KU Honors List Highlights Nationwide Representation
The fifty fifth annual University of Kansas commencement will announce the honors list with nearly 100 degrees awarded. Names include fellows at KU and other universities, plus scholarships aiding student education. A new feature lists Kansas college faculty holding KU fellowships this summer, and prize results feature Ralph L Wallace for Sung to Youth in a Sonnet Sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
University of Kansas
William Herbert Carruth
Carruth
New York
Ralph Leslie Wallace
Larned
Federation Internaional Des Ancien Combittants
France
Raymond C. Moore
Department of
Geology
America
Geologic Division
American
A. B. Tadepende Oa
Kansesity of Kansas
Fine Tutt
Frederickson
Parsons College
Vwatin Vanderslice
A. Be
Lansing
Muriel Sener
University of
Lawtle
Laville
Tent
University
Bethany
Nevenil
Eimnoria
Higgell Lew
EAC
Dorothy Michel A
Wesleyan
Earlen AL Fconomics
MatSeraal
Waasabury
Cobegeh Terathy Ip
Hacerigiory
F ‘Elloggshins
Olicee
Waller
Emory
Liege
Verne
Sweeds i
Kor
Chemist ‘Friends Education
Ottawa_ Universanant
Spanpeh
ePherson
College
Mehler
Bo.miller
Trporia
Harold A Sni
Deth
D. Mills
Yy Wee Reece
D. Ruths Thompson
Trann Laiara Neonece
Fleming
Rhodes
Oxford University
England
Breswaterr Morgan
A. B
Ene
James J. Strakatha
Univergi
Jer Glick
A.B
Kepana
Frei Stant
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Merle Suter
A.B. Southswestern
Eniversity of
Pasa
End
Carrell Franklin Shukes
Bureau of Fisheries
Johus Hopkins Universit
Homer H. Dede
FR. S
Sheffield Scientific School
Yale University
Gordavy J
Harms
B.S
Bell Laboratories
Cokim
Tees
University of ‘Rahgas
K.U. Aarm Association of New York
Prof
Ralph. Lestie Wallace
Ot Larned
Leis Bernadine Thompson
Teninis
Wrige
Eana Tutt Frederickton
Alien
Stegent
Achost
Mildred BfcCollum
Lincoln
Ada Josephine Sase
Anna
Hattie Elizabeth
Pauline Herront
United Seconds
Vernetha Fairhairn
Lawrence
Kenest’ Vier
Peck
Talks to Alumni on Education Faith and Leadership
Alumni gathering quotes Mr Barnes urging selective admissions to heighten college education value. He cites Kennedy on leadership from advanced degrees and Kennedy’s remark that entomology research saves money by preventing insect damage. Barnes warns against atheism in education and calls for faith in university development and funding via the KU entertainment association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes
Sonme
Larence Hamilton Kennedy
Professinnedy
United States
4Barnes
Aene ‘Council
University
iMr.Barnes
Kansas
Society For the Promotion of
Eas
K. U._ entlainment association
Seta
Peace proposals unite northern and nationalists against Hankow regime
A northern alliance announces peace proposals uniting Marshal Chang Tso Lin Chiang Kai-Shek Yen Hsi-Shan and others to confront the Hankow Nationalists. The spokesman says the effort supports Sun Yat-Sen principles and political organization while urging a coalition. The message notes not opposing nationalist aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Chang Tso Lin
Chiang Kai-Shik
Nanking
Yen Hsi-Shan
Shensi
Hankow
Ankuochun
Northern Alliance
Sun Yat-Sen
Ithe
Fuad
Journal-World
Ehmke Holds Indians as Mackmen Win 4 1
Howard Ehmke held Cleveland to six hits and the Mackmen defeated the Indians 4 to 1. Philadelphia jumped to a 3-0 lead in the first inning with three runs on hits and a sacrifice. Ehmke allowed no more then a threat through eight innings. Buckeye and Shaute worked for Cleveland. Philadelphia three runs in the first inning keyed the rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Howard Ehmke
Cleveland
Mackmen
Indians
Towa
Ehmke
Buckyee
Shaute
L. Sewell
Ehnike
Perkins
Chicago
Boston
A i Lyons
Crouse, Harris, Russell and Hartley
Douglas county rural high school graduation held
Seventeen graduates received diplomas at Liberty Memorial High School as Dr. H K Ebright of Baker University delivered the commencement address Magic Keys. The speaker linked writing arithmetic and geography to life success, noting courage purity and truth as vital keys for graduates and citing local attendance and honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
O. J.lane
Liberty Memorial High School
H. K. Ebright
Baker University
George Washington
Lincoln
Europe
Asia
Lindbergh
Paris
Itherworld
Bunker Will
Columbus
Lane
Margaret Cotman
Mir Ralph Snyder
Rage
A Felinti
Howard Rose
Bila Tay Ivan
Alfred Byon
Porath Jesyphine
Stein
Inbert
Mir Nad
Trans-Atlantic Flight Hopes Restored Near Kiinge
A new propeller was rushed to Kiinge near Berlin to replace a broken unit on the Columbia. Clarence D. Chamberlin and Charles A. Levine prepared to fly the Columbia to Berlin tomorrow, having retired at 6 pm with orders to be called at 7 am. Chamberlin aimed to complete the final leg of the flight at the helm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kottbus
Germany
Kiinge
Sere
Imbia
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Herlin
I Chamberlin
Charles A. Ievine
Belland
Chamberlin
Henin
Mississippi flood races to sea through Atchafalaya current
New Orleans June 6 The tail end of the Mississippi flood races toward the Gulf via a ten mile Atchafalaya current. Southern basin areas rise slowly while upper reaches recede. Morgan City remains near standstill as Atchafalaya acts as a temporary reservoir draining flood water. Hundreds shelter on upper floors as floodwaters shift and rural areas await the expected rise.
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New Orleans
Mississippi Valley
Atchafalaya
Achafalya
Morgan City
Grand Jake
Atcha‘lyn
Gulf of Mexico
Watts
Mississippi
Union Services Begin in South Park This Summer
The first Sunday night Union church service for the summer will be in South Park next Sunday. Rev A D J Grey of Plymouth Congregational will speak, with Charles Thomas of the Baptist Church directing music. Plans aim to make this one of Lawrence's best summer services as churches unite for community worship in the park. Young people from University and high school groups will join in union services, showing cooperation and fellowship. The ministers anticipate a great Lawrence summer as the Ministerial Alliance supports community enterprises.
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Union
South Park
A. D.J. Grey
Plymouth Congregational Chrch
Charles Thomas
The
Baptist Church
Lawrence
Revi C. A. Richard
Methodist Church
Christian Church
Penble
Richard
Crawford on Stand in Topeka Commission Hearing
Topeka Kansas March 1 1928 AP public service commission reorganizing all but two departments John H Crawford of Wichita newest member testified today about utilities section lacking discipline and executive ability not calling for firings but urging corrective steps committee to finish hearings and report to Attorney General Smith
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Topeka
Kans
Futie 6
Public Service Commission
Ieeas
John H. Crawford
Wichita
Legislative
Alny
Aptler Tola
Crawford L. T
Hussey
Ross
Smith
Kimes Evades Law In Pawhuska Bank Robbery Spree
Pawhuska Oklahoma June AP reports outlaw Matthew Kimes spotted in the city this morning. He evaded a deputy, fled along Pershing Highway, and abandoned a bullet-riddled car before hijacking rancher Red Carter’s vehicle. After a chaotic chase he fled into woods armed with five pistols amid bank robbery fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawhuska
Okla
Matthew Kimes
Wes
Pershing
Fair i Grounds
Red Carter
Carter
Pawhuskal
Raceshotsa
Kimes
Smeawhuska
Poem Forecast Career Prophecy Comes True for Bassett
Oklahoma City AP reports that Mabel Bassett has realized a poetic prophecy from infancy. Now serving a second term as Oklahoma commissioner of charities and corrections, she shaped the Democratic ticket when elected to a second term.
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Mrs! Bassett
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Oka
Mabel Bassett
Bassett
Illinois law aims to cut women's workday to 45 hours
Drafts show Representative Lotte Holman ONeill pursuing further labor reform after a 10 hour maximum failed. She plans a 45 hour week while social workers criticize the state for failing to amend the current maximum hour law for women workers. Springfield notes the ongoing lag in labor legislation as tensions rise over work limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotte
Holman O'Neill
Llinois
Oneill
Springfeld
Personal Notices Mention Trip and Commencement Events
Henry Asher leaves for Washington and New York on a two week business trip. Dr and Mrs Frank O’Brien depart for Austin Texas where Dr OBrien will attend the summer school. Mrs Gladys Henry Arnold visits from Slippery Rock for commencement. Mrs Jessie Mackr of Manhattan visits Mrs Elizabeth Perry during commencement. Mrs Henry Asher to spend the week in Wellsville. Mr and Mrs A J Rice depart for Topeka for a week. At Holy Cross College Worcester Miss Jane M Hoey will receive the honorary Doctor of Laws, first woman so honored. Women in Madagascar wear only silk fabrics. Silk is the cheapest fabric there.
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Henry’ Asher
Washington
New York
Frank O’brien
Austin
Tex
Obe
Gladys Henry Arnold
Slippery Fock
Tenn
Jessie Mackr
Manhatttan
Elizabeth Perry
Henry Asheri
Wellsviles
Ia. J. Rice
Topeka
Holy Cross College
Worcester
Jane M. Hoey
State of
Local Bridal Showers and Class Reunions Highlight Week
Miss Bernice Rutherford prepares for marriage to Paul Alan Coker as shower guests gather at Miss Edna Schaake and Leona Marsh home. Town residents attend Pleasant Grove Sunshine Club and Recreations Club meetings. Lawrence High School classes of 1929 hold reunion at Andy's Tearoom with sixty five attendees. Anna May Gillis engagement announced to N. G. Smith of Topeka. showers hosted for Gillis and other local couples. Oak Ridge Birthday Club to meet at Mrs Bertha Knopf’s home.
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Bernice Rutherford
Paul Alan Coker
Reyes
Edna Schaake
Ee Leona’ Marsh
Miss Schaake
Miss Rutherford
V. M. Audh- Marald Messmore
Betty Broat
Hir
Mitton
Patta Fiola Schaake
Milmtdge
Laurena’ Marsh
HI. Glehn
Faye Husted
Topeka
Lawrence High School
Andy's
Two- Barrett
Betty Stimpson
Alonzo Sluss
Bolva’ Glaseford
Shonor
Anna May Gilli
N. G. Smith
Chris Hunsinger
Esther Heleam
Gillis
Holcom
Eva | Drumm Stacey
Catherine
Grissman Lawrences
Miriam Hand
Deaths and funerals and other city notices
Obituary notice for Mrs Laura W Shront 40 died at home eight miles northwest of Lawrence services held Tumsey funeral home and burial at Sovines followed by rites led by Rev T hcParland. News items include electrocution of Frank Schulz 40 and a deputy rescue, potato price jumps in Kansas City market, jewel theft recoveries in New York, US Mexico note on Guadalajara murder, plus social notices and local arrivals and visitors.
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Laura W.iShront
Laura W. Shront
Lawrence
Tumsey Funeral Home
Varelack
Ee Sovines
ThcParland
Sermon on the Holy Ghost at Trinity Episcopal Church
Reverend Alexander Grant preaches Whit Sunday at Trinity Episcopal Church on belief in the Holy Ghost and the Holy Catholic Church, linking holiness to the Spirit and noting Christ’s living presence in believers. Also reports on Second Christian Church services, sermons, and local marriage licenses and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Episcopal Church
Alexander Grant
Holy Catholic Church
Christ
St. Paul
Peter
Hery
Jesus Christ
Church
God
Jesus
Card of Thanks From Crocker and Rule Family
The Crocker and Rule families extend thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during illness and passing of their wife and mother. They also appreciate the floral offerings and acknowledge support from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FO Crocker
Walter Rule
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K.U
Troy Farnsworth Hueckett
St. Mar Stret's Hospital
Kansas City
Obho
W. Johnson
St. Louis City Hospital
St. Lovin
Paul Johnson
Western Penn Hospital
Pittsburgh
Pairk Austin Jones
Hernardino County Hospital
Ian Gernardino
Cat
Tonald A. Kendall
Ted States Public Health
Servis Robert Cathcart
Hospit
Tren'r Pital
San
Amareela Howland
Nadine Chefranott
Estese
Charles
Griffin
Ralph W. Freese
Cotece
Women’s Self-Government
Elizabeth Ayah
Xephomore
Eliza Mathé¢son Innes
Vera Wakeman
Minneola
Caroline Mumford
Winston
Marguerite Hurwitz
Pan Assoc Roof University
Sylvia
Paw,sen
Onaga
University Women's Club
Nila Mecann
David and Rebs Harvey
William Anthony VII
Troy
Oe College
Prince Hall
Nine
Eastern Star
Fiorence T. Metlee
Lathrop
H. Gammon
Iola
Sarah M. Emery
Edna Reth Files
A. Xénfor
Ameri- EC
Tessing
Pucker
Clee Stricklin
Librat
Genrse Innes
Tulsa
Okita
Max Lowall Brown
Juanita Kirkham
Taw
Frantes BE. Barber
Denton
Ruby Llene
School of Education
Watkins Hall
Wate
Thilows
A ‘Baker
Lawrences
Carrie F. Nz
Walter, Oblay
Mary A Brecheisen
Eudoral Tha 'Ruckhols
Lexington
J Lote Cantrei
Gladrehar
Ottawa
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Dorothy R
Jay Elberta Wink
Youns
Orono
Ployee
Dee
M. Wallace
Ham Miller
Malcolm Welty
Rbartiesville
Hela Sigma Pi
Porier- Lenz
Busi- Stout
Lambda Charter
Chi Omega
Voncordia
Tha Thayer
Edmwad Alfred
Law-rence
Lars Mrz
John T. Stéwart
Sae Tucker
Lakreuer
John T. Sterwart Senelerslite
Margaret Full
Jah Te Stewart
Lawrenter
R. O
Mills
Amsterdam
S. Y
Mary A. Phiipps
Eliishaw
Mire Rathe Armstrong
Mildred Fisher
Allied J. Stophengen
Ernoon Lin
Hfiechel
Mitchell
Scott
Wilson
Hill and
Boston Chicago
Benton and
Taylor
Britherss and Hartnett
Deberry
McGrawad
Herbert M. Feast
Pamppeka Merchant
H! Mills
Los Angeles
Harst
Paulen
Jenes
Frederia
Helen Friend
Bethany College
Lindsores Kansas
Wm. Phas
Wim. Penn
Wm. Penn
Cigac
Dean Ebright
Berlin
Columbia
Louisiana
Grey
Grawford
Salina
Jane
Ruth Caprez
Waldo
Elliott Burling
Lgray
Paradise Creek
Walia
Little Rock
Ark
A. P
Arkansas
Black
St.Francis
Hoover
Wopen
Lottie O'Neill
First Methodist Church
Edward Hislop
W. C. Markham
Baldwin
Baldwin City
American Association of State
Washington D. C
House of Hanover
Mellon
Wathington
Mellor
Treasury
Madagascar
Pleasant Grove
Walter Deay
Learnard Ave
Recreations Club
Broadview Inn
Hen Puckett
George’ Harris
Robinson Mills
Frank Schulz
Mil
Austin Smail
Schultz
Minnesota
Texas
Potic
Jesse L. Livermore
Wall
Mexico City
Guadalajara
Arthur Brewer
Ztarvach
Second Christian Church
Sth
Tennessee
Streets
Sims
Matt
Bro
D. M
Woest
District 3
L.W. Menger
Carroll. Shukers
Leola M. Hars Geld
Donald A. Kendall
Great Bend
Esther
Fane Jones
Jane Jack C. Caulk
Dorothy Stehorne
Egrerton
Janes Monpins
Rca
M. Johnson
Gillian
John Merrifield
Dorothy Payne
Tonganoxie
al Mr
Hillyard
Hillyard Chemical Company
St. Joseph
Walter
Ks and
Kodak
Feohie
Broadview Vin
Jess Willard
Fort-to-Port
Myers
Son Greenhouse
Schubert
Funeral Home
Ward
15Th
Tod
Rumsey Bros. Funeral Home
Ind
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