Harold Henry To Return For Home Town Concert
Harold Henry, noted composer pianist, returns to Lawrence for a piano recital under the University School of Fine Arts. He will perform works by Skilton and others, with tickets at local stores and the School of Fine Arts office. The 8:30 pm program in the central administration auditorium includes Bach, Chopin, Debussy, and Schubert, with several pieces dedicated to Henry.
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Harold Henry
Lawrence
School of Fine Arts
University
C. S. Skilton
Henry
Lawrente
J. M. Henry
Berlin
Paris
Oth
United States
D. M. Swarthout
School
F Or Fine Arts
Howard Henry
St. Louis
National Music Teachers’ Association
Bell's
Round Corner
Bachthorus
Liszt
Mnner
Bach
Beethe
Aysa Busonts
Seiss
Gtades
Chopin
Skitten
Debus Puck— Grier
Putnam
White’ the Piper
Henr Fantaisic
Wanderer
Schubert
Radio Program Announcement From KU to Feature Native Music
Prof C S Skilton from the School of Fine Arts will discuss the Music of the American Indian on KFKU tomorrow evening replacing Prof F W Blackmar who remains ill at home. The program includes violin and vocal numbers by Chaminade Kreisler Protheroe and Miss Minna Dorn among others with Dr George W Stratton and Dean R A Schiegler contributing in announcements and educational psychology.
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C. S. Skilton
School of Fine Arts
KFKU
F. W. Blackmar
K. U
George W. Stratton
Lessonil
R. A. Schiegler
Chaminade Kreisler
Bercetse
Ji Scherzo van Goens
Earl T
Salin
Max Heinrich
Proth¢croe
Cadman
Minna Dorn
Berlin sees seven thousand dollar cars in city growth
Berlin reports a rapid rise in car use with 7,000 dollar autos and a twenty percent city increase in six months. National output reaches 30 000 to 40 000 cars yearly, with expected 100 to 200 percent gains as facilities expand. Critics call cars a luxury raising about 40 percent tax before purchase. The Great Pyramid note contrasts ancient and modern engineering in massiveness.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Total Eclipse on January 24 Visible in Wide Belt
Washington DC January 13 The American Nature Association outlines the January 24 total solar eclipse visible across a broad belt from northern Minnesota to New England. It describes timing in major cities, corona visibility, and phenomena like Baily's Beads and shadow bands.
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Washington, D.C
Americanature Association
United States
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Great Lakes
New York
Long Island
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Scotland
Duluth
Buffalo
New York City
New Haven
Boston
Providence
Albany
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Chicago
New Orleans
St. Louis
Omaha
Lake Erie
Central States
New ‘York
Venus
Mercury
Jupiter
Oppose Sale of Monkeys Campaign Across India
London dispatch reports native extremist papers in India denouncing wholesale monkey exports. The drive targets shipments to Germany Austria the U S and Britain amid fears for sanctity of sacred animals and calls government action to halt what is called a devilish trade.
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London
India
Daily
Telegraph
Calcutta
Society For Prevention of Cruelty To
Germany
Austria
America
England
Eee
Printers to observe Benjamin Franklin birthday events
Printers in the United States are urged to observe the birth anniversary of Benjamin Franklin on January 17 1925. W M Lynch president of the International Typographical Union will speak at a Chicago banquet and urges observances in other cities. Franklin’s life as printer and statesman is cited as a model for craftsmen.
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Benjamin Franklin
Indianapolis
Associated Press
United States
W. M. Lynch
International Typographical Union
Lynch
Franklin
Boston
Aee Ee
Lawrence and Kansas City High Clash Debates World War Aims
Lawrence and Kansas City high schools debated the telegram on the question whether the United States should cancel all WWII allies debts. Lawrence won 4 to 2 in combined results, with 300 spectators at Liberty Memorial yesterday and about 400 in Kansas City last night.
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Kansas’ City
Kans
Ecision
Liberty
Memorial High School
Kansas City High School
fLawrence
Kansas City
United States
Lawrence
Jean Harner
Marion Leigh
Ralph Bunn
Francis Wood
Bernice Burcham
Marion Beatty
Dean
E. B. Stouffer
Dean F. T. Stockton
Hugh Means
Charles Wolf
Henry Asher
Harold Alexander
Kansas
Charles Wolfson
Willardean Harnér
Ray Li Boyer
Ellen Hazard
Edna Lemon
Governor Bans A Title In American Samoa
Apia, Samoa, Jan. 8. The governor prohibited the title Tuimanu a of the Manua district. Samoans who claim the right to bestow the heldade agerieved, say the title is equivalent to a kingship under American rule. Tuimanu a is sacred and commands high respect but holds no political power.
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Apia
Samoa
Associated Press
Deaths and Funerals of Rosa Belle Craven at Hillsdale
Rosa Belle Craven aged 35 died at her home near Lawrence at 11 50 this morning. Funeral services set for 1 80 Friday afternoon at Hillsdale Kansas, formerly her home.
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Rosa* Belle, ‘Cravens
Rosa Belle Craven
Lawrence
Hillsdale
Kan
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Egypt
Gener Heetric Co
Schenectady
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Fidelity and Casualty Co
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Honor Franklin
Chatham
Mass
Wandrek
Orleans Harbor
Kansas City, Kans
Westchester
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Ment
Park Avenue
Hobart
Adolphe Menjou
Eleanor Boardman
Conrad Nagel
Edward Connelly Story
Benjamin Glazer
Carey Wilson
Mack Sennet
Teoceets
County Old Ben
Logan-Moore ‘Lumber & Coal 'Co
Round Corner Drug Store
Bell’s Music Store
Office School of Fine ‘Arts
Oma
Ph Zukor
Jesse Shasky
Irvin
Barbara Frietchie
Florence
Vidor
Bowersock
Douglas Fairbanks
Bagdad
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