Hopkins protests to fellow judge over receivership order
Federal District Judge Richard J. Hopkins publicized a letter to Judge Robert E. Lewis protesting an order directing a circuit judge to assume charge of the Federal Reserve Life Insurance Company receivership. Hopkins contends the action was unwarranted and lacked full facts.
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Topeka
Federal District
Richard J. Hopkins
Robert E. Lewis
Denver
Federal Circuit Court
Federal Reserve Life Insurance Company
Hopkins
Kansas City, Mo
Webster W. Holloway
John C. Pollock
William R. Baker
Jerome F. Keehler
Baker
State Insurance
Pollock
Occidental Life Insurace Company of
California
Robert G. Lindsay
Federal Reserve
Jast
Roehlar
Koehler
Vocational Agriculture Alumni to Hear K State Poultry Leader
Kansas State College poultry head Loyal F. Payne will address the Angular May dinner of the Vocational Agriculture Alumni Association at Liberty Memorial High School tomorrow evening. The event at the Centenary Methodist church in North Lawrence will welcome mothers and wives of members as special guests.
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Loyal F. Payne
Kansas State College
Vocational Agriculture Alumni Association
Liberty Memorial High School
Centenary Methodist Church
North Lawrence
Room 13 Haunts Wade Morse and Friends in a Night Scene
Wade Morse fears tales of room 13 and 18 as two figures creep up the fire escape with a drum and grotesque head. A wind rattles a window and Morse bolts from room 13, later paying a debt at the Down town Cafeteria and warning friends Mike Long and Lonny Bond as they depart. Nearby, 2,000,000 acres of cropland face Bindweed infestation west of the Mississippi, and Mexico reports 1,186,852 Indians lacking Spanish in 1930 census.
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Ade Morse
Room 13
Wade
Mr. Morse
Mike Long
Lonny
Mike
Wade Moree
Mexico
Room 13 Superstition Bet at Goldward Hotel
Wade Morse rented room 13 at the Goldward Hotel for a $50 bet after boasting he could sleep in the number thirteen room despite a clause in the will requiring it to stay occupied. His two friends planned a prank from a fire escape to unsettle him as he prepared for a night of reading and radio.
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Wade Morse
Goldward
Wade
Goldward Hotel
University of Kansas Symphony Orchestra Concert Review
The University of Kansas Symphony Orchestra under Prof Karl Euersteiner delivered a high quality concert in Hoch Auditorium with 70 players. The program featured the Chinese Overture and March from Weber, Hadley Herod Overture, a notable Late Spanish Symphony movement, and Rimsky Korsakov Spanish Caprice. The performance drew praise for technique, phrasing, and ensemble, ending to an enthusiastic audience and radio broadcast on KFKU.
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University of Kansas Symphony Orchestra
Hoch Auditorium
Karl Euersteiner
Euersteiner
Tempi
Weber
Herod
Robert Sedore
K. U
Mr. Ledore
Elizabeth Searle
Paniment
Chaminade
Ketelby
Depnen
KFKU
Liberty Memorial High School Student Election Contest
In a school election at Liberty Memorial High School the Petticoat party lists Jeanne Moyer as president Eleanor Grider as vice president Betty Jean Abels as secretary Ann Murray as senior representative and Mildred Clevenger as junior representative. The SOSC party presents Albert Decker for president Rob Allphin for vice president DeWitt Potter for secretary David Whitney for senior representative and Richard Edgar for junior representative. Independent candidates John Krum and Rose Ann Edwards also run for president and vice president respectively.
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Liberty Memorial High School
Petticoat Party
SOSC
John Krum
Rose Ann Edwards
Iowa
Jeanne Moyer
Eleanor Grider
Betty Jean Abels
Ann Murray
Mildred Clevenger
Albert Decker
Rob Allphin
DeWitt Potter
David Whitney
Richard Edgar
Beheadings Probe Deepens with Lake Erie Torso Find
Cleveland police reopened the case after the lower torso of a woman was recovered from Lake Erie linking it to the eight victim in a series of beheadings. Coroner Gerber matched vertebrae and cuts to the February torso, noting the killer likely knew anatomy and used “friendship” to lure victims.
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Cleveland
Coast ‘Guards
Lake Erie
Samuel R. Gerber
Gerber
Dr. Gerber
Unclear serial slayings puzzle experts and police
Authorities dispute killer type in a string of dismemberment deaths. Some police labeled a sex mani a, while Dr. Guy H. Williams of a state hospital argued no recognizable insanity pattern fits the bizarre methods. Coroners report victims often had their heads severed while alive in at least six cases.
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Guy H. Williams
Cleveland State Hospital
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Leonard W. Kephart
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St. Louis
University of Kansas
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U. U
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Basil R. Covey
LETRA
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Studebaker
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Reusch Motor Co
New Hampshire
Journal-World
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Nebraska
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Beautiful Voices
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Russell L. Wiley
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Chamber of Commerce
K. U. Fine Arts
Lawrence High Council
Double Ait
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