Students Brace For Final Examinations At KU Hill
University of Kansas students prepare for final exams ending fall term with classes ending midweek and exams scheduled across Thursday. Psychology professor Wheeler cautions against cramming and suggests two week prep with breaks, while Dr. Canuteson advises healthy routines. Watson Library reports peak study use as campus pursuits rise and local shops note rises in cigarette and coffee sales.
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University of Kansas
Raymond H. Wheeler
Wheeler
R. J. Canuteson
University Hospital
Watson Library
Canuteson
Mt. Oread
Reelect Lawrence Men Lead Holstein Friesen Assn
Two Lawrence men H M Chamney and R C Welborn were reelected to officer posts at the East Central Kansas Holstein-Friesian Association annual meeting in Leavenworth. Chamney was reelected vice president and Welborn secretary treasurer. Other officers include Grover G Meyer of Basehor as president and Marle Jamison of Leavenworth as director.
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Lawrence
H. M. Chamney
R. C. Welborn
Kansas Holstein-Friesian Association
Leavenworth
Mney
Welborn
Grover G. Meyer
Basehor
Marle Jamison
Bob Cat Displayed After Twin Mound Capture
Perry Moss and Earl Simmons near Twin Mound southwest of Clinton captured a bob cat in a rocky den yesterday morning. The cat, rare in the area, was sold to D. Bunker of the Natural History Museum at K. U. and will be mounted for Dyche Museum. It was placed in Green Brothers hardware window for display a few days.
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Perry Moss
Earl Simmons
Twin Mound
Clinton
Lawrence
Moss
Simmons
Bob
D. Bunker
Natural History Museum
K. U
Dyche Museum
Bob Cat
Green Brothers Hardware Store
Bunker
Christian Science Lesson Sermon Focuses on Eternal Life
Sunday services across Christ Scientist churches highlighted life as the central subject. Golden Text from I John 5 11 declares eternal life is in the Son. Isaiah 38 16 notes life sustained by the Lord, while Science and Health asserts Man's individual being cannot die or vanish into unconsciousness. both Soul and immortality endure.
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Churches
Societies of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Crossword Puzzle Clues and Answers Fragment
A scrambled cross word list with across and down clues. The readable lines show clues for Edible tuber call forth spice and other terms, plus scattered fragments that resemble a solved puzzle. The text includes partial entries like Japanese coin and neon symbol, with various unrelated phrase fragments and misspellings.
Tailors Urge Colorful Men's Clothes For Spring Styles
Clothiers at the national convention forecast bold wardrobes with pink and purple undertones. They warn the well dressed man will wear walloping color this season with socks, shirts, ties, shoes, and overplaid coats featuring vivid hues and striking contrasts.
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Chicago
Pi—Men's Tailors
Maxfield
Winter Siege Weakens Topeka Cold Snap Eases In Kansas
Winter’s siege weakens in Kansas as temperatures rise above freezing after a freak warm spell. Federal meteorologist S. D. Flora notes tonight may be “warm” with no zero weather likely, while north regions stay colder than the south. DISCUSSION CLUB TO MEET.
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Topeka
Kansas
S. D. Flora
Pleasant Valley Meeting to Discuss Townsend Plan
Pleasant Valley group will discuss problems Thursday January 23 at 7 45 pm at Pleasant Valley school district Roy Schesser chairman and district supervisor of workers education will present the Townsend Plan with rebuttal and counter proposal open to the public and light refreshments served afterwards.
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Townsend
Pleasant Valley
Roy Schesser
Workers’ Education
Missing Child Found Hanging From Bridge In Missouri
In Columbia Missouri on January 21 eight year old Jean Trombly was located hanging by her head from a railroad bridge nine hours after disappearing from home. Rescue volunteers Max Wood and Raymond Fenton found her between the ties and current reports say she is uninjured aside from shock and cold. She was returned to her home thirty miles away aided by a heavy coat that prevented a full fall. Her mother said she now shows exhaustion but appears otherwise fine.
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Columbia
Jean Trombly
Max Wood
Raymond Fenton
Will Address Masons by University of Kansas Dean
Raymond A. Schwegler, dean of the KU school of education, will address a Parsons joint session of Masonic bodies at the Masonic hall Thursday evening. He is a former Kansas grand orator for Knights Templar. The Royal Arch Masons and Knights Templar sponsor the meeting and invite all Master Masons. A dinner is planned at 6 30 p.m. by the DeMolay Mothers.
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Raymond A. Schwegler
University of Kansas School of Education
Parsons Masonic
Masonic Hall
Parsons
Dean Schwegler
Kansas
Knights Templar
Royal Arch Masons
Street Fighting Flare in Damascus Over French Campaign
Beirut reports violent street clashes in Damascus as French troops raid nationalist offices in Damascus and Aleppo and exile leader Fakhr al Baroudi. Two French soldiers wounded and streetcars stoned amid rising tensions as Syria braces for further actions.
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Beirut
Syria
Damascuss
Loc
Aleppo
Fakray Baroudi
Blame Man Made Trouble In Crash
Dallas reports man made trouble and not mechanical defect may have caused the American Airlines crash. The Dallas News cites a commerce order about cockpit doors and a passenger suicide theory with 16 others dying. Police note pistol found, third person in control, and extra life insurance attempts. Officials say flight details and insurance vary.
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Dallas
Dallas News
American Airlines
Arkansas
Department of Commerce
Douglass
C. R. Smith
Chicago
Memphis
Tenn
Ed Hurlburt
Bureau of Air Commerce
Washington
B. M. Jacobs
Airlines
Texas
Jacobs
Leap Year stag party hosted by Kalb family draws bachelors
Clyde Bell Glenn Kalb and Craig Jones attended a Leap Year stag party at the home of Howard and Arthur Kalb. The event gathered about 30 young bachelors as several neighborhood children watched nearby.
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Clyde Bell
Glenn Kalb
Craig Jones
Howard
Arthur Kalb
Local Women Host New Year Dinner and Club Plans
A community group in Spring Creek hosted a New Year’s pot luck at the Sheppard home with an improvised program. Local ladies assembled to discuss health, home economics, citizenship, and art for the Ladies club while planning a three act play at Spring Creek next Wednesday.
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Sorhood
Baldwin
John Hays
Elizabeth Pearson
Frances Kalb
Maurice O'Neil
Cena Pearson
Henry Bell
Mary
Nora van Tries
Paul O'Neil
A. D. van Tries
Alfred
Grace Hays
Irene van Tries
Louise Schellack
V. C. Sheppard
Sheppard
Ralph Kalb
Fannie Cavender
Aa. D. van Tries
Cavender
Ladies Club
van Tries
Spring Creek
Philip Miller
W. C. Sheppard
Topeka
Edward Miller
Great Bend
Donald Pearson
Kansas City
Tubbs
Shantytown
Black Jack
Monteith Aims At Weed free Golf Greens Breakthrough
Dr John Monteith Jr a leading golf greens expert works at the U S Department of Agriculture in Washington with support from the U S Golf Association He seeks a new grass variety for greens within three years and reports a chemical weed killer that spares grass though still experimental Color preference for bright greens is noted and industry temperaments are mentioned.
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John Monteith, Jr
Monteith
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
U. S. Golf Association
Club Notes Report Ends With January 29 Farewell
Nora Van Fries prepared papers read by Mrs. Sheppard proved interesting and instructive. Committee reports were hard. Mrs. Cavender read the club history. Names were drawn for mystery pals. A farewell reception will occur for two members at the next regular meeting January 29 at Mrs. Henry Bell's home.
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Nora van Fries
Sheppard
Cavender
Henry Bell
Newlyweds Mr and Mrs Clarence Molden Farewell
Congratulations are extended to Mr and Mrs Clarence Molden a haler who have wed in the community after living here for several years. Rent collection tips appear in the classified advertisements inviting readers to learn more.
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Clarence Molden
Haler
Clarence
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