Campaign mud flies in KU campus election rhetoric
Campus campaign literature from KU’s April 12 student elections features rival groups Pachacamac and Oread Kayhawk trading mud. Dodges label promises and accuse each other of breaking pledges while claiming honesty and fairness. Pachacamac disclaims political use of activity tickets. both sides cite nonfraternity support and voter blocks amid a broader campus dispute.
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Mt. Oread
Pachacamacs
Oread-Kayhawks
K. U
Vpachacamac
Ithe Pachacamac News
Altho Oread-Kayhawk
OK Nevery
Activit Tickébia
Dodger
Pachacainac News
Ee ‘Dread-Kayhawk
Pachacamac
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence and Blue Mound
Obituary notices report Cecil Burris dies at Veterans Hospital in Los Angeles with burial planned locally and survivors including wife Civistine Burris and multiple relatives in Lawrence Chicago and California. Henry Morrow dies at Blue Mound with funeral services held. survivors include wife three children and six grandchildren. Also brief items on Prairie Print Makers exhibit at Spooner Thayer, a theft of a radio from a car on Locust Street, a chimney fire on Connecticut Street with no damage, and the Clinton Cemetery association meeting set for April 10. Graduates of Lawrence Business College employed in public positions. Advertisement for dairy grade ratings and training classes by LEON BAUMAN Milk Inspector.
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Cecil Burns
Veterans Hospital
Los Angeles
Calif
Civistine Burris
Susan Burris
Lawrence
Bessie Warfield
Alice Douglas
Colorado Springs
Galo
Margaret Hines
Chicago
Marion Burris
Philip Burris
Leonard Burris
Florence Jackson
Henry Morrow
Blue Mound
W. P. Crowell
Harry Morrow
Blue, Mound
Clay Morrow
Lawrence Business College
Lawrence Dairy Journal-World
Amend
Banks
Primrose Dairy
Brooks
Cedar View Dairy
Chamney
Czaplinski
Forrester Dairy
Golden Star
Dai Kasold
Lawtendale
Miller Farm
Dai Qatman
Paschel
Riverside
U. Tanner
Thayer
Taylor
Valley View
Lawrence Sanitary Milk & Cream Co
Fritzel
Jayhawk ‘Creamery
Jayhawk
Lawrence Sanitary
Leon
Bauman
Dread-Kavhawk names slate for KU men’s election
Dread-Kavhawk coalition announces its ticket for the annual KU men’s election set for Thursday April 12. The lineup includes 20 non-fraternity candidates and 13 Greek-affiliated nominees, with F Quentin Brown of Greenburg atop the ticket for president of the student council and multiple officers from various campuses and clubs.
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Dread-Kavhawk Coalition Party
Pachacamacs
Pachacamac
Oread-Kayhawk
F. Quentin Brown
Greenburg
Jayhawk
Frederick W. Epps, Jr
Topeka
Delta Chi
Robert G. Braden
Wichita
Paul Harrington
Kansas City
Kan
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Charge
Lyman Field
School of Medicine
Jefferson Griffith
Sou
Espllese
Paul’ L. Wilbert
Belleville
Exiwards
Witeford
Hardin
Franklin Murphy
Virgil
M. McElroy
Greensburg
Harold X. Rapoport
Lawrence
Harald L
Paul E. Haas
Leavenworth
Bert. Orson
Harry Rei
United States to Join Embargoes if Sole Judge of Justification
London April 6 The Associated Press reports from an authoritative American source that the United States would cooperate in economic and financial embargoes against a violator of a disarmament treaty, provided the U S could be the sole judge of whether such action is justified.
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London
Associated Press
United States
Post Office Rail Service Aide Gove Suspended
Testimony that Chase G. Gove borrowed $10,000 from Paul Henderson, vice president of United Aircraft and Transport, led to suspension of Gove as assistant superintendent of the Post Office Department railway mail service.
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Washington
Paul’ Henderson
United Aircraft and Transport Corporation
Chase G. Gove
Post Office Department
Railway
Death of Richard Kelley at Memorial Hospital Kansas City
Reno notes the death of Richard Kelley after a term of illness. Burial is planned at Hoge. Updates include Mrs. Harry Moore’s arm healing from an accidental burn and Mrs. Fred Kahn visiting Leavenworth to be with daughter Mrs. Horace Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bignall of Lawrence visited sister Mrs. H. White and family on Easter. Reno pupils found a nest of colored paper with candy eyes and fluffy chicks on their desks after school, a Easter gesture from teacher Urban Hess.
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Richard Kelley
Memorial Hospital
Kansas City
Hoge
Harry Moore
Fred Kahn
Leavenworth
Horace Taylor
Fred Bignall
Lawrence
H. White
Reno
Urban Hess
Easter Visitors and Church Activities Reported in Local News
Easter events fill the week with visits to Beaver and Bethel, Lawrence shopping, and Sunday school. Notables include Mrs. Hess and Mrs. Reif visiting Beaver, Mrs. Barker returning from Bethel, and Dr. Bechtel from Lawrence. Easter egg hunt, class reassignments, and a chili supper host night are noted.
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Skeets
Ford
Eisele
Hutton
George White
Helen Dehoff
Gladys Gilliland
Marsh
St. Louis
McKernan
Topeka
Sam Kelsall
Kanwaka
Hilsden
Mary Ann White
Dorothy Wood
Alvin Dehoff
Francis Worley
Sophie Whittaker
Tonganoxie couple Lloyd and Wilvers wed in March
Coy Lloyd of Tonganoxie and Pearl Wilvers of Salina united in marriage last Thursday March 22 at Olathe. A large group of young people charivaried them Monday night. Mrs Lee Freeman hosted Library Ladies and Mrs James White hosted Civic Study Club. Grade school cantata Molly Be Jolly set for Friday at the high school auditorium. Mrs Earl Farrell had major surgery at Cushing Hospital in Leavenworth Saturday. Congregational Ladies Association to meet at a member home.
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Coy Lloyd
Tonganoxie
Pearl Wilvers
Salina
Olathe
Charivari
Lee ‘Freeman
James White
Civic Study Club
Molly Be Jolly
Earl Farrell
Cushing Hospital
Leavenworth
Congregational Ladies. Association
Death of Mrs Carl Kirby shocks Tonganoxie friends
Relatives in Tonganoxie learned last Tuesday night of the death of Mrs Margaret Kendell Kirby of Garden City at 36. She was born in Tonganoxie, eldest daughter of Charles and Mrs Kendell, survived by husband Charles and infant son Charles Kendall Kirby, plus her parents and siblings Rex of Lawrence and a sister of Stafford. The community mourns her sudden passing as friends recall a life long in this area.
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Elston
Bertha Halsted
Carl Kirby
Garden City
Kirby
Margaret Kendell
Tonganoxie
Charles Kendell
Altho
Charles Kendall Kirby
Rex
Lawrence
Stafford
JW. Dorney
Federal Deposit Corporation
M. G. Farrell
George Farrell
Fred Needham
Harold
Earl W. Farrell
Leavyenworth
Greever Allan of
Atchison
W. G. Allan
Lee Freeman
Library
Mary Lou Earlenbaugh
la Trefle Club
High School
Audi
Jolly Quilters Meeting Notes and Guests
Mrs. Ted Bucheim hosted the Jolly Quilters with fifteen members present. The group spent the day quilting and welcomed guests Mrs. Will Ridinger Mrs. Fred Deskin Miss Hazel Houk and Mrs. Clyde Moses. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. George Coffman in two weeks.
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Ted Bucheim
Jolly Quilters
Will Ridinger
Fred. Deskin
Hazel Houk
Clyde Moses
George Coffman
Lawrence Business College Adpromotes Shorthand Class Start
An advertisement invites readers to join a new shorthand class at Lawrence Business College beginning next Monday. The notice notes practical training for quicker note taking and office efficiency.
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The
Lawrence Business College
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Prairie Print Makers
Spooner‘Thayer Museum
University Department of Painting
Kansas Federation of Arts
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Locust Street
General Electric
R. F B. Smith
Connecticut Street
Paul Ingels
Clinton Cemetery
Clinton Cemetery Association
Flower Child
List OK
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Portland
Mount Hope Nurseries
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Kansas State
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E. H. Cox
Navy
Walker
Nelson Gallery
Dickinson
Nilance Cummings
Ste US
T. G. Fitch
Hosford & Arnold + Maas
Varsity
Harry Lachman
Thornton Freeland
Ray Henderson
Jack Yellen
Irving Caesar
Robert T. Kane
Mystery Squadron
Late News
Kazan
Wonder Dog
Kay Francis
Dick Powell
Dolores del Rio
Yal Leroy
AU Jolson
Ricardo Cortez
Warner Bros
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