Fraternity House Construction Expands In Local Campus Area
Construction on fraternity and sorority housing is advancing along Sabi Day Road and nearby sites. Several chapters Phi Gamma Delta and others have completed homes while others plan enlargements. demand for housing remains strong as new chapters and members increase.
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Kangas University
Agiansi
Camris Ip
Alpha Apsilon
Consisierin
Phi Garba Delta
Phi
Theta
Sigma Kappa
Ahd
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Sigma Chis
Sigma Chi
Rickard to Speak at Army Officers Meeting in Kansas
Captain Roy Rickard is set to address officers at the Reserve Officers Association gathering to discuss infantry and related branches. Lt Col Thntmore Alter will speak on anti aircraft moves, with Lt Georges Nokd and N. P. Sherwood among speakers from the medical corps and reserve officers. Election of next officers will follow.
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Wadhine
Roy Rickard
Georges i
Cariner Ss
N. P
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Reserve Officers’ Association
Good Senior Recital Captivates Large Audience At University
Vernon Noah delivered a highly praised senior recital before a full audience in the administration building. The tenor offered Italian, German, French, and English songs chosen to showcase his refined voice and phrasing, with notable pieces by Secchi, Maòfad, and Nocturne by Trof. Ray Lawrenson accompanied on piano, adding polish with Saint-Saëns Etude and sensitive support. The next event is the Mi Phi Ebiom costume recital in the central administration auditorium at 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
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Vernon
Noah
Nogh
Lawrence
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Secchi
Ma¢Fad
Wilves
Trof
Skilton
WB Downing
Ray Lawrenson
Saint- Saens
Afiminiatration
Nurses graduate Opal Sidergom and Rosedale Seniors
Fourteen students are listed as graduates from Bell Memorial Dorsing School at the university in Rosedale. The ceremony included awards to daily staff at Lawrence and mentions of graduates from WalesToe Fate and Lanihay.
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Rosedale
Memorial Dorsing School
University — of It Righ
Adil
Daly All
Direct telegraphic messages and club notes from Fairview
The piece reports on telegraphic cable rates between New York and Paris and describes recent improvements in direct circuit transmission. It also lists the Fairview Corn club election results with officers named and two health clinic items noting births and local city health prices.
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New York
Bollevare
Sles
Ths Castle Company
Fairview Corn Club
Ne Gresdes Peer
Local grocers promote Coppert products in Lafyrence sale
Advertisements note Cooper Refining Company products featured tomorrow at Gorn Products Day. Several grocers including Spick and Span Market Edmonts Grocery and Hunter Brothers list specials on the daily page. Manufacturers push a drive highlighting fused can materials and farm ads.
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Lafyrence
Ferqvery
Cor. Feadnets Refining Company
Gorn
Hunter Hrothers
Maézachusett
Edmonts
Bassachusetts
New Marland Service Station Opens in Lawrence
A new Marland service station opens today at Ninth and Indiana streets in Lawrence after a month of construction. The red brick building with white stone trim is described as attractive. Each customer receiving a full tank will get a two quart can of meter oil as a bonus. The station increases Marland’s local presence to three stations including Pleasant Grove and Law One Star. Russell Cooper named manager of the new station. Owens, Marland manager, led prior expansion since joining in 1924 and continuing after the Derby Oil buyout in 1926.
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Ninth
Indiana
Lawrence
Uday
Tso
Grove
Law
Owens
Marland
Nessess
Laprence
Derby 611
Mar[Tasia, Oil) Company
Hisrade
Russell Cooper
Ney Lstation
Artificial sunlight debate shadows miners'
Sir George Berry argues for artificial light in miners baths to extend exposure to sunlight and claims it could aid health and productivity. He contends government action is needed to allow minors to receive this treatment despite current restrictions.
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George
Tragic Gunman Kills Self After Farm Siege
In Teveland North Dakota May, a 50 year old Hastings man who shot his neighbor dead and seriously wounded the neighbor’s 16 year old son died by his own hand early today in his granary as a posse including about fifteen National Guard members closed in on the farm. The assailant fired into the air then shot himself through the head.
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Teveland
North Dakota
Hastings
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National Guard
The
Porte
Anderson Slate Against Sooners in Big 12 Clash
Kansas University and Oklahoma University Sooners face off at Stadium field as lineups and positions shift. The article notes Andy Anderson on the mound for KU, HeisWind, Mancy, Chalfont, Livingston, and Culp among key players, with changing infield and outfield duties and Culp’s arm praised.
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Andy” Anderson
Kansas University
Oklahoma University Sooners
Stadium Field
Burns
Kansas
Comets
Emer
Jing
Wallibe
K.U
Nal Flelfer
Terigirden
Bob
Mancy
Capain Livingston
And
Chalfont
Hell
Lony
Livingston
Bunn
Missouri Valley
Kriechhaus
Rf Tihatfont
Kraeinsc
Helsland
Anderson
Granted Year's Leave For Art Professor at Kansas University
Professor Allert Cepfton, of ill and artistic drama at Kansas University, has obtained a leave of absence and will be away next year touring with his wife. Substitutes for the dramatic art department have not been announced. Hesper 4-H Baking Club to Meet.
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Kansas Utiversity
willJbe
Crafton
He University
Europe
Peleasile Baking Club
Aerial Hoists Shorten Travel Hours in Alps
AP reports Mont Blanc lift sections operate easing ascent. Two aerial inclined lines now up toward Chamonix with another line planned from herb to Plonne. Journeys that took hours on foot are reduced to minutes. Passenger cars for fiftyfive travelers are lifted by cables over towering steel structures.
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Mar
Alps
Mont Blanc
Herp
Plonnea
Japan's youth drink law violations rise in 1926
Tokyo reports by the Home Department show 24,973 youths aged under eighteen were found guilty of violating Japan's liquor law in 1926. Magistrates imposed small fines rather than jail terms, reflecting lax enforcement. The report notes that many youths did not carry flasks and paid little heed to the dry law despite the age limit.
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Tokyo
Japan
Nolice Joureno
Home Department
Death by own action ends man hunt in Redfield
In Redfield South Dakota May 13 an alleged bootlegger Walter Chrisman shot himself during a manhunt after wounding two officers who were trying to arrest him. He died as officers closed in and had killed a person earlier. The event disrupted officials and left Mrs Harry Reding in Dayton Ohio awaiting news.
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Harry” Reding
Dayton
Ohio
Schnacke
Trial for Ray Maher reported in Stockton court
A crowded Stockton Kansas courtroom heard the Ray Maher murder trial related to the death of William Bedard near Plainville on May 30. County Attorney Hinemg stated blood-like stains on Maher’s coat and sleeve after Bedard’s shooting were not yet analytically proven due to insufficient samples. Governor’s liaison and state letters remained under seal with no immediate announcements.
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Stockton
Kan
Ray Maher
William
Bud) Bedard
Plainyville
Hinemhg
Ray
Maher
Bedard
Sai
Bécaus
Personal notes from Lawrence and area Ohio trip updates
Miss Maurine Morley departed after visiting friends in Lawrence for Athens Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Frank May returned to Lawrence after wintering in California and stay with Mrs. May's mother Mrs. J Nibargo. Telitha Newton recovers well from appendix operation at Memorial Hospital. Professor T A Larremore travels to Chicago with his mother for her home run.
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Maurine “Morley
Lawrence
Athens
Ohio
Frank
California
May
Nibargor
T. A. Larremore
Will. Goas
Chicago
Wilbur’ Larremore
York - OM
Windmills Deterioration Shrinks Holland’s Historic Turbines
A damaged report notes that about half of Holland’s famed windmills have been destroyed or removed over the past four years, reducing the count from 3,604 to 4,978. The losses reflect costly upkeep and modernization pressures affecting heritage machines.
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Amsterdam
Hollarid
Damaged Wire Causes Power Switch Repeated Failures
Dorothy Mackaye testifies in Los Angeles on May 13 in the trial of Paul Kelly for the murder of her husband. She says she heard Raymond order Kelly from their home and denies hearing that the order was due to Kelly's love for Mrs. Raymond.
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Hall of Justice
Los Angeles
Dorothy Mackaye
Sir Ray
Raymond
Paul Kelly
Murtder
Kelly
Rayman
Mrs. Raymond
Lecompton High School Notes Summary
Lecompton High School notes cover a busy period with alumni Wyane from Bike University presenting to students, plans for the Keaningal Junior Senior bureau event in the high school gym on Friday, and a Girl Reserves program with refreshments. Measles absences affect freshmen and sophomores while semester exams loom. Graduation speaker Prof. Ebright of Baker University and Rev. Gray will address seniors. Community events include a Mothers Day meeting, decoration planning, and a praise for local fruit tree care efforts.
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Bike University
College Tife
Thirst Mathers
Foyle
Phe
Grace Gray
Raee
Shiel
Ewoto State Meet and Kilpatrick Paulius Representation
The article notes Lowell Trueblood and Pa tius representing their school at the state meet, with Paulius pushing the javelin and aim to beat prior marks set at the University of Kansas meet. It mentions church conference opportunities and enthusiasm among supporters. Basil Green awarded contract to construct Kappa Kappa Gamma security house, related repairs and a planned Phi Gamma home.
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Kappa
Basil Green
Kappa Kappa Gama
Renmady Phu
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