Sino Japanese Truce Reported in Vague Terms
AP dispatch notes a tentative Sino Japanese truce with Chinese forces to withdraw to a fixed line and a promise not to advance beyond the north Great Wall and Peiping railways. It mentions dissolution of local volunteer corps, restraint on anti Japanese movements, and a demilitarized zone, with observers citing Manchukuo and Jehol areas in the broader region.
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China
Great Wall
Peiping-Mukden
Peiping
Manchukuo
Manchuria
Jenol
Chahar
Suiyuanté
Jehol
Lawrence couples complain of rough treatment by police
In Ottawa at Rockwood park a Lawrence pair arriving at a dance report an officer forced a car search without a warrant, grabbing a throat and speaking roughly to them. The incident prompted a complaint, with bystanders describing the officer’s rough conduct.
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Twa Lawrence
Rockwood Park
Ottawa
Lawrence
Yovis
Dickinson Theater Show Features Elisse Landi in War Horse
At the Dickinson theater a short film and feature presentation star Elisse Landi from The Sign of the Cross appears in a Madison studio program. Marjorie Ramirez, a former tag champion, joins in a lineup alongside Ernest and Renee An Sided, delivering a world of entertainment for local audiences.
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Dickinson Theater
Elisse Landi
Times
Husjf
Wes
Break in at Dicker Store on Locust Street
Thieves pried open the front door of a Wes store at 646 Locust Street last night and escaped with merchandise, stamps, and a small amount of money. The cash register was ransacked for pennies. A spare wheel and tire were reported stolen from a Model A Ford in the 800 block on Massachusetts Street. A man named R. I. Albertson was arrested for intoxication. The times noted were around 9:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locust Street
John Sinterick
Massachusetts
Policy hailed in London as war threat eased
London observers praise the new American policy of international cooperation to avert war. Sir Austen Chamberlain and Sir Dean Simon endorse the Davis disarmament declaration as a major shift. They highlight U S cordial ties with Roosevelt, historic arms reductions, and Britain’s need for broader agreement, consultation, and mutual confidence for disarmament.
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London
Dean Simon
Austen Chamberlain
John
House of Commons
Norman H. Davis
Genoa
Austen Chareberlain
Davis
Roosevelt
Britain
Organ Chooses Recital Plan At National Meet
A selected young pianist has been chosen to perform a Bach and Clerambaut piece on the Skinner organ in the auditorium at the National meet of the American Guild of Organists. The recital is set for June and marks a highlight among the country’s finest organists.
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Essate
Guigl
Orlevi Cital
Skinner Organ
Bach
Clerambazult
Pupils Offer Program by University Fine Arts Faculty
Advanced pupils present Sunday program at 4 pm in the Administration building. Selections from In a Persian Garden by Lira Lehmann feature Blanche Sams soprano Maxine Roche tenor Keith Davis and Dale Viet baritone. Second part includes Martha with Sams as Martha Roche Nancy Da Hinnel Viet Plunkett in costume and setting. Public invited.
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Alice “Moncrieff
University Fine Arts
Lira Lehmann
Omar Khayyam
Blanche Sams
Maxine Roche
Keith Davis
Dale’ Viet
Choir to Sing Sunday at First Christian Church
The Yestert choir of the First Christian church leads worship for the season finale Sunday morning. Dorothy Enian arranged melodious anthems titled Rest in Peace with Helen Beard singing the incidental solo. Beard will sing Love Never Faileth for the offertory. Rev Seth W Stauckter delivers a suitable message. Chancellor E H Lindley of the University of Kansas spoke at Stillwater Oklahoma. The Bureau of Standards notes books in country libraries outlast city books due to sulphur dioxide.
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First Christian Church
Dorothy Enian
Schubert
Helen Beard
Beard O
Ward-Stephens
First Corinthians
Seth W. Stauckter
Memorial Service Sunday At First Methodist Church
A memorial service will be held at the First Methodist church Sunday morning at 10:50 with patriotic organizations as guests. G A R Relief Camps Circle Joseph A Wahh Camp and Auxiliary American Legion and Auxiliary American War Mothers Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary. Rev. Robert A. Hunt will preach on Keepers of the Faith. The chorus choir with a male quartet will sing Oh for the Wings of a Dove and Regessional. Those not at other services are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
G. AR
Joseph A. Wahh
American Legion and Auxiliary
American War Mothers
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Robert A. Hunt
Keepers of the Faith
Mendelssohn
George Lowman
Lola Burton Craig
Morse
Charles Wilson
Co-Operative Club Hosts Weekly Meeting at Eldridge Hotel
About 25 members attended last night as E F Abels outlined a new in house entertainment plan. Glenn Moody led the program featuring Pinckney school orchestra under Bruno Denmyer and a talk by Maud Ellsworth on public schools with four pupils drawing on portable boards.
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Tne Co-Operative Club
Eldridge Hotel
E. F. Abels
Glenn Moody
Pinckney School Orchestra
Bsron
Marcel Laessir
Howard Sutherland
May Hartley
Bernice Moody
Eudora Park
Freshie a Baker College musical by Evans
Baker Students stage Freshie a three act musical comedy in Centenary Hall May 24 directed by Prof and Mrs Tom Evans with a nine member cast and a nine piece orchestra. The show sponsored by the Ladies Aid of First Methodist Baldwin highlights student talent including Paul Sanders Jeanne Woodruff and many others with Frane directing the orchestra.
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Prof
Frane
Ladies Aid of
The
First Methodist Church of
Baldwin
Paul Sanders
Rollix Rogers
Russell Barkley
Gene Farraw
Bob Mize
Jeanne Woodruff
Helen Beauchatin
Elizabeth
Mary Mae Keiser
Dero Haglund
Margaret Blanche
Florence Darser
Harold
Kansas Skies Clear Forecast For State
Topeka May 26 AP fair and warmer weather forecast across Kansas after yesterday’s showers. Skies clear today with sunshine expected tomorrow. Forecaster Flora says highs 80s in northern counties and mid 70s south. Tonight’s lows 60s to mid 65 with scattered western showers noted yesterday.
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Topeka
Kansas
United States
D. Flora
Mercury
Kaw River
Will Release Pigeons For Louisville Race Tomorrow
John Robinson, Pacific agent, will release a basket of homing pigeons early tomorrow for a Louisville race. Birds must be freed between 5 and 6 am if weather permits, away from telephone wires, with a weather report mailed to Louisville and headquarters in Baltimore.
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John. Robinson
Amien Pacific
Louisville
Racing Association
Baltimore
Viccons
Robinson
Tribute to Miss Garvin on program at blind association meeting
The thirteenth annual Kansas State Association for the Blind convention is set for May 30 and 31 at the Kansas State School for the Blind in Kansas City Kansas. The agenda includes general sessions, tributes to six members who died in 1932 and 1935, including Miss Daisy Garvin of Lawrence. Tuesday features tributes. Wednesday covers discussions and a business meeting.
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Miss Garvin
Association For the Blind
Kansas State Association For the Blind
Kansas State School For the Blind
Kansas City
Kan
Daisy Garin
Lawrence
Garvin
Lawrence Masonic Divisional Convocation Honors Kansas Leaders
Mason ic Group here Lawrence Chapter No 4 hosts a divisional convocation of Royal Arch Masons at the Masonic Temple on Monday evening May 29 honoring prominent Kansas Masons including Jay B Kirk Holmes W Haviland Asa T Hoge Nathan B Thompson Elmer F Strain Ralph W Pope John M Kinkle and George Foster with representatives from sub ordinate chapters in Topeka Leavenworth Kansas City Ottawa and other cities. The event is seen as a major highlight for Lawrence chapters this year.
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Lawrence
Royal Arch
Kansas
Tereka
Knights Templar of
John M. Kinkle
Topeka
Grand Lodge of Kansas
George ©. Foster
Grand Lodge of
Garnett
Overbrook
Yaseary
John L. Meaughlin Dies in Kansas City Merchant
John L. Meaughlin, 51, a Kansas City clothing merchant and husband of Mrs. John L. Meaughlin, died of a heart attack after collapsing in front of the Ivanhoe Temple. His wife had spoken at a precinct workers meeting for the Lawrence renovating campaign at the Eldridge Hotel. She also chaired the women’s committee for the Kansas City renovation effort.
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J. J. McLauchlin
Kansas City
McLaughlin
John L. McLaughlin
Lawrence
Eldridge Hotel
Ivanhor Temple
Young Peoples Outing at Baptist Church
A church event hosted by Fivet Baptist features Rev Thomas delivering talks on topics for Junior High groups. The program includes choir performances led by Wooler and Mr. Rerey, a university related talk, and a farewell gathering with transportation arranged by church committees of the Winsas conference.
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Baptist Church
Thomas
Minster
Will Cone
Glenn
Wystar
Thomas Will Deliv
Wooler
der Olen
Asien
Griel
Funeral planned for Nellie Statt at St Jamies ALM
The obituary notes the funeral for Mrs Nellie Statt will be held at St Jamies ALM church on Saturday. The text mentions church events, a quarterly meeting, a benevolent lodge cake sale, and various church activities including Sunday school and worship services across multiple congregations with dates in May and June. It references Epworth season and farewell wishes for a student.
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Kansas
Nellie Statt
St. Jamies Alm. E
Presidine
Wall
Benevolent
Pawsongse
Christopher
Jesss Barnas
How 4 they differ from ministers
Sunday school notes raise questions about Jesus choice of Judas and attitudes toward Christ. An evening program by “Old Hessebte” group features Leta Walk ero and Ethel Love with Dr John Wesley Hayes as anniversary speaker.
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Jesus
Judas
Christ
Johneop
Phaldons
Market News on Wheat and Livestock Prices Amid Policy Signals
Market reports indicate volatility in wheat and provisions with mixed guidance from Washington on emergency powers and potential government purchases. Crop prospects in the American and Canadian Northwest offer countering support while federal reserve actions loom for inflation control, with livestock markets showing moderate gains and steady demand across cattle and hogs.
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Washington
Federal Reserve
Bank
Northwest
Fawa
Market report with grain and livestock prices and stocks
The bulletin lists prices for spring lambs and ewes, various cattle and poultry quotes, and includes Chicago potato and wheat futures, livestock market activity, and U.S. government bond figures. Also touches on New York stock market trends, commodity shifts, and gold reserves.
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Chicago
USDA
Idaho Russell
Louis
Jana
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Stillwaters Oklainday
Gidanoma
Bureau of Standards
Journal-World
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Grase Callifewer
Phillies
Baker
Tom Evans
Kaw Valley
Louisville Club
John Robinson
John L. Meaughlin
Fidridge
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M. E. Chueh
Circus
Lu Brown
Texas
John Willander
Woodland Park
Centenary Methodist Episcopal
Firge Presbyterian Church
Theadtorncae OD. M. Swartha
Shuren Achonl
Orzan Pretedt
Festa
Mir Billo
David
Westminster Gil
North Lawrence
Barbara Hutton
F. W.W. Woolworth
Alexius Mdivani
Paris
Miss Hutton
Woolworth
Atocker
Wasi
Kansas City Livestock
Medumm
Springere
Kansae City
Bessety
Butte
Springs
Government Lands
New York
U. S
Liberty
Liberty First
Liberty Fourth
Treasury
Lawrence Foultry Co
Wall Street
LC. S
National
Homestake
Coca Cola
National Cash Register
Burroughs
International Business
American "An
American Telephone
General Electric
Westhna~house
National Steel
U. S. Steel
du Pont
United Fruit
Parity Bakeries
Continental_ Baking
American Sucar
Great Western Sneac
Proctor & Gamble
Drus
Ranx
Atili Hes
Allied Chemical
Mercantiis
Dun & Stardetrest
Fahuwladion
Seara Re Huck
Rompaniax
Chesapeake & ID
Gillettr
Deval Reed
Prostram
Asaiem
Sterling
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Lancents
G. Hawk
Garich
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