K U Well Represented at A A UW Sectional Meeting in Tulsa
National leaders and Kansas affiliates highlighted the A A U W sectional meeting in Tulsa. Dr Katherine McHale spoke on liberal arts college changes, with KU figures Grace Wilkie Emma Hyde Earl Wyatt and others noted as former KU members attending or leading sessions. Roy Dillon and Carl Winsor were elected state officers.
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American Association of University Women
Tulsa
F. P. O Brien
Kansas
Katherine McHale
Washington, D. C
National Society For the Study of Education
Obrien
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Marty Wooley
Geneva
Washington
Aurelia
Henry Reinhardt
Mills College
Esther Calkin Brunauer
University of Kansas
Grace Wilkie
Wichita
Emma Hyde
Manhattan
Earl Wyatt
A. Ross Hill
Kansas City
Merle Prunty
Roy Dillon
Kansas_City
Kan
Carl ‘Winsor
The
Mrs. L. H. Fairchild Directs Carlsbad Play for Charity
Mrs. L. H. Fairchild of Carlsbad, known here as Miss Helen Gragg, directed The Trials of a Hostess a successful play whose proceeds aid needy Carlsbad children. She also acted in a major role and is KU 1927 graduate. Dr. Fairchild, a KA member, practices in Carlsbad a resort town near Los Angeles famed for avocado pear farming.
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L. H. Fairchild
Carlsbad
Cal
Helen Gragg
Fairchild
University of Kansas
Los Angeles
W C T U debated as press policy shifts in Prohibition era
Professor A Dill of the University tourism faculty urged the W C T U to adopt a militant policy in support of prohibition. He argued newspapers, even when opposed, publish letters to the editor and urged challenging opposition to gain space and influence. The discussion touched on enforcement and the need to present clear, forceful arguments.
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Wc. T. U
Trong
A. Dill
Cenward W. C. T. U
Dill
Washington
United States
Where Mrs Hoover Will Be Honored
A long quotation discusses deaths tied to prohibition enforcement and criminal violence, noting 1500 deaths in ten years and contrasting against liquor violence. It calls for fuller public information through newspapers and urges the W C T U to inform readers accurately. Details include a Kansas focus and reference to a scholarship loan commission totals and local fundraisers.
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Ing
Kanizag
Federation Meeting An Outstanding One May Be Held Here
Kansas Federation of Women’s Clubs showcased unity for civic progress at the Wichita 1933 state meeting April 5–7 attended by 1,200 delegates. Lawrence representatives highlighted prohibition support, district reports urged rural cooperation, and scholarships totaling 100 dollars were named in honor of Mollie Herrington Asher and Miss …
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Kansas Federation’ of
Lawrence
Wichita
Ansas
F. W. Gaunt
L. H. Menger
J. B. Mack
W. T. Courtney
Broadview
Chamber of Commerce
George Innes
W. J. Beven
White Cloud
Kansas
Gaunt
National Military Home
Mollie Herrington Asher
Lawrence Woman's Club J
Lawrence club women hear talks on films and health
An address by H E Jameyson of Kan sanCabr Mo urged better pictures through school programs and preview lists. Speakers included Mrs W Y McMullen and Mrs Walter McNabb Miller of national repute. A luncheon was hosted by the Lawrence Woman's club, and the Twentieth Century club hosted a courtesy visit.
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H. E. Jameyson
KansanCabr
Jameyson
Federation
W. Y. McMullen
Montpelier
International Relations
General Federation
Walter McNabb Miller
American Child Health Association of New York
Miller
Lawrence
Lawrence Woman's Club
Twentieth Century Club
Singing Quakers
Rends University
E. H. Lindley
Tailored Toys for Children Reflect Styles of Grown-ups Paris
Tailored wear sets the spring theme for children and mothers with grown-up influences. Juvenile coats from ages 6 to 12 are neat, trimmed, and color coordinated with dark blue and cherry red for older girls. Younger kids wear soft wool wraps in pastel shades, while coats feature capes, throat buttons, or scarf collars. Frocks in shantung and pique echo coat colors for a coordinated look.
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Paris
Hope for Diabetics and the Quest for Synthetic Insulin
A historical report discusses insulin as a treatment for diabetes, noting injections are currently required for effect and oral intake is ineffective. It highlights the goal of a synthetic, cheaper, purer insulin, compares it to other hormones like epinephrine and thyroxine, and mentions Abel's crystallized insulin, while the full chemical nature remains undetermined.
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Abel
Saturday Musical Program and Campus Calendar Notes
Saturday events include B Downing and W HK Cornell presenting music and French lessons. An Election Procedure program by Dr F H Guild follows, with a Campus Calendar segment featuring Helen Rhoda Hoopes, professor of English, listed for 3:15 p.m. in the campus schedule.
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Erne B. Downing
W. HK. Cornell
F. H. Guild
Helen Rhoda Hoopes
Insulin Riddle Persists But Hope Remains For Cure
The article notes that insulin continues to pose a difficult medical riddle though medicine has faced tougher challenges. It urges patients relying on hypodermic insulin to follow their doctors’ prescribed regimens and not be swayed by claims about insulin substitutes.
Christian Science Society Services At Osage
The Christian Science Society holds Wednesday evening services at Fourteenth Street and Elmwood, with Sunday school at 10 a.m. Morning worship begins at 11 a.m. The pastor is F. O. Hesse and the theme is The Romance of the Soul. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Christian Science Society
O.F
Moa
Bath
Etiork
Sind Elmrstrouts
F. O. Hesse
Simon
Epworth League Meets and Worship Services Noted
Epworth League meets at 7 p.m in Glenn Colburn. Evening worship at 8 p.m features a sermon titled The Man Who Triumphed Over Failure. The church extends a cordial invitation to all to worship. State auditor Will J. French says sheriffs face fund gaps as the $9,000 appropriation for transporting prisoners to Lansing is exhausted and no reimbursements will come until July 1.
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Epworth
League
Glenn Colburn
Lansing
Will J. French
French
Flashes of Life and Nightly News Fragments
A bizarre mix reports a thunderbolt striking a flock of 52 geese in Marseilles and citizens sharing the birds. Bernard Paillon in Paris seeks enlistment but is deemed a crook by a mon-com. detectives tag him as an absconding cashier. New York Justice John Ford defends the city as moral and sweet. In Monticello a taxi driver dies after a knife accident at a restaurant involving State Trooper Walter Sweeney.
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Engin
Man
Marseilles
France
Bernard Paillon
French Foreign Legion
Legion
New York
Supreme Court
John Ford
Monticello
N. Y
James LaBarr
State to fund sheriff transport of convicts to Topeka
April 22 Topeka AP reports Kansas sheriffs face two months of transporting convicts at their own expense as state funding for the transport remains in doubt. The move raises questions about funding responsibilities and local costs during this period.
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Topeka
Kansas
Bloodhounds Track Escaped Prisoners Near Nelagoney
Bloodhounds searched Nelagoney hills seven miles east of Pawhuska Oklahoma as a sheriff and Osage County posse pursued two escapees Harry Allen wanted for a Topeka murder and Fremont McCullum charged with an Oklahoma bank robbery. Early dog failure raised fear the pair slipped the cordon and fled into Osage Hill country after overpowering a jailer.
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Pawhuska
Okla
Nelagoney
Here
R. H. Shults
Osage County
Harry Allen
Fremont McCullum
Osage
Allen
Topeke
Kansas
McCullum
Oklahoma
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Mrs. O. Jacqmainee
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Quivira Club
Scholarship Loan Commission
Abbie Clarke Hogan
Junction City
Music Talent Fund
G. F. Miller
Fort Scott
Herbert Hoover
Wooster College
Ohio
Kauke
Wooster
Fareciotes Press
Phaon
Journal-World
Lawrence Steam Rr Laundry
Memorial Hospital
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Cason
Licentr & Myeas Tobacco Co
Chesterfield
WED
Sat
Boswell
Alex Ruth Sisters
Gray Etting
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Roman Brokenshire
Columbia Network
Ester Field
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