Lindbergh Pleases Paris as Atlantic Hero
Paris hosts Charles Lindbergh with a grand reception in the chamber of deputies. Myron T. Herrick, ambassador, and Fernand Bouisson lead tributes praising the aviator who first crossed the Atlantic. Crowds cheer as Lindbergh tours Le Bourget and inspects Spirit of St. Louis, then dines with officials and plans visits to London and other countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Chares Lindbergh
America
Chamber of Deputies
Myron T. Hertick
Amercan
Fernand Bouisson
Ist
Atlantic
Biok
M. Bouisson
France
Franklin
Bleriot
Lindbergh
Haz
New York
St. Louis
Louis Bleriot
English Channel
Agin
le Bourget
Renvoise
Ian
London
Houghton
Englam
Charles Fontaine
Bleviot
England
Channel
Paul Painleve
Min- Maurice Bokanowski
Navy
Louis Barthou
Myron
T. Harri
Parmely Herrick
Ammexigan Naval
Richard. White
Giroud
Marquise de Rochambeau i
Machtors
Pelletier Dois
Ossoutrot
Weiss
Louis Breguet
Louis
Renault
Birkitt Nicaise
Ambassador Herrick
Fragmentary Paris Rally Mentions Bainleve Barthou
Fragmentary OCR notes show a Paris demonstration with mentions of Bainleve and Barthou. Cabinet members retreating in blushing shame amid street crowds. Lindbergh is referenced among scattered lines. The text is incomplete and era unclear.
Home Run Power Powers St Louis Past Chicago Doubleheader
In a May 28 National League doubleheader, St Louis beat Chicago 8-5 in the first game as Bottomley and Lester Bell homered with the bases loaded. The Cardinals won 8-5 after heavy hitting and pitching mixed with rain delays and postponed games elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National League Chicago
Bottomley
Lester Bell
St. Louis
Chicago
St.Louis
Alexander
Snyder
Kaufman
Ray
Hartnett
Sherdel
Am Gers
Osborn
Genzailes
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Hill
Sun ‘Mars
Hargrave
New ‘York
Boston
Brooklin
Philadelphia
Metican
Philands
New York
Neame
McCurdy
Enigns
Basler
Hudlin
L. Sewell
American Association
Kansas City
St. Paul
Sheehan
Peters
Zabnige
Siemer
Arts Students to Present Faculty-Student Program at RFKU
The KFKU program at RFKU tomorrow features Dr. John G. Hazen discussing the relation of teeth to disease at 12:40 with a 12:20 talk by Hazen. University school of fine arts students present musical numbers led by Miss Doriss Dugger with soprano solos and violin duets by Conrad McGrew and Frances Robinson, including pieces from Sullivan Gounod and Mendelssohn, followed by a radio bulletin at 1:15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KFKU
John G. Hazen
University School of Fine ‘Arts
Sullivan
Conrad McGrew
Frances Robinson
Gounod
Gautier
Mendlessohn
Donizetti
Caninus Pews
Maher Case Reaches Jury In Bedard Murder Trial
Stockton Kansas May 25 AP Ray Maher charged with the murder of A William Bud Bedard Plainville youth March 80 was sent to the jury at 11:60 this morning. Judge’s instructions allow verdicts of murder in the first second third or fourth degrees or acquittal. Also Muskogee Oklahoma May 35 AP Roy Brandon identified as slayer of Chief McAnally of the police force. sheriff’s office notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockton
Kans
Ray Maher
William
Bud) Bedard
Plainville
Jax Slaver
Muskogee
Okla
A. P.jw
Roy Brandon
Kimes-Terrell
Ahg
Eges
J Police
McAnally
Sheriff’s Office
Auto makers discuss traffic safety in France meet
In Licking on May 26 AP reports French automotive engineers outline plans to reduce congestion and improve speed and efficiency. The discussion covers strategies to make cars faster and smoother while prolonging vehicle life, with sessions continuing through Saturday May 2.
Topeka committee to seek ouster of Hussey in public service
The legislative committee announced it will not answer Governor Patten's letter and will request the attorney general file ouster proceedings against L. T. Hussey, chairman of the Public Service Commission. Senator Van De Mark said the panel will continue gathering facts for possible action. Mattie Blanchett testified about Hussey letters pressuring metal fire escapes, while Charles D. Cuthbert and Millar denied coercion or spying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toveks
Kans
Legislative Committee
Service, “Commission
Patten
L. T. Hussey
Hussey
van de Mark
Paulen
Service | Commission
Senate
M. V. E. van de Mark
Concordia
Amnitter
Topeka
Mattie Blanchett
Public Service’ Commission
Chicago
A. Riston
Jonathan M. Davis
Otter Manufacturing. Company of
Southwestern
James A.flynn
Potter Equipmentc
Millar
Tola
Fred
Flooded Theryile Parish Residents Refuse Evacuation
As flood waters rise in Louisiana New Roads Morganza and nearby areas brace for more inundation. Flood director John M Parker reports attempts to evacuate residents failed with a railroad evacuation train unused and drivers reporting refusals. Refugees increase with 6000 cared for in Baton Rouge and 10000 expected by week end. Tentative camps are planned on the Atchafalaya east bank to shelter southern sugar bowl refugees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Atchafalaya
St.Martin Parish
John M.parker
Baton Rouge
Morganza
Baton Rauge
Atl Baton Rouge
the Atchafalaya
Sugar Bowl
Planters Back On Land In Arkansas And Mississippi
Arkansas and Mississippi planters work to salvage crops as floods recede slowly. About 50 percent of Arkansas cultivated land and 35 percent in Mississippi will be out of water in days, with cotton the main crop. Planting is hoped from June to mid month. officials report fields in some areas drying enough for replanting. Experts say favorable conditions could yield an average cotton crop if weather holds.
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Little’ Roek
Ark
Arkansas
Mississippi
Federal
Secretary of ‘Commerce
Hoover
Olm
Evans
United States Department of Agriculture
H Cross
Jark Jin
Memphis
Baton Rouge
Spillways Plan Discussed at New Orleans Meeting
Spillway board opened by discussing three proposed channels to divert Mississippi floodwaters to the Gulf of Mexico. One option would route waters through the Atchafalaya, another along the east bank toward Maurepas or Ponchartrain lakes, and a third toward Borgne or Breton Sound near New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Missippi
Gulf of Mexico
Spillway Board
Achafalaya
Mississippi
Batol Rouge
Maurepas
Presbyterians Differ in Upcoming General Assembly Fight
In San Francisco on May 25 AP reports a looming doctrinal clash within the U S Presbyterian church as Prospect debates issues in tomorrow's general assembly. Dr Clarence E Macarthur, former moderator of the church, is expected to oppose the adoption of a special committee report on the Princeton Theological Seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
U. S
Princeton’ Theological
Clarence
E. Macarth
Thech
Relief Fund Grows Report in Douglas County
The latest report shows the relief fund total at 2,774.06 with 292,759.06 in contributions. The appendix lists a final amount of 10,000 as updated contributions in the county relief drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aigén
Douglas
Oil executives meet to hear Collins report in New York
Oil executives gathered in New York on May 25 to hear Ray H. Collins report on over production. The session aimed to address a crisis in the industry and coordinate action with government officials including the secretary and the conservation board, focusing on Seminole campaign measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Field
New York
Ray H.colllins
Work
Conservation
Board
Diplomas awarded by United States union institute
The Union Institute will hold its annual commencement with eighteen states represented and a large list of diploma candidates. Names include Arthur Alien, Philip Arkansas, Edwin Bayhille Pawnee, and many others from Arizona New Mexico Oklahoma and beyond. The event highlights graduating students from towns such as Rushville Phoenix Albuquerque Pawhuska and Muskogee with a wide geographic mix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Haskell
California
New York
Montana
Arizona
Nebraska
Utah
Oklahoma
Nevom
United ‘States
Nesota
Nevada
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Californa
Florida
Missouri
North Carolina
Mentang
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Arthur Alien
Rushville
Liam Antone
Fhegnix
Ari
Philip
Arkansas
Watson da Paul
Toeknie
Apache
Cam Baine
Ashuequerque
Kia
Wis
Ray “Summer
Milwau
George Tuttle
Chamber
Lainy
University forum denounces Dove paper as communism
Major Palen of the 354th Infantry at Hangs City Kans cites the Dove as a sign of communism on the university campus during an open forum in Myer Hall. The talk, sponsored by the YMCA, warned of professors and Russian government funding spreading communism and stated aims to overthrow government and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dovd
M. A. Palen
354Th Infantry
Hangs City
Kans
Myer& Hall
Feria
Dove
Palen
Third International
C. A
America
Mexico
Ghina
Bridgeman
Mich
Dinsmore
Rex’ Fletcher
Fletcher
Ito
Alter
Dhe
Altér
Paulen
John.Griffith
Janey Ages
B. Winegar Crone
The
Crone
Iet
Russia
Griffith
Abman
Shulte
Kansas City
Lindbergh Faces Street Blocks and Market Rehearsals
AP dispatch notes tension in Paris with streets blocked to avoid crowds while Lindbergh refrains from shopping. Separate item reports Senora Calles and Mexico President Calles’ wife facing gallbladder illness after medical consultation with three physicians. Also details an arraignment before Justice of Peace Clark and a Friday preliminary hearing set at 2:00 PM with a $2,774.06 figure mentioned, plus unrelated telephone reference to Wm. Famke Ambilanet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calles
Igeles
Galles
Mexico
Fantite
Wallace
Inheritance Says Relative’s Heir Placed in Workhouse
Cleveland report notes George Schmidt, 60, of Warrensville, questioned inheritance from a relative. An attorney conveyed the estate details late yesterday. Schmidt reportedly faced contention over a $30,080 claim and expressed desire for a better home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
George
Schmidt
Av TV
Warrensville
el Ale
Hislop to Speak at Liberty Memorial High School Commencement
The Rev E Hislop of First Methodist will deliver the commencement sermon to Liberty Memorial High School graduates Sunday at 8 oclock in the school auditorium. Principal F H Olney will read the responsive reading and Supt H P Smith will read the scripture. Music will be provided by a group of named students. Melpherson College President B W Kurtz will present the commencement address on Friday June 3. About 180 seniors will receive diplomas this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Hislop
First Methodist’ Church
Liberty
Memorial High
M. Testptman
F. H.olney
Critus
H.P. Smith
Jesson
Barbara Samyle
Maurine Downing
Katherine McFarland
Emily Ball
Evelyn Eustace
Josephine
Edmonds
Corrine ‘Roy
Janet Coulson
B. W. Kurtz
MelPherson College
Myron Mesenheimer
Janet, Coulson
They High
Kansas University Class Gifts Largest Senior Memorial Donation
The 1927 Kansas University senior class plans to gift two library tables of the most expensive chairs and equipment for the new Union building upon completion. Gift valued around 1 000 dollars, surpassing previous memorial funds by 300 to 400 dollars. The senior class notes unusual overall success and strong campus support, with Memorial arrangements led by Horace Watkins and Charles Embree proposing the gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Union
Sohen
Interey
K.Q
Three leave hospital after bus crash injures seven
AP report from May 25 describes seven people injured in a bus crash three miles east of nbia Missouri. Mrs C D Miller 63 of Lawreyney Kansas, and Mrd H D Saunders 28 of Kansas City, along with a year old daughter Shirley Patricia, remain in weakened condition but plan to leave hospital today. A T Sheldon 60 Wichita Kansas suffers cuts and bruises and may be discharged in a day or two.
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Miller
Nbia
E&s
Cd. A. Miller
Bf Lawreyney
Kahs
H D. Saunders
Kansas City
Shirley
Patcia
A. T. Sheldon
Wichita
Kans
Forest Fire Drives Smoke Toward Coastal Areas
Heavy smoke from a large forest fire moves toward the coast, blanketing areas near Coral Gables and Hialeah. Fire, advancing eastward from clearings, jeopardizes about 80,000 acres and threatens small farms along the burn line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliant Beach
O Coral, Gables
Hialeah
Tnes
Kansas University announces faculty promotions and new appointments
The University of Kansas approves twenty one new faculty appointments and promotes several to professorships or associate positions. Names include Agnes Grafton Elizabeth Sprague Hecke Mahie Bergstresser Buehler Gardner Lehman Malin Moherieff Smith Tait and others. Leaves granted for next year include Allen Grafton and Beth Sprague.
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Kansas
Linde
Agnes
Grafton
W. W
Elizabeth
Sprague
Hecke
Mahie
Edwi Hadley
Awai
M. W
Sterling
V.-Boh
Speiology
Brewster
Paul A. Cation
Thos
Ane Optie
H. F. Bergstresser
Depa Economics
E. Buehler
Mary Grant
Lehman
C. Malin
Alice Moherieff
Guy W. Smith
Edward BH
Ee Saale
Margaret Anderson
Jom Gries
Stanis Many
Larson
Ogg
Lillian By Lawler
Elvi
Moore
Fanny ‘May
E. B. Stouffer
Yi Allen Grafton
Art Davis
Beth Sprague
MT. Waressehcol
Jawy
Lengta
Agnes Husband
Elizabeth Megutar
Ing
John’. Dyer
J. Spat
Judgment for Plaintiff in Money Suit Over Farm Sale
A money-suit brought by William Frowe against defendants reached a verdict last night with the jury returning a judgment for the plaintiff. The case centers on a sale of a Mr Frowe’s farm and the amount claimed, with figures cited around 36,60 and 2,004 in the court record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iMiam. Frowe
William Frowe
Frowe
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Aviator
Amy
Erica
Lawrence
Court House
G A. R
Oak Hill Cemetery
Deerin Eee
DR. Ighn Hazen
Tale
Maher
Will
Quster
Hussey Afar
Princeton Seminary
OIL, Executives
Gertrude Artoux
Brown
Mit
Gianys Anderson
Browning
Monty
Ertys Balne
Asissdtoy
Pawhuska
Bird
Phoenix
Ariz
Hattie
Reno
Bread
Yuna
Art Breuninger
Chobea' Barnkayy
Yuma
Cale Carpenter
Chamberlain
Susie
Carter
Muskoges
Edith Claymore
LaPlint
Raret
Conk
de Minn
Ofla
Edithemialer
Pins Greglar Hia Ori -Redby
Minn
Thitehcode
Flora Hughes
Heren
Hutcuins
Alvera Johms
West
Teere
Maurie Wosepepah
Lawton
Merte
Ensepeah
Horla
Payal
Azores
Etic Trae de Pinedo
Repassgy
New Foundland
Yesteriday
Portugese Eunboat
Beira
Kansas ‘City
Rossville
Joah Mulvane
Topek
Dick Hanley
Northwestern
Madison
Friurs
Okemah
Okja
Vary Devies
Universi 5 Pinkeet
Byl Palen
Immuhisen
At KU
Ein Forum Folljows
Vindpevke
Hisservice
Hasi Hik. S
Keener
Famke Ambilanet
Seitid
Kh. US
Horace Watkins
Chas
Embree
Mesa
Nameson
Edwineh Ofaesor
Mreibale
Sociology
Guilford
Rotesso
William: Se
Meriabah MN
Charles Realey
Marjorie
Richart
Kenneth Cartnell
Cromlings
Abeth Dunkel
Mary Eb, Jenkinson
J. M. Kriepppeberger
Hadold Knowles
Trene ‘Afiller
Dorothy Moody
Mary Myers
Ruth
Drea
iBayles
Karli Klooz
Bec
Silec Seth
Ball
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