Dr John Finley Dies at Home in New York
Dr John Huston Finley educator and editor emeritus of the New York Times died in his sleep at his One Lexington Avenue home aged 73 after recent hernia surgery. He led Knox College the College of the City of New York and served as New York state commissioner of education.
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Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
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John Huston Finley
Knox College
College of the City of New York
New York State Commissioner of Education
Grand Ridge
LaSalle County
Illinois
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Lydia Margaret McCombs Finley
James Finley
Ireland
Ottawa, Ill
Knox
Galesburg
John Brown
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Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Politi
Richard T. Ely
Charities Aid
Sky
Cherities
Herper
Princeton
Deni
Lew Cneir
Paris
NYA Adds 72 Students To University Payroll
Seventy two new NYA students are assigned to six projects at the University of Kansas this semester replacing withdrawn workers. Miss Martha Tillman notes most earnings rise modestly with total payroll 23609.60 including 2290.20 for graduate NYA workers and 372 undergraduates plus 14 grads on the NYA payroll. Eleven students earned straight A’s last term and three NYA workers won Summerfield scholarships. Withdrawals arose from mid year failures and red tape issues.
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University of Kansas
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Zinel
Sweden Works Toward Armistice as Finland Volunteer Transit Issue Looms
Berlin reports state Germany denies endorsing volunteer transit through Sweden to Finland and Sweden seeks a wartime settlement before any Finnish volunteer passage. The clash over Swedish transit relations with Berlin and Finland fuels a status unclear stance.
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Sweden
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Donnelly Garment union ordered disbanded by labor board
The labor board ordered Donnelly Garment Company of Kansas City to dissolve the Donnelly Garment Workers Union as a bargaining agency. It found the company dominated the union, voided contracts, required refund of union dues, and reinstated one employee with back pay. The action cites past opposition to unions and committee domination in formation.
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Washington
Donnelly Garment Company
Kansas City
Donnelly Garment Workers Union
Donnelly Company
Nell Donnelly
James A. Reed
Missouri
Queen Elizabeth In Harborside Maiden Voyage Amid War Tensions
Queen Elizabeth anchors at Pier 90 New York near the Normandie and Queen Mary as police guard the enormous liner. The ship’s quiet maiden voyage, kept secret until late yesterday, signals wartime caution and marks a major event on the Atlantic waterfront.
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Klondike
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Peetic Tabeing
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Great Britain
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Colendor
Mary Normandie
Hitler
Reid Ings
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Tio
Senate Vote Keeps Hatch Law Tight on Federal Political Activity
The Senate rejected an amendment to relax the Hatch anti politics law. In a 42 to 33 vote, Adams of Colorado sought to remove a clause barring federal workers from active political involvement. Miller's alternative would have broadened voluntary political acts but faced the same core restrictions.
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Two Musical Programs Feature Utes and Glee Club
Radio listing notes two distinct programs on KFRU featuring the Utes and the Glee Club with professor Geltch. Broadcast details are sparse and fragmented but indicate musical performances and a local university setting.
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Professor Geltch
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Former K U Man Heads A Yale Team
Sanford Roy Dietrich, former KU freshman basketball player, elected captain of Yale's intramural basketball team. Dietrich, a junior from New Haven, played center at KU before transferring to Yale this year.
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F. C. Allen
Yale
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Lions club to Present White Canes to Douglas County Blind
Dr J M Mott announced at the regular Lions club meeting that 36 special white canes will be presented soon to every blind person in Douglas county. The club seeks names of blind residents to avoid omissions and discussed ordinances in other cities to protect cane users at intersections. Charter night anniversary set for April 16 with Tom Collins as principal speaker. district clubs and a crowd of about 300 expected.
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Douglas County
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Kansas Cition
Howard Cree
Lawrence
Rudolf Diets
Donald Anderson
Robert McKin
Sney
W. H. Ulrich
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Ebright
Baldwin
Lone Star
Lola Flory
Anna Flory
Aubrey Fishburn
Alugh Allen, Jr
Appanoose
O. L. Smith
Henry Turner
Pomona
Winston McNeese
Charles Mowder
Harry Norman
Appancose
Delia Whitman
Walter
Victor Schott
Ae Rdgwye & New Son
Robert 2Cott
Whitman
Lillie Ulrich
Ladies Aid Society
Winona Ward
Lincoln Neb
Irma
Ivan Flory
Austin Flory
Fred Windherst
J. W. Gorbutt
Gorbbutt
Donald Perry
Frank Perry
San Francisco
Calif
Attor
Hubert Whittaker
Texas Debaters Defeat Kansas Team in Local Meet
The University of Texas debaters Julius Goldberg and Gilford Jones defeated Kansas team members Mac Wynne Hays and Irving Kuraner Leavenworth by 3 to 0 in a three judge Fraser Theatre contest. Wynne and Kuraner, seniors at Kansas, argued the negative on U S isolation. Judges were Sidney Harris editor of the Ottawa Herald Floyd K. Riley Baker University and Richard B. Stevens Lawrence attorney.
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Ottawa Herald
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Baker University
Richard B. Stevens
Lawrence
Lawrence visitors and meetings described in brief notes
Lawrence items note Wayne Unfred walking with crutches after recovery and a meeting led by Leverence police judge and national Young Republican committeeman. Other items mention a G.O.P. club gathering, a Douglas county council meeting, conservation talk by Miss Helen Stty, and funeral home notices with unclear details.
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Helen ‘Stty
Deaths and Funerals Mrs. Price BL Osiey aC
Obituary brief notes the death of Mrs. Price BL Osiey with funeral details and the family request for contributions in lieu of flowers. The notice appears in the community death notices section.
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Mrs. Price
Osiey
McLouth Bulldogs Win District Title in Class B Basketball
McLouth defeated Valley Falls 23 to 3 and Perry 23 to 1 to reach the finals, where they beat Winchester 34 to 27 to claim first place in the class B district tournament. Four starters played the entire event: Bill Lobb, Bill Bradford, Carl Garner, and Orin Shockley. Raymond Garner replaced George late in the final. The team earns a regional berth to Atchison.
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Valley Falls
Mighty Bulldogs
Perry
Winchester
Jefferson County
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W. George
Raymond Garner
Lobb
Bradford
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Atchison
Mary Burkett
Pittsburg
J. W. Burkett
Evelyn Taylor
Houston
Tex
Ellen Harding
Jessie Fiester
J. H. Craig
Gaughter
Jeannette
E. C. Steeper
Hobar
Herries
Daylights Circle
Thelma Luse
Amon Asthworth
Senelee
Jennie Hesse
Toneks
Howsnn Williams
Leev Edemonds
Lawrence
Lee Vasing
U. Bo
Ranszs
Toms
Fragmented OCR Notice From Local Paper
Unclear readable fragments describe a local event or notice with references to dates and places but key details are unreadable. The text mentions terms like Sat and Tues but no definite names or actions are evident.
Community notices reflect social events in Lawrence area
Residents attended a Monday church supper and numerous visits filled the week. Local families celebrated birthdays weddings and anniversaries while members of clubs and lodges held gatherings and quilting sessions in Baldwin Topeka and surrounding towns.
Market News Te Day i Wall Stee New York Mar
Market notes from New York stock exchanges discuss trading tabs and price movements. The report references companies and shifts in market tone with speculative hints and commentary on daily activity.
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Macy Festercar
Shane
Chansa
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Zasimas Scodak
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