KU Scientists Featured in National Museums Talk
T J Strickler KU alumni president spoke to the Lawrence Rotary about KU scientists shaping global fields. He highlighted Dr Alexander Wetmore at Smithsonian, Remington Kellogg at the American Museum, Barnum Brown at the American Museum of Natural History, and others at Chicago and California institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sk. A. Yren
Smithsonian Institute
Washington
Alexander Wetmore
National Museum
United States
Anshim
Remington Kellogg
American Museum of Natural History
New York
Barnum Brown
Lawrence
Carnegie Museum
Sidney Prentice
Jayhawker
Chicago Museum
Elmer Riggs
Ahich Mr. Bunker
Dychemuseum
California
Ruben Tirton
Robert Kennedy Duncan
Mellon Foundation
Mellon Institute of Industrial Research
Pittsburgh
E.R. Weidlein
K. U
E. V. McCollum
Johns Hopkins University
H. P. Cady
E. Slosgoy
Science Orvice
Will Borsh
United States Senate
Will White
Franklins
Will
Massachusetts Postitute of “Technology
Vernon Kel Trigg
National Research Council
Fred Funston
Herbert Hadley
Marshall A. ‘Barber
Stevens
Olin Temiin
Test Your Knowledge Classified Ad Help
Where is the Ubangi River Find best answers to seven trivia questions from the Journal World Ad-Taker classified section Learn who wrote The Pathfinder a Break the A novel and the Plumoted Knight reference Swarthmore fourth son of Jacob and Leah Tangier Island water body and whether the President can declare war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tangier Island
James G. Blaine
Apdy
Swarthmore
Jacob
Leah
Ubangi River
Lawrence library marks thirtieth year with growth and programs
The Lawrence Frea Public Library reports a year ending with 26 547 volumes in the collection and 1 212 additions by purchase and gift. Total loans reached 131 731 with 28 172 reads by children. per capita circulation stands at 94. Staff notes include repairs of nearly 6 000 books, 1 000 washed items, and help from ELP students. A December 26 birthday celebration showcased Public Works art project works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Frea
Lawrence
American Library Association
Useful Arte
K. U
Haskell Institute
Mary Jamison
Douglas County
Charles B. Rogers
Margaret, Whittemore
William Dickerson
Public Works of Art Project
University of Kansas
Potsy Clark Visits Lawrence from Detroit Lions
Potsy Clark former Kansas coach and Detroit Lions mentor was in Oklahoma City and Lawrence today. He sought to keep Ace Gatowsky on the roster while dining with Ad Lindsey and Glenn Charlton. Lindsey, a 1916 Jayhawker under Clark, recalled the Nebraska victory as Clark planned a night departure from Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George (Potsy) Chark
Detroit Lions
Lawrence
Clark
K. VU
Beau Olcott
Oklahoma City
Ace Gatowsky
Ad Lindsey
Glenn Charlton
Lindsey
Kansas
Jayhawker
Nebraska
Market News Quiet Wall Street Rebounds Amid Government Talk
In a quiet session on February 7, AP wire reports a mild rally led by rails with most sectors improving. Transfers around 550000 shares. Gains tempered by soft spots as grains, bonds, and currencies shifted. Mention of Attorney General Cummings signaling readiness for emergencies in the gold trade debate. Rebound in grains and foreign exchanges. Leaders cited include Union Pacific, Santa Fe, New York Central, Pennsylvania, American Telephone, U.S. Steel, Bethlehem, General Motors, Chrysler, Du Pont, Johns Manville, Caterpillar, Consolidated Gas, and Republic Steel. Government bonds showed mixed movement with several issues quoted near or above par.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
New York
Ast
Genoa
Cummings
U. &. Steel
Beth= Tehem
Alfred Chenmteal
General Motors
Chrysler
du Pont
Tohns Manvine
UA. Os
Smetting
Cerro de Paseo
Induattlal Ryyon
Atewe
Caterpillar Tractor
Cone
Wextery Union
Repubile Steel
Peeforrad Wnt
Defense Attacks Ladder Evidence in Lindbergh Case
The trial footage shows Hauptmann denying improprieties with Mrs. Henkel and recounting sources for the ransom money. Witnesses dispute nail-hole counts on the ladder and fingerprint results, with Attorney General Wilentz challenging Dr. Hudson on prints and coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
David T. Wilentz
Shorty
State Police
New Jersey
United States
Loz
Hauptmann
Kidman
Charles
A. Lindberghy
Tolice
Wilents
Law on perjury death penalty in Kansas history
Lawrence report notes a 1868 law imposing death for perjury in felony trial attempts, still on the books though outlawed for years. County Attorney R B Stevens found the old provision while researching penalties in a local case. weather and coupon clipping details also appear in the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
R. B. Stevens
Town and Country Review profiles Skilton and Swarth in music
The English magazine Town and Country Review January issue features extensive write ups on Professor Charles S. Skilton and Dean D M Swarth of the University School of Fine Arts for their contributions to music. It also includes an Overseas Section with monthly biographical sketches of prominent American professionals in various fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town and Country Review
London
Charles S. Skilton
D.M. Swarthout
University School ‘of Fine Acts
M. Swarthout
K. U. Fine Arts School
Greenhall
Fine Arts
Dell Music
Busy Farm-Home Week Opens at Kansas State College
Kansas State College hosts Farm and Home Week with Livestock Day and the Little American Royal Livestock Show. T. Mudd of Russell County wins the 1934 Kansas beef production contest with 60 Hereford calves. Winners include T. T. Mulling in second place and Flossie Maupit and Mabla Van Tuyl in others. Agronomist A. L. Chipp notes valuable results from wheat potato and forage variety tests across 123 trials in 87 counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State College
Kansas_Crop Improvement Association
Mudd
Gorham
Russell County
Leavensworth County
A. L. Chipp
Kansas State Collage Agronomist
Kunsna Crop Improvement Association
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence Area
George C. Smith 7 died at home in Houston Texas. Funeral Friday in Iliopolis. Survived by two grandchildren and sister Miss Gertruda Smith. Former Lawrence resident owned 1530 Rhode Island street home. Roxett Falls 80 died at 786 Walnut Street. Husband Jacob Falls and children Al berta Frye Pauline Nelson Geneva Nelson John W Falls Alfred Falls Jacob Falls Ty. Surviving relatives include sister Mrs Phynala Cook and brother Clarence Moores. Funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Smith
George AC. Smith
Houston
Texas
Illiopolis
Rhode Island Street
Col. Miles
Roneta
Roxetts Balls
Walnut Street
Jacob Falla
Alberta Frye
Pauline Nelson
Geneva Nelson
Lawrence
John W. Falls
Alfred Falls
Jacob Falls
Phynala Cook
Mrutts
Clarence Moores
Alberta
Hapgood Talks Labor at Unitarian Church Meeting
Hapgood spoke at the Unitarian church auditorium last night as part of a League for Industrial Democracy series. He discussed experiences as a textile strike organizer, argued unions raise worker standards, and predicted better times once workers can buy what they produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powers Hapgood
March of Labor
Unitarian Church
Pliy Audtlers
League
Industrial Democracy
Hapgood
Caerler Harrison
Trinity Episcopal Enureh
Newmann Jeffray
University of Kansas
Amalgamated Clothing Workers Union
Hapgoold
Debee
William Green
American Fedevation of Labor
Ee School
NEADS
Council of Administration to Continue Through Saturday
Topeka Feb 7 AP School heads from across the state gathered for the Kansas State Teachers Association annual council of administration session. Meetings extend through Saturday with preliminary committee work this afternoon. Tomorrow's speakers include Walter Myer civic education director Washington DC Wr S Heugner Salina board chair Dr Robert Maynard Hutchins University of Chicago and W T Markham state superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Council of Administration
Kansas State Teachers Association
Rogram
Walter Ss. Myer
Washington, D. C
Civic Education Service
Wr S. Heugner
Salina
Kansas Banker W H White Dies at 87 in Council Grove
W H White 87 longtime organizer and 64 year president of the Farmers and Ranchers Bank died today in Council Grove Kansas. Survived by widow and two sons Clarence H White and W Harry White. Also note marriage license issued for Charles B Newman and Qlkie Horner of Fergus Falls Minnesota and a farmer near Comfort Tennessee with uncertain name in the same item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Council Grove
Kan
W. H. White
Farmers and Rovers Bank
Clarence H.white
W. Harry White
Charles B.newman
Qlkie Horner
Fergus Falls
Minn
Students Watch Step On K U Campus Today
Students and faculty navigate a slick campus with cautious steps as sidewalks near Fraser Hall become slippery. A party at Westminster Hall celebrates Lenrietta Bates engagement with gifts from friends while Dr. F C Allen cites Oklahoma’s veteran Big Six team status and averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U
Fraser Hall
Lawrence
Price Range Set for 10 Year Baby Bond Issue
The treasury set a tentative price range of 76 to 78 for the first ten year baby bonds maturing at 100 due March. Undersecretary Callidge noted a price of 76 yields about 2.90 percent at ten-year maturity. higher prices bring about 212 percent. Collings said the bonds will be negotiable at banks and federal agencies but not transfer privileged. eligibility as collateral at commercial banks is possible. The initial issue amount was not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Treasury
Callidge
Collings
Seed stock program aids Douglas county drought farmers
A Douglas county seed stocks program, approved by the county drought committee and Kansas State College extension service, will secure spring crop seed for farmers. George Van Hoosen of Baldwin was appointed seed stocks representative. Farmers should mail requests to the county drought committee in care of the Douglas county form bureau in Lawrence, with shipments coordinated from Minneapolis. Seed will be distributed through bonded local dealers, with further appointments planned across 88 counties and 17 more pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Douglas County Drouth
George van Hoosen
Baldwin
van Hoosen
Deal Six
County Gent
County Breuth Committee
Lawrence
Minneapolis
Minn
Kansas’ State College Extension Service
Rafferty Racket Junior Class Play at Lawrence High
Lawrence high school will present tomorrow at 8 15 p m the junior class mystery comedy Rafferty Racket in the school auditorium. A cast of 11 includes Ann Reynolds as Sarah Gilder Warren McCall as Edward Gilder Hazel Frazier as Hilda Westcott and others with Miss Luella Foreman directing and L H Mininett in stage management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rafferty
Lawrence High School
Jon
Ann Caeynolds
Sarah’ Gilder
Warren McCall
Edward Gilder
Hazel’ Frazier
Hilda Westcott
Aaron Cohen
Hugh Batlert
Jacob Young
Franklin Farley
Dorothy Man Nuffer
Ruth Owen
Sarslow
Smart
Fanny Gilder
Isabel West
Clara Gilder
Helen Nara
Tora Ag
Florence Nash
Frank Gurder
Freddy Graves
Chester Spray
Steven Canby
Mary Kennedy
Charles Asher
Dorothy Sullivan
John Mettner
John Harrell
Monte Sherwood
Joe Bordner
Lua Bumgardner
Mary
Alice Gorrill
Flora Underwoot
Marcella Bucheim
Geraldine Ulm
Virginian Lee Roach
Gilbert Gilges
Carl Gerard
Marshall Gorrill
Virginia Bell
Charles McCain
Marianna Cunningham
Monte Robbins
Luella Foreman
L. H. Mininett
Huey Long Suggested as Substitute at Alabama Assembly
The Alabama House shouts down a resolution inviting Louisiana Senator Huey P. Long to address a joint session as a substitute for a March circus visit. The measure, introduced by Rep. Owens, asks Long to speak on March 1, sparking opposition and a referral to the rules committee after prior contact with Georgia lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Juey P. Long
Lollistina
Alabama
Owens
House
Senate
Louisiana
Rules Committee
Senator Long
Georgia House of Representatives
Atlanta
Representative Dewey Short to Address Baker Alumni Meeting
Missouri's lone Republican in the House, Rep Dewey Short, left for Chicago to address a Baker University alumni association gathering in Baldwin Kansas, the institution from which he graduated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker Alummni
Washington
Dewey Short
Missouri
Chicago
Baker University
Baldwin
Kan
Paris marks bloody Tuesday anniversary with mass arrests
Paris police released 1,205 of 1,261 arrested communists as the anniversary of bloody Tuesday passed. Fifty six remain in custody, 38 foreigners to be expelled, others to face weapons charges. Casualties were light this year, with one civilian and five officers injured, far fewer than last year. Red paint daubs on Place de la Concorde statues and lamps prompted cleanup efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Co Ices
Laster
Place de la Concorde
Tulsa police issue pick up for two unidentified men
A general pickup order tops Tulsa police notes for two unidentified, bandaged men armed with two machine guns seen in a green 1994 Dodge with New York plates. Authorities caution approaching the car and do not confirm links to the Texas desperado Raymond Hamilton or recent Atlantic City escapees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Dodge
New York
Raymond Hamilton
Texas
Desperado
Dallas
Alvin Karpia
Harry Campbell
Tulan
Atlantic City
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T. J. Strickler
University of Kansas Alumni Association
Lawrence, Rotary Club
State x. Commission
Clarence Smith
Commission
Glenn Cunningham
K.I
Gene Venzke
Bill Bonthron
Librarian’s Report
Potsy Clark
K. U. Grid
U. S
Liberty
Tibarty
Gerta
Henkel
Germany
Isch
Henry Abligs
Uhlig
Edward J. Reilly
Reilly
Fisch
Colonal
Atate
Iee Flach
Uhli¢lao
Kern
Brooklyn
Uhtig
Walter Manley
Bronx
Manley
Skelly
Journal-World
Jimmie Allen
Labor
Iva Ible
Comfort, Tenn
Nenrietia Bates
Dr. Allen
CSEP
F.C
Phog” Allen
Oklahoma
Westminster Hall
Lenrietta
Butea
Fing Arty
Herman Schuster
Holton
Miss Bates
Raymond, Nichols
E. M. Lindley
Nichols
Mary C. Olsen
Olson
Claude Trotter
Kansas City
K. C
Groupe N. MM
Nivat Trivel
Charles. Peterson
Union Building
Shaw
Roosevelt
Huey Long
Masy
Douglas County Building & Loan Association
Maas, St
Federal Home Loan Bank
Thennake
Pennsylvania Motor
Mina Brunk
Triangle
Battersea
Blue Jay
Ip Draieng
Js Mim Ge
de Candie
Pamer
Auto
Progrea
Mammoth
Federal
Biltmore
Funk’s Mortuary Ambulance Service
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