Former Arkansas governor Brough named public service bureau director
Washington June 6 AP disclosed that former Arkansas governor Dr Charles H Brough is director of the Arkansas public service information bureau. Rex I Brown testified that Brough earns 6000 dollars yearly and delivers about 200 speeches annually since 1925 while health limits broader activity. Brown, secretary treasurer of the bureau and Arkansas utilities association, linked to Arkansas Power and Light, noted the utility serves about 145 communities and 175000 people and discussed Dixie magazine funding by utilities.
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Washington
Arkansas
Charles H. Brough
Arkansas Public Service Information Bureau
Federal Trade Commission
Public Utility
Rex. I. Brown
Little Rock
Brough
Brown
Arkansas Utilities Association
Arkansas Power and Light Company
Japanese Players to Perform at KU Next Monday
Japanese entertainer group from Ongaiva will present a varied program in the new University of Kansas auditorium. The act includes a mix of mystery play, Japanese songs, and dances, featuring Fox Woman as the main story. Admission is twenty five cents for Summer session students with activity tickets. general public pay.
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Ongaiva Japanesa
University of Kansas
Drama League of America
W. H. Johnson
Rarmmitte
Allphin Starts KU Summer Life Saving Classes
Life saving classes began this afternoon at the University of Kansas under instructor Herbert Allphin. He recently returned from a ten day Red Cross institute at Camp Tonkawa Lake Minnetonka Minneapolis for training directors of swimming and playground programs. Over fifty men from Midwestern states attended. Classes will meet Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays 250 to 320 pm, aiming to complete by end of the first summer session. Each student may take the Red Cross test and earn the emblem if they qualify.
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University of
Ten Day Institute
Allphin
Red Cross
Ge ON Senas
Local Topeka Couples Wed by Probate Judge Yesterday
Two Topeka couples married in the afternoon by Probate Judge L Hi Menger. Ralph Cox and Frances Schieff brein wed along with Jackson Briggs and Ruth Mae Hollister. Orley I M Smith Coal Co advertises contact details.
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Provate
Ralph Cox
Frances Schieffbrein
Jackson Briggs
Ruth
Mae Hollister
Topeka
L. Hi Menger
Faculty Fine Arts Recital Tonight At University of Kansas
Miss Irene Peabody mezzo-soprano and Waldemar Beiteh violinist headline a University of Kansas School of Fine Arts recital tonight in the university auditorium. Peabody recently returned from a year in New York studying with Harriet Van Emden and at the Curtis Institute. Dean Swarthout notes a wide selection of songs, many new to Lawrence audiences. Professor Gelich will perform several new-to-Lawrence violin numbers, with Swarthout at the piano. The program begins at 8:00 p.m. and is open to locals and students.
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School of Fine Arts
University of Kansas
Irene, Peabody
Waldemar Beiteh
University Auditorium
Miss Peabody
New York City
Harriet van Emden
New York
Curtis Institute of Philadelphia
D M. Swarthout
Lawrence graduates sworn into Kansas bar in KC ceremony
Twenty three University of Kansas law graduates were sworn in before the state supreme court. From Lawrence, Daniel Lardner, William Rice, and Lawrence Rhoades joined the new admittees. The KU group included George Stulhwitz and Harold Jordan among others. Five KU students failed to appear, while five others also passed. A separate real estate transfer lists Charles Brown and wife selling lots 183 and 185 on High Street in Hogans addition Baldwin.
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Lawrence
University of Kansas Law
Kansas
State Supreme Court
Daniel Lardner
James T. Lardner
Alabama
William “Bill” Rice
W. H. Rice
Tennessee Street
Lawrence Rhoades
University of Kansas Law School
Kansas Bar
K. U
George Stulhwitz
Peabody
George Powers
Wichita
Harold Jordan
Bel
Lyons
Frederick New
Kansas City
Henry. Buth
Fred New
Duanija Ikrkham
Charles Einbinder
Charles Keating
Charles Brown
Baldwin
H. C. Brown
High Street
Hogans
F Baldwin
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Advertisement Claim
An advertisement promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as instant relief for indigestion sour stomach and gas. It claims three times the acid neutralizing power of bicarbonate of soda and notes its long U S trademark since 1875. Bottles priced twenty five and fifty cents are available at drugstores.
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Phillips
U.S
Charles H. Phillips Chemical
Charles H. Phillips
KU Alumni Directory to List Over 12 000 Former Students
More than 12 000 names of KU former students and graduates will appear in a new alumni directory planned for August. It will include 12 438 names with 450 unknown addresses, list alumni alphabetically, by class from 1873 to 1928, and by locality. Five thousand copies will be printed at a cost borne by the KU Alumni Association.
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University of Kansas
Fred Ellsworth
K.U. Alumni. Association
Elsworth
Moe
Forum Leader Education Professor to Lead Tonight
Turney Illinois forum leader Prof A H Turney will lead tonight's weekly summer session at the University of Kansas Little Theater Greenhall. The discussion begins at 7 PM and ends in time for students to attend the 8 PM faculty recital by the School of Fine Arts. Turney is associate professor of education at the University.
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University of Kansas
Greenhall
School of Fine Arts
Tonieht
A. H. Turney
Universot
Roy Lawrence Market Ad Highlights Fresh Meats
Roy Lawrence Market advertises ready to buy cuts of home dressed lamb beef pork and calf liver sweet breads pork tenderloins fresh brains and more plus delivery to all city parts from 906 Mana St with two phones 272.
Turney to discuss factors beyond intelligence in high school success
Prof Turney, formerly of the University of Minnesota faculty, will present data from his investigations on factors affecting high school achievement with emphasis on character traits. The forum tonight targets high school teachers, administrators, and students of education.
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Sity
Turney
University of Minnesota
Forbes Finis Fine in Government Suit to Collect
The United States government seeks a federal court ruling to collect a $10,000 fine tied to Col. Charles R. Forbes, former director general of the Veterans Bureau. The action targets Hartford Accident and Indemnity Co., tied to Forbes' appeal bond. The government argues the bond language requires Forbes to abide by the mandate of the higher court and perform the judgment.
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Chicago
United States
Charles R. Forbes
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Hartford Accident and Indemnity Co
Forbes
Bond Argument On Prison Surrender After Affirmed Conviction
A judge’s note clarifies that the bond must cover payment of the fine and guarantee Forbes’ surrender to prison if the conviction is affirmed. The point hinges on ensuring he remains in custody pending appeal.
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Forbes
Small Town Visits and Family News in Big Springs
Big Springs notes show Mr and Mrs John Bahnmaier of Topeka returning home after visiting Cyril Bahnmaier. Lawrence and Glenn Cree will visit relatives in Topeka next week. Minnie Henry spent time with sister Erna Mueller in Topeka. William Lancaster Jr returned from a brief visit with Dorothy Rake’s family. Earl Evans and children visited at Maple Hill. Evans and family returned home. Leonard Warner of Muscatine Iowa came for a death in the family. Mr and Mrs John D Henry and family Mrs H Ebersole and Mr and Mrs Harvey Stone hosted Sunday visitors.
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Cene
John |Bahnmaier
Topeka
Cyril Bahnmaier
Lawrence
Glenn Cree
Minnie Henry
Erna’ Mueller
Mudifux
William Lancaster, Jr
Dorothy Rake
Earl
Evans
Leon Smith
Maple Hill
Muscatine
Iowa
John D. Henry
H. Ebersole
Harvey Stone
Ence
Dinner Socials and Children's Club Event in Big Springs
A town notice describes a dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cree and a barber shop fitted in the west room of C. Webber's building. Topeka sharer Mr. Anderson plans visits to Big Springs with Tassie and Friday. The Children's Club of Big Springs will entertain at the Bir Springs schoolhouse Saturday night June 30 at 8:30 with music readings and two comedies. Pauline Dreyer and Juanita Webber, officers, are coached by Gertrude Henry. Admission five and ten cents. Gilbert Henry and Otto Burow made a business trip to Baldwin last Tuesday.
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Ray Cree
C. Webber
Anderson
Topeka
Will
Vba
Big Springs
Tassie
J.r."fordyce
Harry Bates
Maude Helms
Thomas J. Custard
Children’s “Club
Bie Springs
Bir Springs
Pauline Dreyer
Juanita Webber
Gertrude Henry
Gilbert Henry
Otto Burow
Baldwin
Perin Smokes: Harrisburg Figure on 1927 Cigarettes
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania the 1927 cigarette contribution stands at about 4 130 417 230 cigarettes in round figures as part of the statewide tobacco usage report.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Unclear historic cigarette production figure cited
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a 1936 cigarette production figure for Penn cigarettes. The text shows numbers like 70,027,400 and 54,706, fin 1Y 19927, but the garbled OCR prevents a clear statement of value or comparison to the previous year.
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K.U. Oh
RaJaDa i
Orley I
M. Smith Coal Co
Adv
Amony
K. U. Law Grads
Phillips Milk
Magnesia
Metzler Furniture Co
Kiocks Grocery
Jantesre
Grocery Department
Roy Lawrence Market
U. S
Cayot & Durst
TLAS
Eli Wilson Co
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