Swedish Princess Ingrid Weds Crown Prince Frederik in Splendor
In Stockholm on May 24 Princess Ingrid married Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark at the Stockholm Cathedral. The ceremony featured state church blessings, royal guards, and a naval salute, with King Leopold and Queen Astrid of Belgium among the guests. The couple departed for the royal palace escorted by cavalry.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Ingrid
Frederik
Denmark
Iceland
Leonold
Astrid
Belgium
Gustaf Adolf
Regnhild
Norway
Count Gustaf
Wisborg
Steal Cash Drawer At Central Produce
A thief entered the back door of Central Produce at 612 Vermont street around 11:30 this morning and stole a cash drawer containing 35 dollars before escaping through the same door. Police suspect the culprit fled in a car after the theft. Clif ford Christenson, manager of the station, reported the incident.
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Central Produce Company
Vermont Street
Clifford Christenson
Test Your Knowledge 1 Elder son of Abra ant
1 Elder son of Abra is Ismael. Ad valorem means according to value for taxation. Giovanni Paolo Colonne appears as a variant of Galileo Colonna. A decade is ten years. A transportation company by land or water is a carrier or carrier company. The capital of Czechoslovakia was Prague. Isinglass is a gelatinous substance from fish bladders used in clarifying liquids. Joseph Fels was a notable advocate of a progressive or general tax system. The Epistle to the Colossians is attributed to Paul the Apostle. The ding refers to a missing or garbled line in the text.
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Abraant
Ad Valorem
Giovanni Paolo Colonne
Czechoslovakia
Joseph Fels
Morrison Tops Then Falls In Intramural Scene At KU
Report from the KU campus notes Johnny Morrison once a leading intramural handball champion is said to have lost his title and zest after breaking training rules. The intramural office hints a spicy episode around the Mustard club while campus chatter recalls rivalries, prankish undercurrents, and a lively student culture with social quirks and class updates.
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Johnny Morrison
K. U
Morrison
Johnny
Kappa Sigs
Altho Morrison
Ali
Mustard
Kayhawk
John
Deaths and Funerals: Mrs J W D Anderson
Baldwin resident since 1894 Mrs J W D Anderson died early today at a local hospital after a heart attack on May 12 She was 75 and survived by two daughters Espar A Stover of Pampa Texas and J W Murray of Lawrence one son Jerome L Anderson of Elkhart Indiana and five grandchildren The funeral will be 3 30 PM Saturday at the Methodist church Baldwin with Rev Chubb and Dr C W Bailey officiating Burial will follow in Baldwin City Cemetery
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J. W. D. Anderson
Baldwin
Espar_A. Stover
Pampa
Tex
J. W. Murray
Lawrence
Jerome L. Anderson
Elkhart
Ind
Woman Commits Death by Self Inflicted Gunshot
Emily Whitfield, former wife of William H Vanderbilt and recent divorce target of Rapoul Whitfield, was found dead at the Whitfield ranch near Deadhorse Las Vegas New Mexico. Sheriff Francisco Delgado said the wound appeared self inflected and the shot likely fired around midnight. a ranch worker found the body.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Emily Whitfield
William H. Vanderbilt
Rapoul Whitfield
Whitfield Ranch
Deadhorse
Perfect School Record Misses Commencement
Falls City Nebraska May 24 Evelyn Marie Camblin who completed 12 years of schooling without an absence fell ill at the junior senior banquet and could not attend her high school commencement. Doctors say the condition is serious but she is expected to recover.
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Falls City
Neb
Evelyn Marie Camblin
Fisherman Sentenced After Kansas River Hoop Net Violation
Fisherman Earl W. Shultz, arrested last Monday by district game warden Joe Concannon, was found guilty before Justice Fran Dodds this morning for catching fish in the Kansas river with a hoop net and was sentenced to 30 days in jail.
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Earl W. Shultz
Joe Concannon
Aistrict
Kansas
Fran Dodds
California Bonus Army Death March Division forms in LA
Nearly 100 World War service men joined a new bonus army in Los Angeles to march on Washington within hours of recruiting. Led by Royal Robertson the group hoisted a Death March banner and planned departure by auto, with 6000 Californians expected to join, financing trips with talking movies of 1932. Opposition came from Arch ie Closson of the American Legion and Charles Gavin of the VFW.
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Los Angeles
Washington
Royal Robertson
California
Robertson
Paul Cunningham
Sacramento
Lew Hendrickson
San Francisco
Mike Habara
San Diego
Archie Closson
American Legion
Charles Gavin
Veterans of Foreign War
LULL IN RELIEF WORK IN LEAVENWORTH COUNTY
Leavenworth Kansas relief operations remained idle as resignations of county official Edgar Schmidt and Mrs Helen Doty halted work. The Kansas Emergency Relief Committee will send staff to organize a temporary setup until the county resolves issues. The resignations followed a union hearing alleging partiality, while the officials cited lack of cooperation from commissioners and the community after ten months of service.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Leavenworth County
Edgar Schmidt
Helen Doty
Doty
Draws Three Years for an Attempted Extortion
Kansas City May 24 Peter Warren 20 using a false name pled guilty in federal court to attempting to extort 250000 from James M Kemper local banker president of Commerce Trust company. He sat in Kemper's car as two DOJ agents watched from the back. Warren claimed another party hired him and refused to name accomplices or give his real name. Judge Merrill E Otis gave a three year sentence saying Warren was not acting alone.
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Kansas City
Peter Warren
Southwest Res
Fl Reno
Ohls
James M. Kemper
Kemper
Commerce Trust Company
Warren
Department of Justice
Philadelphia
Merrill E. Otis
Asks Loans to Develop Industries in Prisons
Washington May 24 UP NRA planned to ask the work relief administration today to lend 50 million dollars to the states to help them develop varied industries behind prison walls in place of the few lines of manufacturing which now flourish there. This step followed protests from cotton garment manufacturers and private producers of shoes brooms and other articles who contend they must compete with prison output. Some advocate letting prisoners turn out many different kinds of products to avoid harming private industry. Before this request NRA had received a new shower of project proposals from other government agencies.
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Washington
NRA
Work Relief Administration
Work Relief Organization
Shrine ceremonial marks first in seven years in Kansas City
Abdallah Temple Shriners and visitors gathered for the first shrine ceremonial in seven years in Kansas City Kansas, honoring Potentate E. M. Boddington. An estimated 2,000 attendees were counted by general arrangements chairman A. H. Strickland.
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Kansas City
Kan
Abdallah Temple
E. M. Boddington
A. H. Strickland
General Arrangements
President Roosevelt Stresses Social Security Bill Veto
President Roosevelt said he would veto the social security bill if the bonus provision or extraneous matters were attached. He emphasized the social security measure before the Senate and declined further comment on bonus legislation at his press conference. He supported a two year extension of the National Recovery Act, opposed the nine and a half month extension, and noted amendments to the Wagner labor board bill under discussion.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Rec
Pringe
Wagner Labor Board
Kiwanis Club Meeting Attended Despite Poor Roads
The Kiwanis club of Lawrence held a well attended meeting last Thursday at the schoolhouse despite snowbound side roads. Dr. Chambers and Attorney George Melvin spoke on the club’s origin and nature, with songs and talks. A lunch was served by Mrs. Raymond Gardner and a group of young ladies. Mrs. W. H. Mohler and guest Helen Mohler visited Frances Metcalf’s party in Washington D. C. last week. Mrs. Crawley and family visited Sedalia, Mo., returning home together.
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Kiwanis Club
Lawrence
Chambers
George Melvin
Raymond Gardner
Audrey North
Lorene Fairbairn
Frances Metcalf
Genevieve Raber
Dorothy
Social notes and visits across Kansas and Texas
Mrs Lovie Stratton and Mrs Grace Dow spent several days on a farm in De Soto with Mrs Lillie Coffin before returning to Kansas City with B S Dow. Dalhart Tex visitors Claude Steed and family joined Olathe guests for Sunday dinner with Earl Steed. Mrs Monti Kaegi received a prize check for a letter writing contest. A May church program and social to follow at the M E Church May 28, with refreshments promised. Willow Springs Farm Bureau met with Katherine Earnheart and Edna Kilmer hosting. nutrition lesson on canned goods for balanced meals. Miss Berenice Mize visited Olathe. Mrs O G Chambers seen at a high school dinner. she is recovering from rheumatic fever and staying with relatives. Eu dora high school graduation attended by A W Blaylock, A Cramer, and family. Lois Cramer among graduates. Elmer Jewett treated for leg infection following quinsy. improved after exams in Lawrence. Athenæum club held May meeting at Mrs Gordon’s, with rose peonies, red and white decor, and a short story contest. first place to Mrs Baker. Next Athenæum meeting set for Kansas City May 15. attendees noted as abembers.
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Lovie Stratton
Grace Dow
Kansas City
Lillie Coffin
B. S. Dow
Claude Steed
Dalhart
Tex
John Steed
Olathe
Earl Steed
Monti Kaegi
L. F. Taylor
M. E. Ladies Aid
M. E
Willow Springs Farm Bureau
Katherine Earnheart
Edna Kilmer
Viola Clark
Berenice Mize
G. Chambers
Harry Cramer
Eudora High School
Lois Cramer
Elmer Jewett
Lawrence
Athenæum Club
Esther Gordon
Ida Giebner
Toc Imeetly
Gordon
Sure Scothorne
Carrie Baker
Bertha Bell Whitelaw
Baker
Edith Sigman
Jeanette DeBoever
Obituary and commencement notes from De Soto area
Mrs Mae Hundley dies at 68 after a week of heart trouble at her De Soto home. Funeral at Christian church followed by burial in De Soto cemetery. Wednesday graduation exercises at the high school featured Dr Edward Hislop of Waldo Moe delivering the address What's the Use. Julia Ellen Willson salutatorian welcomed guests and presented class gifts.
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Nelson Gallery of Art
Grace Dow
Mae Hundley
John Hundley
Johnson County
Lou Morgan
Fort Morgan
Colo
Edwin Morgan
DeSoto
Charles
Leo
Christian Church
Hundley
High School
Edward Hislop
Waldo, Moe
Julia Ellen Willson
Neal Hambleton
C. G. Mickell
Mildred Allinson
Margery Piper
Jacklyn Harris
Jessie Sundbye
Julia Fllen Willson
Bert Moll, Jr
Clarence Zehner
LeRoy Hessemflow
Helen Blaylack
Virginia Carden
Bessie Cooper
Evelyn Hale
Margaret Tiunte
Marguerite Lee
Geraldine Middleton
Isabel Mize
Genevra Moll
Reba Parker
Ruby Parker
George
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Mary Carr
Vivian Ikenberg
Ottawa
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Perry
Mildred Hardine
McLouth
Patricia Creel
Betty Heckert
Nancy Marie Edwards
Gloria Goff
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Mary-Ann Pappas
Marilyn Courant
Jo Ann Sherman
Patty Jean Lorne
Joyce Ann Emick
Ruth Lorraine Ott
Charline Edelbrock
Eudora
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Frank Winston
Gerald Correa
Orin ¢. Trabert
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Edward Brass
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Topeka
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Greece
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W.L. Burdick
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Brussels
Charleroi
Cleveland
Pi—Kenyon
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Wilbur M. Baldwin
Union Trust Company
Mackey
DE Soto
Beaver
Arthur Blaylock, Jr
Phatis Cordell
Dale Crawford
Chester French
Iran Hubbard
Harry Huntington
Lloyd Kraus
Bill” Linden
Virginia Ross
Marian Young
Mary Balfay
Lucille
Blaylock
Walter Osborne
Cora Corliss
Lyman Corlis
C. G. Mickel
Velma Seaton
Shawnee
Margaret Christner
Lockwood
Lela Segrist
Manhattan
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Wellsville
Clifford Breithfurt
Clearfield
William Clay Jones
Kansas City 1
Cherokee
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Mtly
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Norman Combest
Willner
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Phillips 66
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Mark Twain
U. S. Weather Bureau
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T. G
FITCH
Hosford & Arnold
Mass
Metro - Goldwyn - Mayer
Hollywood
Journal- World
Allen
Luxor
Marie Astor
Derby Oil CO
3Rd & Locust
S. S
Lawrence Paint and Wallpaper
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