KU Band Camp Ends After Summer Season
Midwestern camp near University of Kansas closes season with 70 musicians in both band and orchestra, many high school artists from nine states and Florida. Guest conductors from Kansas City to Chicago led two Sunday concerts ending with Grainger London Derray Air and tearful goodbyes.
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Florida
Grainger
K. U
Russell L. Wiley
David T. Lawson
Topeka High School
de Robertis
Kansas City
Ralph
el- Rush
Cleveland Heights
Ludwig William Hebeiprieit
Dallas
Tex
Atchison, Kan
Harold Bachman
Chicago
Camp program may expand after third season
Graduate activities include athletics picnics and side trips among camp students. With maintenance facilities nearly unlimited and two nearby camps at Lincoln Nebraska and Warrensburg Missouri closed, enrollment is expected to rise next summer. Directors and advisers plan improvements for next year.
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Lincoln
Nebr
Warrensburg
Quiz of General Knowledge Questions
A mixed set of trivia covering world regions near the South Pole Manila location in the Philippines 1938 Wimbledon men's singles winner an electrical insulator taxidermy interpretation of a shellfish czar nicknamed the Terrible seven sided figure name of Howard Hughes plane for world flight location of the Aswan Dam Noahs sons principal river in Nebraska collective name for outer solar system planets white light larger area Canada vs United States National League All Stars versus American League All Stars count highest U S Army rank crustaceans lobster crab shrimp classification capital of Tasmania country with largest navy at WWI start alien naturalization military service requirement for U S naturalization
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South Pole
Philippines
Manila
Eng
Russia
Howard Hughes
Assuan Dam
Three Sons of
Noah
Nebraska
U.S.A
Canada
National League All Starg
U. S. Army
Animal Kingdom
Tasmania
U. S
Reed senatorial campaign to close on Kansas network
Lawrence reports Clyde M Reed campaign efforts closing tonight with Heard in Lawrence by William Allen White at 7 15 and Frank McFarland on WIBW at 9 15 The Emancipation day celebration in Lincoln Park was postponed due to the league chairmans absence with no new date set Yet temperatures climbed from 90 to 98 and 97 at key times A local arrest notes a guilty plea for an over parking charge and a fine of one dollar Lib erty High School appoints Garvin Gillum as commerce instructor occupying the Perry home at 2209 Rhode Island Street pending transfer from physical education
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William Allen White
Emporia
Kansas
Frank McFarland
WIBW
Clyde M. Reed
Lincoln Park
Colored Voters League
M. Foster
Garvin Gillum
Liberty High School
L. R. Perry
Rhode Island
Perry
School figures relocate as Wood home sale noted
A school official described as the coach at East High is moving to Wichita for a school position after purchasing the Edd A. Wood home at 2224 Barker Avenue, while the junior high teacher will coach basketball and serve as director of physical education across all city schools.
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East High
Edd A. Wood
Barker Areue
Wood
Wichita
Deaths and Funerals F I Carter and Others
F I Carter aged 80 died suddenly at his nephew Thomas Carter home in Los Angeles Funeral services planned in Los Angeles Tuesday August 22 with interment in California Mrs F I Carter to remain in California about two weeks before returning to Lawrence Survived by widow two sons Russell D Carter Hempstead LI NY and William Carter Lawrence and daughter Mrs J F Stubeck Lawrence Robert Martin aged 70 died Thursday July 28 in Omaha Funeral services in Omaha Wednesday 2 PM Burial in Omaha Survived by five sisters and a niece Frances Thomas of Omaha George Geiger brother of Mrs George Hardtarfer died Saturday at his home in Hetler Kan Funeral services held in Hetler this afternoon
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F. I. Carter
Thomas Carter
Los Angeles
California
Lawrence
Robert Martin
Omaha
Neb
Martin
Hattie Grice
Kathryn Leighton
Amd
Emma B. Rennick
Pantrenss
J.N. Thomas
M . P. S. Pate
Frances Thomas
George Geiger
George Hardtarfer
North of
Hetler
Kan
Corn growing weather forecast for Kansas
Topeka reports continued corn growing weather with temperatures rising only slightly. Federal meteorologist S D Flora predicts no rain for the next 86 hours after scattered showers. Maximums should hit 95 to 100 degrees tomorrow, with yesterday at Phillipsburg reaching 100. Clear skies expected statewide with lows near 70 in the east and 65 to 70 in the west.
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Topeka
Kansas
S. D. Flora
Flora
Phillipsburg
Milligan Assures Stark of FBI Cooperation in Primary
Kansas City Aug 1 Gov Lloyd C Stark sought help to curb WPA political activity in the upcoming primary. U S District Attorney Maurice Milligan pledged full cooperation from his office and the FBI. Milligan had led prosecutions of Kansas City voter fraud cases and telegraphed Stark with the promise to assist.
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Kansas City
Lloyd C. Stark
U.S
Maurice Milligan
Milligan
Federal Bureau of Investigation
WPA
Stark
Sam Blair
Dwight Brantley
FBI
Voting places in Lawrence list by ward and precinct
A historical notice lists voting locations for Lawrence across wards and precincts. It names Pinckney school, police station, manual school, City hall, Unitarian church, Coker's candy store, No 2 Fire Station, Memorial High school, Nieder's service station, Hun singer's garage, Courthouse, and Woodlawn school as polling sites.
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Pinckney School
Manual School
City Hall
Unitarian Church
Coker’s
Memorial High School
Nieder
Hunsinger’s
Courthouse
Woodlawn School
Stripp Sold to Bees in Cash Deal
St. Louis announces the sale of veteran third baseman Joe Stripp to the Boston Bees for cash. Stripp arrived with the Cardinals after last winter’s trade sending Leo Durocher to the Dodgers. No financial terms were disclosed.
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Stripp
Bees
Joe Stripp
Boston Bees
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Leo Durocher
Brooklyn Dodgers
Logan for state treasurer gains Douglas county support
A. W. Logan of Quenemo seeks the Republican nomination for state treasurer with broad backing from Douglas county friends. Logan formerly worked with the Standard Life insurance company and is noted for his tenure in the state department of inspections and registrations where he increased revenues and reduced evasions of the law.
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A. W. Logan
Quenemo
Douglas County
Logan
Standard Life Insurance Company
State Department
A. W
Bert) Logan
Mistrial Declared in Harlan Anti-Labor Case
In London Kentucky on August 1 a mistrial was ordered in the Harlan anti labor conspiracy trial after the jury reported they were hopelessly deadlocked.
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London
Recital Tonight by Advanced Summer Session Students
Young piano voice and violin pupils from Ruth Orcutt Howard C Taylor Alice Moncrieff Meribah Moore Irene Peabody and Waldemar Gelich perform in a free evening program at Frank Stronghall auditorium at 8 o'clock. The program features varied classical works and vocal selections from the studios of noted teachers. The event is open to the public with no charge.
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School’ of Fine Arts
Frank Stronghall
Ruth Crcutt
Howard C. Taylor
Alice Moncrieff
Meribah Moore
Irene Peabody
Waldemar’ Gelich
Bull- Spencer Humoreske
Jean Murra
Ruth ¢ Orcutt
Iaksinbentetooties
Harriet Ware
Viola I Heitschmidt
Brahms
Eva Jessye
Jerdon
Oeeseptersinganteneraaes
Elinor Warren Carroll Nickels
Brahms _ Irene Oliver
Debussy Elia Franz
Vivian Brown
Beers Pleads Not Guilty After Friday Arraignment
Beers pleaded not guilty at a Friday arraignment. A hearing was scheduled for today to determine next steps in the case.
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Beers
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