Lawrence Journal World Archives, Aug 26, 1936, p. 2

Kansas University Honor Roll Lists 280 Scholars

An honor roll of 280 liberal arts and sciences students at the University of Kansas was announced by Dean Paul B. Lawson. Among named students are dozens from Lawrence and many others from cities including Topeka and Wichita, with a mix of juniors, sophomores, freshmen and one special student recognized for exceptional work. Seniors are not listed.

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College of Liberal Arts and Sciences University of Kansas Paul B. Lawson Lawrence Phi Beta Kappa Hawaii Katherine Olive Aston E. Imogene Beamer Beulah Hollingsworth Chiapusse Margaret Coleman Barbara E Gollt Geraldine Griffith Hil Delphia Darrene Leuk Martin Joseph Maloney Barbara Pendleton Jean Louise Russell seMary Esther Rutter Rene Dorothy Schaake Patricia Edson Tombaueh Bunker Hill Earl William Shaffer Caney—tJohn Merritt Rounds Coffeyville Florence Anthony Ca Concordia Martha Elizabeth Feterson Detroit Mary Elizabeth Dunlap Emporia Louise Arline Yeomans Gardner Marian Craig Hays Corder Travis Brown Herington Lela Agnes Edlin Humboldt tDoris Flaine Kent Hutchinson tRoy Lee Steinheimer Jr tJoe Scott Youns Independence tAnita Marie Rottler Iola—tRegina Ramona Steimel Kansas City Torris Louis Friedman Dorothy Handley Hodge John Anthony Pole Lharned—tEdward Arnsberger Charles Francis Manlove Marysville Ross Marshall Robertson Moline Donald Edwin Ames Nickerson Victor Meormian Osage City Clark Coker Foster Mable Louise Doolitue Joplin James Warold Grow Mt. Vernon Richard Evert Banner Auburn Neh Frances Hileen Nordlund New York Gertrude Field Hernard Berlin Garwood Ruth Eleanor Learned Willard Smith Walton Clay

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Dern Suffers Setback in Semi Conscious Condition

Washington August 26 Secretary Dern is reported in a physicians statement to be in a semi conscious condition after a restless night. The note says there is some improvement with less congestion and oedema but overall physical condition remains about the same. Family remained at his bedside through the night as President Roosevelt received updates.

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Obscure Place Names Feature Local Notice List

A dense OCR string lists numerous personal names and places such as Tulsa Oklahoma and Leavenworth Kansas, followed by memorial hospital notes and a fatal highway injury report from Gardner Kansas. The fragment preserves names like Doris Schuerman Kathryn Smith Doris Griffin Helen Levis Whitcomb and Doris...

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Vir Mae Fowler Helen Lew Tien Greh Zenith Louiselizabeth Helen Abated Dorothy Oan Randel Ach Mara William Henry Osmond Peyton Martha Ann Tinnes Raymond Jack William Reva Pila An Thelma Irene Page ardner—Theamas Herbert Moore ard—John Hoceye Hvelyn Themasen Robert Tha Jami Reed Ion City Delphine Ruth Kansas City Veto Nuwasinske Simhip Urich Ley Melvin Cox Kingsle Louis Milton’ Taylor Leavenworth Betty Barnes Larry Ye Coldren II eonardviRe Loren Otis Bohnen Dust Betty Natoma Hammond Don John Hiaries Howard Mullen, Jr Arysville Fanl Walter Moritz Willcn Watter Almond McLonth Jane Melh Anges Vine Hebert Emerson Blair Clifford Nieurge Hildreth Miora Arlene Trion Morganville Esmaiden Muchesesha Charlotte Vearl Stafford Runde, Youngberg Ssworth Tacotirs John Il Lintner Musbes John” Virgi Toy Stuckenbruck Idaho Bell Fukuore Mary Tabitha Barnes Independence John Richard Green Elaine City Blaine Bred Littooy Moore George Edward Murphy Raymond Ethridge Watson Maplewood Russell Arthur Frahm Louis Russell Arthur Frahm Louis, “Mo Sewark Len Y Joan Bradle Allen Thompson York, N. Y Michard Kenneth Satan Axel, Penis Marie Klap- Turtlesvill Ghia Dick Bhne

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Peace Conference Idea Circles Roosevelts Campaign Plan

A potential world peace conference proposed by President Roosevelt would rival Vienna and Berlin for influence, aiming to shape public opinion rather than create a military cordon. Its fate before the election remains uncertain as critics label it a campaign device, while supporters regard it as a historic push toward international cooperation.

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Ber Vienna Berlin Hearst Press Chicago Tribune League of Nations Versailles United States Wilson Paris Fiven David Lloyd George England Georges Clemenceau France Orlando Italy

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Train Kills Three On Kansas Track Near Mildred

Three unidentified men are killed when struck by a northbound Missouri Kansas Texas train near Mildred Kansas. Sheriff Warren suspects they were sleeping on the tracks and could not identify them due to severe mutilation. Eye witness Joe Canatty saw three men at a Moran station the prior evening.

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Jola Kan Mildred Clarence Warren Allen County Kansas City Joe Canatty Moran Warren

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Lawrence leaders and local workers featured in notes

Heard in Lawrence Everett Petefish, secretary of the Douglas county Republican central committee, has been ill but improved at home. A special service is set for tomorrow at 8 pm at the Salvation Army hall. Adjutant and Mrs. Henry Gambrel will lead, with the meeting at 8 o'clock. Vernon Smith of WREN was named outstanding optimist after buying a raincoat yesterday. C. P. Radcliffe of Ober's earned top sales honors for the summer. Bonehead club members at the Hotel Eldridge enjoyed northern crappie for lunch, courtesy of Rice Phelps returning from Minnesota.

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Everett Petefish Douglas County Republican Central Committee Salvation Army Hall Vermont Street Henry Gambrel Kansas City Kan Vernon Smith WREN C. P. Radcliffe Ober’s Bonehead Club Eldridge Rice Phelps Minnesota

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Susan B Anthony stamp released for collectors sale

Stamp collectors paid top price as the first three cent Susan B Anthony stamp went on sale in Washington marking the sixteenth anniversary of the ratification of the twenty first constitutional amendment. National Woman's Party members joined in a ceremony at the post office as the new issue became available nationwide tomorrow.

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Mayor Bryan of Lincoln Applies Gossip Patrol In Heat

Lincoln Aug 26 mayor Charles W Bryan former Nebraska governor says a beer lovers haunting in 107 degree heat is improper He followed a man and woman embracing into a tavern and warned the proprietor The couple moved to another tavern where the scene repeated The woman protests that the mayor invades her reputation while he defends a drunk hug as risky to a woman’s standing.

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Shot Leaving Hospital In Corsicana Kills Man

Howard H. Goodman, 45, was fatally struck by two bullets as he left a Corsicana hospital. A murder charge was filed against his wife Hattie Goodman in Judge W. T. McFadden's court. Goodman had been in the hospital for an earlier injury. A separate item notes Emporia publishing a new Kansas history titled Four Centures in Kansas by W. M. Richards and Bliss Isely, intended for elementary and junior high use, not yet adopted by the state board.

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Corsicana Tex Howard H. Goodman Hattie Goodman W. T. McFadden Goodman New History of Kansas Emporia Kan PIA W. MM. Richards Bliss Isely Wichita State Board of Education

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Brodrick Named Finance Chairman for Kansas State Party

Lynn R. Brodrick of Marysville has been appointed finance chairman for Kansas by the Democratic national committee. The appointment was communicated by National Chairman James A. Farley.

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Brodrick Topeka Kan Pi—Democratic Lynn R. Brodrick Marysville Kansas National Committee James A. Farley

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Oskaloosa News Highlights Homecomings and Picnic

Oskaloosa recounts visits from former residents and relatives as Mrs Inzie Lacey and daughter Mary Frances arrive for the school year. Local church service features Leonard Edmonds and William Leech with Horace Edmonds on piano. Old Settlers picnic draws thousands with music, speeches, and a Kansas City revue.

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Inzie Lacey Mary Frances Formosa Ida Worswick Presbyterian Church Oskaloosa Leonard Edmonds Carrollton William Leech Horace Edmonds Leonard Kentucky Louisvilla U Leech Virgilene Gordon Wichita Lucy Raines George Raines A. J. Huff Troy A. M. ‘Small Arvin Small Topeka Walker Coleman St. Joseph Fay Welsh Leslie Leger Lawrence Harold Memorial Hospital Leslie Otto Schofield Goodland Henry Smith Abdallah Shrine Abdallah Patrol Evan Griffith Frank McFarland Atty Ed Rooney Walter Haxman Kansas City C. B. Hosford Maude Hawk Richard Rice Nina King Marcella Hammig J. N. Johnson Cleta Voiland Abe Gilbert O. P. May John E. B. Slade Atchison Helen Hagee Valley Falls Carl Bliss Phoenix Ariz H. A. Whittaker Wahoo Neb

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Old Settlers picnic and births mention in Kansas news

Many local names attend the Old Settlers picnic including Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clough and Lois Gray. A baby son was born to the Cloughs Sunday morning. The report lists visits and travels of several families, and notes various farm market prices and regional commodity quotes from Kansas City and Chicago, including livestock and grain bids.

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Colorado Lois Gray Leslie Hammig Jack Lawrence Monroe Alice Fisher Perry Roscoe Jenkins H. L. Johnson Topeka Naomi Robert Dick Gertrude Goldman Alpha Huddleston John Sutton Dick Sutton

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Villa Eden visits and local visitors gather for a weekend

Mrs. I L White visited her daughter in Linwood while neighbors cleaned the school house and doors were installed by Papenhausen and Pettengill. Numerous relatives and friends from Lawrence Kansas City and Denver visited, and several trips to the Mark Twain home and Tom Sawyer sites were mentioned.

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I. L. White Arch Meinke 5. Bowen Linwood Mr. Papenhausen Eudora W. E. Pettengill William Torneden Alfred Seele Lawrence Godfrey Reetz Ed Milett Denver Colo Hymer Hattie Beardsley Kansas City Frank Pettengill John Beaman Near Overbrook Carl Torneden James Toyne Helen Harmon Topeka F. Parsons John Snider Anna B. Snider Fred Harmon

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Wheat and livestock markets shift amid mixed futures and receipts

Wheat futures rose early on revived European demand for Canadian wheat and stronger foreign markets but fluctuated around the prior close. Corn gained then faded, oats and fats little changed, with open interest and daily volume noted. Kansas steer and yearling prices showed declines, with cattle and hogs uneven and pork values weak. Livestock in Kansas City mixed, with steers, heifers, and feeders trading across a broad range and buyers cautious.

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Test Your Knowledge Quiz Facts

Answers cover geography science history and civics. Winooski River runs in Vermont Lehigh University is in Bethlehem Pennsylvania The bird called Poor Joe or Blue Crane is the Bohemian Waxwing A magnetometer measures magnetic fields Sir Henry Rider Haggard was a British writer and explorer The currency unit in Switzerland is the Swiss franc John Quider was a fictional name in a quiz context The most populous city in Alaska is Anchorage The Strait of Magellan lies at the southern tip of South America The capital of Florida is Tallahassee

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Winooski River Lehigh University Sir Henry Rider Haggard Switzerland John Quider Alaska South America Florida

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Market recovery highlights diverse industrials and grains

The report notes renewed highs for major firms like Montgomery Ward United Air General Electric and Johns Manville amid an accentuated recovery in heavy industry. Wheat and corn show slight gains while bond activity remains uneven and investors monitor foreign outlooks.

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Tuck Montgomery Ward United Air U. S Ing General Electric Johns-Manville Zenith Radio Allis-Chalbers Altho

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Kansas University Honor Roll Lists 280 Scholars

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Dern Suffers Setback in Semi Conscious Condition

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Obscure Place Names Feature Local Notice List

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Peace Conference Idea Circles Roosevelts Campaign Plan

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Train Kills Three On Kansas Track Near Mildred

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Lawrence leaders and local workers featured in notes

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Susan B Anthony stamp released for collectors sale

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Mayor Bryan of Lincoln Applies Gossip Patrol In Heat

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Shot Leaving Hospital In Corsicana Kills Man

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Brodrick Named Finance Chairman for Kansas State Party

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Oskaloosa News Highlights Homecomings and Picnic

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Old Settlers picnic and births mention in Kansas news

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Villa Eden visits and local visitors gather for a weekend

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Wheat and livestock markets shift amid mixed futures and receipts

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