KU Constriction and Repairs Across Campus Continue
Construction and improvement projects span the Kansas University campus including Miller hall and Watkins hospital nurses home funded by Mrs. J. B. Watkins. The chemistry building lab and adjacent rooms receive new equipment and space, with costs around 19 000 and 3 800 dollars respectively. Corbin hall and Watkin s hall see dormitory updates and a large auditorium lighting overhaul. Plans include lab expansions, storage room, and new recreation areas along with landscaping of 350 trees though 80 percent face drought.
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Pha Union
Jayhawker Magazine
Watson
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Ork
Ha‘worth Hall
Attar i
Cabbery
Miller Hall
Bayles
Drouth
Lawrence Chronicle Highlights 1936 Events And KU Changes
City notes mark a year of civic and university activity in Lawrence. Key items include KU athletic board actions under Regent guidance, a new four year physical education department, and the abolition of the athletic director post. Local institutions like the law school and library undergo updates while community events range from inaugurations and parades to obituaries and notable speeches.
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Sabetha
Nebraska
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Fred_ R. Cowles
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Kent
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Hays Chamber
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Kansas City Star
State Water and Sewage Association
Anna Lear Hutson
W. G. Hutson
Walter A. Huxman
W._L. Burdick
K. U. Law School
U. Oo
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W. H H. Schoene
Kansas Academy of Science
Alfred ‘Lawrence
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Erick.j. Moreau
Sol Lindenbaum
el Dorado
T. BR. Gerhart
U. S. G.plank
J . Fred
Kahn
Gerhart
Eaetane
Dick Kearns
University of Colorado
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Bush
Kansas City
Gene Glaha
Rotary Club
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Justin
Bowersock
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Yamssas Social Workers
Paul Ingels
Kan Pa
Ralph
Eunice Norton
Rudolph Ganz
Chicago
K.U. Fine Arts
Bob Burns
William Herbert Carruth
Lawrence High School
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Effie Downing
Richard Green
Fielding H. Yost
Michigan
Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity
Stella Alexander
Dodge City
State
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Summerfield
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Hugo Wedell
K.u.’S Memorial ‘Stadium
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St. Louis
George Norlin
Colorado University
Walter Huxman
Mary Olsen
CSEP
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Edward J. Renth
Philippines
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Wickham
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Court House
Clarence E. Sawhill
Urbana
Ill
Harold McGugin
Coffeyville
C.F
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Clarence
Payrall
Directo
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Seth Slaughter
Bible School
Drake University
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Woestemeyer
Peoples State ‘Bank
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Normal Institute
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Lecompton
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Iowa
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Lone Star Lake
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Cameron’s Bluff
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W. A. Bailey
Kansas City Kansan
Sigma
Delta Chi
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Missouri
Doris Johnson
Floyd V. Rankin
George Stapleton
J. C. McCanles
Lyle
Powell
Douglas County Medical Society
Lawrence Children’s Bite Group
Charlies Dickens
Alphons van Horebeck
Chamber of Commerce Taxation Committee
F. C. Allen
New York
Walter Haxman
Santa Claus
Jascha Heifetz
K.U. Physical Education Corporation
Henry E. Riggs
Clarence Douglass
San Francisco
Charles Banning
Douglas County Farm Bureau
Dean Moorhead
Washburn
Joseph King
the Sons and Daughters of New England
Alfred Lawrence
T. Dunkley
Farming in the Kaw Valley Faces Drouth and Low Yields
The county reports mixed harvests with a strong wheat crop aiding debt repayment while potatoes in Kaw valley yield poorly. Drouth and grasshoppers cut corn and forage, reducing grain and rye pastures. Prospects for next year are uncertain despite rust-resistant Kawvale wheat and plentiful winter feed supplies.
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Kaw Valley
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Baby buggy too speedy Denmark couple fined
A Copenhagen couple were fined for speeding with a baby carriage in what may be the first such case in Denmark. The couple, linked to riding bicycles with their infant in a buggy, were clocked at 12 miles per hour, over the limit for a baby carriage. They must pay a two dollar fine after two days.
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