Kansas debates set topic on alliance with Great Britain
H C Ingham director of extension at the University of Kansas and head of the debate materials committee for the National University Extension Association mailed interpretations of next year’s debate subject to Kansas high schools and 30 states. The topic: Resolved that the United States Should Establish an Alliance with Great Britain.
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Kansas
H. C. Ingham
University of Kansas
National University Extension Association
United States
Great Britain
Ingham
British Isles
Washington
League of Nations
World Court
Roosevelt May Delay Supreme Court Justice Selection
Washington reports that President Roosevelt could delay naming a new Supreme Court justice until Congress reconvenes in January. Attorney General Cummings had ruled that an appointment could be made during recess, potentially filling Cardozo's vacancy by October, though Senate must confirm recess appointments.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Congress Mleets
Cummings
Congress
Benjamin Cardozo
Senate
Route of Hughes Flight to Paris Compiled Visits Across Kansas
Route of Hughes Flight to Paris lists Kansas City families visiting relatives in Cato and Baldwin as well as Sturdy and Button households. Guests include Charlene Watkins, Juanita Stone at Kansas University summer sessions, Edith Kelley from Manhattan, and Grace Husted with daughter Grace of St Francis, visiting Illinois and Vinland areas before returning home.
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Claude Davault
Kansas City
Cato
Wesley Davault
Woodrow Sturdy
Charlene Watkins
E. R. Button
Baldwin
Richard
Miami
Okla
G. H. Fitz
Lawrence
Juanita Stone
Kansas University
Fred Christ
Noah Gimbler
Edith Kelley
Manhattan
Husted
Grace
St. Francis
Kan
Illinois
Vinland
Vicinity
Roosevelt hints at senate vote before seat is filled
Roosevelt suggested he might have the senate vote on his nominee before the new justice takes a seat to avoid possible rejection and embarrassment. He gave no clear timing for Cardozo's successor. In Wichita Falls he announced Gov. James Allred, 39, as district judge and said he would seek younger federal bench appointees. Justice Black was 51 and Justice Reed 53 at their appointments, the court's youngest members.
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Hugo L. Black
Roosevelt
Stanley F. Reed
Kansas University Business School Approved by New Jersey Board
The New Jersey State Board of Public Accountants has advised Frank T. Stockton that KU's School of Business is approved for registration based on the accounting major. Registration means graduates meeting minimum board requirements can sit for the CPA exam in New Jersey.
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New Jersey State Board of Public Accountants
Frank T. Stockton
School of Business
University of Kansas
New Jersey
Kansas university gains CPA recognition from New York
Graduates from registered Kansas schools may take the CPA exam in that state. The University of Kansas School of Business has been on the New York Regents list, now limited to 60 institutions nationwide, with KU the sole Kansas entry. Dean Stockton notes New York and New Jersey set the highest admission standards for CPA exams, making this recognition crucial for accounting programs.
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University of Kansas School of Business
Board of Regents
University of the State of New York
New York
University of Kansas
Republican Club Meeting for Colored Women
A meeting of the Colored Women's Republican club is set for Thursday at 8 15 p m at Mrs Farinda Lambkin's home 1111 Mississippi Street All colored ladies interested are invited to attend.
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Republican Club
Colored Women’s Republican Club
Farinda Lambkin
Mississippi Street
Vinland Visit Highlights Kansas Family Vacation
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Smith and children of Pittsburg Kansas spent a week visiting relatives near Vinland and at Colony Kansas. They vacationed part of the time with Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Laughlin and their baby at Cherokee Oklahoma.
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Elmer Smith
Pittsburg
Kan
Vinland
Colony
Kermit Laughlin
Cherokee
Okla
Harvesting winds down as Bruno Bros thresh oats and wheat
The community finished harvesting most fields with only a few left to be combined. Bruno Bros. began threshing Tuesday morning but rain delays slowed progress by a few days.
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Bruno Bros
Local families gather on extended Fourth of July visits
Theodore Armstrong resumes milk route duties as local residents note holidays and visitors. Mrs. J. S. Emmett travels to Lawrence with several companions and returns. Numerous relatives from Barker Colby and Lamar visit, share meals, and exchange greetings.
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Theodore Armstrong
J. S. Emmett
Lawrence
L. H. Emmett
Clarence Hodson
Barker
N. J. Barland
Marjorie Barland
W. J. Collins
Jack
Billy
Lawrence Hodson
Victorene
LeRoy Barland
George Grimes
Bruno Bros
Marjorie Bar
Albuquerque
N. M
Bert Jellison
Earl Jellison
Dallas Jellison
W. S. Collins
C. C. Potter
Potter
Pete Minor
Billy Jean Harkins
Lamar
George Bigsby
Viola Welcher
Victorene Barland
J. M. Crowder
Topeka
Geogre Moss
Dora Worley
Lecompton
Coral Downing
Brush
Colo
Eudora Visit and Local Family Summer Gatherings
CLEARFIELD residents report weekend visits and Sunday dinners with relatives in Eudora and nearby towns. The page notes Amelda Chaney from Lawrence spending the Fourth with her parents, plus illnesses and family activities in the area.
Community Notes From a July Fourth Gatherings
Alma Breithaupt and others hosted dinners at the Hammond home while Homer Clark traveled to Offerle Kansas for wheat harvest help. The Brecheisen family hosted visitors from Kansas City and LaVern Brecheisen. Ruby Meeder celebrated son Carl's second birthday with refreshments for children. Jean Clark stayed with the Meeder household. Emma Deckwa spent time with the Sturm family aiding with a newborn. The Evangelical Missionary society met at the Brecheisen home with ten members and three guests. delegates were selected for summer assembly in Topeka August 5 to 8. Louise Brecheisen led the lesson. H A Edler was summoned to aid Emma Foust ill in Eudora.
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Alma Breithaupt
Clarence Hammond
Homer Clark
Offerle
Kan
LaVern Brecheisen
Mr. Bremer
Kansas City
H. D. Brecheisen
Ruby Meeder
Carl
Jean Clark
Meeder
Emma Deckwa
Dan Sturm
Sturm
H.D. Brecheisen
Evangelical Missionary Society
Woman’s Missionary Society
W. I. Selzer
Topeka
Louise Brecheisen
H. A. Edler
Eudora
Emma Foust
Roy Daugherty
Social Roundup From Clay Center Area Visits
Clay Center residents and guests are noted visiting relatives and friends across Kansas and Texas. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. George Chiles in Clay Center, Mrs. Edna Gee lan’s funeral in Big Springs, and travels among the Ty*lers, Richards family, Banks, Hall, Mitchell, and Colman households with stops in Topeka Lecompton Galveston Kansas City and Los Angeles.
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Will Wymer
Carolyn
Dwight Henry
Pasley
Lucille
Lecompton
Herman Banks
Juanita Chiles
Topeka
George Chiles
Harry Mitchell
Clare J. Colman
Juanita Rose
Roma Hiler
Clay Center
Helen Banks
Carl Williams
Lawrence
J. C. Buerman
Verne Hall
Kansas City
George Richards
G. T. Richards
L. R. Dripdale
Vv. R Hall
S. E Bonwell
Kan
R. T. Richards
Richard
Mary Janes
Galveston
Tex
C. E. Richards
C. A. Richards
Arnold Ransdell
Ladies’ Aid
B. Church
Lecompton Thursay
Ray Mitchell
Willis Colman
Glenn Sims
Los Angeles
Cal
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Azores
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le Bourget
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K. U. Business School
N. J. Board
Vinland and Vicinity
Chesterfield
Paul Whiteman
Paul Douglas
Clearfield
Aleen Breithaupt
Aleen Bohnsack
Edward Deckwa
Wesley Deckwa
Henry Deckwa
Howard Woodard
Tulsa
John Selzer
Johnny
Clarence Hausman
Lena Gabriel
Deloras Deckwa
Harry Reid
Louie Schendel
Amelda Chaney
John Chaney
Harold Eberhart
Roma Eiler and
Rich
P and
Mary Jane
Galveston, Tex
L. T. Harris CO
Rumsey Funeral Home
Indiana
Harriet
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Ular
Brown
Weyenberg and
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Oxfords
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