Peace In Mine Area Near Pittsburg After Reopenings
Peaceful mood returns in Cherokee county lead and zinc field as four mines reopen and three men arrested Saturday are released on bonds. Ted Chastain released from hospital with buckshot wounds walks free on $500 bond. Roland Burll remains at large. Guards patrol. dynamiting of Empire District Electric power lines tied to Friday incident remains under investigation. Highways north of Lawrence surveyed for flood damage. repairs planned on No 40 and 59 with slow traffic warnings. River at 13.5 feet as floodwaters recede.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Kan
CPI
Cherokee County
Ted Chastain
Treece
Roland Burll
Dave Hasenplaugh
Oklahoma
Ray Keller
Romus Flowers
Kansas National
Empire District Electric Company
Riverton
Chinese Nationals Accept Demands of Japanese
Peiping announces Gen Ho Ying-Chin and the Chinese national government accept all Japanese demands concerning north China. In Tientsin troops were sent to Yangstan after reports of burning poles along Japanese military telegraph lines. A Japanese spokesman called the incident provocative and two destroyers sailed from Port Arthur toward Tientsin to safeguard lives and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peiping
Ho Ying-Chin
Yangstan
Port Arthur
Tientsin
Deaths and Funerals Olive Shuler and Joseph Garrett
Olive Harriet Shuler aged 29 died at home on Sunday. Funeral Tuesday at 3 from Rumsey's with Rev Charles Engvall officiating. Burial in Memorial Park cemetery. Survived by her parents F H and Mrs Shuler a sister Mary Kansas City Kan a brother Paul and aunt Mrs Cassidy all at 846 Maine Street. Joseph Garrett aged 85 died Sunday morning seven miles west of Lawrence. Funeral today at 2 from Rumsey's chapel. Burial in Dighton Kan. Survived by two sons J E Garrett and A A Garrett both at home. Paid $1 Traffic Fine Clarence Seymour paid a $1 fine in police court for parking in front of a fire plug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Harriet Shuler
Maine Street
Rumsey’s
Charles Engvall
Memorial Park
F. H. Shuler
Mary
Kansas City
Kan
Paul
Cassidy
Joseph Garrett
Lawrence
Dighton
J. E. Garrett
Clarence Seymour
Test Your Knowledge Quiz Questions on Classified Page
Seven trivia prompts ask about locations of universities and births, national figures, languages of Magna Carta, insect larva names, famed tenors, presidential relations, and a state nickname. Extra note hints at turning clothing into cash via Journal-World classifieds.
Honors At Kansas Commencement Award List
The University of Kansas announces honors and fellowships for Lawrence and other students. Recipients include Melvin Griffith in entomology and James Lawson in physics, with numerous scholarships from Lawrence groups like Eliza Mathewson Innes and Victoria Literary Club. Other highlighted awards cover prizes in Christianity, poetry, Latin, chemistry, engineering, journalism, and various scholarships across multiple colleges and universities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Melvin Eugene, Griffith
James L. Lawson
Philip Levereault
Massachusetts State College
Eliza Matheson Innes
Grace Cable Kercher
Lucinda Smith Buchan
Ida Jean Polson
Dorothea May Weingartner
No Name Literary Club
Helen Marié Schlothauer
Victoria Literary Club
Elizabeth Wiggins
ElDorado
Grace Evangeline Martin
Frances Schlegel Carruth
Lawrence Memorial High
Hattie Elizabeth Lewis
Alfred Campbell Ames
Christ
Elenora Renz
William Herbert Carruth
Doris LeVon Thompson
Velma Friedrich
Harold N. Rapert
Hannah Oliver
Emerita
Maurice A. Hatch
Alpha Chi Sigma
Robert Stanley Morrison
Delta Sigma Pi
School of Business
Lloyd Appleton Metzler
Sigma Tau
George B. Hamilton
Sigma Delta Chi
Carolyn Baer Harper
Loreen Marguerite Miller
Roy Roberts
Jack Brook Penfold
University of A Kansas
Frank Glenn Austin
Sylvia
Joseph William Kennedy
Stephen F. Austin
State Teachers College
Texas
Nacogdoches
William Dillard Orbison
Okmulgee
Okla
Myra Elizabeth Wildish
Kansas City
Jean Lytle Wiley
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque
N. M
Charles Alexander Wilson
Tarkio
Kansas College
S Elaine. Andrew
Friends University
Wichita
Sarah
Elizabeth Lucile Arnott
College of Emporia
Blue Rapids
Eugene A. Ramskill
Washburn College
Burlingane
Elmer Boyd Statts
McPherson College
Howard Alexander Stoltenberg
Kansas Wesleyan University
Salvia
Frederick Milton Baumgartner
Butler University
Cornell University
Leahmae Brown
Tufts College
University of Ilinois
Baker University
Princeton University
Wallism Conyers Herring
Fred Wilson Jeans
Brown University
Harold Jenkins
Yale University
Mary Edington Jenkinson
Ohio State University
Lewis LeRoy John
Northwestern University
Patrick L. McManus
United States Bureau of Mines
University of Idaho
Reuben John. Rath
University of California
Columbia University
Waldo Almond Shaw
BL Hall Taylor
Zatella Rowena Turner
MLA
Alpha Kappa Alpha
University College
University of London
Edwin Emery Slosson
Clyde William Tombaugh
Burdett
Sheldon Lincoln Whitcomb
Lerrice Addison Hatch
Melrose
Ass. . Y
Herbert Spencer Hadley
Darlene G. Anderson
Chanute
Jack Pfeiffer
Parsons
Porter
School of Medicine
Lee Herman le
Ger
Goodland
American Bankers Association
Oscar Fred Belin
Clay Center
Arthur Jerome Boynton
William P. Moran
Hartford
Eliza Parry
George Trevillo
St. Augustine
Lucile Brown Rankin
Lady Lepper
Topeka
George Innes
Rowlands Prize Awards Across Several States
Foster Clark Parriott of Denver Colorado receives The Rowlands Prize in Design Dorothy Louise Avery of Liberal wins The Rowlands Prize in Antique Drawing Lewis Levine of Lynn Massachusetts inherits The Rowlands Prize in Antique Drawing Lena K Wyatt of Kansas City Missouri earns The Don Carlow Short Story Prize Joseph Cooke Semin Bell of Bronson Julia Lacile Markham of Parsons and Iris Olson of Kansas City share The Sigma Delta Chi National Scholarship Award Floyd Quentin Brown of Greensburg and Wesley James Gordon of Hill City win The Henry Schott Prize in Journalism
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster Clark Parriott
Denver
Colo
Dorothy Louise Avery
Lewis Levine
Lynn
Mass
Lena K. Wyatt
Kansas City
Joseph Cooke Semin Bell
Bronson
Julia Lacile Markham
Parsons
Iris Olson
Henry Schott
Floyd Quentin Brown
Greensburg
Wesley James Gordon
Hill City
Over 93 Millions to Administer NRA 7 Years
New York June 10 The cost of administering the NRA in the two years ending this month is placed at 93,884,595 by the National Industrial conference board. The bulk of the cost is code authority expenditures 71,704,406. The administrative expense of the recovery administration is 18,110,091.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
NRA
National Industrial Conference Board
Code Authority
Dees Leaves Tonight for National Intercollegiate Meet
Elwyn Dees Big Six shot put champion sails to Manhattan for a meet with Ward Haylett Aggie track coach then on to Berkeley California for the national intercollegiates June 21 and 22 Dope sheet lists Dees as the season best at 51 feet 7 inches James Reynolds of Stanford is close at 51 feet 7 58 inches Justice O Reilly and Bill Wheelock of Kansas State also travel to the meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwyn Dees
Manhattan
Ward Haylett
Aggie
Berkeley
Cak
Dees
James Reynolds
Stanford
Justice O'Reily
Bill Wheelock
Kansas State
Portland
Two Boxing and Mile Race Broadcasts This Week
Hear Baer Braddock title bout from Madison Square Garden Bowl on WREN Thursday 8 to 9 PM. Saturday KMBC will describe the Princeton Invitation mile featuring Cunningham Bonthron Venzke and Love at 3:30 to 4:15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Baer
Jimmy Braddock
Madison Square Garden Bowl
WREN
Cunningham
Bonthron
Venzke
Lovelock
Princeton
KMBC
DEDICATE A TRAIL MARKER Marshall County Monument to Oregon Pioneers
In Bremen Kansas on June 10 Marshall county held a dedicatory ceremony for a marker commemorating the Oregon trail. District Judge Edgar C Bennett delivered the dedication address as a buffalo barbecue accompanied the event. The marker bears the inscription Lest we forget Oregon trail 1827 1935. Fred A Prell sponsored the project and presided at the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen
Kan
Kansas
Plains
Oregon
Marshall County
Edgar C. Bennett
Marysville
Columbus
Fred A. Prell
Births and weather notes from Lawrence area report
Mr and Mrs Albert Sommer announce the birth of a son at Memorial hospital. A son was born today at Memorial hospital to Mr and Mrs Cecil Williams Route 4. Thermometer readings reach 91 degrees with a dip to 87 and back to 91 around 3 30 pm. Minimum 70 degrees. Nursing classes begin for 16 junior high girls in home hygiene and care of the sick under Miss Electa Kindlesperger. Red Cross instruction available for junior high girls. Albany pardon requested for former convict Pitts following contract cancellation. Rail week opens with signals from 15 000 whistles on 28 eastern railroads to boost public transport awareness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital
Cecil Williams
Lawrence
Electa Kindlesperger
Red Cross
Kindlesperger
Chicago
One Arrested One Sought in Kidnap Case
Harmon M. Waley 24 was arrested in Salt Lake City after his wife Margaret attempted to pass a ransom bill. Washington authorities said both confessed. William Mahan is named in the confession as another kidnapper and fled from a car at Butte Montana where officers recovered 15000 of the 200000 ransom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Weyerhaeuser
Tacoma
Wash
Harmon M. Waley
Salt Lake City
Margaret
Washington
William Mahan
Butte, Mont
Elevation of 830 Postmasters Touts Higher Pay
Washington reports the post office department boosted 830 post offices to higher classes raising salaries. Eighty five offices moved from second to first class with annual pay from 3200 to 10000. Other moves included 271 from third to second and 474 from fourth to third. Kansas examples listed and pay scales given. Also notes continued oil data requests and a lodge meeting in Topeka. Kansas City trial of Adam Richetti for union station killings proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Post Office Department
Kansas
Senate Votes Tuesday on Wheeler Rayburn Bill and NRA Plan
The Senate agreed to vote by 4 p m tomorrow on the Wheeler Rayburn bill to abolish utility holding companies and then took up a measure to extend the office of railroad coordinator for one year. Administration leaders decided on a plan to extend NRA exemptions from the anti trust law only if labor requirements of the old law were met. A Pan American Clipper flight to Hawaii was postponed due to adverse weather conditions at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
Wheeler- Rayburn
NRA
Pi—Administration
Alameda
Calif
Hawaii i
Local Socials: Knowledge Hill and Lawrence Visitors
Crowder Elmer Athey family and practices from Knowledge Hill visited Julius Beuermann and sons. Midland guests Osgood Armstrong stayed with Harlie Armstrong. Lawrence residents Lonnie Strong and W S Collins visited Clarence Hodson with Richard. Harlie Armstrong and Frank Speicher of Eudora called on Sweezer family. Crowder and J M Crowder dined with W L Collins. Hodson and Hodson family guests in Lake View. Brackett visitors Jack Myers called on Hodson family. Kathleen Mayhew spent a week in Lawrence with her grandmother Mayhew, visiting J S Emmett. Reed of Lawrence visiting Arthur Mayhew. The annual school meeting was
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Athey
Knowledge Hill
Julius Beuermann
Osgood Armstrong
Midland
Harlie Armstrong
Lonnie Strong
Richard
Lawrence
W. S. Collins
Clarence Hodson
Frank Speicher
Eudora
Sam Sweezer
J. G Sweezer
J. M. Crowder
W. L Collins
L. Hodson
Ida Hodson
Lewis Hodson
Lake View
Lionel Rogers
H. A. Rogers
Jack Myers
Brackett
Kathleen Mayhew
Mayhew
J. S. Emmett
Mr. Reed
Arthur Mayhew
Robert Norwood
Helen Norwood
Lecompton
Kanwaka
Betty
Phil
W. I. Collins
Harlin
Roy
Crowder school election and community visits noted
May 31 at Crowder schoolhouse elected J M Crowder as treasurer and Helen Norwood to teach next year, her third term. Neighbors in Lawrence Lecompton and Kanwaka visited relatives, with multiple families hosting meals and calling on friends during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowder
J. M. Crowder
Helen Norwood
Miss Norwood
Emporia
Gene Stanwix
Lawrence
Harry, Jr
Margaret Carr
Lecompton
Harlie Armstrong
W. S. Collins
Song
Eugene
Jack
Robert Norwood
Overbrook Free 50 yard dash crowns Coffman winner
Senator Clyde Coffman won by a few inches over Howard Reilly in a five runner 50 yard dash on Overbrook main street Saturday afternoon attended by over two hundred spectators. Runners included Chiff O B Brahim Frank Chamberlin and Earl Staley. The event complemented a day of local notices and social gatherings on a busy Overbrook scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Coffman
Howard Reilly
Overbrook
Chiff O’brahim
Frank Chamberlin
Earl Staley
Claudine Miller
Dorothy Myers
Margarett Nell Hart
Ruth Marie Kesler
Alberta Hoover
Mary Helen Platt
Darren Woodruff
Harold Flory
Wiley Harris
Melvern
Wilma Panta
Mamie Minford
Elizabeth Oveson
Milburn Taylor
Benham
Kentucky
Community Club Activities and Visits Pace Weekend
Four bridge luncheon Saturday drew Birthday club members and Mrs. Fred Reed Mrs. Alvin Miller and Mrs. Roy Simon of Overbrook plus Mrs. Ralph Coffman of Topeka. Thimble club hosted Friday afternoon. Lawrence visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Ed Griffin. Sunday visits by Wayne McMasters and son to Mr. and Mrs. Mike Fisher. James Sullivan Mike Fisher and Johnny Friend in Topeka Monday. Loren Plummer with Kansas City trip after stops with Frank Toalson Bobby of Dodge City to Kesler home. They then headed to Missouri for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birthday Club
Fred Reed
Alvin Miller
Roy Simon
Overbrook
Ralph Coffman
Topeka
Jennie Ernest
Thimble Club
Ed Griffin
Lawrence
Wayne McMasters
Mike Fisher
James Sullivan
Johnny Friend
Loren Plummer
Kansas City
Frank Toalson
Bobby
Dodge City
J. 4. Kesler
Missouri
Sigel community notes and local travel across region
SIGEL residents share Decoration day visits with relatives including the Robisons and Johnsons. Local trips include Lawrence Memorial High School commencement they attended and Kenneth Johnson visiting Topeka relatives. Roads flooding delay Sigel school meeting while Clinton township road remains hazardous. Miss Eunice O Brian named Sigel teacher with Reading Circle postponed due to rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Caton
Hansel Caton
Johnny Lynn
Lee Robison
Loren Plummer
Overbrook
Hal Wolfe
F. L. Hubbard
Topeka
Wm. Johnson
Lawrence Memorial High School
Kenneth Johnson
Lester Hayes
Newton
Glenn
Everett O'Connor
Opal Christy
Salina
Owen
Wakarusa
Clinton
H. A. Stoneback
Dean
Morganville
Lee Cox
Alva Petefish
Eunice O'Brian
Vinland
Baldwin
Sigel School
Miss O’brian
Margaret Simmons
Summer plans and local notices in brief
Mrs Helen Smith and grandmother Mrs John H Smith are out after injury. John Simmons visits Phillips before leaving for Lake City Kansas. Allen Ayers to Lake City then Boulder Colo for summer work and university. Irene Morris helps her aunt Mrs Carl Young. Telephone line changes across the area. Aid picnic June 19 at Johnson Grove for members and children. Classified ads offer extra cash by selling clothing and furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Smith
Wm. Johnson
John Simmons
Phillips
Lake City
Kansas
Allen Ayers
Virginia Simmons
Boulder
Colo
John
Tthe University
Irene Morris
Carl Young
Johnson Grove
Aid
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Peace IN
J. K. Duncan
Jon McCord
Indian Village
Mary Garden
Secretary of the Interior
John Quincy, Adams
John Adams
Bay State
University of Upsala
King and Queen of England
Journal-World
K. U
Martha Reena Tillman
Caroline Mumford Winston
Sara Gladys Schellenberg
Hillsboro
Anna Marie Hock
Hamlin
American Association of University Women
Louise Arline Yeomans
Cottonwood Falls
University Women’s Club
Vivian Louise Harrison
Co-Operative House
Dorothy Ruth Bangs
Lathrop Bullene
Marie SM. Krehbiel
De‘oit
Sarah M. Emery
Gladys Marie Bond
University Housemothers’ Association
Esther Lorine Schroeder
Paola
Hulda Ise
Liberal
Helen Merrill Callbeck
Virginia EZ. Detler
Iris McDonald
Chaplin
Betty Washington
D.A.R
Caryl Emma Anderson
Beattie
D.A. R
Olive Grace Edmonds
Oskaloosa
Louise Johnson
Atchison
G. W. Maser
Dorothy Jane Fink
Georgia
Hiawatha
W Lorraine ‘Thompson
Frances Martha Stanley
Grants
Evelyn Marie Brubaker
Grants Pass
Ore
Kansas City Alumni Association
Dale Smith Underwood
Junction City
Kansas City Alumni
Florence Briscos
Toeka
el Dorado
Dorothy Finch
Prairie View
Lawrence Reading Club
Delmar Lawrence Curry
Omicron Nu
Maude Barnes
Harveyville
Helen K. Stevens
American Association University
Velma Jeannette Harding
Wakefield
Chi Omega
Lucile Helen Davis
LaHerpe
Ingleside Club
Esther Dosser
Jetmore
Ladies’ Literary League
Isabel Klopfer
Pi Lambda Theta
Hazel Louise Overley
Merriam
Elverson Earl Baker
Leavenworth
Gordon Holman Miller
Tom Trigg
Reece
Paul Edwin Wilson
Quenemo
Gertrude Bullene Weaver
C. Wayne Fitch
Minneapolis
Gertrude’ Bullena Weaver
Paul Richard Milligan
Abilene
Lucie March
Gladys Evelyn Johnson
Scott City
Elaine Frutchey
Luella F. Stewart
Agnes Eleanor Ross
St. Joseph
Margaret Stith
Attica
Frank Bruce Lamb
Cotopaxi
James Henry van Dyck
Ponca City
Oklo
Mfe
Glenn Cunningham
Elkhart
Joy Kennedy Talbert
Independence
Gerald Wayne Menzie
Oxford
Elizabeth Joan Fabright
Hazel Leona Washington
George James Michalopoulos
Ill
Farrell Clifford Strawn
A. Morris Ginsberg
Linn Knowles Thatcher
Waterville
Corps of Engineers
Chevey Schaeffer White
Norton
Coast Artillery Corps
Robert Gaynor Braden
Lawrence Reserve Officers’ Association
Ross Lowe Calhoun
August William Grandstaff
Phi Chi Theta
Carl Edward Kindswater
Hoisington
Carroll Max Martell
Beulah
N. D
American Institute of Architects
Thayer
Curtis Wray Besinger
Stanberry
Joseph Jerome Brinkman
Keeler
Donald Kirk Silks
Alice Chittenden
Architec
California
Union Pacific Employes
George Falkham
Ed McKittrick
Fred Benedict
Pearl Perky
Union Pacific
Givis
Albert Sommer
New York Street
Pitts
Albany
N. Y
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Albany International League
Alabama Pitts
Herbert H.lehman
Caldwell
Downs
Ellis
Halsted
Harper
la Crosse
Ness City
Saint Francis
St. John
Sedan
Syracuse
Stafford
Wamego
Long Island
Kaw
Rosalia
Williamsburg
Alf M. Landon
Ickes
Interior Department
Bureau of Mines
Supreme Court
Earl Torneden
F. Lodge
F. Hall
Richetti
Adam Richetti
Charles
Pretty Boy) Floyd
Union Station
Baltimore
United States Naval Academy
Sigel
TAL Pontiac
General Motors
Wiedemann Motor
N. H. St
Schulz
Massachusetts Street
McGrew-Peck Investment Co
Conrad McGrew
Arthur S. Peck
Gall
T. G. Fitch
Hosford & Arnold
Dan Fitch
Comedian
Dixiana ‘Girl Revue
Carolina
Collegians
Miss Ardele
Folies Bergere Casino DE Paree
New York City
Devine
Frank “Cracker” Quinn
Donette Schley
Ripley
Believe IT OR
Dixie Spiritual Singers
Brady Sisters
Jimmy Cuthrell
Sylvia Hanley
Turk McBee JR
Dancing Xylophonist
Harmony Aces
Alice Connor
Trevor Lewis
N.B.C
Eddie Cantor
Kid Boots
Foster
Russell Lloyd
Commedian
Granada
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