Two Day Meeting on Adult Education at University
A two day conference at the University of Kansas focuses on adult education issues, stressing workers' viewpoints. Speakers include J M Besore Hans Hoiberg Miss Varda Newsome M F Hyde Will French W T Markham Willis Sutton M M Rose Dr George Crissmann and KU faculty. Sessions cover aims of adult education program and local problems with discussions and group meetings Fraser hall.
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Kansas Emergency Relief Committee
University of Kansas
J. M. Besore
Hans Hoiberg
W. T. Markham
Kansas State
Willis Sutton
Atlanta
N.E.A
M. M. Rose
Pittsburg
Xan
George R. Crissmann
Kansas City
Mo. K. U
F. C. Russell
KERC
J. -31
Besore
Topeka
Kanssa
Kansas
Misa
Newsome
M. F. Hyde
Sem
H. E. Chandler
Add
Will French
F. P. O Brien Marsix Adiress
Wills Sutton
George BR. Crissman
Fraser
Nystrom
Kansas University
W. BR. Smith
B. A. Nash
Prin
John E. Jacobs
Lawrence
R. A. Schwegler
E. &. Bayles
Clinic schedule adjusted for Dr Francisco visit
Dr C B Francisco will hold an orthopedic clinic Friday this week from 2 to 4 pm in the city building at Eighth and Vermont, a week earlier than usual as he leaves soon for Europe. Dr E T Gibson will hold the nervous and mental clinic at the usual time next Friday.
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C. B. Francisco
Francisco
Europe
Eighth
Vermont
E T. Gibson
START REPAIRING HOMES IN NORTH LAWRENCE WORK BEGINS
Twenty one relief workers including seven carpenters seven painters and seven brick masons will start repairing flood damaged homes in North Lawrence tomorrow city engineer B M Babb will supervise the work Washington pact questioned as British scrap of 1922 treaty discussed by naval committee members with Germany unsure wording and garbled text continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Paris
Chamber of Naval Committee
Germany
Catesiaia Nintia
Test Your Knowledge Classified Challenge
Test your knowledge by answering ten questions on history language surgery battle clues currency and geography. Turn to the classified page for the answers and learn where Fordham University is located in New York and how to turn extra clothes into cash via Journal-World classifieds.
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Svhich
New York
Fordham University
Rome
William Somerset Maugham
Waterloo
West Virginia
Margaret Gatty
Zambezi River
Africa
Journal-World
Indefinite Graft Charge Figures In Roosevelt Remarks
The article notes an indefinite graft charge and mentions a press briefing where President Roosevelt outlined an arrangement to retire the Leviathan. He justified the plan as avoiding a loss for the operating company, applying any loss to new ship construction, while stating he was unfamiliar with the Leviathan loan and that Mitchell’s dismissal rested on inefficiency. Spectators, including Senator Long, attended as discussions suggested possible inquiries if substantial evidence emerged, with parties eyeing the 1936 campaign.
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Roosevelt
Leviathan
Mitchell
Senator Long
D-La
Hopkins Ickes Rift Evident In New PWA Appointment
Washington observers saw widening tensions between Harry L. Hopkins and Harold L. Ickes after Hopkins named Harry S. Berry of Nashville to a works progress role. Berry had been dismissed by Ickes for questioned interpretations of PWA plans. Hopkins leads the new work relief program while Ickes remains on the allotment board for distribution of the $4 billion fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
Works Progress
Ickes
Hopkins
Harry S. Berry
Nashville
Tennessee
PWA
Braves Take First of Doubleheader 2 1 Over Cubs
In Boston, June 19, the Braves edged the Chicago Cubs 2 to 1 in the opening game of a doubleheader. Bobby Smith pitched well against Lon Warneke and Randy Moore delivered notable fielding. Other games in the region were rained out or postponed with plans for doubleheaders the next day.
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Boston
Braves
Chicago Cubs
Bobby Smith
Lon Warneke
Randy Moore
Omnolono
Hartnett
Smith
Betts
Hogan
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Hadley, Pettit, Linke
Holbrook
Redmond
Lee
L. Brown
Winegarner
Co. Brown
Phillips
Louis W. Ferrell
Anatta
Hemslehota
Yankees
Alvin Crowder
Lou Gehrig
Tigers
Gomez
Dickey
Crowder
Hatter
Hayworth
New York Ai
Tamulis and
Bridges
Cochrane
Chiesa
American Association Columibur
Kansas City
Klinger and Ogrodows
Warren
Iit
Tahlequah campus shooting case goes to jury
Miss Lelia Thompson sister of Lois Thompson faces testimony dismissing extortion notes claim. Handwriting expert G A Appell testifies the 14 notes match Lelia. The 23-year-old Northeastern Oklahoma Teachers College student says she shot Daniel Shaw on March 27 fearing for her life. Jury instructed that fear alone does not justify self defense. overt act required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tahlequah
Okla
Lelia Thompson
Daniel Shaw
Lois
Lois Thompson
Lelia
G. A. Appell
U. S. Bureau of Investigation
Northeastern Oklahoma Teachers College
Shaw
O. H. P. Brewer
Arbitration Drags As Omaha Street Strike Deepens
Omaha and Council Bluffs Street Railway strike case moves to Governor Cochran and a three man board amid bitter conflict over seniority arbitration. Company arbitrator Reynolds insists seniority cannot be arbitrated, while unions demand arbitration. National guardsmen remain bivouacked as streetcars run and rioting subsides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
R. L. Cochran
Omaha and Council Bluffs Street Railway Company
Theu Sam Reynolds
American Legion
Ernest Bowerman
Central Labor Union
John Ledwith
Lincoln
Cochran
National
Garbage collection schedule announced for city contract
The city announces a garbage collection timetable under the new contract. West of Massachusetts Street includes Wednesday and Saturday pickups from river to Twenty-third and from river to Mt. Oread on Monday and Thursday, with other sections on specified days. All business district garbage collected daily. Scouts Dugald and David Jackson of troop 51 attend Camp Naish with unit 24 under Leroy Davison. Camp Naish is 14 miles west of Kansas City at Edwards Hills. Flannow to have the Journal World sent to you daily during vacation.
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Leo Froeliger
Massachusetts
Louisiana
Mt. Oread
Maine
Connecticut
Lawrence
Anne
Camp Naish
Dugald
David Jackson
D. C. Jackson
Theodore Naish
Raw Council
Boy Scouts of America
Camp
Naish
Leroy Davison
Leavenworth
Edwards Hills
Kansas City
Massachusetts Street
Royal Shoe Store
K U Summer Students Form Softball League
Six teams formed by University of Kansas summer session students with nearly 90 players signed up. Captains include J C Shankland Argentine Fred Howell Larned Ferdinand Smethers Clements L E Butler Coffeyville W A McElroy Yates Center and C E Taylor Nevada. A preliminary schedule exists with games Mondays and Wednesdays at 4 30 p m and Friday practices on two diamonds south of Robinson gym.
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University of Kansas
J. C. Shankland
Argentine
Fred Howell
Larned
Ferdinand Smethers
Clements
L. E. Butler
Coffeyville
W. A. McElroy
Yates Center
C. E. Taylor
Nevada
Joe Giannangelo
Two Diamonds
Robinson Gym
First Lindbergh Law Kinapner Executed for Kidnapping
Federal Judge R L Williams orders Arthur Gooch a Texas Oklahoma outlaw to die for kidnapping two Paris officers last November. Durant jury recommended death. Gooch replies he does not see why he should hang as Williams criticizes a prior jury.
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Muskogee
Okla
R. L. Williams
Arthur Gooch
Texas
Oklahoma
Paris
Tex
Durant
Gooch
Williams
Stern
Wrecks, phone thefts and street upgrades in Lawrence
The sheriff reports wrecks involving C. D. Juttle of McPherson and Terry Crail on old highway 40 near the north city limits with little damage. A found pay telephone on the Wakarusa river bank had the Union Pacific depot’s coin box stolen. Massachusetts street receives new storefronts and yellow lane markings as part of downtown improvement. Lily Damita and Erroll Flynn plan to marry in Yuma. The Senate pensions committee unanimously approves a bill restoring certain Spanish American War veterans to pre economy act pension status.
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Sheriff's Office Today
C. D. Juttle
McPherson
Kan
Terry Crail
North Ninth Street
Old Highway 40
North
Guy Carpenter
Pleasant Grove
Union Pacific
Damita
Hollywood
Pi—Lily Damita
Airplane
Erroll Flynn
Yuma, Ariz
Miss Damita
Washington
Senate Pensions Committee
Suffers Fracture in Fall at Home
William McPherson Watson aged nine at 1012 Rhode Island street fell from a tree, fracturing a bone in his right leg. He was taken to Memorial Hospital where his condition was said to be satisfactory. A separate item from Kansas City reports Elza Biggerstaff of Coffeyville Kansas alleging a confidence man swindled him out of 45 dollars in a coin matching contest.
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William McPherson Watson
Rhode Island Street
Memorial Hospital
Kansas City
Elza Biggerstaff
Coffeyville
Kan
Alaskan Colonists Protest Poor Conditions at Palmer
Palmer, Alaska. June 19. Colonists led by Patrick Hemmer and Mrs. I. M. Sandvik claim 40 in the Matanuska valley press complaints to President Roosevelt and top officials about cabins not built wells not dug school preparations lacking and insufficient medical aid. They cite high commissary prices and unbuilt roads under AAA program. Shelter Belt pact allows forest service to use certain cropland under AAA contracts with rental maintained if accepted.
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Palmer
Alaska
Patrick Hemmer
I. M. Sandvik
Matanuska Valley
Roosevelt
Couzens
Schall
Vandenberg
la Follette
Harry Hopkins
John W. Troy
Washington
Forest Service
Agriculture Adjustment Administration
AAA
Educational Fraternity Meets Phi Delta Kappa at KU
National honor society Phi Delta Kappa in at KU held its first meeting this afternoon. The group discussed plans for the upcoming summer session.
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Phi Delta Kappa
K. U
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E. Ti. Lindley
RR. A Schwegler
Tulsa
Oklo
State Department of Education
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Dean R. A. Schwegler
Wailis Sutton
Hoor
North Lawrence
Robert H. Murray
Lansing
Presa
Hopkins-Ickes Rift
Omaha Committee
Flannow
Texan
Cass
Scoop
Baer
Braddock
Granada
O. N. Johnson
John Stewart
John Christian
Fred Murray
Associated Press
Motorola
Goodrich
Silvertown
BOUS
RAW Tire Co
Ethiopia
Addis Ababa
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