Enthusiastic Old Timers On Hand At Alumni Meeting
Senator Kimball and Governor Islergan spoke at a Kansas University alumni gathering on campus. They urged lawmakers to support higher education and the stadium union campaign as a milestone in university development. John Tracey and Josephine Berry were among speakers praising alumni effort and the dormitory bill’s partial success. The meeting highlighted continued efforts to secure state funds and mobilize support for education and memorial projects.
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No Bachelor Posts Grow Legion Auxiliary in Kansas
The Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion in Kansas has surged from about three thousand to ten thousand members since adopting the slogan No Bachelor posts. It is now believed the auxiliary may become the state's largest independent women's group, nearing the Kansas Federation of Women’s Clubs in size. The movement has 156 units in the state, compared with 325 Legion posts, with fifty new units noted.
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Deep sea depth and land elevations reported across oceans and deserts
The survey notes near Death Valley the land surface lies 276 feet below sea level and suggests other points differ in height. It cites the deepest ocean depth at 32,085 feet north of Mindanao, Philippines, surpassing Everest. Also, the Virginia Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs plans its annual convention in Roanoke on May 16.
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Alumni Activities Fill K U With Inauguration Buzz
Notes show Harvard connections and Lawrence Kansas events as alumni and faculty prepare for the university’s opening ceremonies. Harvard figures Amos Lawrence Lowell and others discuss gifts and site decisions while New York guests arrive for the inauguration weekend.
Old Hill shows colors for college departments on Stadium Day
A mix of school colors and ceremonies marks Stadium Day on the Hill. Prof J W Baumgartner and John Tracy lead the campaign for the student memorial, with Topeka delegates among those attending the inaugural. Doors open at Hocclock, packed crowds fill the first bar as tickets run short.
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General Ruck Alan Dead in June Funeral
Obscure obituary notes General Ruck Alan, longtime commander in Texas coast artillery and the southern department. Born Loy, he served in the war at high rank and leaves a widow and two children. France’s wartime population loss estimated at over 4 million.
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Street Renamings Honor Cuban Leaders Rallying City Grief
A garbled item notes city council renaming streets to honor Cuban figures and presidents. It mentions O'Reill Street becoming President Zayas Street and Galzada de la Infenta as Avenue Presidential Menocal, with confusion among residents about the new names amid souvenir authority and tourism concerns.
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