Week of New Film Showings and Theater Lineup
The Granads Theatre presents Kid Grand with Edward G Robla zen and Bette Davis next week, Call It a Day with Olivia de Havill and others, Parnell with Clark Gable and Myrna Loy, Donna Nell and John Boles in Good as Married, Hotel Haywire, Beware of the Ladies and The Story of Louis Pasteur, Guns In the Dark, Love Begins at 29, La dies In Love, Cleopatra, Its a Gift. Plus 23h Hours Leave and various returns. Tugendhat residence noted in Bron. A forum featured translations of Plato's Apology by Prof Sterling and Prof Grant, a Greek bust unveiled in honor of Kate Stephens.
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Granads Theater
Edward G. Roblazen
Bette Davis
Olivia de Flavitland
Tan Hunter
Anita Louise
Alicea Brady
Roland Young
Clark Gable
Myrna Loy
Parnell
Pstee Theater
Donald Cook
Judith Allen
Paul Muni
Josephine Hutchinson
Louis Pasteur
Johnny Mack Brown
Hugh Herbert
Patricia Ellis
Warren Hull
Love
M. W. Sterling
Mary Grant
Sterling
Grant
Kate Stephens
Emerita
Bernard Frazier
Commencement Recital At University Of Kansas
About 400 persons attended the commencement recital at the University of Kansas last night presented by senior students in the school of fine arts. Hoch auditorium was decorated with palms ferns and flowers. Violin piano organ and voice numbers were included on the program. Performers included Charles Bridenstine Hoisington Allene Bennett Winfield Marlin Wright Wichita Charlene Barber Ralston Okla Ralph Hawley Lawrence Ted Val Sloan Lawrence Virginia Foster Fillmore Mo Robert Sedore Lawrence Charles McManus Kansas City Kan.
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University of Kansas
School of Fine Arts
Hoch Auditorium
Charles Bridenstine
Building Turns to Lighter Material in Modern Architecture
Prof George M Beal of University of Kansas notes shifts from heavy to light forms, continuous window bands to vista walls, and decor to open planning. He cites skyscraper progress enabled by structural steel and elevators, with examples from Monadnock to Woolworth.
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George M. Beal
University of Kansas
Monadnock
Chicago
Guaranty
Buffalo
Woolworth
New York
Chicago Tribune
New York Daily News
Philadelphia Savings Fund Society
Beal
Europe
Orly
France
Breslau
Constantine
San Chapelle
Paris
Berlin
California
Graduating by Phone Mrs Fleetwood Hears Program at Home
Faye Fleetwood, a member of Triplett High School’s class of 71 in Missouri, could not attend commencement due to a broken leg. School officials sent the program to her by telephone so she could listen to the exercises.
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Triplett, Mo
Faye Fleetwood
Triplett High School
Rockefeller Will Sets Up a Trust
White Plains New York June 5 John D Rockefeller Jr disclosed a will leaving a large gross estate about 25 million dollars with New York taxes estimated at 4.35 million He bequeathed a trust to descendants via granddaughter Margaret Strong de Cuevas and empowered John D Rockefeller Jr Bertram Cutler and Thomas M Debevoise to administer income to her descendants or to the Rockefeller Institute for medical research The codicil dated 1934 named Mrs De Cuevas and set terms for future distributions including life trusts for her children and a final beneficiary plan to Rockefeller Institute under state law
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White Plains
N. Y
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Margaret Strong de Cuevas
Lakewod
N. J
de Cuevas
Elizabeth
John
George
Charles Augustus Strong
University of Chicago
Fiesole
Italy
Bertram Cutler
Thomas M. Debevoise
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
Rockefeller
Ormond Beach
Fla
Laura Spelman Rockefeller
DeCuevas
John D. Rockefeller, Sr
Rockefeller heirs Ithaca trust executors named in will
The will lists his grandsons Barton P Turnbull Winthrop W Aldrich John D Rockefeller the third and Nelson A Rockefeller as successors if others die. Executors receive 25000 on qualification and 10000 annually, with scaled percentages if net trust income falls between 200000 and 500000. The text notes Rockefeller, once among the wealthiest, distributed millions for philanthropy and to relatives.
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John D. Rockefeller
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Winthrop W. Aldrich
Barton P. Turnbull
Cutler
Debevoise
Rockefeller
Farm Pests Increase in Douglas County Crops
Pests including cut worms army worms and grasshoppers threaten alfalfa fields and young corn in Douglas County. Bait using 4 percent sodium arsenite mixed with 100 pounds bran is advised with timing at dusk for worms and before daylight for grasshoppers. Farmers must secure an order from the Farm Bureau to obtain poison from Green Brothers Hardware.
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Douglas County
Green Brothers Hardware
Farm Bureau
Edible poison mash method for grasshopper control
The article describes broadcasting poison mash at dawn to reach the most grasshoppers quickly and prevent consumption by birds and livestock. It suggests substituting bran with equal parts of bran and saw dust, or using molasses feeds mixed with saw dust at a 100 to 300 ratio, noting 100 pounds of the mixture equals 100 pounds of bran.
Haskell Grad Will See Son Receive K. U. Degree
Joseph E. James, Haskell Institute graduate of 1900, travels from Salem Oregon with wife and daughter Frances to attend the K U commencement where his son Milton Jaynes earns an engineering degree. James teaches tailoring at the Salem Indian school Chemawa and recalls U S G Plank as former adviser at Haskell.
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Joseph E. James
Haskell Institute
Salem
Ore
K. U
Milton Jaynes
James
Frances
Haskell
Salem Indian School
Chemawa
U. S. G. Plank
Monthly Court of Awards Is Held For Boy Scouts
A number of awards were made at the monthly Boy Scout court of awards held at the Chamber of Commerce Thursday night. Troop 51 David Hay life and merit details. Troop 51 members listed for various badges. Troop 64 Joan Standfield first class. Arthur Standfield first class. Troop 35 Ed Badin business scholarship. Edwin Burgess multiple badges. Billy Burgess safety. Homer Dunham first aid. Dale Anderson leather craft. Paul Howard printing scholarship. Billy Cox metal work. Trayton Frost personal health. Richard Thompson first class. Carl Barlow swimming. Troop 56 Jerry Correa life. Troop 59 Billy Joe Dill printing. Ave Glassmire painting. C Tap 60 Seba Eldridge second class. Kenneth Lindenberger eagle. Ellis County oil property value soars from 634,979 to about 2,045,000 in one year.
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Boy Scout
Chamber of Commerce
Troop
David Hay
George Learned
Spencer Bayles
James Boyce
Joan Standfield
Arthur Standfield
Ed Badin
Edwin T. Burgess
Edwin R. Burgess
Billy J. Burgess
Homer Dunham
Dale Anderson
Paul Howard
Billy Cox
Trayton Frost
Richard Thompson
Carl Barlow
Jerry Correa
Billy Joe Dill
Ave Glassmire
C. Tap
Seba Eldridge
Kenneth Lindenberger
Eagle
Court Motion Day in District Court Turns on Beer Law
Judge Hugh Means and attorneys held motion day with decisions on the beer law constitutionality. Contested divorce actions set for Monday. Lawrence Building & Loan vs Albert B Taylor overruled, 15 days for answer. Lloyd J Steele vs Hinkson Crawford Advertising Co. awarded workers compensation. Four cases heard Thursday and three yesterday, all decisions reserved.
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District Court
Hugh Means
Lawrence Building & Loan Association
Albert B. Taylor
Lloyd J. Steele
Hinkson-Crawford Advertising Company
Model Plane Contest At Lawrence Airport Tomorrow
Model airplane builders will enter ships in a contest tomorrow afternoon at four o clock at Lawrence municipal airport under the Aviation club. There are three divisions including junior senior and a free-for-all group. Prizes will be awarded to winners. Contestants should arrive by 3 30 for registration. Adolph Ochse John Callahan and Bud Andrews lead the event.
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Lawrence Municipal
Aviation Club
Adolph Ochse
John Callahan
Bud Andrews
Picture Presented to KU Maths Dept for Late Prof Ashton
A large framed photograph of the late Prof. C. H. Ashton was presented to the University of Kansas mathematics department by Mrs. C. H. Ashton and daughters Miss Madeline Ashton and Mrs. Annette Becker. It may be viewed during commencement week in the mathematics office, 209 Administration Building, and will later hang in the mathematics library. Prof. Ashton taught in the department since 1903 until his death last August.
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C. H. Ashton
Mathematics Department
University of Kansas
Madeline Ashton
Annette Becker
Mathematics
Ashton
Tax exemption certificates prepared in duplicate sets
The World Company advertises tax exemption certificates, offering 50 duplicate sets for a 50 cent charge, indicating a bulk provision for clients seeking exemption documents.
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the World Company
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Lea Carrillo
Lynne Overman
Mary Cardale
Benny Baker
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Tyrone Power
Loretta Young
Janet Gaynor
Don Ameche
Simone, Simon
Constance Hennett
Claudette Colbert
Ra Birell
Wayne
Morris
Granada Today
Olivia de Havilland
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Thorsday
Judith Alten
Donald Gack
Patee
Mary
George Beal
Abner
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Jane Bryan
Wayne Greenest
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Harry Carey
William Harde
Clyde McCoy
Roberta
Clark Gible
Buck Jones
Edward
Wally
Ellison Terry Walker
Douglas McLean Ornreov
Simone Simon
Constance Bennett
Cleopatra
W. C. Fields
Tts
Will Rogers
David Harum
Windsor
Marcel Dupre
Duke of Windsor
Wallis Warfield
Bach
Schumann
Haskell Grad
Boy
Ellis County
Hays
Kan
LP—Valua_tion
Aspaestor
É Journal-World
Dickkinson
Lloyd Nolan
Claire Trevor
Akim Tamirroff
Doris Nolan
Pidgegm
Alar Mowbray
Tala Bibell
Katharine Alexander
Mary Philips
David Oliver Ester Balstom
Ersest
Cgssant
Walter Burch
Fox Movietone News
Hotel Haywire
Leo Carrillo, Lynne Overman
Dorothy Lemour
Madrid
Burns and Rays
Airport
the Family Theatre
Dick Foran
Barton MacLane
Man OF
New Tradin Pictures
Film Daily
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