Jarrell Named to Kansas Newspaper Hall of Fame
Frank Jarrell, pioneer Kansas newspaperman, elected to the Kansas Newspaper Hall of Fame at the University of Kansas by editors with 25 years in Kansas journalism. A portrait will join 28 portraits in the Lawrence Journalism building. Jarrell died October 21, 1941 at 75 after more than six decades in Kansas journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Jarrell
Kansas
University of Kansas
Jarrell
Elmer F. Beth
Department of Journalism
Kangaa
Kansas City Star
Topeka
Capital
Arch W. Jarrell
Grand Island
Neb
Daily Independent
Sanford Jarrell
Burbank
Calif
Daily Review
John W. Jar
Atchison Champion
Atchison Patriot and Globe
Kansas City Times
Oklahoma
Myra Williams
Arch L. Williams
Topeka Herald
Canital
Arthur Capper
Holton
Ran.) Signal
The
Santa Fe Railroad
the Earth
Santa Fe
Landon Opposes Truman Labor Legislation Tactics
Topeka May 28 A L Landon 1936 GOP presidential hopeful criticized President Truman s proposed corrective labor legislation. He praised Truman s railroad strike action but warned against using executive power to control labor and business. He cited Roosevelt and warned against communist and fascist methods of resolving disputes.
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Topeka
Alf M. ‘Landon
Truman
Hig
Landon
Roosevelt
America
Busin
Landen
Returns From Extensive West Tour by Bus
C. Simpson arrived home Saturday following a four week West tour by bus. He visited his daughter Mona McManus in Portland, plus nine Oklahoma relatives and two cousins in California. He saw Los Angeles stadiums, learns of dryWest harvests, enjoyed Lawrence prices, and praised America as the best and freest country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson
West
Mre
Mona McManus
Portland
Tere
Lawrence
Zola Wilcox Houghton
Il “Ad Son
Houghton
Klamouth Falls
Ore
Englewood
Pisfond
Col
Ray Ashbrook
Redwood City
Calif
Los Angeles
Phoenix
el Paso
Amarillo
Oklahoma City
Mr. Simpson
Great
Salt Lake
Pacific Ocean
United States
Glad to Be One of Its Happy Citizens
A brief line expressing contentment with belonging to a city. The remark emphasizes pride in local community and a positive civic sentiment. It reflects a citizen's warm attachment to the city and its residents.
Five Marriage Licenses Issued by Douglas County
The Douglas County probate office issued five marriage licenses yesterday. Couples listed are David H. Byrd 21 and Jeane Fryer 18 of Kansas City Missouri Overton E. Hundley Jr 21 and Mildred L. Ambler 18 of Lawrence Richard Dean Roger 24 of Lawrence and Helen Elizabeth Stewart 26 of Wamego Joseph J. Gray 33 of Kansas City Missouri and Ruth W. Toner 6 Kansas City Kansas and Leonor W. Haye 40 and Vivian Weaver 22 both of Olathe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
David H. Byrd
Jeane Fryer
Kansas City
Overton E. Hundley, Jr
Mildred L. Ambler
Lawrence
Richard Dean Roger
Helen Elizabeth Stewart
Wamego
Joseph J. Gray
Ruth W. Toner
Kan
Leonor W. Haye
Vivian Weaver
Olathe
Fifteen Directors Named to Junior Chamber Board
Fifteen young Lawrence businessmen were elected to the Junior Chamber of Commerce board at last night’s Eldridge Hotel meeting. Elected for three year terms were Charlie Stough Norman Edmonds Herman Cohen Wayne Allphin and Paul Rogera. Two year terms went to John Chaney Joe Drake Wayne Harris Delbert Richardson and Pete Swartz. One year terms were given to Art O’Donnell Don Phelps Jim Owens Charlie Woodlan and Edward Bowynan. All officers to take office immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Eldridge
Charlie Stough
Norman Edmonds
Herman Cohen
Wayne Allphin
Paul Rogera
John Chaney
Joe Drake
Wayne Harris
Delbert Richardson
Pete Swartz
Art O'Donnell
Don Phelps
Jim Owens
Charlie Woodlan
Edward Bowynan
Immedi
Kansas University Football Film Shown At Club Meeting
Members viewed a technicolor film of the 1945 K U Kansas State football game. Vic Bradford and Bob Ingels presented the film, with George Sauer as head coach. Refreshments were served to attendees. LeRoy Bateson received a reckless driving ticket after a collision at Eleventh and New Jersey streets yesterday afternoon involving a 1934 Chevrolet driven by Doris Hampton.
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Ately
Mamber
Vic Bradford
Bob Ingels
George Sauer
K. U
LeRoy Bateson
Doris Hamptmian
Eleventh
New Jersey c Streets
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Mount Oread
Kessler
Hall OF Fame
Pike
Dan's
Americas
Gameer
Chamber of Commerce
Campbell
Earl A. Campbell
Prop
Lawrence, Kansas
YOO
Ainer
Becauve
Wardal
Montgomery
Hamburger Grill
Comp. Ltd
Newnicenavorss
Happy Servel
Cura
Reliable Gas
Kansas Public Service Co., Inc
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