Journalists Gather to Honor Malott at KU Banquet
Deane Waldo Malott former student journalist and Kansas University chancellor was feted by Kansas editors and Sigma Delta Chi. William Allen White served as toastmaster and praised his leadership. Malott urged constructive programs for Sigma Delta Chi and emphasized education as fostering independent thinking and practical wisdom amid changing times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deane Waldo Malott
Harvardusiness School
University of Kansas
Kansas
Sigma Delta Chi
William Allen White
Emporia
White
Kansan
Malott
Union
Ross‘Robertson
Otto Kiehl
Harry Hill
Harry Patton
Don Clinger
Deane W. Malott
Law rence Masons to Attend District School in Topeka
Lawrence chapter 4 Royale Arch Masons and district officers will attend a two-session district school of instruction in Topeka on Friday with start times at 2 and 7 15 pm. District Lodges include Topeka Oskaloosa Manhattan Wamego Holton Burlingame and Overbrook. Kenneth N. Pomeroy will lead the sessions with grand officers Lynn R. Broderick Elmer F. Strain Harvey C. Davis among those present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Royale Arch Masons
Topeka
Oskaloosa
Manhattan
Wamego
Holton
Burlingame
Overbrook
Kenneth N. Pomeroy
Lynn R. Broderick
Marysville
Elmer F. Strain
Harvey C. Davis
Anthony
Frederic N. Raymond
H. P
George H. Ansdell
Isaiah F. Eberhart
Harry B. Sparks
Oscar J. Lane
Verne M. Smith
C. H
Guy Young
C. Franklin Cliff
R A. C
Frank O. Anderson
William P. Kopp
Clarence S. Edmonds
William H. Eastman
Kansas State College to Confer Degrees for 649 Spring Grads
Kansas State college will award degrees this spring to 617 seniors and 32 graduate students. Commencement exercises will be held in Memorial Stadium May 2. Charles Warren Yeood, editor of The Retail Lumberman, will return for his degree in industrial journalism.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State College
Memorial Stadium
Charles Warren Yee Ood
Kansas City
Bargains on the Journal World Classified Page
The Journal World lists multiple bargain ads across categories. Readers can find reduced prices on household goods, appliances, furniture, and miscellaneous items. Deals include limited-time offers and special sale dates at local outlets and private sellers.
Havenhill Honored At 40 Years In Pharmacy
Prof. L D Havenhill dean of the University of Kansas school of pharmacy will be guest of honor at a dinner marking his 40 years as teacher. He retires as dean at year end and remains half time next year as professor. The event at Memorial Union begins 6 15 with toastmaster F B Davies and speakers from each decade and Kansas board of pharmacy. More than 200 alumni students and faculty are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.D. Havenhill
School of Pharmacy
University of Kansas
Dean Havenhill
U. S. Department of Agriculture
University
L. BB. Sayre
F. B. Davies
Memorial Union
W. F. Sprague
Fredonia
Kansas Pharmaceutical Association
Gene Cook
Iola
Kansas Board of Pharmacy
R. L. Sanford
Enid
Okla
Charles C. Cramer
Gardner
Roy Howerton
Sedalia
Rain, delays, and notes from Lawrence on a busy weekend
Lawrence reports nearly four inches of rain from Friday to Saturday with 3.93 inches recorded by Prof. C. J. Posey. Gov. Payne Ratner canceled his Liberty Memorial appearance, promising a fall visit. Local chatter mentions a German exchange scholar Die trich Zwicker likely in the Nazi air force, and editor William Allen White recounts Walt Mason's poems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
C. J. Posey
Dietrich Zwicker
France
E.U
Zwicker
Air Corps
United States
Walt Mason
Emporia Gazette
Journal-World
William Allen White
Chinese War Relief Fund closes with 614.70 total
J R Holmes announces the relief drive raised 214.70 downtown and 400 from the University of Kansas for a final total of 614.70. He thanks Mrs. E Dooley Y M C A secretary John J O Moore Dr T Z Koo speaker John Brand Hermina Zipple Haskell girls and others for their efforts. Medical aid for China noted in final downtown report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Holmes
University of Kansas
Holmes
E. Dooley
John J. O. Moore
T. Z. Koo
John Brand
Hermina Zipple
Union Building
Haskell
Poehler
Business Men’s Credit’ Exchange
Lawrence Business College
China
New Defense Bill Rush Ed to Senate Amid War Talk
Senate debates defense measures with leaders from Mor genthau Woodring and Hinckley urging cooperation with industry. Lindbergh warns against meddling in Europe while Army and Navy bills seek White House approval by June. Arnold cites aircraft output rising from 340 to 800 monthly this summer, potential 1 248 by December as allies order American planes. Douglas Aircraft reports 50 million dollars worth of attack bombers ordered by Anglo-French mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Europe
Senate Appropriations Committee
White House
George
D-Ga
Connally
D-Tex
House Naval Committee
H. H. Arnold
Army Air Corps
Douglas Aircraft Company
Santa Monica
Calif
Deaths and Funerals John M Carnahan 87
John M Carnahan 87 died yesterday at his Baldwin home. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 3 30 PM at Barnett Funeral Home Baldwin conducted by Rev Dr James S Chubb with Rev Willis Warner assisting. Burial in Oakwood Cemetery. Survived by three daughters Mrs Oliver Price Miss Bernice Carnahan and Mrs W W Whitted all of Baldwin and one son Lynn K Carnahan Kansas City Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Carnahan
Baldwin
Barnett
James S. Chubb
Willis Warner
Oakwood Cemetery
Oliver Price
Bernice Carnahan
W. W. Whitted
Lynn K. Carnahan
Kansas City
Death notices Emma Kalb 89 Baldwin area
Mrs Emma Kalb aged 89 died at her Baldwin area home after a three week illness. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 2 30 PM from the First Methodist church in Baldwin with Rev Dr James S Chubb officiating. Burial will follow at Oakwood cemetery. She is survived by five sons Elmer Kalb Melvern Floyd Kalb Howard Kalb Arthur Kalb all of Baldwin and three daughters Mrs Ceciel Coleman Farragut Ia Mrs Arthur Hammond Vinland and Emiel Rosier Nebraska City Neb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Kalb
Baldwin
First Methodist Church
Jamess. Chubb
Oakwood Cemetery
Elmer Kalb
Melvern
Floyd Kalb
Black Jack
Charles A. Kalb
Howard Kalb
Arthur Kalb
Ceciel Coleman
Farragut
Arthur Hammond
Vinland
Emiel Rosier
Nebraska City
Neb
Eudora Youth Found Wounded in Car Near Ranch
David Slaughter, 16, of Eudora, found in a car with a rifle between his knees suffering a gunshot wound to the neck. He was rushed to Memorial hospital in grave condition. the bullet pierced his forearm and neck, lodging near a vertebra, leaving him paralyzed from the hips. Slaughter had been staying with his grandparents and may have accidentally discharged the gun while reaching for a pocket in the car door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Slaughter
Eudora
Memorial Hospital
Zephyr Ranch
Lee Colman
Colmans
Slaughter
Floyd Page
Ralph Wickman
Mrs
D. E. Brunk
Haskell Commencement Exercises Tonight at Institute
Supt. Gabe E. Parker of the Winnebago Indian reservation will speak at Haskell Institute commencement exercises tonight at 7 p.m. in the school auditorium. Alumni-senior dinner and band concert occurred earlier. A baseball game with Rockhurst was listed for 3 p.m. with the alumni-senior ball to follow at 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabe E. Parker
Winnebago, Neb
Haskell Institute
Curtis Hall
Rockhurst
Bituminous Coal Act Upheld by Supreme Court
May 20. The 1937 national bituminous coal act to stabilize the industry by fixing minimum prices and regulating marketing was held constitutional today by the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Ratner to Address Grain Dealers in Topeka Banquet
Gov. Payne Ratner will speak tomorrow night at the Kansas grain dealers annual banquet in Topeka. Event gathers grain industry leaders and association members for remarks and discussion.
More Rain on the Way From Topeka Weather Update
Weather forecast from Topeka predicts more rain and thunderstorms across Kansas as a low pressure system moves east. Scattered showers expected this afternoon with cooler highs near 80 in the east and south and 75 in the northwest, followed by 60 to 65 degrees tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
S. D. Flora
Flora
Colorado
Goodland
Luncheon at Haskell Alumni Event Highlights Past Leaders
The Curtis dining hall at Haskell Institute hosted the annual senior alumni lunch with Superintendent G Warren Spaulding welcoming alumni, former faculty, and guests. Music by Al Du Cept and his orchestra plus the Senior Glee Club, with toastmaster Clifford E Bowen introducing honored guests. A senior alumni dance followed in Tecumseh hall with Clyde Bysom and his orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
Haskell Institute
G.warren Spaulding
al du Cept
Clarence Powless
Glee Club
Hazel Wilcox
Clifford E. Bowen
Shom
H. B. Peakrs
Indian Service
Haskell
Wenrich
C. E. Birch
Commercial Department
Lawrence
George Shawnee
Charles Y. Rummage
Josephine Hilton
Tecumseh Hall
Alumans
Clyde Bysom
Bees hammer Reds as Lopez and Rowell pace 13–4 win
Boston Bees rout Cincinnati 13 to 4, four pitchers used, Al Lopez and Bama Rowell homered for Boston. Other MLB action includes Melton’s six hitter shutout of St Louis and Cubs outslugging Dodgers 6–4 with 18 hits and a Babe Phelps three run homer.
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Boston
Boston Bees
Cincinnati
al Lopez
Bama Rowell
Bees
Thompson
Fiutchins
Barrett
Vandermeer
Riddle
Berehegah Baker
Errick
Chicago Cubs
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Cubs
Altho
Babe Phelps
Bill Lee
Chicago
Lee
Raffensberger
French
Todd
Casey
Tamulis
Kimball
Hamlin
Phelps
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
M. Brown
Lanning
Berres
Pearson
Small
Hoerst
Atwood
New York
Cleveland
Chandler
Hadley and Rosar
Dickey
Smith and Hemsley
Dedicatory Tonight for Salvation Army Building
Dean Paul B. Lawson of the University of Kansas will deliver the dedicatory address at 7 45 this evening for the remodeled Salvation Army building. Veterans of Foreign Wars will present the American flag and the Business and Professional Women's Club will present the Salvation Army flag. Mayor B. Russell and Lawrence Chamber of Commerce reps will greet attendees. A vocal duet will be performed by Mrs. George Lowman and Mrs. H W Craig with Miss Agnes Evans. Miss Katherine Godfredson spoke on Private Welfare Agencies at the officers councils meeting. A 30 piece band will perform from 7 30 to 7 45 prior to the service. At 10 30 tonight 70 Salvation Army members will hold an open air service at Eighth and Massachusetts. Tomorrow evening The Crown of Thorns, a benefit play, will be at 7 30 in the Junior high auditorium with Salvation Army officers in the cast. Proceeds will aid Boy Scouts and Girl Guards attending camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul B. Lawson
College of Liberal Arts
K. U
Salvation Army
Business and Professional Women’s Club
B. Russell
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
George Lowman
H. W. Craig
Agnes Evans
Katherine Godfredson
State Department of Social Welfare
Eighth
Massachusetts
Crown of Thorns
Prococols
Boy Scouts
Girl Guards
Soroptimist Club Installations Highlight Lawrence Banquet
Members from Topeka Wichita Kansas City and St. Louis attended a Saturday night installation banquet in the Colonial Tea Room in Lawrence. Marie Robinson Abels was installed as president with officers Camilla Maichel Edith M Schober and others. Dr James Chubb and Mrs Elizabeth Pittilla spoke on democracy and Soroptimism. Chancellor Deane W Malott and civic leaders offered greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Wichita
Kansas City
St. Louis
Lawrence
Colonial Tea Room
Marie Robinson Abels
Harriet Magruder Bingham
Camilla Maichel
Georgiana Graves
Lillian Constant
Mildred Watson
Cora Sams
Edith M. Schober
American Federation of Soroptimist Clubs
Alice Steele
James Chubb
First Methodist Church
Baldwin
Elizabeth ‘Pittilla
Deane W. Malott
Bingham
George Hedrick
John Andrews
J. M. Mott
W. H. Schoene
Ruben Fox
Halzel Anderson
Marion Hume
Final Westminster A Cappella Choir Concert Draws Large Crowd
The Westminster A Cappella choir directed by Dean D. M. Swarthout sang eleven unaccompanied pieces at First Presbyterian Church. Minerva Davis and Dorothy Allen soloed, with standout performances of Bach Now Shall the Grace and Poulenc Tenebrae factae sunt. The program ends with a final concert next Sunday at First Baptist Church in Kansas City and a morning service on June 9 featuring past repertoire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Westminster A Cappella
Dean D. M. Swarthout
Minerva Davis
Gretchaninoff
Dorothy Allen
Poulenc
First Baptist Church
Kansas City
Kansas Missouri Double Header Set For Tomorrow Afternoon
Kansas and Missouri schedule a double header tomorrow starting at 2 30. Coach Mike Getto announced the game. Kansas led Missouri 1 to 0 in the first half of the first game. Battery details list Miles Sullivan for Kansas and Dugan Cadwalader for Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Missouri
Mike Getto
K.U
M.A
Miles and Sullivan
Dugan
Cadwalader
White to Defend by Aiding Allies
Kansas editor William Allen White organizes a national committee to defend America by aiding the allies with economic and moral support. Nearly 53 prominent Americans join, including Henry L. Stimson and Herbert Lehman, urging full lawful aid to the Allies amid growing war tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kansas
William Allen White
America
James L. McDevitt
Pennsylvania Federation of Labor
Hitler
Emporia
William Alen White
Committee For American Defense
Henry L. Stimson
Iormer
Hoover
Frank Knox
Chicago
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Herbert Lehman
White
Congress
Ernest M. Hopkins
Dartmouth College
Hanover
N. H
Robert Watt
American Federation of Labor
Fred A. Kirchwey
the Nation
New York City
William T. Manning
Episcopal
Reinhold Neibuhr
Union Theological Seminary
Samuel Seabury
George E. Vincent
Community Chests and Councils
Harry Woodburn
Chase
New York University
James W. Gerard
Germany
Sidney B. Hall
Richmond
Roswell G. Ham
Mount Hoboke College
Stephen Keller
Minneapolis
Minn
Frank L. Polk
Wilson
Grover C. Hall
Montgomery Advertiser
Henry W. Hobson
Cincinnati
Alexander Mann
Pittsburgh
James Truslow Adams
Robert E. Sherwood
Philip Marshall Brown
Washington, D.C
John Temple Graves
Birmingham
Ala
William Yandell Elliott
Harvard University
Cambridge
Mass
John W. Frazer
Mobile
Samuel R. Guard
Breeders Gazette
Oscar Leher
Baltimore
James M. Maxon
Tennessee
Gene Tunney
Edwin Embree
Rosenthall Foundation
Theodore Marburg
Miriam Hopkins
Hollywood
William N. Clayton
Houston
Tex
Anita McCormick Blaine
Harry Best
University of Kentucky
Evans Clark
Twentieth Century Fund
Frederic Coudert
Samuel A. Eliot
Arlington Street Church
Boston
William P. Ladd
Berkeley Divinity School
Yale
William J. Schiefferlin
James T. Shotwell
Charles A. Webb
the Times
Asheville
N. C
Allen D. Albert
Rotary International
Paris
Ill
Lindsey Rogers
Rollen Benedict
Sioux Falls
S. D
Clifton M. Utley
Chicago Council of Foreign Relations
Mary E. Woolley
Mount Holyoke College
Quincy Wright
University of Chicago
Lemon Juice Remedy for Rheumatic Pain
Simple home recipe using Ru Ex Compound mixed with water and lemon juice promises relief from rheumatic or neuritis pain within 48 hours or overnight. If pain persists the product costs nothing to try. Sold by Round Corner Drug Co and other drug stores.
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Round Corner Drug Co
Pentecostal Revival at Nineteenth and Tennessee Streets
A Pentecostal revival will be held all week in the church located at Nineteenth and Tennessee streets, inviting community members to attend services and participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineteenth
Tennessee Streets
Editors Quiz Malott On Team Prospects
Chancellor Malott faced questions on Kansas University football prospects at a Sigma Delta Chi banquet. He pledged a better team next year as editors at the Emporia event pressed for forecasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malott
Landon Opposes Intangible Coalition to Weaken Republicans
Alf Landon, in Topeka before a Washington trip and a Roosevelt luncheon, denounced any plan for an intangible coalition that would reduce party responsibility. He urged maintaining two party vitality and unity, warning against hysteria and urging the opposition to stay constructive until the November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Washington
Roosevelt
Alf M. Landon
Republian
Europe
Landon
Local Social Notes From Corliss Area
CORLISS residents report visits and guestings as families spend weekends with kin. Mrs. W. H. Dent and Mrs. Ruth Hedrick travel to Kansas City for an outing and family time. Scovills rent Ocean Lake farm east of Corliss while the Huff farm home is rented to Wayne Turner. Cedar Junction school notes mention Pansy Penner and two graduates, Robert Kramsch and Richard Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Dent
Robert Turner
J. G.clark
Linwood
F. D. Scovill
Ocean Lake Farm
Corliss
Joe Fisher
Bill Bennett
R. Penner
Teland
Kansas City
Ruth Hedrick
C. L. Frisbie
Bob Hedrick
Linnie
Buss” Hedrick
Union Pacific Railroad
Mary
Kitty
Nora LeSueur
Olathe
Jasper LeSueur
Cedar Junction School
Pansy Penner
DeSoto School
Penner
Robert Kramsch
Richard Turner
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Havenhill
Payne Ratner
Liberty Memorial High School
Eudora Road
Tonganoxie Lake
Kaw Valley
Ottawa
Chamber of Commerce
Scensic
Pleasant Hour Club
E. H. Hollands
Mervyn A. Anderson
Bettie Shaw
Helen Shaw
J. L. Howe
T. Parker
Agreeees
Senate
P. L. Devi~orse
Centralia
Horton
Leavenworth
Lebo
Garnett
Eureka
Fort Scott
Independence
Columbus
Haneover
Ellis
Russell
Salina
Herington
Geneseo
McPherson
Florence
Larned
Hutchinson
Pratt
Winfield
Scott City
Ness City
Dodge City
Sublette
Ashland
Dean Paul Lawson
Salvation Army Service
Lawrence Book Nook
McGrew-Peck Inv. Co
Battenfeld Hall
Fourteenth
Tennessee Street
Mary Neustifter
Don Dixon
Hugh Bruner
School of Business
Bruner
Sachem
AIR Cantanu
TE Eyerm
Ns Ambulance Service
Schulz
Oru
Kidsn
Lahey
Veere
Royu
Lawrence Theater
Whawers
W. N. WilccOx
Ark
Bernard Grace
P. O. Box
Mra. M. Zimmerman
NSU
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