Summary of CSEP Projects at University of Kansas
Administration notes employment applications for the College Student Employment Program due by August 10. Mary Olsen reports on 500 plus CSEP students, with over 1,200 applications for 420 undergraduates and 40 graduates. Highlights include insect cataloging, expanded extension library packages, a brain stem model for neurology teaching, a series of scale historical dwellings, wind force apparatus, medicinal plant studies, and digests of federal agencies and municipal home rule.
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University of Kansas
Mary Olsen
CSEP
National Youth Administration
Olsen
R. H. Beamer
American Medical Association
Kansas City
Kansas
Hamilton on Coast Flies to Yakima After Planes Trouble
Spokane August 8 Republican Chairman John D. M. Hamilton began his Washington push with a flying campaign headquarters and will desert the big transport A. L. Shultz to travel by small plane to Yakima due to inadequate airport facilities. He spent the day visiting Idaho and addressing four audiences before failing to meet Senator William Borah who toured Couer d Alene prior to Hamilton. He assailed the financial, responsibility and party issues in a broad pre election tour through northern counties.
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Spokane
Wash
Washington
John D.M. Hamilton
A. L. Shultz
Republican Party
Hamilton
Yakima
Benith
Idaho
William E. Borah
Althe Borah
Couer d'Alene
Democratic address frames policy as protection of government
In an outdoor speech last night the speaker rejected campaign rhetoric, urging that the contest is about whether the government remains in American hands or falls under Roosevelt’s influence. He plans travel from Yakima to Seattle before a Saturday speech in Facemen, and notes a Texas campaign against theft. Rural Cedar Creek poultry farmers dye chicken feathers to deter thieves, hoping bright colors deter pilferage.
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Hamilton
Yakima
Seattle
Bastrop
Texas
Paultry
Cedar Creek
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Messy Clues
A scrambled crossword puzzle list with many garbled clues and partial answers from a newspaper page. It includes across and down entries for commonly themed words, but the text is heavily corrupted with misspellings and misread letters, making several clues unreadable and several answers indeterminable.
Church Organist Gerald Cole to Play Sunday Service
Gerald Cole, a promising University of Kansas organist, will perform at First Christian Church Sunday at 10 15 AM. Joe M Williams will sing It Is Enough, Mendelssohn. Arthur Fielder will play cello obligato. Rev Seth W Slaughter will preach on How can you keep the professional and business man human enough to be a neighbor to the man who labors with his hands.
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Gerald Cole
University of Kansas
Joe M. Williams
Mendelssohn
Arthur Fielder
Seth W. Slaughter
Bush transplanted through generations in Mantington tale
A century old Camellia or centennial bush grows in the yard of Miss Mary Eliza Herrington of Mantington Texas. The original bush came with Herrington's grandmother from North Carolina before Texas statehood. The family moved twice, each time carrying a piece to transplant in new locations.
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Mary Eliza Herrington
Mantington
M Herrington
Texas
North Carolina
Zioncheck's Death Ends Wild Career
Seattle August report says congressman Marion Zioncheck died after leaping from a fifth story window in his campaign offices. Coroner ruled death by own action. note found was incoherent. Bride of four months witnessed the tragedy. brother-in-law and psychiatrist cautioned family. Zioncheck had volatile Capitol life and recent detention in Maryland.
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Seattle
Marion A. Zioncheck
Zioncheck
William Nadeau
Washington State
National Capital
Maryland
Otto Mittelstadt
Frid
Nadeau
Edward D. Moedemaker
W. H. McFarlane
Moror
Ife
Mittelstadt
Zioncheck's turbulent career fuels third term bid
Washington representative Zioncheck, elected in 1932 and recently remarried to Rubye Nix, has a history of sensational episodes from a 1930s switchboard stunt to an escape from a Maryland mental hospital. After a high-profile honeymoon in Puerto Rico, he faced police incidents and a White House visit with beer bottles. He briefly withdrew from re election plans but then reversed to run again despite a crowded field.
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Washington State
Ina
Maryland
Nadeau
Rubye Nix
Texarkana
Tex
Washington
Zioncheck
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
White House
Roosevelt
Rites for Zioncheck near in Washington obituary and court actions
Washington memorial rites for Marion A. Zioncheck unfold as officials plan participation from Speaker Bankhead to attend his funeral. Kenneth R. Romney recalls Zioncheck's escapades, while doctors warned of risks after a Towson hospital incident. Also noted are two divorce filings by Anna Moore and Vion Herick.
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Washington
Marion A. Zioncheck
Seattle
Alabama
Bankhead
Committee of Representatives
Kenneth R. Romney
House of Representatives
Romney
Zioncheck
Towson
Vivorce
District Court
Anna Moore
LaVerne Moore
Vion Herick
Lloyd Herick
NEXT WEEK'S MOVIES AT GRANADA AND DICKINSON THEATERS
Barbara Stanwyck and Robert Young lead His Brother's Wife at Granada Theater for Sunday through Thursday. Will Rogers and Janet Gaynor star in State Fair at Dickinson Theater with showings Sunday to Wednesday. other titles and venues listed in local notices.
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Barbara Stanwyck
Robert Young
Granada Theater
Will Rogers
Janet Gayner
Dickinson Theater
Democrats Set To Open Topeka Campaign HQ In Kansas
Kansas Democrats will open campaign headquarters in Topeka to support Prent Roosevelt and state ticket nominees. CM Fitzwilliam, state committee chairman, announced after a conference with party leaders who chose Topeka over Wichita. Headquarters to open within ten days to two weeks. Republicans will run their state campaign from here as well.
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Topeka
Mittee
Wichita
Fitzwilliam
Melvin's Dog Presents Himself for Treatment
Melvin's 14 year old dog Bus hiked over two miles to seek relief from an ulcerated tooth. After a prior visit to Dr I J Pierson at 219 East Ninth Street, the molar was lanced. The dog returned home then seemed better, but jaw swelling returned prompting another trip to the Pierson office where the tooth will be pulled today.
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George Melvin
Ninth Street
Pierson
Sina of Man at Dickinson studio delivers strong drama
Jean Hersholt stars as a church leader in a small Italian border village with Don Ameche and Allen Jenkins in supporting roles. The life tale moves from tragedy to a happy ending as a devoted simple man’s faith is rewarded. Short units include a news reel Betty Boop and Paramount Varieties. Twenty eighth street between Sixth and Seventh avenues in New York is the city cut flower center known as the street of the flower shops.
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Jean Hersholt
Don Ameche
Allen Jenkins
Hersholt
Paramount
Twenty-eighth Street
Sixth and
Seventh Avenues
New York City
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Louise Dresser
Frank Craven
Victor Jory
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Mi West
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Lewa
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Armstrong
Barbara
San Francisco
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Leon
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Virginia
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Wheeler & Woolsey
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