Popular Numbers On Program At University Concert
The Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra led by Karl Krieger visits the University on February 20 as the third act of the University Concert Course. A student-friendly matinee is planned for Lawrence schools with tunes like The Flight of the Bumblebee and The Russian Sailor's Dance. General tickets are available at standard outlets with seats reserved for non-students upon request.
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Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra
Karl Krieger
Dean Swarthout
Mr. Krueger
Tschaikowsky
Lawrence
Sucly Lischt
Rimsky-Korsakoff
Meinberger
Gliere
Nicolai
G. Birch
Mabel Barnhart
Coe
Sawhill
Neapolis
Held Court of Honor at Chamber of Commerce Night
The Boy Scout Court of Honor met at the Chamber of Commerce rooms with about 35 scouts and scouters present. Dr W L Bardick of the University Law School joined as guest and, with Scout Commissioner Woestemeyer, announced awards and spoke to the group. Merit badges were awarded to Edward Stout, Marion Haynes, Boustafson, Elden Tefft, Rolland Johnson, and others. several scouts advanced to the rank of Star or So-Clo.
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Chamber of Commerce
W. L. Bardick
University Law School
Court of Honor
Woestemeyer
Hardick
Raymond Voorhees
Kansas City
Charles Louk
Douglas District
Armin Woestemeyer
Bryce Walton
Ralph’ S. Graber
John, Randall
Karl Kreider
Dugald Jackson, Jr
Art Olson
Grover
Denlinger
Croup
Read Whetstone
Cliff Reynolds
Marion Haynes
Kim Mott
Kenneth Keene
Elden Tafft
Rolland Johnson
Edward Stout
Boustafson
Elden Tefft
Local Health and Woodcarving Club Honors Members
Jim Mott, 52, recognized for cooking and athletics with first aid and parkfinding. Kenneth Keene, 60, honored for safety and athletics contributions. Both noted for health and woodcarving interests within the community group.
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Lic
Jim Mott
Kenneth Keene
Lawrence High graduates show strong college progression
Neal Wherry reports to Chancellor Lindley that of 176 Lawrence High School graduates in 193% 98 or 56 percent went to college with most entering the University of Kansas. Fall figures show 74 of 82 continued at KU and 82 of last year’s freshmen remain sophomores. University ratings favor Lawrence freshmen with 1.48 versus 0.92 for all freshmen.
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Lawrence High School
Neal Wherry
Lindley
C. E. Birch
Lawrence
Wherry
University of Kansas
Douglas County
Douglas
Huey Long Bodyguard Undergoes Emergency Operation
New Orleans Feb 8 AP Jon Messina chief bodyguard for Senator Huey P Long underwent an operation for appendicitis at Touro infirmary. Police have not served a capias charging him with assault on Associated Press photographer Leon Trice. The capias, filed by District Attorney Eugene Stanley, was directed to the criminal sheriff. police say serving capias is not their duty. Trice was punched and struck with a blunt object when he photographed Long as he stepped off a train from Washington last Friday.
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New Orleans
Jon Messina
Huey P. Long
Touro
Capais
Leon Trice
Associated Press
Messina
Eugene Stanley
Capiis
George Reyer
Reyer
Royer
Trice
Senator Long
Long
Washington
Hospital Strife as Malaria Grips Ceylon Town
The town’s only hospital in Negomale or nearby reports a malaria outbreak that has overwhelmed staff. All doctors and nurses have fallen ill, unable to stay on duty, with volunteers aiding in patient care as officials scramble to respond to the crisis. reports from Regniln note efforts to build four facilities or expansions amid the illness.
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Wharunegala
Ceylon
Regniln
Thieves Break Into Continental Oil Filling Station
The Continental Oil filling station at Ninth and Indiana streets was entered last night. A thief opened the safe and stole about 40 dollars. Entry was via transom or side window. Manager Lewis Shaw reported the safe unlocked with combination observed. Police seek fingerprints. station aide Fred Cook recalls locking the safe.
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Continental Oil Company
Ninth
Indiana Streets
Lewis Shaw
Kentucky Street
Lawrence
Shaw
Fred Cook
West Hills Terrace
Take Pair to Lansing Moody and HA Start Serving State Prison Sentencen
Undersheriff George Price and Charles Pennell night jailer at the state facility begin sentences in Lansing. An unclear fragment indicates authorities or a transfer related to prison enforcement.
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Moody
George Price
Charles Pennell
Prisoners Sentenced for Fraud and Perjury to State Penitentiary
County jail sent Hubert Moody and Melvin Hill to Lansing for commitment to the state penitentiary Moody faces two to 10 years for concealing mortgaged property and a $150 bad check Hill receives one to seven years for perjury Sheriff Fred Vogeler enforces policy to move prisoners to the penitentiary soon after sentencing Moody and Hill were sentenced Wednesday and papers obtained yesterday
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Lansing
Hubert Moody
Melvin Hill
State
Moody
Hill
Fred Vogeer Ig
Bursun
Probe seeks fire cause at theater blaze in Charles City
Investigators sifted through the charred ruins of a Charles City theater after a basement explosion ripped through a five business block causing about 200000 dollars in damage. Five establishments were destroyed and one person was injured.
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Charles City
Hildreth
Pers Song
McGugin Plans Lincoln Day Engagements Next Week
Harold McGugin former congressman for the district says he accepted an invitation to the Illinois Lincoln Day club banquet in Springfield next Monday night He will return to Coffeyville the next day for the first annual meeting of the third district Lincoln club and would fly if needed to reach the banquet Tuesday evening
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Coffeyville
Kan
Harold McGugin
Congress
Springfield
McGugin
Lincoln Club
Babies Born In Rapid Succession In Memorial Ward
In Memorial hospital baby ward three infants arrived after midnight, joining four others for a total of seven births by three couples, Hammig of East Nineteenth Street a boy. Clayton Jones Linwood a girl. Emil Gantz Williamstown a boy. A reference notes unusual weather affecting plants in Florida during December.
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Memorial Hospital
KK. K. Hammig
East Nineteenth Street
Clayton Jones
Linwood
Emil Gantz
Williamstown
Douglas County Cigaret Stamp Tax Totals 1934 Report
The 1934 Douglas County annual report shows cigaret stamp taxes totaling 18 036 dollars with 3 259 dollars local share and per capita tax 50 9 cents. The tax money marks an increase from the prior year. Also notes a Lutheran Church film event and charity toy drive by Bowling Green Daily News carrier boys aiding Santa Claus for local poor children.
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Douglas
A. W.logan
Douglas County
Carrier Boys
Bowling Green
Daily News
Santa
Claua
Rapair
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Huey Long
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Purina
Dr. Salybury
Mason
Mason’s Hatchery
Mana
Freight
Broeders
Waterers
Sun Tex
Arlictes
Green Bros
White’s Produce Co
Nuatrena
Oread
Rad VA
Glen Carter
Mags
Gai Vie SL
Regalla
Linckink
Grand Coulve “Dam
Florida
Lutheran Church
Chris
Trinity
Christ
Holy Land
Allver
Gamble
Ford
Mantel Radio R.C
Campiste
Cher
Blackstone
S.A.E
Oil, Inc
Tex and
Can
Revel
Mos
the Friendly Stores
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