Recital by University of Kansas fine arts faculty
The summer faculty recital in the Administration Auditorium features soprano Meribah Moore and pianist Lee SiiGraen with Dean Swarthout on piano. Moore offers arias ballads and songs while Green plays Chopin and a Debussy- Albeniz mix. concert opens at o'clock and is free to the public.
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Fine Arts School of University
Meribah “Moore
Lee ‘SiiGraen
iss.Moore
Lawrence
Verdi
Figel
Green
Chopin
Debussy
Lindbergh Bride Returns to Work After Honeymoon Flight
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh and his wife Anne, after a three week honeymoon cruise, return to Mitchel Field to observe start of Guggenheim funded aeronautics tests. Lindbergh, present as trustee, inaugurates tests while deflecting questions about their marriage.
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Mitche] Field
Charles .A. Lindbergh
Benedict
Charles A. Lindbergh
Anne ‘Spencer Orrow
Mitchel Field
Daniel Guggenheim Fund
Lindbergh
Ayife
Guggenheim Fund
Black Cat Visitor Returns to Campus Classroom
A black cat visited a university classroom this morning, calmly promenading in front of the students and the professor. The feline caused no disruption, drawing attention for its unusual presence before finally leaving the room and being taken to reform-school custody.
Youths Sentenced For Chicken and Car Thefts
Carl Bedsault of Linwood and F Haas of Versailles Missouri were taken to the Kansas State Reformatory at Hutchinson by Sheriff Rutherford. They pleaded guilty to stealing chickens from three Douglas County farmers and Haas was found guilty of stealing a Ford Roadster from Alfred Heck’s farm near Lawrence on June 1. Bedsault initially pled guilty to the car theft but later changed to not guilty on that count. Haas will serve concurrent sentences. Lawrence Kistner, 17, bound over for the November district term on charges of car and chicken theft.
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Carl Bedsault
Linwood
F Haas
Versailles
Kansas State Reformatory
Hutchinson
R.R- Rutherford
Douglas County
al -Hgas
Alfred Hecks
Lawrence
Bedsaul
Jnot
Haas
Kistner
Mersailles
Beédsaul
Rutherford
Best Speller for Douglas County Old Folks Contest
The Douglas County old folks spelling contest for seniors over fifty will be held Saturday at 2 PM in the county superintendent of schools office. The oral competition winner goes on to represent Douglas County at the state contest in Topeka on September 10 at the Free Fair. Other Douglas County spellers are already chosen to compete in regional heats.
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Douglas
J Lane
Ledges 7
Douglas County
Topeka
Wheat crop ripening under ideal Kansas weather
Weather forecast for Kansas cites ideal conditions for ripening wheat across the southern wheat belt. Heavy rain in eastern Kansas, up to 2.02 inches in Iola, followed by cooler, fair skies in the northwest. Temperatures expected to reach mid 90s with overnight lows in the 60s to 70s. Highest yesterday was 104 at Elkhart.
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Toneka
Kansas
Federal Weather Bureau
Wheat
Iola
Willard
Besar
Emporia
Léroy
Chanute
Wichita
S. DeFlora
Feeral
Elkhart
Social Leader Aids Prohibition Movement In Philadelphia
Mrs. George H. Strawbridge launches a movement among Philadelphia social leaders to promote strict observance of prohibition laws with a plan for a national committee. She cites Mrs. Edward B. McLean's Easter breakfast example and aims for discreet local group action without public meetings or publicity.
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Philadelphia
George H. Strawbridge
Edward B. McLean
Washington
Hoover
McLean
Wind and Rain Damage Wheat Crop in Kansas and Oklahoma
A wind and rain storm swept central and southern Kansas and northern Oklahoma last night, causing considerable crop damage. Reports indicate the Augusta Fort Scott area bore the heaviest losses, with wheat in northern Oklahoma also hit and harvest delays of 24 to 48 hours expected due to heavy rainfall.
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Wichita
Kan
Kansas
Oklahoma
Kansas, Gas, and Electric Light
Augusta
Fort, Scott
Pathfinder clubs to organize nationally at July convention
A national Pathfinder clubs organization will be perfected in Joplin Missouri July 17 after approval by Springfield and Joplin members. Young businessmen will form the core, with Carthage as another city already organized. Plans call for clubs in Rolla Lebanon Monett Neosho Miami Vinita Pittsburg Independence and Coffeyville. Murder suspect released in Theora Hix hammer case Marion Myers freed by county prosecutor James H Snook remains a focus of the investigation.
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Joplin
Springfield
Kiwanis
Rotary
Carthage
Rolla
Lebanon
Monett
Neosho
Missouri
Miami
Columbia
Ohio
Marion Myers
Theora Hix Hammer
John J. Chester
James H. Snook
Mexican Vatican settlement for church border in Mexico
The Vatican backed agreement between President Portes Gil and Arch bishop Leopoldo Ruiz Flores aided by Bishop Pascual Diaz and Ambassador Morrow aims to settle the Mexican religious controversy without constitutional changes. The terms were sent to Pope Pius IX after late conferences and could stall if Vatican ratification is delayed, with Rollin School in state noted at end.
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Mexico City
Vatican
Portes Gil
Leopoldo
Ruiz
Flores
Michoacan
Pascual Diaz
Pius
Vatican City
Rollin School
Topeka Stop Planned For Catawba College Students
One hundred ten Catawba College students travel from Kansas City to Topeka in six motor buses and seven sedans for a seven week rolling summer school tour. Three faculty members accompany them to direct class work as the caravan heads toward the Pacific coast after arriving in Topeka.
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Kansas City
Janel
Catawba College
Salisbur
N.C
Topeka
Kan
Pacific Coast
Gas Therapy Sparks Brief Clarity In Various Insanities
Wisconsin researchers report a method using a carbon dioxide and oxygen mix to restore near-sanity for minutes in some insanity types. Observed improvements included facial relaxation, eased muscle tension, clearer speech, and meaningful conversations, though relapses followed.
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Madison, Wis
University of Wisconsin
Arthur §. Loewenhart
William F. Lorenz
Ralph M. Waters
Marriage Licenses Issued in Two Kansas Cities
La Vern Charlies Krenkel and Ruth Price both of Topeka were issued a marriage license and married by Probate Judge L H Menger yesterday afternoon. Orlando Dimery and Alberta Cage, both of Lawrence, were issued licenses by Judge Menger.
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Vern Charlies Krenkel
Ruth Price
Fof
Topeka
L. H. Menger
Orlando Dimery
Alberta’ Cage
Lawrence
Menger
Sun baths for cows linked to human health
Cleveland dentist Dr Weston A Price reports research on seasonal vitamin D in dairy products. He says calcium absorption and bone health depend on vitamin D from butter and milk, influenced by sunlight. He urges testing and selling butter by vitamin content.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Weston A. Price
Corot Murals Placed in Louvre Barbizon Room
Corot murals for a bathroom are permanently placed in the Louvre and form part of a new Barbizon room exhibition. Works by Corot Rousseau Daubigny and Millet will be shown as a Barbizon school display.
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Paris
Corot
Louvre
Rousseau
Daubigny
Millet
Vre
Wichita
Kans
Dune It
Claude Magner
Orville Hancock
Augusta
Research Campaign Plans for Pink Boll Worm Eradication
Six experts lead a comprehensive study across southwestern Texas and northern Mexico to learn the boll worm’s life and habits. The project, a collaboration of Texas A M and the U S Department of Agriculture, tests cotton related plants, moth flight, and hibernation to guide quarantine and eradication policies. Dr F S A Fenton directs field work from El Paso with B R Coad and A B Corner supervising.
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College Station Tex
Yin
Texas
Mexico
South
Agricultural
Mechanical Follere
Burea
United States
Denapmene of Agriculture
Masseen
el Paso
Presidio
trans-Pécos
Laguna
A. Fenton
B. R. Coad
Federal Bureau ‘of Entomology
A. B. Corner
Texas Experiment, Station
Personal notices from Kansas City society pages
Mrs. W A Dill and sons Fran cis and Robert plan a Lake Geneva summer with Camp family. Herbert Weatherby accompanies them. Mrs. Jil Mrs. Joe Daniels and Mrs Erwin Stugard with two daughters depart for home via New York City. Mr and Mrs J 14 Wassmer arrive from Ottawa to visit until tomorrow. Mrs J B Pope and Elizabeth visit Mrs John R Dyer in Concord NC. Mrs Pope and Mrs Dyer tour Kansas City. J C B Waterson heads to New England by motor for business and pleasure. he holds a 1927 KU degree and works with Dr O Brien in school service while pursuing a master’s. New York AP telegraph pole preservative news notes Western Union’s new timber preservative extends pole life and reduces decay. aims to save millions, usable on cross ties, poles, lumber. avoids discoloration. augments timber conservation efforts. developed by Dr Leo Patrick Curtin. field at Per a Ind.
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W. A. Dill
Francis
Robert
Lake Geneva
Wis
Herbert Weatherby
Lawrence
Jil
Joe Daniels
George’ K. Mackie
Erwin Stugard
New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
Western Union
Leo Patrick Curtin
Leompany
Pera
Ind
Frank S Strong Receives Yale A B Degree With Highest Honors
Frank S Strong son of Dr and Mrs Frank Strong of Lawrence yesterday earned the bachelor of arts degree from Yale College New Haven with highest honors. He was one of thirteen in a class of five hundred fifty to reach that distinction.
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Frank S. Strong
Frank Strong
Lawrence
Yale College
New Haven
Radio schedule and weather for Thursday programs
The page lists a block of radio programs and air weather forecasts for Thursday. Entries include WREN Wednesday Program times for Jolyi Wren Juniors Yeast Foamers Sylvania Foresters Fist Soldiers Forty Fathom Fish A B A Soopedy Longines Cerfect Time Stromberg Carlson and Veedel Orchestra plus Bellfire String Quartet Atwater Kent and Jean Goldkette. Weather forecasts cover biscuits pancakes grain livestock and cottonseed products with several time slots.
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Jolyi Wren Juniors
Yeast Foamers
Sylvania Foresters
Longines
Stromberg-Carlson
Card of Thanks for Mrs Beezey Family Gratitude
The children of Mrs Fannie Beezey express thanks for kindness and sympathy shown during her illness and death and for the beautiful moral offerings.
Bible Class To Meet In New Presbyterian Church Room
The Men s Bible class of First Presbyterian, which has met with the First Baptist class, will gather in its own room at the new church next Sunday. J R Holmes as president and George Edpgar as secretary thanked the Baptist church men for their courtesies during joint meetings.
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Presbyterian Church
First ‘Baptist Church
J. R. Holmes
George Edpgar
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