Foreclosures expected after Frazier Lemke ruling
Western Missouri and Kansas lenders anticipate immediate foreclosure actions as the Supreme Court voids the Frazier Lemke act. Phoenix Soint stock and land bank official Reinhardt says petitions will be dropped and foreclosures begin. Arnold cites 700 to 800 petitions filed in several states. Senator Fraziers calls for possible new legislation amid risks to homeowners and farm debts.
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Kansas City
Supreme Court
Missouri
Kansas
J. F. Reinhardt
Phoenix Soint Stock and Land Bank
A. L. Arnold
United States District Court
Washington
Frazier
R-Nd
To Repair License Law to Cover New Theatre
The Jayhawk theater will not need a license until the city amends its ordinance. The council was asked to pro-rate the semi annual license fee of 325 for six months for a theater charging 15 cents or less. Attorney George Melvin found a missing line in the revised ordinance detailing license payments for theaters charging 15 cents or less. He said no license could be charged until the amendment is approved after June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayhawk
George Melvin
United Presbyterian Assembly Picked For Pittsburg Kan
The 1936 general assembly of the United Presbyterian church will meet in Pittsburg Kansas. Selection was made at a meeting here yesterday. A committee report on reform noted liquor conditions worsen after prohibition and the saloon features had become more objectionable.
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Akron
General Assembly
The
United Presbyterian Church
Pittsburg
Kan
Kansas City
Test Your Knowledge Quiz Prompts Classified Answers Page
A reader question list asks seven items based on a classified page reference. Questions cover topics from law and history to language and geography, plus a note about a Pleasant Valley Telephone Company meeting at Pleasant Grove Saturday night.
Move to Repair Wreckage of NRA Codes Sparks Policy Debate
Congress leaders and NRA officials weigh steps after the Supreme Court voids NRA codes. Debates center on restoring federal oversight via new laws or state measures while warnings of strikes loom from textile and coal groups. Richberg and Harrison push for continued cooperation with codes pending action.
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Sidering
National Labor Relations Board
American Federation of Labor
William Green
House Nocess
Snell
New York
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Senate
House
Wallace
Agriculture
Cummings
Stanley Reed
Donald Richberg
NRA
Pat Harrison
Justice Department
Congress
Donald R. Richbert
Harrison
Senate Committee
Capitol Hill
United Textile Workers
Alvan Macauley
Automobile Manufacturers Association
Hugh Johnson
Blue Eagle
Borah
R-Ida
King
Utah
Altho
High Court
New Deal
AAA
Aleohal Control Administration
NIRA
Atorney
Black
Ala
Walsh
D-Mass
Senate Labor Committee
Wagner
D-Ny
Jayhawker Yearbook Names Senior Beauty Queen Winners
Mount Oread hosts last issue of the Jayhawker as Lucy Trees Winfield takes first, Ruth Pyle Clay Center second in senior class beauty queen contest. C Edward Carrier selects winners for the KU yearbook. Top five include Marjorie Hudson Tulsa, Adalyn Swope Wichita, Helen Smedley Kansas City, with full candidate pictures and staff names listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayhawker
K. U
Mount Oread
Lucy Trees
Winfield
Ruth Pyle
Clay Center
C. Edward Carrier
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Film Company
Marjorie Hudson
Tulsa
Okla
Adalyn Swope
Wichi J
Helen
Smedley
Kansas City
Jerry Gant
St. John
Kan
Jo Hellings
Ruth Black
Jean Luther
Mary Lou Bagby
Vinita
Josephine Marshall
Lawrence
Martha Yankey
Wichita
Ann Denton
Lillian Sands
Bartlesville
Kansas Firm Gets Job For Jayhawker Yearbook Printing
The McCormick-Armstrong Printing Co. of Wichita won the contract to print the 1935-36 Jayhawker yearbook, the first time a Kansas firm secured the job in many years. Engraving work goes to Burger-Baird Engraving Co. of Kansas City, Missouri, with both contracts approved by the Jayhawker Advisory Board on the recommendations of John Chandler, editor, and Robert Kenyon, business manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormick - Armstrong Printing Company
Wichita
University of Kansas
Kansas
Burger-Baird Engraving Co
Kansas City
Jayhawkey Advisory Board
John Chandler
Robert Kenyon
Jayhawker
Kansan
Meyer Named Publisher of University Daily Kansan
Hubert Meyer of Tulsa Okla elected publisher of the University Daily Kansan for next year’s first semester by the Kansan Board. Bill Rodgers of Porterville Calif named editor in chief and Margaret Boast of Topeka named managing editor. The board approved an amendment giving the publisher full control of all departments, answerable only to the dean of journalism.
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Hubert Meyer
Tulsa
Okla
Kansan
Bill Rodgers
Porterville
Calif
Margaret Boast
Topeka
Baker University Sets Plans for 77th Graduation Events
Baldwin City May 28 Plans completed by Baker University authorities for the 77th graduate exercises to run June 1 to 3 include Alumni Day with honors chapel by Rev Raymond Laury and an alumni luncheon. The baccalaureate by Dr Wallace B Fleming and the commencement address by Dr George Sylvester Counts cap the festivities with Counts receiving a doctor of laws degree.
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Baldwin City
Baker University
Raymond Laury
Wallace B. Fleming
George Sylvester Counts
Columbia University
The
International Institute
Counts
Baker
United States
Deaths and Funerals for Mrs Ben Wilson and Thomas J Caytor
Funeral services were held for Mrs Ben Wilson who died Saturday with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. Survivors include her husband two daughters Mrs Fred Shick Lawrence and Mrs James Van Gosen Kansas City Mo one son a sister and four brothers. Thomas J Caytor aged 69 died Monday night at his home three miles southeast of Clinton. Services will be Friday at 7 pm at Rumsey Parlor burial in East Baldwin Cemetery. Surviving daughters Mrs Mike Hade and Mrs Kenneth Halderman and six grandchildren Erma Viola Glen Rosenbell Bobby and Billy Halderman.
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Ben Wilson
Rumsey
Oak Hill Cemetery
Fred Shick
Lawrence
James van Gosen
Kansas City
Thomas J. Caytor
Clinton
Rameey
East Baldwin
Daughers
Mike Hade
Kenneth Halderman
Erma
Viola
Glen
Rosenbell
Bobby
Billy Halderman
University of Kansas Spring Exam Schedule Published
Final examinations begin tomorrow at 8 30 a m and run through Thursday June 6 with no tests on Decoration Day. The schedule lists morning and afternoon blocks for classes of varying sizes across several days with times from 8 30 to 5 20 and notes several misprints to be clarified by the registrar.
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University of Kansas
Sudents
Wheeler to Teach at Stanford This Summer
Dr. Raymond H. Wheeler head of KU psychology will depart June 5 to Leland Stanford University to serve as acting professor of psychology for the summer quarter. He will teach two courses, psychology of learning and advanced general psychology, marking his third Stanford summer session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond H. Wheeler
University of Kansas
Leland Stanford University
Coe Heads to Chicago After Five Years at Kansas
Lieutenant E H Coe, assistant professor of military science in the engineers' department at the University of Kansas ROTC, will leave June 12 to begin a new assignment. He reports June 15 to Chicago to work in the rivers and harbors department under Lieutenant Colonel Donald H Connolly.
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E. H. Coe
Engineers’ Department of R. O. T. C
University of Kansas
Chicago
Rivers and Harbors
Donald H. Connolly
Market News on Livestock and Bonds in May Listings
Estimated livestock receipts for tomorrow in Kansas City include 3500 cattle 1000 hogs and 5000 sheep. Grain and butterfat quotes are given with wheat at 2 and corn at 4, plus poultry and eggs figures. New York government bond closes include Liberty first 448 100.5 and Treasury issues around 11.12 to 107.2 with other bond prices noted.
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Kansas City
Government Bonds
New York
LU. S
Liberty First
Liberty Fourth
Treasury
Heavy Rains Wake Kaw and Wakarusa Areas
The article reports heavy rains across the region with extensive street and highway flooding. Water overwhelmed storm sewers in Lawrence, flooding basements, washing out a highway underpass, and causing many to struggle with flooded roads and stalled vehicles. Railroad service was disrupted south of Ottawa due to washed tracks. City engineers cited sewer seepage and downspout connections as major causes of basement and street flooding.
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Southern
Kansas Branch
Santa Fe
Ottawa
Lawrence
Wakarusa
Topeka
Lake View
Willards
Highway
Highway Department
Ben Babb
Fifth Street
Indiana
Mississippi
South Lawrence
Indiana Street
Sixteenth
Seventeenth
Man Charged With Arson Free on Bond in Lecompton
Harry Sutton of Lecompton faces four counts of arson for alleged destruction of E. P. Day property. He posted a $4,000 bond after arraignment before Justice Frank Dodds. Sutton seeks a preliminary hearing set for June 7. Bond signed by brothers Clarence and Jesse Sutton. Sutton reportedly confessed to arson attempts and fires at a Compton garage, a garage and barn, and the Day residence on dates in May.
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Harry Sutton
Lecompton
E. P. Day
Liberty
Frank Dodds Yenter
Sutton
Ed Riling
Clarence
Jesse Sutton
Clinton
Compton
Irish setter rescued after Kaw river high water incident
An Irish setter, owner unknown, was swept along the Kaw river and dam before being rescued by Frank Henry of 223 North Fourth Street. The dog, valuable and water soaked, is reported in good condition. In court news, weather delayed district court as juror Mrs. Willis Dunn, living southwest of Lawrence, arrived late for the Florence Taylor vs Board of County Commissioners trial. The trial had started yesterday and was pushed to 11 30 this morning. Also shown is an embroidered bird quilt by Marion Jackson, a crippled lad left from infantile paralysis, and wedding notices note Miss Agnes Husband, dean of women at the University of Kansas, set to marry tonight, with Miss Elizabeth Johnson and Miss Olive Fiegs announced for late summer weddings.
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CCC
Perry
Lone Star
No. 59
No. 6
Lawrence
Kaw
Frank Henry
North Fourth Street
Henry
Willis, Dunn
Agnes Husband
University of Kansas
Elizabeth Johnson
Olive Fiegs
Final Exams Cast Sorrow on the Hill
Mount Oread buzzes with final exams as students brace for tests and rain fades. Spanish classes sing La Cucuracha in the Administration Building while Miss Hoopes’ literature class braves a wet studio. Dr. Forrest C. Allen to speak at commencement in Cherryvale. post office to close for Decoration Day. alumni news and boy scout camp plans wrap the day.
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Helen Rhoda Hoopes
KFKU
West Ad
Robert
Francis Dill
W. A. Dill
Department of Journalism
Theodore Naish
Bonner Springs
Francis
William’s Bay
Wis
Lake Geneva
Commencement Sermon Set for Oread High Sunday
The Oread Training school will hold a commencement sermon Sunday morning at 11 o’clock in the First Presbyterian church, delivered by Rev. Theodore H. Astman. Commencement exercises follow on Tuesday evening at 8 in Fraser auditorium with Chancellor E. H. Lindley of Kansas University giving the class address and Dean R. A. Schwegler presenting diplomas.
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Oread
Theodore H. Astman
First Presbyterian Church
Fraser Auditorium
E. H. Lindley
University of Kansas
R.A. Schwegler
K. U. School of Education
Union Officials Plan for Soft Coal Strike June 17
Washington May 28 union officials announced a nationwide soft coal strike set for June 17 after wage contract talks between Appalachian operators and the United Mine Workers failed to progress. The joint war conference voted to drop negotiations 44 to 9 amid contract stalemate and broader legislative confusion over coal code pricing structure.
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Washington
United Mine Workers of America
Joint War Conference
Swarthout Attends National Music Schools Session in Cincinnati
Dean D. M. Swarthout and Curriculum Committee members from Syracuse University Michigan University of Missouri and other music schools met in Cincinnati Ohio for a two day session of the National Association of Schools of Music. The group attended a Verdi Manzoni Requiem performance at the Cincinnati Spring Festival Association with Eugene Goossens directing.
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D. M. Swarthout
Cincinnati
Ohio
National Association of Schools of Music
Harold Butler
Sylacuse University
Earl V. Moore
University of Michigan School of Music
Albert Riemenschneider
Baldwin- Wallace College of Music
Berea
Wallace Goodrich
New England Conservatory of Music
Boston
James Quarles
School of Fing Arts
University of Missouri
George Leighton
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Charles N. Boyd
Pittsburgh Musical Institute
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati Spring Festival Association
Eugene Goosens
Democrats Seek Kansas Relief Appointment for Omar Ketchum
Kansas Democrats in Congress urge Relief Administrator Hopkins to appoint Omar Ketchum as Works Progress Administrator for Kansas. They support this move while opposing John Stutz, emergency relief director, from remaining in the relief setup. Hopkins has not signaled any action.
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Washington
Kansas
McGill
Hopkins
Omar Ketchum
John Stutz
Stutz
Smith Rites Held for Mayor's Wife in Kansas City
Funeral services for Mrs. Nannie A. Smith 56 wife of Kansas City Mayor Bryce B. Smith will be held tomorrow afternoon. She died in a local hospital after four months of confinement following more than a year of illness from a fall. A Kansas City native she married in 1901. Surviving are two daughters Mrs Harvey D. Rush Jr and Betty Smith.
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Kansas City
Nannie A. Smith
Bryce B. Smith
France Fights Speculators as Bank Hikes Discount Rate
Paris May 28 The Bank of France raised its discount rate for the third time in a week to 6 percent, amid Premier Pierre-Etienne Flandin preparing to seek dictatorial powers to keep France on the gold standard. The rise follows previous increases from 2.5 percent to 3 percent, then to 4 percent, and now to 6 percent.
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Associated Press
Paris
Bank of France
Pierre-Etienne ‘Flandin
France
Troops Guard Mine District As Meeting Nears
Picher Oklahoma May 28 two hundred national guardsmen were on duty to keep peace between strike and anti strike miners amid a planned gathering of about two thousand back to work supporters. The troop deployment aims to prevent violence as the event nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Picher
Okla
National
Two Held For Thefts In Lawton Area
Lewis Wallace and Horace Davis, both Negroes from near Lawson Station, are jailed awaiting burglary charges over a string of thefts at the Auto Wrecking and Junk Co. at 712 East Ninth Street. Wallace was nabbed Saturday afternoon. Davis Sunday morning after a two mile chase. Officers fired three shots during the pursuit. Investigators traced stolen junk materials to Topeka Ottawa and Kansas City where they were sold. The thefts occurred over the past month with ties to the same yard.
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Lewis Wallace
Horace Davis
Lawson Station
Auto Wrecking and Junk Co
East Ninth Street
Wallace
Davis
Lawrence
Topeka
Ottawa
Kansas City
Free Summer Band Classes At Lawrence High
C E Sawhill director announces free summer classes to start Wednesday June 5 at senior high school. He will meet all band and orchestra players to divide them for regular classes. First rehearsal of Hise school summer band set for Tuesday June 11 at 7 15. Location this year is North Lawrence softball park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Sawhill
Lawrence High School
Hise School
Explosion Damages Mill in Tri-State Mining Area
In the tense tri state mining area a mill three miles east of here was dynamited late last night. Officers say the non union plant owned by F W Mike Evans suffered damage as part of renewed push to end the work stoppage.
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Tri-State
F. W
Mike” Evans
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Edward Horton
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