Enjoy K U Forums at Commencement
The concluding five commencement forums at the University of Kansas were held Sunday and today for visiting onlookers. Topics covered Social Security music in Kansas education consumer behavior and psychology of the future with scholars from KU discussing evolving methods and the role of the social sciences in democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domenico Carliardo
E. U. Department of Economics
America
Garbiardo
Charles Sanford Skilton
School of Fine Arts
Kansas
Skilton
R. A. Schwegler
K. U. School of Education
Elizabeth Sprague
Department of Home Economics
Sprague
R. H. Wheeler
K. U. Department of Psychology
Wheeler
Gestalt School of Psychology
Independence Prepares to Celebrate Landon Nomination
READY TO CELEBRATE Independence Kansas June 8. Independence residents cheer Governor Alf M Landon if he wins the Republican presidential nomination. Town plans no formal program, but whistles, bells, and noisemakers are expected for a spontaneous parade. Friends of Landon watch developments in Cleveland with hope.
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Independence
Kan
Alf M. Landon
Landon
Cleveland
Exams for Teachers in Douglas County Set for June 26 27
Examinations for candidates seeking first and second grade teaching certificates in Douglas County will be held at Lawrence Memorial High School on June 26 and 27, starting at 8 a.m. each day. June 26 covers English grammar to English history, while June 27 includes arithmetic to algebra. First grade candidates take all subjects. second grade exclude algebra and English history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Lawrence Memorial High School
Harold C. Fisher
United States
Hurd Heads Alumni in Kansas University Club Switch
Bruce Hurd a Topeka lawyer and KU law graduate of 1914 was named president of the University of Kansas alumni association at Fraser theater with ballots counted this morning He succeeds Justice Walter G Thiele of Topeka whose term expired Clarence L Burt Hutchinson was elected vice president Myra Little Reitz Kansas City Mo and Justice Thiele were named to the board of directors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Hurd
Topeka
K. U. Law School
University of Kansas Alumni Association
Walter G. Thiele
Association
Alumni Association
Fraser Theater
Clarence L. Burt
Hutchinson
Myra Little Reitz
Kansas City
Justice Thiele
Parachute theft suspect will not be returned to Douglas Co
Glen Workman, subject of a warrant from a local justice court for stealing two parachutes from the municipal airport on May 13, will not be returned to Douglas County. Sheriff Fred Vogler said Workman was arrested in Emporia on a Lyon County grand larceny charge related to airplane parts. Deputy Jude Anderson reported no Lawrence property found, though Workman admitted being in Lawrence during the parachute disappearance. He was on parole from the Kansas State Penitentiary for a Wyandotte County burglary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Workman
Justice Court
Douglas County
Fred Vogler
Jude Anderson
Emporia
Workman
Lyon County District Court of
Lawrence
Kansas
H. C. Sticher
A. Q. Miller
Sticher
Chamber of Commerce
Sixth
Jackson St
Topeka
Kan
W. T. Bodin
Maine Street
Ten Members of the 1886 KU Class Receive Medals
Ten members of the University of Kansas class of 1886 received gold medals at the alumni dinner this afternoon to mark their semi centennial celebration. Medals were presented by Chancellor Lindley to Henry Albach Lawrence Harry Ballinger Seattle Solon Filmore Kansas City Harlan Graham Holton Harriet Hassell McDonald Lawrence Frank Jakley Oakland Lena Cemplin Lawrence Olin Cemplin Lawrence James VanVliet Vliets Kan Let Butcher explains safe auto home insurance Ph 892 Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Lindley
Henry Albach
Lawrence
Harry Ballinger
Seattle
Wash
Solon T. Filmore
Kansas City
Harlan
Graham
Holton
Harriet Hastell McDonald
Frank T. Jakley
Oakland
Calif
Henry Riggs
Ann Arbor
Mich
Lena V. Cemplin
Olin Cemplin
James B. van- Vliet
Vliets
Kan
Test Your Knowledge on Classified Page Answers
Seven trivia questions cover Canon of the Mass Tennessee statehood Bismarck capital epitheme Charles Errard Lone Star State sea island koumiss bird vas canvas back and McKinley home city in Ohio.
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Tennessee
Union
Bismarck
Charles Errard
Lone Star State
Koumiss
Ohio City
McKinley
Sermon Guides Graduation Class To Faith Centered Life
Dr. Wise delivers a sermon urging graduates to build a life around faith and God at the center, likening life to a sturdy house built from indestructible material. He cites Hebrews 11:8-10, urging courage to face the unknown, while the ceremony features processional marches, glee club numbers, and prayers from local clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Wise
Wise
Abraham
God
K. U. Band
Glee Club
A. A. van Sickle
Haskell Institute
C. J. Knox
Centenary Methodist Church
Howard E. Koelb
The
Baptist Church
Joseph F. King
Congregational Church
Naismiths Prepare European Tour To See Olympic Basketball
Dr. and Mrs. James Naismith depart for Dallas en route to fourteen European nations in time for the Olympic basketball debut. They will visit New York, Springfield, and Boston before Mrs. Naismith stays in Massachusetts and Dr. Naismith sails to Glasgow. He plans to attend Berlin opening ceremonies August 1 and visit Balkan states and Italy after the Games, aided by basketball supporters who funded last winter’s games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Naismith
Dallas
Tex
Dr. Naismith
Naismiths
New York
Springfield
Mass
Naismith
Balkan States
Italy
Webster Seeks Three Teachers for Next Year
Webster Kansas superintendent T O Brown visited Lawrence to recruit three teachers for next year at Webster High School. He aims for two women in English home economics music and social science normal training physical education and a man for mathematics science and coaching all sports. He noted candidate scarcity, and he formerly taught as a substitute at Lawrence Memorial High School. He still owns 2115 Learnard Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. O. Brown
Webster
Kan
Lawrence
K. U
Brown
Lawrence Memorial High School
Learnard
Trouble For Two at the Granada Stages Montgomery and Russell
Robert Montgomery and Rosiland Russell star in Trouble For Two at the Granada a weeklong entertainment blending a Stevenson inspired plot with strong acting and dialog. Frank Morgan Reginald Owen Louis Hayward provide a solid supporting cast as a playboy crown prince travels to London to decide on marriage and survives an assassination attempt. Shorts news a Viva Technicolor cartoon and a color cartoon accompany the feature. Dramatics group NYA meet at Greenhall KU tonight for anyone over 16 interested in dramatics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Montgomery
Rosiland Russell
Robert Louis Stevenson
Granada
Montgomery
Miss Russell
Frank Morgan
Reginald Owen
Louis Hayward
E. E. Clive
London
Geraldine
Vandeleur
Sybil Jason
NYA
Greenhall
K. U
Dr L K Zimmer Plans Coroner Nomination in Kansas Guide Feature
In The American Guide project Lawrence figures prominently with editors planning statewide tours along US 73 59 and 40 to compile content. Dr L K Zimmer announces a Republican bid for county coroner at the August primaries after 40 years in Lawrence medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. K. Zimmer
Zimmer
Lawrence
West Virginia
Western Reserve University of
Cleveland
Ohio
Germany
Wheeling
W. Va
West Hills Parkway
OBey Beer Ordinance Enforced in Lawrence Pubs
A new malt beverage cutoff from midnight to 6 a m was strictly followed in Lawrence beer parlors with no violations found by police. Patrons could not purchase beer after curfew though establishments remained open for other merchandise. Sheriff Vogler said 17 Douglas County outlets outside Lawrence and Eudora agreed to stop sales after midnight with Eudora already barred from midnight to 8 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Fred Vogler
Douglas County
Eudora
Canning Project Opens in Woodlawn Basement
The Community Canning Project sponsored by the Social Service League began this morning in the Woodlawn school basement in North Lawrence. Miss Bertha E. Flynn will supervise the project. appointments are required to use the canning equipment. The Social Service League provides equipment and most expenses, with two WPA workers on site. relief clients can receive tin cans from the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Social Service League
Woodlawn School
North Lawrence
Bertha E. Flynn
Resettlement Administration
WPA
Private Number at the Dickinson Theater
Loretta Young and Robert Taylor headline a light romantic drama where a maid secretly marries the family she serves. Basil Rathbone’s butler exposes the union sparking a court trial for annulment amid a happy ending and strong comic support from Patsy Kelly. A Popeye cartoon, musical, news reel and travel unit round out the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cindrella
Loretta Young
Robert Taylor
Miss Young
Basil Rathbone
Patsy Kelly
Memorial Hospital Notes and Local Arrests
Thelma Oelschlaeger of Bonner Springs had an appendectomy at Memorial hospital and is in good condition. Leo Hayden, 5, son of A. C. Hayden, had a tonsillectomy. Virginia Stanclife and Thelma Covey also underwent appendectomy and tonsillectomy respectively. Fred Lindley faced a complaint for being drunk in a public place filed by County Attorney R. B. Stevens. he was arrested on East Ninth Street and jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Oelschlaeger
Bonner Springs
Memorial Hospital
Leo Hayden
A. C. Hayden
Locust Street
Virginia Stanclife
Maple Street
Thelma Covey
Rhode Island Street
Fred Lindley
R. B. Stevens
Justice Court
Don S. Hults
Lindley
East Ninth Street
Attorney Wilson Rebounds From Car Crash
Lawrence J B Wilson, a well known attorney, injured his right elbow in a May 6 car accident in front of his home but is back at work with the arm in a sling. The elbow remains unhealed, requiring continued care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Wilson
Landon Camp Has More Confidence
A caucus discussion circulated with dissenters from the bandwagon push, led by Senator Vandenberg of Michigan who warned the convention must reveal each man’s stance before granting votes. Vandenberg’s possible presidential bid in a deadlock lingered, and his VP prospects remained under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Vandenberg
Michigan
Landon
Vandenberg
Red Sox take first game of doubleheader with Detroit 11 to 3
Lefty Grove pitched Boston to an 11 to 3 win over Detroit in the first game. Jimmy Foxx hit his 14th homer. Detroit 3, Boston 11 after early scoring in the nine innings. Bridges and Reiber teamed with Grove for the victory.
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Boston
Lefty Grove
Red Sox
Detroit
Crewe
Jimmy Foxx
Bridges
Reiber
Grove
Auker
Reiher
Ostermueller
Wils
Philadelphia
Pinky Higwins
Chicago White Sox
Chubby Dean
Serre
Chicago
Whitehead
Swell
Res
Nettich and Hayes
Mass St. Louis
New York
Nett, Maha
Hemsley Cleveland
Wrain
Big Fourth of July Celebration Planned in South Park
The executive committee of the 1. O. C. F. lodge announced plans for a large civic Fourth of July celebration in South Park, with dramas, music, ball games, races, rides, and an added prominent speaker. Events begin July 3 and run through July 4, including a suggested terrapin race. Committee members include R. O. Burgert as general chairman, A. M. Hughes concessions, J. R. Good dance, Frank Penner program, and C. B. Rumsey advertising.
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South Park
O. C. F. Lodge
Altho
Lawrence
1.0.C.F
R. O. Burgert
A. M. Hughes
J. R. Good
Frank Penner
C. B. Rumsey
Mrs Hill Leads Way in Western Open Play
In Topeka the defending champion Opal S Hill of Kansas City fired a 71 in the qualifying round, breaking the course record by four strokes and crushing par by six as she led about 125 entrants at the eighth annual Western Open at Topeka Country Club. Mildred Babe Didrikson from Beaumont Texas posted 41 41 82 to stay within qualifying limits along with Mrs Charles Newbold Wichita Kan who after a slow start finished 44 for an 82.
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Topeka
Kan
Opal S. Hill
Kansas City
Topeka Country Club Links
Hill
Mildred Babe Didrikson
Beaumont
Tex
Charles Newbold
Wichita
Edna Saehger
Shreveport
Local residents elected as treasurer and clerk
George Grosdidier was chosen for treasurer and Milton Shafstal for clerk succeeding Mrs. Grace Hadl. Other year’s business was transacted. Beulah Wista Morgan from Baldwin will teach the coming term. Numerous local residents and relatives were noted visiting and socializing around Lawrence, Lecompton, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Grosdidier
Milton Shafstal
Grace Hadl
Beulah Wista ° Morgan
Baldwin
George Ott, Sr
Chester Howard
Butler
Charles Jt
Market News Kansas City Livestock Prices Mixed
Kansas City market news shows uneven gains with hogs lighter and cattle steady to easy. Reports cite fluctuating prices for fed steers, stockers, and vealers, with lighter offerings and strong demand in spots. by contrast hay markets list varied alfalfa prices and estimated receipts project cattle hogs and sheep arrivals for tomorrow.
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Kansas City
API
USDA
Kansas
Stroneweicht
Arizonas
Belleview social notes and school meeting recap
Belleview residents and relatives gathered for a Berthold Durr home visit and Fathers and Sons banquet at Eudora Methodist church. Local attendees included Houser Allsop Shirck Bartz Ott Ott Forsythe Gerstenberger Crane Bartz Haas Sommers and Cranes. Belleview patrons met for the annual school meeting electing a treasurer to fill Clifford Ulrich’s term and a clerk with 14 voters present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berthold Durr
Blanch Durr
Clifford Durr
Waldo Durr
Paul
Kansas City
Otto Durr
Peggy
Olathe
Raymond
Irvin Pipes
Kate Merwin
Lawrence
Fathers and Son
Eudora
Z. G. Houser
R. J. Allsop
J. F. Shirck
Fred Bartz
Arthur Ott
Arden
Floyd
Ed Forsythe
Warner
Pe Gerstenberger
Carroll
Milo Crane
Ruth
Elizabeth
Joe Crane
Ruth Frances
Marjorie
Joe Greer
C. E. Crane
George Bartz
Mary Haas
Nevada
Fred Haas
Verda Sommers
Dorothea Bartz
Belleview
Clifford Ulrich
Card of Thanks for Sympathy and Flowers
Mr. Charles Bahnmaier thanks neighbors and friends for sympathy and kindness shown after the death of his wife and mother and for the beautiful flowers.
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Charles Bahnmaier
Opens New Barber Shop in City Center
O. E. Smith opens The Jayhawk barbershop at 727 Massachusetts Street, formerly linked to Hotel Eldridge. The redecorated shop uses new equipment and plans an official opening Friday June 12. Barbers C. C. Ashwell and W. C. Falls are employed, with one more to join later.
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Jayhawk
O. E. Smith
Eldridge
Massachusetts Street
C._C. Ashwell
W. C. Falls
Smith
Personal News Briefs Include Travel and Family Ties
Miss Dorothy Jewell travels to Eureka after her aunt's death. Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Williams返 from a two week visit with their son Dr. Byron Williams and family in Farmingdale L I and stopped in Washington DC on return. Clarence M Hartig of American Airlines in Dallas visits his parents Mr and Mrs Emil Hartig and is joined in Lawrence by Lee Rogers.
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Ethel Chronister
Robert
Lyons
Kan
Ralphi Leonard
Kenneth McCall
Lecompton
L. J. Shirek
Richard Randel
Baldwin
George
Kaw Valley
Raymer Whitney
Lawrence
Roslan Skinner
Chester , Skinner
Little Son
Elizabeth Skinner
North Lawrence
A. C. James
L. G. Harris
M. E. Harris
Minnie Whaley
Fred Whaley
Liberty Memorial
Mabel Hudl
Richard , Steffen
Margaret Forsythe
Frances Eichelmeyer
Alma Huffine
Hollywood
Calif
Berthold Durr
al Hadi
Cal Sizer
Pleasant Grove
L. J. Shirck
J. F. Shirck
J. E. Shirck
Elizabeth Priedrich
Byers, Cole
Fd Diedrich
Wesley
George Eichelmeyer
John Lewis
California
Dorothy Jewell
Eureka
Fred S. Williams
Byron Williams
Farmingdale
L. I
Washington, D. C
Clarence M. Hartig
American Airlines Company
Dallas
Texas
Emil Hartig
Lee Rogers
Pearson, First White Child Born in Palmyra Township, Dies
Funeral services held today for W. F. Pearson 80 Wellsville blacksmith and the first white child born in Palmyra township Douglas county Kansas. He died Saturday in Wellsville.
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Palmyra Township
Ottawa
Kan
W. F. Pearson
Wellsville
Douglas County
Pearson
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Mrs. Green
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