Honor System Expands at Kansas University Tests
University counsel notes growing use of the honor system during finals with students stepping outside for a quick break and some smoking. Officials cite long tradition in law school exams and insist few instances of cheating. Old Snow Hall demolition work progresses with dirt filling the site and brick piers set for stabilization. Subplots include campus quirks and anecdotes about students, staff, and local events around Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U
Appointment of Arthur McKittrick as Lawrence Township constable
Arthur McKittrick of 702 New Hampshire Street has been appointed a constable of Lawrence Township by the board of county commissioners to replace Milton Beach who resigned. McKittrick a Lawrence High School graduate is currently taking courses at the University of Kansas part time and has provided substantial service as a special deputy sheriff under Sheriff Jack Dy during the past three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur. McKittrick
New Hampshire
Street
Lawrence
Milton Beach
McKittrick
Lawrence “High School
University of Kansas
Jack Dy
County surveying crews extend ICWA project near Clinton
Civil engineers from Manhattan work in Douglas County near Clinton checking surveying done earlier. The project aims to complete surveys across several counties as Ros and others report progress. Also note a soloist from Beulah Green of Little Rock will sing at St Luke AME Church, while the pastor shares a Sunday message. Local readers are urged to stay thrifty.
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Manhattan
ICWA
Douglas County
Clinton
St.Luke Church
Buelah . Green
Little 'Ark
St. Luke Ame
Church of
Little. Rock
Polish German pact seen as aid to peace
Geneva reports say the Polish German pact signed yesterday is regarded as a contribution to European peace. In Polish circles Germanys withdrawal from the League last year is linked to a perceived direct entente, with the Pomorze question highlighted as a key issue affecting the sea outlet between Germany and Poland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Europe
Germany
Pomorze
Physician Treats Case Of Arsenical Poisoning
A woman from a neighboring county was treated by Dr. G W Jones for arsenical poisoning after eating four apples sprayed with arsenate of lead. Prof Henry Werner confirmed the diagnosis. The patient recently recovered from illness and was weakened, making effects more severe. Dr Jones urged thorough washing of apples and peeling if possible to remove residue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Jones
Jones
Henry Werner
University of Kansas
New York Waiters Strike Expands Across Hotels
A strike by waiters and kitchen workers spread through most New York hotels. The Annamalated hotel and restaurant workers union, claiming 30 000 members, called the action a test of the NRA. A later tally showed 663 out, as hotels resisted union demands for a 40 hour week a 520 wage scale and better conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Norman Thomas
Park Central
American Federation of Labor
Waldorf
Half of Paul Bern estate sought by widow Jean Harlow
The Sacramento public administrator seeks one half of Paul Bern s $61 000 estate for Dorothy Millette Bern who died by self harm after Bern s death The action names actress Jean Harlow as widow The attorney for Miss Harlow says the case will be contested Also included Melvin A Traylor’s condition improved as he recovers from pneumonia in Chicago
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Los Angles
Paul Bern
Jean Harlow
Herman A. Koch
Sacramento
Dorothy
Millette Bern
Bern
Local social notes at Univasiey club and other events
Mr and Mrs George M Beal host a twelve cover dinner at the Univasiey club with talisman roses and ivory decorations. Mrs Wayne McCoy and Mrs Clifton Ramsey led a Colonial bridge luncheon yesterday with red rose centerpieces and prizes won by Mrs Arthur S Anderson Mrs Penfield Jones and Mrs Endsley Jones. Out of town guests included Mrs William Goode Wilson and Mrs Robert Kroenert. Further events include a Monday contract club host, a Variety bridge meeting at Eldridge house, a Pacific Ocean outing February 11 for two couples celebrating fortieth anniversaries, Dr Walter L Wilson speaking tomorrow at 2 30 pm at North Lawrence Christian church, and university sorority events with a buffet luncheon for Alpha Nt Delta guests.
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George M
Beal
Univasiey Club
Bridge
Wayne McCoy
Clifton Ramsey
Colonial
Valentine
Arthur S. Anderson
Penfield Jones
Endsley Jones
William Goode Wilson
Springfield
Robert Kroenert
Kansas City
Gertrude Pearson
Alpha Nt Delta
University House
Wiedemann's
Pearson
Stephenville
Tex
Eva Oakes
Margaret Speelman
Agnes Husband
Irene Peabody
Personal notes on residents visiting and traveling
Mrs H A Jetmore and Mrs Alfred Lawrence spent yesterday in Toneka. C C Perkins left for Glen Elder to spend the weekend with Mr and Mrs S P Trueblood and Mr and Mrs Harry Trueblood Miss Josephine Myers and Miss Eleanor Robinson are in Kansas City for the day. C H Goodman left for Grinnell for land interests. Mrs L L Stihwell of Oakland California arrived to visit her parents Mr and Mrs J F Lutz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Jetmore
Alfred Lawrence
Toneka
C. C. Perkins
Glen Elder
S. P. Trueblood
Harry Trueblood
Josephine. Myers
Eleanor Robinson
Kansas City
C.H. Goodman
Grinnell
Mrs
J. F. Lutz
Honor Roll Students Named for Six Weeks End Jan 19
Junior high pupils make the scholastic honor roll for the six weeks period ending Friday January 19. Grade Seven lists Arlene Auchard Betty Lou Allphin Inez Hacen buch Helen Louise St.Claire Hel en Gentry Albert Mole Lorraine Polson Louise Polson John Ise Doris Peirce Jean Drebing Thelma Johnson Elizabeth Osche Margaret Penny Dorothea White Roy Mull David Jackson Robert Street Freddie Miller Eugene Jameson Amy Jean Edministon Phyllis Wherry Elmor Maiden Helen Jenkins Edward Krum Mary Fitzpatrick Ruth Rodgers Helen Linauist Winifred Reuter Mary Lou Holman. Grade Eight lists Billy Hunzicker Mary Evelyn Standing Evelyn Sabol Jean Quinn Russell Burke Lillian Brown Maurine Auchard Ruth Alvord Martha Zoze Allphin De Witt Potter David Watenwul der Max Mason Gaylord Carter Margaret Baker Dorothy May dane Kennedy Jim Brown David Whitney Edward Moorman Mary Franks Barbara Ann Knott Betty Jean Abels Betty Mae Dunn Erma Holliday Owen Maloney Mary Louise Baker Ann Murray Billy Kopp Inez Green Alice May Bruce Doris Twente Harold Lefmann Jack Stephenson Roscalmna Martin Louis Rieder Donald Wet zel Florence McConnell Jeanne Moyer Wilbur Rake Jerry Sisson Erna Carl Olga Carl Edwin Price Richard Pine Evelyn Wulfkuble Rose Marie Richardson Josephine Willenburg Marion Cook Neta Black Merle Jackson John Krum James Mott Fred Stubeck Benny eae
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlene Auchard
Betty Lou Allphin
Inez _Hacenbuch
Helen
Helen Gentry
Albert Mole
Lorraine Polson
Louise Polson
John_ Ise
Doris Peirce
Jean Drebing
Thelma Johnson
Elizabeth Osche
Margaret Penny
Dorothea White
Roy Mull
David, Jackson
Robert Street
Freddie Miller
Eugene Jameson
Amy Jean Edministon
Phyllis Wherry
Elmor Maiden
Helen Jenkins
Edward Krum
Mary Fitzpatrick
Ruth Rodgers
Helen Linauist
Winifred Reuter
Mary Lou Holman
Billy Hunzicker
Mary Evelyn Standing
Evelyn Sabol
Jean Quinn
Russell, Burke
Lillian Brown
Mauri
Alice May Bruce
Doris Twente
Harold Lefmann
Jack Stephenson
Roscalmna Martin
Louis Rieder
Donald Wetzel
Florence McConnell
Jeanne Moyer
Wilbur Rake
Jerry Sisson
Erna Carl
Olga Carl
Edwin Price
Richard Pine
Evelyn
Wulfkuble
Rose
Marie Richardson
Josephine Willenburg
Marion Cook
Neta Black
Merle Jackson
John Krum
James Mott
Fred Stubeck
Virginia Walters
Dell Love
Helen Wade
Esther Lou Thomas
Helen Dodds
Margaret Sperke
Cooper
Max Louk
Bernie Manness
Ruth Crumer
Joe van Sickle
Marjorie Eustace
Jean Dooley
Lena James
Ruth Mary Chandler
Lillian Willenburg
Andy Mitchell
Jack Beamer
Vivian Barnes
Theo Sverry
Bob Allen
Margaret Cosgrove
Lavoné Brown
Teachers Complete Exam For County First Second Grade Certificates
Five rural school teachers seek first and second grade county certificates taking two day examinations at the Douglas county courthouse under Harold C Fisher superintendent of Douglas county schools. The examinees include Miss Lena Free man of Tonganoxie Marguerite Nunemaker and Herbert Nunemaker of Lawrence Ralph Hoff man of Overbrook and Lula Lew138 Linwood.
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Harold C.fisher
Douglas County
Lena Kd. Freeman
Tonganoxie
Marguerite Nunemaker
Herbert
Nune
Lawrence
Ralph: Hoffman
Overbrook
Lula L Lew
Linwood
Former Kaiser Happy On His 75th Birthday at Doorn
Kaiser Wilhelm II celebrated his 75th birthday at Doorn House with family, a religious service, and lunch. The event drew local interest as Doorn's population and business rose, while Berlin reports mention a Nazi officer ball disrupted by brown shirts.
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Kaiser
Netherlands
Wilhelm Hohenzollern
German Empire
Doorn House
Friedrich Wilhelm
Duchess of Hesse
Ludwig Schneller
Reich
Altho
Berlin
Changes at Haskell Institute Staff Announced by Superintendent
Henry Roe Cloud announced changes in the Haskell Institute instruction staff affecting nine people. Retirements include Wy Beddow after 35 years in Indian service, Arthur G. Scott after 25 years, Thomas J. Giless after 23 years, and French L. Thomas who plans to retire January 31. Other moves include Dreher to Fort Totten Indian school, Nori reassigned to southwest construction, Trent moved to Seavyoh, and Hall dropped from staff. Ward furloughs include Alyne Ward and Louis T. Webber and Scott furloughed until specific dates. The Haskell farm will be leased next year with agricultural instruction moved to Chilocco.
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Haskell Institute
Henry Roe Cloud
Wy. Beddow
Indian Service
Haskell
Arthur G. Scott
Chilocco
Scott
Thomas 3. Giless
Gress
Frank A. Dreher
Fort Totten
N.D
David Nori
Mason
Mayetta
Kan
Will Open Tuesday at First Baptist Church
Homer K. Ebright announces the Douglas County Council of Christian Education training school opens next Tuesday at 7 30 PM in the First Baptist church. Sessions run five Tuesdays with 20 to 25 questions for credit. Sixty early registrations are in. many Sunday schools will cover the 25 cent tuition for workers who enroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer K. Ebright
Douglas County Council of Christian Education
First Baptist Church
Dean Ebright
Schuol
Winter Lows Hit Seven Degrees as Lawrence News Notes
An observer reports Holloway's Hall on a quiet night with the dance orchestra interrupted by unexpected window activity. A fireman forgot to pull the shade during a night slumber. County Attorney Stevens filed a lengthy embezzlement information against Jake Bidinger, Kanwaka township treasurer, spanning over 200 pages with 43 counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holloway’s Hall
Station Number 2
R. B. Stevens
Jake Bidinger
Kanwaka Township
Hattie Scanland
Wheeler to Be Speaker on Modern Advances in Psychology
Dr Raymond Wheeler of the University department of psychology will discuss The religious influence of Asiatic leaders Gandhi Tagore and other topics tomorrow at 10 in the Forum of the Unitarian Church Twelfth and Vermont. The talk is third in the Stream Lines of Progress series arranged by Forum director Henry Werner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian Church
Twelfth
Vermont
Raymond Wheeler
University
Will E
Henry Werner
Gandhi
Tagore
Social Calendar Highlights From Pendleton Area Clubs
A busy social week lists dinners, bridge and contract clubs. Notable events include Mr. and Mrs. Dearee Beal hosting. Monday whist and contract gatherings at several homes. Tuesday features President's Ball at Hotel Eldridge, Round Table buffet at Mrs. Edwin Price, and Finesse Club with Mrs. Dolph Simons.
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Sti
Pendleton
Dinn
Bridge Club
Dearee O 'Beal
Daelaney
Hae Hargter
Hotel Eldridge
Edwin Price
Finesse Club
Dolph Simons
Lawrence Rendless Poche
C. L
Pivotal People in Contemporary Religion Sermon Set
During the church service at 11 o clock Charles A Engvall will deliver the second sermon in a series on Pivotal People in Contemporary Religion. Mrs Renry Werner and Keith Davis will sing a duet. William Howie will play part of the Suite Gothique. The Promethean club will not meet in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Engvall
Renry Werner
Keith Davis
William Howie
Boellman
Promethean Club
Students to Have Short Vacation After Finals
Amid final exams at the University of Kansas the fall term ends and a five day break runs from February 1 before the spring term. Registration for the second semester is set for February 6 and 7 with classes resuming February 8. Except for Easter and Decoration Day, the second semester has no holidays. Many students plan to spend the interim at home, and Kansas City parties are planned during the break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
K.U
Eanning
Kansas City
The American Home Lecture at Trinity Lutheran Church
Rev. C A Puls will present a confirmation lecture on The American Home at Trinity Lutheran Church Ta eelack Sunday night. Topics include modern homes, marriage, family life, children as assets, and when a home ceases to be a home. A song period led by Prof. W B Dawning precedes the discussion. all are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
Ta E'Elack
C.A. Puls
W. B. Dawning
De Soto residents mingle with visitors and recoveries
De Soto residents and neighbors share illness cautions and hospital entries as visitors travel from Stanley and Kansas City. Among updates are Anna Anderson's illness, Catherine McLaughlin and Vincent McLaughlin’s Kansas City trip, and Barrett Whitaker’s slow recovery from a gunshot wound. Local officials and dairy leaders also attend meetings in Kansas City.
Local Notes and Visits From Oklahoma City to Kansas
Oklahoma City visitors recount patient Miss Frances Mason and Wilbur Mason formerly of De Soto while G. Mickel joins family in Soldier Sunday. Alfred Jones and wife announce birth of a son near Tonganoxie. Lone Star school closes for dental work. Addie Westenberger from Springfield visits. Kansas City relatives, past weekend at Frisbie and Baker households. Ralph Klamm ill with pneumonia. Joan Linden recovers from arm cut. Lawrence visits by Mrs. Bert Hoffman and Mrs. R. W. Phillips. Woodrow Coons quarantine. Mrs. Jerry Kiser recovering well after illness. Leonard Baker injured on Zarah road project. Sunday school resumes. Hazel Rattles ill with scarlet fever relapse. Florence Soule confined with heavy cold. Farm Bureau meeting postponed to Jan 27. No new scarlet fever cases locally.
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Oklahoma City
Frances Mason
Wilbur Mason
De'Soto
Dc. G. Mickel
Soldier Sunday
Micel
Blanchard
Mickel
B. L. Mickel
Anid
Tonganoxie
Jones
Kansas City
Bert Hoffman
R. W. Phillips
Lawrence
Ollie Brewer
Will Welch
Vernie Welch
Soring
Levi. Doering
Lucile’ Blaylock
Harley Blaylock
Ottawa
Clyde Blaylock
Red Fredericks and Son
Linwood
Anna Anderson
C. Harris
Elnora’ Kingman
Kansas City Alondey
John A. Giebner
Farm Bureau
Olathe
Woodrow Coons
Coons
Jerry Kiser
Kiser
Hillsboro
Leonard Baker
Bell Memorial Hospital
Hazel Rattles
Florence Soule
Florence -Reid
Epidemic spread slowed as quarantines ease and prison escape sparks town alert
Report notes the epidemic appears halted with only four known cases and quarantines loosening by February first. Mrs Herbert Sheldon and John M Whitelaw along with Miss Mildred Coons reportedly improving. A seven-prisoner escape from Lansing Federal Prison triggers major security with guards and machine guns on duty at the Johnson County Leavenworth bridge and town patrols after Memorial Day. Arch Meinke of Lawrence visited on farm business amid lines and traffic on highway No 10.
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Herbert Sheldon
John M. Whitelaw
Lansing
Frank Moore
Johnson County Leavenworth County
Community Gossip From Columbia Oysters to Showers
Mr and Mrs Flory Amos Wrightsman Mrs William Wingert Mable and Mra Cecil Duver Mr and Mrs Will Postma Florence Laurie Richard Walter Duver enjoyed an oyster supper at the Flory home Thursday evening. Will Postma attended events at Overbrook and a shower for Mrs Leslie Churchbaugh drew several community members including Mrs Carl Van Housen Marian and others. Willow Springs youths staged An Arizona Cowboy at Lone Star hall Tuesday. Mrs John Brohammer Pearl joined farm bureau activities at Mrs Charlie Banning’s home Tuesday afternoon.
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Ie Flory
Oscar
Amos
Wrightsman
William Wingert
Mabel
Mra
Cecil Duver
Will Postma
Florence
Laurie
Richard
Walter Duver
Flory
G Wright
Overbrook
Leslie Churchbaugh
John Churchbaugh
Carl van Housen
Marian
Frank Deay
Edith
Joh. Brohammer
Pearl
Oscar Shuck
Evelyn
Charles Shuck
Darrell
Lloyd Shuck
Eva
Warren
Florence Postma
Willow Springs
Lone Star Hall
John Brohammer
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Watt
Watson Liibrary
Francis Merrill
K.U. Sociology Department
Frances Merrill
Sociology
Chicago
Gamma Phi
Dianne
Charles
Remers
Phi Psi
Hollywood
New- York
Dorothy Flood
Kansas
Gretna Green
Lawrence Day
Atchison County
E. L. School of Law
Arthur
iJournal- World
Orville
Murray
Baldwin
Rumsey
Chubby
Memorial Park Cemetery
Amre
Mina L. Ward
Fifteenth
Michigan Streets
United Brethren Church
C. L. Heatherington
Oak Hill Cemetery
Lena Reetz
Tennessee Street
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Eudora
Lin‘wood
Hy Réifschneider
Char
Endora
Jor
Stirs
Melvin A. ‘Traylor
Melvin’a. Traylor
Perry Barber
Eldridge Hoi
Harry Hutchings
Roseburg
Ore
Pacific Ocean
Jim Hutchings
Walter L. Wilson
Kansas City, Mo
North Lawrence Christian’ Church
Seventh and Elms Streets
Wallace W.C. U
Wilson
WILL
Leadership Training School
Wheeler
Unitarian
Sol MM
Yb.pire
W. C. Simos
George Atkeson
Ella Doering
P. Co
DE Soto
Sarah Agnew
Stanley
Elnet Deay
F R. Harbison
Harbison
Taylor Martin
Martin Farm
Raymond Hedrick
Herman Gottstein
CWA
Catherine McLaughlin
Vincent
Clyde Findley
Oliver
John Allen
Grandview Mo
A. T. Broveak
Mr. Broveak
June Broveak
C. E
Jewett
da Jewett
D. ¢. Whitaker
J. C. Deweese
City
O. Watson
First Methodist Church
L. F. Waring
Columbia
Lawrence Print and Paper Store
W. 9Th
Lawrence Building and Loan Association
Member
Federal Home Loan Bank
Hargaingay
Mobair
Living
Sutton
Tal
Kennedy
Liberal Credit
Miller’s
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