Haskell Institute summer programs expand jobs and dorms
About 700 students remain at Haskell Institute with 170 in a summer eschool and plans for 600 in construction. A new girls dormitory nears completion and a $65,000 auditorium plus a $40,000 employees club building are planned to boost employment for lingering students. Raymond E. Staley will lead the session through June as Supt. H. B. Peaks retires July 31 and prepares to move to his farm near Lawrence.
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Haskell Institute
Raymond E. Staley
Haskell
H. B
Peaks
Pesks
Lawrence
Large Audience Attends KU Fine Arts Recital opening week
A mostly senior music program at the University of Kansas auditorium drew an unusually large, diverse audience for the commencement recital of KU's School of Fine Arts. The diverse lineup featured Orran Ruth Spindler, Dorothy Enlow, Elizabeth Cleary, Helen Carlos, Audrey Bunker, and others across piano, voice, violin, and piano studies, with several faculty members represented.
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University' of Kansas
K. U. school_of ne arts
Dorothy Euersteiner
Eldon al- Grey
Emily Ball
Orran
Ruth Spindler
Dorothy ‘Enlow
Elizabeth Cleary
Helen Carlos
Audrey Bunker
Louise Stoner
Patti Johnson
Janet Coulson
Mary Lou Harlenbaugh
Jean Sellards
Karl Bratton
Etta Moten
Eldon’ Ardry
Carl A. Preyer
Charles’s. Slilton
Alice Moncrie
University of Kaas Track Squad Fails to Qualify
Reports indicate the University of Kaas track squad did not qualify in preliminaries of the National Collegiate Meet held in Chicago yesterday. Names of qualifiers were not released, but sprinters Ralph Sickel Joe Kraner, hurdlers Berhard Gridley Raymond Flick and quarter miler George Jones were listed among non-qualifiers. Pole vault preliminaries were not held. Clyde Coffman was set to compete this afternoon.
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University of Kaas
Chicago
Ralph
Sickel
Joe Kraner
Berhard ‘Gridley
Raymond Flick
George Jones
Clyde Coffman
Eile Ad
Engagement Celebrations and Teas Highlight Kappa Phi Events
Miss Mona McKelvy of Atchison’s engagement is celebrated with multiple gatherings. Guests travel to Kansas City for luncheon and a bridge at Miss Virginia Jones’s home. Open house for seniors and graduates set for Sunday at Westminster Hall. Mrs Solon Emery hosts a dinner at Topeka Country Club. Garden flowers decorate as Delma Kagi and Roberta Howstmoon perform music and piano.
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Ray Wright
Dorothea ‘Simons
Nancy Morrison
Kima Jennings
Kansas City
Virginia Jones
Miss Jennings
Miss Jones
Frances Bliss
Charlotte Dhy
Westminster Hall
Mrs. Solon Emery
Duke’ Myers
Topeka Country Club
Kappa Phi
E. F. Price
Price
Faye Gosper
Helen J. Stover
Therine ‘Klein
Olive Weatherby
Vivian Kagi
Gladys Baker
Conrad McGrew
Personal notes from Journal World editor honored and travel updates
Managing editor of the Journal World recovering after Wednesday operation at Memorial hospital. Mrs C H Constant and others plan a two week motor trip to New York. Various locals attend graduations, visits, and weekend travel from Topeka to Des Moines and Kansas City. Demolition of J W Murray referenced.
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Journal World
Memorial Hospital
C. H. Constant
Paul C. ‘Rankin
Charles
Pauline
Rankin
New York
Kenneth .Constant
Marie’ Frances Hill
St.es Academy
Kansas City
Hotel Muehle
Ivan ‘Rowe
Sally
Otto Fischer
Davida Olinger
Barbara Olinger
Fay Rackley
Purcell
Okla
Wilma Miller
Topeka
Ruth Reynolda
Mankato
Lawrence
Henry Taylor
Winfield
The Royal Bed at the Patee weeks show
Comedy farce The Royal Bed will headline the Patee for the first three days of the coming week starring Lowell Sherman and Mary Astor. The feature on Saturday is Buck Jones in The Avenger with another Phantom of the West episode. Orville Johnson known as Snake Johnson is sent to the state penitentiary for escape, a three year sentence carried out at Lansing.
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Orville
Johnson Orville
Johnson
Wess
Lansing
Danley
Jack Dunkley
Fred Vogler
Hug
Toades
Beni
Marital Venture for Anne Stillman Ties to McCormick Family
New York dispatch reports the former Mrs Anne Stillman and Fowler McCormick, grandson of John D Rockefeller, honeymooning with the wedding to be at Posantico Hills. James Stillman, still legally tied to Anne, and Mack deny further details while Harold McCormick voices approval. The couple had earlier wed in a private ceremony at Rockefeller's estate amid lengthy marital headlines.
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New York
Anne A. Stillman
Fowler McCormick
John D. Rockefeller
Harold F. McCormick
John E. Mack
East Hampton
Long Island
James A. Stillman
Poughligenste
Europe
Mrs. Stillman
Supreme Court
Witschief
Mack
James
Stillman
McCormick
University of Kansas student questioned in hotel fall case
Detectives questioned Carl William Cummings a KU senior as they probe the eighth floor hotel fall of his brother DeWard Cummings 26 in Kansas City. DeWard remains hospitalized with injuries undetermined while Carl denied knowing the women involved and Miss Hutchinson said she was to marry DeWard.
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Kansas City
Carl William Cummings
University of Kansas
DeWard Cummings
General Hospital
Dorothy Gulley
Cummings
Helen Hutchinson
Helen Brophy
de Ward Cummings
Carl W. Cummings
Carl
John Cummings
Clayton and
Howarummings
de Ward
Seattle
Wash
Graduates at Greeley Award Warren Bussing BA
Warren Earl Bussing, son of Mr and Mrs E C Bussing of Lawrence, received a bachelor of arts degree at Colorado State Teachers College in Greeley. He was part of the class of 696, with spring quarter totals of 255, including 125 BA degrees and 18 MA degrees. The graduating group comes from 17 states plus Hawaii and 83 Colorado cities, reflecting a four-quarter year.
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Bus_sing
Colorado College
Warren Earl Bussing
E. C. Bussing
Lawrence
Colorado State Teachers College
Greeley
Colo
Bussing
Greeley High School
Honolulu
Colorado
Theft Report From Car at Uni Grounds
A theft incident was reported involving items taken from a car at the university grounds. Missing were a coat and vest, a fraternity pin, a fountain pen, a box of china, and rabbits. The report notes the time as the Brett afternoon and mentions the car’s parking status.
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Kiene
Uni
KU alumni board to meet tomorrow at university
The University of Kansas alumni association board of directors will convene at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow with luncheon at 1 p.m. in Memorial Union. Attending are T. E. Wagstaff, Fred Harris, W. T. Beck, EB Black, Dugo T. Wedell, Charles Ase, and Grace Wilkie. Annual meeting and officer results will be announced at Fraser theater Monday at 10 a.m. Wagstaff will deliver the alumni address at 11 a.m. Monday in Fraser theater. Committee counting ballots includes Charles Holmes, Maud Long, and Ernest Griswold.
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University of Kansas
Willaleo
Memorial Union Building
T. E. Wagstaff
Independence
Alumni Association
Fred Harris
Ottawa
W.T. Beck
Bolton
EB. Black
Kansas
dugo_T. Wedell
Chanute
Charles Ase
Coffeyville
Grace Wilkie
Wichita
K. U
Fraser Theater
Wagstaff
Charles Holmes
Lawrence
Maud¢ Long
Lyons
Ernest Griswold
Lindbergh weighs north route to China and Japan
Col Charles A Lindbergh and Mrs Lindbergh study an eastern great circle flight to the Orient via Greenland and Spitzbergen, a 6500 mile plan pending fuel base checks. At North Beach airport mechanics prepare a water rudder and pilots consider tents food and radio gear for a possible summer exploration.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
China
Japan
North Pole
Orient
Col. Lindbergh
Greenland
Spitzbergen
Bering Strait
Pacific
North Beach
Queens
Lindbergh
Lockheed
Army
von Gronau
Dornier
Parker Gramer
Bert Hassell
Rockford
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Albin Ahrenberg
Amundsen
Italia
Moten Recital Set at North Lawrence Church
Miss Etta Moten will give a recital at 8 pm Thursday June 11 in First Baptist Church of North Lawrence. The Kansas University music degree holder has sung with chorus and jubilee groups for years. The Sewing Circle sponsors the event and invites the public to attend.
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Etta Moten
University of Kansas
First Baptist Church of
North Lawrence
Miss Moten
Sewing Circle
Inquest Planned Over Death at Topeka State Hospital
Relatives of Hez Watts urge a probe into his death at Topeka State Hospital. An inquest by Shawnee county coroner Dr. H L Clark will be held next Wednesday. Watts, a patient since January, was found hanging from a belt tied to a bathroom pipe. The coroner suspects suicide but a son claims the death may not have been self inflicted.
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Topeka
H. L. Clark
Shawnee County
Hez Watts
Lawrence
Topeka State Hospital
Watts
Clark
Teacher Dies In Crash Near Parkerville Kansas
Police believe Frank L. Cedarberg a Moscow Kansas school teacher was killed when his car rammed a hillside near Parkerville about 15 miles northwest of Council Grove. His skull was crushed. He had just attended commencement at Leavenworth College and was en route to his Leonardville home. Body found by Henry Norden of White City.
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Council Grove
Kan
Frank L. Cedarberg
Moscow
Parkerville
Here
Leonardville
Lindsbergtcollege
Henry Norden
White City
Vacation Church School Opens Monday At Local Districts
Preparations underway for the annual vacation church school starting Monday morning June 8 until July 3. Enrollment at 8:30 in Cordiey Quincy and Woodlawn schools. Classes 8:30 to 11 daily except Saturdays and Sundays. Bible stories games nature study and pictures for kindergarten through sixth grade. Certificates awarded for perfect attendance and good work. About 400 children expected. trained teachers oversee classes.
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Eve
Cordiey
Quincy
Woodlawn
Mistaken for prowler police find citizen at home
Police answered a call from Twentieth and Kentucky streets about 9 last night expecting a prowler but found a man using a flashlight in his own home due to house repairs. Neighbors misread the flashing light as an intruder and alerted authorities.
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Citizen
Twentieth
Kentucky
Avith
Arkansas Officials Challenge 90 Day Divorce Law
Arkansas Home Protective officials claim petitions exceed required signatures to block the 90 day divorce law set to take effect next Thursday in Little Rock. Protests center on the state law and timing of its enactment as officials pursue legal action.
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Arkansas Association
Hale
Little Rock
Ark
Home Protective
Arkansas
Dickenson shows three pictures next week in varied adventures
The Dickinson theatre screens Women of All Nations a Fox adventure with Raoul Victor McLanglen directing Edmund Lowe and stars E Bren del Fifi Dorsay Greta Nissen. Also Just a Gigolo with William Haines and The Black Camel with Warner Oland as Saturday’s feature. Business College notes urge summer study for job prospects and skill awards are promised for typing and penmanship. Maxine Sweeney from Waverly leaves for California, with Miss Southwick awarding typewriting prizes and a larger summer enrollment anticipated at Lawrence Business College.
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Dickinson Theater
Fox
Raoul Victor McLanglen
Edmund Lowe
E Bren‘del
Fifi Dorsay
Greta Nissen
Dickinson
William Haines
Warner Oland
Maxine Sweeney
Waverly
California
Deaths and Funerals Daniel Kirby of Lawrence
Daniel Kirby aged 66 died Friday at his home three miles west of Lawrence. Services will be held Monday at 3 pm from Second Presbyterian Church with Dean Paul B. Lawson officiating. Burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Survived by wife Elsie and four sons Allen Glynn Willard B. Ralph all of Lawrence and one daughter Mrs Robert Ridley of Lawrence. Also note of thanks from Gilliland and Carney families.
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Daniel Kirby
Lawrence
Second Presbyterian Church
Paul B. Lawson
Memorial Park Cemetery
Elsie Kirby
Allen
Glynn
Williard B
Ralph
Robert Ridley
Market News Kansas City Cash Grain
Kansas City market report shows 126 cars of cash grain received, prices for dark hard and No 2 hard around 68 to 72 cents, with No 3 fractions from 67 to 70. Corn bids list 45 cars unchanged, No 2 white around 51 to 52, No 3 51 1/2, No 2 yellow 51, No 2 mixed 49, No 3 about 47.
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Kansas City
Market Report From Kansas City and Chicago
Kansas City and Chicago markets show hogs and cattle prices, grain and produce listings. The notes include hog weights and price ranges, calf and steer values, plus grain rates for corn oats and kaffile, with weekly shifts and regional figures.
Government private equity shakeup sparks market glare
A garbled OCR snippet hints at a government related shift affecting property assets and market response. The readable terms reference governance, finance, and property interests, suggesting a policy change impacting holdings and investment sentiment.
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