Spoke to Rotary Progress for Comfort
David D. Zink of Kansas City spoke to Rotarians on Air Conditioning detailing how controlling temperature air motion humidity and cleanliness improves living year round. The Kansas City engineer illustrated with lantern slides and was accompanied by Alonzo Sluss Jr of 1926 associated with Zink. A number of Rotarians and guests attended and Liberal Rotary Club sent a note praising Chancellor B. H. Lindsey of the Lawrence club.
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Rotary
David D. Zink
Allen Backs Faurot in Row Over Recruiting
KU athletics director Dr. F. C. Allen defends Don Faurot amid upheaval over alleged recruiting and subsidizing by out of state coaches. He says scouts from Missouri Oklahoma and Kansas schools have lured athletes with lucrative offers from the four named programs and urges a thorough investigation into itinerant coaches and agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Allen
K. U
Don Faurot
Missouri
Allen
Faugot
Kansas
Oklahoma
Faurot
Missouri Valley
Carnegie Famous
Flower Show Tuesday At Plymouth Parish House
The public is invited to attend a flower show at Plymouth Congregational church parish house tomorrow from 1 PM onward. Sponsored by Lawrence Flower club, plants must be in place by 11 AM and judging occurs during the noon hour. Prospects for an interesting exhibit are high. Dr. Bert Nash to address Community Service Committee Tuesday at 4 PM on Mental Hygiene as a Community Activity. Francis Alexander forfeits $10 bond after appearance in police court on a disturbance charge.
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Plymouth Congregational Church
Lawrence Flower Club
Chamber of Commerce
Bert Nash
Francis Alexander
Oread Avenue
Alexander
Test Your Knowledge Questions for Classified Page
Quick quiz items ask about Black Hills canonization Manila Bay Korean War first English settlement Henry Watterson Andean condor Straits Settlements Kurile Islands silver jubilees and cannibalism. Includes a note to check the classified page for answers and a cryptic porch box plant reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hills
Manila Bay
United States
Henry Watterson
Straits Settlements
Kurile Islands
Last Orchestra Concert At University Auditorium
The University Orchestra presented its final concert in the Auditorium on Sunday afternoon. Advanced students of Professor Skilton arranged pieces conducted by Professor Karl Kuersteiner. Highlights included a Little B Minor Prelude, Beethovens Minuet, Griegs At the Cradle, Mendelssohn Songs without Words, MacDowells Told at Sunset, Chp in Military Polonaise, Mednikoffs The Hills of Grazia, and MacDowells Keith Sonata.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skilton
Karl Kuersteiner
Mildred Seaman
Margaret Love
Grieg
Joe Burns
Mendelssohn
Mildred Cook
Millard Laing
MacDowell
Virginia la Croix
Chopin
Mednikoff
Hills of
Grazia
Miss Cook
Keith
Euersteiner
Lawrence Couple Recovering After Iowa Crash
Mr and Mrs Otto Fischer injured in an Iowa auto crash while en route to Minneapolis are reported improving. Mr Fischer will return to Lawrence this week, Mrs Fischer staying with her daughter in Minneapolis for a time. Dick Cook a chain letter fan has received a Panama chain letter in a federal business envelope turned inside out for mailing. A basket of red poppies decorating the First Methodist church pulpit yesterday was gifted by Miss Hannah Oliver who collected the seeds in Italy years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Fischer
Iowa
Minneapolis
Dick Cook
Panama
Republic of Panama
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Hannah Oliver
Roman Forum
Italy
Woman Arrested After Egg Throwing at KC Garment Workers
In Kansas City a 35 year old woman Edith Long was arrested after allegedly throwing five eggs at non union workers waiting at the textile building the 819 Broadway area as union and non union workers clash in the downtown district. Police say tensions have persisted for about a year with a deployed squad daily.
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Kansas City
Edith Long
Broadway
Long
KU Tau Omega Initiates Members at Lawrence Airport
Members of Tau Omega at the University of Kansas were officially initiated Saturday morning at Lawrence airport. Initiation was conducted by University of Oklahoma and Wichita University members who flew in for the event. A breakfast and airplane rides followed for KU members. The KU chapter lists Loren Frink Mack Lucas Gordon Guise Neal Haggard Fred Funk Thomas Ashby Morton Denlinger Carl Helman L. B. Carpenter Eugene Frowe Douglas Huston Robert Uplinger Levi Tarr Jerome Friedson and Robert Flint. Will meet on Wednesday.
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Tau Omega
National Professional Aeronautics Fraternity
University of Kansas
Lawrence
University of Oklahoma
Wichita University
K. U
Loren Frink
Mack Lucas
Gordon Guise
Neal Haggard
Fred Funk
Thomas Ashby
Morton Denlinger
Carl Helman
L. B. Carpenter
Eugene Frowe
Douglas Huston
Robert Uplinger
Levi Tarr
Jerome Friedson
Robert Flint
Lawrence Merchants Bureau to Elect Officers Next Year
The Lawrence Merchants Bureau will meet Wednesday at 9 30 in the Chamber of Commerce room to discuss plans for a Lawrence shopping day next month elect officers for the coming year and set summer closing hours for retail stores announced chairman Henry C Brinkman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Merchants Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Henry C. Brinkman
Lawrence
Veterans of Foreign Wars Band Practice Tonight
The Veterans of Foreign Wars band invites musicians who have finished high school to try out. A practice is set for 7 45 p m at Eriksen Hall 936 Mass Bring your instruments and contact Walter Rigdon director of the band for arrangements.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Eriksen Hall
Mass
Walter Rigdon
Pand
One Girl Declines Then Attends All School Party
A spring campus tale recounts a boy who hoped for a date to the KU fall school party. His would-be partner balked, but he found her in the ballroom with others dancing. Also recounted is Dean Werner misdirected by a Garage toll call and Beamer's "Oh, My Collection" of oriental insects. Sigma Alpha Epsilon wins KU intramural baseball 8 to 4 over the Cossacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U
Memorial Union
Dean Henry Werner
Lawrence
K.U
Dean Werner
R. H. Beamer
Prof. Beamer
Fraternity
Thousands of farmers face effect from Frazier Lemke ruling
St Paul May 27 Thousands of farmers who received mortgage extensions under the Frazier Lemke act will be affected by the Supreme Court decision, Attorney General Harry H Peterson said today. He urged Congress to pass new legislation to provide proper extensions, warning that thousands of farms may be lost without it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Northwest
United States Supreme Court
Harry H. Peterson
Minnesota
Peterson
High Tribunal
Congress
Regular Army Soldiers Camp North of Lawrence
The third battalion of the Seventeenth Infantry from Fort Leavenworth encamped at Indian Village near Lawrence after combat drills at Fort Riley. About 180 men stayed for the day then planned to move to Lansing, with Fort Leavenworth to be reached next day. Weather and schedule delays led to trucks replacing hiking part of the route. Major F A Maconis commanded the battalion, with First Lieut Sebree leading Co I and Second Lieut Miller T Warren next in command, Co K under Second Lieut Roy Moore, and Lieut J E Isaacs serving as adjutant and supply officer.
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Seventeenth Infantry
Fort Leavenworth
Fort Riley
Lansing
F. A. Maconis
Sebree
Co. I
Miller T. Warren
Co. K
Roy Moore
J. E. Isaacs
Roo
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Ben Wilson and Mrs Lotta Gaw
Funeral services for Mrs Ben Wilson 70 will be at Rumsey parlors Tuesday at 2 with Rev C J Knox. Burial Oak Hill cemetery. Survived by husband two daughters Mrs Fred Shook Lawrence and Mrs James Van Gasen Kansas City Mo a son Frank Wilson Independence Mo a sister Mrs Della Hulce Lawrence four brothers all of Lawrence and eight grandchildren. Also funeral services for Mrs Lotta Gaw 66 at Rumsey’s Wednesday 9 then burial at Girard after a 2:30 service at the Baptist church there. Surviving husband four daughters Mrs Hannah Lee Neodesha Mrs Emily Haleston Tonganoxie Helen and Esther of the home and one granddaughter Virginia Lee.
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Ben Wilson
Walnut Street
Rumsey
C. J. Knox
Oak Hill Cemetery
Fred Shook
Lawrence
James van Gasen
Kansas City
Frank Wilson
Independence
Della Hulce
Robert
Thomas
Clarke
Orville Farmer
Lotta Gaw
Tennessee Street
Rumsey’s
Charles Thomas
Girard
Baptist Church
D. C. Gaw
Hannah Lee
Neodesha
Emily Hazelton
Tonganoxie
Helen
Esther
Virginia Lee
Honorary Societies Hold Induction Services Today
Induction ceremonies for Mortar Board and Sachem were held at 12 10 PM on the University of Kansas Administration Building front steps with Chancellor E H Lindley presiding. Women named to Mortar Board include Evangeline Clark Loize Montgomery Ruth Stockwell Dorothy Bangs Betty Cox Dorothy Fry Fairfax Dorothy Lewis Margaret Schwartz and June Thompson. Men elected to Sachem are Alfred Ames Phil Bramwell Paul Wilbert Lyman Field Bob Williams Norbert Anschuetz Harold Dyer Neal Hardy Sol Lindenbaum Frank Neal and George Guernsey.
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Mortar Board
Sachem
University of Kansas
E. H. Lindley
Evangeline Clark
Loize Montgomery
Ruth Stockwell
Lawrence
Dorothy Bangs
Salina
Betty Cox
Great Bend
Dorothy Fry
Fairfax
Okla
Dorothy Lewis
Nortonville
Margaret Schwartz
McPherson
June Thompson
Iola
Alfred Ames
Phil Bramwell
Paul Wilbert
Belleville
Lyman Field
Bob Williams
Norbert Anschuetz
Kansas City
Harold Dyer
Oberlin
Neal Hardy
Manhattan
Sol Lindenbaum
el Dorado
Frank Neal
Hutchinson
George Guernsey
Independence
Times Square Lady at Patee and Richest Girl in the World
Pinky Tomlin stars sings his own numbers with Virginia Bruce and Robert Taylor leading Times Square Lady at the Patee. A Town girl travels to New York to run her late father sports interests and triumphs over crooked schemes. The Patee also shows The Richest Girl in the World with Miriam Hopkins and Joel McCrea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinky Tomlin
Virginia Bruce
Robert Taylor
Times Square
the Patee
New York City
Miriam Hopkins
Joel McCrea
Leaders Plan Midwest G O P Conference in Springfield
Chicago May 27. Midwestern Republican leaders outline a grass roots conference in Springfield Illinois to plan the G O P program. Harrison E Spangler of Cedar Rapids and Robert G Simmons of Lincoln Nebraska are named speakers. Kansas will send about 1000 delegates to the Springfield meeting June 10 and 11. Delegates total 811 with more possible. former Senator Henry J Allen and Dan Casement named among attendees. Gov Alf M Landon will not attend due to University of Kansas commencement.
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Chicago
Springfield
Harrison E. Spangler
Cedar Rapids
Robert G. Simmons
Lincoln
Neb
Johnson
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Ill
Henry J. Allen
Dan Casement
Manhattan Stockman
AAA
William Allen White
Emporia
Will Beck
Alf M. Landon
University of Kansas
Supreme court limits presidential removal power
Washington May 27 AP The Supreme Court unanimously rules presidents cannot remove federal trade commissioners at will. It holds removal must follow the Trade Commission Act citing inefficiency neglect of duty or malfeasance. Executors seek $3043 salary from removal to Humphrey’s death with court of claims to decide the claim. Werner to go abroad.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
William E. Humphrey
Congress
Sutherland
Trade Commission
Humphrey
Court of Claims
Werner
Dean Werner to sail for England with daughter Dorothy
Dean Henry Werner of the University of Kansas will depart Lawrence by train to New York City on Wednesday and board the Scythia for Liverpool with his daughter Dorothy. They will visit family in Liverpool, study universities in northern England, tour Germany, and return by mid August.
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Henry
Werner
Jmen
University of Kansas
Dorothy
Lawrence
New York City
Liverpool
Engand
Dean Werner
England
Liverpool University
Germany
Frankfort-on-Main
Leeds Safe in Port After Night at Sea
William B. Leedes Jr., heir to a tin plate fortune, and crew survived a night at sea after their 26 foot cruiser Little Montana could not reach Bimini due to rough seas. They drifted until daybreak before turning back toward Fort Lauderdale Florida. President Roosevelt had directed a navy and coast guard search.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
William B. Leedes, Jr
Roosevelt
Navy
Coast Guard
Miami
Bimini
Tin Plate
Javo
Little Moana
Leeds
Florida
Degrees Will Go to 411 Kansas State Graduates
Kansas State college will confer degrees to 411 graduates at the school’s 72nd annual commencement exercises tonight at Memorial stadium. Honorary degrees will go to James T. Jardine of Washington, D. C., Prof. Ernest Harrison Freeman of Chicago, and George Washington Wildin of Pittsburgh. The report also notes the Harrison compromise bonus bill being reintroduced in the senate by Senator Pittman as of May 27.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State College
Memorial Stadium
James T. Jardine
Washington, D. C
W. M. Jardine
Ernest Harrison Freeman
Chicago
Department of Electrical Engineering
Armour Institute of Technology
George Washington Wildin
Westinghouse Airbrake Company
Fittsburgh
Harrison
Washington
Bay
Senate
Pittman
D.-Nev
Roosevelt
Morgenthau Plans June 15 Federal Note Issue
Secretary Morgenthau announced in Washington that by on or before June 15 he would issue notes to refinance about 37.7 billion dollars of maturing federal debt. The move aims to reorganize the government’s finances and manage obligations.
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Washington
Morgenthau
Two Men Robbed Auto Salesman and Took Car
Two well dressed men asked for a car demonstration on Saturday evening and robbed salesman J E McCoy of $13 after forcing him from the vehicle near the Mud Creek bridge. One man brandished a gun as the other drove the car north of town and toward U S highway 40 before fleeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E., McCoy
Vermont Street
Hamilton Motor Co
McCoy
Alfred Heck
Lawrence
Mud Creek Bridge
Guyer Clarifies Stand On New Federal Judge
Kansas City Kansas May 27 Representative Guyer of the second district denied a quote that he would block a new federal judge while on the house judiciary committee. He said no such statement was made and that no judge proposal has come before the committee. He is home for Memorial Day and to inspect the Fairfax bridge project he supported in Congress.
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Kansas City
Kan
Cp— U
Guyer
Congress
Kansas District
Kansas
Judiciary Committee
House
Fairfax Bridge
Free-for-all open to protestors as veteran march falters
Los Angeles on May 27 reports Royal Robertson, a disabled veteran, opening the proposed Washington march to all who protest current conditions. He says the effort is no longer just a soldiers bonus march but a broad gathering of Townsend pension advocates, strikers, railroad workers, and AFL members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Washington
Royal Robertson
Robertson
Townsend
American Federation of Labor Workers
Kansas wheat referendum favors four year continuance
Kansas farmers backed the four year continuation of the wheat control program by more than seven to one. Unofficial returns from 101 of 105 counties show Total Yes 66 563 No 9 462 with signers voting 60 810 to 6 918 and non signers 5 752 to 2 549. Also Kenneth Messenheimer reported a U S 40 hold up near Richmond with $2 40 taken.
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Manhattan
Kan
AAA
Kansas
Extension Division
Kansas State College
Contra
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Mt. Oread
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Russia
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Emma Ewy
Watkins’ Memorial Hospital
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Oskaloosa
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Coffman
America
George Philip Weyerhaeuser
Tacoma
Wash
John P. Weyerhaeuser
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Journal-World
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Robert Simmons
Kk. U
Dean
F. W. Gaunt
Lawrence Woman's Club
W. C. Simons
Dorothea Simons
Pates
Kansas State
Grarada
McGrew-Peck Investment CO
Conrad McGrew
Dickinson
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Peck
Kenneth Messenheimer
Richmond
Messenheimer
Union Bus Depot
Granada Bldg
Tulsa
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Coffeyville
St. Louis
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Santa FE Trail System
Scientific Laboratory
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