Mexico City ends 48000-strong rail strike with government aid
In May 19 reports President Lazaro Cardenas pressed a swift end to a 48,000 worker Great Mexican National Railways strike after they walked out for higher pay. Workers were recalled by noon, while the government warned of losing labor contract rights if they did not return within 24 hours. The administration cited a monthly pay distinction and supported railway management on rest days, though some leaders denounced the ruling as arbitrary and hinted at possible future actions.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Mexican National Railways
Lazaro Cardenas
Thi Is
Central Conciliation and Arbitration Board
War Department
Interior Department
Cardenas
Juan Guttierrez
Moon
Gutierrez
Radpes
Birth day dinner ends Congregational series at First Presbyterian
Last of the Congregational dinners at First Presbyterian Church will be held tomorrow at 6 15 pm. Attendees sit at tables by birth month and bring an eight covered dish with sandwiches. Desert served by the May calendar. Mrs B B Beery chairwoman urges all members to attend. officials boards meet after the dinner.
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First Presbyterian Church
B. B. Beery
Test Your Knowledge Classic Classified Challenge
Questions on history geography opera boxing and more appear on the classified page for readers to answer. Turn to the classified page for the official answers and clues to each item.
Secret marriage rumor at KU among Pi Phis and Ed Haren
A checker player at the Union claims Pi Beta Phi members kept a secret about the marriage of Miss Rachel Kiene of Concordia to Ed Haren of Kansas City Missouri a Sigma Chi. The date was about three weeks ago after an engagement announced a week or two prior. Nearby, Anthony High students toured the campus under Chancellor Lindley while Jo Burrows of Topeka visited housing plans. Sigma Xi hosts an evening banquet at the Congregational church as Kansas Relays committee talks take place.
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Union
Pi Beta Phi
Rachel Kiene
Pi Phi
Concordia
Ed Haren
Kansas City
Sigma Chi
Anthony High School
E. H. Lindley
Lawrence
Campus Better Housing Authority
Jo Burrows
Topeka
Kappa Alpha Theta
K.U
Chanute
Fred Harris
Miss Burrows
Harris
The
Tribune
Sigma Xi
Society Notes Highlight Weekly Club Activities
Mrs. Warwick Benedict hosts the Thursday contract club at 2 PM. Chapter A7 of P E O plans a Friday luncheon at Mrs. H B Peairs home. Assisting hostesses include Mrs. R C Miller, Mrs. Harold Constant, Nic Robert Hunt, Mrs. L D Havenhill and Mrs. Dolph Simons. The Scotch foursomes begin tomorrow at the Country club and run each Wednesday night through summer. Bridge will follow dinner until the putting clock opens. Guests may join bridge without golf if dining separately by 9 oclock tomorrow. Executive boards of the Women’s Auxiliary and Guild of Trinity Episcopal Church meet Thursday at 2 PM at the parish house to plan next year’s program, with invited members. Thirty two women played golf at the Country club this morning. Adrian Lindsey had 14 putts, J R Payne won blind bogey, and W H Ruese had most pars. The group travels to Toneka next Tuesday to play Shawnee Country club. The Thursday team whist club will meet at 1 PM with Mrs F H Smithmeyer for a dessert bridge.
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P.E.O
H. B. Peairs
R. C. Miller
Harold Constant
Nic Robert Hunt
L. D. Havenhill
Dolph Simons
Women’s Auxiliary and Guild
Trinity Episcopal Church
Adrian Lindsey
J. R. Payne
W. H. Ruese
Toneka
Shawnee Country Club
Personal notices of visits and events in Lawrence area
Mr and Mrs Samuel Herriott Elliott of Cleveland arrived to visit Elliott's parents. Their daughter Mrs Harold Needham of Portland also arrived. Mr Needham will join later. Mr and Mrs S K Funk left for Salina for the Grand Army of the Republic encampment. Walker Josselyn and John Ewers returned from a mineralogy field trip to Colorado Springs. Mr and Mrs William H McHale and family of Kansas City visited at Clarence Gorrill's and attended a marionette performance at Haskell. Lawrence women part of the G A R encampment attendees. Sarah Topping, 4, is in Memorial hospital with eye injuries from a fork incident. Mrs Charles Starkweather and Mrs W D Lyons went to Leavenworth for a Leavenworth chapter meeting. Miss Genevieve Higgins of University is home at Cawker City. Mrs B F Payne will attend a Stephens College dinner in Topeka. FP Copp, 74, has been admitted to Memorial hospital with a fractured hip.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Elliott
Harold Needham
Portland
Ore
Needham
S. K. Funk
Salina
Grand Army of the Republic
Walker Josselyn
John Ewers
Colorado Springs
William H. McHale
Kansas City
Clarence Gorrill
Haskell
Lawrence
G.A.R
F. B. Dodds
A. W. Lamb
Henry Foster
C. W. Schubert
Women's Relief Corps
Sarah Topping
Charles Topping
Route Four
Memorial Hospital
Charles Starkweather
American War Mothers
W. D. Lyons
Leavenworth
Genevieve Higgins
Cawker City
B. F. Payne
Topeka
James M. Wood
Stephens College
Columbia
Stephens Club
Payne
Copp
New York Street
Elks Bowling Scores and Tonight's Matchups
Hutson scores 729 in UL high series 595 by Guffin and 504 by Ball. Tonight Riling faces Allen as Elks host bowling events with scores 761 67 807 noted in standings.
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Hutson
Guffin
Riling
Allen
KU ROTC Barbecue to Honor Rifle Team and Cadets
The University of Kansas ROTC plans a Wednesday 6 pm barbecue on stadium grounds where awards will be given. Lt. Col. Franklin Babcock says prizes include Chancellor's Cup engravings for drill winners and certificates for honor graduates. Recipients include Clifford Sellon, King Aitken, Edward Hunt, Edgar Leigh, Charles Sellon, Charles Bedingfield, and George Robertson with various cups and stripes.
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University of Kansas R.O.T.C
Franklin Babcock
Clifford W. Sellon
Cunningham
Kan
Lawrence Reserve Officers’ Association
King P. Aitken
Kansas City
Edward S. Hunt
Tonganoxie
Edgar D. Leigh
Lawrence
Charles W. Sellon
KU Students Compete in Vogue Prix de Paris Contest
Four University of Kansas entrants vie in Vogue magazine's Prix de Paris contest, judged on fashion judgment initiative and writing. Quizzes ran monthly since November, with a concluding thesis. Winners secure Vogue employment in Paris and New York, with a six month option for second prize in Vogue’s New York office.
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University of Kansas
Vogue Magazine
Paris
New York
Vogue
Special session rules on trespass cases at Leavenworth
Police Judge Don Hults held a special session to hear I Nick elson and K Bradley of the colored CCC camp at Leavenworth. They were charged with trespassing on railroad property and sentenced to 10 days in jail. Paroled to Lt Hutchinson of the Lone Star CCC camp after arrest by a Union Pacific agent for attempting to board a train in railroad yards.
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Don Hults
I. Nickelson
K. Bradley
CCC
Leavenworth
Lieutenant Hutchinson
Lone Star
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Eer
Clifford Shaw Hit By Car in Liberty Memorial Area
Clifford Shaw a Liberty Memorial High School student living on Route 4 was struck at Fourteenth and Massachusetts yesterday afternoon. The car fled the scene but two girls were in the Franklin county license vehicle which was recovered. Shaw was not injured and no prosecution will be pursued.
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Clifford Shaw
Liberty Memorial High School
Route 4
Fourteenth
Achusetts Street
Shaw
Franklin County
Recital Night At University School of Fine Arts
Advanced students perform a two program recital at 7:30 in the Administration Building Auditorium including organ pieces from Bach and Liszt, piano works by Liszt and Chopin, violin and voice selections, and a final Bach preludes and fugues set. Performers include Hodges, Meyn, LeVan, Eton, Yowell, Davis, Bruce, and others. multiple studios listed.
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University School of Fine Arts
Marigold
Hallo
C. SkUton
Fiano
Polichinelte
Rachmaninoff
Max Hodges
Ruth Crcutz
Manon Lescaut
Alice Marie Meyn
Alice
Moncrieff
Poulenc
Lescheticky
Lalo
Keith Davis
Alice Moncrieff
Mary Jane Bruce
Carl A. Preyer
Gerad Cae
Laurel Everetta
Cooperative speakers outline May meetings across region
Cogswell, Grange leader and Kansas Grange Monthly editor, speaks on The Consumer and Cooperation at Southpark Consumers Cooperative Forum May 21 at 8. Musical program features A J Holcom and local talent. weather backup at Congregational church. Louis Vernon addresses Clinton school May 25 on The History and Principles of the Cooperative Movement. Elsie Olson talks May 26 at Prospect school house on What We Are Offering Our Young People. Lloyd Clark speaks May 26 at Big Springs United Brethren on Consumers Problems. Holy Communion at Trinity Episcopal church Ascension Thursday at 7:30 AM.
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C. C. Cogswell
Kansas State Grange
Kansas Grange Monthly
Consumers Cooperative Forum
Southpark
Prospect School House
Olson
Farmers Union of
Wellsville
Lloyd Clark
Topeka
United Brethren Church
Big Springs
Consumers Problems
Neon arched front to glow over Grana da box office
Work began today on a new neon arched front atop the canopy at Grana da theater with silhouette style attraction boxes at each end. The renovation aims for an animated effect and should finish within a few days theater officials said. Meanwhile the Lawrence high school band learned their Midwest travel failed to catch the Rock Island Midcontinent special, delaying their transfer to reach Lawrence by 2 38 Sunday afternoon as heavy rain and hail fell at North Lawrence before subsiding.
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Granada Theater
Lawrence
Rock Island
Deaths and Funerals Local notices list several services
Funeral services announced for Mrs. Almette Riley near Clinton at St. Luke AME with burial at Oak Hill. Other notices: Mrs Abbie King in Funk chapel and Memorial Park. Willis Martin to Winfield. Mrs Delbert A Marshall in Oak Hill. Nelson Thomas Joy at 1805 Kentucky Street. Died recently. multiple relatives mentioned. Burial details vary by case.
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Almette Riley
Clinton
St. Luke A.M.E
Oak Hill
Hiram Riley
Edna M. Riley
Maggie Riley
Walter Lee
Topeka
Jess Parsons
Lawrence
Bennie Smith
Detroit
Mich
Isaac Riley
Peter Riley
Abbie King
Funk Chapel
Christian Science
Fay Johns
Memorial Park
Willis Martin
Winfield
Delbert A. Marshall
Connecticut Street
C. A. Puls
Trinity Lutheran Church
Oak Hill Cemeery
Nelson Thomas Joy
Kentucky Street
One-Piece All-Steel Nash Car Claim
Nash Motors Company of Kenosha Wisconsin markets a low priced automobile boasting a completely seamless one piece all steel body and all vital features of high end cars. The advertisement emphasizes durability and modern design as a standout in its price class.
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Nash Motors Company
Kenosha
Wisc
Funeral services held at Rumsey Home for Joy family
Service conducted by Rev. P. J. Postlewait followed by burial at Deay cemetery. Survivors include four sons Robert Toy Lawrence Homer Joy Ray Joy Pasadena California and John Joy Kansas City Missouri, and three daughters Mrs Agnes Janeway Lawrence Mrs Flossie Masher Glidden Iowa and Mrs Sadie Parsons Baldwin.
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Rumsey Funeral
P. J. Postlewait
Deay Cemetery
Robert Toy
Lawrence
Homer Joy
Ray Joy
Pasadena
Celif
John Joy
Kansas City
Agnes Janeway
Flossie Masher
Glidden
Iowa
Sadie Parsons
Baldwin
Shrine ceremonial to be held at Osawatomie temple
Osawatomie Abdallah Temple plans a Shrine ceremonial on Wednesday. A large contingent of Tomb of Lawrence members is expected to attend the event.
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Osawatomie
Abdallah
Lawrence
College Faculty Meeting Scheduled at Kansee Liberal Arts
A meeting of the Faculty of the University of Kansee College of Liberal Arts was slated for this afternoon at 4 oclock.
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University of Kansee
Colege of Liberal Arts
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