Charles Ise Visits Here With KU Alumni
Charles D. Ise of Coffeyville, president of the University of Kansas alumni association, was in Lawrence yesterday and today visiting his mother Mrs. Rose Ise on Mississippi street and his brother Prof. John Ise of the University faculty. He left for Kansas City after a meeting with alumni secretary Fred Hilsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Ise
Coffeyville
University of Kansas Alumni Association
Lawrence
Rose Ise
Mississippi Street
John Ise
Ise
Kansas, City
Fred Hilsworth
Tariff Bills and Senate Action March 24
Washington delegates note Senate to pass tariff bill and push two house measures on public works and federal road aid while contending with Muscle Shoals, prohibition, and government operation debates. Norris holds a possible “sandwich” approach. session aims for June adjournment. Muscle Shoals and postwar issues fuel debate.
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Washington
Senate
House
Watson
Indiana
Norris
Nebraska
Muscle Shoals
Senat
Tor Blaine
Republican
Wisconsin
Tex Vepie
Comes
Judiciary
Judiciary Committee
Cougens
Michigan
Federal Power Commission
Commission
Heavill
Sipantic Muscle Shoals
Alabama
Congress
Henry Port
Dixion
Congress St
Cooliden
Presid Floar
Senna Libby
Huston
Republican National
Mead Mer
Tennessee River
Musten
Mellon Observes His 75th Birthday Quietly
Washington March 24 AP Andrew W Mellon known as the greatest secretary of the treasury since Hamilton quietly observed his seventy fifth birthday. He returns to a life of private routine between the treasury and his DuPont Circle apartment, shuns publicity, and is famed as an art collector with a gallery of rare paintings and masterpieces in Pittsburgh.
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Washington
Andrew W. Mellor
America
Mellon
Harding
President Coolidge
Hoover
Treasury
DuPont Circle
Mr. Melton
Pittsburgh
Mar
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew W. Mellon
Pittsoureh
The
Post-Gazette Today
Harmony Betwen
Republican Party
Philadelphia
Allegheny i Eourney
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence Area
Obituaries from Lawrence report the deaths of Mrs. F H Church former Lawrence resident died in McPherson Kansas and Frank Prentiss age 71 died at home of his stepmother in Kansas City, Missouri. Other notices include Kate W Culbertson ashes due in Lawrence with family burial at Oak Hill and William Thuchem longtime Baldwin resident presumed dead in Los Angeles with survivor Vera Caine of Lawrence.
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F. H. Church
F. H.church
Lawrence
McPherson
Kan
March Is
Church
First Methodist Church
Aid Society
Arlene Church
Basil
Verne
Frederick
Frank Prentiss
S. B. Prentiss
Tennessee Street
Ella P. Neill
A Neill
Sist
Louisa RB. Simpsoan
Kansas City
C. A. Prentiss
Denver
Colo
First Baptist Church
John F. Watts
Oak Hill Cemetery
Kate W. Culbertson
San Diego
Calif
Miss Welch
Funk Chapel
Theodore Astman
Oak Wl
William Thuchem
Los Angeles
Wiliam
Baldwin
West Coast
Frud‘um
Englewood
Vera Caine
CE. Caine
Thodius
Hot for Paris and multiple shows at Dickinson and Varsity
Victor McLaglen Edmund Lowe and El Brendel star in Hot for Paris which opens at the Dickinson theater for a three day run with Fifi Dorsay. Also featured are Such Men Are Dangerous and Roadhouse Nights with a Usual Our Gang comedy. The Varsity presents Roadhouse Nights and Sarah and Son this Thursday and Friday with Ruth Chatterton.
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Victor “McLaglen
Edmund Lowe
el Brendel
Paris
Dickinson Theater
Civy
Fifi Dorsay
Will Rogers
Dickinson
Warner Baxter
Elinor Glynn
Varsity
Roadhouse
Fred Kohler
Jimmy Durant
Helen Morgan
Charles Ruggles
Our Gang
Sarah and Son
Ruth Chatterton
British racer Kaye Don blocked by beach conditions
Beach conditions at Daytona Beach Florida prevent British racer Kaye Don from attempting the world speed record of 231 mph. Rains have formed gullies along the beach and with waves to fill them, several days are required before any run. The record attempt is postponed until the tide repairs the course. A Journal-World wanted will sell that used automobile.
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Daytona Beach
Flad
Kaye Don
Don
Jones liquor law reform discussed during Mellon era
Pittsburgh dispatch reports a conference planned to pursue harmony within the Republican party ahead of May primaries. Proposals include retiring Grundy for Pinher, Brown and Lewis withdraws, and Von Moseczisker’s potential rise, with Davis backed by Ware. Wickersham urges modifying the Jones act to avoid harsh penalties on minor violators and improve enforcement.
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United States
Joseph R. Grundy
John S. Pinher
Samuel §. Lewis
Francis Shunk Brown
Philadelphia
Robert von Moseczisker
State Supreme Court
James J. Davis
Brown
Mellon
W. L. Mellon
Grundy
Bisher
Edward Martin
Davis
William S. Ware
Senate
Lawrence Police Honored Over Check Forgery Case
Lawrence police receive written praise from Topeka officials for swift arrest of two alleged check forgers. Santa Fe employee checks found on suspects. Topeka detectives aided, with thanks from Mayor W. Rigby and Chief E. W. Ned Jeau. Letter commends cooperation and past assistance in recoveries and crime prevention. Parker nomination to Supreme Court referred to subcommittee. Franklin County warrants and Will Rogers NBC appearance noted.
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Lawrence
Topeka
Will Johns
Santa Fei
Chief Johns
Tam
H. Perry
Brush
W. Nedjeau
Two in Joint Senior Recital at KU Auditorium
Lucille May Porter soprano and Helen Gerard Baker violinist, both KU seniors, will perform a joint senior recital at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the Administration Auditorium. Porter studies under Prof. Downing and Baker under Prof. Gelich, with Ruth Spindler and Lucyle Thomas as accompanists. The program includes Italian arias and violin selections by Ellis, Wolf, Sanderson, Woodman, and Widmans, with concert pieces and sets such as Don Carlo excerpts and a Caprice Waltz.
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Lucille May Porter
Helen Gerard Baker
University of Kansas School of Fine Ants
Miss Porter
Ww. B. Downing
Miss Baker
Waldemar Gelich
Ruth Spindler
Lucyle Thomas
Ellis
Wolf
Sanderson
Woodman
Don Carlo
Adoslo Reli
Scientist Romer to Lecture on Fossil Reptiles in Africa
University of Chicago scientist Dr A S Romer will lecture on Hunting Fossil Reptiles in South Africa at 8 oclock Wednesday evening in the University of Kansas chemistry building lecture room. The address is under Sigma Xi auspices. Romer studied Karoo Desert beds last year and focuses on intermediates between reptiles and warm blooded animals with potential bearing on early ancestry of warm blooded animals including man.
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A. S. Romer
University of Chicago
South Africa
University of Kansas Chemistry
Sigma’ Xi
Society For the Promotion of
Romer
Karoo Desert
South
Afiica
Theft of two 1980 yellow Ford roadsters reported
Mildred Kohr of Chi Omega sorority at 1845 West Campus Road reported to the police last night the theft of two Model 1980 yellow Ford roadsters belonging to her. Read the Journal-World Want ads and prosper by 30.
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Mildred Kohr
Chi Omega
West Campus Road
Journal-World Want
Belief Accident Gathers in Leavenworth Wreck Death
Leavenworth county officials say Thomas Ryan 20 Osage City died in a highway wreck south of Lansing when his car burned. Coroner Dr Joseph Skaggs calls the fire accidental attributing ignition to sparks from a cigarette and gasoline leaking after the car hit a ditch. Miss Emnt Meyer 19 Ryan’s companion states they argued about the route home from a dance and that the car ran into a ditch twice before burning. she walked toward Leavenworth after escaping the blaze. An inquest will be held. Ryan’s father arrived to bring the body home for burial.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Thomas Ryan
Osage City
Lansing
Joseph Skaggs
Emnt Meyer
South
Ryan
Victory Junction
Skaggs
Ves
Leazomworth
Russians Parade Against Prayers In Moscow Protest
In Moscow on March 24, tens of thousands of Soviet citizens marched for three hours protesting intercessory prayers abroad for Russia. The crowd sang anti religious songs, bore inflammatory banners, and displayed grotesque pope effigies as brass bands played communist airs, delaying city traffic. Similar demonstrations spread to other cities as anti religion fervor rose.
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Moscow
Mar
Russia
Cental Association
Coa Stages
Prunny Peeter
British Ambassador and Hoover Exchange Views on Peace Efforts
British ambassador Siar Roland Lindsay presented credentials to President Hoover in the White House blue room and forwarded a message from King George urging cordial Anglo American cooperation. Hoover reciprocated goodwill and emphasized U S aims to strengthen relations and world peace alongside the earlier diplomat Sir Esme Howard.
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Hoover
Washington
Siar Roland Lindsay
King George
White House
United States
Esme Howard
Doctor to Occupy New Two-Story Office in Nick Building
Dr George W Jones will take three rooms on the second floor of the Nick Building above Crown Drug Store. The rebuilt stair improves access from the south side. Jones left the F A U building corner after 25 years as that space is now taken by an insurance firm. Both offices will install modern X ray machines.
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George W. Jones
Nick
Crown Drug Store
Dr. Jones
F.A. U
Round Corner
Insurance Company
Jones Hospital
Aio Street
Walter Eckersall Grid Expert Dies in Chicago
Walter Eckersall, renowned football star and Chicago Tribune writer, died at 42 after a heart attack in his Bowntown club rooms. A former University of Chicago quarterback, he earned All American honors in 1904 1901 and 1906 and starred in the 1905 Michigan Chicago game.
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Chicago
Walter Eckersall
Chicago Tribune
Bowntown
Eckersall
Eckie
University of Chicago
Wolverine
G. M. Hall
University of Tennessee
Johannesburg
Heflin denounces Doheny acquittal as rank injustice
In Washington on March 24 Senator Heflin of Alabama condemned the acquittal of Edward L. Doheny, millionaire oil operator, as a rank travesty on justice. He urged keeping jurors who rendered the verdict and argued a double standard favors the rich over the poor.
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Washington
Edward L. Doheny
Senate Today
Heflin
Alabama
Senate
Attend Clothing School Farm Bureau Leaders See Styles Modeled
A large crowd of Farm Bureau leaders attended a clothing school in the Chamber of Commerce rooms directed by Miss Elizabeth Randle. Models displayed various dress styles as several young women took to the runway. Wheat deliveries expected in May as Alexander Legg of the Federal Farm Board begins talks with millers for storage space per a telegram from a Chicago firm to the Omaha grain exchange.
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Farm Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Elizabeth Randle
Agena
Omaha
Neb
Alexander Legg
Federal Farm Board
Omaha Grain Exchange
Chicago
Monday Sky Programs and University Audio Schedule
A condensed listing shows Sky Tonight celestial travelogue by Dr. A A Harding of the University of Arkansas, plus musical numbers led by Luther Lew and Elmer Anderson. Geological talks from the University of Kansas and a radio news bulletin precede a Tuesday late morning program.
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A. A. Harding
University of Arkansas
Luther Lewin
Trot
Igned
School of Fine
Smetana Tue
Burbins & Rely
Dorothy Fenlow
Lewis Hen
Elmer Ande
Great “Plains
Kansas
KL Lannes
University of Kansas
K. O
Senator Borabs
Frank Thross
Mt. I
Oudyssey
Blith Parker
Glean Cristiun Violinselos
Vref
Waldemar Gelich, Schoth
Fite Arts
Prohibition era winds blend in timeless radio fare
A fragmentary program listing hints at a 1950s style radio schedule with the Maytag Orchestra and guest performers. Mentioned are Ted Fiorito, Mildred Wu, and Sid Fauirstent, with weather notes and time cues interwoven among musical acts and announcements.
Stunsher peri amics And: jterary. Divet prohitition J pelt
Wayne King and his Orchestra Salicon Weather Man appears with quirky linguistic fragments and stray names in a partial page item. The text suggests literary commentary and weather segments, though many words are garbled. No clear events or outcomes emerge.
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Pelt
Jayd Gibbons
Wayne King
Salicon Weather Man
Gly Cas hailed for relief of rheumatism and indigestion
Mrs. L. McGrew of Lawrence Kansas praises Gly-Cas from Round Corner Drug Store for nine years of indigestion and rheumatism. She reports swollen hands and limbs pain relief after one box, better sleep, renewed energy, and overall improved health as local residents echo her praise.
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5. McGrew
Lawrence
Kansas
Teto
Accom
Mrs. McGrew
Coler
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Summerall
Aberdeen
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
G General Summerall
Army
War Department
Althothe
Geversl Summerall
Aberder
Buck Creek
Walter Nieder
E. T. Foster
el Pasion
Hurley
Nicaragua
George Reed
W. H. Brass
Lecompton
Ed Eck
Frank E. Williams
Vic McLarlen
Journal-World
Wickersham
Hoover Law Enforcement Committee
Senate Judiciary Committee
Mitchell
House Judiciary Committee
Blaine Reso
Thement
Wickershe
Stork
Prohibition
Herbert Arthur
Clyde Gay
Spring Hill
Ella ‘Thorne
Y. Gay
Wes Coker
de Soto
W. W. Burnett
Edmund A. Gibbs
Gibbs
Dallas
Tex
Arkansas City
C.L. Swartz
Risdon Godlove
Glendale
James Kensett
Kensett
Billy Patterson
Shag
Ringling Brothers
Cal
Barnes
Linda Windhurst
John Wray
Mr. Wray
Silver Lake
Eldon Ardrey
Yankton, S. L
W. C. Ellis
Ardrey
Minnesota
Yankton College
Mineapolis
WCCO
Tonela
Parker
John. L. Parker
North Carolina
Supreme Court
Overman
Franklin County
Wilbur Carron
Ottawa
N. B. C. Blue Network
WREN
Miss. Baker
Selwyn Widmans
Willkommen
Wenn Durch
Gia Pia
Wieninwekt
Dawes
Bruisler i Touleure
U. Man
Osage
DICE
Gemes W. Sores
Doheny
Lively Victor Records
Ted Fiorito
Maytag
Floyd U
Jemma
Ingram
Seboul
Ansinureadl
Eunene Christy
Tria
Mildred Wu- Praniar
Fay
Oran Regital
Sid Fauirsent Toimsen
Tongine
Erchants National Bank
Douglas County
Orice
Lawgore
Mrs. S. McGrew
Schubert Funeral Home Ambulance
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