Pottery Glazes In Kansas Raise Fresh Study Findings
University of Kansas reports on local clay quality and glaze materials. D M Swarthout details Kansas clay supplies for pottery and glazes, noting cost benefits to the university and other schools, plus design and music programs within the School of Fine Arts. He urges a new fine arts building, expanded scholarships, graduate courses, and improved auditorium space for stage productions. A Kansas Power and Light lineman, Clarence Neaderhiser, 25, was killed when a cable released poles he was unloading, crushing him after he stumbled during the accident in Hutchinson.
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University of Kansas
Kansas
D. M. Swarthout
School of Fine Arts
University
Norman Plummer
Swarthout
Department of Design
Lawrence
Little Symphony
KFKU
School of Business
Hutchinson, Kan
Clarence Neaderhiser
Kansas Power and Light Company
Neuderhiser
Solomon
Kan
Beck Orders Probe of Election Fraud Charges
Topeka reports that Attorney General Clarence V. Beck ordered Will Johns and Morton Cole to Cherokee County to investigate election fraud charges. Candidates and citizens allege ballots cast by aliens and minors in counties where voting registration was not required. Number of such ballots not disclosed. investigators depart this afternoon.
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Topeka
Clarence V. Beck
Will Johns
Morton Cole
Cherokee County
Beck
TWO YOUTHS IN CUSTODY
Oklahoma officers arrest two youths in connection with a fatal beating. Buck Walsh, a 54 year old cowboy and rancher, dies at a local hospital. Donald Parks, 20, is expected back from Oklahoma City. Alfred Arrington, 21, held at the county jail after arrest in Buffalo. Funeral services set for 8:00 p.m. Thursday in Woodward.
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Buffalo
James G. Young
Walsh
Local Businessman Walsh Tied to Notable Oklahoma Figure
A fragment notes Walsh, once a business partner of John Gerlach and the father-in-law of Oklahoma's senator-elect Josh Lee, involved in a matter at his home on October 31. The partial text hints at a connection to prominent local figures and an event surrounding that date.
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Cation
Walsh
John Gerlach
Oklahoma
U. S
Josh Lee
Ministers Deplore Beer Sale in Kansas Violating Intention
Clay county ministers meeting this week adopted a resolution condemning beer sales in Kansas as contrary to the spirit and intent of the law. They urged that beverages containing more than 1.5 percent alcohol are intoxicating and should be prohibited, criticizing evasion and technicalities that enable sale.
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Clay Center
Kan
Clay County
Kansas
University of Wichita Players Present There’s Always a Juliet
University of Wichita Players stage the three act comedy There’s Always a Juliet tonight at 8 30 in Fraser Theater. The production is an exchange with the Kansas Players at KK with U State setting and furniture brought from Wichita. Two weddings held at the probate court yesterday by Judge L H Menger included John C Northington and Vera Stanley of Topeka and Floyd Swickard of Meriden with Josephine Crump of Quenemo.
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University of Wichita Players
Fraser Theater
Kansas Players
KK. U
Wichita
L. H. Menger
John C. Northington
Vera Stanley
Topeka
Floyd Swickard
Meriden
Kan
Josephine Crump
Quenemo
Paris Designer Uses Fish to Trim Easter Bonnets
New York December 9 Pi Hats off today to Simone George a Paris milliner who trimmed a 1937 Easter bonnet with fish bladders she dyed black. The airy globules billowed like balloons on a black silk straw hat shown in Manhattan before she sailed home.
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New York
Milady
Mme
Simone George
Paris
Manhattan
France
Paris designer predicts return of spring hat height
Mme George declares fashion’s revival as seven years of hard times end. She forecasts higher hats with bold decorations including a 14 inch cog feather. The coronation is cited as the spring hat muse, with practical notes on potential coronation timing.
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Mme. George
Paris
New York
Madame George
The Volga River Stands as Europe’s Longest
The Volga is identified as the longest river in Europe, a landmark waterway flowing through Russia from Valdai Hills to the Caspian Sea, covering extensive length and historical significance.
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Volga
Europe
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Joan Bennett
Jessie Matthews
Paramount
Jean Harlow
Lew Ayres
the Iron Man
Buck. Jones
University of Wichita
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Weaver
Lanvin
Rumeur
Lavin
Leatherie
Will
Ciro
Wrisley
Lentheric
Miracle
Gardenis de
Mimzy
Corday
Lucien Lelong
Floor
Igranada
Ziegfeld
James Stewart
Carter
Ross Alexander Glenda Farrell
NE Ictus
the Family Theater
Lewis Stone
Kay Francis
Republic
Dickinson
Nuff
Bing Crosby
Madge Evans
Edith Fellows
Louie Armstrong and His
Swing Band
Irene Dunne
Theodora Goes Wild
Melvyn Douglas
Rosalind Keith
Nino Martini
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