Music events announced for KU summer session
Dean Swarthout of the school of fine arts reveals a 25‑event summer schedule. Faculty concerts, Midwestern Music Camp ensembles, student recitals, a Boston Madrigal group, the Eloise Moore dancers, and a cappella vespers are planned across Hoch auditorium, Fowler Grove, and Frank Strong Hall from June 20 through August 1.
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D. M. Swarth
School of Fine Arts
Midwestern Music Camp Band
Eloise Moore
Boston Madrigal Singers
Dean Swarthout
Fine Arts Office
Frank Stroling
P.m
Midwestern Music Camp
David Lawson
Hoch
Russell L. Wiley
Fowler Grove
Frank Stronghall
Midwestern Music
Dr. O'Neil
Fowlergrove
I.bruce Jones
Little Rock
Ark
Mr. Jones
Karl Krueger
A. A. Harding
University *P of
Ilinois
Urbana
Orcchestra
Lorin Maazel
Los Angeles
Calif
Vladimir Bakaleinikoff
Pittsburgh
Alesphote
Fowler Grave
Tall rye stands taller than a combine near Lawrence
Heard in Lawrence Otto Luckan brings a 6 feet 7 inch rye sample from his east Lawrence area farm, rye growing in a wheat field making harvesting by machine difficult. Mary Helen Constant to be rinymaster at a circus hosted by her parents on Wednesday at 2:30 PM. The show features many performers including Nancy Van Bibber Phylia Buehler George Boughton Billy Brownlee Austin Torney and Caloyn Carter. Circus grounds lie on west 21st street. Birds chorus from early morning includes thrushes mocks dings wrens robins and doves in Lawrence and suburbs. Junior Chamber of Commerce board to meet at 7:30 PM tonight. A Kansas City man unhurt but car damaged when leaving road into an embankment four miles NW of Midland, auto towed to Lawrence.
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Otto Luckan
Lawrence
Journal-World Today
Mary Helen Constant
Harold Constant
Nancy
Freddie van Bibber
Phylia Buehler
George Boughton
Billy Brownlee
Austin Torney
Caloyn Carter
West 21St Street
Kansas City
Midland
Studio Enrollment Reaches 150 as Classes Fill
The children's summer art studio reports 150 enrollments under supervisor Miss Maude Ellsworth. Fifty new students joined last week while two classes clay modeling and toy making closed for three weeks. Bible school attendees may enroll when schools finish. Two high school assistants Marian Spearman and Bob Ellsworth were appointed.
Honduran Decree Bans Foreign Political Activities
The Honduran government published a decree banning foreign political or propaganda activities amid a Central American move against fifth columns. Similar actions have occurred in Guatemala and San Salvador.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Viet
Fifth Colists
Guatemala
San Salvam
Olney Memorial Notes Pioneer Educator Frank Hart Olney
Obituary and memorial tribute recount Franklin Hart Olney’s life from Civil War era roots in Marietta Ohio, to migration to Kansas, career as a Lawrence educator, and influence through the Olney scholarship fund and alumni group. It details the scholarship lineage and a bound mementos collection given to Olney by former students and colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Birch
Neal Wherry
Aaron’ Cohen
George O. Foster
Mr. Olney
Edwin Price, Jr
Dan Merriott
Thornton McClanahan
Arthur Nelson
Fern Stranathan
Olney
Cora Devernor
Mildred Newman
H. Emmett
Iva Belle Harver
Pap” Olney
Marietta
Thomas Olney
Rhode Island
Kansas
Miami County
Spring Hill
University of Kansas
Plymouth Congregational Church
Joseph F. King
Lawrence Business College
Newton
Kan
Lawrence High
Navy plans 84 new warships in administration bill
Washington proposed expansion would raise the fleet by 23.5 percent to about 1,700,000 tons with aircraft carriers Cruisers Destroyers Submarines and total tonnage around 299,600. Vinson and Walsh said identical bills would be introduced to fund the program requiring about $80,000,000 in the coming fiscal year.
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Washington
Vinson
D-Ga
House Naval Committee
Walsh
D-Mass
Senate Naval Committee
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Two Lawrence students named KFKU announcers
Spencer Bayles a junior in liberal arts and Alfred Gallup a sophomore in fine arts were chosen as announcers for KFKU University radio. They were selected from 20 applicants by judges Allen Crafton Robert Calderwood and Mrs Alice Moncrieff. The station ends its year Friday and resumes at fall semester start.
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Lawrence
KFKU
Mildred Seaman
Spencer Bayles
College of Liberal Arts
Ard
Alfred Gallup
Allen Crafton
Robert Calderwood
Alice Moncrieff
Rites in La Junta for Dr and Mrs Stubbs
Funeral services were held in La Junta Colorado for Dr and Mrs Albert Stubbs who were killed in a June 12 automobile accident. Dr Stubbs an ear nose and throat specialist at the Hot Springs Veterans Hospital was brother to Mrs Emma Davis and uncle to Mildred D Watson county welfare director.
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LaJunta
Colo
Albert Stubbs
Hot Springs
S. D
Colorado
Stubbs
Emma Davis
Hesper
Mildred D. Watson
la Junta
S. E. Stubbs
Veterans ‘Hospital Hot Springs
Landon Calls for All Proper Aid With No War Pins
Former Kansas governor Alf M Landon urged all proper aid for the Allies but warned against commitments that would plunge the US into war unless vital American interests are threatened He refused the resolutions chair and favored a brief postal card platform while saying policy positions cannot be fixed for June or July He cited Beaverbrook warning and Allied missteps in Poland and Flanders.
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Philadelphia
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
America
Resolutions Committee
Landon
Lord Beaverbrook
Poland
Flanders
France
Injunction Sought Over Dog Kennels Near City Limits
Milton P. Beach county attorney filed district court injunction against W. B. Dalton and Justice Neale to stop kennels on their premises. Dalton keeps 60 to 70 dogs and Neale 20 to 30, with kennels near city limits causing barking disturbances. Montgomery arrives in Lisbon en route to U S from France after service as ambulance driver in war.
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Milton P. Beach
W. B. Dalton
West Eight Street
Justice Neale
Route 4
Beach
Dalton
Neale
North
Robert Montgomery
Lisbon
United States
France
Awith
Montgomery
Pe ttlain assumes French government leadership in broadcast
CBS reports the BBC says Petain has assumed leadership of France in a grave hour. He calls for an end to hostilities and urges French citizens to unite around the government as refugees suffer and the nation faces peril. He proposes to seek peace through direct talks with the enemy.
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New York
Columbia Broadcasting System
British Broadcasting Company
Petain
London
British Wireless
Columbia Broadcasting
France
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Mary Flike
Mrs. Mary Flike aged 75 of Kansas City Missouri died last night in the Independence sanitarium Funeral services will be held Wednesday morning at 10 oclock Burial will be in the Catholic cemetery at Eudora She was formerly a resident of the Fall Leaf neighborhood She is survived by a daughter Mrs Elizabeth McKenzie two brothers and seven grandchildren Her husband Jacob Flike died March 13 1925
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Mary Flike
Kansas City
Independence Sanitarium
Eudora
Flike
Fall Leaf
Elizabeth McKenzie
Jacob Flike
Mrs Floretta Armstrong 91 Dies at Lathrop Missouri
Mrs Floretta Armstrong aged 91 died Sunday at her home 600 Ohio street services held Tuesday at 8 pm at the Methodist church in Lathrop Missouri burial in Lathrop She was born November 5 1848 surviving daughters Helen Smith er and Mary Gilchrist both of Salina and Amy Armstrong of Salina two grandchildren
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Floretta Armstrong
Ohio Street
Lathrop
Armstrong
Helen Smither
Mary Gilchrist
Amy Armstrong
Salina
Leavenworth Population Rises in 1940 Census
The 1940 federal census shows Leavenworth Kansas with a population of 19 120, up 1654 from 1930. The city records another population increase as the census numbers reflect growth.
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Leavenworth
Kan
France Quits War and Surrenders to Nazis
The French offer sparked Berlin anxiety as Britain faced possible German attack. Officials warned against speculation on terms while Berlin pondered England's fate and the next move in the swift western campaign. Leaders anticipated a decisive blow either by invasion or a strategy to push Britain off the continent.
Sheriff and Official Seek Ulrich in Sterling Colorado
Sheriff Charles Banning and theater manager Ray Holmes left yesterday for Sterling Colorado to gather more information about John Ulrich who is held there on charges of robbing a theater. Holmes identified a photograph as the man who robbed the Granada of 645 dollars in early May.
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Charles Banning
Ray Holmes
Granada Theater
Sterling
Colo
John Ulrich
Holmes
Ulrich
Granada
Fire destroys 1935 Chevrolet coupe near Midland
Earl Scroggins, an employee of Winter Chevrolet, reported that his 1935 Chevrolet coupe left the road after hitting ruts two miles north of Midland Saturday evening. The car then caught fire as it turned back toward the highway.
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Earl Scroggins
Winter Chevrolet Company
Midland
Scroggins
Rome Jubilant Over Surrender
Rome reports Italian jubilation at France asking for armistice with Germany. Mussolini and Hitler to meet to coordinate axis attitudes. Italy intensifies bombing of Malta and Aden while Italian air force targets Corsica Tunisia and southern France. British raids kill civilians in Savona and damage air bases in Massaua. Ansaldo says American aid will arrive too late without German Italian accord.
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Rome
France
Germany
Adolf
Malta
Mediterranean
Aden
East
Africa
Italy
Corsica
Tunisia
Alps
North Africa
Savona
Cagliari
Libya
Sidi Aveis
East Africa
Berbera
British Somaliland
Mandera
Tangranyika
Massaua
Eritrea
United States
Roosevelt
Giovanni Ansaldo
II Felegrave
Leghorn
Oreign
Galeazzo Ciano
Metz Fort Surrenders to German Detachment
War bulletins from Berlin report Metz has surrendered to a German detachment. Berlin also cites the sinking of the British steamer Wellington Star by a German submarine with no details. London notes an acceleration of Britain's conscription and a claim that former French premier Reynaud may be en route to America.
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Berlin
Metz
High Command
London
Ministry of Labor Tonight
Britain
Paul Reynaud
France
Lisbon
Portugal
America
Reynaud
Bees Take Opening Game Of Double Header In 5 3 Victory
In Boston June 17 AP Bees defeated Pirates 5 3 in game one behind six hit effort from Billy Posedel who fanned 11. Bees scored clinching runs in eighth inning as MacFarlane Lanning Heintzelmann Lopez Berres behind Posedel. First game box shows Pittsburgh 000 100 020 total 3 Boston 021 000 02x total 5. Second game score 5 2.
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Boston
Boston Bees
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bily Posedel
Bees
Pittsburgh
MacFryden
Lanning
Heintzelmann
Lopez
Posedel
Berres
Pittsburgh A
Boston Censeee
Brown
Klinger
Davis
Plechota
Mass
New York
Paul Dean
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Chicago
Cubs
Root
Raffensberger
Hartnett
Dean
Quen
Philadelphia
Cincinnati Reds
Phillies
Reds
Cincinnati
Vander Meer
Moore
Lombardi
Beck
Atwood
Brooklyn
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Clyde Shoun
St. Louis
Wa. i
Shoun
Owen
Tamulls
Kimball
Phelps
Mancuso
New Rooms for University Club in Memorial Union
The University and Lawrence club members approve a two year lease for a large western room in Memorial Union. The space will be redecorated and separated from the cafeteria with new walls. The main ballroom will host the Christmas party and other rooms may be used if no student activities clash. Rent is 1250 dollars yearly. Furniture and club property will be sold at auction Friday at 1 PM at 1435 Ohio Street.
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University Club
Memorial Union
University
Lawrence Persons
Ohio Street
Standard Life Association
Union Building
French Foreign Minister Baudoin Says France Seeks Honorable Peace
In a New York CBS broadcast on June 17 Foreign Minister Baudoin declared that France will resist for honor and freedom. He said France is ready to lay down arms only for an honorable peace and will not accept conditions that shamefully end spiritual freedom.
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New York
Baudoin
CBS
Killed in Air Crash Near Limon Bay
Second Lieut. James H. Barns of Columbia Missouri and Private Joseph J. Griffiths were killed when their combat plane crashed in heavy rain over Limon bay yesterday. Barns and his family previously lived in Moberly Missouri and later moved to Great Bend Kansas before settling in Columbia.
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Cristobal
C. Z
James H. Barns
Columbia
Joseph J. Griffiths
Limon Bay
Barns
Kaw Valley Potato Tour Runs Wednesday and Thursday
The annual Kaw Valley potato tour takes place this week with sessions Wednesday starting in Turner and heading westward. On Thursday the tour begins in Topeka and moves eastward ending at the Brune brothers place near Lake View.
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Turner
Topeka
Brune Brothers
Lake View
Radio Link Cut Between France and New York Reported
Radio telephone communication between France and New York was suddenly cut off today. The American Telephone and Telegraph Company reported the outage, while Western Union said its cable to headquarters in France remained uninterrupted.
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New York
France
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Western Union
Local Social Notes From Leavenworth And Tulsa Visits
Personal Miss Kathryn Foster of Leavenworth is a guest at the home of Mr and Mrs John Lees at 805 Tennessee Street. Miss Marilyn and Miss Eileen Maloney left for the week with Mr and Mrs Howard Berkey of Tulsa Oklahoma. Mrs Howard Moore and daughter Betty Jane left to spend the summer in San Diego California. Miss Dorothy Dean Viets leaves today for the University of Michigan biological station near Cheboygan Michigan to attend the summer session after winning the Ida Hyde scholarship. She will return this fall to continue work toward an advanced degree on a University scholarship. Do you know that 76 per cent of our subscribers read the classified page every way.
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Kathryn Foster
Leavenworth
John Lees
Tennessee Street
Marilyn
Eileen Maloney
Howard Berkey
Tulsa
Oklo
Howard Moore
Betty Jane
San Diego
Calif
Dorothy Dean Viets
University of Michigan Biological Station
Cheboygan
Mich
Ida Hyde
Play Program Begins on Campus With Open Meetings
Dr. F C Allen oversees a new play program as softball teams form after a student mixer in the Union ballroom. Softball games will be south of the gym at 4 15 pm Mondays and Wednesdays. The swimming pool schedule assigns men 4 6 pm Tue Thu Sat and women 4 6 pm Mon Wed Fri. H D Fisk and Josephine Sams manage the open hours for men and women respectively.
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F. C.allen
Union
H. D. Fisk
Josephine Sams
Nazi Advance in France Still on in Full Force
Berlin reports the German advance in France continues at full strength with no armistice or capitulation signed. Informants say French resistance is being overcome by all means. Petain’s proclamation is said to reflect surrender of troops by regiments and divisions.
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Berlin
France
Marshal Petain
West
Germany
Speculation on Terms Berlin June 17 Foretells Peace Debate
Observers in Berlin speculate on possible peace terms for France as Nazi leaders hint Britain remains the real foe. Some believe Hitler will be satisfied after expelling the British, while others cite German spokesmen insisting the British Empire must be destroyed.
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Berlin
France
Adolf Hitler
Germans Arrested in Uruguay Probe Ties to Langmann Activity
June 17 in Montevideo an investigating committee prepared a report for Congress detailing Nazi activity links to Otto Langmann German minister in Uruguay and his aides. Also June 17 Guyer seeks reelection in Topeka with Rees and seven Kansas congressmen entering the race.
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Uruguay
Montevideo
Arerest
Congress
Otto Langmann
Guyer
Topeka
Edward H. Rees
Emporia
U. S. Guyer
Kansas City
Kansas
Washington
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Frank Hart Olney
S. Navy
Lajunta, Colo
Dr. A. Stubbs
E. Davis
Mrs. Watson
NEA Telephoto
U.S. Army
James H. Hail of
Belrose Manor
New York City
U.S
Dalton and Neale Dogs
England
Fuehrer
Horst Wessel
Albo Mussolini
Ritain
Hitler
British Isles
Sterling, Colo
Sheriff Banning
Wales
Srante
Ataly
Rumamia
Re . Co
NEA
Kansan
Berry
California
Alaska
Hawaii
Canada
New England
Downs Travel Agency
Alabama
Schulz Suc
Agency
Mana
Journal-World
Radley Cleaners
HE Mae
McGrew-Peck Inv. Co
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