hall
John Barnett
Edward Wood
Miss Kirkhoff Delights Recital Audience at Baker Event
Miss Kirkhoff, a Hutchinson native, has spent two years in Baker and proved a favorite soloist. Her varied numbers impressed, especially Eden's What's in the Air To Day, Salter's The Cry of Rachel, and Malotte's The Lord's Prayer. The Phi Mu sorority hosted a reception at the chapter house afterward.
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Kirkhoff
Hutchinson
Baker
Eden
Rachel
Salter
Malotte
Phi Mu Sorority
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Kansas State College
Spry Research Laboratories
Cambridge, Mass
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Zephyr Baking Co
Jayhawk Creamery
Dr. Pepper Bottling Co
Montgomery Ward
Shawne High School
Letha Jane Chapman
Altamont
Esther Davies
Jane
Coffeyville
Alpha Chi House
James S. Chubb
West View School
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Shoe Department