Design students display year end exhibition of KU crafts
The commencement week exhibit by the University of Kansas design department presents poster art, textiles, wallpaper, linoleum patterns, hand wrought metal, pottery, jewelry, wood carving, batik, weaving, and book binding. Senior work shows discipline and originality in industrial design with color, composition, and rapid study sketches across rooms 308 310 814 320 and hallways.
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K.U. Department of Design
Rosemary Ketcham
Broadway
O. O. McIntyre
Kansas Poetry Society Elects New President
Mrs. Ralph Oldroyd of Arkansas City was chosen as president of the Poetry Society of Kansas at a meeting last night, succeeding Mrs. Ralph McCarroll of Hutchinson who resigned. Fifteen members closed their annual gathering at Prof. J. Neale Carman’s home. Mrs. Oldroyd uses the pen name Alice Wilson Oldroyd and has published poems and a book titled House of Gold.
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Ralph Oldroyd
Arkansas
Cuy
Poetry Society of Kansas
Ralph McCarroll
Hutchinson
J. Neale Carman
Oldroyd
Alice Wilson Oldroyd
Man from Chillicothe unveils 670-piece wood map
Roy Mannan retired mail clerk presented a new 20 by 40 inch wood map at the Journal-World office. The piece uses 670 wood pieces from 28 countries with no two states sharing the same wood. Mannon aims to help his engineering student son Neal at the University of Kansas. Marriage licenses issued to Arthur Logan and Jane Berry. Dale Lindsey and Sybil Ann McCoy. Gerald Graham and Grace House. Nate Pettengill and Marguerite Nune maker.
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Roy Mannon
Chillicothe, Mo
Snooner-Thayer Art Museum
Journal-World Office
Man
United States
Mannon
Lawrence
Neal Mannon
School of Engineering
University of Kansas
Eugene Manpene
K. U
L. H. Menger
Arthur Logan
Clinton
Jane Berry
Leavenworth
Dale Lindsey
Bunker Hill
Sybil Ann McCoy
Wilson
Gerald Graham
Grace House
Nate Pettengill
Linwood
Marguerite Nunemaker
Test Your Knowledge from Clarified Page Quiz
Test Your Knowledge asks seven trivia questions on citizenship gold bullion wallabies Oneida author and rulers. It mentions a queen with the longest English reign and a navy rank. Includes geographic and historical clues.
Worries Over Grades Hit Kansas Seniors
Readable fragments show multiple students facing grading troubles at the University of Kansas. A senior received a D plus in a three hour course after missing classes, jeopardizing graduation. Law class quiz copying and resulting D grades trigger calls for reform.
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University of Kansas
Dizzy Dean stars as Cardinals crush Phillies in return
Baseball today reports Dizzy Dean returning to action with an eight to one Cardinals win over the Phillies. Dean earns his seventh win against four losses after a six inning delay protests by Phillies manager Jimmy Wilson. The game features Klein, Arnovich, Camilli, and other key names in a vivid early June National League recap.
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Philadelphia
Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
Phillies
Dizzy
Chuck Klein
H. Martin
Cardinals
Jimmy Wilson
Phila
Arnovich
Camilli
St. Louia
Ogrodowski
Passeau
Lamaster
Grace
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Cincinnati Reda
Cincinnati
TF Derringer
Schott
Lombardi
Frankhouse
Henshaw
Phelps
New York
Gianta
Pittsburgh Pirates
Arky Vaughan
Bucs
Pittsburgh
Cox
Bowman
Swift
Brown
Tobin
Todd
Smith
Melton
Mancuso
Boston
Tex Carleton
Chicago Cubs
Boston Bees
Himelf
Dan MacFayden
Johnny Lanning
Chicago
Carleton
MacFayden
Lanning
Lopes
Chatermier
Whitehead
Sewell
Washington
Cleveland
Fisher
Cascalin
Putlak
St. Louis Grove
Anal
Hemsley
York
Detroit
Hadley, Makosky
Dickey
Gillyand Tebuetts
American Association
Colombia
McGeean Breest
Dust Storm Welcomed as End of Carlsbad Flood
Carlsbad New Mexico residents welcomed a dust storm seen as relief from weeks of heavy rains that swelled the Pecos River. A 200 man crew worked to fortify McMillan dam against rising flood waters as authorities considered evacuations if needed.
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Carlsbad
N. M
Pecos
McMillan Dam
Reception Tonight for K U Visitors
Alumni events schedule outlines the reception at Fraser theater 10 o clock and 7 pm commencement to begin. Prof L N Flint to deliver alumni achievements address amid supper service for groups before graduation.
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The
Alumini Association
Fraser Theater
L. N. Flint
Memorial Union
Henley House
Florence Brown Sherbon
Fraser Hall
Japan
Karl Frodwin
University
Memorial Stadium
George Norlin
Duke OF
Birth of Alfonso XIII’s great grandson in Segovia era
Rome reports the duchess of Segovia and Don Jaime, second son of former King Alfonso XIII, welcomed their second son. Alfonso II, smiling, hurried to the hospital to congratulate his son and daughter-in-law the former Emanuela de Dampierre. The couple's first son, Infante Alfonso, was born March 20, 1936, and Alfonso’s other grandchildren include the heir Don Juan, prince of Asturias, and a granddaughter of Beatrix.
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Rome
Segovia
Don Jaime
Alfonso XIII of
Spain
Alfonso
Emanuela de Dampierre
Infante
Don Juan
Prince of Asturias
Beatrix
Allesgandro Torlonia
Enjoin Pickets At Ohio Steel Plant
Labor actions sweep across multiple industries as workers seek higher pay and shorter hours. Postal Telegraph crews pledge sympathy strikes affecting firm offices in several cities. Shipyard and rail operations face stoppages, with Baltimore plants and the Florida liner disrupted. Teamsters and related unions halt trucking in Omaha, tying up 47 firms.
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Akron
Postal Tele Co
Stell
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Chevrolet Motor Company
Baltimore
Florida
Miami
Peninsular and Oeiental Line
Havana
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Helpers of America
A.F
Linion
Omaha
Neb
Begin Shop Courses At Junior High In Summer Session
Edwin T. Burgess announces a four week summer shop course in the Manual building starting 8:80 Monday. Open to sixth grade boys and up with instruction in sheet metal woodwork and electricity. Five days weekly with Kiwanis sponsorship and a $2 tuition. Over 20 boys attended last year and further enrollment is hoped. Materials may be brought from home or bought at school. Tools and equipment are provided by the board of education.
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Edwin T. Burgess
Kiwanis Club
Burgess
Board of Education
Governor Huxman Initiated Into Sigma Phi Epsilon
Gov Walter A Huxman joined the KU chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon after an initiation at the chapter house. He is a 1914 KU Law School graduate and recently joined Phi Alpha Delta. Initiation was directed by Clarence Freeark of Lincoln Nebraska and began at 3 o'clock with a dinner planned at 6 PM in the Colonial tea room attended by the governor.
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Walter A. Huxman
K.U
Sigma Phi Epsilon
University of Kansas School of Law
Phi Alpha Delta
Clarence Freeark
Lincoln
Neb
Colonial Tea Room
Huxman
Deaths and Funerals Audrey Geraldine Irving
Audrey Geraldine Irving died this morning at her home on 1112 New York street. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. Runaway plane crashes.
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Audrey Geraldine Irving
New York Street
Plan Flies 35 Minutes Without Pilot Then Falls
A pilotless airplane owned by a flying club at Hythe veered into the air after a throttle jam during warmup. With no one aboard the craft circled over Hythe Lympne and Folkestone for 35 minutes before crashing into a tree.
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London
Hythe
Lympne
Folkestone
City Sanitarian Requests Cooperation in Garbage Cleanup
City sanitarian Leon Bauman appealed for Lawrence residents to keep garbage free of glass trash and debris as a contractor feeds it to hogs. Cans should be placed near the alley or a convenient spot. some families leave them on back porches or in basements, hindering collection.
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Leon Bauman
City Sanitarian
Bauman
First Frank Hart Olney Scholarship Award Granted
Edwin Price, a Liberty Memorial high school junior, is the first recipient of the Frank Hart Olney Scholarship. The award, valued at $10 weekly, will be given annually to junior class members. Price, active in science, band, Ben Franklin club, and the school community, is also a Journal-World carrier.
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Edwin Price
Olney
Edwin F. Price
Liberty Memorial High School
Frank Hart Olney
Wee
Price
F. H. Olney
Junior Academy of Science
Ben Franklin Club
Journal-World
L.M H.S
Toni
Guns Pound On Line In Spanish Civil War Battle
Insurgent artillery pounded Bilbao's El Gallo line near Madrid as fighting raged on new fronts. Government gunners repelled an insurgent counterattack at La Granja while insurrectionist air forces bombarded Segovia fronts. Rumors claimed a time bomb caused a Thursday plane crash that killed General Emilio Mola and four officers. International diplomats pressed to isolate the war and push neutral patrols and observers. Plane Falls Two Injured Eldorado Kansas reports a small plane crash injured two aboard with pilot Charles Dillenbeck severely hurt.
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Bilbao
Emilio Mola
Madrid
la Granja
Jose Miaja
Segovia
Guadaramma
Germany
Deutschland
Reich
Almeria
Spain
Italy
France
Great Britain
Four Record Falls at Missouri Valley Meet
Arch ie San Romani of Emporia Teachers College led the Missouri Valley A A U meet with a 3 50 3 1500 meter time. Also set records included Neil of Marysville Mo teachers 100 meters 10 5 Sumner of Emporia Kan teachers 110 meter hurdles 14 6 and Stevens of Pittsburg Kan teachers high jump 6 3 in. A Farewell to Seniors at First Presbyterian Church featured Rev Theodore H Astman along with Westminster a cappella choir performing Gounod and Kopylov pieces. Bob Rankin won the National A A U 20 kilometer race in 1 11 03. Five American planes were said to be shot down in the Biscayan front. Kansas millers projected a 1937 wheat yield of 150 million bushels.
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Kaness City
Missouri Valley A.A.U
Archie San Romani
Emporia Teachers College
Neil
Marysville
Sumner
Emporia
Kan
Stevens
Pittsburg
First Presbyterian Church
Theodore H. Astman
Westminster A Cappella Choir
Donald M. Swarthout
Babylon
Kopylof
Ted Val Sloane
Dean Swarthout
C. W. Straffon
Gardens Draw Visitors At Walter Schaal Home
Lawrence residents tour a rear yard on Island Street near South Park to admire hundreds of red roses, Paul’s Scarlet and Blaza, and a well kept vegetable plot. Mr. and Mrs. Schaal enjoy sharing their garden with guests and visitors.
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Tia New Hampshire
Walter ‘Schaal
Paul
Mrs. Schaal
Smoke Bomb Alarm on U S Army Transport Ludington
Smoke from No 5 hatch aboard the U S Army transport Ludington caused alarm as the ship neared port with 63 crewmen aboard. A firemen platoon inspectors chemists and army investigators boarded to inspect an isolated explosion in Limon Bay. Colonel Sherborne Whipple later said the smoke likely came from a chemical bomb with no fire.
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United States Army
Ludington
No. 5
Hatch
Board of
Army Investigating Committee
Limon Bay
Sherborne Whipple
the World Company
Ady
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Kansas Poetry Society
Roy Mannan
Ameri
Wallaby
Oneida
United Navy
Txanan
Law School
Bill Dodderidge
Horace Greeley
Salt Lake City
Stah
Frank Oberg
Clay Center
Bill Seitz
Salina
Bill Comer
Kansas City
New York City
Gotham
Oberg
Seitz
Cameronia
Europe
Comer
Panama
Panama On the “Cristoel.” Seitz
H. G. Allphin
Red Cross
Douglas County
Friends Church
Russel Carter
Haskell
Mr. Carter
First Friends Church
Indianapolis
Ind
Cee Semel
Arkansas City
Brainard Newberry
Izaak Walton League
Walter 4. Huxman
Fish and Game Department
Baseball Today
Fred Schulte
Giants
Cliff Melton
Larry Goetz
Gus Suhr
San Francisco
Maryon Cooper Hewitt
Newark
Pater Cooper Hewitt
Jodee E Shortall
Demorrera
Mra. Hewitt
Dockert
Soret
Tione
Hewitt
Gamma Phi Beta
Kappa Beta
Myers Hall
Wealminster Foundation
Westminster Hall
Waldemar Gelich
Central Administration
Kansas
Arthur Ward
Alfonso II
Newborn Bay
Chevrolet
Khey
Chevrolet Co
B. F. Nanninga
Optometric
Ohio Steel
Manuel
California
Michigan
Minfors
Hawaii
Belgium
Porto Rico
Brazil
Venezuela
Mexico City
Misa Iva Belle Harper
Cora Davenport
Associated Press
Eldorado
Here
Charles Dillenbeck
A. R. White
Oil Hill
Travel Funds
American Express
Mellon National
American Express Company
Peoples State Bank
Massachusetts
Missouri Valley
Wina
Canton
Bob Rankin
Preston
Ont
Jean Berthelot
Millrose Athletic Association
Rankin
Hendaye
Curtiss
Biscayan
Wichita
Kansas Millers
Central
Griesa
Denver
Colo
al Capone
Judithur Cornforth
Colorado Springs
First National Bank
Lawrence, Kansas
Mentor
Federal Reserve Bank and
Federalit Insurance Corporation
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