Group opposes hazing at University of Kansas
Five students met Chancellor E. H. Lindley to denounce freshmen paddlings and the pot ritual on campus. They said the student council ignored a fall petition. Lindley urged building broad student support and referred them to the council, which has power to resolve hazing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Lindley
University of Kansas
Harold Gregg
William Kester
Lawrence
Bob Thorpe
Wichita
Kermit Goodger
Belleville
Otis Brubaker
Falfurrias
Tex
Lindley
Board of Regents
K. Club
Lettermen
R. I. Canuteson
Student Health Service
Watkins Hospital
Canuteson
Aso
Prisoner at the Bar drama to be staged by local church union
The union service of the church and Anti-Saloon League will host a 7:45 pm Sunday at First Christian Church featuring Prisoner at the Bar by George Y. Hammond with Lawrence participants. Rev. Huffman and Rev. Hunt portray Judge Forsythe and prosecuting attorney. Cast includes Rev. Slaughter, Larry Leigh, Ed McCain, R. McFarland, Mrs. Sylvia Walker, Mrs. Hall, Jane Eby, Dorothy Jones, and Mr. Hammond. Evening continues with a choir concert and memorial observances for church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti- Saloon League
First Christian Church
George Y. Hammond
Lawrence
Herbert Huffman
Forsythe
Robert A. Hunt
Attornney
Seth W. Slaughter
Larry Leigh
Ed McCain
R. McFarland
Sylvia Walker
Blanche Sams
Wilma Stoner
Lester
Miss Sams
Eight KU men to be initiated into Scabbard and Blade
Scabbard and Blade at the University of Kansas will initiate eight Lawrence men Monday May 28. They are national guard officers or hold reserve commissions. Names include Lt Col Lyle S Powell Major H E Roy Major Sam A Mckhone Capt Sam Moyer Capt Wayne Allphin Capt G A Gorrill Capt R C Moore and Capt E C Ayer. Captain Ayer is the regular army officer attached to Lawrence national guard units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Lawrence
National Guard
R.O.T.C
K. U
Lyle S. Powell
H. E. Roy
Sama. Mckhone
Sam Moyer
Wayne Allphin
G. A. Gorrill
R. C. Moore
E. C. Ayer
Ayer
Lawrence National
Test Your Knowledge Classified Clue Quiz Items
A scrambled quiz listing seven questions from a classified section. Questions cover Ursa Major meaning, Nuremberg’s German state, definition of an ocelot, who said There’s something rotten in Denmark, definition of flotsam, abbreviation 2MS, official name of Uruguay, haemoglobin, sister of Emperor Augustus and wife of Marcus Antonius, and author of The Lost World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuremberg
Denmark
Uruguay
Augustus
Marcus Antonius
iLost
New Deal Policies Are Assailed by Arthur Hyde
Arthur M Hyde former Missouri governor and Hoover era secretary of agriculture urged Missouri Republicans to oppose Roosevelt era programs. Speaking at a May 26 rally in Kansas City he warned American liberties are at risk from a national administration and urged defense of institutions. He criticized unbalanced budgets rubber dollars and chaotic money policy and urged informed opposition to any forced reorganization of social political and economic systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Roosevelt
Republican Party of
Missouri
Arthur M. Hyde
Agriculture
Hoover
Republican Party
Completes His First Year At Naval Academy
Clifford Messenheimer of Lawrence reports completing his first academic year at the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis. He prepares for a practice cruise starting June 1 visiting Plymouth Villa Franche Naples Gibraltar and Hampton Roads with several days at each port and plans to return to Annapolis by August 26 then proceed to Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Messenheimer
Lawrence
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Plymouth
Villa Franche
Naples
Gibraltar
Hampton Roads
Clifford
Poetic Knight of KU Celebrates Birthday With Verse
KU student poet Bob Lamar marks his twentieth birthday with a Kipling inspired ode urging classmates to stay awake in lectures and endure dull notes. The piece appears in a campus context among oddities and jokes from fraternity life at Memorial Union. Also notes jazz concert by Dick Mills and a ceremonial Sachem initiation near the stadium with prankish crowd participation. Sigma Chi garden party elicits praise for clear weather and late-night revelry. The Lawrence Sunday Forum set for afternoon at St Luke's church. Classified ad pitch for Journal World reaches renters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Lamar
K. U
Phissis
Rudyard Kipling
Orwin Rutledge
Memorial Union
Topeka Chamber of Commerce
Dick, Mills
Colorado
Bill Phipps
MISS CRAGUN IN RECITAL AT UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
Miss Rosalind Cragun a Kansas senior in public school music will give a piano recital tomorrow at 3 PM in the Administration auditorium. She studies with Professor Roy Underwood and is joined by soprano Miss Maxine Roche. The program includes Bach Brahms Mozart and Enesco pieces with Underwood pairing on second piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalind Cragun
University of Kansas
Cragun
Roy Underwood
Maxine Roche
Tarantella
Brahms Bach Wilma
Sternbeck
Mr. Underwood
Lawrence
Last Talk Of Series On Crime Prevention At Unitarian Forum
George Melvin, legislator and attorney, will conclude the series with a discussion on Crime and Crime Prevention. He speaks on The Case for the Defense at 10 a.m. tomorrow at the Forum of the Unitarian church Tyrelfth and Vermont. Memorial Day service follows at 11 a.m. with minister Charles A. Engvail on Lest We Forget the Living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Melvin
Unitarian Church
Tyrelfth
Vermont
Charles A. Engvail
Rolland Maddox
Mendelssohn
Alice Moncrieff
Keith Davis
Mr. Maddox
W. F. Sudds
William Howie
Promethean Club
John MacKinnon
Wichita Unitarian Church
MARRIES A FILM STAR IN SURPRISE LAS VEGAS ELopement
Hollywood director Al Hall and actress Lola Lane wed in a Las Vegas county courthouse ceremony after a rapid flight from California. Judge Frank M. Ryan officiated shortly before a chartered return to Hollywood. Hall proposed at 745 p.m. in Hollywood, and the couple married minutes later. The Alabama baseball team will graduate three regulars this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Hall
Lola Lane
Las Vegas
Hollywood
Lew Ayres
Frank M. Ryan
California
Hall
Judge Ryan
Mediators Aim to End Toledo Strike Amid Toll
News records mediators in Toledo seeking to end a strike with $140,000 in property damage and nearly a thousand Ohio National Guardsmen deployed. Heywood Broun and an unidentified newspaperman were briefly detained as they sought material for a story. Federal mediator Charles P. Taft presented a peace proposal at Memorial Hall to about 1,900 strikers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page
Heywood -Broun
New York
Congress
Broun
Cooper
Ohio
Toledo
Memorial Hall
Charles P. Taft
Dr. Carroll D. Clark to Teach in Oregon Summer Session
Dr. Carroll D. Clark chair of the University of Kansas sociology department will teach three courses at the University of Oregon summer session in Breene from June 18 to July 27. He will be visiting professor of sociology with classes in Elements of Sociology Social Unrest and Contemporary Movements. He travels from Lawrence June 7 with his wife and two children and will return mid August after a motor trip to Yellowstone Park and the Rocky Mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll D. Clark
University of Kansas Department of Sociology
University of Oregon
Breene
K. U
Matheus Smith
Rabel Elliott
Clark
Lawrence
Eugene
Yellowstone Park
Rocky Mountains
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Alta E Kunkle 53
Alta E Kunkle 53 of 222 Perry Street died last night at a local hospital. Funeral services will be Monday at 2 PM from Rumsey parlors with Rev Knox officiating. Buriel in Oak Hill Cemetery. Survived by husband Elbert E Kunkle a son and daughter in law Dwight E and Mrs Kunkle of Lawrence a sister Leona Terrett of Kansas City Missouri and nephew Fred E Ferrett of Kansas City Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta E. Kunkle
Alta Kunkle
Perry Street
Rumsey
Knox
Burigl
Oak Hill
Elbert E. Kunkle
Dwight E. Kunkle
Lawrence
Leona Terrett
Kansas City, Mo
Fred E. Ferrett
Kansas City
Major Charles A Shepard Retired From Army Medical Corps
Washington reports Army orders reveal Major Charles A Shepard of the medical corps is retired as incapacitated for active service due to a service related disability. The finding is approved by President Roosevelt and he is at Fitzsimmons Hospital in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Charles A Shepard
Medical Corps
Shepard
Roosevelt
Fitzsimmons Hospital
Denver
Fire in North Lawrence Outbuilding Limited Damage
Firemen extinguished a small blaze at 308 North Eighth street in North Lawrence this afternoon with minimal damage. Earlier, a fire at 532 Tennessee street damaged a motor in a roupe owned by Julius Mallin, also with little damage. The report also notes a Kansas State College baccalaureate address by Dr. George T. Combs on An Unfinished World and GOP leaders in Texas predicting a Roosevelt landslide in 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Lawrence
Outbulding
North Eighth Street
Tennessee Street
Julius Mallin
Manhattan
Kan
George T. Combs
Country Club Christian Church
Kansas City
Kansas State College
Combs
First Labor Secretary Dies in Transit at 72
AP reports William Auchonilson, nation's first secretary of labor, died at 72 after long illness and while serving as arbiter in Illinois. He passed away aboard a train from Miami to Washington, ending a long public career. May 26 dispatch notes Young Republicans meeting in Topeka as party activity continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor
Mashington
William Auchonilson
Tie Ntion
Illinois
Wilson
Miami
Florida
Washington
Young Republicans
Paus
Kansas Meeting Outlines Method to Boost Young Women Involvement
Kansas delegates gathered today to map a plan for greater participation of young women in the organization’s activities. John Brand of Lawrence attended as a committee member to discuss strategies and oversee implementation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
John Brand
Lawrence
Eget
State B and P W Club elects officers at Newton meeting
The officers elected include President Miss Nellie Sergeant Wichita, First Vice President Mrs Jesslyn O Dell St Praancis, Second Vice President Mrs Mildred Etter Coffeyville, Recording Secretary Miss Bessie Lancaster Junction City, and Treasurer Miss Pauline Conger Salina. Lawrence delegates in attendance were Mrs Edna Lydie Miss Margaret Schumann and Miss Agnes Mary White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. and P.W
Newton
Nellie Sergeant
Wichita
Jesslyn O'Dell
St. Pra Ancis
Mildred Etter
Coffeyville
Bessie Lancaster
Junction City
Pauline Conger Salina
Edna Lydie
Margaret Schumann
Agnes Mary White
Lawrence
MacDonalds from New York Visit San Francisco Family
Mr and Mrs J H MacDonald of New York City on a business trip to San Francisco arrived last night to visit Mrs Harriet MacDonald. Their daughters Jeannette and Helene accompany them and will depart tomorrow night to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. MacDonald
New York City
San Francisco
Cal
Mr. MacDonald
Harriet MacDonald
Jeannette
Helene
Mrs Holmes Is Better Recovery in Wichita Hospital
Henrietta Allen Holmes daughter of former Kansas governor Henry J Allen is recovering in a Wichita hospital from an illness caused by nervous exhaustion. Her condition is not alarming but several weeks are needed for full recovery. She is wife of Julius Holmes secretary at the United States Legation in Bucharest and they are on a biennial two months vacation before moving to the legation at Sofia Bulgaria. In Topeka Stephen Cronin 80 was rescued from a burning home after being overcome by smoke by Earl Chandler assistant fire chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Henrietta Allen Holmes
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
United States
Allen
Holmes
Julius Holmes
United State
Legation
Bucharest
Sofia
Bulgaria
Topeka
Stephen Cronin
Earl Chandler
L. H. Sumner
Edgerton High School
C. R. McPheeters
Olathe
J. R. Jameson
Ottawa
C.L Wright
Kansas City
R. Green
Lawrence
Chas. Barker
J. C. O'Neil
Leavenworth
C. E. Ransom
DeSoto
Ed Gilbreath
Clarence Bartz
Laura Bell Evans
Wellsville
Velma Gleason
Seattle
Wash
Chas. P. Banker
E.G. Ransom
Ransom
Tommy
W. E. Koehring
Albert Herning
Merriam
Dewey Rains
Wm. Abel
Perry Kaub
Warry Pearson
Anile
Lucian Langley
Eastand
Ed Strong
Vinland
Marion Strong
Strong
Anna M. Stanley
Dale
Albert Otto
Lonnie Strong
Jack Sanders
Dychman's Bridge
Reuben Anderson
Ruby Morgan
T. W
Nelson Green
Harry Green
Richland
Eldon Smith
Mary Louise Ey
Local Alumni Banquet Highlights Fairfield Belmond event
Numerous visits and gatherings reported from Fairfax Belmont area as residents including Sumner McPheeters Jame son Wright Green Barker O'Neil Ransom Bartz and others hosted relatives and friends. Notable notes include births and upcoming travel plans, with Emma Gilbreath illness and Ella Marie birth announced.
Riverside Farm Bureau Meeting and Local Socials Reported
Miss Eva Patterson assists in the Smith home. Mrs. Fred Brown and Mrs. Mell Brown attend the Riverside Farm Bureau meeting at Lake View Friday. Mr. and Mrs. LaVera Ive and La Vera attend the Vinland high school graduation exercises Friday evening. Mrs. Frank Sellers and son Roy of Valley Falls spend Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bailey and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. R. Hurlburt
Kansas City
Fred Brown
W. J. Anderson
Topeka
Wesley Robinson
McLouth
Mary Johnson
Tonganoxie
Ed Ransom
Aileen Linderwood
Eddie Panenhaus
Eudora
Chas
Nelson
Lawrence Cook
Mary Ellen
Lawrence
Stewart Savage
C. C. Avey
Leavenworth
Emily Ball
Reading
Brady Ball
Teachers’ College
Emporia
la Vern Tce
Gene Woodard
Lawrence Rice
Jack Simpson
Geo. Hoskinson
Vinland
Haskell Beers
Geo. Garrett
Elmer Sypheet
Roy
Winchester
C. C. Nelson
Nioma Nelson
Kenneth Hatcher
Ottawa
Ed Smith
Ella Marie
Babe
Eva Patterson
Smith
Mell Brown
Riverside Farm Bureau
Lake View
LaVera Ive
la Vera
Frank Sellers
Valley Falls
Ralph Bailey
Midland and area social notes from Oak Ridge meetings
Mrs Gus Brune and Mrs Ted Alford attended Oak Ridge Farm Bureau Friday. Midland Rural club met with sixteen members. Guests included Mrs Robert Sphay and Mrs Julian Boener. Abbie Spray arrived from Washington DC to visit relatives. Funeral of Sam Moore drew community sympathy. Local families attended races near Kansas City and county graduation exercises at Oskaloosa with Sunyside graduates listed. Douglas county exercises set for Lawrence on June 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus _Brune
Ted Alford
Oak Ridge Farm Bureau
Johnnie Morgan
Midland Rural Club
F. ¥. Lewis
Robert Sphay
Julian Boener
A. A. Hicks
the Cottonwood
Margaret Hill
McCarter
EF. ‘. Bussing
Abbie C. Spray
Washington, D. C
California
Charles Spray
Russell Shaw
Sam Moore
Moore
W. R. Adams
Kansas City
Guy Schultz
C. A. Jones
Walters Love
Elmer Weibel
Elmer Ousdahl
Oskaloosa
Sunnyside
Phyllis Weibel
Betty Mae Shultz
Margaret Mary Jones
Norman Weibel
Douglas County
Lawrence
Garreth
Bernard Watson
Alford
Chas. Ware
Emma Lou
Charline
Overbrook
F. W. Lewis
W. W. Ware
Robert Lantad
Leo Ousdahl
Business College Notes Highlight Civil Service Appointment
Virgil Lawrence of Olathe has secured a civil service appointment in Jefferson City Missouri. The notes praise the summer school for high school grade recovery, state that training aids transitions to business jobs, and mention penmanship quality with the annual prize to be awarded June 1. Asa Goff took a special civil service exam this week. Summer term begins June 4. The school welcomes visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Lawrence
Olathe
Jefferson City
L. B.C
Asa Goff
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L. 5. Conelly
Ohio National Guard
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Associated Presa
Sachem
Sigma Chi
Lawrence Sunday Forum
St. Luke’s A. M
Journal-World
Miss Cragun
Lme
University of Alabama
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GOPL
Houston
Texas
G. O. FP
Cincinnati
Perkins
Sociely
Mrs. Holmes
Fairfax
Belmont
Midland
Heow Tech
Mass
Business College Notes
Lawrence Steam Laundry
Hone
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Hamilton Motor Co
Vermont St
Lawrence Building & Loan Association
Massachusetts St
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Home Loan Bank of Topeka
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Temporary Federal Deposit Insurance Fund
Peoples State Bank
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