Job Outlook for Seniors Is Good
Chicago June 4 Industrial talent scouts are back on campuses in boom time numbers and most seniors are confident of trading caps for working clothes this month. Survey of 50 colleges shows best prospects since 1929 with salaries $5 to $30 higher than last year. Colgate Stanford Northwestern report strong placement, engineers in high demand, majority placed by fall.
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Chicago
John Studebaker
U. S. Commissioner of Education
Colgate University
George H. Estabrooks
Estabrooks
Ruth Tracksell
Stanford University Employment Service
Stanford
Northwestern University
Robert E. Day
Day
Former Athlete to Chair
Augustus Dwight Beard, a 27 year old ex North Carolina college football player and wrestler, was electrocuted today at the state penitentiary for the murder of John R. Roberts, a former Dallas detective who resisted a garage holdup.
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Huntsville
Texas
UPI
Augustus Dwight Beard
North Carolina
State Penitentiary
John R. Roberts
Dallas
Fragmented crossword clues from an old puzzle page
A scrambled cross word list with numerous garbled clues and broken words. read as a fragmentary page item showing across clues with mismatched numbers and letters, suggesting OCR damage and partial readability rather than a complete puzzle.
Forum chairs named for KU commencement events
University of Kansas announced chairs and hosts for six post ceremony forums over Saturday Sunday and Monday. Speakers include George M Beal M W Sterling Mary Grant Waldemar Gelich E O Stone Florence Sherbon Lt Col Karl Baldwin with topics on architecture music social security infancy and Japan's role in education and modernization hosted by Werner Nelson Anderson Gagliardo Turney Spenenton and others.
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University of Kansas
George M. Beal
Spooner-Thayer Museum
Henry Werner
Werner Smith
M. W. Sterling
Misa Mary Grant
Fraser Hall
J. H. Nelson
Jane Plummer
Waldemar Gelich
Ma Central Administration Building
Laurel E. Anderson
Ruth Orcutt
E. O. Stone
Kansas
Fraser Theater
Domenica Gagliardo
W. Rolland Maddox
Leonard Axe
Florence Sherbon
Fraser
A. H. Turney
Olga Hoesty
Karl F. Baldwin
Japan
F T
Two to K. U. Staff Miss Twente and Eiseley to Teach Next Fall
Two new sociology appointees, Miss Esther E. Twente and Dr. Loren C. Eiseley, named by Chancellor Lindley to fill openings created by leaves and retirement. Twente brings social work experience and Phi Beta Kappa honors from Missouri and Minnesota, while Eiseley, Nebraskan by training, holds a PhD candidacy at Penn and serves as Prairie Schooner editor. A marriage license was issued yesterday to Clifton C. Cavin and Rachel Bushong of Lawrence.
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K. U
Esther Twente
Loren C. Eiseley
Department of Sociology
E. H. Lindley
Esther E. Twente
Alfred M. Lee
W. E.helleberg
Twente
University of Missouri
Missouri School of Social Economy
University of Minnesota
York School of Social Work
American Association of Social Workers
Misa Twente
Brooklyn Bureau of Charities
St. Louis Provident Association
Arkansas City
Ford County Red Cross
Family Service Society
Kansas City
Kan
Sedgwick County Relief Administration
Family Welfare Association
Wichita
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Harrison
Hiseley
America
Alpha Kappa Delta
Sigma Xi
Prairie Schooner
Morris
University of Nebraska
Southwest
University of Pennsylvania Museum
Smithsonian Institute
Colorado
Bock
Clifton C. Cavin
Rachel Bushong
Lawrence
Hollywood Show Girls Bemoan Lack of Beaux
Hollywood Calif June 4 UP As seen thru the mascaraed eyes of motion picture show girls this village is the most unromantic town. Sadie Glutz who concocts malted milks has more boyfriends and dates than a poor screen lovely. The girls lament the lack of escorts and say men admire them on screen but do not ask for dates.
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Hollywood
Calif
Sadie Glutz
Betty Dotson
Miss Dotson
Miss Parker
Meeting of W R C No 113 Samuel Walker Relief Corps No 113
The Samuel Walker Relief Corps No 113 will meet in their room at the courthouse tomorrow at 3 PM. Mrs E Mary Brown serves as president of the group.
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W.R.C. No
Samuel Walker Relief Corps No. 113
Court House
E. Mary Brown
Baldwin Guests Share Weekend in town with relatives
Frank T Crain of Kansas City and his wife and young son visited Baldwin last Sunday to see her father W H Dempsey. Charles M Allen and sons Dick and Jay of Wichita spent the weekend in Baldwin with Mrs Allen’s mother L V McKee, house mother at the Kappa Sigma house.
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Frank T. Crain
Kansas Cit
Baldwin
W. H. Dempsey
Charles M. Allen and
Dick and Jay
Wichita
Allen
L. V. McKee
Kappa Sigma House
Guests and travels mark Baker commencement scene
Names of guests visiting for commencement from Baldwin and nearby towns, plus relatives traveling for summer sessions and teaching posts. The piece lists Mrs. Victor Allderdice, Mrs. Florence Hazzard, Miss Elizabeth Allderdice, Dr F. H. Bell, Miss Marie Madi, Miss Ann Stewart, Mrs. Paul Evans and son Richard, and many others visiting or preparing for assignments in Kansas and Japan. Also notes a funeral home hearse purchase and students heading to summer programs.
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Edward C. Allderdice
Victor Allderdice
Charles Allderdice
Coldwater
Florence Hazzard
Dodge City
Elizabeth Allderdice
Kansas City
Hi Pippert
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
F. H. Bell
City
Marie Madi
Emporia
State Teacher’s College
Ann Stewart
Baldwin High School
Holton
Paren
Baker's seventy ninth commencement guests and visitors
Mrs. C. L. Oliver of Paonia Colo with Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Quear and B. E. Quear of Kansas City will visit Dr. and Mrs. M. D. Ballard for Baker's seventy ninth commencement. W H Dempsey and Glenton Balch spent Friday and Saturday in Horton and Hiawatha on business. Mrs. B. D. Rawie and guests Mary Elizabeth Rawie and Helen Doherty with Philip Watkins and Dan Johanning visited J. W. Spurgeon family in Ottawa. Mr. and Mrs. F. Foglesong and daughter Martha of Kansas City and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davidson of Williamsburg were guests. Mrs. J. W. Adamek, Dr. Isabelle Kovack, and Miss Lorena Pask of Algonquin Ill visited Mrs. Clara Johnson. Miss Pask aided in Baker Endowment drive in 1924. Homer Schoepflin became Baldwin post office clerk. Mrs. Carrol Wilson of Carrollton Mo visited Baldwin with her father James Brockway and sister Esther Brockway. Esther joined Mrs. Wilson for a visit home. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Callahan and childers of Independence to attend commencement.
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C. L. Oliver
Paonia
Colo
C. L. Quear
B. E. Quear
Kansas City
M. D. Ballard
Baker
W. H. Dempsey
Glenton Balch
Horton and Hiawatha
B. D. Rawie
Theodore Rawie
Mary Elizabeth
Emporia
Helen Doherty
Philip Watkins
Dan Johanning
J. W. Spurgeon
Virgil Spurgeon
Junior
Rex
Lester Davison
Ottawa
F. Foglesong
Martha
Baldwin
James Brockway
Esther Brockway
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Tia
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Paul Evans
Richard
Ft. Scott
John Howard Campbell
John and
Lloyd
Bonner Springs
First Methodist Church
Frank C. Leitaker
Maxine Patterson
Phoebe Emery
C. B. Merry
Nortonville
Toneka
Frank Beach
Atlanta
Alice Beach
Clara Beach
Charles Wells
George Ditmars
Gladys McGinnis
Kingston
Margaret Dickinson
George W. Piersol
Margaret Flanders
Memorial Hospital
Jean Kellmer
Charles Keltner
Haven Graham
Susan
Chanute
Matt Amos
Robert Woods
Oklahoma City
CG. A. Lane
William Hobbs
Topeka
Grace M. Dean. Wells Hively Sr
Little Aon Wells, Jr
Lois Dean
Lancaster
Long Cal
Lawrence Business College
Jane
Ana Fares
Addee
Southern Kansas Greyhound Lines
Karns City
Independence
Tola
Bartlesville
Tulsa
Union Bus Depot
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Chesterfield
Chesterfields
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