Final intramural scores at Kansas crowned winners
Complete intramural standings show Phi Kappa Psi and Phi Delta Theta as top finishers with Phi Kappa Psi leading, Phi Delta Theta runner up. Proficiency cup awarded for tennis, handball, basketball and horseshoes. fall presentation planned.
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University of Kansas
John Sabo
Phi Kappa Psis
Vhi Delta Thetas
Phi Delts
Phi Kanpa
Psi
Siet Phi de Theta
Tuu Delta, Upsilon
Pi Kanpa Alpha
Alpha Tey, Omega
Delta Tau Delta
Delta Sigma Lambda
Sigma “Alpha Epsilon
Kappa Sigma Beta Theta
P Sigma
Phi Gamma
Acacia
Sigma Phi
Delta Chi
Alpha Kappa
Lambda
Phi Kappa
Alpha Mu Upsilon Alpha Chi
Sigma
Delta Sigma Pi
Kappa Eta Kappa
Sigma Nu
Phi Delta Chi Theta Tau
Triangle
Henderson Club
Cosmopolitan Club
Graeber Club
Unoit Club
Crescent Club
Calvert Club
Guner Club
Fine Recital Showcases Fraser Hall Students
The second recital by advanced University School of Fine Arts students at Fraser hall drew a large audience. The program, broadcast by KFKU, featured fourteen performers from piano, voice, violin, and organ under instructors Skilton, Husband, Preyer, Christy, Moncrieff, Gelich, Taylor, and Swarthout.
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University School of Fine Arts
Fraser Hall
KFKU
Skilton
Husband
Preyer
Christy
Moncrieff
Gelich
Taylor
Swarthout
Mildred Newby
Edna Hepler
Emilie Greenman
Janet Coulson
Hazel’ Hays
Laura Rankin
Dorothy Eaton
Helen, Stockwell
Marjorie Evans
Lyndith Geery
Virginia Arnold
Louie Florea
Ruth
Fillis
Melvin Geist
Ray Lawrenson
Dog Finds Way Home After 200 Mile Journey
A bedraggled bird dog limped to the Travelers hotel porch in Kingman Kansas and thumped his tail to announce his return. Proprietor Walt Millard recognized the animal, which had been loaned to a farmer 200 miles away in Oklahoma last January to hold till quail season. Canine homing instinct guided the dog back to its owner in three days.
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Sineman
Robbers steal 83000 in cash and jewels at Long Island home
Mysterious letter and threatening call led to extra guards at the Great Neck home of Jessel Livermore as two unnamed robbers absconded with 83000 in cash and jewels. Letter claimed return visit and business, signed The gentlemen Robbers and mailed from Brooklyn before the heist.
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New York
Great Neck
Jessel Llivermore
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Emporia
Kan
Henry E. Birdsong
Emporia Teachers College
Butler University
Indianapolis
Temple University
Birdsong
Europe
E. M. Johnson
Department of Journalism
University of Minnesota, Ee
Emporia Teachers College honors Bulletin pins set
Eighteen Emporia Kansas students receive Bulletin pins for meritorious work on the college paper during the past year. Gold pins went to Paul Johnson Baldwin Elizabeth Becky Linwood. silver to Katherine Fuller Robert Randolph Kenneth Scott Robert George Catherine Brower. bronze to Verle Weage Verle Weage Paul Hawley Virginia McBihlan Ben Fritzmeyer Frank Buchtel Gracia Beeler Nora Franz Clara Morris Ruth Turner Richard Drake. Awarding depends on service length, work quality and staff roles.
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Emporia
Kans
Emporia Teachers College
Bulletin Board
Paul ‘Johnson
Baldwin
Katherine Fuller
Robert Randolph
Kenneth Scott
Robert George
Catherine Brower
Junction
City
Haskell Alumni Meet Hosted by Haskell Institute
About 250 alumni gathered for the annual Haskell alumni banquet at the college dining hall with Judson Bradley of Kansas University as toastmaster. Speakers included Frank McDonald athletics director, Miss Alyne McPherson, C. M. Blintendent, Mrs pace Wenice, and William Hall. Superintendant Blair welcomed attendees. The program featured reminiscences and a talk on what seniors can do for Haskell, with music by the Haskell orchestra and solo performances. Home economics students served a four course dinner. A Lawrence man claimed earnings of 16000 dollars in a year through real estate.
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Haskell Indian Institute
Benquet
Clut
Judson Bradley
University of Kansas
Frank
Wo “McDonald
Haskell
William Hall
Miss McPherson
Blair
Wenrich
Haskell Orchestra
Eli Wamega
Lloyd Lammotte
Miss Stella
Robbins
Chicago holds national scholastic track meet in Soldier Field
Chicago on June 2 hosts top high and preparatory school athletes for the final national scholastic track meet in Soldier Field after preliminaries at Staggs Field. Mooseheart leads entries with 31. Coffeyville Kansas sends a lone Boehm who ran 100 yards in 9.8 this year. Fraternity and sororities at the University of Chicago plan events to welcome the visiting athletes.
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Chicago
U. P
America
University of Chicago
Staggs Field
Soldier Field
Tse
Mooseheart
Coffeyville
Boehm
Simpson
East High
Columbus
Ohio
Froebel Hich
Gary
Ind
Leachville
Ark
Janesville
Wis
Cameron
East Aurora
Birmingham
Ala
Junction City
Alg
Bert Francisco
Crack
Salina hosts women’s golf semi finals in six teed matches
In Salina Kansas on June 2 A P reports the ninth annual women’s stoic golf tournament began knockouts across four flights. Thirty two winners from Wednesday’s matches advance to semi finals with consolation rounds also on the schedule. Driving and putting contests were included as rain earlier softened fairways and greens before sunshine returned.
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Salina
Kans
A.P
Casey ties Babe Ruth with 16th homer for Tulsa
Casey of Tulsa Western League crushed a homer to spark a 7 to 5 win over Amarillo, boosting his season total to 16 and tying Babe Ruth for the major mark. Mudville references appear in sentiment but Tulsa claims the feat.
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Casey
Tulsa
Babe Ruth
Okla
the Casey
Jocker Casey
Mudville
Peter ‘Casey
Amarillo
Babe
Ruth
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promote Quick Weight Gain
A vintage ad touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets claiming fast weight gain in 22 days. It markets 60 tablets for cents, highlighting sugar coating and easy taste, urging readers to demand the genuine McCoy's despite imitations.
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Damand McCays
Petersen Accepts Goodyear Center Job After KU Finish
Albert Petersen, a three year member of the Valley champions University of Kansas basketball teams, will graduate next week and report July 1 to Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company in Akron Ohio. He will join Goodyear’s basketball squad, which performed well in this year’s National AAU tournament.
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Albert Petersen
University of Kansas
Goodyear Lire and Rubber Company
Akron
Ohio
Flanky
Goodyear
Hich
Roebuck Stops Buck Brady in Debut at Memorial Hall
In Kansas City Missouri, Tiny Roebuck of Haskell football fame knocked out heavyweight Buck Brady in the first round of a ten round bout at Memorial Hall. The fight lasted one minute forty three seconds as Roebuck used solid left and right blows to overwhelm Brady, who failed to land a punch.
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Xansds City
Kan
Buck” Brady
Tiny” Roebuck
Haskell
Memorial Hall
Kansas City
Brady
Buck
Fountain Pen and Pencil Sets at Rankin's Drug Store
An old advertisement fragment notes fountain pens and pencil sets as items for sale at Rankin's Drug Store. It mentions a store location or display label A101 and an appeal to finding the right combination for gifting or personal use.
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Rankin's Drug Store
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