Tribute to Prof L N Flint as Clapper urges strong press
Raymond Clapper spoke to 300 at Memorial Union honoring Prof. L N Flint of the University of Kansas journalism department. White presented a pipe kit and letters. Clapper urged the press to strengthen democracy, not undermine it, amid world tensions.
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Raymond Clapper
L. N. Flint
Department of Journalism
University of Kansas
Memorial Union Building
Severi
Flint
Clapper
William Allen White
Emporia Gazette
Professor Flint
Kansas
Mr. Flint
Blic
Roosevelt
Monroe
Hitler
Banavet
Ae Roneeltis Flint
Overnor Payne Ratner
Mr. White
Fire Quenched on Liner President Jackson
A blaze in the hold of the liner President Jackson of the American Presidents line was extinguished after burning for an hour and a half. Police Captain Thomas Brown said a bulap bag caught fire when an acetylene torch used to bolt a door ignited it.
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Jersey City
N. J
President Jackson
American Presidents Line
Thomas Brown
Wood Takes Desk Room at Lane Law Office
S. A. Wood has moved into the desk room adjacent to O. J. Lane’s law office, marking a small but notable relocation in the local professional scene.
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S. A. Wood
O. J. Lane
Sheng Hi
Fishermen chase new records at Lone Star Lake contest
The Journal-World fishing contest at Lone Star Lake sees rising goals in crappie and bass. Muriel Sinten holds the current bluegill record with an eight inch, one half pound catch. George Lang nailed a four pound six ounce bass, 20 inches long with 13 1/4 inch girth. Crappie records rise as Robert Hazard, 13, weighs three fourths pound with 12 inch length, and Jack Armstrong registers 12 1/2 inch crappie weighing seven eighths pound.
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Journal-World
Lone Star Lake
Muriel H. Sinten
Kentucky Street
George E. Lang
College Avenue
Topeka
Robert Hazard
Barker Avenue
Jack Armstrong
Massachusetts Street
Pageant at Eudora Methodist Sunday School presents The Golden Chair
The Eudora Methodist Church hosts a 10:30 Sunday morning Student Fund Day pageant The Golden Chair with the junior choir leading the processional closing chorus and doxology Rev W O Watson preaches announcements The cast includes Truth Barbara Johnson Anna Dalphine Bohnsack Betty Delta Bohnsack Galilean children and groups of nations with participants Doroth Grush Maxine Diedrich Dolores Warmker Phyllis Ruthrauff and others
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Eudora Methodist Sunday School
Geraldine Harris
Watson
W. O. Watson
Truth
Barbara Johnson
Anna—Dalphine Bohnsack
Betty—Delta Bohnsack
Galilean
Bobbie Woodard
Bernadine Mohler
Dorothy Grush
Group of Nations
Evangels of Love and Peace
Maxine Diedrich
Dolores Warmker
Phyllis Ruthrauff
Do You Know Why Banks Were in Danger During the 1907 Crisis
The questions address causes of widespread banking danger in 1907 and contrast trust companies with banks. They seek the core reasons for instability, differences in financial structures, and two key lessons drawn from the crisis.
Causes and cures of bank panics and trust company role
The panic of 1907 showed deposits can outstrip cash, forcing closures if all demand funds. Trust companies without cash reserves competed with banks, fueling speculation. The text argues for real plastic currency and better aid for distressed but sound banks caught in hysteria.
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New York State
New York
Wall Street
W.S.R
Lawrence Golfers Reunion Leads to Cake and Cast Chaos
James Nelson arrived from New Orleans to visit Lawrence friends Howard Verney and Chick Pontius, while a 42 by 32 inch diamond shaped K A birthday cake stayed in Drake's Bakery display due to size. Entrada events drew out of town guests. Raymond Clapper flew in for Flint dinner. Graves commissioned as second lieutenant in army air corps. cows caused detours on campus. Larremore couple to attend University Men’s Glee Club reunion.
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James Nelson
Lawrence
New Orleans
Howard Verney
Chick Pontius
Southland
Nelson
Pontius
Verney
Arizona
K. A
Drake’s
Raymond Clapper
Flint
Washington, D. C
Kansas City
K. W. Davidson
News Bureau
Clapper
Davidson
Vincent Graves
McFarland
Kan
Army Air Corps
Kelly Field
Graves
K. U
Thomas A. Larremore
New York
University Men’s Glee Club
Larremore
Entrada enthralls record crowd in Lyons show
A large audience witnessed the Entrada as eight narrators spoke from the press box while players only gestured. The Village Compostela scene opened the show with a heavy cast and a herd of sheep and oxen in the square. Coro nad o's army interrupted a village dance as George Dickens noted the crowd was the largest ever for the Entrada, with Lyons three nights drawing an estimated 6,000 to 7,000 attendees across the run.
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Compostela
Coronado
George ©. Dickens
The
Entrada
Lyons
Display Of Design Exhibition At University Exposition
An extensive design exhibit is open on the third floor of Frank Strong hall as part of the University Exposition running today through Monday. Freshman and sophomore nature drawings, posters, textile designs, copperware, glass, jewelry, and teaching aids are showcased.
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Department of Design
Frank Strong
Women’s Field Army
Perli-Burd Publishing Company
Jayhawk Creamery
Lawrence
Window repairer crowds height in Empire State work
Al Cohen replaces a broken window high in the Empire State Building 1250 feet above Manhattan streets. He works in a small wooden cage suspended by ropes from the top as shown in the pictures.
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Empire State Building
Old New York
al Cohen
Telephone Company Asks State Inquiry on Rates
Southwestern Bell Telephone seeks a statewide inquiry into telephone rates by the corporation commission. The company recently asked authority to set new rates in eight eastern cities including Emporia Coffeyville Parsons Independence Manhattan Leavenworth Pittsburg and Lawrence. The study would cover exchanges statewide and inter corporate relations and could take a year or two to complete.
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Topeka
Corporation Commission
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Emporia
Coffeyville
Parsons
Independence
Manhattan
Leavenworth
Pittsburg
Lawrence
Commission
Fourteen KU Seniors Perform In Recital At Hoch Auditorium
Fourteen seniors from the school of fine arts present a varied program in a recital at Hoch Auditorium tomorrow afternoon. Performances include organ, voice, piano, cello, and violin pieces by noted composers with students such as Garth Edmundson Hortense Harris Ruth Gibson Marion Wadley Donna Hughes Agnes Romary and others.
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School of Fine Arts
Hoch Auditorium
von Himmel Hoch
Garth Edmundson
W. Arnold
Lynch
Eeeseeeeeeeeseene Massenet Hortense
Twenty Boys Attend Auto Mechanics Class at Liberty Memorial
Twenty boys attend the auto mechanics class at Liberty Memorial High School, with twenty four enrolled and a waiting list. The department received a $500 motor analyser from the state board for vocational education to remain during the course. Superintendent Clifford Dean notes the tool eases tuning high compression meters and boosts technician skills.
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Liberty Memorial High School
Auto Dealers Association of
State Board For Vocational Education
Clifford Dean
Miniature of First School Day Shown at KU Jubilee
Exhibits note the 75th anniversary of the University of Kansas with a mounted miniature of the 1866 Mount Oread first day of school. Fraser theater hosts the North Hill scene including old North College with a central frame building enclosed by a rail fence.
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University of Kansas
Mount Oread
North Hill
Old North College
Fraser Theater
Allen Crafton
Donald Dixon
James Barton
Dramatics
Kaw River
Lawrence
Reindeer Grazing Lands Survey Assigned in Alaska
Leroy D. Arnold a former Kansan is assigned to survey Alaska reindeer grazing lands. He will conduct an airplane survey of range conditions and later recommend regulations to protect grazing resources.
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Washington
Leroy D. Arnold
Alaska
Arnold
Cottonwood Falls
Kan
Vital to train women says U S Bureau chief
Mary Anderson director of the Powers bureau declares industrial training for thousands of women essential to wartime defense work. She notes an almost overnight surge in demand for women in factories making aircraft guns powder tanks and related materials. Bevin says U S aid will come as Britain fights on and Hitler fails to defeat Britain before 1942.
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Washington
Mary Anderson
Powers Bureau
Department of Faor
Bevin
U. S
London
Ernest Bevin
Wimbledon
Adolf Hitler
Britain
United States
Live Ammunition in Mock War Debated at Camp Hunter Liggett
Army officers discussed using a small amount of live ammunition in training battles to increase realism and caution among troops. They noted minimal casualty risk but argued live rounds could prevent blunders in real combat. The discussion cited practices in Europe and contrasted with a 40,000-t troop exercise in the San Antonio valley and unrelated local notices.
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Hunter Liggett
Calif
Japan
Germany
San Antonio River
Wall Street mixed as Jones and Laughlin leads gains
Stocks closed unevenly lower in a thin market with about 350000 shares traded. Jones and Laughlin Steel led gains with preferred up over five points and common climbing about two on a dividend rumor. other steady issues included Bethlehem Sperry Consolidated Aircraft NY Central Owens Illinois Union Carbide.
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Wall Street
New York
Roosevelt
Altho
Jones and Laughlin Steel
Stock Exchange
Bethlehem
Sperry
Consolidated Aircraft
New York Central
Owens-Illinois
Union Carebide
du Pont
Caterpillar Santa Fe
American Smelting
Air Reduction
American Telephone
Fajardo Sugar
Deaths and Funerals In Lawrence and Topeka
Mrs Edna R Gray mother of Probate Judge Frank Gray died in Topeka yesterday afternoon Burial will be at Kirwin Kansas Saturday at 2 p m She is survived by four sons Frank of Lawrence Dwight of San Francisco William of Topeka and Ted of Independence a sister Mrs P W Traull of Palacios Tex and an aunt Margaret Gared of Kingman and Mrs Annie Hicks Other notices report the death of Mrs Annie Hicks in Chicago formerly of Lawrence She leaves two daughters Mrs Frank Waite of Alberta Canada and Mrs Edith Madison of Chicago two sisters Mrs Ida Miller of Lawrence and Mrs Thomas Brazell of St Louis two nieces Mrs M L Dye of Washington DC and Mrs Herbert Weindel of Denver Colorado plus two grandsons and a granddaughter The Miller family heads to attend the funeral services.
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Edna R. Gray
Frank Gray
Topeka
Kirwin
Kan
Aie Margaret Gared
Kingman
Annie Hicks
Chicago
Hicks
Lawrence
Frank Waite
Alberta
Canada
Edith Madison
Ida Miller
Thomas Brazell
St. Louis
M. L. Dye
Sailor Dead From Bismarck Sinking Buried at Sea
Spanish cruiser Canarias recovered a large number of German sailors from the Bismarck disaster. The dead were given burial at sea with full honors, announced tonight.
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Bismarck
Madrid
Canarias
Tin Can Industry Reaches Billion-Plus Value
Census figures show nearly 17 billion tin cans required yearly for Agrerean products. The total value of all tin can industry products now exceeds 372.5 million dollars.
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Etude
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U. S. Bureau
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Tennessee Street
Memorial Hospital
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General Electric
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North Am Co
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U_S Steel
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Palace Clothing CO
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