Call to Colors After Peace Talk
Berlin reports mixed views on Hitlers Reichstag speech as some diplomats warn of an imminent rearmament drive. A new law mandates one year of military service for Germans aged 18 to 45, with Jews limited to special cases and foreign citizens to military training.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Hitler
der Fuehrer
Reichstag
Italy
France
Austria
Russia
Kroll Opera House
Germany
Reichsfuehrer
Werner von Blomberg
War Ministry
Defense
FHA Loans On Homes Arranged Through Local Office
Arrangements were completed today by Lewis Wilson of the Federal Housing Administration for the local better housing office at the Chamber of Commerce to accept Title I loan applications. The program offers monthly payment or seasonal plans for repair, improvement, and modernization. Owners must own the property, have good character and credit, and regular income to qualify.
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Lewis Wilson
Federal Housing Administration
Better Housing
Chamber of Commerce
Better Housing Office
Ferns Add Value In Gardens With Specific Needs
Ferns prove valuable in gardens though they require special conditions. Local sections feature ferns like cinnamon Clayton and royal varieties, plus Dryopteris. They need moisture retentive soil leaf mold shade and arid soil.
Better Housing Loans Require Monthly Payments Plan
The text outlines a plan for farmers to enable monthly loan payments. It states that annual income must be five times the annual payments needed to retire a loan. Additional details about the plan can be obtained at the local better housing office.
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Better Housing Plan
Better Housing Office
The Modern Moses Play At North Lawrence Baptist Church
The Harriet Tubman Community League presents The Modern Moses on Thursday at 8 15 pm at North Lawrence Baptist Church. The Civil War era drama portrays Harriet Tubman and the Underground Railroad from the book The Railroad to Freedom by Hildegarde Hoyt Swift. Proceeds aid the planned Negro community center in the Lincoln school building under league direction. last bus from town is 9 30 pm.
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Harriet Tubman Community League
North Lawrence Baptist Church
Harriet Tubman
Lincoln School
North Lawrence
Kansas Electric Power Company
Bus Arrives at 4th and Lo Cust Streets at 10:30 PM
Agreement states a bus will be at the 4th and Lo Cust streets corner at 10 30 PM for those who have attended to play. No further details on participants or schedule are provided.
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4Th and Locust Streets
Much Work Being Done at Oak Hill Cemetery
Oak Hill cemetery will be in prime condition for Memorial Day as city employees renew two weeks of ground work with clear weather. Councilman R O Burgert chairs the parks and cemeteries committee and has ordered a general cleanup. H D Reed, cemetery sexton, leads the effort, with plans to mobilize extra workers from the city parks force and utilize the new park department power mover if needed.
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Oak Hill Cemetery
R. O. Burgert
Committee On Parks and Cemeteries
H. D. Reed
Burgert
Park Department
Pencil Drawings by Keith Mann Shown in Bell's Window
Public school art by Keith Mann, aged 10, fifth grade at McAldlaster, teacher Miss Muriel Amrine, on display in Bell's window this week. Mann, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Mann of 909 East Thirteenth Street, prefers pencil work and led by his early aptitude in art.
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Bell
Keith Mann
C. J. Mann
East Thirteenth Street
Keith
McAldlaster School
Muriel Amrine
One man show hot from Fine Arts School Series
Pencil drawings appeal to boys interests like Indians guns cartoons horses and airplanes. The exhibit runs through May 28 and is the final one man show of the year. A student recital follows at 3 30 pm in the Administration building auditorium featuring works by KU School of Fine Arts students.
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School of Fine Arts
University of Kansas
Sjogren
Cal
Mozart
Missouri sales tax approved in senate vote
Jefferson City Mo May 22 with the 58th general assembly set to adjourn sine die in about a week the compromise 1 percent sales tax bill passed 22 to 11 and goes back to the house for concurrence United with plans to raise about 11 million dollars annually for relief, pensions, schools and state care costs. Cars damaged in a collision at Seventh and Locust streets involved J S Groebe and Ray Anderson as reported by police.
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Jefferson City
Senate
58Th General Assembly
House of Representatives
House
Albert M. Clark
Clark
J. 5. Groebe
Oak Street
Ray Anderson
Lake Street
Seventh and Locust Streets
Tonganoxie Visitors Share Weekend in Lawrence
John Mails of Troy and his wife spent the weekend with relatives in Lawrence. The Casteel, Murphy, Lisher, Kolars, Weckworth, and Haworth families from Tonganoxie Haddam Clay Center and Pleas were among those gathering in Lawrence for a Sunday visit.
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John Mails
Troy
Mails
Milton Casteel
Tonganoxie
Carl Murphy
Clay Center
Lew Lisher
Haddam
Lawrence
Joe Kolars
Roy Weckworth
Rachel Lisher
Murray Haworth
Pleas
Picnic and visits mark week in Tonganoxie area
The Tonganoxie grade school held a picnic at the schoolhouse due to weather. Students received grade cards Friday. Local residents and visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Robert Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Larkin, Miss Marian Timberlake, Joe Farrell, Miss Dorothy Leakey, and others were noted in social activities and travels to Lawrence, Reno, and Atchison.
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Plain
Robert Robinson
Joe Larkin
Marian Timberlake
Joe Farrell
Leavenworth
Fred Angell
Tonganoxie
Dorothy Leakey
John Root
Kansas City
Leonard Hills
Lawrence
B. L. Hills
John Heiser
Jack
Atchison
C. W. Loomis
Eunice Ridgway
Reno
Nev
Will Seymour
Hoge Station
Glenn and Vicinity: Local Visits and Exam Graduates
Mr and Mrs Starr Glenn and Mrs Thomas Glenn sat Friday in Topeka. Mr and Mrs Boyd Scott of Topeka, Mrs Etta Weidler and son Arthur, Mrs Judith Moore and Walter Moore visited Mr and Mrs Will Moore Sunday afternoon. Pupils of Glenn school who have passed final examinations are Lloyd Svoboda Floyd Svoboda Thomas Bahnmaier Joseph Stauffer and Phyllis Sanford.
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Starr Glenn
Thomas Glenn
Topeka
Boyd Scott
Etta Weidler
Arthur
Judith Moore
Walter Moore
Will Moore
Glenn School
Lloyd
Floyd Svoboda
Thomas Bahnmaier
Joseph Stauffer
Phyllis Sanford
Revival Services At New Nazarene Church In Topeka
Mr and Mrs Walter Brown and son Henry and Oneta Glenn attended revival services at the New Nazarene church in Topeka Thursday night.
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Walter Brown
Henry
Oneta Glenn
New Nazarene Church
Topeka
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Indianapolis
Continental Oil Company
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Puffy
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Lanny Ross
Jack Oakie
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Lyda Roberts
Leon Errol
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Marty Clarks
G-Men
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Gleason's Rhythm Cadets
Strangers
May Robson
Preston Foster
Barrymore
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Teen Horshaly
Mark of the Vampire
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