Rural Districts Hire Teachers Across Douglas County
Most rural schools in Douglas county employed teachers for the upcoming year though several districts have not yet completed lists. The document lists teachers by school and includes Baldwin Elementary and High, Vinland High, and multiple rural locales with staff names and principals where specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Glenn, Colyer, Jones
Greenwood Valley
Baldwin
Vinland High School
Approval of Alien Control Order Moves Fast Through House
A special House committee unanimously backs a Roosevelt plan to transfer the immigration service from the Labor Department to the Justice Department. The move aims to enable rapid handling of undesirable aliens and could take effect ten days after final passage and presidential signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Roosevelt
Immigration Service
Labor Department
Justice Department
Congress
Special Government Reorganization Committee
Representativee Pochran
D-Mo
Senate
Warren
D-N.c
United States Opinion Rising Says Alfred Duff Cooper
Alfred Duff Cooper says opinion in the United States is rising and U S involvement will be decided by Americans. He spoke at an English Speaking Union luncheon after a U S lecture tour, warning that danger tests friendship and the country faces fearsome peril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Alfred Duff Cooper
London
United States
Alfred Duff Cooner
Duff Cooper
Four KU students audition before Stokowski for youth orchestra
Four University of Kansas students face final auditions in Kansas City before Leopold Stokowski for the All American Youth Orchestra. Contestants include Jean Klussman of Topeka Robert Jenkins of Humboldt Nebraska and Bruce Thomas and Robert Forman of Kansas City. Final selections grant paid rehearsals in Washington and a contracted South American tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopold Stokowski
Municipal Auditorium
Kansas City
all-American Youth Orchestra
NYA
Jean Klussman
Topeka
Robert Jenkins
Humboldt
Neb
Bruce Thomas
Robert Forman
Stokowski
Washington, D. C
Gas Showing Found At Charles Wise Farm Well
A gas showing, not large enough for commercial use, was reported at the oil test-well on the Charles Wise farm northeast of town. Gas at the 600 foot level was cased off and the well continues drilling. Estimated gas flow is 65 000 cubic feet per day and mirrors levels seen in nearby Six Corners and Mackey neighborhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wise
Six Corners
Mackey i
Civil War Veteran S Chapman Dies at 92
Read the Journal-World classifieds page for bargains notes. CP W Toneka reports 92 year old S Chapman, a Civil War veteran who marched with Sherman's army to the sea, died yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Toneka
W. S. Chapman
Sea
Journal-World
Alumni Place fund drive at K U reaches sixty one dollars
Donn Mosser announces a $61 house to house drive for Alumni Place furnishings at KU. A year earlier Mrs Esterly donated brooms for the dormitory rehab while plans for a piano depend on funds. Iris blooms dress the campus as a new Sig Alpha tennis court rises behind the house. Coed songbirds face a 12 am curfew, causing earlier fraternity house serenades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sig Alpha
Alumni Place
Donn Mosser
Lawrence
Oro
C. E. Esterly
Sig. Alph
Elizabeth Meguiar
Alpha‘ Chis
Pi Phis
Gamma Phis
Doan's Pills Aid Troubled Kidneys Say Sufferers
Many sufferers relieve nagging backache quickly when they learn the real cause is tired kidneys. Dean's Pills are promoted as a 40 year effective remedy used by millions to flush waste from the blood and ease symptoms like backache, nocturnal urination, swelling and dizziness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Doan
Campus Recreation and Annual Meetings Report
Faculty and students of the department of physical education enjoyed recreational activities yesterday afternoon in Fowler grove and the gym lawn including volley ball shuffleboard croquet and games before the annual picnic. R O T C boys held their annual barbecue at the stadium with a large feast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Physical Education
Fowler Grove
R.O.T.C
Jayhawker yearbook contributors plan Sigma Kappa reunion
Thirteen Sigma Kappa sorority members who graduated in 1930 will host a 10th anniversary celebration at the sorority house during University commencement activities. Attendees will travel from California and Texas, including Mrs. R. S. Bailey Garden City, Mrs. Charles Bounds El Paso, Clara Ellene Bradford El Paso, Mrs. William Groneves Kansas City, Mrs. Franklin Hull Laguna Beach, and Mrs. Charles A. Jones St. Joseph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Kappa Sorority
California
Texas
R. S. Bailey
Garden City
Charles Bounds
el Paso
Tex
Clara Ellene Bradford
Kansas City
William Groneves
Laguna Beach
Calif
Franklin Hull
St. Joseph
Charles A. Jones
Twelve Kansas University students to perform organ concert
Miss Grace Kiel and others listed as event participants will attend a Monday night organ concert at 8 in Frank Stronghall auditorium. Charles Sanford Skilton and Laurel Everette Anderson lead the program featuring original compositions for piano violin cello string quartet woodwind ensemble and a four voice chorus performed by student instrumentalists and soloists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sanford Skilton
Laurel Everette Anderson
Auditrium
Frank Stronghall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lake View
Crystal Gabhart
Spring Creek
Betty Kersley
Stony Point
Lena
Milburn
Weybright
Eunice O’brien
Hesper
Veda Stanton
Number
Ross Clayton
Hopewell
Margie Howell
Sigel
Mary Sanford
Black Jack
Catherine Wise
Oakdale
Agnes Stevens
Kaw Valley
Coila Thurber
Rock Creek
Evelyn Latas
Pleasant Valley
Argel Cochran
Kanwaka
Margaret Fritzel
Franklin
Sara M. Glenn
Baldwin High
L. L. Thompson
Nannie Gander
Anna Moore
Ethel M. Watkins
William Rice
William V. Potts
Phebe Gates
F.M. Copeland
Baldwin Grade
Ethel Murray
Anna E. Lewis
Frances Bailey
Jessie K. Fenton
Katherine Kelley
Georgia Caskey
Florence H. Strong
Cainie W. Steele
Enterprise
Marlee Fishburn
Young
W. B. Stauffer
Barker
Irma Kahle
Fairview
Catherine Booth
Washington Creek
Mary Sparks
Globe
Bernice Baker
Clinton
Myrle Reilly
Old Belvoir
Edith Moses
Apple Pie
Ella Wedgerd
Eudora Grade
F. G. Nichols
Mary M. Miller
Margaret Colman
Ruth Wilson
Blue Mound
Frieda Cowles
Agnes Skolout
Bloomington
Ruth Patterson
Twin Mound
Betty Hammond
Gnion
Grace Benton
Mound
Jackquelean Steele
Aecompton Grade
Henry G. Wendland
Gladys M. Bond
Ruth Sawyer
Helen Norwood
Vespertine
O. C. Tharp
Pleasant Grove
Alvena Brecheisen
Nora Vitt
Yarnold
Clarence
India
Pauline Garnet
Prospect
Ruth/Roche
Harmony
Fay Hagerman
Clearfield
Clara Randel
West Fairview
Roberta Swearingen
White
Gertie Deay
Midland
Ethel Deay
Oak Ridge
Fay Brown
Central
Katherine Brass
Adaline
Marzella Dwyer
Columbia
Frieda Rothchild
Crowder
Rosemary Scheier
Winter
Ruth Bertschinger
Farmland
Lorene Deckwa
Big Springs
Anna Whittington
Range Line
Florence Robbins
Independence
Margaret Baker
Excelsior
Nadine Carpenter
Bismarck
Mildred Wilson
Barber
Mabel McNeen
Mildred Ross
Belvoir
Alta Starit
Centennial
Mabel Price
Weaver
Prairie City
Marian Mad
Vinland Rural High
William Knox
Basil Covey
Eldora Rural High
C. L. Ruthrauff
Roberta Mitchell
Helen L. Talbert
Herbert W. Knipp
Maurice L. Mariner
Gardner Sellers
Lecompton Rural High
H. L. Paslay
Vernon G. Hayes
Loda
SSN
Arlea Summers
Daisy E.air
F.D.R
Jump Borup
Minn
R. Million
Lawrence Business College
K. U
Olin Templin
Endowment Association
Templin
Birger Sandzen
L.L.L
School of Law
INNS
Maygar Ruben
Jake
Firestone
Tessesa
Snane Seeee
Richard Crooke
Margaret See
Cha
Red
Ampion
New York World
Feir
F. J. Moreau
Jayhawker
Detroit
Dodge
Ransdell- Skinner Motor Company
Grace Kiel
Billy K. Lowe
Nelson Neely
Marcel Rich
FE. C. Schroeder
Leavenworth
G. Sontheimer
Macon
Hazel Anderson
Lastex
Hanes
Hanes Crotch
P. H. Hanes Knitting Company
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Wolfson
Sargon
CROWN
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