Republican selects Dr Glenn Frank to head policy panel
In St Louis the Republican national executive committee named Dr Glenn Frank former Wisconsin president to lead a new policy forming committee. John D M Hamilton, in Chicago, outlined a 135 to 140 member steering group including prominent politicians, industrialists, educators, and leaders from across the nation. Invitations went to Hoover and Dawes as honorary chairs.
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St. Louis
Republican National Executive Committee
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
John D. M. Hamilton
Chicago
Frankins
de Hamilton
National Committee
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Cecil B. de Mille
Edward M. Duffield
New Jersey
Prudential Life Insurance Company
Frank E. Gannett
Ogden M. Reid
New_York Herald-Tribune
John H. Trumbull
Connecticut
James G. Harbord
Radio Corporation of America
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Sewell Avery
Montgomery Ward & Co
Stanley A. Easton
Coeur D'Alene
Idaho
St. Joseph
Helen C. Zwick
Boar
University’. of
Missouri
William G. Reed
Seattle
W. M. Chadbourne
Francis E. Rivers
Orville Bullington
Beloit
State Board of’ Regents
W. A. Long
Fowler
Stockman
Republican State Committee
Jesse Harper
Sitka
Notre Dame University
Herbert Hoover
Alf M. Landdon
G.O.P
Frank Knox
Landon
Charles G. Dawes
Hamilton
Topeka
Glenn Tank
Republican National
Pittsburg
Kan
Frank
Kansas
F.W. Brinkerhoff
Kansas Day Club
Brinkerhoff
Test Your Knowledge On Whose Radio Debut Bob Burns Appeared
Question prompts readers to check classified page for seven knowledge items and answers. It asks who Bob Burns debuted on radio, requests the capital of Maryland, defines a post mortem examination, and includes garbled references to language and a representative named John J.
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Bob Burns
Maryland
John J
Induction of Acacia Lodge No 9 Officers at Masonic Temple
Forrest L. Noll was installed as master of Acacia lodge No 9 KE Birch presided as installing official Edward Hope served as grand marshal. Other officers installed included Benjamin P. Baker Richard B. Stevens Frank C. Whipple and John H. Parker with Alfred H. Sluss Marion A. Barlow Arthur W. Dougan Verne M. Smith and William H. Eastman as appointive officers. Harold S. Preston presented the master's square and Charles E. Louk presented the past master's jewel to retiring master Harold S. Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Forrest L. Noll
Acacia Lodge No. 9
KE. Birch
Cicer
Edward Hope
Benjamin P. Baker
Richard B. Stevens
Frank C. Whipple
John H. Parker
Alfred H. Sluss
Marion A. Barlow
Arthur W. Dougan
Verne.m. Smith
William H. Eastman
Tyler
Harold S. Preston
Charles E. Louk
Christmas Spirit Fills KU Campus News
KU students wrap exams and holiday plans as professors extend kind wishes. Fraternity parties and carols mark the season alongside alumni gatherings, a campus minstrel show, and charity efforts for ill journalism student Joe Coch rane.
R O T C Barbecue Program Features Music Boxing
University ROTC barbecue at the armory drew KU faculty, businessmen, and National Guard officers. Sergt William Kollender directed cuisine while Captain Catlin’s Lone Star CCC provided musical entertainment. CCC boxers Stanton, Taylor, Robinson, West, Fisher, Augustus, Benton, Love fought as boxers with Jim Rupert refereeing.
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University
Armory
Eighth
Nee
Hempathre Streets
K. U
National Guard
William Kollender
Captain Catlin
Lone Star CCC Company
Manuel Thompson
H. M. Tolson
Caskell
Ira Issues
Pete Chosa
Max Keshick
Frank Push
CCC
Stanton
Taylor
Robinson
West
Fisher
Augustus
Benton
Love
Jim Rupert
Haskell
Christmas Fantasy drama set at Baptist church
The Baptist church drama group will present A Christmas Fantasy a four scene drama with tableaux at 7 30 Sunday evening in the church sanctuary Eighth and Kentucky The play written by Mrs R S Brooks and others is directed by Mrs Brooks and features a large cast from the high school department Proceeds support Sunset Home Concordia Kansas White Gift service includes scenes such as The Children of Israel in Babylon and The Shepherds on the Hillside with a full music and instrumental program led by Mr Thomas
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the Baptist Church Drama Group
Eighth
Kentucky
R. S. Brooks
Lowell Bailey
Bob Brooks
Madonna
Edith Olmstead
Angel
Marian Bliesner
Howard Koelh
Gene Haynes
Mr. Thomas
Lawrence Kiwanis elects Brinkman to board
At a Lawrence Kiwanis meeting Henry Brinkman was chosen to fill the unexpired term of Harold Allen who has become a vice president of the club. The Merchants Bureau plans to drop the free parcel wrapping station this year to test public reaction amid high operation costs and many calls showing support for the service. John Andrews of the Lawrence Choral Union named the executive committee including Mrs. E Dooley Mrs. George Lohman Mrs. Russell Wiley Corlett Cotton J. R. Holmes Van Bruner Rev. Howard Koelb and Prof. Ray Brewster.
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University
Union
Waldemar Gelich
Allen Crafton
Harold Barr
First Christian Church
Paul B. Lawson
John Ise
Howard C. Taylor
Lawrence Kiwanis Club
Henry Brinkman
Harold Allen
Merchants Bureau
John Andrews
The
Lawrence Choral Union
E. Dooley
George Lohman
Russell Wiley
Corlett Cotton
J. R. Holmes
van Bruner
Howard Koelb
Ray Brewster
H. W. Hargiss
Harvest Moon
George M. Beal
H. G. Barr
Dixie Land
Harold Jenkins
Dixie ‘Strutters
Ball
Mr. Ise
Bear meat from 550 pound bear sold at Hunter Brothers
Bill Green's big black bear, obtained from Pratt by the state fish and game department, was butchered last Wednesday and sold at Hunter Brothers' grocery store. Ray McClure did the butchering and the meat is curing in the store cooler. The bear weighed 550 pounds and the meat will sell at the same price as beef.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Green
State Fish and Game Department
Pratt
Hunter Brother
Ray McClure
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence Area
Earl W. Roper of 909 West Sixth Street dies at Lawrence Memorial Hospital aged 43. Survived by wife Lucille and eight children. Funeral plans not set. Mrs. T. W. Convoy of Stillwell reported dead. services in Stillwell Saturday at 9 AM. The Convoys, long-time Lawrence residents, had a golden wedding anniversary on October 11. Surviving Mrs Convoy includes husband five daughters and one son.
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Earl W. Roper
West Sixth Street
T. W. Conroy Ward
T. W. Convoy
Stillwell
Kan
Convoy
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Judge Grants Claim of Fern Kennedy Against Estate
Judge Hugh Means in district court today awarded Fern Kennedy a total judgment of 386 for services to Walter King during his illness. The award follows an appeal by Lee King, administrator of the estate, from a probate court decision that had given Fern Kennedy 350. The higher court added 36 to the probate amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern . Kennedy
Hugh Means
Walter H. King
Lee King
Menger
Fern Kennedy
Walter King
Simpson to Offer Organ Recital on Station KFKU
Guy Criss Simpson, organ and piano instructor at K U, will present an organ recital on station KFKU tomorrow at 6 p m. The program includes the First Movement from Gothic Symphony and continues with selections drawn from his repertoire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Criss Simpson
K. U
KFKU
Plan C P A Wolf Hunt Plans Set for New Year Day
Douglas County C P A announces officers to direct the annual wolf hunt. A planning meeting for all interested is set at Scott Casey's home on Fitzpatrick farm, north of Kanwaka, Sunday, December 19 at 10 oclock. The drive will cover about 35 square miles on the Fitzpatrick farm.
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Douglas County
Scott Casey
Fitzpatrick Farm
Kanwaka
Baer vs Hogan Lightweight Fight Broadcast at MSG Tonight
WREN will air the 10 round heavyweight bout between Buddy Baer and Eddie Hogan from Madison Square Garden tonight at 9. Clem McCarthy will provide the blow by blow play by play with George Hicks announcing between rounds.
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Wren
Buddy Baer
Maxie
Eddie Hogan
Boston
Madison Square Garden
Clem McCarthy
Ace Fights
George’ Hicks
Seal sale announced at gas office in Massachusetts street
Mrs. Rachel Flory announced today that T B seals will be available at the gas office 733 Massachusetts street for anyone wishing to purchase them. Envelopes containing checks in payment for seals mailed to the homes may also be left at the gas office. Mrs. Flory is in charge of the sale.
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T. B
Massachusetts Street
Rachel Flory
Flory
Miss Larson to Speak at Methodist Men’s Forum
Miss Mary E. Larson assistant professor of zoology will address the Methodist Men’s Forum class Sunday morning at 9 45 in Funk’s chapel. Dean Brooks senior in the college at K U will play a trombone solo. Class members urged to be present.
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Larson
Mary E. Larson
Methodist Men’s’ Forum
Funk's Chapel
Dean Brooks
K. U
Concordia Moorhead Tops Pittsburg State Teachers in Hard Fought Win
Concordia Moorhead propelled by Vernon Law's 11 point burst built a 19 to 10 halftime lead to defeat Pittsburg State Teachers. Max Maletz led Pittsburg with 11 points as the final score showed Concordia ahead in Pittsburg last night.
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Concordia Pittsburg
Kan
Concordia College of Moorhead
Minn
Pittsburg State
Vernon Law
Concordia
Max Maletz
Pittsburgh
Fight For Your Lady opens at Granada with Boles Lupino
John Boles stars as an American concert singer who leaves London after a breakup and meets Ida Lupino, with Jack Oakie providing laughs. The farcical plot centers on a jealous fiancé and a duel in a light comedy setting. Supporting roles include Margot Grahame Erik Rhodes and Billy Gilbert. Shorts program precedes feature. Pershing visit noted.
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Granada
John Boles
Jack Oakie
Ida Lupino
Margot Grahame
Erik Rhodes
Billy Gilbert
London
Miss Grahame
Miss Lupino
Rhodes
Europe
Boles
Four KU Students Undergo Operations at Watkins Memorial
Four University of Kansas students had surgical operations today at Watkins Memorial hospital. They are Edgar Leigh and Kenneth Moses from Lawrence, Jane Davison of McLouth, and John Waugh of Mankato.
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University of Kansas
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Edgar Leigh
Kenneth Moses
Lawrence
Jane Davison
McLouth
John Waugh
Mankato
Engagement Announced in Lawrence Matrimonial Plans
Miss Suel La Vergne Whitzel of Lawrence becomes engaged to Keith Starr son of Mr and Mrs Morris B Starr of Eudora. The announcement came at a dinner hosted by Miss Mary L Giesemann at Evans Hearth. The event featured a U shaped table for twenty five with white and silver decor and tiny silver tree favors symbolizing courtship.
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Suel la Vergne Whitzel
Lawrence
Keith Starr
Morris B. Starr
Eudora
Mary. L. Giesemann
Evans Hearth
Sigma Kappa
Gilbert
Daughters Host Christmas Meeting at Lawrence Club
The Lawrence Woman's Club held a Christmas program for 27 nursery school children at 688 New Hampshire Street. Mrs. Corey read the Christmas story as children sang carols under Mrs. Blanche Yeaton’s direction. Each child received fruit candy and a toy. a Christmas tree decorated the room.
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Lawrence Woman’s Club
Christmaas
New Hampshire Street
Erna Corey
Lloyd Purcell
Personal notices of Christmas travel and visits across states
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bruckmiller depart tomorrow for Phoenix to spend Christmas with daughters Leta and Stella. Mrs. John Pyle and Mrs. Harry Silvers of Excelsior Springs arrive early next week to stay with Mr. and Mrs. George Bullene. Mrs. Dorothy Smith of West Hartford arrives for an extended visit with Mrs. H P Jones and Dr. Jones. Mrs. R A Schwegler, Sr. returns from Rochester after a successful operation. Mrs. F W Gaunt and Mrs. Nell McClain return from Louisiana and Oklahoma City visits. McClain heads home to Kansas City. C M Robertson spends the day in Kansas City.
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Carl Bruckmiller
Phoenix
Ariz
Leta
Stella
John Pyle
Harry Silvers
Excelsior
Springs
Mineral Wells
Tex
George Bullene
Dorothy Smith
West Hartford
Jones
R. A. Schwegler, Sr
Rochester
Minn
Nell McClain
Local Travel Notices From Quick OCR Fragments
Joseph and Mrs J Gr Dameron spend holidays in Kansas City. J Landon remains in Tonganoxie while Miss Dorothy Cummings travels to Lansing Michigan.
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Joseph
J. Gr Dameron
Kansas City
V.' J. Landon
Tonganoxie
Dorothy Cummings
Lansing
Mich
Descendant of Sitting Bull Urges Privacy
Evelyn Walsh also known as Waste, a senior at Willamette University in Salem, Ore, says she resents publicity as granddaughter of Sitting Bull. She doubts rumors of tepee living, discusses archery, and notes marriage proposals after a fellow student wrote a story about her. Her home is Fort Peck reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Ore
Evelyn Walsh
Fort Peck Reservation
Sitting Bull
Ambassadors of China and Japan Attend Roosevelt Reception
President Roosevelt greeted about 1 000 guests including the Japanese ambassador Hiroji Saito and the Chinese envoy at the annual diplomatic reception last night in Washington. The ambassadors were among a large group of dignitaries that met the president and other officials in a formal evening event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Women’s Club
Memorial Union Building
Washington
Roosevelt
Hiroji Saito
Japan
Sixty Six Vote Fraud Case Appears Before Judge
In Kansas City on December 17, two six defendants indicted on plea of entitles face proceedings. Juste Otis ordered vigguance of Cervantes for five others who failed to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas
Juste Otis
Cervantes
Body of convict found at Topeka unloading site
The body of Floyd Ramey, a convict at the state penitentiary in Lansing, was found in a coal car during unloading at a state hospital in Topeka. He had been missing since Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Floyd
Ramey
Nn State Penitentiary
Lansing
Bausch & Lomb Declares Special Employees Dividend
Rochester based Bausch and Lomb Optical announces more than 100000 dollars will be distributed this week to nearly 4000 employees at its Rochester plants as a special employees dividend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester, N. Y
Bausch & Lomb Optical Company
Married by Probate Judge Weds Lawrence Man and Kansas City Woman
Edward A. Samuelson of Lawrence and Ann Costello of Kansas City Missouri were married in a probate court ceremony conducted this morning by Probate Judge L H Menger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward ‘A. ‘Samuelson
Lawrence
Ann Costello
Kansas ‘City
LH. Menger
Globe Teachers Group Meeting At Myrle Rielly Home
The Globe teachers group met at Myrle Rielly’s home in Enter prise district on Tuesday evening. Christmas gifts were exchanged and refreshments were served.
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Globe ‘Teachers’ Group
Globe Teachers’ Group
Myrle’Rielly
Enterprise
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