20 Landon appointees confirmed by Kansas Senate
Topeka January 28 Democratic opposition failed as Kansas Republican senators pushed through 20 appointments made by former Governor Alf M Landon. The list includes health board and medical registration officials, several state boards and advisory commissions with terms ranging from three to four years, expiring between 1929 and 1940.
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Topeka
Kansas
Alf M. Landon
Senate Federal and State Affairs Committee
Senate
W. A. Lindsay
Claude Bradney
Ttfl
A.itehell
Lawrence
State Board of Health
Alfred O' Pannell
Tilworth
State Beard of Health
Len V. Turgeon
WT. Aldrien
Canay
State Board of Hearth
George T. Thacher
Waterville
W. J. Riletts
Wichita
Richard S. Maury
WC. Lathren. Norton
WW. OA Browne
George F. Gard
Arkansas City
Board of Managers of
State Raidiers Home
T. J. Hassix
Kansas City
Board of Medical
Rich
Board of Medical Examination and Registration
E. C. Morgan
M. C. Ruble
Parsons
John D. Pace
J.C. Wershall
Osborne
State Board of Medics Registration
Arthur E. Hertzler
H. E. Haskins
Kingman
A. T
Chambers
Wanras Caniterium
Himnalf
Samuel Murdock
Sahetha
Wensas
Plo. Kenedy
Charles W. Tiebinson
Atchtson
Xtte Board of Health
Death pact alleged in Black murder trial
In Chicago the state called a coroner chemist to dispute defendant Corydon Black's claim that he poisoned highballs killed his wife, Cordelia Elizabeth Black, as jurors hear details of the October death and a later vigil over her body. Police say the couple, recently divorced, discussed reconciliation before the fatal night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Corydon Black
Black
Cordelia Elizabeth Black
South Side
Clarence Muehlberger
C. W. Black
Council Grove
Kan
Fort Worth
Texas
Mal Coghlan
Emmett Byrne
Nation’s Weather Map Marked By Extremes In Winter Follies
Indiana river floods prompt boat rides as families in Eudora and Gardner cope with snow and ice. Local notices report births, deaths, illnesses, travel, and social events across DeSoto, Olathe, Kansas City, and nearby towns.
CARES FOR TOTS AT RELIEF CAMP
James Holliday of Lawrence visited weekend at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs John Clawlock. Fortnightly bridge club met Monday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Dicken Mex. Osborne convalescent from illness. Mrs Honest Sigman staying with sister Mrs Ruth Miller Overland slowly improving. Mr and Mrs Harley Blaylock Tarence were here Sunday morning en route to Kansas City. Mr and Mrs Marry Miller drove to Lenexa for funeral of Mrs Ed Bradshaw cousin of Miller. Todt Wall and Gomer Green in Olathe on business. Mrs Paul Arnheart called to Kansas City by death of her father Joseph F Hall. Eastern Star lodge met honoring state officers Mrs Margaret Ballard and Mrs Mame Collier. Guests in Linwood and Kansas. Mrs Minnie Dicken and Mrs Wilma Bakey entertained Pleasant Wear club Thursday with guest Mrs Ada Mae Chambers formerly of Los Angeles. Mrs S R Zook also guest. Genevieve Taylor, Mrs Mae Blaylock and Mrs Florence Shellack participated on program. Mrs O G Chambers of Los Angeles visiting here with inlaws and relatives in Olathe. Arthur Ott and children Arthur Maurice and Floyd dined with Roy and Mrs W C Wilson. Miss Henrietta Schubert confined with flu then returned to work. Mr and Mrs Maurice Starr were Sunday night supper guests of Mr and Mrs Floyd Pierce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Zeigler
Eudora
Basil Gardner
Valley Center
W. H. Baker
Gardner
Kansas City
John Pratt
Young Women’s Club
Dorothy Newding
Fred Morse
Kansas City Hospital
Ted Maneys
Fred Tobler
Koehler
Kaw Bottoms
Clarence Hodge
J. M. Torrance
Ruth Miller
C. G. Mickel
Mickel
Vincent McLaughlin
Kansan City
Charles Curtis
Jinwood
McLaughin Poperty
Feris Cordell
Ernest Sigman
Overland Park
Mac Battles
Kansas City General Hospital
George Knupt
Kansas Citys
A.T. Broveak
John Cramer
Charles
Ed ‘Trowbridge
Syracage
A. H. Cobb
Raymond
Shirley Ann
S DeSoto
M. E
Eudora M. E
Richard Jensen
Fort Scott
Will Warsop
Elmer Smalley
Fred Smalley
Frank Penner
Lawrence
L. R. Penner
Leland
Kate Venner
Charles Campbell
Kate Penner
James Holliday
John Clawlock
Bridge Club
Harry Dicken
Osborne
Honest Sigman
Overland
Harley Blaylock
Kansas Ory
Marry Miller
Lenexa
Ed Bradshaw
M. Miller
Todt Wall
Gomer Green Mare
Olathe
Paul Arnheart
Joseph F. Hall
Astern Star Lodge
Margaret Ballard
Noble Brand
Mame — Collier
Uests
Linwood
Kansas
Minnie Dicken
Wilma Bakey
The
Pleasant Wear Club
Dicken
Ada Mae Chambers
Los Angeles
S. R. Zook
Genevieve Taylor
Mae Blaylock
Florence Shellack
O. G. Chambers
Los Angles
Og. 0
Chambers
Olathe, Ont
Arthur Ott
Arthur
Maurice
Floyd
Roy
W. C. Wilson
Henrietta’ Schubert
Maurice Starr
Floyd Pierce
Aggie Player Graduates Before Key Nebraska Game
Charles Schierlmann, regular guard for Kansas State College, is expected to graduate after this week’s finals before the Big Six game with Nebraska. Jack Miller remains out with influenza. Coach Frank Root lists starting guards Homer Wesche and Howard Cleveland, with Frank Groves at center and George Kramer and Ed Klimek as forwards. Also noted is Mrs. W. C. McConnell recovering from a broken hip and right arm after a Sunday ice fall near First Baptist Church at 744 New Hampshire Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kan
Charles Schierlmann
Nebraska
Kansas State
Schierlmann
Jack Miller
Frank Root
Homer Wesche
Howard Cleveland
Frank Groves
George Kramer
Ed Klimek
W. C. McConnell
Franklin announce birth of Ruth in January
Mr and Mrs Carol Franklin announce the birth of their daughter Ruth on Wednesday January 13 Several school teachers and board of education members attended the annual teachers and school board meeting at Olathe Saturday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Franklin
Ruth
Santa Fe section fore man moves family to Rosenau house
Local notes report the new Santa Fe section fore man replacing Arthur Boyer moving his family to the Rosenau house on Church street. Also on local matters Billy Mertz from a CCC camp in Severn will return February 2 on furlough and Otho Lewis attended J H Brooks funeral in Lawrence where Brooks belonged to Lone Star CCC camp and was killed in a two truck collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Arthur Boyer
Will
Rosenau
Church Street
Billy Mertz
CCC
Severn
Otho Lewis
J. H. Brooks
Lawrence
Brooks
Lone Star
Curtis Ruthrauff
G. M. Wolfe
Lotholz
Udora
H. W. Nagel
A. Shockley Company
Andrew Kohler
Howard Kohler
Emelie Gerstenberger
Memorial Hospital
Alice Marie Kindred
Katherine Walker
Arlene Bohnsack
Patricia Ann Schubert
Alice Marie
DeSoto
Eudora
Orman Strachan
exXaminer
Kansas Pwa
University of Lowz season summary lands 528000 in attendance
The 77 basketball games of the University of Lowz teams over the last four seasons drew 528000 spectators, averaging 6.867 per game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Lowz
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Landon
Republican
London
Brentford
Chelsea
Ethel Horton
Memphis
AGGIE
Root
Dickinson
Deanna Durbin
Eddie Cantor
Ray Mill and
Binnie Bartes
Alice Brady
Charles Winninger
Paramount
Fred Mac Murray
Gladys Swarthout
Jack, Oakie
Veloz and
Yolanda
Karl M. Kreider
Chay
L.W
Winter Chevrolet CO
Thrifty ‘Entertainment
Gary. Cooper
Anna St
Ain Satheen
Edmund Love
Diamond
Walter Huston
Hamond
Buck Jones
Ace of
Western Stars
A-Dickinson Theatre
Maiden Lane
Delbert Adams
Gerald Miller
Henry Hoelscher
Edwin Abels
Kansas Republican Women’s Club
Eudora Newz
Betty Jeanne
Abels
Weaver’s
Granada
Satnttoy
Join
Marine Vis
Paul Kelly
Travis Parnell Pratt
Reginald Denny
Warren Hymer
America
Black Legion
Humphrey Bogart
Dick Foram
Erin O'Brien-Moore
Ann Sheridan
Bogirt Barrat
Helen Glint
Joseph Sewyer
Addison Richards
Iddia Acult
Arthie Mayes
Wares Bros. Pshure
Carl's
Norma Shearer
Leslie Howard
Patee
Saterday
Bob
Vigilantes No
Nies
Jack Lenny
George Burns
Gracie Allen
Bob Burns
Ax Martha Raye
Brian Goooman and His Orchestra
Shirley Ross
Ray Mill
Frank Forest
Benny Fields
Aialph
Leopold Stokowski
Ind
Hla Symphony Orch
Louis DePron
Heanere Whitney
Larry Adler
Virginia (Pigrash
David Holt
Billy Les
Dickinson Theatre
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