Hitler Talks Peace and Real Estate News in Abilene
The Abilene Reflector notes Hitler’s peace speech signaling non aggression pacts with neighbors except Lithuania, while questioning his Versailles stance. It highlights Oklahoma realty activity, a plan to create MTexlahoma, and concerns over Wagner bill and labor racketeering. It also critiques the President’s pigs and cattle disposal from tankage prior to health complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bitler
Hitler
Reichstag
Germany
Lithuania
Victor
Europe
NRA
Chicago
the Tribune
World conference urged for common pease cure
Senator Tydings proposes a five year armament holiday a lump sum settlement of war debts currency stabilization and tariff driven trade revival as a treatment for the world depression while William Allen White doubts delegation value urging a younger group may be needed but old heads wisdom may still be required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tydings
Maryland
William Allen White
Springfield Republican Conference
Labor bill faces labor force with forced contracts
The Wagner labor bill, approved by the house labor committee, would require all employers to sign contracts where employers are liable while labor organizations would be exempt from enforcement actions. Labor leaders would gain immunity and could order strikes without facing consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Labor Committee
In the Old Home Town Howard Firebaugh Wins K A Honors
Howard Firebaugh of St. John Kansas won the University of Kansas Most Influential Student award at a special honors convocation in Robinson Gym. He teaches and coaches at a Dodge City high school this year. The item also notes Lawrence debate club officers, local social events, and a May newspaper reminiscence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
Kansas
Ee SR
Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
New York
Wear
South Michigan Ave
San Francisco
Sansome
Los Angeles
New Orpheum
Kansas City
Howard Firebaugh
K. A
St. John
Kan
University of Kansas
Robinson Gymnasium
Firebaugh
Dodge City
Ralph Bunn
Lawrence High School
Henry Asher
Ellen Hazard
T. L. Royer
Eldridge
W. G. Hutson
George L. Kreeck
United States
Paraguay
Watkins National Bank
Mr. Kreeck
Kreeck
Chris Schaake
J. E. Smart
The
Colonial
Wisconsin
South Dakota
Mitchell
S. D
D. Bishop
Adele Russell
Colonial Tea Room
A. C. Mitchell
New York City
P. G. Settle
Memphis
Tenn
Tom Harley
Wichita
T. D. Funk
Anne Cahill
Baldwin Mitchell
Maurice Benedick
Harold Longenecker
Lois Ott
Waldo
Ernestine Brockersby
Novanell Harris
Ruth Robbins
Lillian Dowers
Juanita Wright
Ruth Wiedemann
Jesn Austill
Wade Mitchell
Joe Hutchcraft
James Shepherd
Bobby Marshall
Herbert Hagerman
Doyle Shepherd
Forty Years Ago in Lawrence May Events Parade
A Sacred Concert by the Parker band 32 musicians, a Westport church recital, and social plans fill a Lawrence page. Miss Nelle Everett to spend vacation, Miss Blanche Woodbury to return from Western Kansas, and Miss Mona Eberly hosting on May 27 amid garden party details. Also notes on land allotments, a blood poisoning case, a piano recital by Miss Martha L. Wilson, and Lawrence high school commencement plans with two nights slated for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
South Park
Lawrence
Nelle Everett
Easton
Kaw
Glen Hoskins
Maine Street
Blanche Woodbury
Kansas
W. R. Kibbe
L. B. Powell
Idaho
Hannah Mitchell
Mona Eberly
Europe
M. H. Sutters
Conn
Missy Margaret Lupton
la, Street
Lydia Marshall
Ben Marshall
Lincoln
Marshall
New Dealers in Action under Editor Journal-World
A Letter to the Editor questions big farm marches and Hoover era policies linking wheat and cotton farmers to New England finance. It accuses them of resisting price reductions, seeking high peg pricing, and calls them socialistic and aligned with Independents. The writer cites price and wage fixing and government ownership as core ideas, mentions a processing tax, and questions taxpayer impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Washington
New England
Congress
John Hamilton
AAA
H. M. Brownlee
Smoking and Mothers Raise Questions Over Limited Data
A report notes the experiment yields too little data for firm conclusions. Tomorrow coverage discusses how smoking during pregnancy relates to outcomes for mothers and infants, signaling cautious interpretation pending more evidence.
Flashes of Life Blow Barn Philadelphia
Mrs Louise Tenamalia, 52, was led to a police station after hitting landlord Charles Rosa, 35, with a handkerchief during an arrest over eviction for non payment of rent. Rosa collapsed and was hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Louise Tenamalia
Charles B. Rosa
Rosa
Hane
Austria prints distinct Mother’s Day stamp this year
A special Mother’s Day stamp was printed in Austria and arrives this side of the Atlantic. It differs in design from the U S stamp issued by Peemee, with distinctive features noted in the new issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
United States
Atlantic
U.S
Whistler
Mother
Commemorative stamps and a DUI arrest front page
Russia issues two sets of large multi color stamps for a Moscow athletic meet and a death anniversary stamp for Frederick Engels while Germany releases a two stamp neo fascist design. Cuba issues first international air train stamps. Glen Michael forfeits $100 bond after driving under the influence and risks license revoke by state official action.
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Russia
Universal Spartakard
Moscow
Frederick Engels
Socialist Party
Cuba
Miami
Fla
Havana
O'Meara
duPont
Glen Michael
Oscar Learnard
Carl Newcomer
Michael
Sussex House Ordeal Leads To Overnight Drive With Stranger
Alison Rede travels alone to a Sussex house to fetch a telegram from her father. A near murder by a ghostlike assailant leaves her rescued by Guy Westlurn as they drive toward London. He hints of shared danger and uncertainty about her father’s true involvement as a noisy town figures and a van arrive later to move the furniture from the abandoned house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alison Rede
Sussex
Reonsa
Mr. Rede
Alison
London
Guy Westlurn
Aliton
Lee Alison
Gaffe
Father
Dover
Guy
Warley
Downs
Bob
Phillipsburg
Phillip Wendell
Stewart
Thom
Beeghley kin attend funeral in Columbia and Topeka
Columbia residents and nearby families gathered for the funeral of Mrs. John Beeghley of Topeka at Willow Springs church. Burial followed at Pleasant Grove cemetery. Numerous relatives and friends, including Mr and Mrs Charlie Brohammer and absence of others, visited and attended services.
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Howard Beeghley
Topeka
John Beeghley
Charlie Brohammer
Daniel Beeghley
Frank Deay
David Kesler
Oscar Shuck
Evelyn
Byron
Arthur Flory and
Gons
Lloyd
Lloyd Shuck
Eva
Warren
George Markley
A. A. Flory
Charles Shuck
Darrell
Will Postma
Wesley Flory
Willow Springs
Pleasant Grove
A. J. Flory
Flory
Brohammer
Murry Bond
Marjorie Ann
Charles and
Felix Tucker
Ernest
Jesse Markley
Honors Given in Duck Tale Ceremony at Puddle Muddle
Mary Graham Bonner recounts a tale where Big Chief Eagle assigns feather honors to Christopher, Mr. and Mrs. Quacko Duck, and many loyal ducks, bears, and others in a whimsical tribe ceremony. Willy Nilly aids Quacko Duck as she redeems her kindness with a smile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Graham Bonner
Big Chief Fagle
Willy
Christopher
Big Chief Eagle
Quacko Duck
Buffalo Hunt Kansas News Briefs
Atchison John Clark, 28, must spend life in prison after pleading guilty to grand larceny in district court. Sentenced under Kansas habitual criminal statute for third felony. Chanute Geneva Jones and Ben Eitel, survivors of a gun battle involving escaped murderer Arthur Henderson, faced 10 to 25 years after pleading guilty to robbery in Neosho bounty district court.
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Atchison
John Clark
Kansas
Chanute
Geneva Jones
Ben Eitel
Arthur Henderson
Oklahoma
Parsons
Kan
Neosho Bounty
High Prairie Residents Attend State Sunday School Convention
Mrs Frank Gleason and Dorothy travel to Wichita with Malcolm Swimley for the state Sunday school convention where Dorothy and Malcolm represent Douglas County. Dorothy places fourth or fifth among 31 contestants with a grade near 89. Dorothy and Dorothy attend a youth conference after a Friday session, returning Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gleason
Dorothy
Malcolm Swimley
Wichita
Dorothy Gleason
Douglas County
Radio Programs Wednesday Evening May 2 Highlights
Radio listings show a dense schedule across WREN WDAF KMBC and more for Wednesday May 2 with concerts talk shows and sports segments. Notable names include Fred Allen Ray Nobles Orchestra Guydo and Enric Madriguera plus Jack Pearl and John Kennedy.
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Wren
Red Davis
WDAF
Buddy
Ginger
KMBC
Little O. Annie
Jack
House of Glass
WDAE
Wayne King
Fred Allen
Rense
KMDC
Mark Waraw
Burs and Allen
U. S
Guydo
Orch
Jack Pearl
Ray Noble
Howart Barlow
America
John B. Kennedy
KNBC
Amos
Andy
Kmbc—Tattler
Jessie Crawford
Tony
Gus
Ike O'Neille
Moment Musicale
Enric Madriguera
Hollywood
WRKEN
Dick Fidler
Joe Haymes
Ben Bernie
Don Laper
Terrace
Angie
Floyd Gibbons
Wren—Newman
Jack Armstrong
Boake Carter
KMAC
Joseph Littan
Rudy Vallee
David Ross
Henrik Willem van Loon
Freddie Rick
the Tattler
Capt. Henry
Glen Gray
Fred Waring
Cyril Pitts
Paul Whiteman
Sinfonietta
Horace Heidt
Brigadier
Ordway Tead
WDAT
Taylor
Jesse Crawford
Archie Biyer
RMBC
Nat'l Radio Forum
KMEC
Art Jarrett
KMNC
Enzic Madriguera
Wren—Shanfler
Don Lopez
Seonny Wood
Bill Hogan
Jennie Thompson
Rts
Twin Cities
Dilly Vissett
Wil Tan Myers
KMRC
Keith Beecher
Leonard Keiler
KMBE
Floyd Town
Iiask O'Hare
Jesse Hawkins
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We cc
Simone
J. W. Murray
Boby Simons
Jesus
Texas
Mtexlahoma
Booster Club
Poor PA
Claude Callan
John
Hazel
Publishers Syndicate
Marie Shiras
K. U
Ottawa Republican
William B. Collins
Mary S. Wright
Lake View
Thomas G. Fitch
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Georgia Hoge
William J. Gaines
Baltimore
Pearl Benning
Indianapolis
George C. Bailey
Horton
Lawrence High Schoo
John Henry
Kate Rogers
Nellie Coleman
Joe Murray
Kate Anglin
Mark Beach
Clara Huddleston
Kate Clark
Edgar Corse
Ida Curry
Mayme McGrade
Bessie Eck
Albert Kennedy
Addie Ridenour
Edward O’bryan
Tennessee Street
Julius
Associated Press
Burley
Hanks Brothers
Lloyd, Willis
Edison
By Quinton James
Berlin
Reich
Sheaid
the Movers
James Stewart
Mariel Dancer
University of New Mexico
Teressa Pickens
Dancer
Holton
Holton Country Club
Columbia
Ries ES
Buffalo Hunt
High Prairie
KFKU
Thursasy
Clarance Chrisman
Fesson
F. C. Allen
Dan Johanning
High Prairie School
Flora Markley
Philip Williams
Floyd Churchbaugh
Loren Williams
Mona Merie Hackleriein
Ladies Aid
Becca Swimley
Brain
Clyde Puckett
Marvin
Gerald
Cecil
Homer Desque
Orval Puckett
Godell
Hopewell Country Club
Whitted
Leonard
Joan
Peoples State Bank
Mellon National
American Express
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