Farm Tour Attracts Douglas County Farmers In Turbulent Weather
A spring farm tour drew about seventy five Douglas County farmers and Lawrence businessmen to Brown's Grove for four addresses on soil conservation and the new Douglas County Agricultural Council. Speakers urged terracing and soil improvement through lime, phosphate fertilizer, legumes, and organic matter, noting that a soil survey and field stations are planned.
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Douglas County
Lawrence
Brown’s Grove
Cal Ward
Kansas Farmer's Union
Douglas County Agricultural Council
Count Barter’s Association
Allison Andrews
Baldwin
R. I. Throckmorton
Kansas’ Agricultural College
Danhattan
Phrockmorton
Aiealto
Throckmorton
Sap ‘x
B. C. Kel- Jorge
Lecompton
E. Willoughby
Kelloge
al- Ifa
Mr. Willoughby
John Damm
Hn Glass
Agricultural College
Kansas
Glass
Agricultural Council
Willis, Dunn
C. Markley
Vatican notes to Spanish govt on worship and education
AP report from Madrid dated May 29 notes the Vatican sent a formal communication to the Spanish government. The note concerns the recent decree on liberty of worship, obligatory Catholicism in schools, and an inventory of church properties. Papal Nuncio Tedeschini said the note was couch-toned, moderate and courteous.
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Madrid
Thda
Tedeschini
Musical benefit for Nash Walker's mother at Orpheum
A Kan sas City Kansas M C A organized benefit show titled Foiled a musical comedy from The Hurry Up Bride will be staged at the Orpheum theater on June 3. The purpose is to aid Mrs. Alice Myers mother of George Nash Walker formerly with Bert Williams and Walker. Ruth Bradley from New York will headline a special act. Local manager Addie Miller handles tickets with sales at 628 Massachusetts Street Round Corner Drug and Carter's Cafe 819 Vermont Street.
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Orpheum Theater
Kansas City
Kan
Alice Myers
New York Street
George “Nash” Walker
Bert Williams
Walker
Ruth Bradley
New York
Addie Miller
Massachusetts Street
Round Corner
Carter's Cafe
Vermont Street
Liked Lots of Guns In Trial Testimony At Crowley Hearing
Francis Crowley testified at his murder trial that he began his criminal career as a walking arsenal. He recalled arming himself with two guns at the time of the Hirsch shooting, one of which escaped a detective during a search. Dr. Richard Hoffman called Crowley a moral imbecile, claiming he could not have premeditated the crime. The defense rested with Hoffman's testimony as the case was expected to go to the jury late today.
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Minneola
N. Y
Francis Crowley
Frederick Hirsch
Richard Hoffman
Crowley
Hoffman
Toy
Ardrey Recital Promises Varied Violin Program
Eldon A Ardrey violinist will give a graduate recital Sunday at 4 pm in the University auditorium. Ruth Ellis Ard accompanies. The program includes works by Tchaikoven, Chopin, Debussy, and string quartet selections with Waldemar Gelich and others among the performers.
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Eldon A. Ardrey
Ardrey
Waldemar Gelich
Ruth Ellis Ardwill
Levitzky-Jacobsen
Debussy-Hartmann
Anne Lec Aey Aller
Eldon Ardrey
Luther Leavengood
Karl Euersteiner
M. Swarthout
Brown Succeeds Magee As Kansas City District Director
E P Brown of Arbor Nebraska was appointed class C director for the tenth federal reserve district to replace Wayland Magee who moved to farm director on the federal reserve board in Washington. Brown shifted from law to farming for health, and will represent agriculture in the region. He studied at the University of Nebraska and practiced law twenty years before taking up outdoor work on his Lincoln area farm.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank Today
E. P.brown
Arbor
Neb
Wayland Magee
Federal Reserve Board
Washington
Brown
Federal Reserve District
University of Nebraska
Lincoln
FILE SUIT TO AID OSAGES
The government filed in federal court seeking to sustain legislation extending restrictions to 1958 and to bar further suits by claimants claiming title to restricted Osage lands. John Goldesberry, district attorney, filed the equity action, naming 58 defendants and noting between 3500 and 4000 other claimants to oil gas and mineral rights now held by the government for the strikes.
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Tulsa
Okla
John Goldesberry
Journal World Pacific Northwest tour by train
Journal-World sponsors a two week all expense tour from Kansas City to the Pacific Northwest including Yellowstone, Canadian Rockies, Glacier country and Vancouver. It runs August 8 to August 21 with Rail Pullman meals hotels and side trips. Highlights include Denver Colorado Springs Glen Eyrie Manitou Pikes Peak Crow Agency Billings Yellowstone Spokane Puget Sound Portland Columbia River Highway Vancouver Lake Louise Banff Winnipeg and more.
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Journal-World
Pacific Northwest
Yellowstone National Park
Canadian Rockies
North America
Journal- World
Denver
Colo
Denver Mountain District
Albany
Colorado Springs
Colorado’ Springs
Glen Eyrie
Garden of the Reds
Wyoming
Crow Agency
Guster
Billings
Mont
Chamber of Commerce
Yellowstone Park
Missoula
Spokane
Seattle
Puet Sound
Canada
Oregon
Portland
Columbia River Highway
Longview
Tacoma
Mount Ranier
Vancouver
Stanley Park
Chinatown
Arding Memorial
Lost‘ Lagoon
Old Nine
O'clock Gun
Shakescare Garden
Brocton Point Lighthouse
Smwash Rock
Old English Bay
Lake Louise
Banff
Regina
Winnipeg
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Indian Chief Long Jim Dies Near Wenatchee
Chief Long Jim, last warrior of a renowned Indian family, died Friday on ancestral lands near Wenatchee Washington. His daughter Princess Jessie Jim, a Haskell senior, was en route home and not present at his death. The chief wished education for his daughter and to die on tribal lands, a life portrayed in Northwest history.
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Haskell Institute
Wenatchee
Wash
Long Jim
Jessie Jim
Haskell
Pat
Chi Long Jim
Widenessome
Astor
Columbia
Valley Forge and Gettysburg Honoring War Dead
The Associated Press reports national and abroad commemorations honoring fallen soldiers and sailors. Hoover urged resilience at Valley Forge while Vice President Curtis urged constitutional reverence in Washington. ceremonies marked by ambassadors, mayors, and doughboy tributes reflected a mood of renewal amid economic and business outlook discussions.
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Hhoto Valley Forge
Washington
Hoover
America
Valley Forge
Penn
Gettysburg
Curtis
United States
Army Air Armada
Arlington Cemetery
Edge
Suresnes Cemetery
Paris
France
Belleau- Wood Cemetery
R. E. Thompson
el Paso
Texas
Cherbourg
Alabama
British Isles
Belgium
Athens
Lawrence Business College Hosts Summer Session Start
A report notes Hayne Dermid of 1332 Louisiana Street was cited for careless driving after an arrest near Fourteenth and Massachusetts streets and is set to appear in police court Monday. The item also mentions a pleasant and profitable summer session at Lawrence Business College as the Summer School begins next week.
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Hayne Dermid
Louisiana ‘Street
Massachusetts
Soan
Lawrence Business College
The
Ady
Lockers Introduced at National Guard Armory
The National Guard Armory at Eighth and New Hampshire streets unveils individual lockers for Companies H and M. Uniforms and gear checked out will be stored there, saving drill-night trips home. Captain Jack Gage, regular army instructor, built the lockers.
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National Guard
Eighth
New Hampshire
Jack Gage
Girl Struck by Car Near Fourteenth and Massachusetts
A three year old girl, Helen Kennison, suffered bruises when hit by a passing car at the corner of Fourteenth and Massachusetts streets yesterday afternoon. The car occupants, en route from Missouri to Ottawa for Memorial Day, said they would report to police on their return. license number was logged.
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Helen Kennison
Fourteenth Street
Cornor
Fourteenth
Massachusetts
Missouri
Ottawa
Man Slain Police Officer Killer Framed for Electric Chair
Francis Crowley, 19, convicted of murdering Nassau County patrolman Frederick Hirsch, awaits a mandatory electric chair sentence. A guard beat him when the verdict was read as police, fearing escape, fought to subdue the jailed killer after he lunged toward an officer. Crowley was moved to Nassau jail then to Sing Sing after sentence. execution to await Court of Appeals review.
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Mineola
N.Y
Francis Crowley
Long Island
Edwards
Crowley
Nassau County
Sing Sing
Court of Appeals
Manhattan
Frederick Hirsch
North Merrick
Large Shopping Crowd Buys Along Massachusetts Street
Large crowds shopped along Massachusetts Street in Lawrence, with hundreds of cars and crowded sidewalks. Stores stayed open until 9 PM for Memorial Day closing, while groceries and meat markets operated until noon amid light rain impacting turnout.
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Lawrence
Massachusetts Street
Robbery Report Of $153 Held Up In City Street
J C Keller told police last night he was robbed of 153 dollars on North Seventh Street by two men who then fled in a Ford sedan. A third man allegedly intervened but police have no further information on Keller’s address or identity.
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J. C. Keller
J.C. Keller
North Seventh’street
Keller
Miss Frances Wilson Dinner at Broad View Inn
Miss Frances Wilson will entertain with a 1 o’clock dinner tomorrow at Broad View Inn. Guests include Mr and Mrs C F Nelson Miss Agnes Husband Miss Irene Beahady Miss Margaret Lynn and William Pilcher. Wallace W C T U meets Tuesday at 2 PM with Mrs A B Conner 447 Elm Street. Mrs Susie Denman will lead the flower service. Members are asked to note the change in hour.
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Frances’ Wilson
Broad View Inn
C.F. Nelson
Agnes Husband
Irene Beahady
Margaret Lynn
William Pilcher
Wallace W. C. T. U
A. B. Conner
Elm Street
Susie Denman
Corwins to Visit Daughter in Taft and Emporia News
Mr and Mrs F H Corwin of Peru will arrive tomorrow to visit their daughter Mrs J F Mee and Mr yer on Dinois Street. Mrs F Penne spent yesterday in Taft en route to Emporia to visit for several days. Teh TEX AND GANG.
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Peru
J. F. Mee
Texas Guinan barred from entering Paris by French government
May 30 Havre AP reports the French government refused entry to Texas Guinan and her 30 Broadway blondes for business or pleasure. The director of the surete general says the decision is final. Guinan seeks permission to go to Paris to plead with Premier Laval and the interior minister.
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Paris
Texas
Guinan
France
Surete, Generale
Havre
Premier Laval
Minister of the Interior
Hockaday in Crase Plane Forced Down Near Blanchester
Two Wichita men on a flight for Nationair were forced to land near Blanchester Ohio due to fuel shortage and injuries while being treated at Bethesda hospital. The pilot reported lost heading while en route from McKeen Port to Columbus and continuing losses in navigation. Naval radio traffic figures cited around 60 million words handled last year.
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Hockaday
Crase
Ohio
Cincinnati
Blanchester
Bethesda
Air 2 Ang
McKeenport
Fala
Nationair Pantie Aesotation
Columbus
Air Line
Hock
Naval Radio System
Man Mistaken for Agent Attacked in Restaurant
Clarence Kenton, hospitalized with multiple stab wounds and knife injuries, said he was mistaken for a federal prohibition agent and assaulted by two men in a northeast Kansas City restaurant. Arrested for assault and battery are Frank Carlton of Salem Arkansas and John Steinhouse of Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Clarence Kenton
Frank Carlton
Salem
Ark
John Steinhouse
Kenton
Passenger transfer aids coast guard ship near Santa Barbara
A cruiser arrived today about fifty miles northwest of Santa Barbara to unload more than 450 passengers from lifeboats. Radio advice from the Los Angeles Steamship Company confirmed the operation and the transfer to the vessel.
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Harvard
Arguelito
Santa Barbara
Los Angeles Steamship. Company
Community notes and weekend events in small town
Mrs Frank Hook Pearl and Alfred spent Sunday at the Jake Bidinger home. Toneka visitors include Mr and Mrs Chris Kraft and Chudzelt. Big Springs Sunday school convention drew many locals. Big Springs orchestra plans music for Stall celebration on July 4. Donald and Raal returned to Elmont after a week with Russell Deskin. Belvoir Royal Neighbors to meet at Clyde Talley home in June. Kraft spent Sunday with Clifford Brass. Geo Anderson Sr family honored her birthday with a large gathering and dinner. High school students may earn summer business credits at the Business College adv.
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Frank Hook
Pearl
Alfred
Jake Bidinger
Chris Kraft
Chudzelt
Toneka
Big Springs
Stall
Donald
Raal
Elmont
Russell Deskin
Belvoir
Clyde Talley
Duan- Kraft
Clifford Brass
Geo. Anderson
Geo. Anderson, Sr
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Bellamy
Kansas ‘City
William
Bel
Tummy
Kansas City Charities
Rca
Nash
Chaconne
Vitail
Concerto In D Major
Tschaikoveny Allegre
Cere
Magee
Nebraska
Federal Reserve
Phote Elizabeth
Georathry
Pannayl
Vania
Pinchot
Pocono Mountain
Journal-World Cost Tour
Eneaves
Reese
Associated Press
Topeka_ Dailyapital
Chamber of Commerce of the
Atlantic City
Robert P. Lamont
Lamont
J. C. Penney
Josephine Garrett McNamee
Graham McNamee
Adya
Death
Orator
Robert Rayburn
Evangelist
Newton
Los Angeles
Louisville
Business College
Schubert Funeral Home Ambulance
Clarion Radio
Shimmons Bros
Abushes
NAL Bank
Peoples State Bank
Mass
Douglas County Building & Loan Association
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