Tentative planks for the platform emerge in Republican discussions
Cleveland June 6 UP reports tentative Republican platform ideas circulating among delegates in the west New York and Washington Some proposals include a constitutional amendment to permit state minimum wage laws transfer of relief administration to states and a farm subsidy to counter crop curtailment Currency and tariff issues loom with varied regional views Platform committee battles anticipated Kansas editor William Allen White pivotal in the process and likely to speak for Governor Landon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
West
New York
Washington
Poltty
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Emporia Gazette
White
Kansas
Landon
Republican Party
Emporia
Enjoy a Picnic Supper at Kaw River Camp
Nearly eighty courthouse officials and their families gathered for a picnic at the Kaw river camp of Probate Judge L. H. Menger near Perry. Rain forced early indoor food prep at a Perry cafe, but the gathering proceeded indoors and outdoors with bridge and outdoor games for younger attendees. Mrs. Lorene McNeill led arrangements with help from Mrs. Ethel High and Mrs. Pau Hunsinger.
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Court House
Kaw River
L. H. Menger
Perry
Lorene McNeill
Menger
Ethel High
Pau Hunsinger
Test Your Knowledge Quiz from Classified Page
A list of trivia questions, including locations of Iron Mountain, Canandaigua Lake, Cape Trafalgar, and the Washington of South America, plus questions on caries, jerked meat, Walter Camp, and meteorology temperature lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron Mountain
Africa
University of Washington
Cape Trafalgar
United States Coast Guard
Noah
Walter Camp
United States
United States Navy
Washington
South America
Commencement Week at KU Features Address and Alumni Events
Large audience attends the opening commencement recital as KU plans a full week of ceremonies. Alumni events include a review by Chester Woodward and the installation of a new alumni president. Broadcasts by KFKU cover baccalaureate and commencement, with programs by the glee club and band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wise
Topeka
Kansas
Episcopal Church
Lawrence
Alumni Association
Fraser Theater
Chester Woodward
Walter Thiele
KFKU
Fred Ellsworth
Helen Rhoda Hoopes
Glee Club
School of Fine Arts
Gamma Phi Beta
Music In
Charles Sanford Skilton
Central Administration
The
New Education For the New Times
Raymond A. Schwegler
Frasertheater
Kappa Bote
Ers Hall
Westminster Foundation
Westminster Hall
Kappa Phi
Price
Tennessee Street
Memorial Union
Memorial Stadium
Verbeer University of Kansas
Russell L. Wiley
A. A. van Sickle
Haskell Institute
Howard E. Koelblin
West
Parker
Jer
BET University
Thomas Larremore
D.D
Protestant Episcopal Church
Duke Street
Joseph FP. King
Plymouth Congregational Church
Song of the North
University Band
George Guernsey
Marlow Sholander
Oompeg
Alfred Amen
Dana Durand
Lindley
W.C. A
Henley House
Arnual Alumni Association
Elizabeth ¢. Sprague
Raymond H. Wheeler
Central Administraton Auditorium
Phi Kappa
Thayer Museum
Sigurd Jorealfar
Griex
University of Kansas
Rusell L. Wiley
Charles’ W. Thomas
Baptist Church
Hiram Lindley
Alt M. Landon
State of Kansas
Drew McLaughlin
Board of Regents
McLaughlin
Charles A. Puls
Trinity Episcopal Church
University
Win Franko
Kansas forums at KU provoke interest among visitors
University of Kansas hosts eight commencement forums on topics from Folk Songs and Ballads in Kansas to Dramatic Kansas. Myra Hull and Lois Hull illustrate ballad varieties and regional singing, while Prof Landes traces Kansas geology from ancient granite to glacial eras. Prof Templin frames dramatic state history, including the slave question. Forum sessions run through Sunday and Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
University of Kansas
Anmen Weenie
Myra E. Hull
Department of English
Lois Fern Hull
Pueblo
Colo
Hull
Miss Hull
Susanna
Landes
Olin Templin
Department of Philosophy
Templin
Former K. U. Tennis Men In Missouri Valley Play
Kansas City, June 6. The thirty-fifth Missouri Valley tennis championships begin June 8 at Rockhill Tennis club with a star-filled entry from over 20 states and 50 cities including former Kansas University players Wilbur F. Coen Arthur Voss Sterling Cutlip and William Kiley. Kiley is the defending Missouri Valley singles champion and doubles co-champion with Harris Coggeshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Rockhill Tennis Club
Missouri Valley Association
Philippines
China
University of Kansas
Wilbur F. Coen
K. U
Arthur Voss
Topeka
Jays ‘Hawker
Sterling Cutlip
Junior Coen
Mount Oread
William Kiley
Kiley
Missouri Valley
Harris M. Coggeshall
Coen
Marriage Licenses Granted In Topeka And Lawrence
Marriage licenses issued at the courthouse include Walter T Johns and Frances Lucille Reeves both of Lawrence Floyd E Rhode and Marian G Clements both of Topeka Graydon H Sutherin and Helen H Harner both of Topeka Richard E Butler of Kansas City Missouri and Betty Flore of Marion Kansas Married by Probate Judge Pete Contreras and Helen Osborn both of Kansas City Kansas were married today by Probate Judge L H Menger Attend summer school at Lomena 4 Ea
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Court House
Walter T. Johns
Frances Lucille Reeves
Lawrence
Floyd E. Rhode
Marian G. Clements
Topeka
Graydon H. Sutherin
Helen H. Harner
Richard E. Butler
Kansas City
Betty Flore
Marion
Kan
Pete Contreras
Helen Osborn
L. H. Menger
Weekend Weather Outlook for Kansas From Topeka
Weather man S D Flora predicted a ideal weekend across Kansas with sun after rains and no flood danger. Temperatures ranged to 84 in Lawrence and 46 in Tribune with scattered rainfall reports from Topeka to Goodland and several towns. Local showers likely next week and crop conditions described as near perfect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
S. D. Flora
Kansas
Flor
Flora
Lawrence
Tribune
Kansas City
Wamego
Manhattan
Wheaton
Emmett
Horton
St. Joseph
Oketo
Hanover
Emporia
Eureka
Ina
Chanute
Independence
Phillipsburg
Concordia
McPherson
Trate
Wichita
Anthony
Larned
Dresden
Goodland
Public School Art Studio Opens with KU Graduates as Staff
A Lawrence studio will open with part time paid teachers led by Hartmann and Koch, both KU public school art graduates, and assistants from area schools. Seniors and high school students provide unpaid help. The program, run by the elementary art department, is funded partly by school funds and partly by citizens contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma Hartmann
K. U
Mildred Koch
Mise Otto Bischof
Lawrence High School
Mary Ruth Watermulder
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Ohio
Ruth Swarthout
K. A
Helen Narramore
Lawrence
Deaths and Funerals for Souder Sandars and Dunn
Alvah Souder of near Newton dies at home after graduating from the University in 1898. Mrs Bert S Sandars 63 dies at home near Sigel with two sons and two grandchildren. John W Dunn 80 dies 10 miles SW of Lawrence with funeral set for June 9 at Rumsey funeral home. Burial in Clinton cemetery. survivors include wife Katie and children Willis and Elizabeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvah Souder
Lawrence
Newton
Kan
Bert S. Sandars
Sigel
Bert Sandars
Baldwin
James Sandars
Rumsey Funeral Home
C. A. Puls
Clinton Cemeery
John W. Dunn
Rumsey
Wesley Robbins
Clinton Cemetery
Katie Dunn
Willis Dunn
Lone Star
Elizabeth Dunn
Hornbostel Wins Three-Quarter Mile At New York Meet
Indiana and Harvard runner Chuck Hornbostel captured the three-quarter mile special at Travers Island during the New York A.C. spring games. He clocked 3 minutes 6.5 seconds to lead Lou Burns and Harry Williamson with Bill Bonthron fourth. Hornbostel trailed the American record of 3:01.4 and the 3:00.6 world standard set earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chuck Hornbostel
Indiana
Harvard
New York A.C
Travers Island
Bill Bonthron
Hornbostel
Lou Burns
Manhattan
Harry Williamson
North Carolina
Bonthron
Joe Mangan
Jules Ladoumegue
France
Ao Texas Exposition
Secretary Roper Welcomes Dallas Centennial Expo
Secretary of Commerce Daniel C. Roper delivered a world wide welcome to Dallas Texas for a 25 million dollar centennial exposition. He officially opened the grounds by cutting a ribbon at noon as crowds cheered and the gate barrier was removed by a cable operated mechanism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Texas
Daniel C. Rover
Eater
Personal notices mention Renfrew Dodds visit Hutchinson event
Mr and Mrs Irvin Renfrew of Hutchinson are guests of Mr and Mrs C J Dodds during commencement activities Mrs Renfrew formerly Dessa Rankin will attend the twenty fifth anniversary of her class Also noted are Mrs Charles Anderson undergoing a major operation at Memorial hospital and other brief visits and hospital news involving Memorial hospital surgeries for Mrs Elis Doering and related families
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Renfrew
Hutchinson
C. J. Dodds
Kansans at Convention Center Spotlight at Cleveland
Kansas and Kansans dominated pre convention pageantry in Cleveland. Gov Alf Landon looms large as delegates wear sunflower lapel badges bearing his name. Jess Harper, longtime Notre Dame athletics figure, draws interest as Kansas hosts and Tom Lee handles 90 state seats amid ticket scalping fears and high demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Kansas
Kansans
Alf M. Landon
Sunflower State
Landon
Jess Harper
Knute Rockne J
Notre Dame
Tom Lee
Topeka
Good School Year News From Principal Led Plan
The principal works with staff to simplify organization while preserving departmental activities. A new pupil progress reporting form has proven satisfactory to parents. Improvements in buildings and equipment support a hopeful era for junior high, with the senior high producing well in academics, athletics, arts, and trades. The superintendent will publish a full annual report after June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Tulsa oil man kidnapped released near Galena
C P Harwell, 52, Tulsa oil operator and board member of the E P Harwell company, was slugged and dragged from a car by two masked men after leaving a hotel bridge club with Miss Leona Galbreath. He was released near Galena Kansas Friday morning and returned to Tulsa in a bus. Also announced: Rev Henry Blanke chosen as president of St John’s College in Winfield succeeding Dr A M Rehwinkel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
C. C. Harwell
Kansas
Harwell
E. P. Harwell Oil Company
Leona Galbreath
Robert Galbreath
Galena
Kan
Bbihe
Ax College
Winfield
St. John's College Board of Trustees
Henry Blanke
Leavenworth
Farm Bureau Meeting Announces Topics and Picnic Recipes
The Kaw Valley Farm Bureau club will convene Tuesday at Mrs. Edward Martin's home. Discussion will cover Consumer Education and Eating Outdoors. Roll call will feature recipes for picnic dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Kaw Valley Farm Bureau Club
Edward Martin
Vinland News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Events
Mr and Mrs W E Hoskingen visited relatives in Kansas City Sunday and attended a ball game. Mr and Mrs Alva Rockhold returned from Tulsa with their daughter and son in law. Vinland high school presented a play A Perfect Title Goose at the Odd Fellows hall in Frence under county CPA auspices with cast Helen Hubbard Juanita Hanrich Florence Hammond Junior Laughlin and Miles Cleland. A Black Face Revue will be shown at the Vinland high school Thursday evening June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Hoskingen
Kansas City
Alva Rockhold
Tulsa
Okla
Vinland High School
Odd Fellows Hall
Frence
County Association of C. P. A
Rural Life Association to Present Three Short Plays
Members of the Rural Life Association will stage three short plays with a cast including Margaret Smith, Marthe Kelley, Roy Hoskinson, William Stone, John Hodgkiss, Alvin Smith and Fred Will Jr. A quartet and chorus numbers will also be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rural Life Association
Margaret Smith
Marthe Kelley
Roy Hoskinson
William Stone John Hodgkiss
Alvin Smith
Fred Will, Jr
Midland and Area Social Club Notices From Williamstown
Local clubs hold meetings with numerous residents from Midland area and nearby towns. Guests include Mrs. Howard Erwin and Mrs. A. R. Reed. school board members reelected. Miss Pauline Laptad visits. 4-H round up at Manhattan. Sunny Valley Farm Bureau lesson on quilted cushions. several families hosting gatherings and summer visits across Kaw Valley, Oskaloosa, Perry, and Baldwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Alford
Gus Brune, Jr
Mutual Benefit Club
Steve Welter
Williamstown
Midland Rural Club
Chester Toms
Frank Toms
Howard Erwin
A. R. Reed
Elizabeth Bussing
Charles Spray
Mary Louise
Orland Messenheimer
Lee
Mary
Robert Laptad
Ann Williams
Otto Sitz
Sjr
Nowsta
Okla
la Veda Hills
Riverside
Mary Louise Spray
Airs
G. W. Watts
California
Sis
Julian Booner
Katherine Heck
Julian Boener
Russell Shaw
Della Weibel
Oskaloosa
C. A. Toms
James Wolfe
Joe
Schafstall
Bonner Springs
Perry
Fern Schaake
Manhattan
Sunny Valley Farm Bureau
Dan Smith
Lederer
John Wilbur
Orin Smith
Puckett
Ira Ward
Lawrence
E. D. Shaw
Martha Campbell
Sophia Nesbitt
Local social notes and visits in Hesper area
A roundup of visits and family news includes Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lefman with the Knabe couple, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Miller and Maxine with Ben Rowing in Lawrence, and health updates on TD Harris and Eva Dean Kurtz. Carpenter work near Ottawa, quilting help, school personnel moves, and various Sunday dinners and greetings across Lawrence, Ottawa, Prairie Center, Olathe, and Overbrook are noted along with travel to Fort Scott for a funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Lefman
Herbert Knabe
Ray Miller
Maxine
Ben Rowing
Lawrence, I
Harris
Bond
Hugerta
George Schubert
Alma Seiwald
Vernon Kasberger
Clara Gr
Larry
Bobby
W. S. Harner
Olathe
Chester Richardson
Prairie Center
Roger Stanley
Miss McNaulty
Lawrence
Miss Mesaguy
Legerwood, N
Lindley Stanley
Harry Ellis
Wichita
Louis Bartz
Alice Zillner
Jerome
Mildred Kasberger
Wen Bell
Overbrook
Sunday
al Kasberger
John Kasberger
Margaret Terrell
Seattle
Wash
Sarah Terrell
Charles Terrell
Richard and Rolland
Frank Terrell
Rogers, Ark
Fort Scott
Winkleman
Theodore Thoren
Louis
John Kanzig
And
Oscar Wotan
Ever Bow and Mes
Oren Dunlap
Friends Ministerial Al liance Event in Kansas City
A local social record lists visits and gatherings among residents including John Brown’s home in Kansas City hosting the Friends Ministerial alliance. Numerous names appear with Sunday dinners, afternoon calls, and weekend visits spanning Baldwin, Eudora, DeSota, Lawrence, Topeka, and Manhattan.
Market News Kansas City Cash Grain Report Summary
Kansas City cash grain futures show wheat lower amid light trading. Market notes indicate subdued demand and modest price declines across key grain types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Wall Street Closes Higher Amid Mixed Trading Data
The Day in Wall Street reports a brighter tone with equities gaining while others slipped. Trading volumes ran around 250,000 shares with rails and industrials leading gains. Investors eyed midyear cues as utilities and foreign exchange influenced sentiment, amid talk of potential currency shifts and policy signals ahead of a Republican convention.
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Wall Street
New York
Frarethans
Alixing
Apis
Sears
Ebiek
Montgomery and
May
Youngstown
Steel
Bethlehem
Douglas
Anon Cy
New Jersey
Western Moan Consolidated Ison
Saf
Greak
United States
Pepertan
United Treavnes
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Judge Menger
Carnegie Institution At
Canandaiia Lake
Canary Islands
I .B
Edna Dean Proctor
A. M. Gardner
Quarterly Conference of the United Brethren Church
W. O. Dares de Dee
Lawmena
Bronthron
Roper
Ed Graham
Peabody
Governor Landon
Hollenden Hotel
Center of
London
Henry J. Allen
Allen
Seaton
Kansas Delegattion
Vinland and Vicinity
Midland
Hesper
Friends Ministerial Alliance
John Brown
C. FE. Wotan
C. (. Gerstenberger
Charles Kurtz
Evening Star
Leonard Bagby
Willie Neis
Lois Cramer
Hilda
Pearl Kwake
Fred Neis
Ruth Dunlap
William Miller
Billy
Oscar Lothhalz
Rose
Lothhalz
Marshall
Harry Miller
DeSota
Howard Kohler
Andrew
Thomas Thorenton
James Rush
Hattie
Oliver Daniels
Bernice Stanley
Claude Grantham
Missouri
Friends Church Yard
McLain
Tianthams
Gayle
Galen Gabriel
Ernest Milburn
Alice Walters
Helen Pfleger
Carl Pflger
Alice Bernitz
Will Mercer
Ward
Berthold Seiwald
Chicago
Washington University
Gary Ghstt
Kansas City Hay Market
Kansas Civ
Hay
Ars
Winchangedl Aitalta
U.S
Treasury
Sur
Attenil
Lawrence Business College
Adyv
Our
American Express
Mellon National
Peoples State Bank
Massachusetts
Fairfax Addition
Lawrence Building & Loan Association
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