University of Kansas Summer Sessions Set for Record Attendance
University of Kansas summer sessions are expected to attract nearly 1,000 students across two sessions. Dean Frederick J. Kelly notes high demand for catalogs, strong interest in advanced medical courses at Rosedale, and a new July class for non-typical school children led by Dr. Raymond Schweder. About fifty disabled veterans may join the vocational section, with a St. Louis federal agent arranging details. Registration begins Monday in Robinson Gymnasium from 8 to 12 and 1:30 to 4:30.
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University of Kansas
Frederick J. Kelly
School of Educaton
Keily
Rosedale
Dean Kelly
Raymond A. Schweder
Kelly
Kansas
Schwegier
St. Louis
Robinson Epranaeitnal
Labor federation rejects education propaganda plan
The American Federation of Labor at its annual Montreal convention rejected a proposal to create a permanent educational department to promote nonpartisan politics. Delegates supported a report advising against the step due to cost and lack of necessity. The convention authorized charter action for an international policemen’s union pending local membership totals.
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Montreal
American Federation of Labor
Federation
Committee On Organization
Central Labor Union
Poplar Bluff
Missouri
Executive Council
Oklaity
Deaths and Funerals of Robert L Gilbert and Effie Canavan
Robert L Gilbert 85 died this morning at his Rae Connecticut home. Funeral from the home tomorrow at 2 PM with interment at Oak Hill cemetery. Effie Canavan died yesterday afternoon in Topeka at 2 PM. Funeral from Cross Chapel Friday at 4 PM with interment in Pasco.
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Robert le Gilbert
Robert L. Gilbert
Rae Connecticut Stret
Oak Hill Cemetery
Effie Canavan
Topeka
Pas
Ea Mee Canavan
Effie Mohundro
Flag Day Exercises At Elks Club In Kansas
Flag Day ceremonies run by the Elks Club will take place Sunday at 3 pm in the Bower sock theater. Invitations were sent to G A R American Legion W R C Sons of Veterans auxiliaries of the G A and Company I and the Machine Gun company of the Fourth Kansas Infantry. Elderly attendees receive car service. Elks Secretary E E Alexander handles calls. General Wilder S Metcalf will be the principal speaker.
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Elks Club
Bowersock Theatre
American’ Legion
Sons of Veterans
G. A
Company I
Fourth Kansas Infantry
Elks Lodge
E. E. Alexander
Wilder S. Metcalf
Moarrayw
Beach Fashion Rules at Galveston Beach
Beachgoers in Galveston on June 10 wear colorful and daring bathing suits. Women favor silk and wool one pieces with exposed backs and elaborate accessories. Men prefer bright stripes and bold colors while stockings vanish from surfwear. Rankin's Drug Store advertises limeades.
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Galveston
Abrams
Mass
Life of a Trophy Hunter and Yacht Racer
New York June 10. Mrs. Burton associate skipper of Shamrock IV speaks on the life of a trophy hunter. She notes many cups to polish yet stresses the race as the true joy and shows calm assurance in her husband Captain W H Burton as they aim to win the American Cup.
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New York
Burton
Thomas Lipton
Shamrock IV
W. H. Burton
Atlantic
Dean Sayre Returns From New York Mission
Dean L. E. Sayre head of the University School of Pharmacy has returned from New York where he spent several days examining the revision of the United States Pharmacopoeia the official government medical document.
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New York
L. E. Sayre
School of Pharmacy
The
University
United States
Water outage to clean mains on several streets in town
Notice to water consumers: water will be shut off Friday June 11 from 8 jam to 5 pm to clean the mains on Oread Ave 14th St and adjacent streets including Tennessee Ohio Louisiana 13th 14th 18th and Mississippi. L A Quigley superintendent. Hot weather does not affect Rankin Drug Store chocolates which are kept iced.
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Oread Ave
14Th St
Tennessee Street
Ohio Street
Louisiana St
13Th St
Louisiana
Mississippi
Tennessee
Oread
L. A. Quigley
Ford BUick collision near Thirteenth and Massachusetts
A two car crash on Thirteenth and Massachusetts involved Ford driven by Paul Luckan and Buick driven by Harry Schleifer. Schleifer claims Luckan drove into the Buick. $50 covers estimated damage. Also noted: 450 KU alumni attended the 48th reunion. Jay driving fines total other court actions. quiet title suit filed by George Frances against John Hutchinson.
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Schleifer
Buick
Ford
Paul Luckan
Thirteenth
Massachusetts Street
Harry Schleifer
Lueckan
Journal- World
George Frances
John Hutchinson
Winter Community Club Meeting Notes and Local Visits
The Winter Community Club held an afternoon session with Mrs. Milton Winter and a musical selection by Mrs. Wells. Parlimenary drill followed, refreshments served, and a July 2 meeting scheduled with Mr. Teal Winter and others. Weekend visits included Winters to Oak Ridge and Lawrence, with several local residents mentioned by name.
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Winter Community Club
Milton Winter
Wells
Rose Hill
Winnie Sehon
Elmer Clanahan
Lecompton
Wilma Arnett
Th. Wgorril
Helen Tarshberger
Barker
Lawrence
Wilma Evans
Shipman Carter
Armbyrose Bigsby
Helen Elizabeth
Edythe Richards
Rainier_ Richard’s
Charles Winter
Laura Winter
Paul Winter
Helen Harshberger
Dandelion rake offered in two sizes for lawn work
A lawn rake marketed in two sizes priced at one dollar and one dollar twenty five cents each. The ad emphasizes ease of use for quick yard cleanups and promotes a practical tool for gardeners.
Local Social Roundup From Barker And Nearby Towns
Sunday dinner gatherings fill weekend in Barker and Lawrence as families visit and neighbors share news. A mad dog injures three Hereford cattle. dog not captured. Mrs Winter attends Glenn Bahnmaier wedding. community raises funds at a recent theater event.
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W. Gorrill
Bart Gorrill
Barker
Walli Stover
O. Ridge
Anderson
Palmer
Missouri
Julius Bearman
Dorothy
Bob Schroyer
Lawrence
Alec Anderson
Lu Winter
Glenn—Bahnmaier
Mike Shelley
Chas
Wells
Topeka
Chas, Winter
Paul Winter
Burker
Clarke Richards
Rainier Richards
Ambrose Tigby
Helen Elizabeth
Shipman Carter
Blanche
John Anderson
Buch
Willis Colman
Ray Ellsworth
Colman
N. E. Whipple
Lecompton
Wilma
Elsie Evans
Christine Schroyer
James Schroy
Jackoone
Florida
Thel Han
Grain and livestock futures mixed in Kansas City market
Cash wheat held at No 1 hard 2 82 to 2 89 with unchanged tone. No 2 mixed oats and rye receipts noted. Corn and pork futures edged in late session with July corn at 1 69 1 2 and pork July at 14 50 while lard reached 20 90 on the board.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Cattle and Hogs
Market notes from Livestock show cattle selling lower while hogs steady to lower. Top yearling prices reach about 16 dollars as receipts total around 700 head in a fluctuating sales day.
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Baresa
Mearket
Kanes Mac
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Federation of Labor
Mrs Fred W. Upham
Fred Upham
Upham
Republican National Committee
Elks
Bowersock
Rankin's Drug Store
Rankin Drug Store
Agnes Thompson
Jay
A. V. Louze
Kans
O. H. Toury
O. D. Emberston
Jaedicke
Cos Abn
Hamilton Motor & Supply CO
Sam
Kid
Newman
Rson
M. W. Callahan & Co
Lark Leans
Ujlothes
Postam Cereal, Go.Inc
Battle Creek Mich
Evelyn Leary
Iowa
Nokomis
Sora the Universal
C. W. Smith
Ford Agency and Service Station
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