Phipsis joins Pachacamacs amid campus mudslinging
The Oread-Kayhawks accuse the Pachacamacs of corruption as handbills circulate on campus amid a pre election clash. Phi Psi shifts stance joining the rising sun. Ted Shawn visiting Lawrence with a dance troupe. a Greek-letter fraternity incident and a prowler scare at the Gamma Phis are noted. Election set for April 12 after Easter vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oread-Kayhawks
Pachacamacs
Kansas University
Oread
Phi Psis
Fred Broeker Boosts Copper Mining in Chile
Herman Broeker cites a letter from his son Fred Broeker in Chile reporting that copper mining wages and hiring are surging. Fred Broeker, construction manager for Braden Copper, notes heavy work after years of lull and says activity is at full blast. He last visited Lawrence in the fall. Martin Insull faces extradition to Chicago to answer embezzlement and grand larceny charges after being moved from jail to a hotel room for trial preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Broeker
Fred Broeker
Chili
Braden Copper. Company
Broeker
Lawrence
Martin Insull
Chicago
Toronto
Martin J. Insull
Frank. K. Johnson
Chicago Olice Department
Powers and duties in Kansas mayor council form
The text outlines mayor powers including presiding with casting vote, supervising city officers, enforcing laws, signing commissions and bonds, approving drafts, veto power, and pardons with council consent, plus a salary not more than 1 per year. It then lists manager duties: administering city affairs, enforcing laws, making and removing appointments, disciplining officers, preparing and advising on the budget, advising the commission, and attending meetings without voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Commission
Commission On City Affairs
Woman's City Club Benefit Bridge for Lawrence Beautification
The Woman's City club schedules a benefit bridge party on April 3 at the Elks Club to raise funds for Lawrence beautification projects. Quarters and prizes donated. aim for 100 tables. Proceeds support city and school beautification efforts, with club members inviting Thursday groups to attend. Reservations through Mrs Pontius, Mrs Clayton, and Mrs Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s City Club
Woman's City Club
Elks Club
Lawrence
Mra
EB. Pontius
Woman’s City Club
Pontius
Ross Clayton
F. C. Cook
Enlarged Photo Promises Eastern Dead Heat Finish
An enlarged photo of Cunningham and Bonthron amid the finish of the 1500-meter race in New York last month is on display at D'Ambra Photo Shop in Massachusetts Street. Captioned An Eastern Dead Heat by Duke D'Ambra, the image shows Cunningham breaking the tape with Bonthron close behind. The A A U may credit both runners with the new world record time of 3 52.2 as judges signaled a dead heat.
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New York
D'Ambra
Massachusetts Street
Duke D’ambra
D’ambra
Cunningham
Wile Bonthron
A. A
A.A.U
Easter Pageant by Eighth Grade Students at Assembly
Eighth grade students presented the Easter pageant at a junior high assembly this afternoon in the senior high school auditorium. The program, dramatized from a piece by William V. Dixey, was directed by Miss Mildred Kirkham with music led by Miss Mabel Barnhert and narrated by Miss Helen Shaner. Costumes and scenery were by Miss Helene Inge and H. S. Preston, with Edwin T. Burgess in charge of lighting effects.
Radio Talk by Kansas State Student Pine
Wilfred Pine of Lawrence will be featured on KSAC radio Saturday March 31 as part of the Young Peoples Opportunity Hour. The senior in agricultural economics will discuss Why I Came to College from 1 30 to 2 30 p m. A church social at Lake View Methodist is set for Thursday March 29 at the home of Mr and Mrs Herbert Lewis 1840 Tennessee Street public invited.
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Manhattan
Kan
Wilfred Pine
Lawrence
KSAC
Kansas State College
Young Peoples Opportunity Hour
Pine
Lake View
Five in County Jail Suspects Held for Investigation
Five young men are held in the county jail after city police arrested them yesterday. They are Tom Raybourn, Raymond Raybourn, Carl Amyx, Fred Nelson, and Isaac Barton. No charges have been filed, and police continue the investigation. An unknown resident reported seeing two men carry a spare tire to a car at Fifteenth and Tennessee, with the license believed to belong to Tom Raybourn’s Model A Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Raybourn
Raymond Raybourn
Walnut‘ Street
Carl Amyx
North Seventh Street
Fred Nelson
New Hampshire Street
Isaac Barton
Maple Street
Raybourn Brothers
Amyx
W. J. Cummings
Fifteenth
Tennessee Streets
Cummings
Nelson
Barton
Deaths and Funerals Feature Kansas Clergy and Local Resident
David Casteel aged 64 died yesterday at a local hospital. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 2 at the Friends church Formationist Burial. Rev. J Kansas Morgan, 76, lifelong Kansas resident and editor, died Monday at the Methodist Home for the Aged in Topoka. He was born December 5, 1858 near Lawrence and entered the ministry in 1903. He served churches in Bartlett, Longton, Pittsburg, Talmadge and Wakefield and is survived by a sister and three children. Funeral at the Methodist church in Neodesha Wednesday at 2 with burial in Neodesha cemetery. Rev. John B. Deever, 78, longtime Topeka resident, died Monday. He attended Lane University and married Janet Etherington in 1880. A pioneer United Brethren minister, he was district superintendent 12 years and earned the Carnegie Medal for bravery. He leaves three sons who are ministers. Funeral Wednesday at 2 at First United Brethren church Topeka with burial at Memorial Park cemetery.
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David Casteel
Friends Church
J. Kansas Morgan
Kansas
Methodist Home For
Topoka
Lawrence
Neodesha
Bartlett
Longton
Pittsburg
Talmadge
Wakefield
Methodist
E. L. W. Jones
Eunice
Ethel Armstrong
Longford
Isabel Josephine Shipley
Frankfort
Elmer Thomas Morgan
Buriat
John B. Deever
John, B. Deever
Topeka
Lane University
Lecompton
Janet Eth.erington
Overbrook
Kan
Deever
C. T. Deever
A. L. Deever
First United Brethren Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
CWA Payroll Disbursement Clears Funds For 300 Workers
Funds to pay Douglas county CWA payroll checks arrived today after a delay since Saturday when Washington funds failed to reach the federal depository in Wichita. Miss Mary E. Jamison, county caseworker, says $3,000 is sufficient to cover all held checks and the courthouse payroll office will stay open until 7 pm to issue remaining payments. Local merchants had advanced groceries and fuel to several relieved workers amid the statewide delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
CWA
Mary E. Jamison
Washington, D. C
Federal Depository
Wichita
Immunology talk at American Association meeting in Toronto
Dr Leona Baumeartner a University of Kansas graduate and Yale PhD holder will travel to Toronto for the twenty first annual meeting of the American Association of Immunologists. She will read a panel on Age and Antibody Production presenting rabbit study results on aging and disease resistance. D A R meets in Ottawa and Kansas City for future conferences.
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Uate
University of Kansas
Yale University
Toronto
Canada
American “Association of Immunel
Leona Baumeartner
Big Deal Scam Reported In Corpus Christi
Police in Corpus Christi received a midnight tip alleging a $90,000 real estate deal by a man calling himself William W White, claiming to head an incorporated investment company. The Lawrence real estate man, William W White, denied any such company or pending deal and said he has no sons named Robert or Melvin. Texas authorities had not replied by press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. White
Corpus Christi
Tex
W. J. Cummings
Texas Police
Robert
Melvin
Lawrence
Cummings
Texas
Kansas students named Phi Beta Kappa in spring election
Twenty nine University of Kansas students were elected to Phi Beta Kappa in the spring election. Five seniors were chosen last fall, bringing total to 34 with potential future additions. Listing all named scholars from both groups, with hometowns and cities including Ruth Cady Lawrence and Irene Teubner Pleasanton among fall members, and Thekla Anderson St Joseph and Walter Anderson Iola among spring inductees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Phi Beta Kappa
Ruth Cady
Lawrence
Ray Miller
Latham
Virginia Ruff
Kansas City
Walter Simmons
Clathe
Irene Teubner
Pleasanton
Thekla Anderson
St. Joseph
Wallace Anderson
Iola
Ruth
J. Blaul
Des Moines
Lydia Brocker
Paola
Irene Conley
Kingman
Jean Dunn
Arkansas City
Walter Elder
ElDorado
Paul Elleman Columbus
Eldon Fields
McPherson
Helen Fisher
Topeka
Melvin Griffith
Elizabeth Hinshaw
Carol Hunter
Geraldine ‘Irion
Junction City
Fred Jeans
Estil Kious
Norcatur
Marian Lake
Kan
Ona ‘Mae Larner
Oskalooza
Lila Lawson
Ralph Ludwick
Glasco
Dorothy Morgan
DeSoto
Josephine Pyle
Clay Center
Maurice Rica
Edwin Sharpe
Harriette Sherwood
Veda Spencer
Leota Wagner
Ellinwood
Robert Wallace
Holton
Lucille Weiss
Barnes
Benefit Bridge Monday Sale At Eldridge Hotel
Tickets for a benefit bridge party and style show to aid Chamber of Commerce restroom equipment go on sale at 35 cents each. The event at Eldridge Hotel Monday begins at 8 PM with contract and suction bridge, a style show at 9 PM, and music by Haskell Institute students. Proceeds fund restroom furnishings.
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Eldridge
Chamber of Commerce
Weavers
Wolters
Vogue Shop
Jeffries
Haskell Institute
Leila Kack
Papeeaettack Re Pn
Music At Assembly At Junior High Honors Easter Program
The seventh grade Easter program at the junior high, directed by Miss Mabel Barnhart, featured performances by Billy Winey of Home Room 2010 presiding. The lineup included Were You There by the Negro girls glee club, Ave Maria violin by Irene Bond, and Largo sung by the class.
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Mabel Barnhart
Billy Winey
Home Room
All the Saints
Barnhart
Virginia Cragan
Maxine Roche
Negro Girls'' Glee Club
Henrietta Bates
Miriam Dooley
Cary Allen Boone
Miss Barnhart
Madge Craig
Mary Lou Earlenbaugh
Irene Bond
Shipbuilders Go On Strike in Camden Walkout
Employee of the New York Shipbuilding Co went on strike demanding union recognition lower hours and better conditions. Union leaders said 3100 men joined the walkout. Officials would not provide an immediate estimate.
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Camden,n. J
New York Shipbuilding Company
New Licenses To Report Convictions
Topeka March 27 the state vehicle commissioner said he will direct court judges in larger cities and counties to report to his office all convictions that could lead to a drivers license suspension or revocation. He argued the information would aid street safety by targeting drunken careless and reckless drivers for license action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Goo Newcomer
Valley Chapel Notes Share Social Routines and Ill News
The Valley Chapel community reports on the Ladies Aid meeting affected by cold and illness with limited attendance. Members present included Mrs. Hagen, Mrs. Merritt Woodward, Mrs. Ollie Eudaly, Mrs. Neal Banks, Ruth, and guest Mrs. Charles Howe who moved to the goat ranch. The next meeting is at Mrs. Gus Had’s on April 5. The column covers family dinners, arm injury treatment for Harry Puckett, and local visits and funeral attendance, including W. A. Caleman’s service in Lawrence.
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Jesse Markley
Ellis Bent
John Banks
Neal Baniks
John Hagen
Merritt Woodward
Ollie Eudaly
Neal Banks
Hagen
Ruth
Charles Howe
Gus
Soas
P. McNees
Porter Bond
Wave Joann Kenneth
Roy Winkleman
Arkansas
Hay
Harry Puckett
Elis Bent
Gray
Cettropolis
Maurice Knott
Mary Eric Gray
Watts
Frank Watts
Quenemo
Hugo Schellhorn
John Dunn
W. A. Caleman
Lawrence
Harry Bowen
Flurry in the Markets and Cardinals Camp Roster
Selling slackened and prices recovered moderately in stocks and wheat after an early sharp selling flurry. The 1934 St. Louis Cardinals training camp roster lists 34 players: 14 pitchers three catchers 11 infielders and six outfielders.
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New York
Tony
St. Louis Cardinals
Professors Clark and Smith to Attend Southwestern Convention
Professors C D Clark and Mapheus Smith of the University of Kansas sociology department will travel to Dallas Texas for the fifteenth annual meeting of the Southwestern Social Sciences association. Smith chairs the sociology division and will preside Friday while Clark delivers a paper titled The Genesis of Race Attitudes. Evangelistic services continue with Erwin Bradson Neall Haggard and speaker Herlan Loyd in tonight's lineup.
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C. D. Clark
Mapheus Smith
University of Kansas
Dallas
Tex
Southwestern Social Sciences Association
Smith
Clark
Erwin Bradson
Neall Haggard
Herlan Loyd
Mr. Loyd
Herryetta Lake
David Wood
Lecompton
Wood
Meeting of Sewing Circle at North Lawrence Baptist Church
The Sewing circle of North Lawrence Baptist church will meet at the church at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, shifting the session from Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Lawrence
666 LIQUID TARE NOTE AND REMEDY CLAIMS
A historical notice lists a patent remedy claim for fast reliefs including headaches malaria and nerve issues. It markets a mix of laxative tonics and speedy remedies with claimed rapid onset within minutes to hours.
Funeral for Mrs Katherman Held in Monticello
Mrs Marvin Bond attended the funeral of Mrs John Katherman at Monticello on Tuesday afternoon. Katherman was a former resident of the community. Neal Banks attended the CPA meeting at Pleasant Grove Monday evening where eleven new lodge members were initiated. Mrs Bucheim of Topeka has
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Marvin Bond
John Katherman
Monticello
Katherman
Neal Banks
Pleasant Grove
Lodge
Bucheim
Topeka
Local visitors share time with relatives in Arkansas area
A fragmenting note records Ber deugher Mire Bred Gray May Gray and children spending a few days with kin. 708 Shag Havel Sweangen and husband from Arkansas visit grandparents Mr and Mrs O P Me Nees and Jaleo near Lone Star for a Walnt event.
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Oeen
Berdeugher
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Phipsis
Sted Shawn
Ted Shawn
Robert Hair
Department of Speech and Dramatic Art
E Ruth Pyle
A. O. Pi
Shawn
Elizabeth Dunkel
Joe Dunkel
Ruth St. Dennis
Emporia
Hais
Lincoln
Neb
Jean Beckner
Goodland
Theta
Sher
Jean
Thetas
Lillian Sands
Miss Beckner
Lil
Gamma Phis
Julian Markham
W. R. Maddox
Maddox
Leona. Baumgartner
Ottawa
Fort Scott
Kecko
Associated Press
Thomas J. Pendergast
Kansas City Democracy
Pureported Investment Company
K. U
Scholastic Society
Benefit Bridge
Buffalo
N. Y
Consolidated Aircraft Corporation
Curtiss Aeroplane and Motor Company, Inc
Aeronautical Workers Union
Valley Chapel
Nature
Portland
Mount Hope Nurseries
Memorial Hos
Pital
HUSKY
Greyhound Bus
Greyhound
Mexico
Springfield
Union Bus Depot
Mass
Southwestern Greyhound
Insurance Agency
Oso
Walnt
Ober’s
Sneegas Plumbing Company
Bankers Service
Lawrence Clearing House
Rumsey Funeral Home
Indiana
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