Salary cuts part of governor's economy program
Topeka January 27 AP recommendations for economies include salary reductions up to 10 percent for state department heads under Governor Woodring's plan to save 2 million dollars next year. The plan affects salaries of 150 or more monthly with a sliding scale. those under 90 receive none.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodring
Topeka
Aniil
Guy- Harry
H. Woodring
State Highway Commission
Atha Es
Wghway
Japan opens major Manchuria drive against rebels near Sungari
Japanese forces launch a two pronged advance across Manchuria aiming to crush revolts against the Pu Yi government. Major General Murai leads brigades near Imienpo and Hengtacholze while General Nakamura moves up Sungari by river with gunboats to join Murai and Yoda near Sanhsin. Tonghua branch consulate reports revolts among pro Pu Yi troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Chu “ Dow
Soos
Harbin
Manchuria
Henry Pu-Yi
Sungari
Tunghua
Mukden
Tunghao
Murai
Imienpo
Hengtacholze
Fangcheng Ami Sanhsin
Yoda
Nakamura
Man
Tonghua
Initiation of New Quill and Scroll Members at High School
Newly elected Quill and Scroll members were inducted at the high school yesterday afternoon at 5 30 PM with a pot luck supper, program, and installation service. Initiates include Samuel Ericsson, Tirgie Ella Fox, Ireta Mae Fetters, Catherine Penner, Virginia Hosford, Maxine Miller, John Chandler, Virginia Jo Moore, Jed Amend, Jean DeForest, Virginia Detlor, Rose Barton, Hazel Lefman, Hazel Rice, and Ronnie Jean Daniels. Miss Iva Bell Harner is sponsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honrary High School Journalism Society
Samuel Ericsson
Tirgie Ella Fox
Ireta Mae Fetters
Catherine Penner
Virginia Hosford
Maxine Miller
John Chandler
Virginia Jo Moore
Jed Amend
Jean DeForest
Virginia Detlor
Rose Barton
Hazel Lefman
H. L. Baker
Miss Harper
Ireta Vine Fetters
Mystery Thriller Grips Spectators on Stage
A mystery thriller captivates audiences with Anne Mitchell as Nora O Neil and Orr and Wright in a romantic pairing. Rex Carson and John Blake drive the plot while Krell, Carl, Charlton, and Hampton provide strong supporting roles. Albert Kerr directs and James O Bryan designs the set as Bob Krum leads the orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Carl
Alden Murray
Theodore Charlton
Luke Carson
William Hampton
Titus Brown
Porter
Mary Williams
Roxy
Hi-Y at Lawrence High to Install Cabinet at Picnic
Installation for the new Hi Y cabinet at Lawrence High School will be held at a Thursday afternoon picnic at 4 30. Leo Gessell Topeka in charge of Y M C A boys work will deliver the address around a camp fire. R M Wood of the high school faculty sponsors the club. Cabinet members include George Oyler president Keith Swinehart vice president Fritz Snyder secretary Bob Newman treasurer George Hamilton pianist Arnold Gilbert publicity chairman Bob Corey social chairman John H Risen membership chairman James Garrett World Friendship chairman Walton Ingham music chairman Charles Dalrymple Bible Study chairman John Chandler service chairman Leonard Whittington special campaign chairman. Retiring officers are Dick Cook president Donald Metzler vice president Wilfred McClain secretary Alan Asher treasurer. Retiring chairmen are Jack Miller membership John Chandler publicity Ben Barteldes social John MacNoun World Brotherhood Ralph Hawley Bible study Edgar Leigh special campaign Morris Mayes service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi-Y
Lawrence High School
Leo Géssell
Topeka
R. M. Wood
George Oyler
Keith Swinehart
Fritz Snyder
Bob Newman
George Hamilton
Arnold Gilbert
Bob Corey
John H. Risen
James Garrett
World Friendship
Walton Ingham
Charles Dalrymple
John Chandler
Leonard Whittington
Dick Cook
Donald Metzler
Wilfred McClain
Alan Asher
Jack Miller
Ben Barteldes
John MacNoun
World Brotherhood
Ralph Hawley
Edgar Leigh
Morris Mayes
Recital by University of Kansas Fine Arts Students
Four University of Kansas fine arts students join a recital at 3 30 pm tomorrow in the Administration auditorium open to the public without charge. The program includes piano pieces by Cotton Glorianis Charles Repper Stockwell Diane Sparks Marie and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
Charce
Charles Repper Stockwell
Non Moser Owl
Diane
Sparks
Marie
Aloe Yoo
Scharles Griftes
Elen Russel
Irish government defeated on unemployment vote in Dail
Dublin April 27 AP The government of President Eamon de Valera suffered a 74 to 66 defeat in the Dail Eireann on the unemployment issue. Opposition demanded resignation while de Valera signaled no plan to resign. Labor warned manufacturers would move operations to England if the oath of allegiance to the Crown was abolished, risking 1,500 jobs at a biscuit plant and deepening Ireland’s unemployment crisis.
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Dublin
Fianha Fail
Labor Party
Dail
de Valera
England
Ireland
Liverpool
Treland
Two Menaechmuses Opens Tonight In Fraser Theater
Kansas Players present a sped up farce of The Two Menaechmuses at Fraser Theater tonight and tomorrow. The piece echoes Plautus style and contrasts modern theater with ancient Rome as Edith Hamilton and Padraic Colum note in Theatre Arts.
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Kansas Mayers
Fraser Theater
Theatre Arts Magazine
Rome
Edith Hamilton
Padraic Colum
Paris
London
Plautus
Terence
PLAN SCHOOL EXHIBIT FOR JUNIOR HIGH STUDENTS
Plans for the annual spring exhibit of junior high school student work to be held May 13 are nearing completion. The exhibit will run from 7 30 to 9 30 p m with a theme that some work by every child will be shown. An opening program and several department demonstrations are planned. Miss Mildred Mast chairs the exhibit committee and works with one representative from each department to organize the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Mast
Eee
Missing Cattle Recovered Near Clinton After Wolf-Hunter Gates Left Open
George Heyl reported eleven head of cattle missing to the sheriff's office. Deputies Fred Vogler and George Price, with Heyl's neighbors, located the cattle on a nearby woods tract. Officials attributed the wanderings to open gates by wolf hunters. Also, Mrs. Frank E. B. Jones delivered two bouquets to the Journal-World office, one with bronze tulips and the other with scarlet tulips and spirea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Office
George Heyl
Clinton
Fred Vogler
George Price
Heyl
Journal- World Office
Frank EB. Jones
English writer to lecture at Kansas university
Douglas Booth renowned English writer and Balkan affairs expert will speak at the University of Kansas on Thursday May 12. The visit is arranged by Nero L Ecuyer president of the International Relations Club of the university and funded by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace which supports hundreds of clubs nationwide. Amy Hemingway Jones is national secretary of the Endowment clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Douglas Booth
University of Kansas
Nero L’ecuyer
Booth
Europe
Near East
Balkans
Royal Institute of International Affairs
England
Academy of International Law
The
Hague
Morocco
Egypt
Rhodes
Patmos
Athens
Belgrade
Carnogie Endowment For International Peace
United States
Lawrence
Amy Heminway-Jones
Endowment
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence and Nearby Areas
Funeral services are planned for F. C. Brewer who died April 26 in St. Louis. Burial will be at Oak Hill. survivors include his wife and sister Mrs. A. Gifford of Lawrence. Also noted are funeral plans for Luther Cooper and Mrs. Kate Barnett, with details on prior employment, locations, and surviving relatives. Additional notices include Mrs. J. S. Baker Ward and Mrs. Eliza Breckenridge with survivor lists and service times.
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F. C. Brewer
St. Louis
Funk Chapel
A. D. Grey
Oak Hill Cemetery
Brewer
A. Gifford
Lawrence
Luther UD. Gooner
St.Luke's . Hospital
Kansas City
Kahn
Massachusetts Street
Luther Cooper
Chicago and Alton Railroad
Alton Road
Santa Fe System
Baker Ward
Paris
Tex
J. S. Baker
Lishner
W. E. Sloley
Route 3
and & Boney
Oscar Lishner
Denver
Ole
Kate Barnett
Ninth Street Baptist Church
G. N. Jackson
Eliza Breckenridge
Palmyra Township
Samuel Breckenridge
Perry
Elmer Breckenridge
Ada Southard
Miss Goonie Breckenridge
Greenfield
Lawrence Items On Paint Jobs Orchestras and Gardens
Local notes report Bullene Skinners garage and 728 Massachusetts street getting new grey paint. KU dance orchestra managers were told they’ll play the summer season at the Hotel Cornhusker in Lincoln after a recent interview by Ted Jelserna of Estes Park. Spring garden work is delayed by a cool snap but should resume with warmer weather. Musings of a pavement pounder share thoughts on airplane travel versus driving, noting ease of control and sensations in flight.
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K. U
Ted Jelserna
Estes Park
Colo
Lawrence
Massachusetts Street
C. J. Simmons
Community Club Events and School Friends Gatherings
Miss Sarah Titus hosted bridge night with prize drawings marking the season’s end. Round Table couples hosted a supper at Mrs. A L Stanton’s Learnard Ave home, indoors due to cool weather, about seventy five attendees. Venitra club luncheon at the Country club closed the year with program by Haskell students and music by Cecelia Cosgrove and others. Betty Jean Abels celebrated her eleventh birthday with twenty five schoolmates at 2032 Massachusetts street, games prizes and a decorated cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Titus
Round Table
A. L. Stanton
Learnard Avenue
George Kirchhoff
Ed Klein
Ralph Ward
A. L. Kirchhoff
South Side
Reading Club
Franz Wiedemann
Seymour Gentry
Frank Ligeett
Haskell
Cecelia Cosgrove
Eula Smith
Wallach Eagleshield
Williamette Blakeshalys
Frances Praught
Carol Martell
Soloman Shalefoe
Oscar Ithma
Gentry
Melvin Miller
Otto Hunzicker
R. S. Fox
Betty Jean Abels
Massachusetts Street
Margaret Baker
Beverly Burke
Owen Ma~lone
E. F. Abels
Fink
Mrs Schleppy Returns From Kansas City News
Mrs. M. J. Schleppy of 1012 Rhode Island street came back Wednesday after visiting Kansas City to care for her granddaughter Mrs. Margaret Rauter who had been ill for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Schleppy
Rhodes Island Street
Kansas City
Margaret Rauter
Oskaloosa Community Notes Mention Visits and Schools
Oskaloosa residents report visits from Topeka and Kansas City relatives. Mr and Mrs Charles Hawk of Topeka visited Mrs Hawk’s sister, and families. Betty Perry of K U spent the weekend with her parents. John Robert Campbell, born April 23, with Dr Curry attending, remains in St Francis hospital for knee wound care. Teachers and wages updates appear for Pleasant Hill Wellman Tibbot Grayson Kilgore and Pleasant Point, with local hires and retirements noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hawk
Topeka
M. L. Gabel
Holton
Lawrence Gabel
Betty Perry
K. U
Arthur, Perry
Ralph
David
Lawrence
Corbin, Hall
Robert Campbell
Roy Johnston
Curry
John Robert
Eleanor Hannah
Wellman
Pleasant Hill
Ozwalie
Rosa Davis
Tibbot
Liss
Mildred Simpson
Dunavant
Grayson
Eddie Dessinger
John Sutton
St. Frances Hospital
Community Life Notes Include Meetings and Visits
The text details hospital care for a patient, visits to farms near Winchester, and guests from Lawrence Topeka and Los Angeles. It covers YWCA activities at Mrs Wyatt Gragg’s home, devotional themes, musical solos, and a playlet. Oskaloosa Study Club hosted by Mrs Harlin McCreight features Holmes poems, opera discussion, and a luncheon. A hospital patient’s return home is noted along with visitors from Kansas City and Lawrence. The piece closes with a community sale despite rain.
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Cian
Will Sheldon
Winchester
Charles Sparr
Lawrence
Elizabeth Slade
Aycy "Raines
Leslie Lane
Topeka
Y.W.C.A
Wyatt Gragg
Earl Harbour
Merton Rice
Simon
Olinda Ahrens
F. H. Roberts
Etta Bourne
Dee Shrader
McLouth
Oskaloosa Study Club
Harlin McCreight
E. P. Davis
Verdi
Lucie de Lammermoor
James Sturgeon
Edna Jennings
Kansas City
Wheat market rebounds on late rallies and exports
Chicago trading ends with gains offsetting early losses as strong rallies in red wheat and carryover from export demand support prices. Bears seen from British exchange rate and ample UK stocks limit upside while Argentina shipments loom as potential bear factor. Corn and oats slide. hogs and cattle mixed with typical daily volatility in Kansas City livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Argentina
United States
Great Britain
Oklahoma
Market notes mix of lamb, wool, and bonds in unsettled trade
Multiple commodity updates show weak sheep prices with ewes and lambs yielding lower bids while futures and government bonds move: Liberty bonds quoted around 43 cents, Treasury notes and bills listed with various yields. Grain and produce markets record nominal changes and light activity across Kansas City and Chicago areas.
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Santa Fe
New York
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railw Today
R. B. Lackey
Earl Martin
Eighth
Massachusetts
Albert Penland
Reer
Ss. i. i
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Emmy Low
Utton
Richard Sutton
Norway
Lawrence High
Manhattan
Manhatan
W. R. Essick
Lawrence, High School
Herbert Nunemaker
Lyle Weeks
Eugene Alford
Lemuel Rothenberger
CG. H. Daugherty
Will
Douglas Booth
Luther D. Cooper
Bullene-Skinners Garage
Anta
Ventira Club
Country Club
O.W. Maloney
Max Wilhelms
Robert Rowlands
J. B. Mack
T. D. Funk
E. C. Buehler
Funk
Galen Gorrill
Oskaloosa
A.bog
Bawieseee
Soo
Arixo
York
Banda
Taiberty Flan Jol
Liberty Float
Treasury
Kana
Dark Hart
URCA
Minnesota
Red River
Kansan Gry Produce
Egrs
Ste
Springs
Wansax City
Funk’'S Mortuary
Ambulance Service
T. J. Sweeney
L. N. Lewis
A. Waed
M. Fitzpatrick
George Dunkley
G. E. Friend
Jacob Sadsky
Robert A. Steele
G. A. Smart
Rehan Ee
Peoples State Bank
Business Directory
Cities Service Oil ‘Co
C. S
Lawrence Hatchery
Mans
Long Oil CO
Jellison Garage
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