University students report 160693 hours under CSEP at KU
Mary Olsen reports that 160693 hours were worked by students at the University of Kansas under the College Students Employment Projects at a cost of 52728.15 dollars. The university employed 524 individuals at times, exceeding the 422-employee limit, with several projects benefiting the university and state agencies. Chancellor Lindley travels to Washington seeking a decision on continuation.
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University of Kansas
Mary Olsen
CSEP
Lindley
Washington
Miss Olsen
State Board of Health
Douglas County Red Cross
Dougar
H. B. Chubb
Political Science Department
Kansas
Department of Entomology
Department of English
Industry Codes Open to NRA Submission
Washington June 25 The NRA invites industry to submit voluntary codes with the understanding they may not be passed on NRA policy fully set. Roosevelt signals Congress may not pass a new recovery law this session. NRA and FTC plan a joint committee to oversee voluntary codes, giving the commission control of trade practices and NRA charge of labor provisions.
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Washington
NRA
Roosevelt
Capitol Hill
Congress
Mawes
Goonies
Finess Cooperation Division
James L. O' Neill
Ewin L. Davis
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
The
Trade Commission
Navy bill is signed with record peace time navy fund
President Roosevelt signed a 460 million dollar Navy appropriation bill to finance 24 new warships and 565 airplanes, including 273 to increase air strength toward 2000 planes by 1942. Air replacements total 282. ship construction funds cut to 20.69 million despite assurances of no delay. Body of flood victim found near St Francis identified as Josiah Harding after May 30 flood.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Navy
Navy Department
Department
St. Francis
Ken
Josiah Harding
Republican River
Harding
Test Your Knowledge Classified Puzzler Answers
Seven questions test readers on history language and geography with prompts to check the classified page for correct responses. Topics include US history Canada Roosevelt ethics Omar Khayyam Cedar Rapids Sorrento and tuna dishes.
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Canada
United States
Roosevelt
Omar Khayyam
Cedar Rapids
Sorrento
Ian
Lawrence Journal World Snippet Highlights Local Happenings
Police warn intruders at the city water plant will face charges after red light and shield thefts from the tower. The Journal-World recalls 40 years of river fishing legends, rural life anecdotes, a bank robbery, hedge trimming glory, and a new leather four in hand tie designed to wipe clean and reuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
North Lawrence
Dan Kimberlin
South Park
W. W. Kluss
Journal-World Office
Gibbs Clothing Company
May Pupils Invited To Join Music Instrument Classes
Lawrence Memorial high school invites junior and senior students to report to band rooms to join or start a band or orchestra program. Vermilion says beginners and advanced groups are formed by instrument, no fees, own instrument required. Evening contact at 1302.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
C. G. Vermilion
Lawrence Memorial High School
Altho
Vermilion
CBI
Four Injured As Bridge Section Collapses In Missouri
Four people were injured when a 100 foot section of the west approach to U S highway 40 near St. Charles Missouri collapsed. Two cars plunged forty feet to the street below as a cars in Am erican Car and Foundry yards backed through a barrier and demolished concrete piers. The injured were treated at a city hospital and none were in serious condition. Names listed include Louis Cambill Thomas Brown Henry Howe and a woman believed to be Howe s wife. A second item notes Paul Jackson of Oklahoma City leading at Des Moines in the trans Miss golf meet with a 72 in this rain soaked opening round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Charles
American Car and Foundry Co
Avnroach
Louis Cambill
Joplin
Thomas Brown
Butte
Mont
Henry Howe
Howe
Jackson
Des Moines Wakonda Club
Des Moines
Teg
Paul Jackson
Oklahoma City
Senate hearing on tax plan aims for August completion
The speaker urges swift action on a bill to raise taxes and insists on using treasury tables to set rates. He argues the house can still vote on each new tax even if the senate adds them to the nuisance tax extension resolution, stressing no loss of prerogatives.
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Senate
Treasury
House
Lisle Eby elected to fill vacancy on Lawrence Building & Loan board
At a Pepterday afternoon meeting the Lawrence Building and Loan association filled the vacancy caused by Charles H. Daugherty’s death by electing Lisle Eby. Eby, long-time assistant secretary, was chosen for ability and promise, with I. C. Stevenson remaining secretary. The association notes a strong record of continuous loans and dividends, with reserves growing despite past years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Building & Loan Association
Charles H. Daugherty
Lisle Eby
Eby
I. C. Stevenson
警惕金饰骗局伪金雕牌流窜两人遭警拘
警方警告金饰商提防伪金奖章等变诈手法, 两名自称在城内推销灯具的男子昨夜被驱离。 一名男子试图在Ed Parsons珠宝店以假金奖章出售, 该奖章经酸测试仍看似真金, 实为普通金属。 警方称外执者或来自多州的金饰骗局团队, 另一名男子未携奖章。
Meridian endurance fliers push 500 hours in Ole Miss flight
Meridian Miss June 25 Al Key and Fred d Key pass their 504th hour in the air aboard the Ole Miss plane. A tire puncture during flight forced ground guidance for safe landing and Key endured a painful jaw dental issue until Sunday. They trail the 1930 Hunter record by about 49 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridian
Miss
Fred d Key
Ole Miss
Landin
al Key
John and
Kenneth Hunter
Chicago
Northern Baptists elect Dr J A Franklin convention head
Colorado Springs June 25 The Northern Baptist convention at its closing session elected Dr J A Franklin president of the 1936 gathering to be held in St Louis He heads about 8000 churches and 1 500 000 members Also in town Memorial Hospital patient John Cunningham of Lawrence reports he is recovering from a major operation and expects to leave by July 4 In Muscotah Kan a truck hit 8 year old Richard Braden son of Mr and Mrs Henry E Braden as he ran from another vehicle to avoid a second truck driven by Everett Mooree of Isuaerathe the boy was fatally struck
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Parsons
Parsons
Charles A. Glick
Cleveland
Ohio
Colorado Springs
Colo
Northern Baptists
J. A. Franklin
Crozer Theological Seminary
Chester
St. Louis
John Cunningham
Lawrence
Memorial Hospital
Young Cunningham
Muscotah
Kan
Richard Braden
Henry E. Braden
Everett Mooree
Isuaerathe
Epee
Richland Hall
Hackworth
Lawrence High School
Francis Kennedy
Memorial High
Bernice Cole
Mary Gaines
Oread High
Delbert Steele
Maxine Johnson
Colorado
Mary Petefish
Melvin Petefish
Lone Star
Walt
Weren Bowen
Four Million Estate Left by Late Senator Cutting
Washington report states Senator Bronson Cutting of New Mexico left nearly four million dollars in a will filed with the DC registrar. Bequests total 1.1 million with major shares to sisters Mrs Justine Ward and Mrs Olivia James, and niece Origo. He valued personal property at 3.6 million and real property at 376,260. Executed December 20, 1934 on senate stationery, the bachelor provided for every Washington state employee and left 25,000 to his secretary. Executors named are his mother Olivia M. Cutting and J. M. Baca.
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Washington
Bronson Cutting
New Mexico
Missouri
District of Columbia
Justine B. Ward
Olivia. James
Origo
Jesus M. Baca
Santa Fe
Cutting
The
Santa Fe New Mexican
Herman S. Baca
Brean Boru O’dunne
Senate
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
Philip la Follette
Wissonsin
Olivia M. Cutting
Oakdale, N. Y
J. M. Baca
Religious Tension Roils Edinburgh Riots Between Faiths
In Edinburgh Catholics and Protestants clashed after a Eucharistic congress. About 3,000 Protestants gathered at Waverly Market while Catholics held an open-air mass, throwing bottles and stones at attendees and vehicles. Police intervened with mounted charges. ten demonstrators were arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh
Scotland
Waverly Market
Landon and Stutz Begin Tour of Republican River Flood Zone
Gov Alf Landon and John G Stutz executive director of the Kansas Emergency Relief tour the Republican river flood region starting from Clay Center Kansas They travel north along the east river bank to Republic City then return along the west side The party includes Dr James M Scott F L Daley and Ed Burge and follows the June flood period.
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Clay Center
Kan
UPM
Alf M. Landon
John G. Stutz
Kansas Emergency Relief Committee
Republican River
Stutz
James M. Scott
Board of Administration
F. L. Daley
CCC
Mankato
Ed Burge
Concordia
Republic City
Nanking appoints Alfred Sze first Chinese ambassador to U S
Alfred Sze, minister to Washington, named ambassador to the United States as Beijing elevates its Nanking embassy. Sze, born 1877 in Kiangsu, studied in Washington and at Cornell, previously served as Chinese minister to Washington 1921-1929 and resumed in 1933. Also notes Santa Fe dividend and Ruth Pringle divorce suit in separate items.
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Nanking
Alfred Sze
Washington
United States
Sao-Ke Alfred Sze
China
League of Nations Council
Chentseh
Kiangsu
Central High School
Cornell University
Killed in Harbor Fight In San Pedro Calif
Seaman John R. Riley was fatally wounded in a harbor district clash between rival factions. Police say four others injured accompanied Riley and alleged the assailants were communists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbor
San Pedro
Calif
John R. Riley
Isbor
Riley
Jury Acquits Woman in Liquor Case. Dover Hung Jury
A jury in Justice C. J. Lane's court acquitted Wimn iggs of possession of intoxicating liquor while it failed to reach a verdict on Roy Duver. The jury deliberated from 11:30 a.m. to shortly after 3 p.m. after a June 20 raid at the Mission restaurant, 1904 Massachusetts street, where a bottle of alcohol was found in a sack of potatoes. J. B. Wilson represented the defendants. foreman John Seiler led the panel with Ralph Puckett, C. M. Simpson, Sanford Purcell, L. B. Reed, and C. D. Sackett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Lane
Wimniggs
Smitty
Roy Duver
Justice Lane
John Seiler
Dover
Mission Restaurant
Massachusetts Street
K. U
J. B. Wilson
Seiler
Ralph Puckett
C. M. Simpson
Sanford Purcell
L. B. Reed
C. D. Sackett
Washington calls election for Wichita Land Bank director
Officials of the Farm Credit Administration declared the Wichita Federal Land Bank director post vacant, naming W H Mott of Herington Kansas as successor election by mail. The 1935 act forbids felons or those liable for civil fraud damages from serving as director, a court matter long ago cited as cause.
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Washington
Farm Credit Administration
W. H. Mott
Herington
Kan
Wichita Federal Land Bank
Farm Credit Act
Mott
FCA
Moody Opens Campaign at Wimbledon Tennis Meet
London June 25 Helen Wills Moody Yan her campain to re tennis eemgontn today oy at ninet in Au tumn of Hungary 6-6 1 in a first round match on Wimbledon's famous courts. Helen Jacobs the American champion and old rival of Mrs Moody's also advanced into the second round in easy style whipping Nelli Adamson Belgian champion 6-3 6-2. Hilda Krahwinkel Sperling defeated Mrs Beazley 6-0 6-2 to gain second round. Dorothy Evans of Wichita defending champion carded an 86 seven over par to take the lead in the Kansas state women's golf tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Helen Wills Moody
Campain
Tennis Eemgontn
Hungary
Helen Jacobs
Miss Jacobs
Mrs. B. Beazley
England
Hutchinson
Kan
Dorothy Evans
Wichita
Shower honors Mrs Richard Kennedy in West Fairview
Mrs Lavern Surber hosted a Thursday afternoon shower for Mrs Richard Kennedy formerly Miss Irene Kampschroeder. Guests included the Hilberts Montfoorts Barbees and Kennedys with many gifts as wedding memories. The Royal Neighbor lodge held a meeting at Richland hall and Sunday school was organized at West Fairview with Mrs Mattie McAfee in charge.
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Raymond Barbee
Lula May Barbee
Kate Gerisch
George Gerisch
LaDena
Ivy Kennedy
Mabel Kennedy
Ollie Bame
Mition Barrett
D. van. Nicg
A Scheer
Freenne Young
Geraldine Hoopes
Mary Kennedy
Roland McDowell
Lela Wadsworth
West Fairview
Mattie McAfee
Ed Reed
Richland
Kanwaka notes of reunions and school news
Sunday gatherings in Arcadia honored J F Davenport with eighty relatives. Kanwaka unit meetings, 4 H events, graduations, and teaching appointments fill a detailed community roundup with multiple local as well as Kansas institutions and residents.
Birthday gatherings and visits in a 1920s Iowa town
Mrs. Messenheimer and her son Lee stay longer with her parents Mr and Mrs George Dews. About fifty neighbors gathered Friday evening June 14 to celebrate Geo Dews birthday. Mr and Mrs C C Phillips and son Ollie of Kansas City visited Sunday with Mrs George Dews. John Magraver of California spent days with Sidney Emmett on his return from New Jersey where he attended his cousin wedding as best man. Mrs George Dews and Mrs Orland Meisenheimer and Lee visited Big Springs with Mrs William Wymer. Mr and Mrs Guy Bigsby and Mrs R C Dickey and son Wendell had dinner Sunday June 16 with Mr and Mrs Lloyd Bigsby in Topeka.
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A. E. Ulrich
Arcadia
Ernest Nutting
A. R. Colman
Aaper
Margaret Justin
Opal Shaw
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
Big Springs
Mabel Shaw
Lone Star
Marguerite Nunemaker
Oak Ridge
Kanwaka
College of Liberal Arts
K. U
George Haverstock
Lawrence Memorial High School
Robert Wesley Hird
Marvin Hird
Pearl Houk
Harald Johanning
Kanweka
Mary Shields
Clifford Shaw
Eula Haverstock
Leonora Elkin
Ananora Shields
Doris Button
Leonora
Ana
Mary Lou Elliott
Helen Shaw
Winifred Haverstock
Mary E. Topping
Busy Bees
Kanwaka Literary Club
John Levett
Margaret
A. A. Blaes
Patricia
Donna Lucis
Evanston
Wyo
Blaes
W. F. Elkin
Rex Davis
Betty
Mary Katherine
Atchison
Arthur Hird
Mr. Davis
New York
Davis
Columbia University
Jennie Lowash
Pennsylvania
Orland Messenheimer
Cincinnati
George
Sidney Emmett
New Jersey
George Dews
Orland Meisenheimer
Lee
Big , Springs
William A. Wy2mer
Guy Bigsby
R. C. Dickey
Wendell
Lloyd Bigstty
Topeka
Hopewell Social Roundup Notes Local Visits and Events
Hopewell residents share a weekend of visits and gatherings. William Vaughn and A M Reser hosts. Ada Williams Lenora and Carrie Williams attend Baldwin cantata. J F Cooper Audrey Dawn Bonnie Jo join Lewis Tucker party and plan to move with Mr Cooper. Russell Greer of Baldwin noted. families visit Ada Williams Lenora Oscar and Raymond. B A Hammond hosts bridge club. George Reynolds Geneva attend Charles Rappard funeral at Worden church. Garrie Williams attends Rebekah drill at Odd Fellows hall. Roy Merchant Hershel Julia and Joan visit Grantville relatives. Vera Ulrich from Iola visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Vaughn
Bundsy
A. M. Reser
Ada Williams
Lenora
Carrie Williams
Baldwin
J. F. Cooper
Audrey Dawn
Bonnie Jo
Lewis Tucker
Hutchinson
Mr. Cooper
Russell Greer
Raymond
Herbert
Oscar
B. A. Hammond
Bridge Club
George Reynolds
Geneva
Charles Rappard
Worden
Hopewell baseball team wins 2 0 against Kill Creek
The Hopewell club played a game Sunday against Kill Creek, winning 2 to 0. Several residents visited, including Mr. and Mrs. B, Mr. and Mrs. E and family, and Mrs. Ada Williams with Mrs. Carrie Williams. Drexell Tucker traveled to Lawrence with Ogear Williams and Herbert to view the high water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I ‘Yich
High Prairie
Ada Williams
Carrie Williams
Leonard Whitted i Baldwin
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Journal- World
Overbrook
Topping Drug Store
Arthur E. Topping
George H. Davis
Brackett School
E. T. Arnold
A. Hiatt
Blue Mound
J. R. Holmes
A. C. Reuter
Vermont Street
Clyde Bison
Morris Still
Art Harris
Billy Hunsinger
Jimmy Brown
Frank Gartler
Bill Wade
Ted Gress
C. H. Daugherty
Lawrence B. & L
Northern Baptists Elect
J. H. Franklin of
Crozer Academy
Landon
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Co
Ruth Pringle
Frank Pringle
Mr. Pringle
Bartlesville
Okla
Caney
Elkhart
Ind
Charles Canen
Lavern
Wayne
Wichita Land Bank
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Ellorg
Battle Creek
Amlbran
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