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Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
New York
West 44Th St
Chicago
North Michigan Ave
San Francisco
Sansome
Los Angeles
New Orpheum
Kansas City
Baltimore Ave
St. Louis
Star
Detroit
General Motors
Atlanta
Walton
Associated Press
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
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Biblical quotation from Second Corinthians 5 19 asserting reconciliation through Christ and God not counting sins against humanity as stated in the passage
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God
Nazi regime seals off religious broadcasts in Germany
The Nazi government tightens control by banning religious services broadcasts and eroding religious freedom. It contrasts Nazism and communism as opposites in theory while noting growing practical similarities. The Soviet regime has crippled religious groups and Germany now follows, undermining liberties essential to enlightenment and civilization.
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Germany
German Reich
Lawrence Plans Armory and Community Building Idea
Town auditoriums cost Kansas City nearly 200000 to operate last year with receipts between 325000 and 26000. The manager says the aim is to attract visitors and promote business, not profit. Lawrence seeks a similar facility to serve as a regional hub at lower upkeep once legal matters are settled.
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Kansas City
Lawrence
Big Hall
Bergdoll Returns to U S After Draft Dodger Case
A lawyer explains Bergdoll’s return to the United States citing his desire to give his wife and children access to American institutions. The piece frames the issue as a clash between dictatorial governments and representative democracies, warning that benefits come at a price and urging a stout stance against perils.
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Bergdoll
United States
Justice Department to Clean City Administrations Nationwide
Attorney General Murphy announces a nationwide cleanup of city administrations. He says the effort aims to curb corruption and improve governance across municipalities.
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Department of Justice
Murphy
FBI Aid and Kansas City Vote Fraud Fallout
The piece notes hope for FBI help against city misgovernment and cites Kansas City's 1982 fraudulently boosted vote to install and sustain the current administration. It also references James Farley's 1986 reaction and questions the source of his information amid ongoing events.
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Tom Dewey
New York
FBI
Washington
Kansas City
James Farley
Farley
No Place for Stunts in Transatlantic Flight
The latest attempt to cross the Atlantic in a flivver plane ended in disaster. Success would have encouraged risky follow ups, but the Atlantic should be a theater for heavier, purpose built planes. The field should be left to them and regular trans Atlantic service pursued with safer equipment.
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Atlantic
Bridge Collapse Highlights Load Limits Then and Now
A bridge near Junction City collapsed under a 35 ton truck, killing the driver. The incident underscores bridges not built for heavy loads and the growing traffic pressures on state highways. Authorities warn disregard of load limits risks more accidents.
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Junction City
Oklahoma Governor Engages in OU Debate with Big Six
Oklahoma's governor plays a leading political role in the dispute between Oklahoma University and the Big Six conference. The state campaign atmosphere underscores politics in Oklahoma.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma University
Sidewalks Passing Denver Plan Sparsely Used
Denver city engineer A. K. Vickery halted sidewalk construction and proposed a two foot wide concrete curb at lot lines to replace sidewalks. The curb would drain after rain and serve as a sidewalk for those who still walk, while taxis replace walking in wet weather. The plan aims to save money with minimal citizen impact.
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Pittsburg
Denver
A. K. Vickery
Miss Wagner Recital Highlights University Showcase
Lucille Wagner, pianist and Master of Music candidate, gave a notable recital at the University marking the first public performance of Carl A. Preyer’s Piano Sonata in Lawrence. The program featured theme and variation works by Busoni, Liszt, Pagini, and Rachmaninoff, with Wagner receiving repeated ovations and a reception hosted by Professor Preyer.
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School of Fine Arts
Lucille Wagner
Miss Wagner
Lawrence
Carl A. Preyer
National Federation of Music Clubs
Preyer
Wagner
Professor Preyer
Busoni
Liszt
Paganini
Mu Phi Epsilon
Tennessee Street
Value of Cold Shots in Preventing the Common Cold
Dr Morris Fishbein explains that vaccines marketed as cold shots have long sparked debate in medicine. He notes major bodies question their proven effectiveness and cites varied experiments on groups to assess their usefulness.
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Post Office Department
I. J. Hauser
M. J. Hauser
University of Michigan
Student Health Service
Council On Pharmacy and Chemistry
American Medical Association
Quotes on meaning unity and travel lore from early 20th century
A collection of Quotations from Dr William H Boddy Joy Elmer Morgan President Roosevelt A A Berle Harold Knutson and others. It notes education unity and democracy while describing Trans Siberian railway travel with passengers carrying teapots and personal food for the seven day trip.
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Joy Elmer Morgan
Journal of the
National Education Association
Trans-Siberian Railway
Pan hellenic party to follow finals at University
Mrs. L H Frink hosts a luncheon for Pauline Monroe of Hoisington visiting her sister Mrs J D Stranathan. The pan hellenic party by all Greeks is set for June 6 at the Union building after finals with two orchestras. Faculty and social circles host farewells for Professors Haworth and others.
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L. H. Frink
Pauline Monroe
Hoisington
J. D. Stranathan
Union Building
Don Hatch
Erasamus Haworth
Wiedemann’s
Wichita
Gere Stodder
F. J. Cochrane
Kansas City
F. B. Davis
A. Gifford
W. E. Tenney
Frank Strong
J. R. Pearson
Arthur Williams
S. J. Hunter
Irving Hill
Agnes Lenehan
Houston
Jane Pontius
Iowa City
Iowa University
H. Reding
Richmonh
Katherine Reding
University of Richmond
Serial Story Drama Ends at Janice French Funeral
Mary Franklin pressures Duke Martin to stay away from Clem Shirley while Janice French dies under a cloud of family and press intrigue. At the funeral Mary notes faces from high society as she shapes a story about who is responsible for Janice’s death and where the danger lies.
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Lawrence
Colorado
Henshaw
Amick
Forrest Savage
Opera House
Georgia Brown
KE. F. Shinn
Lela Douthart
Ellen Blakely
Ida Case
Grace Poff
Lucy Riggs
Mary Goode
Georgia Cubine
Willis Henderson
John H. Kane
Dick Rodgers
William Sutton
Walter Graham
Chas. Emley
H. G. McKeever
Frank Pratt
Frank Case
Carey Wilson
W. S. Beach
J. J. Merrill
J. L. Jewett
Emma Hyde
Bertha Bowen
Alfred Parrott
Lake View Club
Santa Fe
Topeka
May Sexton
Bert Cartledge
Matt Wiksdal
Schilling
Edna Crane
Ollie O’brien
James King
John E. Lord
Willard Pierce
Jessie Elliott
Mary Franklin
Duke Martin
Janice French
Jim Shirley
Playboy
Clem Shirley
Miss Franklin
Martin
Mary
Duke
Peter
Tom Ladd
Clem
Tom
Sing Sing
Cove
The
New York Gazette
Honky Tonk
Altho
St. Thomas
Mrs. French
Janice
Kathleen Hobson
Mollie Tate
Bess Marlitt
Avely
Egerton Mapleson
Egerton
Alfred French
Mr. French
Fremonts perilous westward ventures on U S stamps
John Charles Fremont opened the American West through repeated explorations from Missouri to California. The 1842 1843 1845 and 1848 expeditions tested endurance, with a fatal Sierras trek where one third of the party perished. A 1898 Trans Miss stamp portrays Fremont in the Rockies.
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Charles Fremont
American West
United States
Missouri
California
Fremont
South Pass
Wyoming
Wind River Range
St. Louis
Pacific
Oregon Trail
Sierras
John Charles Fremon
U. S
Roexy Mountains
Baldwin News Glimpse of Local Social Circles and Youth Representation
Local notes show Miss Beulah Helen Stewart and Mrs. Louise Woodruff visiting Lawrence, a Brownsfield club gathering, and Decoration Day events in Baldwin. Kansas City visitors joined relatives for weddings, bridals, and university ties, with local families hosting kin from Texas and Illinois. Youth leaders and delegates, including Boy’s State participants and a Baldwin High School rep, prepare for state P E O and related events.
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Constance Fennell
The
Gazette
Kansas City
Bernice Barker
Montana
New York
Otto Rost
Congregational Church
Noble S. Elderkin
F.A.A. Hall
Clifford Wilbur
Esther Freese
Pansy Wallace
Charlotte Kreech
Robert Robertson
Chester Rearick
Glen Wilson
Grace Windsor
Edward Hislop
Lawrence
Baker University
Methodist University of Oklahoma
Texas
New Mexico
Baker
Hislop
North Lawrence
Eudora
Y.M.C.A
Beulah Helen Stewart
Louise Woodruff
Evangeline
Eastern Star
Hewitt Taylor
Zona Follin Martin
Bill Beeks
Baldwin
Charles EF. Beeks
Claude B. Beeks
John
H. Hk. Ebrigt
Hopkins
WL. Moorhead
J. H. Wright
Kewanee
Ill
Elizabeth
Orary
Bald- Win
Leuella Grimes
Ancarillo
Tex
Alyce Stewart
Stewart
Art
Missouri
Age Grimes
Granddaug
Harold Grn
Ralph H. Bardain
Atte Chenriage
Harris
Helen L. Harman
Brand S. Jen
Ballard
Wu's
Wichita
Clyde Stewart
An Messinger
Baltwin
Kischgol
Billy Clarkson
William M. Clark
Wichitaw
Legion
Kansas
Mae Young
Henry Young
Worden
Baldwin High School
Zh Sen
Radio Programs Show Evening Schedule May 31
Radio listings for Wednesday May 31 feature multiple stations with variety programs including WREN WDAF KMBC and KMBC orchestras news casts dances and serials. Notable items include Paul Whiteman and Kay Kyser orchestras and a Moonbeams program along with weather forecasts and sports segments.
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Wren—Cloutier
Krwlbc
Buck Rogers
WDA
Jimmy Alen
HKMBC
WDAF
Wren—Employment Service S.0
Wren
Roy Shield
KMBC
Wren—Hobby Lobby
RKMSC
Paul Whiteman
Orch
Tommy Dorsey
Star Theatre
WDAP
Fred Alien
Tinwren
Idea Mart
KMSC
Raymond Paige
WDAFW
Kay Kyser
Dore
Jay Franchii
Rise Sarron
Amoes
Andy
KMBCH
ID Wren
Harry Owess
Kmbcc
cCarlos Molina
WDAEF
Moonbeams
NRMBC
Pflmer
Earl
Liu Wren
Count Basie
Sterting
Young’’s
Muedebdach
Former Oregon Governor Attacks Labor Board Policy
Charles H. Martin testifies before the Senate labor committee accusing the National Labor Board of meddling and aiding outlaws in Oregon lumber disputes. He cites violence and says seventy six people were imprisoned for conspiracy or violence as AFL and CSO rivalry intensified.
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Washington
Phformer
Charles H. Martin
Oregon
National Labor Board
Senate Labor Committee
Martin
Thomas
Utah
Senate Committee
Labor Board
Malay Prince Plans to Marry Oxford Tailor's Daughter
A Malay prince named Mahmud, whose romance with the daughter of an Oxford tailor faced his Sultan brother's disapproval, plans to marry her tomorrow in Oxford. Friends say the couple has matured despite opposition.
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Joyce Blencowe
St. Giles
Oxford
Corfu
Malaya
Trengganu
New Jersey
Mahmud
England
Prince Mahmud
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Roosevelt
American Retail Federation
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Te v
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Lake Michigan
B. W. Henshaw
America
Baldwin News
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