German Cruiser Deutchland Launched At Kiel
Bright scenes of imperial days return as Germany launches its post war cruiser A renamed Deutchland. Veteran Paul von Hindenburg sponsors the christening with champagne. The 10,000 ton vessel features 20,000 ton fighting strength, mine defense, welded steel, light inner metal, and a diesel plant delivering 50 000 horsepower for 26 knots and 10 000 mile cruising radius.
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Kiel
Paul von Hindenburg
Warcraft
May 18 1931 Radio Program Highlights
Radio listings show a diverse slate including the Gold Medal Express Maytag Orchestra Chesebrough Real Folks Stormberg Carlons Program Amos and Andy Literary Digest Topics in Brief Jack Riley’s Concert Cab Calloway Cotton Club Orchestra Larry Funk’s Orchestra Palais d’Or Restaurant Chicaro Dance Orchestra Weather forecast for May 19 features Bisenne and Pancake Program K C Live Stock Wealth expected.
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iMay
Phil
Cook
FF. K. U
Maytag
Chesebrough
Stromberg
Carlon
Empire Builders
Amos
Andy
Jack Riley
Cab Callaway
Cotton Club
Larry Funk
Palais d'Or
Chicaro
K. C
KU Radio Schedule and Joint Concert at University
Day by day listings show farm and home hour, bands, orchestras, and lectures on Monday through Friday. A joint concert by University of Kansas women and men’s glee clubs is slated for 8 p.m. in the University auditorium with Agnes Husband and William Pilcher directing and Elmer Anderson and Mary Loy Earlenbaugh as accompanists. The program features From Forest and Stream numbers by Charles S. Shilton and pieces by Morley, Brahms, Elgar, and Schumann Suabian Folk Songs.
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University of Kansas
University Auditorium
Agnes Husband
William Pilcher
Elmer Anderson
Mary Loy
Earlenbaugh
Charles 5. Shilton
K. U. Fine Arts
Forrest
Stream
Morley
Peaceful Lake
Brahms
Elgar
Forest and Stream era music and choral lineup excerpt
A fragmentary program listing multiple vocal groups and pieces. Names include the Rigoletto Quartet, Frank Eaton, Don Smith, Robert Milton, Maurice Erickson, Elmer Anderson, Emily Ball, Maud Persis Hilt, Helen Stockwell, and groups such as the Women’s Glee Club and “Thide Si Singers.” Entries reference classical works and concert elements, with various instrumental and vocal roles indicated, in a historical campus or community concert context.
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Charles
Forest Trail
Frank Eaton
Don Smith
Robert Milton
Maurice Erickson
Elmer Anderson
Strauss-Wick
Helen Stockwell
Jayhawk
Interior Department Scanned for Economies
Washington May 18 AP reports the Interior Department is undergoing cost cutting with a projected cut or savings target around 17 900 600 dollars. The measure aims to trim expenses across agencies while preserving core programs.
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Interior Department
Washington
Hoover eyes savings plan cutting defense and interior posts
President Hoover, at his Rapidian Virginia camp, backs a plan to save money by abandoning 20 to 30 obsolete army posts and concentrating activities. Expected savings rise from 4 million this year to 7 to 9 million in the following year. Interior officials present a savings outline but did not specify curbed activities. The Indian office faces limited cuts despite a high payroll policy. park service may lose road and trail funds.
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Interior
Hoover
Rapidian
Virginis
Inced
War Department
Indian Office
Wilbur
Park Service
Lone Star vigil speaker to lecture on Why Girls Smoke
National school lecturer C. Finnel from the Tobac League of America will present a stereopticon talk at the church on Wednesday May 20. All are invited. Sunday dinner guests were Mrs and Mrs George Tuttle of Wailensburg Mo, Miss Gladys Hylci and Jimmie Childs of Lawrence.
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Vigil C. Finnel
National
Tobac League of América
Evereone
George Tuttle
Wailensburg
Gladys
Hyl¢ i
Jimmie Childs
Lawrene
Mothers Day Visitors Mark Weekend At Local Homes
Local families and visitors filled weekend hours with calls and gatherings centering on Mother's Day. Lon Childs, Mr and Mrs Rudolph Dieitz, Mrs Magdalena Dieitz, Earnest Dietz, and O B Lindell were among callers. George Dillon and family from Old Belvoir visited Tkenberrys. Mrs Mowder hosted evening guests. Rev J R Smith spoke on Mothers and Their Influence after Sunday school. Mrs Ross Ulrich from New York visited W H Ulrich. other guests included Mr and Mrs Murray Bond, Frank Flory, Laura Fox, Lillie Ulrich, Mrs Richards’ parents, and Alden Sims with family visiting from Lawrence and Kansas City. A dance honored Chester Skinner from New Mexico plus local arrivals.
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Lon Childs
Rudolph _Dieitz
Magdalena Dieitz
Earnest. Dietz
B. Lindell
George
Dillon and Sons of
Old Belvoir
Jess Tkenberry
Charles Mowder
J. R. Smith
Memorial Hospital
F. E. Childs
Ross Ulrich
New York
W. H. Ulrich
Murray Bond
Frank Flory
Laura Fox
Lillie Ulrich
Austin Flory
Chester Skinner
New Mexico
Newt Hamlin
Sims
John Baugh
Pleasanton
Kan
Alden. Baugh
Kansas City
Rs. Campbell
Prescott
Alden Sims
Lawrence
Alles
Chalmer
Jeff van Neste
Winter Social Highlighted by Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Ross Cole spent Wednesday evening with Mrs Cole s parents Mr and Mrs Robert Schroyer and Douglas Schroyer. Mrs Billie Richards hosted her Lecompton club last Wednesday afternoon with seven members and guest Mrs Elependry. The group included Ruth Glenn Fred Nace Ruth Sehon Harvey Glenn Geo McCarty Paul Maust and Billie Richards lunch was served. Mr and Mrs Willis Colman and children joined by Zebb Van Neste and Harry Van Neste from Lawrence delivered baskets to H G Van Neste at Oak Ridge for a surprise visit to Mrs Van Neste last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Billie Richards and daughter Virginia were also noted.
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Ross Cole
Billie Richards
Marriage Licenses Granted by Probate Judge Menger
Three marriage licenses were issued Saturday afternoon by Probate Judge L. H. Menger. Leslie Wyatt and Elizabeth Davis both of Topeka, with William Fray of Topeka and Ethel Wooster of Silver Lake, were married by Judge Menger. Emmett Smith Jr. of Lawrence and Naomi Anderson of Richland also listed. an upcoming ceremony was expected to be performed by Reverend Will Nickel of Altoona.
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L. H. Menger
Leslie Wyatt
Elizabeth Davis
Topeka
William Fray
Ethel Wooster
Silver Lake
Menger
Emmett Smith
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Summerfield
K. U
Kansas High
Baldwin
Wichita
Otis Brubaker
Conway Springs
Everett Moses
Junction City
Edward Foote
Hutchinson
Norman F. Ramsey
Leavenworth
Elden Johnson
Luray
Harold .Patterson
Lyons
Almond Shaw
Belleville
James H. Lawson
Henry Baker
Midizn
Chevey White
Norton
Gunnar Mykland
Chapman
Robert * En
Alfred L
FKU
Lee Sims
U. S. Navy
Ancgrew String Trio
Eeene
K. UU
Dashes
Phi Cook
Dr. Scholl
Ramblers
Paul Whiteman
Hancock
Goodheart
Death Valley Days
Tim Healy
Helen
Karl
Clara
Boswell
Dream Pictures
Archer Gibson
Phil Spitainy
Edgewater Beach
Yenne Bucks
Drake Hotel
Chicago Dance Orchestra
Carroll D. Clark
Inland Waterways
Stuart
Trene Peabody
Maud Ferisis Hil
Helen Alter
Veneta Mae ‘Slepake
Mezzo
C. Mahin
Ethel ‘Soy Williams
W. C
H. R. HL
Mount Dread
Helen Rhoda Hoopes
Aliie Merle Conger
J. Graves
Michael Faraday
E. E. Bayles
Spain
Jose M. Osma
Burnett
Bowles
Lone Star
Willis
Colman
Daught Wal Penis
Ellie Hemlin
Albert
Cesena
Christian Science Organization
James G. Rowell
C.S
Mother Church
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Massachusetts
Fraser Auditorium
THE
Austin
Edward Everet
Horton Spencer
Sidney Fox
Mat
Eve
Phureday-Fr -Fridey
Lady”, Tailelah
Beithead
Clive Brook
Johnny Farrell
I Rough
Clara Bow
My Ly Adies
Man
KAY FRANCIS_CAROLE
Lombard
Olive Tell
Sparks Slim Summerville
Fox Sound News
Uckoo
Frog
Thoreday-Priday
Dorothy Jordan
John Boles
Genevieve Tobin
Pater
Dad
Bill
Booth Tarkington
Lewis Stone
Irene Rich
Leon Janney
Ronald Coleman
Sparton
Radio
Sparton Radio
Dickinson ‘Theatre
Gustafson’'s
Dickinson Theatre
Gustafson Jewelry Store
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