German creditors debate Dawes and Young plan terms
Delegates weighed how Germany's payments might shift under revised terms in talks on the Dawes and Young plans. Creditor experts discussed possible changes to annuities and the distribution of surplus funds to satisfy smaller claimants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Hijalmar “Schaiéf
Germany
Semene
Dart
Ered
Jeran
Erimy
Renarey
Montel
Mrs. Young
Vis
Lawrence health buttons awarded after grade school exam
Lawrence health officials award health buttons to students who passed the physical examinations. Those who scored points but failed to meet all criteria will receive recognition at six grade schools tomorrow and Friday. Miss Kindleperser, the school nurse, distributed buttons to McAllaster students this morning. Health tests included vision throat weight posture smallpox vaccination and immunization. Public officials added health as a new recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinine
Lawrence
State Board of
Health
Id Kindlesperger
Imcallaster School
Esperger
Fene Poi
E. R. Keith
City
J. A. J. Anderson
Kindle
Will Victé on Student to Get Award
Will Victé on Student to Get Award for outstanding citizenship courage and scholarship as the American Legion plans a bronze medal and certificate. The winner will be chosen by teachers and peers from Lawrence Junior High and announced this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Victé
Et Legion
Pilgrim Train Carries Moila Temple Units
A special train brought members of Moila Temple and Ararat Temple from Kansas City to participate in a pilgrimage. The train carried dignitaries and supporters as part of a ceremonial gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moila
Tempple
J. Joseph
Ararat Temple
Kansas
City
Resigns at School After Whippings Probe
Topeka May 1 1972 AP Dr Charles Huffman vice chairman of the state board of administration announced Orlie Curtigs Gardner boys industrial school resigned and the board accepted it. The resignation followed a board investigation into whippings reportedly 50 to 100 lashes for violating rules. Huffman said the board opposed such punishments and would not approve them, and no other changes were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Charles Ss. Fuffman
State Board of Administration
Orlie
Curtigs
Gardner
Huffman
Curtis
Fochim
Dre Huffman
Kansas
iHouis Id. White
Adustrial School
Mra White
Erice
Board of Adminiation
Will Award Prizes to Essay Winners
Douglas County W C T U conducts a prize essay contest with awards set for a public meeting at Kirst Christian church small auditorium tomorrow night at 730. Winners include Robert Corey for eighth grade and the overall Junior high group, with an auto aphed book from Chancellor E M sine. Other prize recipients listed are Robert Chandler sixth grade, Helen Frame fourth grade, Elizabeth Hansen third grade, Helen Pansy second grade, and Margaret Tenny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirst Christian Church
Robert Corey
E. Fi. Sine
Robert
Chandler
Helen Frame
Ehegbeth Hansen
Helen Pansy
Margaret
Tenny
Deaths and Funerals of John H Brown
John H Brown aged 03 died at 3 30 yesterday at 823 Elm Street Funeral services at North Lawrence AME church at 2 30 Saturday Rev P L S wont ack in charge Burial Maple Grove Cemetery Survived by widow and two sons Elmer and Edward Brown of the home Plan for oil conference Hoover invites governors of western oil states to Colorado Springs June 1 to consider interstate compact for better control and waste elimination in the oil industry Federal oil conservation board recommendation announced at White House Secretary Wilbur to be chairman if meeting proceeds
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Brown
Elm Street
Lawrence ‘A. Mie
Maple Grove
Gh Patel Fuperorso Mer
Elmer
Edward Brown
Washington
Hoover
Jwestern
Colorado
Springs
White House
federal ‘oil_conservation “board
Federal
Oil’ Conservation
Wilbur
The
Interior Department
Miller confessing to multiple killings shocks Hopkins area
A man named Nymaster confessed to authorities in Hopkins Minnesota that he killed a 54 year old woman identified as Jul Schuch and her children at their farmhouse last night. He said he initially assaulted a girl with a hammer before something went wrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasec
Minn
Joe
Nymikst
Hopkins
Jul‘Schuch
Ernstland
Schueh
Nymaster
Ja Hammer
Kane
Advise to Ella on love career and marriage in a Western tale
A column of readers and neighbors debate Ella’s future with Jim Blunt, stage life, and public attention. Letters from Bernice Holmes and Jane Ulm discuss whether marriage, career, or retirement offers happiness, while Billy Conselman and Charlie Plumb are noted for their publicity roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ena
Lawrence
Jim
Yof
Laurence
Ella Ihrould
Jin. Blunt
Jane Ulm
715 West
Fifth Street
Bernice
Violet ‘Holmes
Vinland
Ola Jim
Jim Blant
Ella
Billy Conselman
Charlie Plumb
Marcy
F. Sneceas
Rail rate cuts praised by Kansas official in AP brief
Washington May 2 AP A temporary emergency cut in rail rates suggested by President power and approved by the Interstate Commerce Commission gains support from Governor Reed of Kansas who says the move should help western grain producers suffer less price pressure. Pittsburg Kan May 22 AP Kansas federation of labor backs Hutchinson unions to oppose convict labor versus free workers in Kansas. Kansas City May 2 AP Fed reserve bank directors in the tenth district keep rediscount rate at 3 percent. Wichita Kans May 22 AP Edward J Anderson former Sedgwick county treasurer dies of heart failure at 60. Topeka May 22 AP State bank commissioner Koeneke announces deputies Meier Parsons and Arbuthnot named as state bank examiners. Los Angeles May 22 AP Eleanor Boardman indicted for evading income taxes with husband King Victor noted director in related filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Southwest
Oower
Interstate Commerce Commission
Reed
Kansas
Pittsburg
Kan
Kansas Federation of Laby
Hutchinson
Wichita
Kans
Sedwick” Ney
Anderton
Sedgwick
County
Los Angeles
Eleanor Boardman
King Victor
Ulster Flappers Cast First Ballot Amid Election Fever
In Belfaster Northern Ireland May 22 excitement ran high as women voters, nicknamed flappers, cast the first ballots in the history of the British Isles. Kathleens Mollies and Kitties led the way while mothers watched, and Joseph Devlin drew star crowds in Falls Road. Belfast saw 13 contests as voters awaited imperial parliament elections on May 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfirsty
Northern
Ireland
Ulster
British Isles
Kathleens
Mollies
Gomp
Joseph
Devlin
Belfast
Falls Road
Northern Ireland
Great Britain
Speeding Fines and Bond Forfeitures In Police Court
Police court records show two fines of five dollars each for speeding. Albert Wright and Otis Studer forfeited appearance bonds of five dollars. Judge Daugherty presided as Hugh Taylor and Paul Clawson faced continuations on speeding charges after arrest last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mien
Albert Wright
Otif Studeker
Daugherty
Hugh
Taylor
Paul Clawson
When Women Fall Out Auction Half Town Estate
Bragas Oklahoma residents face court action as half the town will be sold at auction to settle an estate divided unequally among J. Lekck’s daughters. His will left the assets to be divided after a farm to his son, but the daughters could not agree, prompting the sale of businesses and town property to settle the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bragas
Okla
Bargss
J. Ilekck
Patrick’s
Memorial Sermon for G A R Members Held at Baptist Church
The Memorial sermon for G A R members to be delivered by Rev J F Watts at the First Baptist Church on Sunday morning May 2021. Washington Post Headquarters issues orders for post and allied groups to attend memorial services at 1 o clock. Oscar J Lance to read Lincoln's address at Gettysburg. several comrades reported deceased this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Watts
Churchill
Washington’ Post
Washington Post No
Department of Kansas
Grand Army of the
Baptist Church
Oscar J. Lance
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Fred Gress
Jam Holloway
Solomon Werts
H. Weeks
Wm. H. Mull
Mr. Watts
S.J. Chirchhill
L.selig
Adutant
Thanks for Annuals Sent to Local Schools
County clubs the student council and the alumni group at the University sent notes of appreciation to area high schools and pledge to place the books in school libraries. Over 3000 books were distributed this year to arouse interest in the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayhawkers
Mien 5
W.S. G
Fred Ellsworth
New U S Series Documents American Industrial Drama
Washington AP reports the United States government prepared a film library on modern industry. The Bureau of Mines completed a 3,411 reel collection including Story of Petroleum Copper Asbestos and Story of Steel with extensive on site and overseas footage detailing mining, refining, and manufacturing processes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Benekalions
Bureau of Mines
Europe
Africa
Ni Tate
Missouri and Mississippi flood project fight over contracts
Washington May 21 AP Senator Hawes Democrat Missouri announced after a conference with Secretary Good that the government agrees to suspend awards for the sanction of the setback levee from Birds Point to New Madrid pending an investigation. Federal Judge Davis denied an injunction to halt bids and awards on the $441000000 flood control project in Mississippi and New Madrid counties after a brief hearing. Missouri officials urged delaying contract letting as the program faces potential losses estimated at 12 million to 15 million in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hawes
Missouri
Secretary Good
Wan
Birds Point
New Madrid
Louie
Mudge Charles
B. Davis
Mississippi
Masette
Wise
King Tenn
John A
Ateller A Gas
Davis Ini
Howvar
Congress
Hoover
Henry S Caulfield
Ues i
Microbes Show Glass-Only Power Of Radiation
An AP report notes microbes escaped through a quartz window to kill sea urchins, while the same microbes were powerless against eggs behind ordinary glass. The study, credited to the French Academy of Sciences, suggests quartz transmits ultraviolet rays that empower these bacteria, labeled bacterium numericans, to affect life beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French Academy of Sciences
Methodist Guild Vicnic At Mrs White Home
The Methodist Guild holds a Vicnic tomorrow night at Mrs BE A White’s West Ninth Street home. If it rains the supper will be held at the church. Fourteen women played golf yesterday morning at the Country Club with Mrs C C Stewart posting the low score and Mrs J S Stover and Mrs J Payne tied with seventeen putts each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. A. White
West Ninth ‘Street
C. C. Stewart
J. S. Stover
J. A Payne
Social notes from Wichita travel and visits mix in town
Local column records Mrs E F Stauffer of Wichita visiting Mrs Mamie Tuttle and friends while planning to return tomorrow night. Mrs C W Clodfelter of Lancaster PA visited Mr and Mrs S R Clodfelter and headed to Kansas City. Several others including Miss Reben-Smith of Topeka and Mrs George Comstock visit relatives, with trips to Kansas City Berkeley Cal Greensboro NC and Pittsb urgh PA noted. Guests and departures involve C G Perkins W H Albert W J Garter and others visiting kin, attending dances, funerals, or fellowships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. FE
Stauffer
Wichita
Mamie, Tuttle
C. W. Clodfelter
Lancaster
Penn
R. Clodfelter
Kansas City
Alice Martin J
Kansas_ City
W.H. Albert
George Cady
Berkeley
Cal
University of California
W. J. Garter
California
Oregon
W. B. Ross
Kenneth
Greensburg
Rarr
Ross
G. Perkins
Sylon Emery
Paul
Iwill
Atchison
New, Country Club
Ronald
Rumsey
Rey
City
Buria Serrvices
Mary
iSimpson
al el] Smith
Christine Benson
August Anderson
Cha
Fred Fentriss
Greensboro
N. C
Missouri Men Hurt in Collision on U S 40
Lester Gass of Sparta and Durward Book of Springfield were injured in an automotive collision on U S 40 near Six Comers northeast of Lawrence. Book suffered multiple teeth loss and head cuts. Gass had an injured arm possibly fractured. Charles Payne of Kansas City was a Dodge passenger. The car was damaged significantly and both men left Simmons Hospital after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Gass
Sparta
Durward Bookise
Springfield
Comers
U. S
Highway 40
Lawrence
Tor
Book
Imen
Simmons
Charles Payne
Kansas City
Oskaloosa News Highlights Local Events and Comings
Mr. C B McClelland and daughter Nancy drove to Topeka Saturday to take Olive Tigges home near Highland park. Mrs Mayer entertained the Sindy club with a Home topic program and lunch. The high school commencement featured the class of 19xx with music, speakers, and awards. Various local residents were noted visiting, traveling, or attending events, and awards at the commencement were presented. A tuberculosis fowl outbreak prompted culling and sanitation measures on local farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. McClelland
Nancy
Topeka
Olive Tigges
Hichland
Park
Charles Noble
Chester
Small
Laura Sloop
Sesson
Marlin McCreight
Edgar Guest
Sloop
Nob
Mary Mayer
Albert Hamilton
Amos Leech
A. J. Simeon
Mae Ninchelser
Abe Gilbert
Hure
Ren Mus
Wilber
W. D. Monroe
Legion ‘Auxiliary
Larerse Graves Hall
Tertainment
Jones
Methodist
Ehuych
Kircher
Oskaloosa
Loeres
Billy Patrick
Herman Cobb
Kansas University
Elise
Supt. Thompson
Curtis Patrick
Educatioieiz Hist
iKeabéri
Vi1vy
Mary Holbrook
Ange’ Barnes
Theona Ratliff
Hertha
Hiersteh
Virginia Silvius
Velma
Pourtner
Orville Stephe Donald Parker
Charles Hannan
Newton Crurzer
Eli Bowen
Homas Wilkinson
Ethel
Percy
Nellie Cooper
W. H. Rice
Moyne
Ur. Smith
Ries
John Richtie
Marlin Bliss
Naval Station
Carl Lone-Tree
Frank Mayer
Des Moines
Liwa
Hey
Armerican Yid
Ers
Alice Fisher
Jer
Roscoe Jenkins
Tulsa Gunboat Guarding Swatow Amid China Conflict
AP reports US gunboat Tulsa dispatched from here to Swatow China to protect American interests after requests from the US consul. Meanwhile Canton area battles raged as Kwantung and Kwangsi forces clash, with large troop movements and shifting loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I H Moneking
United States
Tulsa
Swatow
Kwang- Tung
US. S. Mandanao
Canton
China
Kwandung Province
Kwangsiies
Nanking
Hankow
Chiang Kai-Shek
Yinnapore
An Shek Sang
Kwengtane
Wuchow
Kawangsi
Kwanptung
Ching
Feng Yun Haiang
South China
Pukow-Tientsin
Fenz
Honan
Hankok
Peking
Henlow
Weqneaday Program Highlights at Metolly Exposition
A fragmented OCR fragment outlines a community festival program including performances, booths, and events at The Lost Forest venue. Names and times are unclear, but several acts and vendors appear referenced with partial titles and local organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llost Forest
Spamber Myslv
di Royal
Marge
LeVeatadk
Gate
Aynek
Naharenes HD
Orchies
Education a handicap in American higher education system
A college delegation from Teachers College and Columbia University argues that education both trains students to think through problems and harms creative action. The group urges government control to prevent overcrowding in professional fields and advocates supply and demand laws to regulate higher education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Laught Bf
Teachers College
Columbra University
Kee Seetthiaey
Chark Tuynell
Amertes
Maine
California
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le State
State Board
Fie
Elman
Dugai
Allege
Minnesota
Wire News
Kanes City
Wl Koeneke
George K.meier
Parsons
R.J A ‘Arbuthnot
Bennington
Rev. A
U.S
Dr. Gowdy
Pr. Gowdy
Gowdy, Medical Co
Lawrences
Leacher
Lunes
Doan
A. C. Roulston
Ae Codman Parle
Beaton
Mans
Hee
Dana
Foster-Milburry
Haskell Institute
Haskell Auditorium
Rumsey Funeral Home
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