Local Boy Scout Court Weighs Merit Badges and Ranks
The court reviewed troop standings and individual scouts across Troops 51 52 53 55 60 64 with John McNown of Troop 51 leading first class and candid athletics. Edgar Leigh of Troop 60 earned first class with merit badges. total troop scores were recorded and life scout honors noted. A separate death case in Kansas City involved Herman Steckling 68 found with throat wounds and notes to family, with two notes dated March 4 found in a locked drawer.
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I ‘ ix
Daic
Ed Fox
John Sent
Edgar Fizh
John McNown
Yoop
Francis Schaefer
Don Gilkisen
Elmer Vetch
Theodore Gress
Frederick Anderson
Harry Edmondson
Norman Hemphill
Max’ Reeves
Walter Block
Robertson
Dremanship
Woodkings
Werdell Plank
Jones
Nathan
Miller
Jond Rabourn
George Hamilton
Iam
Edgar Leigh
Wed
Eudora
Lestie Johnin
Nolen Guffey
Robert Corey
Ralph Snyda
Cout
H. “Hous
Scou
Kement
Dwin . Belles
Irman
W. G. McNown
Lin
Ansas City
Hermann Steckling
Steckling
Jory
Yi Steckling
Bell Telephone Apany
Parsons
Kansas
Hotes
Mr. Darling
Lloyd
Principal named for Manhattan Senior High School
The article notes Baker will assume the principalship at Manhattan Senior High School replacing Barres who resigned. The incoming principal earned an AB from Baker University in 1920 a BS from Kansas State Agricultural College in 1922 and AM from the University of Chicago in 1928. It mentions courtship tales and a sister Constance with aviation links including a crash in Valbuena and a broader note on Lindbergh and Morxons planning a Mexico City visit.
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Baker
Barres
Baker University
Kansas State Agricultural College
University of Chicago
Atine
Constance
Rida
Chers
Earth
Valbuena
Olonel Lindbergh
Morxons
Mexico City
Con Theoungest
Mexiorrow
Brownsville
Massachusetts
Leila Hemphill Sings in University Recital
The administration building auditorium was packed for Leila Hemphill a University mezzo-soprano pupil of Prof W B Downing delivering three major arias and a varied group of songs. Her performance included excerpts from Carmen and Dorize with an autumnal piece Im Herbst praised for its rich lower register. The native costume finale and warm expressiveness drew an enthusiastic reception, with Lee S Greene of the fine arts piano faculty assisting as accompanist.
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Leila Hemphili
University
Fine Arts
W. B. Downing
Hemphill
Franz
Mio Férnando
Dorize
Karl Klooz Signs Name Many Times in Year
Lawrence resident Karl Klooz bursar of the University of Kansas is cited as signing his name 25 000 to 30 000 times annually. About 200 checks monthly require his signature and 500 state vouchers need three signatures. The article notes the heavy signing load from university orders and letters.
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Lawrence
Karl Klooz
University of Kansas
Kiooz
Klooz
Floyd of
Lawrei
Carter Grocery to Open Second Store in Delaware
Carter Grocery plans a second store at 1301 Delaware, opening Saturday morning. The event includes distributing treats to visitors as Carter stores join I. G. A. affiliated Girl Reserves, with lila serving as president.
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Carter “Grocery
Delaware
Carter Grocery
New York
Carter
Oicera
Lila
the. Sparis
Relizty
Will Represent Press at Curators Meeting in Missouri
In Columbia Missouri April 5 AP reports three University of Missouri faculty members Dr Max F Meyer Dr H C de Graff and C H Mowrer ousted over a sex questionnaire episode will be represented by attorney tomorrow at the full board of curators meeting Leland W Hazard Kansas City attorney and Missouri graduate will represent them in an appeal after dismissal Hazard said he offered services at no cost He conferred with clients this morning and will request the board hear their testimony and witnesses not named Goodrich president of the board said ousted trio will have opportunity to be heard
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Columbia
Max F. Meyer
H. C. de Graff
C. H. Mowrer
University of Missouri
Kansas City
Missouri
Hazard
E. Goodrich
Grace Wilson elected president of southwestern music supervisors
Grace Wilson, supervisor of music in Wichita schools, was elected president of the Southwestern Music Supervisors Conference for a two year term at the organization’s meeting in Wichita Kansas. Other officers named include Frances Smith Catron Ponca City Harold Dyer Winfield Sarah White St Joseph Eugene Hahnell St Louis Catherine Strouse Emporia and J Luella Burkhard Puebla as director to fill the unexpired term of Miss Wilson.
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Wichita
Kans
Grace Wilson
Southwestern Music Supervisors
Frances. Smith Catron
Ponca City
Oklo
Harold Dyer
Winfield
Sarah White
St. Joseph
Eugene Hahnell
St. Louis
Catherine Strouse
Emporia
J. Luella Burkhard
Puebla, Colo
Wison
Silent in social war in Paris on Kellogg comment
In Paris on April 5 AP reports Vice President Curtis protest over social status of his sister and official hostess. Mrs Edward Everett Gann and former secretary Kellogg decline to comment saying the matter is closed and there is nothing further to say as he arrives for a vacation.
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Paris
Curtis
Edward Everett Gann
Kellogg
Associated Press
Douglas County Milk Producers to Meet
The regular monthly meeting of the Douglas County Milk Producers Association will be held Monday at 8 PM in Chamber of Commerce rooms. President F Butcher urged full attendance as several important matters will be considered.
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Douglas County Milk Producers’ Association
Ghambepot Commerce Rooms
F. Butcher
Thas
Bank Robbery Suspects Nabbed in Oklahoma
County officials report two suspects in the Peoples State Bank of Cherryvale robbery are under arrest. One was taken in Tulsa Oklahoma and the other in Bartlesville Oklahoma. C G Painter was reportedly held at Tulsa. Jefferson City Mo April 5 AP. The Bartlesville suspect has given the name.
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Oklahoma
Cofferville
Kan
Peoples State Bank
Cherryvale
Tulsa
Okla
Bartlesville
C. G. Painter
Market notes and price listings from Kansas City and Chicago
A mixed slate of commodity and stock quotes from Chicago and Kansas City appears in the April markets roundup. Wheat, oats, lard, butterfat, potatoes, and eggs show varied prices and receipts, while stocks like U S Steel and American Express move on credit concerns and earnings prospects. market closes with mixed gains and losses as traders react to Federal Reserve signals.
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New York
Federal Reserve Board
Y Steel
U. S. Stel
Rethtehen
Superior
Commission House
American Express
National Cash Register
Wright Aeronautical
Ralis
International Telephone
Dams
Blame Mill Owners Over Textile Strikes in Carolinas
A South Carolina legislative committee blamed mill officials for strikes by more than five thousand textile workers, arguing management imposes excessive work without pay raises. The committee condemned the stretch out system as employer driven, noting reductions in force without corresponding wage increases or only small raises despite more work.
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Charlotte
N.gc
South Carolina
Carolinas
Auction of Vaughan herd of Spottted Poland China Hogs
The Frank Vaughan herd, renowned in the state, will be sold at auction next Monday afternoon beginning at 1 6 o clock at 861 Lyons street. Gerard and E R Roderick will be auctioneers. The sale includes 42 hogs and 98 pigs. Vaughan is moving to Lawrence for an indefinite period, leaving the stock to be sold. His daughter Lucile will accompany her mother and father to New Mexico for her health, and Vaughan notes the stock’s championship lineage dating to 1922 1928 with grand champion connections. The announcer details high quality stock and a sale of show condition hogs weighing 845 and 810 pounds sold last week.
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Frank Vaughan
Poland
Lyons Street
A.’ Hi. Gerard
E. R. Roderick
Vaughan
Lawrence
Lucile
New Mexico
Lucien Ruzewski Returns to Reformatory in New York
Lucien Ruzewski, 21, who escaped from the Kansas state industrial reformatory at Hutchinson last June, surrendered to Kansas prison officials in New York. He said I had to be back and expressed fear of police. Ruzewski had previously escaped a chain gang in 1926 and received a two-year add-on for auto theft.
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New York
Lucien Ruzewski
Kansas State Industrial Reformatory
Hutchinson
D. J. Wilson
Kansas
Ruski
Wilson Ruzewski
Wheat market swings on European demand and Midwest weather
Chicago and Kansas City market notes show wheat prices lifting on firmer export demand and unsettled European conditions, with some relief from late selling. Reports cite heavy rains from Dodge City to the Colorado line affecting balances, and European buyers seeking U.S. hard winter wheat while cash premiums ease. Livestock futures edge higher in Chicago and Kansas City as buyers assess packer demand and weather-driven supply shifts.
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Chicago
Nebraska
Kansas
Kansas City
Dodge City
Colorado
Alo
Canada
Europe
Cansideruhl Notiece
Express leads with 15 points as motors sector advances
The report notes Express scoring 15 points and advancing amid a surge in motor sector activity led by General Motors and Mack Truck. It mentions a volatile closing zone and a large market action around 443 300 000 shares, with references to Internation Mercantile Marine and several named entities.
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Express
Mercantile Marine
Columbian
G. S
Realty
A. M. Byers
General Motors
Friday and Saturday Radio Programs List with Donor Acts
A fragmented schedule lists radio programs and acts for Friday and Saturday evenings. Entries include the Lundt Trio, Squibb Co health segment, Ronald Jetmore and His Jenny Wrens, Armstrong Quakers, Wrseley Review, Philco and Hudson Basex Chal fen scenes, Phil Spitalny Orchestra, Biscuit and Pan sake Pro, The Morning Zephyrs, Three Little Maids, The Blue Birds, Jenny Cooking School, Kansas Grain Market and Livestock Reports, and various music acts with times ranging from 6:00 p m to 9:30 a m. The listing also mentions Pure Oil Co program, Interwoven Pair, Bill Jones and Ernie Hare, and Longines Corret Time.
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Lundt Trio
Squibb Co
Ronald Jetmore
Donaldzon
Armstrong Quakers
Wrseley
Philco
Hudson-Basex_ Chalfen
Phil Spitalny Hotel
Pennsy Wane
Orchertra
Little Maids
The
Blue Birds
Jennysien Cooking School
Kansas
Jenny
Wrens
Ronald Jetmora
Wrene
Aid
Dom
Pure. Oil Co
Bille Jones
Ernie Hare
Fidelity
Vinland Pupil Wins 8th Grade Scholarship Contest
Norman Jones of Vinland School takes first place in the eighth grade scholarship contest sponsored by Kansas State Teachers College Emporia. Top performers include Edith May Deay Wilson Springs Mary Grist Eudora Minnie Knight Bismark and Mildred L Goodrich with scores above 300. Choir at First Presbyterian to present Anthem Praise the Lord and offertory The Man of Sorrow with solo by Eli Wamego and organ by Mrs Straffon.
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Norman Jones
Vinland
Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia
Edith May Deay
Wilsow Springs
Mary Grist
Eudora
Minnie Knight
Bismark
Mildred L Goodrich
Lecompton
Presbyterian Church
Randegger
D. M. Swarthout
University Fine Arts School
Man of
Vernon Eville
Eli Wamego
Fine Arts School
Cc. W. Straffon
Sargon Helps Kansas City Man Recover Health
C. J. Bowles of Kansas City Missouri shares a long health recovery using Sargon after years of flu indigestion back and kidney issues. He reports improved appetite relief from gas and back pains plus five-pound weight gain. He walks ten blocks daily and notes renewed energy and fewer coughing spells.
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