Dutch Princess Juliana to wed German prince
The Hague reports that Juliana, 27, heiress to the Dutch throne, will marry Bernhard zu Lippe-Biesterfeld, a German prince. The engagement followed their winter Olympics meeting, with crowds cheering in The Hague as flags flew.
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Netherlands
Switzerland
Juliana
Bernhard Zu Lippe-Biesterfeld
Scheveningen
Edward VIII
England
Prince Bernhard
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Wilhelmina
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Prince Hendrik of
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Europe
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Dutch Royal Family Ties Come to Light in Surprise
Edward and Juliana Bernhard share a little known acquaintance in The Netherlands. Juliana, popular across Holland, is described as tall and plump with a strong royal upbringing under her mother, who has ruled the country for decades. Juliana balances duty with public interest in people and sports.
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Bles
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Netherlands
Juliana
Bernhard
Holland
Reusch to Display New Packard Models Soon
Clifford Reusch leads a parade announcing the Packard line to be shown at Reusch Motor, 787 N. H. street, within a few days. Plans called for tomorrow’s presentation but dealer orders delayed delivery to all points. The six cylinder line is billed as the lowest priced Packard ever manufactured. Apra, Guam, remains open to American commerce only by permit.
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Clifford Reusch
Packard
Reusch Motor Company
N. H. Street
Pinchot to Confer With Alf Landon in Topeka
Gifford Pinchot former Pennsylvania governor is slated for a conference with Gov Alf M Landon in Topeka Kansas on Thursday marking his second visit during Landons campaign. Landon spoke at a New Castle Pennsylvania dinner conference and noted both had supported Theodore Roosevelts 1912 progressive movement. Landon also said his campaign itinerary is unfinished and he received a Franklin bust from William Guggenheim honorary president of the International Benjamin Franklin Society.
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Topeka
Kan
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Alf M. Landon
Pinchot
Newcastle
Landon
Theodore Roosevelt
William Guggenheim
International
Benjamin Franklin Society
Franklin
Guggenheim
Vega Survives Firing Squad in Basque Conflict
In Hendaye France on a September day former San Sebastian police chief Vega faced execution by government soldiers. He and others were placed before the firing squad, and after a tense wait he was found alive. The report notes the uncertainty of his fate amid the Basque unrest.
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San Sebastian
Hendaye
France
Sept. &Pl
Vega
Escape and capture of a fascist survivor in France
A fascist target fainted as the command fire sounded. militiamen left him for dead with other victims. He later revived, believed himself dead, and wandered until three fleeing fascists found him and brought him to France.
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Vega
France
New Student Ceremony At KU Opens School Year
The University of Kansas begins the new academic year with a Sept 17 induction on Old North College Hill near Corbin hall. Freshmen will don caps as Sachem runners relay a torch to the stadium before a program and a talk by Chancellor Lindley. Licenses issued to Morris James and Martha Queen, and to Edward Chastain and Lucile Fries.
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University of Kansas
Old North College Hill
Corbin Hall
BE. H. Lindley
Morris James
Poteau
Okla
Martha Queen
Cherokee
L. H. Menger
Edward Chastain
Kansas City
Lucile Fries
Lawrence
Good site for well endorsed by WPA geologists
WPA geologists endorse a county well as the first step in expanding water facilities. James F. Brass reports a fine site on the Joe Harrison farm near Barker School, with 20 feet of good flow and pumping not lowering the stand. Testing continues in county sections with plans for multiple wells and eventual WPA approval of secondary wells.
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WPA
James F. Brass
Joe Harrison
Barker School
Brass
Barker
Rush Week Welcome At Mount Oread In Lawrence
Tucker-isms greet rush week on Mount Oread as hundreds of students arrive in Lawrence. Active students host rushees while praising the University’s growth from a single building to a world renowned educational institution. Lawrence residents express pride in their part of the university’s expansion and future success.
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Mount Oread
Lawrence
Natural Curiosity and Nursery Safety
Brooke Peters discusses toddler curiosity and why young children pinch babies, urging careful supervision. The piece argues not all injuries stem from jealousy, noting individual differences and dangers of overstepping toddler capabilities. Also reports contractor Fred Hartley, 58, dies from fall injuries in Salina, Kansas.
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Salina
Kan
Fred Hartley
Fractured skull survivor and makahiki festival mention
A man survived after a fracture to the skull as his widow and four children mourn. The article notes ancient Hawaiians observed makahiki, a festival lasting five months during which no work was done.
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