Factor Released After Kidnap Ordeal In Chicago
Jerome Factor, 19, Northwestern student, was freed by his abductors and returned to his mother’s Rogers Park apartment. He recalled little about the week in captivity and denied that his father paid any ransom. Police stated no payment was made.
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Jerome Factor
Northwestern University
Tansom
Rogers Park
John Factor
Daniel Gilbert
Morrison Hotel
Young Factor
Leonard Marcus. Oy
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Factor
Gilbert
Jerome
Improvement Continues In U S Business Review
The weekly Dun and Bradstreet review reports broad business and industrial improvement with a shift toward real goods over money. It notes a fourth straight rise in steel mill activity, rising merchandise car loadings, and higher electric power output, despite poor weather limits.
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New York
API
Weekly Trade Review
Dun & Bradstreet
Talks on Relays At Cooperative Club Meeting
The Cooperative club met at the Eldridge hotel and heard Dr. F C Allen and Glenn Cunningham discuss the Kansas Relays and track. About several persons attended as Allen described the Relays growth and fans’ expectations for the eleventh annual renewal while Cunningham recalled major races and the 1932 Los Angeles Olympics. The district Cooperative clubs convention will convene in Lawrence on May 11 with plans progressing.
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Cooperative Club
Eldridge Hotel
F.C. Allen
K. UW
Glenn Cunningham
Dr. Allen
Cunningham
National Student Federation Convention Ends at KU
Delegates from seven states gathered at the University of Kansas for the west central regional NSFA sessions. About 50 representatives attended final business discussions this afternoon and heard Hilden Gibson of K U discuss National and International Relations. A banquet at 7 o'clock tonight at the Hotel Eldridge followed by the senior cakewalk in Memorial Union and plans to stay for the Kansas Relays are noted.
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West Central
National Student Federation of America
University of Kansas
Hilden Gibson
K. U
McPherson
T O'Clock
Eldridge
Memorial Union
Douglas County 4 H Club to Compete at Ottawa
Fourteen Douglas County 4 H members will compete in tomorrow's district model club meeting contest at Ottawa with teams from Lynn Johnson Coffey and Franklin counties. Douglas County won last year's district contest. D C Oneal of Pleasant Valley is ill with general debility. Neighbors visited him Sunday. Sylvia Stewart reports her Ford coupe stolen from in front of the Chi Omega house at KU campus west end.
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Douglas County
Ottawa
Big Springs
Lynn
Johnson
Coffey
Franklin
D. C. O'Neal
Pleasant Valley
Route 6
Sylvia Stewart
University of Kansas
Preach Here Sunday By Unitarian Pastor Petrie
The sermon titled The Patience of God will be delivered at the Unitarian church at Twelfth and Vermont streets next Sunday morning at 11 o clock. John C Petrie former pastor of the Unitarian church in Memphis Tenn has taught and written for major religious journals. He comes to Lawrence by invitation of the pulpit committee and will stay only for that Sunday. He will meet the young people's group at seven that evening and all wishing to meet him are invited.
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Unitarian Church
Twelfth
Vermont Streets
John C. Petrie
Memphis
Tenn
Petrie
Lawrence Church
Lawrence
Mr. Petrie
Sigma Xi Election Lists 28 Students and 1 Faculty Member
Twenty eight University of Kansas students and one KU medical faculty member were elected to Sigma Xi full membership. Three associates were named. The list names graduates by field—geology Fred M Baumgartner Ind, zoology Arthur Leonard Jones Okla, chemistry Oren Bingham Lawrence, physics Kenneth Crumrine and Wayne Hall Lawrence, plus many others across biology, engineering, and astronomy with associate members Claude Hibbard Toronto zoology Elton Kelley Kansas City Mo and Fred Lingel New York City.
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University of Kansas
Otto J. Dixon
K. U. School of Medicine
Carl C. Addison
Kansas City
Kan
Fred M. Baumgartner
Indianapolis
Ind
Arthur B. Leonard. Jones
Okla
Harry E. Peterka
Utica
S. D
Hobart M. Smith
Manhattan
Liza A. Spann
Lawrence
Marcelino T. Surla
Oren Bingham
James W. Chappell
Paola
John A. Davis
Ottawa
Clarence E.grothaus
Beloit
Morgan J. Rarick
Merritt E. Roberts
Kenneth C. Crumrine
Wayne C. Hall
Charles B. Brown
Lake of the Forest
Clinton Kaufman
Moundridge
Paul M. Strickler
Solomon
Irma Burrett
Lecompton
Harold F. Clark
Joseph W.parker
Cassandra Ritter
Doroth Whitney
David T. Loy
Council Grove
James_C. Rice
William Conyers Herring
Parsons
Carroll Shukers
Sedan
Maurice G. Smalt
Newton
Claude W. Hibbard
Toronto
Elton K Kelley
Fred J. Lingel
New York City
Nate Et
Founders' day luncheon for Kansas City Pi Beta Phi alumnae
Lawrence alumnae and Pi Beta Phi members are invited to a founders day luncheon in Kansas City on Saturday April 29 at 1 PM at Hotel Muehtebach replacing the traditional founders day dinner. Large attendance is expected from Lawrence with callers to Mrs Harold Bongenecker.
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Lawrence
Pi Beta Phi
Kansas City
Muehtebach
Harold Bongenecker
Exiles Reach Poland After Leaving Russia
British engineers expelled by the Soviet government arrived in Stolpce Poland from Moscow amid camera crews. The group included Allan Monkhouse Mr and Mrs C H Nordwall and John Cushny with A W Gregory also said to be in the party. They planned to proceed to Warsaw after customs.
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John Cushny
Moscow
A. W. Gregory
Eee
Two Held for Trial in Robbery Case at Lawrence
Russell and Myers bound over to the district court on robbery charges after a preliminary hearing. Bond set at 1500 each. they were returned to county jail. Also notes Shields defeats Sutter in Mason and Dixion semifinal. plus government bonds closing prices.
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Russell and Myers
District Court
Kenner Myers
Clifford Russell
Charles Springer
Myers
Russell
Jones
Highway 10
Lawrence
COOL AND UNSETTLED TOPEKA APRIL 21 WEATHER UPDATE
Eastern Kansas saw 1.3 to 3.3 inches of rain in the past 24 hours with heavy totals around Junction City Topeka Concordia Emporia and other towns. Skies remain overcast with unsettled cool weather forecast. highs near 50s and freezing lows in the west. forecasters warn moisture may bring high water if rains continue.
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Colorado
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West
Flora
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Eureka
Hanover
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Clay Center
Beloit
Chanute
Salina
Lyndon
Fort Scott
Hays
Wichita
Reading
Dresden
Hill City
Minneapolis
Deaths and Funerals Oscar Ralph Anderson
Oscar Ralph Anderson died Thursday morning at his parents Eben and Mrs. Anderson. Funeral services will be Saturday at 2 from Clinton Presbyterian Church with Rev. Hall officiating. Burial will be in Clinton Cemetery. Kirk White of Topeka died yesterday. Funeral services set for Saturday at 2 in Topeka. he is son of former county clerk Joel White. Present Radio Broadcast.
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Eben Anderson
Clinton Presbyterian Church
Hall
Clinton Cemery
Kirk White
Topeka
White
Joel White
American Legion Chorus Broadcast Over WREN
The Dorsey Liberty Post male chorus, formed last fall with about twenty members, sang five numbers over WREN at 7 PM. Prof. E E Bayles directed and J T Craig was the accompanist. A post committee led by Wayne Allphin planned a spring joint concert with the drum and bugle corps and chorus.
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Dorsey Liberty Post
The
American Legion
WREN
Rio
Noah
E- E. Bayles
J.T. Craig
B. Holmes
Legion
Drum and Bugle Corps
Post
Chorus
Wayne Allphin
C. B. Holmes
George Hedrick
George March
Walter McClain
BE. E. Bayles
C. T. Hough
KU Jayhawks reps to attend national pep group meeting
Aileen Wade Wanda Edmonds both of Lawrence and Mabel Spindler of Garnett will travel to Manhattan this evening as KU Jay Jones representatives to a meeting aimed at forming a national pep organization in Big Six schools. Each school has a local officer and Wade has served as vice president for the past year. The Manhattan meeting will cover organization name by laws and constitution.
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Aileen Wade
Wanda~ Edmonds
Lawrence
Mabel Spindler
Garnett
Manhattan
University of Kansas
Jay Jones
Miss Wade
Memorial trees gifted to First Christian church
Five memorial trees have been donated to the First Christian church in the past month. A memorial service will be held Sunday at 11 a.m. with C. E. Birch delivering the acceptance speech and Rev. Seth W. Slaughter speaking on Altars of Earth. The Flower Club started the idea, with prior cedar gifts from Mrs. E. White and others. New plantings include Norway spruce at the northwest corner, a University Men’s class donation of a similar tree at the southwest corner, and junipers for north entrance and northwest corner. The Relief Corps contributed a large cedar in memory of church members, and Miss Lila Grayson added a cedar near the front steps in memory of her father. The public and Flower Club and Relief Corps are invited to the dedication service.
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C. E. Birch
Seth W.slaughter
Flower Club
E. White
Bonner Springs
G. E. DeVore
Relief Corps
Lila Grayson
Thhe Relief Corps
Famous Wrestler Dies at 57 in New York
Dr Benjamin Franklin Roller a former wrestling star turned surgeon died of pneumonia at 57. The heavyweight wrestler who faced Frank Gotch while a physiology professor at Washington State University later practiced surgery in New York, having been born in Newman Illinois and educated at DePauw and the University of Pennsylvania. He established a surgical practice in 1915 after leaving the ring at age 39.
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New York
Benjamin Franklin Roller
Washington State University
Roller
Frank Gotch
Gotch
Rollar
Newman, Il
de Pauw University
University of Pennsylvania Medical School
Delay Hearing On Bill Five Day Week Plan Next Tuesday
Washington April 20 AP Chairman Connery announced the labor committee will hear the five day week bill next Tuesday with Secretary Frances Perkins testifying first. The schedule includes William Green later, with AFL views to be explored as committee continues to study amendments and the bill. Washington April 21 AP Secretary Woodin urged the senate banking subcommittee to confer with President Roosevelt before acting on permanent bank legislation, a stance viewed as lukewarm by senators.
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Washington
Connery
Frances Perkins
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Seria Conner
Perkins
Eelia
Woodin
A-P
Senate Banking Subcommittee
Roosevelt
Treasury
Marriage Licenses Reported for Kansas City Couples
Marriage licenses were issued to A. W. Carter and Lucille Baker both of Kansas City Missouri who planned to wed Rev R A Hunt of Lawrence and to Kenneth G Gillespie and Madge Williams both of Kansas City Missouri who planned to wed Dr B Braden of Lawrence. Journal-World advertisers offer you real bargains each week.
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A. W. Carter
Lucille Baker
Kansas City
R. A. Hunt
Lawrence
Kenneth G., Gillespie
Madge Williams
Kansas City, Mo
8. B. Braden
Ae Ee
Journal-World
Deaths and Funerals of William H. Monroe
William H. Monroe 4 son of Mr and Mrs Walter Monroe of 400 Wisconsin street died at home yesterday. Funeral services will be from the Ninth Street Baptist church Saturday at 2 30 PM with Rev M C Knight in charge. He is survived by his parents four sisters Mrs Alice Frye Miss Levita Bronson Miss Edna Monroe and Miss Mary Helen Monroe and three brothers Walter Leonard and Raymond Monroe all of Lawrence and a grandmother Mrs
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William H. Monroe
Walter Monroe
Wisconsin Street
Ninth Street Baptist Church
M.C. Knight
Alice Frye
Levita Bronson
Edna Monroe
Mary Helen Monroe
Lawrence
Leonard Monroe
Raymond Monroe
Card of Thanks and Local Social Notes in Kansas Paper
Card of thanks extends gratitude to friends who sympathized and aided during illness and passing of Laura Thornton. Social items note visits by Elsie Watts and relatives, dinners hosted by Crowder and Emmett, and a county farm outing. Kanwaka Good Will club cancels meeting due to a death. upcoming meeting set with Mrs Edward Buerman. autographer blocks requested for a quilt for Mrs Laughin.
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Laura Thornton
Fred Holloway
Arthur Potts
Hannah Jackson
Jack Meyers
Jack Simpson
Merle Colman
Guy Bigsby
Charles Topping
Sara
Topeka
Aliss Faye Gosper
W. F. Elkin
J. M.crowder
J. S. Emmett
Mr. Crowder
Grover Rothwell
Lawrence
Godfrey
Edward Buerman
Laughin
Lawrence Visit Highlights Mrs Colman's Care
Mrs Pete Colman spent Saturday, night and Sunday in Lawrence taking care of W. E. Colman. Mr and Mrs J S Emmett spent Friday evening with Mrs Emmett's family, sharing time during the weekend.
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Pete Colman
Lawrence
W. E Colman
J. S. Emmett
Dr Gowdy Prescription for Acid Stomach Promoted at Round Corner
Medical ad text urges relief for acid stomach with Dr Gowdy's Prescription. Promoted as safe and effective by Round Corner Drug Store and other leading druggists.
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Dr. Gowdy
Round Corner Drug Store
Phillips 66 Gasoline Ad Claims Higher Test At No Extra Cost
An old Phillips 66 advertisement touts greater engine performance and efficiency without extra price. It argues higher gravity gasoline delivers pep, power, and better mileage, supported by claims of higher anti-knock ratings and extensive production. It also promotes Phillips 66 motor oil as a complementary lubricant.
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Phillips
Phill
Phillips 66
Phillips Organization
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