Seventy two teach ing positions filled by KU graduates
The University of Kansas Teachers' Appointment Bureau announces seventy two teaching positions for graduates and former students. The list includes named individuals with home towns and assigned schools and subjects, ranging from principals and superintendents to music and home economics posts across Kansas.
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University of Kansas
Otterbein College
H. E. Chandler
Margaret Hagen
Ellinwood
Spearville
John J. Jacobs
Osawatomie
Lawrence Madge Craig
McLouth
Dorothy Morgan
DeSoto
Rozel
P Trene Bond
Rossville
Wilsey
Elizabeth Lewis
Lebo
Kincaid
Harold Hoeglund
Merriam
Burlington
Betty Ann Nicholson
Ellis
Haysety
Belva Roésler
Claflin
Hillsboro
Verda Filkin
Olathe
Piner
J. T. Craig
Pleasanton
Blue Mound
Lena B. Hill
Higland
Lake City
Lydia Brocker
Paola
Lysle Stibwell
Bonner Springs
Soldier
Ona Mae Larner
Oskaloosa
Hanover
G. H. Wedelin
Climax
Hamilton
Maurine Berg
St. John
Piper
Gladys Peters
Cuba
Ethel
Palmaquist
Lindsborg
Stanley
John Moyer
Hession
Oakley
A. J. Wieting
Marlin
Texas
Belleville
Florence Eaton
Topeka
Garden City
Grace Dressier
Winfield
Pratt
Dorothy Mann
Hutchinson
Dodge City
M. A. Callahan
Pittsburg
Mayetta
Elsie Penfield
Arkansas City
Cullison
Dorothy Parcels
Hiawatha
Nortonville
Anna Erni
Lawrence
LaCrosse
Elizabeth Cleary
Gardner
Burl Beam
Ottawa
Elizabeth Shepherd
Edna M. Smith
Centralia
Arline Wade
Ft. Scott
George Figgs
Ozawkie
J. A. Shotten
Helen Onie
Great Bend
Valley Ale
Sther Waugh
Eskridge
Mankato Oes
Kaiiman
Lehigh
Eunice Jones
Miltonvale
Washington
Thomas Pearson
Herington
Benny Moscow
Runder
Byers
Prades McCracken
de Arthur Miller
Partridge
Anton Pak Lawrence
Esther Holcomb
Bucyrus
Augusta
Bo Gertrude Dalton
Osage City
Boydie Rich
Lyndon
Hogue
Lucille Brooks
Te Tah
Sueavville
Eng
Fitheurray
Hoisington
Milo. Durrett
Lebanon
Douglass
Nina
Mamma
Smolan
Geo. L
Anderson
Urbana
Morgoneille
Chicago
Til
Westerville
Erma Blodgett
Valparaiso
Ned
Coleridge
Neb
Dorothy Birt
Edgerton
Weston
Jistine Marsh
Carthage
Mor
Germany's Old Man Hindenburg and the rise of empire
This first of five daily articles profiles Paul von Hindenburg, born 1847, famed World War I field marshal. It recalls Versailles 1871, his enduring influence in postwar Germany, and the political turmoil from militarists to nazis, noting his long military lineage and schooling hints.
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Paul von Windenburg
German Empire
Versailles
Germany
Paul von
Hindenburg
Tannenburg
Paul Ludwig Hans Anton von Beneckendorf and
von Hindenburg
Schoo
Baldwin Friends Gather for News and Visits
Baldwin residents share visits and news from surrounding towns. Sioux City women call on Miss Lilla White. families return from Detroit and Bloomingdale visits. Ethel Marie Allee begins a Topeka Skelly Oil post. local gatherings include First Methodist services with Ford Harper remarks and music by Earl Harper. Several families travel to see relatives in Norton Evansville and Ottawa while summer schools and Rotary-like clubs hold events. many Baldwin residents host or visit kin during July 4th celebrations and summer outings.
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F. J. Garnes
Sioux City
Iowa
Lilla White
A. E. Burgtorf
Aubrey
Detroit
Michigan
Albert Pardee
Russell
Baldwin
Lawrence
Fardee
Josephine Burgtorf
Bloomingdale
Indiana
E. R. Haworth
Ethel Marie Allee
Atchison
Baldwin Friends
Topeka
Skelly Oil Company
E. H. Harrison
Esther
Alberta
Norton
Marie
Winnifred Wolf
Ottawa
Charles Turner
Manhattan
Barbara
Richard Holcombe
C. E. Holcombe
First Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Ford Harper
Oklahoma Chamber of Commerce
Oklahoma City
Harper
Earl Harper
H. K. Ebright
Betty Ebright
Richmond
Lee Perkins
Lucille Sanders
Whippoorwill Club
Bert Jones
Master Farm All Home Makers
Alvin F. Baker
O. O. Wolf
D. Perkins
B. R. Lister
M. M. Melchart
Gordon Pritchett
Dorothy Jown
Overbrook
West Park
Sarah Counts
Jean Perkins
Cynthia Smith
Patty Ann Flickinger
Gloria Schmittendorf
Hazel Hill
Alma Rhine
Barbara Holcomb
Margaret
Madelyn McHenry
Fairview
Betty Yast
Buckeye, Ariz
Emma Caroline Kalb
Claude B. Becks and Sons
Bill and
John
Kansas
Roosevelt gains in Literary Digest poll across states
Three in five approve of Roosevelt policies in the Digest poll based on 48 states with Vermont alone disapproving. Turnout 1,772,168 votes showed shifts since 1932 with gains in New England and Pacific coast and losses in the South. Bankers mostly opposed the New Deal while undergraduates favored it. Also notes a Vermont skeet shoot championship and a classified ad prompt.
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New York
Literary Digest
Roosevelt
Vermont
New England
Pacific Coast
South Carolina
California
Hoover
Missouri
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Dr Gowdy's Prescription for Acid Stomach Endorsed
Hundreds in Lawrence reportedly found hope again after using Dr Gowdy's Prescription for Acid Stomach. The guarantee and availability at Round Corner and other druggists are noted.
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DR. Gowdy
Lawrence
Round Corner
Divorce Proceedings Open Between Dorothea Longcope and J Walter Longcope in Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara July 5 AP Mrs Dorothea Longcope former wife of Jesse Livermore the Wall Street speculator has filed for divorce from J Walter Longcope once a prohibition agent. She cites mental cruelty induced by his association with Miss Honeyman heiress who returned to New York last month after visits here and in Pasadena The couple wed in Reno September 16 1932 shortly after Ler her divorce from Livermore Mrs Longcope does not seek alimony Longcope who is believed to be in Great Neck L I denies the charges and has until July 17 to answer A cross complaint may follow The wife is accompanied by her two sons Jesse Jr 14 and Paul 11 Livermore reportedly left a million dollar trust for them and a $500000 settlement with their mother plus a Long Island estate Longcope resigned as a prohibition agent after a 1927 raid on a nightclub and later became a broker
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Mildred Martin
Joplin
Baker University
William Betts
Harveyville
Baldwin
Amelia
Betts Wall Paper Shop
Katherine Kelly
Frank Lane
Charles Alan
Wichita
W. M. Clark
Wallace
Bruce Fleming
Culver Lake
New Jersey
Franklyn Dazendorf
Philip
Paul Fleming
G. 5. Baldwin
Fleming
Epworth League Institute
C.S. Welsley
Wendall Dear
East
Marjorie Pickett
Mildred Slaton
Kansas City
Ln Baldwin
Santa Barbara
Calif
Dorothea Longcope
Jesse Livermore
Wall Street
J. Walter Longcope
New York
Lassie Honeyman
Pasadena
Longcope
Montecito
Honeyman
Longcopes
Reno
Livermore
Langcope
Great Neck
L. 1
John C. Davies
Jesse, Jr
Paul
Long Island
Texas Guinan
No Bribe Money Left Before Sentence Passed
A humor strip line depicts a prisoner saying no money remains for the court after his lawyer spent the last dollar, prompting the judge to proceed with sentencing.
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