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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1938

Page

3

Education conference set for April at University of Kansas

An elementary education conference will be held April 1 and 2 at the University of Kansas with Dean R A Schwegler as chairman. Dr William C Bagley of Columbia University will be principal speaker guiding sessions on democratic training and the modern master teacher. Kansas educators including W T Markham will join group conferences on opportunities for democratic training with multiple sessions on rural and urban elementary education and curriculum articulation.

University of Kansas R. A. Schwegler School of Education W. T. Markham H. G. Lull Emporia William C. Bagley Columbia University New York Kansas State Superintendent of Public Instruction Bagley City Elementary Schools H. E. Chandier K. A H. Evert Dewey State Teachers College KE. C. Wine Alcott School Wichita Fred L. Settle Ottawa Clarine Beyer India School Douglas County Margaret Colman Eudora S. N. Sondergard Salina F. O. Russell J. N. Benefiel Coffeyville Harold Loucks Arkansas City Harold D. Fisher Mildred Wilson Lewis A. Martin Independence Topeka E. C. Wine of Jane M. Carroll Pittsburg Leona Sheppard Kansas City Kan Delore O. Gammon George C. Stevens Clay Center L. W. Eddy Parsons W. Hogue Lincoln

Top Salaries in 1936 Include GM Executives and Stars

Washington reports the 1936 top earnings list from the house Ways and Means Committee with General Motors executives leading, including Alfred P. Sloan Jr. at 561,311 dollars and Donaldson Brown at 353,132. Actors Gary Cooper and Mae West appear among the best paid, along with Ronald Colman and Claudette Colbert. The list spans movie stars and executives earning over 15,000 dollars in salary and other compensation.

Washington Gary Cooper House Alfred P. Sloan Ronald Colman Claudette Colbert Treasury Ways and Means Committee Sloan William S. Knudsen General Motors Cooper Colman Donaldson Brown General Motors Corporation Miss Colbert John Thomas Smith Thomas J. Watson International Business Machines Corporation S. P. Skouras New York California Miss West Madeleine Carroll Warner Baxter Marlene Dietrich Ruth Chatterton Charles Boyer

Application for 100 Watt Radio Station at Atchison

The communications commission examined the study application of Carl Latensor to operate a new 100 watt daytime station in Atchison Kansas on 1420 kilocycles. Attorneys for Latensor filed depositions at a brief hearing. No witnesses appeared.

Washington The Communications Commission Carl Latenser Atchison Kan Latenser

Flying Fortress Transcontinental Flight Sets Record

Lieut. Col. Robert Olds piloted a 16 ton Flying Fortress from California to Virginia in 11 hours and 1 minute, establishing a trans continental record for military aircraft as the U S second bombardment group commander demonstrated rapid redeployment capability for emergency needs.

Ley Field Uncle Sam Robert Olds California Virginia U. S. Second Bombardment Group

Waldo Huxman urges progressiveness at Kansas Jackson Day Banquet

Governor Walter A. Huxman urged Kansas Democrats to adopt an intelligent progressive forward looking attitude toward problems. He addressed about 3,000 party members at the Jackson Day banquet saying Democrats have a right to be proud of their party but must focus on broader issues beyond carrying the party banner.

Topeka Walter A. Huxman Kansas

Few youths paroled as jobs blamed by officials

Hutchinson Kan Jan 10 12 paroles granted to 73 applicants after a three day hearing by the state board of administration. Charles Young said youths are not paroled unless jobs are found.

Hutchinson Kan State Reformatory State Board of Administration Charles Young

New Reservoir Project Aims to Ease Garnett Water Shortage

Garnett Kansas reports its current reservoir is at a low level for several years. Plumbers lay pipe to a new reservoir with a 15 000 000 gallon capacity expected to relieve the water supply strain once completed this week.

Garnett Kan

Oil Well on Cousin's Farm Tops Wellington Field

Oil well on a cousin of Mrs. J. C. Evans property in Wellington produced 3 074 barrels in an eight hour test. It is the 48th producer in the field, located two miles northwest of Wellington and 3 681 feet deep. Frank T. Barlow, a University of Kansas 1906 graduate, owns the property at 1027 Rhode Island street.

Frank T. Barlow J. C. Evans Rhode Island Street University of Kansas Wellington

French Freighter Garuja Grounded Off Almeria

The French freighter Garuja ran aground off Almeria on January 6. The ship's 30 crew members were saved. Navy officials ruled out any attack as the cause and confirmed no injuries or loss of life.

Marseille France Almeria Spain

Sermon Series on Ten Commandments Planned at Clinton Belvoir

The Rev. Mr. Ward will preach a Ten Commandments series starting Sunday January 9. Sunday school and church treasurers report was given January 7, with a basket supper at 7 and an evening of fun afterward. Missionary society January meeting hosted by Mrs. Ward and Mrs. Arthur Losh, lesson leaders Mrs. William Johnson and Mrs. Edd Steele. Families and guests, including Kamp Schroeder relatives from Baldwin and Eureka, attended a recent family dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kamp Schroeder.

Ward Arthur Losh the Missionary Society William Johnson Edd Steele Danley Baldwin Effie Kampschroeder Thelma Lawrence Walter Kampschroeder Laverne Kampschroeder Charles Kampschroeder Harrell Dave Harrell Carter Anderson Barbara Jane Christine Howard Petefish Stull August Kampschr .R Tes Blanch Harrell Ands Roy Harrell Ker Marjorie Hadl Charles Nemic Meek Iowa Lee Miller Detroit Mich Hoover Th County C.P Leslie Demeritt Dorothy Cummings Arthur Cummings Wayne Green Pauline Jean Bosler Paul and Carl Potterson Albert P. C. Sehoi Topeka Ted Baughman Beverly Herington Lester McClanahan Frank McClanahan Fred McClanahan Colony Hedger McClanahan Fern McClanahan Betty Jo Effingham Sarah McClanahan Guy Walter Edd Lecompton George Whipple Floyd Atkinson Abilene Methodist Church Maple Hill John Dick Charles Minans Freidoff Minans Oskaloosa Milt Dick Perry Russell Kansas City Robert Kimbell James Donlon Bess Washburn Mary’ Washburn Tom Dick Gladys Holloway McLouth Elizabeth Dark

Pain relief claim for Allenia Albeniu gout remedy

The text states a pharmacist notes rheumatism neuritis or sciatica are caused by excess uric acid and offers Allenia Albeniu as a swift prescription. It claims pain relief in 48 hours and prices an 8 ounce bottle at about 85 cents, urging readers to ask any druggist in America.

America

Community notes on holidays and visits in Lecompton area

Residents spent holidays with relatives across the region. Many traveled to Lawrence and Topeka for family gatherings. Local clubs held meetings and celebrations, while a death and funeral were announced for Elmer McClanahan. Cobbled travels included Kansas City visits and university trips as students resumed classes.

Williamstown Notices Highlight Local Marriages and Names

In Williamstown a family notice lists Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rice and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Marcum along with Ells, indicating a local society update of marriages or kinship.

Mrs. Lawrence Rice Earl Marcum and Ells

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