Television talk draws large crowd in Lawrence lecture
Dr. Herbert E. Ives explained and demonstrated television to the largest audience yet in the University auditorium. The talk covered light transmission, photo electric cells, amplifiers, neon tubes, and scanning discs, with slides and demonstrations. Economic hurdles and the need for many transmission facilities were noted as barriers to widespread broadcast.
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Lawrence
Herbert E. Ives
University
Gorge Shaal
Ives
Jin
Gi Yiews
India
Vr. Ives
Commierut
Wanvlin
Ed van Natta
Maoger
Kansas Gite Southern Railway
I. Hi Lindley
Oil fields slip shifts as Seminole regains lead
Tulsa AP reports in the week ending March 3 Seminole crude oil production averaged 304 360 barrels, down from 306 910 the prior week. West Texas fields fell from 310 669 to 293 880, dragging U.S. totals down by 18 176 barrels. Oklahoma fields mostly steady with minor losses.
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Tulsa
Okla
Mar
Seminole
Texas
Oil and Gas Journal
West Texas
United States
Oklahoma
North Central
Gulf Coast
Stewart Warrant Issued For Indiana Oi Company Chairman
A warrant for arrest of Robert W. Stewart, chairman of the board of the Standard Oil Company of Indiana, was sent to Chicago to be served on him by U S marshal. The indictment charges four counts of violating action 102 of the criminal code by refusing to answer senate Teapot Dome related questions. Stewart faces a District of Columbia court appearance to plead to the charges. Hutchinson set for monthly parole board session.
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Chicago
Washington
Robert W. Stewart
Thetandard Oi Company
Senate Teapot Dome
Joiney Gordon
United States
Stewart
Senate
Ica
United ‘Star Marshal’s Office
District of Columbia
Ten Lose Lives in Fire at Quebec Parish Home
In Ste Marie de Beauce Quebec last night a blaze destroyed Thomas Cliche s home. Mrs Cliche died trying to rescue eight children trapped inside. Thomas Cliche and others escaped but the building s top floor occupant Charles Cliche was believed suffocated. Neighbors recovered ten bodies as investigators blamed an overheated furnace.
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Quebec
Errons
Thomas Cliche
Ste.- Marie J de Beauce
Cliche
University Women Nominate Officers for W S G A
Enthusiastic mass meeting at the University of Kansas nominates officers for the Women’s Student Government Association and class posts. Elections set for March 15 in the Union building. several candidates named for president and vice president roles across senior junior and sophomore classes.
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Thurday
de Mated
Dorothy Gregg
Helen Filkin
Veda Marr
Caris Nutt
Dorothy Rugde
Marian Leigh
Eeith Larson
Freda Keiler
Ruth Swong
Elizabeth Dockstader
Martha Ulrich
Arad Weidmann
Vera Faye-Stooper
Aa Folio
Roma Funk
Dorothy Shaad
Florence el
Edna Smith
Justine Rogeers
Wilma Jarlor
Pern Snyder
Lucille Hent
Virginia Blue
Mary Hart Gertrude
Hollands
Edith Kan
Dorothy Stone
Ruth Ibel
Lowise Wright
Dora- Winslow
Tne Abts
Sie Curdy
Florence Scott
Vivian ] Ton
Lertha
Alice Perkins
Edna Uemon
Ruth Kcity
Nora Crawford
Bewah Tetor
Rurer
Slight Enrollment Rise at Kansas University
Increased enrollment reported at University of Kansas with total net registrations this term at 4 468, up 72 from last semester and 34 from last year. The figure trails the spring 1926 peak but exceeds all prior yearly records aside from that peak.
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University Ofisansas
Rev Sayre to Debate Prof Alter in Fraser Chapel Tonight
Reverend J Nevin Sayre secretary of the Fellowship of Reconciliation will debate Lawrence and University folk in Fraser Chapel on the question Should Christians Refuse to Participate in War Sayre will argue the affirmative while Prof Dinsmore Alter of the astronomy department will take the negative Sayre spoke today at a Y M C A luncheon forum in Myers Hall on Latin America Friend or Foe and was a Princeton graduate who joined a recent goodwill Caribbean trip.
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Sayre
Prof. Alter
Fraser Chapel
J. Nevin Sayre
Fellowship of ‘Reconciliation
Myers Hall
Lawrence and
University Folk
Dinsmore Alter
Astronomy
Uni- Vetsy
Princeton
Caribbean
February report on the Douglas County Cow Testing Assoc
The February testing year reports 376 cows on test with 321 in milk. Two cows exceed sixty pounds butterfat, seven over fifty, 25 over forty, and 84 over thirty. High cow Moss Raider's Maybelle, owned by Kemper Dairy, produced 1293 pounds of milk with 64.7 pounds fat, milking thrice daily. High milk herd is I. V. Colman of Valley Falls with 829 pounds milk and 27.3 fat from 14 cows. Dr. EL Harbour leads in butterfat per cow with nine cows all in milk.
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Douglas County Cow Testing Association
Hugh S. Snyder
Moss Raider
Kemper Dairy
Association
I. V. Colman
Valley Falls
Kansas
EL Harbour
Ministerial Alliance hears Green on layman’s view
At the Chamber of Commerce building at 11 this morning Colonel Green gave the opening prayer and urged simplicity in preaching. Guy W. Green spoke on what a layman sees and thinks, outlining needs of the church and calling ministers to promptness and courage.
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Chamber of Commerce
Guy W. Green
Colonel Green
Phe
Market Basket Recipe and thanks from Eggert family
The prize market basket recipe by Miss Dorothy Pine was corrected for sugar amounts and provides step by step instructions for a chocolate cake with layers of lady fingers and whipped cream. A separate card of thanks from Mrs. H. W. Eggert and family thanks friends and G A R post No 12 I O O F No 4 pall bearers and singers for sympathy after a death.
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Dorothy Pine
G. A. R. Post
North Lawrence church reports steady services and sermons
The North Lawrence Christian Church saw well attended Sunday services except evening events. Sunday school attendance ticked up after last week. The pastor preached on revelation and mankind's role before God, stressing practical faith and moral guidance. The building committee reviewed progress. Saint Patrick event planning and Haskell student participation highlighted church activities. The Zion chapel service featured Miss Greves on opportunities for students and self-reliance, with musical selections by Miss Metts and the choir.
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North Lawrence
Lee
Haskell
Siuh
Lee Wes University
von Pene
Sante Charles St.Jair
Clarence Pow
Leo Henry
Miss Greves
Miss Robins
Sande Besden
POINTERS PARENTS PARENTS
A fragment from a parents magazine discusses adolescence as a conflict between independence and longing for home. It notes guiding youths with sympathy and guard, and outlines the need to lay a foundation for a focused mind while teaching purposeful, wholehearted effort.
Parenting tips on rewards over punishment in child growth
The text argues that punishing a selfish child can backfire and instill fear rather than generosity. It suggests evaluating whether products appeal to eye and taste, and whether the sales approach is effective. It warns punishment can hinder the development of generous habits and even harm long term behavior.
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Temselves
Judge Means Finds Most Anderson County Cases Settled
Garnett district court session closes early as Judge Hugh Means discovers most trials settled out of court. Marriage licenses issued include Rudolph Gaines and Bertha Louise Thompson of Topeka and Roy J. Hungate and Lena Herron of Topeka, married by L. H. Menger.
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Hugh Means
Garnett
Anderson County
Lawrence
Rudolph B. Gaines
Bertha Louise Thompson
Topeka
Roy J. Hungate
Lena Herron
L. H. Menger
Cars Without Lights Tagged By City Officers Last Night
Five cars which were parked without lights were tagged by city officers last night. The action aimed at enforcing lighting requirements and improving road safety in the area.
Apprenticeship Conference Aids Local Plumbing Efforts
A local conference at the Chamber of Commerce building at 7:30 pm Wednesday will boost plumbing and heating industry training. S. Lewis Land of the National Trade Extension bureau will lead, one of six statewide sessions, open to summer residents with no tuition.
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Chamber of Commerce
S. Lewis Land
National Trade “Extension Bureau
Lawrence
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