Students Push Spring Plans Amid Snow At Kan
Students at Kansas University ignore cold and keep plans for spring events. A tennis court is prepared, Easter is near, and seniors plan a cakewalk with Fletcher Henderson’s band. Eleanor Lucas plants a garden behind the Kappa house, while a cheese windfall worries Dean Gilchrist and a wave of campus politics stirs youth.
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K. U
California
Eleanor Lucas
Kanpa Kappa Gamma
Elizabeth Watkins
Kanna House
iUniversity
Westminster cappella choir entertains at First Presbyterian
The Westminster cappella choir directed by D. M. Swarthout performed both morning and evening at the First Presbyterian church auditorium. Soloist Augusta Mueller sang Were You There and Ave Verum with organist G. W. Straffon. A Easter choir rehearsal is set for Friday at 7:30 PM for upcoming Easter hymns.
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First Presbyterian Church
Tho’tm
Westminster Cappella
D. M. Swarthout
Elgar
Augusta Mueller
Orain
Baie
Tom Ryan
G. W. Straffon
Org
City Rule What Form of Government Discussed
A University of Kansas political science instructor explains mayor with manager plan. In the mayor council system the commission selects a mayor from its members who leads civically but has limited control. the city manager handles city affairs. Officers like police and clerk are appointed by the mayor with council consent for one-year terms. In the manager plan all officers are chosen by the city manager and report to the commission.
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University of Kansas
Maddox
Commission
Ne Poe
K U Director Travels for Meetings This Spring
Kansas University athletic director and coach Dr. F C Allen leaves Tuesday with Mrs Allen and daughter to attend the national meeting of coaches in Atlanta March 29 to 31. He will also speak at a Georgia convocation in Athens April 2 and visit North Carolina University staff in Raleigh before a joint rules committee meeting in New York April 13 to 15.
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F.C. Allen
Eleanor
East
K. U
Atlanta
Lawrence
Allens
Athens
Allen
Georgia University
H. J. Stegarman
Raleigh
N. C
Kansas
Hartley
Hunk” Anderson
North Carolina University
Ray Sermon
Warrensburg
New York
Chicago
Bill Rice
K. Us
Nebraska offers 250 scholarships to high school seniors
Lincoln Neb University announces 250 tuition scholarships for state high school seniors with applications due by Saturday. Only 116 of 556 accredited schools have submitted, leaving some scholarships possibly unfilled.
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Lincoln
Neb
Altho
University of Nebraska
Camden
N. J
Matthew Kozuchowski
Jovers’ Lane
Kozucnowski
Chancery Court
Atlanta
John L. Cone
Cone
Recorder Cone
Seattle
James E. Bradford
NRA
Washington
Kansas grapplers Noland and Eagle named co captains
George Noland of Lawrence and Darold Eagle of Tulsa were elected co captains of next year’s Jayhawker wrestling team after a squad meeting. Noland wrestled 145 pounds and won the Big Six title at Columbia. Eagle, 126 pounds, placed third last year and returned to action in the Missouri dual after an opponent forfeited. See Student Union. Fountain robbed. Cash about 26 dollars taken from soda fountain drawer at University of Kansas. entry method undetermined.
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George Noland
Lawrence
Darold Eagle
Tulsa
Jayhawker
Peter J. Mehringer
Noland
Missouri
C. O. Rutledge
University of Kansas
Rutledge
State eyes state owned low wave radio station plan
A Kansas proposal from Attorney General Boynton urges Governor Landon to create a state owned low wave broadcasting station. The service would be part of the highway patrol and relay alerts to county and city police using receiving sets in cars and local stations. The plan aims to improve cooperation against organized crime with minimal cost to counties and cities.
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Topeka
Roland Boynton
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Boynton
Landon
State Highway— Department
Oil promoter Julian dies by suicide in Shanghai
C C Julian once a wealthy oil figure is found dead in a Shanghai hotel after an apparent self inflicted poisoning. American contact Vandeventer identifies the body and says an inquest will be held Thursday. Julian’s dinner companion Miss Levy survived with injuries from the poison and recalls his admission.
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Shanghai
C. C. Julian
C. E. Vandeventer
Julian
California
Vandeveer
Oklahoma
Nandeveer
Leonora Levy
Miss Levy
2D Hospital
KU quartet to play in Emporia during spring festival
The University of Kansas string quartet will perform in Emporia as part of the College of Arts spring musical festival. They will be joined by the College of Education a cappella choir directed by Dean D A Hirschler. KU quartet members are Onrad McGrew Karl Kuersteiner Waldemar Gelich and Dean Donald MM Swarthout.
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University of Kansas
Emporia
College of A
D. A. Hirschler
K. U
Onrad McGrew
Karl Kuersteiner
Waldemar Gelich
Donald MM. Swarthout
Boy Ill With Undulant Fever After School Gym Accident
Budd Russell, 14, son of Prof. and Mrs. F O Russell, grew ill with fever about two weeks ago following a junior high school gym accident a month earlier in which he broke a leg. Doctors diagnosed undulant fever recently and began serum treatment on Saturday. He remains conscious and in good spirits.
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Budd Russell
F.O. Russell
Red Cross Lifesaving Lectures In Lawrence By Al McCue
Red Cross lifesaving field representative Al T. McCue arrives in Lawrence for a three day series of lectures and demonstrations on lifesaving and first aid. He will conduct Red Cross examiner exams in the Robinson pool tonight and tomorrow, with demonstrations at Fire Station No.1 and the IU pool. An interview with radio station KFKU is scheduled and final exams for examiner certificates wrap up Wednesday morning. McCue is making his third visit to Lawrence under the Douglas County Red Cross chapter.
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al T. McCue
Red Cross
Lawrence
Mt. Oread
Delock
Fox
Red. Cross
Robinson Pve
KFKU
E.R. Elbel
Robinson Pool
Mr. McCue
Douglas County
Ned Cross
Othe
Tway our Chosen for National Honor Society
Twenty four Lawrence high school students were elected to the National Honor Society this spring announced by Neal M. Wherry, senior high school principal. Members include seniors Charles Bonebrake Blossom Ewing Ethelyn Hardiman Catherine Holmes Helen Moore Harry Naramore Doyle Reed Frances Regier Georgianna Shaw Fred Snyder Virginia Starr Keith Swinhart Arnold Weidman Dorothea Weingartner Lucille Willert and juniors Ruth Haggard Mary Helen Harrison Winifred Jameson Lester Kappleman Louise Peyton Betty Raymond Helen Rice Margaret Regier Marjorie Smith.
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Lawrence High School
Neal M. Wherry
Charles Bonebrake
Blossom Ewing
Ethelyn Hardiman
Catherine Holmes
Helen Moore
Harry Naramore
Doyle Reed
Frances Regier
Georgianna Shaw
Fred Snyder
Virginia Starr
Keith Swinhhart
Arnold Weidman
Dorothea Weingartner
Lucille Willert
Ruth Haggard
Mary Helen Harrison
Winifred Jameson
Lester Kappleman
Louise Peyton
Betty Raymond
Helen Rice
Margaret Regier
Marjorie Smith
Alice Daniels
Bernice Murray
Almarin Nottingham
Fred Scott
Doris Stockwell
Elizabeth Wiggins
Two Arkansas City Bridge Champions Claim Kansas Title
Arkansas City bridge players Dixon and Vaughan won the Kansas championship in the world Olympic. The pair, both seasoned players with limited tournament experience, retained the state title for a second straight year, defeating Fred Deering and Harry Lightstone in this year’s event.
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New York
Winston-Salem
N. C
Ely Culbertson
National Bridge Association
Abs
Gene Hill
George Whitaker
Eugen Philb
Robert Daryas
Budapest
Hungary
United States
Robert L. Powell
Freeport
Tex
Ernest Waters
Newark
N. J
Julian M. West
Nutley
N. J. Kangas—North-South: Lee FE. Allen and Ethel Luther Avery, Cimmaron
Ralph Dixin
Claude Vaughn
Arkansas City
Missouri
E. Blattner
F. B. Meyer
Fulton
Nile Adams
Ernest Mehl
Kansas City
Kansas
Fred Deering
Harry Lightstone
Dixon
Vaughan
Evening Services at United Brethren Church
Evening services sponsored by the Christian Endeavorers of 8 Friends church and the United Brethren church begin at 7 30 with a song service led by Leonard Detler. Erwin Branson speaks on What Does Jesus Have to Offer with Neal Haggard as soloist. Tomorrow Herlan Loyd will speak on Great Opportunities as Miss Henryetta Lake brings the special song message.
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United Brethren Church
Christian Endeavorers
8 Friends Church
Leonard Detler
Erwin Branson
Jesus
Neal Haggard
Herlan Loyd
Henryetta Lake
Family quartet planned at First Baptist Church service
A special mixed quartet composed of Rev. C. C. Cunningham his wife Laura Alice Cunningham Coulter Cunningham and Chester B. Cunningham will sing at the 7 30 p m service led by Prof R A Brewster at the First Baptist Church located at East Ninth and Kentucky streets The pre Easter services drew large crowds and will continue nightly this week with gospel of John sermons and a vesper baptism on Easter Sunday afternoon Church members report steady additions to the congregation.
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First Baptist Church
Thomas
C. C. Cunningham
Laura Alice Cunningham
Cunningham
Coulter Cunningham
Chester B. Cunningham
R. A. Brewster
Eishth
Kentucky
C. W. Thomas
Four evangelistic meetings announced by First Christian Church
The First Christian Church led by Rev. Seth W. Slaughter announces four evangelistic meetings this week to deepen members' spiritual lives and instruct newcomers. Each evening features gospel singing and special music. Monday teaches Flag Your Life Any Overflow, Tuesday Whosoever Shall Confess Me, Wednesday Now Does One Become a Christian, Thursday Candlelight Scripture comparison. Blanche will sing solos. men’s charity night features a male quartet with Neal Haggard and others. Ethel and Cleo Collins to sing a duo. Public invited.
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First Christian Church
Seth W. Slaughter
Chris
Miss Blanche
Orvice
Neal Haggard
Ethel and
Cleo Collins
Fenster
Psublic
First Methodist Church
Ralph Shirk
Church- the Cross
Wesleyan Chorus
Dorothy Enlow
Deaths and Funerals Infant Robert Borland dies
Funeral services for infant Robert Clair Borland, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Borland, were held at Memorial Park cemetery. Carol Ina Hoehle, five, daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Boehle of Worden, died Saturday night and was buried at Worden cemetery with Rev. Nelson presiding.
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Robert Clair Forlard
Fred Borland
Memorial Park Cemetery
Carol Ina Roehle
Carol Ina Hoehle
Henry Boehle
Worden
Nelson
Honor elderly woman Girl Scouts entertain at Easter Breakfast
Troop Six hosted an Easter breakfast at Mrs. Bertie Harris's home honoring senior women in the community. Girl Scouts prepared and served the meal with Easter decor. A short program accompanied the event, and each guest received candy eggs and chickens as gifts.
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Girl Scouts of
Troop Six
Bertie Harris
Boxing Show on Thursday at Haskell KCAC Ring Meet
The Haskell KC C boxing meet moved from Friday to Thursday night at the Haskell gymnasium. Bouts start at 8 o'clock with 10 bouts on the card. Local American Legion sponsors the event and admission is 45 cents.
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Haskell Ve. KC
A.C. Ring
Haskell Gymnasium
American Legion
Capture Two Bandits In Kansas City Robbery
Kansas City police fought a brief skirmish early today with four men who held up a restaurant. Two suspects, George Collier 24 of Nevada Missouri and Preston Kiger 26 also of Nevada, were captured, the other two escaped. Collier was shot in the left leg as he fled and confessed to the robbery. The car used was reportedly stolen in Nebraska months ago. officers recovered two pistols two blackjacks and a knife at the scene.
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Kansas City
Hugh Dougherty
George, Collier
Nevada
Preston Kiger
Dougherty
Kiger
Nebraska
Messiah Heard by 2000 at Emporia College Memorial Chapel
More than 2000 people filled the College of Emporia Memorial Chapel to hear Handel's The Messiah sung by a 150 voice college chorus. Soloists included soprano Anna Cotton Tate of McPherson contralto Lavon Graham Holden of Chicago tenor Clyde Neibarger of Pittsburg and bass Roy A. Schuessler of Wichita. The performance marked the 20th year of the piece's staging by A Hirschler with the 100 voice a capella choir delivering a polished show.
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Emporia
Kan
College of Emporia Memorial Chapel
Anna Cotton Tate
McPherson
Lavon Graham
A. Hirschler
Betty Raymond Sells Play to Magazine
Betty Raymond a Liberty Memorial high school junior has sold a play titled Gingerbread to School Activities magazine in Topeka. The piece was presented in a senior high school assembly weeks ago and Raymond was recently elected to the National Honor Society.
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Betty Raymond
F. N. Raymond
School Activities Magazine
Topeka
Miss Raymond
Liberty Memorial High School
National Honor Society
Scholastic
Exemption Granted To 40000 Postal Workers From Furlough
Washington March 26 AP Exemption of about 40000 postal workers from the Postmaster General Farley furlough order was announced. The exemption applies to assistants at third class post offices and to clerks or job cleaners earning under 720 dollars a year. Most affected workers are in the treasury of the postmaster and employed seasonally. There are 10025 third class post offices.
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Washington
Farley
Postoffice Department
Todiay
Life term given to Clark in Dillinger case
Lima Ohio March 26 AP Rus sel Clark appeared before Common Pleas Judge E E Everett and was sentenced to life in the Ohio Penitentiary for the murder of Sheriff Jess L Larber last October. He is linked to the Dillinger gang and aided in the jailbreak and Dillinger’s delivery from the jail here. Harry Pierpont and Charles Makley were ordered to die in the chair July 13, in a related case.
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Lima
Russel Clark
Common Pleas
E. E. Everett
Ohio
Jess L. Larber
Dillinger
Mudee “Vereft
Ohn Dillinger
Harry Pierpont
Charles Makiey
Yound Stark
Income tax receipts reach 231 million in first 23 days of March
Washington reports March 23 to date income tax collections total 231,769,771, up from 168,082,214 last year but short of the 250,000,000 goal for the month. Fiscal year payments stood at 589,976,760 versus 551,421,857 a year ago. Railway labor leaders seek a conference with President Roosevelt to resolve wage disputes before his fishing trip.
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Washington
Treasury
Roosevelt
Not a Man in the House to Be Presented by PTA
A PTA group will stage Not a Man in the House at Evening Star schoolhouse Friday March 30 at 8 oclock with musical numbers. Public is invited. Separately, the Society for the Propagation of the Faith reports over 400 earned in 1933 from canceled stamp sales to aid chapels, catechists, orphans, and missionaries.
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Charline
Grant Edelbrock
Iva Brown
Mary. Edelbrock
Kansas City
Geo; Bacr
Wm. Kanke
Eudora
Musick
Baby
Belleview
Robert Reusch
P.T.A
Star School House
Elmer Kurtz
Walter Parker
Leone
Margaret Forsythe
Wm. Knake
Alice Zizieler
Geo.Kaegi
Lenexa
F. M. Brown
Eileen
Ed. Minster
Belova Jean
Black Jack
Cand
Lewie Schellack
Minster
Wae
New York
Society For the Propagation of the Faith
Ruling on sheriffs term limits at Topeka
Attorney General Rol and Hoynton ruled that sheriffs or county treasurers filling vacancies are not barred from running for both the short term and the following regular term under the two consecutive terms constitutional limit. Kansas City repeats as Class A volleyball champion. Wichita runner up. Newton repeats as Class B champion. Wichita class C winner Topeka Central defeats Kansas City defending champ.
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Topeka
Roland Hoynton
Emporia
Kan
Kansas City
Wichita
Newton
Topek
Central
Topeka Couples Apply for Marriage Licenses
Marriage licenses issued to Francis W. Rice and Mildred Jensen, both of Topeka, who planned marriage by Rev. Puls of Lawrence, and WT Thompson and Mae Osborn, both of Topeka, with Rev. Bowen of Topeka as officiant.
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Francis W. Rice
Mildred Jensen
Topeka
Puls
Lawrence
Wit Thompson
Ae Osborne
Robes Stolen From Car In Louisiana Street Auto
E Friend told police late Saturday night two car robes were taken from his automobile parked in the rear of 723 Louisiana street. The incident is under investigation by local authorities.
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Car Co
E. Friend
Louisiana Street
Parker birthday dinner attracts many local families
Mis Walter Parker hosted a seven o'clock dinner party in Set a to celebrate her birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Laughlin and sons Dalton and Wayne Kaw Valley. Mr and Mrs Alroy Parker and daughters Ruby and Reber Prairie Center. Leone and Roscoe Parker and As Parker. Silven Marsh of Kansas. Miss Helen Hrecheisen. Miss Ruby N. Mr and Mrs Pete Edelbrock and Charline. Mrs Jimmie Stand Eli Lawler of Kansas. Mr and Mrs Lewie Hayes near Wai. Billie Wichman of Larinda. Mr and Mrs George Kaexi and Johnnie Wichman. Numerous neighbors and relatives attended from North Lawrence and nearby areas.
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Mis
Walter Parker
Seta
Parker
Neis
Pete Edelbrock
Charline
Jimmiest
Eli Lawler
Kansas
Lewie Hayes
Wai
Servie
Billie Wichman
Larinda
George Kaexi
Johnnie Wichman
Floyd Broers
Daught Kathaleen
Sam Neis
Junior
Delpert
Freddie Neis
Hesper
Otto. Abels
Hlamewood
George Abels
Henry Westerhouse
Lawrence
Marjorie Westerhouse Monda
Philin Brecheisen
Clearfield
Lewis French
Fall Laf
Weaver
Gertrude’ Churchbaugh
Weaver School
Marjorie Westerhouse
Carl
C. A. Christy
FP. M. Brovwin
Rohar
Otte A Is
Martin Abels
Krw Valley
Pete, Edelbrock
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S. W. Atkinson
Fort Scott
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Eagle
China
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Tway
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Ted
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Moore
Scott
Charles Hill
Hattie Hackley
Joel Smith
Charles
Wesley Shepherd
Howard Brown
Howard, Jr
Alberta
Christian Endeavor
Lawrence Friends Church
Rachel Club
New York Street
Aaron Brooks
Connecticut Street
Lee Dyer
Pennsylvania Street
Jack Howard
Clark
Evening Star
T. G. Fitch
Chisetord & Arnold
Schubert Funeral Home
Hampshir Lagi Renee
NEW York Lite Insurance CO
Laighton R. Melvin
Maine St
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Conrad McGrew Arthur
Peck
Dickinson Bldg
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