Rural Youth and Town Life: Kansas Conference Talk
University of Wisconsin sociologist E L Kirkpatrick spoke at Fraser Hall on Rural Life and Young People. He estimated Kansas has 723 hamlets with about 2 million people and 285,000 youths aged 15 to 29, then urged questions on employment, wealth distribution, education, leisure, and responsibility for youth amid rural change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
E. L. Kirkpatrick
University of Wisconsin
Kansas Conference of Social Work
University of Kansas
Fraser Hall
AUNT HET By ROBERT QUILLEN
The article quotes quotes on society, education, and youth employment from Professor Kirkpatrick and local leaders. It details high school graduates in 1935 moving to further schooling, work, or unemployment across 140 agricultural villages, noting morale and behavior shifts among youths. It also reports the Owl Society electing 23 new Kansas varsity members led by Newton Haverstock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkpatrick
OWL Society
Newton Haverstock
Topeka
University of Kansas Owl Society
Lester Kappelman
Lawrence
E.V
Kruger
el Dorado
Paul Moritz
Marysville
Richard Gage
Minneapolis
Kan
David Angevine
McPherson
Marvin Cox
Kingman
Bill Grant
Dick Newlin
Kansas City
Earl Stuckenbruck
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues and Answers Fragment
A scrambled list of crossword clues and stray letters from yesterday puzzle. Includes across and down hints with partial phrases such as nervous twitching winged burdened Greek fetter and automotives, plus scattered letters and mis-spellings.
Kansas City area figures listed in regional notice
Proctor Ritchie, Bill Seitz, Jack Laffer and John Lintner among names noted alongside Wichita and Liberal residents. The list includes Bob Wilkins, C. H. Mullen, Marion, and Fred Littooy, Olathe, with Lawrence Birney and Bucklin figures as well as Blaine Grimes Eldon Smith, and others from Kansas City, Kan. to Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proctor Ritchie
Bill Seitz
Jack Laffer
John Lintner
Wichita
Bob Wilkins
Liberal
C. H. Mullen
Marion
Fred Littooy
Olathe
Lawrence Birney
Bucklin
Blaine Grimes
Eldon Smith
Kansas City
Kan
Jim Bounds
Paola
Elmer James, Jr
Kinsley
Keith Frazier
Overland Park
Irving Kass
Topeka
Church Play Series Gives First Pro gram Sunday Evening
Three plays by young people from Stull Evangelical Lawrence First Baptist and Vinland Methodist churches will be staged Sunday at 7 30 pm at First Baptist. Life Everlasting by Mano Shotto Into Thy Kingdom and Release by Dorothy Clarke Wilson feature varied casts from each church.
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First Baptist Church
Stull Evangelical Church Young People's Society
Wings of the Morning and On the Avenue Show at Dickinson
The Dickinson screens Wings of the Morning with Henry Fonda and Annabella set in Ireland and Derby Day amid colorful Technicolor scenery. John McCormack performs songs in a drawing room scene. On the Avenue, starring Dick Powell and Alice Faye, is a brisk musical comedy with Irving Berlin songs and lively performances. both are recommended for weekend viewing.
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the Dickinson
Henry Fonda
Annabella
Ireland
Epsom Downs
Fonda
John McCormack
Plans for second annual mid western music camp at K U
Plans for the second annual midwestern music camp at the University of Kansas are finalized for June 14 to July 25. Russell L Wiley heads the KU band and oversees a six week program with guest conductors from Kansas City, McPherson, Chicago and more. An advisory board and camp staff include Swarthout Wiley Lawson Sawhill and several regional educators. The article ends with a note on Liechtenstein's small size.
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University of Kansas
Russell L. Wiley
K. U
Kansas
Colorado
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Iowa
Missouri
Arkansas
N. de Robertis
Kansas City
August San Romani
McPherson
Ludwig William Heberstreit
Dallas
Texas
Carl Malmberg
Hays State College
A. A. Harding
University of Illinois
Ralph E. Rush
Cleveland
Ohio
Clarence FE. Sawhill
Liberty Memorial High School
Lawrence
Waldemar Gelich
Herbert Tifkind
Chicago
H. C. Taylor
Bertram N. Haigh
East Orange
N J
Raymund Stuhl
William Altimari
Atchison
Otto Meissner
Jola
David T. Lawson
Music Supervsor
Topeka High School
Swarthout
Wiley
George Keenan
Gregany Bueche
Ft. Collins
Colo
Glen Varnum
Stillwater
Oka
Lewis M. Calavan
Oklahoma City
Laytton S. Davis
Omaha
Neb
Leo W. Moody
Scottsbluff
Wilfred Schlager
Dean E. Douglas
Jefferson City
Clarence Sawhill
David Lawson
Topeka
Spring Band Concert at K U Tuesday Night
The thirtieth annual spring concert by the University of Kansas band directed by Russell L. Wiley will take place next Tuesday at 8 15 p m in Hoch Auditorium. The program is entirely new with no intermission and lasts about 90 minutes. General admission is 25 cents for nonstudents. START ON TOKENS MAY 10 Kansas Zinc Will Be Used for Tax Pieces
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University of Kansas
Russell L. Wiley
Hoch
Hutchinson
Kan
State Reformatory
Clarence A. Bestwick
State Tax Commission
Kansas
Bestwick
Reformatory
Piano Recital by Ray Lawrenson At University
A piano recital by Ray Lawrenson, pupil of Prof. Carl A. Preyer, is set for Monday evening in the Administration building auditorium. Lawrenson, a University B M graduate in 1934, studied privately in 1926 27 and later at the Royal Conservatory in Leipzig for three years. He is regarded as an exceptionally brilliant pianist and is a candidate in June for the Master of Music degree. The public is invited.
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Ray Lawrenson
Carl A. Preyer
Mr. Lawrenson
Leipsig
Germany
Royal Conservatory of Music
Double relation ties Jamestown grandmother to four children
Jamestown New York April 25 Mrs Mary Lawson Howard became both grandmother and great grandmother to the same four children. She had just returned from a wedding trip with her husband Matthew J Howard. She was the widow of Howard's son George. Attendants at the wedding were Mr and Mrs Clarence Balcom, daughter and son in law of Mrs Howard.
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Jamestown
N. Y
Mary Lawson Howard
KU Band Program On KFKU Tomorrow At 2 30
The University of Kansas band will broadcast a program over station KFKU tomorrow afternoon at 2 30. The lineup includes Crimson and Blue and works by Roumanian Gypsies Three Solitares and Wagner pieces. Reading: Arbert Cornet the Entry of the Gods Into Valhalla from Das Rheingold Valor and Victory. Also listed Barber School exercises with Ray Hodges April 27 and a basket dinner. Two parolees Aubrey Marts and Charles Oakes granted parole to be out 7 p m to 7 a m while employed. Shakespeare Festival opens in Stratford upon Avon England with a 26 week program including dances and a tomb service. Gary Cooper and wife expect heir in September.
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University of Kansas
KFKU
Arbert Cornet
Valhalla
Clinc
Ray Hodges
Barber School
Aubrey Marts
Charles Oakes
Hugh Means
Tthe
Che Ile
Stratford-Uvon-Avon
Eng
GRA
William Shakespeare
Mural for Fort Scott Federal Building Selected
The Treasury Department announced Oscar E Berninghaus of Taos New Mexico will paint a mural in the Fort Scott Kansas federal building. The work carries 2600 dollars and depicts Farmland School. Farmland school district 71 will close Monday April 26 with a potluck service at 7 pm. Mrs Annabel Rasmuksen teaches.
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Post Office
Washington
Oscar E. Berninghaus
Taos
N. M
Fort Scott
Kan
Federal Building
Treasury Department
Farmland School
Farmland
Annabel Rasmuksen
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Ell. Kirkpatrick
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
Paitter's
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Goto
Ben
Yeaterday
Brescia
Raving
Aigis
THE
Dickinson
Principality of
Liechtenstein
Upper Rhine
Switzerland
Austria
Staten Island
Coopers
Hollywood
Gary Cooper
Cooper Marrie
Veronica Balfe
New
Pickens Welding Shop
Elliott
Uften In
Phillips Poly
Celembia Network
Phillips 66
Phillips
Phill
Ruth Craig
Route Three
Baldwin
Martha Washington
York Society
Sandra Shaw
Kansas Plains
Mount Hope
4Th St
Memorial Hospital
Art Haglund
Prop
Whitman’s and Johnson’s
Magnesia
Johnson
Drichler
McKesson
St. Regis
Sharami
Marie Astor cl
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