Democratic art debate rekindles living culture in Spooner-Thayer
Dr. E H Lindley lectured on A Curbstone View of Art at Spooner Thayer museum, praising democratic beauty in ordinary objects and motion. He contrasted democratic and aristocratic art, warned against art’s removal from life, and forecast a momentous shift in regional art history. Raymond Eastwood of KU will discuss media in painting next Tuesday.
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E. H. Lindley
Spooner- Thayer Museum
Lindley
Raymond Eastwood
K. U
Spooner-Thayer
Messenger pursues bandits after threats and capture
A 22 year old New York telegraph messenger on a bicycle pursued two fleeing bandit suspects despite death threats. Robert Bottcher watched three men rob driver John Gallagher and then followed the automobile until the suspects abandoned it and were captured.
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New York
Robert Bottcher
Brooklyn
John Gallagher
Bottcher
Suspects Apprehended After Foot Chase and Threats
A brief report describes two suspects fleeing on foot and menacing a messenger with a threat to shoot. Bottcher intervenes as the chase continues until two patrolmen arrive and capture the suspects, one carrying a revolver.
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Bottcher
Postal group elects officers in Wichita Kans February 23
Jesse M. Donaldson first assistant postmaster general told Kansas letter carriers postal clerks and auxiliary members that efficient service is the main duty of the mails with more emphasis on courtesy. The Kansas branch officers include E A Cunningham Fred Humphreys O S Davis Roy H Taylor Independence W F P Hahn and sergeant at arms. Auxiliary officers include Mrs Roy Furneaux and others with Mrs J W Bramhall as secretary and Mrs BE M Leslie as secretary treasurer. National Federation and clerks also list several presidents vice presidents and secretaries from Fort Scott Emporia Lawrence Topeka Salina Wichita and other cities.
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Wichita
Kan
Jesse M. Donaldson
Kansas
United States
National Association of Letter Carriers
E.A. Cunningham
Fmporéa
Fred Humphreys
Fort Scott
O. S. Davis
Lawrence
Roy H. Taylor
Independence
W. F P. Hahn
Topeka
Roy Furneaux
Pittsburg
Perry Burns
Girard
Elsie Moore
Kansas City
J. W. Bramhall
Salina
Federation of Post Office Clerks
Tillie E. Fulton
Ralph Bentley
Atchison
Glenn Worthington
Floyd E. Wilson
Mmporia
Arthur Hebbe
Coffeyville
Rh. L. Rambo
Ernest N. Allison
Floyd Griffin
Dodge City
Clarence Compton
H. S. Comfort
Ottawa officials urged to settle milk permit case
Judge Hugh Means urged Ottawa officials and Arthur Fritzel to settle the writ of mandamus over a milk distribution permit. He suggested the parties reach an understanding and said a ruling would come if no settlement is reached in about two weeks. The issue centers on whether Ottawa requires milk source testing for a permit under local law.
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Hugh “Means
Arthur Fritzel
Ottawa
Fritzel
Lawrence
Bang
Means
University of Kansas Band Broadcast On KFKU Tonight
The University of Kansas band will air a program on station KFKU this evening from 6 to 6 30 p m They will perform The Frescos Suite Venetian Waltzes The Sea Shanties Bystanders Hyde Park N Y Rhapsody in Rumba and Children's March James V Dyck first baritone and assistant director of the band will conduct the broadcast and selections.
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University of Kansas
KFKU
Hyde Park
N. Y
James V' “Dyck
Education Degrees Granted By Faculty Vote
The School of Education faculty awarded the B S in education to six February graduates Myra Nanette Erskine Cimarron Marjorie Lingdale Sapulpa Okla Rosetta Johnnie Jackson 1241 Barnett Kansas City Kan The trio also received university teachers diplomas and three Liberal Arts A B degrees holders were granted teachers diplomas Chesley Mildred James Merriam Dorothy Mabel Jones Lawrence and Esther Mae Hollecker 600 North 17th Street Kansas City Kan
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School of Education
Myra Nanette Erskine
Cimarron
Marjorie Lingdale
Sapulpa
Okla
Rosetta Johnnie
Jackson
Barnett
Kansas City
Kan
College of
Liberal Arts
Chesley Mildred
James
Merriam
Dorothy Mabel Jones
Lawrence
Esther Mae Hollecker
North 17Th Street
New Baby Galen Patrick Joins Cawley Family
Mrs. Thomas Cawley welcomes newborn Galen Patrick at Memorial hospital after birth on Wednesday. Updates note Mild illnesses and recoveries among locals, visits by friends, and plans for weekend gatherings and casts of local productions.
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Thomas Cawley
Galen Patrick
Memorial Hospital
J.C. Hemphill
Frances Metcalf
Young Peoples Card Club
Bill Breese
Low
Tom North
Ronald Robb
Mauiice Sutter
Joe Wolf
Edgerton
Henry Lambert
Ymond Gardner
Patricia
Memorial
Hospital
Betty
Herbert Timemaker
George
Dews
Rumseys*s
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