Works Shown in Kansas City Exhibit At KU
Eleven students alumni and teachers from KU departments of drawing and design had works hung in the Midwestern artists exhibition at the Kansas City Art Institute. Mattern won a gold medal for U S 40 Kansas and an honorable mention for a portrait. Eastwood exhibited Cape Cod Sand Dunes. Other KU participants included Yost Swenson Hatton Jackson Schreider Railshack Mannon and Rice. Judges were Meyric Rogers and Wilbur Peat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Art Institute
Karl Mattern
U.S. 40
Kansas
Lecompton
Federal Road
Raymond Eastwood
Cape Cod Sand Dunes
EK. U: Fine Arts
Phillip ‘Yost. Lawrence
Valerie’ Swenson
Kansas City
Clara Hatton
K. U
Ethlyne Jackson
Isabel Schreider
Atchison
Katherine Railshack
Paul ‘Mannon
Lawrence
Wilbur Peat
John Herron
Indianapolis
Lawrence teachers recap Wichita Kansas Educators event
Lawrence educators attended a Kansas Educators Club convention in Wichita with about 600 attendees. Superintendent C. E. Birch and Neal M. Wherry were present. Wherry was elected secretary-treasurer. Irma B. Spangler and Edyth Salvesen also attended. Governor Paul McNutt spoke on state school measures. yearbooks were distributed and Birch wrote about Indian Education at Haskell Institute in the February issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kansas
Wichita
C. E. Birch
Neal M. Wherry
Wherry
Irma B. Spangler
Lawrence Educational Council
Edyth Salvesen
Paul McNutt
Indiana
Kansas Educators Club
Haskell
Birch
KU Law Professor Dr Frank Strong to Take Six Month Leave
Dr Frank Strong professor of law and former chancellor of the University of Kansas has been granted a six month leave of absence announced by Chancellor S H Lindley. Strong who since 1920 taught in KU law school has been ill and absent this fall. Milton A Kallis of Chicago will take Strong’s classes for the second semester.
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Frank Strong
University of Kansas
Strong
K. U
Sheen
Law
Milton A. Kallis
Chicago
Speen
Robert McNair. Davis
Slaw ‘School
Kallis
University of Chicago
George Washingston University
Northwestern , University
Harvard
John Miller Farm Barn Destroyed In Night Fire
A barn three and a half miles south of Endora on the John Miller farm was fully engulfed by fire about 11 o clock Saturday night. Three cows, eight turkeys, hay, feed, poultry, and harness were lost. The John Miller property is now occupied by the Williams family. Mr Williams woke to the blaze and tried to contain it with help from others. Neither the barn nor its contents were insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Miller
Endora
Two Cafes Closed and Moore Studio Planned on Massachusetts Street
Two cafes at 719 and 723 Massachusetts Street closed today. Palms Cafe, 719, had Bircher as manager since January. Carpenter's Cafe at 723 also shut, with baldinee and fixtures removed. A new Moore Studio at 721 Massachusetts Street will open after interior remodeling. Lutheran Men’s Supper slated for Trinity Lutheran School at 6:45 with speaker Andreas Bard on Things Worth While. Nearly 5,000 New Orleans residents and nearby areas fish for livelihoods after quake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palms Cafe
Massachustts
Bircher
Carpenter’s
Massa
Baldinee
Aren’ Re
Moore ‘Studio
Masssachusetts Street
Cable News in Brief Highlights Wartime and World Events
A digest of AP brief items reports Japan blocking a pacific war pamphlet, a fascist provincial reform in Austria, a Germanic society debate on Christianity, Americans shopping style shows, Balkan pact talks among Greece Romania Turkey and Yugoslavia, German Austria union talks paused, appennine snow avalanches kill 27, Pope Pius lauds coal area progress, and Blanton Winship appointed civilian governor of Puerto Rico.
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Vienna
Berlin
Germanic Research Society
Paris
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Greece
Romania
Turkey
Germany
Austria
Rome
Appenine
Vatican City
Pius
Thomas _C. O'Reilly
Scranton
United States
San Juan
P. R
Blanton Winship
Puerto
First dandelion arrives at Journal-World office
Mrs Ida Smith, 829 New Hampshire Street, brought the season’s first dandelion blossom to the Journal-World office. She noted two more stalks had gone to seed and a small bloom appeared at ground level. A local insurance man clarifies government crop insurance. it protects the government loan program rather than the farmer’s crop fire risk, leaving farmers to insure themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World Office
Ida Smith
New Hampshire Street
Lawrence
OBSERVE SCOUT WEEK IN LAWRENCE
Scout week kicks off in Lawrence with a banquet at the Methodist church at 6 15 p m tomorrow. Mothers join fathers for the event with Charles Louk as toastmaster and Gus Welch of Haskell to speak on Indian sign language. Roosevelt awards to Lawrence Troops Nos 51 and 60 to be presented by Lester B Miller. A free Patee theater show Saturday at 10 a m and a 11 a m radio address from President Roosevelt follow. Sunday service at 5 p m at the Methodist church features Paul Campbell of Kansas City Scout executive Kaw Area Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Methodist Church
Charles Louk
Gus Welch
Haskell
Henry Roe Cloud
National Scout Council
Roosevelt
Lester B. Miller
Kaw
Miller
Patee Theater
Paul Campbell
Kansas City
Kaw Area Council
French details warrants destruction and Voorhees discharge
The witness describes authorizing no warrants be destroyed, reading a letter stating dislike of the practice, and ordering it cease in February 1932. Voorhees was later discharged after concerns about weekend absences and associations. French asserts authority as municipal agent and denies unlawful destruction under warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voorhees
Finney
Russell
French
Harris
Rexrond (D
Hutchinson
Voorhées
Special Meeting Tonight on Poultry Project at Chamber
The merchants bureau holds an eight o'clock tonight special meeting at the Chamber of Commerce to consider a poultry stock and raising methods improvement project in the Lawrence trade territory. The poultry committee planning the project includes W. C. Boardman as chairman H. C. Constant W. R. Essick J. A. Terrell and H. G. Van Neste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence Trade Territory
W. C. Boardman
H. C. Constant
W. R. Essick
J. A. Terrell
H. G. van Neste
Doolittle Leaves Firm Over FCA Appointment
Kansas City Feb. 5 AP Dudley Doolittle withdraws from the law firm of Shouse Doolittle Morelock Shrader due to his appointment as agent of the farm loan administration The firm will consist of Jouett Shouse Phil D Morelock and Perry W Shrader in Kansas City and Washington offices
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Farm Credit Administration
Dudley Doolittle
Shouse, Doolittle, Morelock & Shrader
Eciay
Washingtoich
Doolittle
Jouett Shouse
Phil D. Morelock
Perry W. Shrader
Fire destroys two Carswell plant buildings in Armourdale
A major fire in Armourdale Kansas City destroys two Carswell Manufacturing plant buildings valued at about 200000 dollars. The blaze followed an oil reclaiming machine explosion inside one building. Carswell makes road building machinery and suffered substantial loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kan
Carswell Manufacturing Company
Armourdale
Lazia Goes On Trial for Tax Evasion in Kansas City
John Lazia, chief Kansas City Democratic boss of the north side Italian section, faces federal income tax evasion charges for 1929 and 1930. A jury was quickly chosen, including an alternate juror, marking the first use of such a juror under a 1982 federal statute. Also noted are candy prize unfairness ruling and a buying trip by Mrs. Grace Turner and her son for the Terry Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
John Lazia
North Side
Grace Turner
John Turner
Chicago
Terry
Massachusetts Street
Fred Shimmons
Kentucky Street
Deaths and Funerals of Neustifter Family
Mrs. Charles Neustifter dies at 77 in Eudora and services are planned. Her husband Charles Neustifter survives with two sons Albert and Edward and three daughters Mary Houk Martha Webster and Agnes Neustifter. Funeral mass Wednesday at Holy Name Catholic Church Eudora with burial in Eudora Cemetery. Father John Bauer officiates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Neustifter
Eudora
Name Catholic Church
John Bauer
Neustifter
Charles. Neustifter
Albert
Edward
Lawrence
Mary. Houk
Martha. Webster
Agnes Neustifter
Chicago, Ill
University of Kentucky Fine Arts Faculty Attend State Music Meet
Ky U fine arts faculty to attend Kansas State Music Teachers Association annual convention in Pittsburg February 7 and 8. Readings and performances include Karl Kuersteiner violin and Irene Peabody soprano. D M Swarthout cello. Roy Underwood piano. Walde mar Geltch violin. Carl Preyer piano. G Werner to play sonata with Geltch. Downing and Peabody lead voice forum. Underwood piano forum. Swarthout to report for MTNA. Skilton and Anderson to speak at organ conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ky U
Kansas State Music Teachers Association
Pittsburg
Karl"Kuersteiner
D. M. Swarthout
Charles S. Skilton
Waldemar Geltch
Roy Underwood
Gordon Kinney
Carl Preyer
Officers Raid Residence For Alleged Whisky Behind Closet
City police raided a residence at 81012 New Hampshire Street Saturday evening discovering 10 pints of alleged whisky behind a movable panel in the back wall of a clothes closet. Noah Farr, proprietor of the eating house licensed site, claimed ownership while Parr was held in jail awaiting charges. nine people were present but none were detained. Officers on the raid included Chief W J Cummings and colleagues Floyd Hunter Ralph Yubbel Lilburn Dowers and Huston Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire Street
W. J. Cummings
Cummings
Noah Farr
Parr
Floyd Hunter
Ralph Yubbel
Lilburn Dowers
Huston Turner
Temperatures to Rise Across Topeka Region Soon
Topeka reports rising temperatures as a federal meteorologist predicts a warming trend through tomorrow. While bitter cold days remain possible, normal temperatures are expected to resume, with highs around 50 to 55 degrees and lows near 25 to 30, possibly 20 in the northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Flora
Kansas
Goodland
Law Upholds State Lake Project Financing
The Shawnee county district court upheld a November enacted law empowering the state forestry fish and game commission to borrow up to 200000 dollars from the federal public works administration for lake projects. The loan is to be repaid from 10 percent of the commission fees allocated to the state general fund. The suit was brought by Attorney General Roland Boynton at Governor Alf M Landon's request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Shawnee County
Federal
Public Works Administration
State General Fund
Roland Boynton
Alf M. Landon
Board of Education to Hold February Meeting
Board of Education to meet at 8 tonight in the senior high school building. Buildings and grounds committee report on the proposed New York grade school will be presented. Board hopes to act promptly if the $80,000 bond issue is approved in tomorrow's election. For classified ads call 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Board of Education
Bids Opened for Haskell Grounds Paving Project
Six firms submitted bids totaling about 16000 for paving and sidewalks at Haskell Institute. Harold F Bruce read the bids while R L Whitcomb and Superintendent Henry Roe Cloud attended. Bids were unit priced across several paving types and the lowest best bid will be announced tomorrow. Firms included M N Penny Lincoln Abel Construction Western Paving Harrison Engineering A V Eulich Dan Scherrer across Missouri and Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell
Institute
Harold F . Bruce
R. L. Whitcomb
Indian Department
Henry Roe Cloud
Mr. Whitcomb
Bruce
M. N. Penny
Lawrence
Abel Construction Company
Lincoln
Neb
Western- Paving Construction Company
Topeka
Harrison Engineering and Construction Company
Kansas City
A. V. Eulich Company
Kansas City, Mo
Dan Scherrer Company
Kansas City, Kan
Caldwell trial on Topeka bond forgery charges
In Topeka on February 5 the Caldwell jury selection moved quickly, twelve veniremen were struck for cause by noon. Leland Caldwell faces charges of forging and selling 20000 Salina board of education bonds while co defendant Ronald Finney faces related forgery charges. Finney pleaded guilty last December to forging 30000 Hutchinson Park bonds and received 31 to 65 years. Judge Hungate postponed the afternoon session for Edward Birge Smith's funeral and granted the state leave to endorse 22 more witnesses, with help from U S district attorney S M Bretzster and Shawnee county prosecutor Lester Goodell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Leland
Caldwell
Salina
Ronald Finney
Finney
Gailty
Hutchinson Park
Hutchinson
M. Bretzster
United States
Alf M. Landon
Lester Goodell
Shawnee County
Hungate
Rev A W Tandy Preaches at First Baptist Church
The Rev A W Tandy of Kansas City Mo preached at morning services at the First Baptist church yesterday. The visiting pastor, formerly pastor of the First Baptist church at Fulton Mo, was a guest of the Rev and Mrs C C Cunning yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Tandy
Kansas City
Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Fulton, Mo
C. C. Cun- Ning
Avalanches Kill Thirty Five in Apennine Region Terror
AP reports thirty five killed after heavy snow avalanches sweep Apennine slopes near Bolognola and Robbiano. Ascoli area towns say eight dead in villages while twenty seven earlier fatalities were confirmed at other sites. A San Saba Texas corner marks High and Dry streets intersection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Appenine
Bolognola
Robbiano
Ascoli
San Saba
Tex
Baldwin News Highlights Local Moves and Meetings
Dr Earl Harper returned home to Evansville Indiana after visiting parents as his father shows slight improvement. W C Gibbon left Baldwin to run his lumber yard, with family remaining. A Baldwin contingent attended a Topeka conference, and local members helped organize a production credit association in Douglas county. Chapter CK of P E O Sisterhood will meet February 6 to study Child Welfare. Omicron of Alpha Chi Omega pledges Marjorie Ricketts of Paola and Martha Moore of Baldwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Harper
Evansville
Ind
W. G. Harper
Harper
Evansville College, Co
W.C. Gibbon
Howard
Baldwin
Joseph Follin
Laura Follin
Garden City
K. K. Bate
Columbus
Ohio
Charles I. Becks
Turner
First Methodist Church
Toneka
Harold Case
Ing
James Chubb
Anna ‘Lewis
Harry Fries
Anna Mae Shumaker
Wanneeta Sullivan
Ellen Counts
Gilbert Atherton
Simpson Taylor
Douglas County
Gottlieb Nieder
Lone Star
Atherton
Charles I Spahr
Wichita
I. Crawford Rankin
Kathe Jean Guthrie
Kansas City
Ewing Rankin
Miami
Fla
Omicron
Alpha Chi Omega
Marjorie Ricketts
Paola
Martha Moore
Baldwin club program recalls social and literary event
The Saturday Night club hosted by Mrs. Wilward entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Williark. The meeting opened with vocal selections by a high school sextet and readings from Inez H. Irwin and Mrs. Thomas A. Evans. Guests included Miss Anna Evans of Pittsburg and March plans featured Miss Barnes of the University of Kansas. Funeral notices covered Mrs. C. S. Welfley and Mrs. Sarah Lucas, with attendance by local residents and clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilward
Williark
Dr Ballard
Edward
Ce Mulleriies
Kansas
Erica Assen
Af Pe Ae ™ Momen
Ebright
Mi Ooth
W. B
Janice Stover
Betty Smith
Marjorie Pardee
Jane , Morgan, Maxwell
Muriel ‘Dalkorle
Bonnie Lass
Theman
Gosdell
Madge _ Reynolds
Grace Matte Hansam
pAngels
Revens
Inez H. Irwin
Dean Grace Irwin
Thomas A. Evans
Frank E. Wolf
Ralph Gilman
Ethel Payne
Anna Evans
Pittsburg
Miss Barnes
University of Kansas
A.H. Kraft
Wallace
Paola
C. 5
Welsley
Wallace Fleming
Wichita
Fleming
Kansas Council of Church Colleges
Baker
Terre Haute
Ind
Dewey
Evans
Penver
Chester Adams
James
Ada Evans
Anna
Thomas Mytick
Market News Kanaae City Livestock Prices
Kansas City market report shows hogs 4,500 head with 800 direct sales. Prices mostly down then up. top 4.00 for 170-240 lb hogs. Cattle largescale trading opening steady to firm, feeding stock scarce. fed yearling steers quoted around 6.50 per cwt for top lots, steers 550-1500 lb 7.75, heifers 550-900 lb 4.35-6.35, cows strong to higher on most items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanaae City
Kansas City
USDA
Potatoes and grains market snapshot from Chicago report
The report shows February prices for potatoes with northern and western stock steady and heavy supplies. Idaho Russet and other grades quoted, with wheat, barley, and lard futures for May July and September. Prices indicate cautious trading and mixed demand across markets.
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Chicago
USDA
Idaho
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