Guardian Angel rehearsal unites school chorus and university groups
In preparation for Prof Charles Skiltons Guardian Angel May 2 the 200 voice children's chorus joined the adult choral union at a regular rehearsal. Mrs Alice Moncrieff rehearsed with the children as Dean Swarthout praised the ensemble. The combined chorus will rehearse with the University Symphony Orchestra in the University Auditorium as part of Festival Week, with changes in the schedule noted for next week.
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Charles Skilton
Guardian Angel
Cape
D. M. Swarth
School of Fine Arts
University
Alice Moncrieff
Lawrence
Jean Swarthout
Guardian Ange
Reguar
Choral Union
University Symphony Orchestra
University Auditoriay
K. WU. Symphony Orchestra
Euersteiner
Cast of The Patsy Is Announced Today
The Lawmee high school senior class announces the three act play The Patsy with a large cast led by I ston Marshall Scott and Sadie Buchanan at the auditorium tonight rehearsals underway at the high school. The executive staff includes Harry Haush as business manager and Francis Hamilton as stage manager. The Patsy has drawn praise from stock companies and is expected to draw loud laughs. May use Herbert S Hadley name for the Intercollegiate Society for Civic Stablity chapter and plans to expand chapters at Kansas State and University of Washington St Louis.
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Patsy
Lawmee High Gvloe
Berlina Wilson
Mr. Iston
Marshall
Scott
Mrs. Batting On
Virginia Wilson
Jace Warrington
Evelyn Swarth- Louis
Patri Marringtom
Caroline Rob Houser
Billy Caldwell
Charles Foster
Gerald Wheeler
Henry Hood
Sadie Buchanan
Avery
Hadley
Herbert S. Hadley
Missouri
University of Washington
St. Louis
K. U
Intercollegiate Society For Civic ‘Stability
Willian’ L. Huggins
Emporia
Kangas
Thursday Radio Program Listings Preview
Radio schedules show Biscuit and pan musicians on the Blue Network from 8:30 to 9:00 a.m. The Marine Band is listed on the Blue Network. A Michelin Tire Corporation program also appears on the Blue Network from 7:00 to 8:20 p.m.
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Nursday
Biscuit and
Pan- Radio Peseers
Sopcann
SBS
Blue
Michelin ‘Tire Corporation
Concert program notes for April recital at WMEA
KFKU Wednesday April program features speaker Marence Sherbon and a piano violin recital with contralto soloists Miss Amanda Welt Miss Louisa Me and Miss Louise Me. The event lists selections including The Moly and a variety of classical pieces performed by Amanda Welt Lindy Lou and other soloists with Paul Hansen on violin.
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sAprita
Marence Sherbon
Baehi
Thetus
Megra Smiriteta
el H. Andergag
Ace
Lindy Lou
Amanda Welt
Louisa
Bohm
Louise
Dor- Lee
Council Pastor Calls for Move Over Heating Dispute
In Buffs Iowa a local council and pastor confront a heated dispute over church heating at a large mall congregation. Officials report tensions rising as talks stall and parishioners press for a resolution.
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Sears
Church Mall
Strained Japan Soviet Ties Rise Over Communist Roundup
Dispatches from Tokyo report rising tension between Japan and the Soviet Union tied to the roundup and trial of Japanese communists. Moscow is described as deeply implicated in the alleged revolutionary movement, considered more serious than external armed threat.
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London
Tokyo
Japan
Moscow
Portrait of Col William Rockhill Nelson honored at KU
The portrait of Col William Rockhill Nelson founder of the Kansas City Star was added to the University Daily Kansan s gallery of American editors in a ceremony at the University of Kansas. Haskell spoke on Nelson s life and his belief in printing to get things done, noting Nelson founded the Star in 1880 and transformed Kansas City into a modern city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William. Rockhill Nelson
Kansas City
iStar
University Daily
Kansan
University of Kansas
H. J. Haskell
Colonel Nelson
the Star
L. N. Flint
Alred H. Glark
Horace Greeley
Joseph Pulitzer
Edwin M. Hopkins
K. U
Samuel J. Tilden
Mr. Haskell
Nelsons
Fort ‘Wayne
Nelson
Kansas Relays broadcast to feature eight university tunes
The Cook Painter Boys orchestra will air eight musical numbers from leading universities during a 9:30 to 10:00 p.m. segment on WDAF Kansas City Tuesday night April 21 as part of the sixth annual Kansas Relays. Despite many entrants, only eight pieces from schools at Illinois Missouri Kansas Notre Dame Texas Northwestern Wisconsin will be featured. In other news Wilfred Pine, Lawrence high school junior, wins a $100 Union Pacific scholarship for a Douglas County project. Elmer Hartman takes second, Oscar Haidharier third. Lawrence Leonhard, a Lawrence High graduate, is now at Kansas State Agricultural College.
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Middle
West
Cook Painter Boys
WDAF
Kansas City Tie
Kansas
Purple
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Wilfred Pine
Lawrence
Kansas State Agricultural College
Union Pacific’ Railroad
Douglas County
Elmer Hartman
Oscar Haidharier
Union-Pacific Railroad
U.S
Lawrence Leon‘hard
Lawrence High School
Kansas State Agricultura’ College
Senate adopts McKellar amendment for farm relief funds
The Senate approved an amendment by Senator McKellar Tennessee increasing farm relief funding to 400 million dollars under the McNary-Haugen plan, raising total appropriations from 25 million to 400 million. The vote stood 42 in favor to 30 against with party lines shaping the tally. Separate news reports Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks plan a three month southern Europe air tour and intend to apply for passports to sail from New York May 5 for Marseilles.
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Washington
A_P
McKellar
Tennessee
McNary-Haugen
Senate
Palmer-Labor
Aaa
Los Angeles
Pickford
Douglas
Fairbanks
Europe
New York
Marseilles
Set for Tomorrow at Kansas City Women Missionary Convention
Mrs Susie Aiken Wirold of Cin cinnati Ohio will speak at the twenty fifth annual Kansas City district convention of the Women's Home Missionary Society at First Methodist Church tomorrow. Mrs H Gordon of Kansas City will preside as district president. Delegations come from Atchison Bald win Basehor Bonner Springs Brown Road Olathe Osawatomie Shawnee Tonganoxie and six Kansas City churches Central Central Avenue Lordon Heights Rosedale Wesley Washington Avenue. The program features devotionals led by Rev Edward Hillsop Lawrence and an address by Miss Katherine Fermin son deaconess at the Argentine mission. Other events include discussions on funds and offerings and a tea at Haskell Institute. A cordial invitation is extended to the public.
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Susie. Aiken Wirold
Cinemnaui
Ohio
Jin
Women's Home Misionary Society
Methodist Church
Kansas City
First Methodist Church
H. Gordon
Atchison
Baldwin
Basehor
Bonner Springs
Brown Road
Olathe
Osawatomie
Shawnee
Tonganoxie
Central
Central Avenue
Lordon Heights
Rosedale
Wesley
Washington Avenue
Edward Hils
Katherine Fermison
T BP Fox
Kaw
Jrb
Bechiel
Lawrence
AL Gordon
Kan
Tanchee
J. EB. Verlal
H. A. Gortender
Tritt
Home Missions
Juanita —Craig
University: of —Devotion
Virginia Ar‘hold
Biano
George Filiett
A. Gordon
Lena Hartfell Wallace
Kansas
Wesleyvan
Aire
Charles Schoeck
George ‘Peters
Haskell Institute
Egyptian Setting Planned for Engineering Banquet
Decorations with an Egyptian background will highlight the annual engineering banquet for University of Wichita students and alumni on Thursday night April 12. The program includes a pyramid building ceremony with costumes and ritual, choir performances, and an exhibition with flaming Indian clubs by Prof. A M Okerblad. Potential speaker ex Governor Henry J Allen may attend. George Cash Perry May and Don Hatch lead the planning.
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Engineering School
Bankct
Union Building
A.M. Okerblad
Henry J. Allen
Wichita Beacon
George Cash
Perry May
Don Hatch
Deaths and Funerals: Mrs Edmonia E Potter 83
Mrs Edmonia Elizabeth Potter widow of Mat Potter died at 847 Pennsylvania Street last night aged 83. Funeral arrangements to be announced later. Survived by three sons Almer and Frank of Lawrence and Clarence Potter of Ellsworth and two sisters Mrs Martha Ulrich of Lawrence and Mrs Mary Ottwell of New York City.
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Edmonia E. Potter
Edmonia Elizabeth Potter
Mat Potter
Pennsylvania Street
Almer and
Frank
Lawrence
Clarence Potter
Ellsworth
Martha Ulrich
Mary. Ottwell
New York City
Fritzel dairy adopts hood cap pasteurizer for sanitation
The Fritzel dairy adds a white porcelain pasteurizer and introduces a new Stand ard hood cap sealing method to prevent bacteria and dust entering bottles. Owner Arthur Fritzel notes improved sanitation and reduced bottle chipping, with hood capped bottles to roll out to growers and dealers tomorrow for all milk products.
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Fritzel Dairy
Arthur Fritzel
Beat the Ins Conspir ed City Vote and Crime in Illinois
Chicago reports a violent primary with gunmen injuring and killing candidates as Republican lines shift. Lowden and Coolidge factions vie for delegates while Deneen pushes prosecutions for election fraud amid bond issues contested by civic groups. Democratic contests center on McCormick and Rathbone with chaotic precinct realities and security concerns.
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Octavius Granady
Com‘mitteeman
Morris Huler
Daentieth Ward
Gran‘ady
Granady
Esposito
Chicago
Thompson
America First
McCormick
Final examinations for rural schools set for April and May
County superintendent O J Lane reports from State Superintendent George A Allen that seventh and eighth grade pupils in rural schools will take final exams on April 21 and 28 for eight month schools and May 11 and 12 for nine month schools. Seventh graders face classics geography physiology. eighth graders take reading arithmetic civics Kansas history writing United States history spelling grammar and agriculture. The schedule lists April 21 morning and afternoon exams and April 28 additional subjects with May 11 12 for nine month schools in the same order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Lane
George A. Allen
Kansas
United States
Wichita
Investigation of Officials in Wichita Liquor Ring
AP reports U S district attorney for Kansas says a federal grand jury will investigate certain Wichita officials in connection with an alleged liquor ring. Williams declined to name the officials and noted the inquiry may start tomorrow if the grand jury is ready, expected to take three or more days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
al Fs Williams
United States
Kansas
Federal Grand Jury
Wichita
Maga
Williams
Berseve
Klan Receivership Suit Is Thrown Out
Five ousted Ku Klux Klan members lost their bid for a Klan receivership in Pennsylvania as Federal Judge Thomson threw out the counterclaim in federal court this afternoon.
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Pittsharsh
Apr
London elections and other early 20th century briefs
London primary election news dominates the London papers with big headlines like Rule of Big Bill Thompson and School Book Foe of King George Fails in Election Struggle. The page also reports on a range of incidents from a Texas train bridge alert to aviator fatalities in Baton Rouge and rail yard accidents in Topeka and Detroit.
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London
Chicago
England
Big Bill Thompson
Mnd
King George
Baton Rouge
Kenneth Boyd
Pye Koch
Fort Grockett
Galveston
Texas
Edgewood Arsenal
Maryland
Mississippi River
Disturbed Chalmette Cemetery to Get New Levee
New Orleans reports engineers determine Chalmette National Cemetery graves must be disturbed to construct a new levee. The Mississippi River protection plan aims to guard two southern Louisiana parishes from possible flood danger. Histor ical notes recall the battle and the cemetery’s ornate setting as visitors tour the showplace.
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New Orleans
Chalmette National Cemetery
Cca
Mississippi River
Louisiana
Chalmette
Pakeenbham
Bertiah
South
Aid Army
Aid
Chalmette Cemetery
ONeil District Social Notes and Community Brevities
The ONeil district reports weekend visits among Rollins family and Kansas City friends at the Middleton and McCaffery homes. Rex Led Shrimpin and Joe Zmeker were guests. vaccination updates noted with nurse visits at schools. Ribbon winners at ONeil School included Edith Haley Blue Goldina Peters Red and Walter Johnson White for keeping daily rules. Various locals attended church and visited relatives in St George and Toangaoxie. health updates and homestead moves mentioned. Frank Stonach of Dear Jarbalo dies of pneumonia leaving a large family. Box Car Library project plans emerge. community ties and upcoming events highlighted.
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Lawrence
Shrimpin
Joe Zmekerere
Peters
Dale Fink
O'Neil
Holey
Grove
Brita
Nebraska
Sylvia Weeks
ONG School
Jasin
Lure
Headlee
Kansas City
Lurell
Shihan
Atchison
Brite
Jim’ Erwin
Maging
W. E. Haley
Bettie Seéley
Will Bunn
Mark Reed
Nick Hunsinger
Abner
Tonganexie
Bakers
Texarkana
Texas
Frank ‘Stonach
Jarbalo
Open season begins as majors and grandmothers start today
Open season for the major leagues and Grandmothers opens today. Former pitcher AL QREMAREE notes players must perform daily tojustify the winter optimism. Opening ceremonies and fan fervor mark the return to ball, but players crave steady games and a clear path to success.
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AL Qremaree
New York Giants
Godls
Dick Rudolph
Boston
Ae i
Germination breakthrough redefines orchid production in U S
Ithaca N Y IAP reports a tube and flask germination method for orchid seeds. Dr Lewis Knudson Cornell University says this enables germination of all orchid seeds and protects seedlings from pathogens. The technique allows home stock varieties and hybrids, echoing historic orchid culture and industry growth. Paris hosts 550 opera houses theaters and venues over 50 years.
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Ithaca
N.Y
IAP
United States
Lewis Knnudson
Cornell University
Royal Botanical Gardens
Kew
England
West Indies
Juniors in Relays at Junior High Field Day
Coach Perry of the junior high outlines entries for the high school meet and confirms plans for practice sales. He lists promising juniors including Dicker, Kerms, and multiple others in sprint and pole vault events. Preparations continue for the Junior High Field Day on April 27 and district Ottawa meet in early May with Leavenworth High School.
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Ly Re. Perry
Has
Andon Lawrence
Kansas
University High School
Es Tyne
Dicker
Kermsdash
Curd
Thiry
Gauck
Huteltise ‘Brown
Allen
My Allen
M Len
Sraith
Kline
Hill
Thoop
Winslow
Rumsey
Lonanecker
Bleisner
Kent
Shaw
Goel
Warsen
McCoy
Forney
Saxman
Rogers
Messer
Scanland
Hackley Reuter
Godfrey
Naya
Hageman
Perry
Ottawa
Leavenworth
Record Holders Return For Kansas Relays Sixth Year
Sixteenth schools share relay record honors as the Kansas Relays prepare for the sixth annual meet on April 21. Northeast High of Kansas City leads in high school events with a single recorded relay. Nebraska and Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia each boast two records in special events. Illinois threatens the four mile relay and several other marks, including discus, broad jump, 3000 meters, run and high hurdles, as records stand strong but face challenge this season.
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Kansas Relays
Kansas
Northeast High
Kansas ‘City
University of Nebraska
Kansas State Teachers of
Wmporia
University of Illinois
Lawrence Gun Club Shoot Three Way Tie Results
Lawrence Gun Club held yesterday's competition for a trophy cup with W R Greet H Weyermuller and H Seiwald scoring 47 46 and 46 plus added targets. Green and Seiwald tied in the shoot off and Seiwald won the unfinished second run of 63 straight. Other scores included G A Bitz 42 Orlick 41 C Go Shultz 40 George Butler 39 and Dr Titus 52. The club is running a second tournament with a trophy prize for high scorer.
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Lawrence
W.R. Greet
H. Weyermuller
H. Seiwald
Seiwald
Seiwald Avon
G. A. Bitz
Orlick
C. Go Shultz
George Butler
Dr. Titus
Teachers Health: Aids Washington Self-Directed Health Directors
Washington urged by the Federal Bureau of Education to appoint self directed health directors for 30 odd country school children. Teachers should be vigilant to identify causes of poor scholarship and conduct simple tests to distinguish physical factors from other issues.
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Aids
Washington
Brireau O Education
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