Queen Mary Injured In Auto Crash At Marlborough House
London May 24 Queen Mary suffered an eye injury when her automobile overturned yesterday and spent a restless night. Doctors said her general condition is satisfactory though the eye pain is improving. She will be 72 on Friday. Physicians including Sir Richard Cruise and Sir John Weir attended at Marlborough House as royal children in London visited.
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Physicians Bulletin
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Prince of Wales
Duke of Windsor
France
Marlborough
Royal party heads to Epsom Derby amid royal schedule cuts
The dukes of Gloucester and Kent with their wives and the princess royal plus the countess of Harwood and her husband left in the afternoon for Epsom Downs to attend the Derby. Queen Mary had planned to join but routine engagements were cancelled for the coming days. Thirteen year old Princess Elizabeth, daughter of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, wrote her.
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Elizabeth
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Queen Elizabeth
Queen Mary to see sympathy notes amid royal illness
An orderly delivered a sympathy letter to Buckingham Palace ahead of thousands of messages for the queen. Lord Dawson visited the palace to draft an official cable of doctors’ bulletin for King George and Queen Elizabeth touring Canada. The queen mother’s birthday party may be canceled along with other engagements.
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Lord Dawson
Queen Mary
King George
Queen Elizabeth
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Queen Mother
K U Recital Tomorrow With Varied Afternoon Program
Students will present a poetry and music recital in the Frank Stronghall auditorium at 3:30 PM tomorrow. The program lists piano pieces by Bartok and Schumann, vocal selections including Handel and Rimsky Korsakov, and instrumental works featuring cello and cornet.
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K. U
Frank Stronghall
Lgal Bartok
Stille Sicherheit. Meyer Ensemble Performs Phantasy Pieces
Helen Marie Meyer Ensemble presents Phantasy Pieces and Romance in a chamber recital. Violinist Paul Stoner joins cellist Rita Gunsaullus and pianist Marian Reed for a intimate program of classical chamber works.
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Helen Marie Meyer
Schumann Paul Stoner
Rita Gunsaullus
Marian Reed
Veterans of Foreign Wars Second district elects leaders
At a Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary meeting in Osawatomie the Second district elected W. H. Shahane of Kansas City Kan. as district commander and Mamie Perrin and Eva Davidson as Auxiliary president and secretary. District commander R. C. Tim erick presided with delegates from nine counties and other officials in attendance.
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Kansas City
Kan
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Eva Davidson
Osawatomie
V.F.W
R.C. Timerick
Charles E. Bowman
Veterans Placement Service
C. Robert Barnes
Stuart Perry
William MecNelly
Wyandotte County Council
Marie Lindsay
Lottie Bottoms
Wayne Nees
Brazil
Ind
K. U
Nelson Sullivan
Kaw
Frank Bukaty
John Naramore
Wichita
Bill Arnold
Garden City
MacCann to edit Jayhawker yearbook at KU
Wichita editor Dick MacCann named to edit the Jayhawker KU yearbook for next year by a nine member committee. Charles Case of Abilene chosen business manager, MacCann first non fraternity editor in three years and first Sumnerfield scholar to win the post.
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Wichita
Jayhawker K. U
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Abilene
MacCann
Summerfield
R Case
Beta Theta i
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Hattie Elizabeth Lewis
Lintner
Ulrich Pohlenz
Geman
University of Kansas City
Marriage License Issued to Lewis and Watson in Kansas
A marriage license is issued to James A. Lewis of Wicklifa, Kansas and Margaret I. Watson of Osage City, Kansas.
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James A. Lewis
Wickarusa
Kan
Margaret I. Watson
Osage City
Public Works Awards Hospital Equipment Contracts
Public Works Administration awarded contracts for University of Kansas hospital equipment in Kansas City Kansas. The American Sterilizer Co. of St Louis received 1182 dollars for a sterilizer while U S Aloe Co Kansas City Mo got 811 dollars for a centrifuge and nitrogen apparatus and Richards and Conover hardware of Kansas City Mo for 336 dollars.
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University of Kansas
Kansas City
Kan
American Sterilizer Co
St. Louis
U. S. Aloe Co
Richards and Conover Hardware Company
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