New KU School of Religion Name Dues Plans
Dr Arthur Braden and Rev Forest Wircraft named as instructors and potential dean for the University of Kansas new school of religion. Courses total thirty hours first year with Old Testament Life of Jesus prophets and Paul topics. Credits not granted this year but may apply later. classes set for feeders and Westminster Halls.
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University of Kansas
School of Religion
Frank Jennings
Board of Trustees
Forest’ E.witcraft
Arthur Braden
E. H. Lindley
Jennings
Mr. Witeraft
Bralen
Jesus
Braden Will
Witcraft
Israel
Mpatlets
Meyers Hall Bible
R v
First Baptist Church
Ice Company Plans Shortened Monday Deliveries
The ice plant will skip regular deliveries on Monday to allow a holiday break for workers and to catch up with demand. Manager R C Rankin said the plant has operated at capacity through the hot spell and will provide emergency ice from the factory as needed, with plans to resume normal service after the weekend.
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R. C. Rankin
Girls Camp Under Way at Martin Farm Near Lawrence
Visitors day at the girls camp on Rock Creek nine miles south of Lawrence. The two day event began yesterday with about forty girls and adult leaders, running from 2 to 4 PM today with meals prepared for visitors.
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Martin Farm
Awrence
Rock Creek
Great Britain Notifies Japan Over High Chancellor Decision
Lord Birkenhead's ruling prompts Britain to inform Japan of the formal stance amid ongoing diplomatic exchanges. The Bishop family and Mrs. S. D Bishop along with Mrs. Harry T. Moore of Wichita depart for New York City and Albury Park to spend the summer, continuing travel plans despite the policy note.
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London
Qgreat
Britain
Japan
Lord Birkenhead
S. D Bishop
Harry T. Moore
Wichita
New York City
Albury Park
Tuberculosis Clinic Set For Next Thursday In Lawrence
The regular monthly tuberculosis clinic will be held July 7 in the Lawrence city hall council room. An afternoon and evening schedule runs from 1 to 4 30 p m to help workers. Dr S L Cox will direct examinations with Miss Emily Snively handling preliminary and follow-up work. There is no August clinic. the series resumes in September on the first.
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Lawrence
5. L. Cox
State Tuberculosis Association
American diplomat nicknamed Article Thirty Three in Mexico
In Mexico City July 24 George T. Summerlin the American charge d affaires was humorously tagged as Article Thirty Three at a reception with President Obregon. Summerlin displayed the ticket after checking his hat and asked if it was personal. Obregon laughed and introduced him as the latest victim of the well known Article Thirty Three, a constitutional provision allowing expulsion of pernicious foreigners.
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Mexico City
George T. Summerlin
Obregon
Summerlin
United States
Hotel project bids open for Mexico City landmark
Department of national property invites bids for a new hotel in Mexico City costing not less than 4,000,000 pesos. The modern structure should rival world standards and be completed within two years. The downtown site on a prominent corner requires the second floor to serve as an exhibition space for national products.
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Mexico City
Department of National Property
Kansas Crop Improvement association to inspect oats and wheat
Manhattan Kansas July 2 approximately 17 000 acres of wheat and 250 acres of oats will be inspected by representatives of the Kansas Crop Improvement association this year per a report from the board of directors Prices for seed wheat are $1 less than last year Kanred Falconer and Blackhull prices vary by grade and packaging Earned wheat yields exceed other hard wheats by 3 to 5 bushels per acre while Kan sas Fulghum oats outperform Red Texas by 8 to 10 bushels per acre per the board's findings
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Manhattan
Kansas
Kansas Crop Improvement Association
Board of
Texas
Lymanhurst Hospital School Aids Tuberculosis Children
Minneapolis officials announce the Lymanhurst hospital will provide medical treatment and education for tubercular children barred from public schools. Dr. F Harrington, health officer, says it is the first U S facility to educate such students under state law.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Lymanhurst Hospital
Lymanhurs Hospital
United States
F. Harrington
Detroit Plan To Send Framing Birth Certificates
Detroit officials unveil a program to greet newborns by distributing framed birth registration certificates. The Department of Health will mail certificates to homes after reports of a birth, aiming to boost registration which has declined despite a 50 cent bonus for registrants.
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Detroit
Mich
Lnelcome
Department of Health
Taxes By Mail Bring In Over Sixteen Thousand Dollars
Taxes totaling 16148.26 were credited to Douglas county yesterday for payments dated on or before June 30, sent by mail. Automobile license collections for the day totaled 720.25, covering 131 cars, eight trucks, two dealers and two motorcycles.
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Douglas County
Ice and Storage Co Ushers July Fourth Break
The Committee of Citizens urges a general vacation on the Fourth of July due to heavy strain on staff. Ice deliveries will be limited with a single plant man handling small quantities and emergency calls possible. No general deliveries Monday to ease workload.
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Committee of Citizens
The
Ice and Storage Co
Marriage Licenses Granted by Douglas County Probate Court
In July the marriage license line reports licenses issued by Judge L H Menger of the Douglas County probate court. June endings precede. among those married were John Hanson and Hierence Ruffner of Topeka by Judge Menger, Robert L Robertson of Lawrence and Florence E Joss of Topeka, and Rudolph M Krueger and Flora Gottman of Kansas City Missouri.
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L. H. Menger
Douglas County
John Hanson
Hierence Ruffner
Topekas
Menger
Robert L. Robertson
Lawrence
Florence E. Joss
Topeka
Rudolph M. Krueger
Flora Gottman
Kansas City
Local notices and ads from Lawrence region
Railway and coal delivery ads mixed with visits and sales notices. Mentions Topeka visits by Paul McDonald, Dorothy Annie visiting Mrs Edgar, W K Edgar, Junction City travel, Lawrence stores selling coal and lumber, tobacco smoke Don Alvand, coat sale, phone numbers, Fourth of July visiting plans, and salvage and rummage sale events. Includes practical nurses and ads for coal lump and semi anthracite delivery in Illinois and Southern Kansas.
Prince of Wales Accepts 600 Year Old Feudal Gifts at Launceston
In Launceston Cornwall the Prince of Wales as Duke of Cornwall received a feudal pageant from the town’s royal borough rites. Rent offerings in kind were presented including pepper a brake of hounds and various symbolic gifts such as spurs gloves a rose and a mantled goatskin cloak for the manor tenants. The ceremony amused him as Rethuel Hutchings wore goatskin and the duke confirmed tenants in their medieval honors.
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Launceston
Cornwall
Eng
Prince’ of Wales
Duke of Cornwall
Hugh Molesworth
St. Aubyn
Ewannacot
St. Mary
Rethuel Hutchings
Urge to Appeal Over Hides Missing From Tariff List
Topeka Kansas stockmen urged to contact congressmen to add hides to the emergency tariff act schedule. Secretary J H Mercer of the Kansas Live Stock Association says hides were omitted though crucial for livestock price improvements. He notes the House Ways and Means Committee has not included hides, warning that lack of protection hurts freight costs and wholesale cattle prices.
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Topeka
Kin
Kansas
Sheir
Congress
J. H. Mercer
Kansas Live Stock Association
Mercer
Deaths and Funerals C J Arbuckle of Alhambra
Death notices report the passing of C J Arbuckle at his Alhambra home on Tuesday June 28. A Brackett neighborhood resident for years he left for California three or four years ago. He was well known and many friends regret his death. The article also notes that Lady Jane Grey reigned nine days in 1553.
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C. I. Arbuckle
C. J. Arbuckle
Alhambra
Pel
Arbuckle
Brackett
California
College Men Wanted for Kansas Harvest Next Year
Kansas State Farm Bureau officers in Manhattan Kansas plan to recruit more college men for next year’s harvest season. Hutchinson free employment bureau manager cites very few college students worked harvest this year as the main reason for the shortage. Officials anticipate a well organized drive to secure additional college labor for Kansas harvest next year.
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Manhattan
Kap
Kansas State Farm Bureau
Kansas
Iall
Hutchinken Free Employment Bureau
Farm Bureau
Kansas News Briefs Highlights Local Events
Community celebrations in various towns include a wedding anniversary in Great Bend, Modern Woodmen drill placements in St. Louis, Rotary Club July 4 free swim in Wichita, Dorado baby show results with 222 entrants, and a Back To School drive by the Y M C A. Dodge City reports 1500000 in crop losses from Arkansas river flood. An all woman jury in U S Stevens county acquits a Moscow cake maker.
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Ugoton
Stevens County
Co. Ed. Simonson
Moscow
Police Court Grist Seaboard: Three Men Fined in Unlawful No Habitation Case
Georgia Harper alias Toots Coleman and James Thompson were fined 50 dollars each in police court for unlawful no habitation and remanded to jail if unpaid. The two colored men found Thursday with four cotton shirts wrapped in a coat were examined and ordered out of town.
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Georgia Harper
Toots” Coleman
James Thompson
El Dorado survey under KU engineer lead on industry study
Jury panel listed by name for El Dorado project includes Mrs J. E Hamby and others. The El Dorado industrial survey, under Dr A T Walker dean of KU engineering, will assess rail facilities factories mills and road connections as part of a Kansas town survey series. Wichita Rotary club quartet to attend national convention in Scotland and aid Fourth of July celebrations. Wichita crowds noted as only delegation with a quartet.
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el Dorado
A. T. Waler
School of Engineering
University of Kansas
Il Dorado
Kansas
Dean Walker
Wichita
Wichita Rotary Club
Scotland
Paris
Wichita Rotarian
China's ruler reviews roads in ambitious postwar plan
Peking June 29 President Hsu Shih-chang in a discussion of his book China After the War presents a plan for railway development in China. He notes 24 rail lines with about 60 000 miles of mileage, compares the United States, and says foreign capital created disjointed lines. He argues for a unified national plan and modernization of key routes.
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Peking
Hsu Shih-chang
China
United States
Ambitious China highway plan signals reform needs
Forty years of railway work left China's trunk lines north of the Yangtze and east of Henan, while vast southern and western plains remain untrodden. The piece urges a stable government, tax reform, tech skill, a strong capital stock, and widespread international awareness to spur industrial growth and avert future tensions. It compares China’s road and river networks with the United States and calls for modernization of courier roads radiating from Beijing and provincial capitals.
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China
Nno
Yangtsze River
Henan
Great Plains
United States
Thee
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