178 Students to Receive Degrees at KU Commencement
The 61st annual University of Kansas commencement is set for June 12 with Gen. O. Foster predicting a class near 1100 graduates. Degrees and certificates will be awarded to students from 87 Kansas counties, 48 other states, and four foreign countries. Notable enrollments include medicine, law, and engineering, with 219 new degree completions already recorded. Robert Andrews Millikan will deliver the commencement address.
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University of Kansas
O. Foster
Kansas
School of Medicine
Law and Engineers
Robert Andrews Milliken
May Day Bombings Shake Downtown Chicago
Fragmented OCR text mentions May Day bombings in Chicago with scattered names such as Eugene Brown and Claude T. Wood. Several individuals are listed in uncertain roles, including medical and doctoral titles, but details are unclear. The passage lacks coherent events or outcomes.
Rural Pupils to Hold Fourth Health Day May Day
About 540 rural school children await clear weather for a Saturday May Day program in South Park. The event includes free morning picture shows at the Varsity and Patee theaters, a basket lunch, crowning of the 1933 rural school May queen, nine point health awards, and the annual rural school relays in South Park after the ceremony.
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South Park
Varsity
Patee
Merchants Bureau
Matie Neely
Red Cross
Ed Howe Celebrates Eightieth Birthday in Miami
Atchison Kan May Ed Howe famed Kansas editor known as the sage of potato today marked his eightieth birthday at his winter home in Miami Florida. Friends planned an informal reception at his residence as Howe enjoys excellent health in retirement after a long career.
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EL Howe
Kansas
Florida
Atchison, Kan
Ed Howe
Miami
Fla
How
API
Correction on Miss Daisy fade injury report at 11807 Kentucky Street
Miss Daisy fade was not injured January 49 in a collision at Third and North streets, per Miss Cagle who said the report was erroneous. She remains under a physician care with knee and neck injuries and nervous trouble from the accident.
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Daisy Fade
Kentucky Street
Jack St. Clair
Charles Snow
Third
North Streets
Miss Cagle
Trail of Slayer Not Yet Found in Nadine Vogel Love Case
Officers questioned three men in the Nadine Vogel Love case as they hunted for the man who abducted and killed the six year old girl on her route home around April 20. The body, with strangulation marks, was found near Bonner Springs. Investigations focused on an automobile used by the abductor. An overflow funeral crowd attended services for Nadine yesterday.
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Nansss
Nan —Allha
Nadine Vogel Love
Bonner Springs
Bert Collings
Belleville
Kan
North Side
Kansas City
Topeka
Milan
Nadine
Personal notices from Oswego and nearby areas
Mrs Gossard of Oswego plans to leave for Kansas City to be with her son Edgar Gos. Mr and Mrs Fletcher Price returned to Wellinden after a week with Rev Edwin F Price. Drs Fred Olmstead, Mrs Charles Schilling, Mrs J H Stone and Miss Marcella Olmstead visited Topeka. Dick Williams left for Cleveland on business. Mrs J Frank Jones departs for New York City to visit brother Henry Moses. Miss O Jean Kirk, a 1930 Unit graduate, named art appointee at Tulsa University summer session. Kirk stayed with Mr and Mrs Frank Jones while at Sutherland's Condition Gond. Howard Sutherland, clerk of the board of education, remaining in Memorial hospital after an operation, was reported stable.
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Gossard
Oswego
Dick Williams
Kansas City
Edgar Gosee
Fletcher Price
Wellinden
Edwin F. Price
Fred Olmstead
Charles Schilling
J. H.stone
Marcella Olmstead
Topeka
Cleveland
J. Frank Jones
New York City
Henry Moses
New York State
Lawrence
O. Jean Kirk
Tulsa
Univer
K Irk Meade
Frank Jones
Engagements and Weddings Highlight Pinckney PT A Society
The Pinckney PT A wraps its year with a 2 45 gathering where supervisors discuss topics. Miss Helen Shaw to teach a drum demo. Rev and Mrs Whitwam announce engagements of Nina Belle Whitwam to Coral Grose and Juanita Whitwam to Wilfred Okerberg, with a June 8 double wedding at the Whitwam home.
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Pinckney PT. A
Helen Shaw
Machinery set up for farm relief
Washington reports on a forthcoming bill to aid farmers with a complex program. It details federal cotton pooling, processing taxes on major crops, direct cash or land leasing benefits, marketing agreements, compensatory taxes, minimum price provisions, and large federal loans via land banks and Reconstruction Finance Corporation to refinance mortgages, extend loans, and support irrigation and levee districts with favorable terms.
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Washington
Wallace
Federal Land Bank
Reconstruction Corporation
Treasury
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence Area
Mrs. Mary M. Higgins 80 died at 441 Elm last night. Funeral at 2 p.m. Friday at North Lawrence Christian Church. burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. Survived by four sons Charles James Harold and Earl Higgins of Lawrence and two daughters Mrs. Lucy Purcell of Lawrence and Mrs. Bertha Hymer of Kansas City Kan. Lizzie Williams 48 died Tuesday at 1845 Kentucky Street. Funeral arrangements pending. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jones of the home, two sisters Mollie Bivens and Lillie Williams, and a brother Arthur Williams, all of Lawrence.
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Mary M. Higgins
Elm Street
North Lawrence Christian’ Church
S. B. Braden
Oak Hill Cemetery
Lizzie Williams
Kentucky Street
Peter Jones
Mollie Bivens
Lillie Williams
Arthur Williams
Lawrence
Eudora Methodist Women Present Thank Offering Program
The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of Eudora Methodist Church will host its annual thank offering during the regular service next Sunday evening May 7. The program includes musical selections by Miss Christine Cochran Bymn, Miss Betty Ebright, and others, with an address by Miss Frances Wilson, superintendent of the Methodist School of Nursing in Shantune, China, and an offertory.
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Eudora Methodist Church
Christine Cochran Bymn
O Zion
Rey
Loren Ranier
Betty Ebright
Baldwin
Adams
Clifford Eisele
Robert Cory
Bartlett
J. BD. Adame
Ebright
Frances Wilson
Methodist School of Nursing
Shantune
China
Christine Cochran
Eagles Hold Election Officers of Mount Oread Aerie 209
The Mount Oread Aerie number 209 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles held its annual officers election on Monday evening. Elected were J. R. Nutt as worthy president Carl Reber as vice president E E Hartenstine as chaplain R H Steswart as secretary M A Way as treasurer Herman Jiaschke as inside guard W K Vogt as outside guard Roy Lawrence as trustee.
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Mount Oread Aerie
Order of Eagles
J. R. Nutt
Carl Reber
E. E. Hartenstine
R. H. Steswart
M. A. Way
Herman Jiaschke
W. K. Vogt
Roy Lawrence
Church Meeting At First Baptist Church Tonight
Reports and elections come at 7 30 this evening as officers and auxiliaries are discussed. Polls open in the church vestibule at 6 o'clock with the Rev C C Cunningham confirming the annual business meeting and committee appointments for the coming year.
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First Baptist Church
C. C. Cunningham
Lawrence Junior High to Host Twelfth Track and Field Meet
Lawrence Junior High announces its twelfth annual track and field meet at K U stadium Friday afternoon at 1 80 o clock Coach L R Perry states boys from eight home rooms compete in seven events per grade and girls hold a baseball tournament led by Miss Emma K Howe Eighteen homes rooms enter Seventh to Ninth grade events include sprints relays and field events C E Birch is honorary referee with a large list of timed officials and judges named for the event and campus activities
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Lawrence Junior High School
K. U
L. R. Perry
Emma K. Howe
C. E. Birch
C. C. Carl
A. E. Woestemeyer
Herbert G. Airphin
Neal Wherry
R. Elbel
M. F. Hyde
O. W Maloney
Frank Strong
J. B. Henry
J. B. Henry, Dr. W. McConnell
Jearme Houk
F. C. Allen
James Naismith
George Lohman
Ed Abels
T. D. Funk
3. A. Wood
L. E. Rice
Hovey Hanna
R. O. Miller
L. M. Metzler
Lawrence Briefs Tied to Law and Local Notables
Lawrence items note George Varnes joining state inspector duties in Caldwell and Winn Newmark named as inspector on the eastern border. A rebuilt Missouri-plate car with Ford A body is seen on Massachusetts Street. James Weed heads 31 federal prisoners en route from Leavenworth to El Reno. A patron’s quip on silent popcorn sacks highlights cinema life. Kansas Medical Society uses a large blackboard to relay messages during meetings.
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George Varnes
Round Corner Drug Company
Caldwell
Winn Newmark
James Weed
Lawrence
Leavenworth
Federal Reformatory
el Reno
Okla
Prioners
Department of Justice
Recital by Nine KU Fine Arts Students Tomorrow
A 3:30 pm recital by nine University of Kansas fine arts students will be held in the Administration auditorium. The program includes works by Saint-Saens, Brahms, Schumann, Dett, and Wienlawski among others, featuring pianists Ruth Stockwell Margeret McNown Ruth Gregory and other performers. Open to the general public.
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University of Kansas Fine Arts
Jane
Saint-Saens
Beethoven-Saint-Saens
Ethel -Jean Melone
Dawn Awakes
Robert Braine
Moon Marketing
Powell Weaver
Imogene _Gaut
Wienlawski
Ruth Gregory
Lecompton Netmen Here In Return Match
Lawrence High and Lecompton High tennis players were set to meet on University courts in a return match this afternoon. On May 10, Lawrence High tennis and golf teams will travel to Leavenworth to play Leavenworth High, per Neal M. Wherry, Lawrence High principal.
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Lawrence and Lecompton High
Lawrence High
Leavenworth
Leavenworth High
Neal M. Wherry
KU Senate Sets June Final Exams Week
University of Kansas will hold final semester examinations from June 1 to 8. The KU senate met yesterday afternoon and elected Carroll D. Clark and A. G. Mitchell to the advisory committee, with W. E. Sandelius named to the committee on committees.
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University of Kansas
K. U. Senate
Senate
Carroll D. Clark
A. G. Mitchell
W. E. Sandelius
Marriage Licenses Issued to Haney Rezac and Kampschroder Hoover
Marriage licenses were issued this afternoon to Paul D. Haney of Lawrence and Nell Rezac of Kansas City Missouri. They plan to marry a Kansas City Kansas minister. Walter Kampschroder of Clinton and Ada Hoover of Lone Star expect to be married by a minister at Richmond.
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Paul D. Haney
Lawrence
Nell Rezac
Kansas City
Kan
Walter Kampschroder
Clinton
Ada Hoover
Lone Star
Richmond
Buick Sedan Collides With Parked Car in City Street Crash
Police report says a Buick driven by Gerald Robinson side-swiped a Chevrolet belonging to Jake Lefmann at 21st and Tennessee streets about 8:30 last night. The Buick overturned, was badly damaged, but Robinson was not injured. Lefmann’s car suffered side damage. Oscar Peterson and Howard Moore filed the report.
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Gerald Robinson
Jake Lefmann
New_ Hampshire
Twenty-first
Tennessee
Oscar Peterson
Howard Moore
City Force
Robinson
Letmann
Kansas Medical Auxiliary Holds Eighth Annual Meeting in Lawrence
The Kansas Medical Auxiliary met in Lawrence during the Kansas Medical Society annual gathering. Officers elected include President Mrs. E J Nodurfth of Wichita and secretary Mrs M O Nyberg of Wichita, with delegates named for the Milwaukee national meeting.
University of Kansas spring concert features McCanles program
The twenty sixth annual spring concert of the University of Kansas bands directed by J C McCanles is tonight at 8 10 in the University auditorium with no admission charge. Solo xylo phone pieces by Sydney David with Dorothy Enlow precede two McCanles works including College Life Over ture Siege of Rochelle and Spain song Senorita and Springtime dedicated to My Mother.
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University of Kansas
J. C. McCanles
University Auditorium
Sydney David
Dorothy Enlow
McCanles
College Life
Bell
Siege of
Better Health program at Baker University aims at posture and health habits
May 33 Baldwin City hosts a Baker University event led by Miss Bertha Whitton director of Women's physical education. The week includes recreation for Baker coeds discussions on health habits foot and gait study posture and carriage culminating in a health play and a contest to find the Baker girl with the best posture and health habits.
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Baldwin City
Bertha Whitton
Baker University
Baker
Mrs Roosevelt heads on spring holiday tour by car
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt travels in an open sports car on a springtime holiday with undisclosed destination. She will reach New York for the farewell testimonial dinner to Ruth Bryan Owen in Denmark next Tuesday night.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Ruth Bryan Owen
Minous
Denmark
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