Canton Scene Birthplace Of New Revolt In China
Shanghai dispatch reports Canton, birthplace of two revolutions, declaring a third insurrection with 200 Nanking loyalists killed resisting disarmament. A provisional government may form to oppose Chiang Kai-shek. Sun Yat-sen’s son Sun Fo, long minister of railways, is involved. Kuomintang rift widens as southern factions denounce autocracy. Nationalists mobilize forces toward Canton, recruit coastal steamers, and prepare for southern advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Canton
Nanking
Chiang Kan-Shek
Sun Yat-Sen
China
Chiang Kai-Shek
Sun Fo
Sun Yate-Sen
Cantona
Kuo- Mintang
People’s Party
Chianze
Chiang
Kwangsi
Hunan
Kwangtung
Tientsin-Pukow
Recital by Dorothy Kuersteiner Shows Growth in Violin Mastery
An audience at the University of Kansas heard Dorothy Kuersteiner in a graduate recital displaying notable technical progress and mature interpretation. The program featured Corelli variations, Paganini concerto passages, and works by Besekirsky, d Erlanger, Popper, Burleigh, and Pugnani. A final trio for piano violin and viola demonstrated ensemble skill despite minor instrument issues, ending with strong audience ovation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Kuersteiner
University of Kansas
Besekirsky
d’Erlanger
Popper Gavotte
Cecil Burleigh
Pugnani
Euersteiner
Minch
The
Fine Arts Socaly Boy
Underwood
Waldemar
Gelich
Kari Kuer- Steiner
Mary Lou Barkenbaugh
Alice Moncrieff
Cooler Weather Arrives After Showers in Kansas
May 18 Topeka AP reports cooler air after scattered showers across Kansas. North west Kansas fell to 45-50 degrees, east to 60-65, with highs in the 75-80 range expected tomorrow. Meteo Flora notes warm trend aids crops though wheat needs moisture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Kansas City
Dresden
Flora
Demonstration Meetings Set for Farm Bureau Leaders
Five home demonstration meetings for the Council of Farm Bureau Women will be held in Douglas County homes Friday and Saturday. Miss Maude Deeley of Kansas State Agricultural College will conduct, with Miss Christie Hepler organizing. Three gatherings Friday and two Saturday aim for attendance at least twice, with a fall home tour planned. Schedule lists locations near Lawrence Lake View Big Springs Sib ley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Farm Bureau Women
Douglas County
Misa Maude Deeley
Kansas State Agricultural College
Christie Hepler
W. H. Weeks
Lawrence
F. H. Seiwald
Lake View
Ernest. Woulfkuhle
Big Springs
William Johnson
Charles Hubbard
Sibley
Schedule of KU concerts through the week
University of Kansas presents nine musical events this semester starting with Mary Lou Earlenbaughs senior recital at 8 tonight in the Administration auditorium. Tomorrow night the women and men’s glee clubs perform at 8 in the University auditorium campus. The K U band plays at 7 15 Thursday evening. Thursday also features Emily Ball and Louise Stoner in a joint recital at 8 in the Administration auditorium and Eldon Ardrey’s graduate recital at 4 Sunday afternoon in the Administration auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Lou Earlenbaugh
Administration
University of Kansas
University
K. U. Band
Emily Ball
Louise Stoner
Eldon Ardrey
Mrs Colman to Direct Radio Program Tonight on WIBW
Mrs Colman of J Route 4 will direct a half hour WIBW broadcast at 7 30 pm tonight. The Kansas State Farm Bureau official leads the program Ideas for Township Farm Bureau Meetings with vocal duet by Mrs Beattie and participation by Douglas County Farm Bureau workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Colman
J Route 4
Kansas State Farm Bureau
WIBW
Douglas County Farm Bureau
Colman
Beattie
Terracing and Extension Work Highlight Valley Chapel Program
Collins and Mrs. Arnold Hays present Terracing Construction, B. O. Kellogg discusses Lecompton Purpose of Extension work, J. A. Terrell sings, Robert Daws reads, Mrs. L. R. Waring plays harmonica at Valley Chapel Women’s program.
Violin Faculty Private Recital At KU Studio
Prof Waldemar Geltch of the University of Kansas violin faculty gave a private recital in his studio with Etta Odenbrett Geltch on piano. Pupils and friends attended. The program included concertos in A minor D major and D major with cadenzas, plus Brahms Allegro non troppo Adagio and Allegro Giocosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldemar Geltch
University of Kansas Violin
Etta Odenbrett-Geltch
Talks Tog fae Parents Talks Tog fae Parents
The piece argues that undirected energy in children causes misbehavior and that purposeful activity serves as a positive outlet. It notes a seven-year-old who becomes calm after using a pickaxe to help drill a well, illustrating that active work keeps a child engaged and well behaved.
Disciplinary challenges tied to play and freedom
A fragment noting that habits of independent play, suitable play materials, and adequate physical freedom could prevent many disciplinary problems for parents and children. The passage emphasizes self-directed activity as a key factor in behavior management.
Longevity Believed Hereditary by Italian Census Data
Prof Luigi Galvani of the central statistical institute argues longevity is hereditary. He cites Italian census figures showing that people born to parents who reach age 100 are likely to reach that age themselves. He says the best path to living to a century is being born from long lived parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Luigi Galvani
Central Statistical Institute
Barber and Wiggins welcome a son born May 13
A community column notes the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Wiggins on May 13. It also lists Quilting Bee participants and guests, social visits, and local movements including Marie Coffman visiting Kansas City, Richard Carter visiting Topeka Brunkers, and dinner guests honoring a 32nd wedding anniversary at the Gregory home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Wiggins
Quilting Bee
Harry Unger
Wulfkuhle
Husted
Miss Coffman
Steele
Unger
Marie Coffman
Kansas City
Richard Carter
Local News Briefs and Social Notes From Town
Kin captured McMahon north of Roy Deskin place. C P B A men to search for two men who stole cars and robbed travelers on highways. Dornan, Ice, Slusser, Button and Ise seen cutting down the hill near Kanywaka store. Clyde Talley and children visited in Topeka. Mr and Mrs Clyde Moses and son from Oskaloosa visited Charlie Coffman. Pajama party invitation by Verna Knowles at F D Fenton home south of Lone Star. Marcus Richardson of Kansas City visiting Mark Pierson’s home. Goldie Slusser won prize for best essay at Leeton high school. will date from high school this week.
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Kin
McMahhon
Roy Deskin Place
C. PB. A
M. Dornan
Ralph Ice
Milton Slusser
Cecil Button
Ise
Big’ Hill
Kanywaka
Clyde Talley
Clyde Moses
Oskaloosa
Charlie Coffman
Verna Knowles
Lone Star
Marcus
Richardson
Kansas City
Mark Pierson
Goldie Slusser
Leepton
Goldie
Clearfield Community Notes and Social Guests
Clearfield residents visit relatives in Topeka and Edgerton as church social activity continues. The Clearfield Evangelical missionary society met May 6 at the George Meeted home with thirteen members, prayer, readings, and plans for June at Wellsville.
Local social and business notes from Kaw Valley area
Fred Deay and Wilbur Olmstead made a business trip to Missouri. Mrs Eva Deay visited her mother Mrs John Trye in Wellsville. Johnny Johnson was taken to Memorial hospital in Lawrence for treatment and friends hope he will soon be out with them. The golden wedding of Mr and Mrs John Ott Sr in Kaw Valley was attended by numerous relatives including Henry Hausman Clarence Deckwa and Rev Albert Rodewald. Roy Breithaupt traveled to Olathe for business. Mr and Mrs Bred Deay spent Sunday with Harry Wertz. Elsa Neis of Eudora spent the weekend with Irene Breithaupt. E G Kreisinger helped his son Paul locate a new tourist camp east of Topeka and may run the camp oil station until school ends. Lena Breithaupt received notice of an accident to Charley Kramer’s son who was injured when a rock crushed his foot and led to the amputation of three toes. Kreisinger is Kreisinger’s nephew of Breithaupt and many friends were saddened by the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Olmstead
John
Ivy
Philip Brecheisen
Charley Beaker
Topeka
Samuel Breithaupt
Paul Breithaupt
Clarence’ Brecheisen
Ben Breicheisen
Christina Selzer
Kansas City
Henry Breithaupt
Edgerton
William Selber
Pete Neis
Neis
Eudora
Elmer Potter
Lawrence
Norman Selzer
Clearfield
Jesus
Sympathy and Relief Committee
Emma Deckwa
Alma Deay
Alberta Deckwa
Irene Brecheisen
Anna Miller
Freda Kinneburg
Wellsville
Americas
Henry Brecheisen
Baby
West Clearfield
Louise Brecheisen
Fred Deay
Wilbur Olmstead
Missouri
Eva Deay
John Trye
Johnny Johnson
Memorial Hospital
Henry Hausman
Clarence
Henry Deckwa
Albert Rodewald
the Golden
John Ott
Kaw Valley
Roy Breithaupt
Olathe
Bred Deay
Harry Wertz
Elsa Neis
Irene Breithaupt
E. G. Kreisinger
Paul
Healso
Larine Kreisinger
Lena Breithaupt
Charley Kramer
Mr. Kreisinger
Jobe Steel family hurt in accident near Clearfield
A week post accident near Clearfield Iowa a car driven by Charley Steffen and occupied by his wife faces injuries from broken glass. Mrs Steffen was hospitalized for facial and throat injuries while the Steffens recover at home. Several police officers also sustained facial injuries from glass. their car wreck involved extensive damage. Mae Ott of Chicago visits relatives nearby. Various local residents, including Hausman, Breithaupt, Deckwa, Meeder, and Evangelical Church members, are noted in social visits and school events. Ruth and Eileen Breithaupt study music with Miss Luckan in Eudora.
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Wellsville
Ruth
Eileen Breithaupt
Miss Luckan
Eudora
Steffen
Thuratay Tees
Yond
Wesley
Deckwaar
Exei Feld
Stanley
Lucille Gabriel
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Republic
Isa R
Miss Kuersteiner
Northwest
J. B. “Watkins
Watkins
Watkins National Bank
Mrs. Colman
Courteous Service
Seevice Co
Straw
Gibb
St. Omnes
Steel
Steffens
Mae Ott
Chicago
Clearfisidith
Gedkwa
Wesley d Baby
Hanna Meeder
Fim
Mae Garrett
Bernice
Cornelia Meeder
James Bosworth
Little Son
Rantoul
George
Panamas
Milans
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