Douglas County Printing Costs Raise Local vs Out-of-State Fees
Douglas County records show 18 723 32 spent with out-of-state firms since 1924 excluding 1929, with Topeka and Lawrence firms receiving 2548 83 and counties may save thousands by local bids. The Journal World investigation notes no-bid orders and higher Dodsworth charges compared to The World Company, urging fair bidding and local capacity to handle county printing needs.
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Douglas County
Missouri
Dodswort Printing Company
Kansas City
Douglas -Coun
Munty
Journal-World
Lawzene Plankhers
Mac E
Topeka
Crane
Dedeworth
Dodsworth
Lwrence
Lawrence
World Jewish Conference to form relief executive in London
About 5 000 Jewish refugees from Germany drew cheering crowds in London as the World Jewish Conference announced formation of an executive committee representing Jewish groups worldwide. The panel will study and propose relief laws, centralize aid operations, and coordinate a high level collaboration with the UN high commissioner for refugees James G. MacLean of New York named as liaison.
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London
Rmany
World Jewish Conference
Pis
Erig
Yestel- 2
American Jewish Congress
American Jewish Committee
Nations
James G. Macl
Nid
New York
New Heads' Packing Concern Receives Seattle Shipment
A new packing concern has received a shipment from Pio De Cano of Seattle, a former pupil in Santa Maria, P. L., now a wealthy salmon packer. The cargo included fresh canned and salt fish. De Cano heads a plant employing £00 men and will visit Seattle in December for two weeks. James Brass, county commissioner from Stull, will speak at the Douglas County Tax Payers League meeting hosted by secretary Ed Say to discuss county expenditures and a proposed project still to be chosen. An In Memoriam note honors Mrs. Nulla M whose memory is weekly.
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Hepson
Pio DeCano
Seattle
James Brass
Stull
Douglas County Tax Payers' League
Brass
Er Weil
Dean Iscuse
Telemgue
Kansas Teachers Association to Hear Amendments Report
M. L. Pearson of Kansas City Kansas chairs the amendments committee and will present its report at the Kansas State Teachers Association convention. The general session starts at 8 pm tomorrow in the University of Kansas auditorium.
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M. £.Pearson
Kansas City
Kan
Kansas State Teachers Association
K. U
Impeachment Report Narrowly Targets State Officials
The resolution charges Ronald Finney and aides with neglect and fraud linked to refundable warrants and improper deposits. It names Ray Hardin and Joe Voorhees as assistants under scrutiny and ties the case to a broader bogus bond investigation involving four persons, including a former state official. Warren W. Finney of Emporia and Leland Caldwell are also cited amid arrests.
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Finney
Finney Bank
Emporia
Ray Hardin
Joe Voorhees
Kansas Oklahoma Grid Tilt Set For Three O Clock Start
The Kansas and Oklahoma football game in Norman is delayed to start at 3 o'clock with plans for Kansas fans to travel by train from Santa Fe station at 7:40 AM arrival in Norman Saturday. Kansas team to travel by bus and return by train to Lawrence by Sunday morning with fares listed. Officials for the game include E. C. Igley as referee C. E. Merid as umpire and L. E. Anderson as head linesman.
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Norman
Okla
Oklahoma University
Kansas
Santa Fe
Oklahoma City
Jayhawkers
Hama
E. C. Igley
St. Mary’s
C. E. Merid
Missouri Valley College
L. E. Anderson
Oklahoma City High School Athletic Association
Fund Boost Increases Total to 96 75 For Douglas County Hydrosesl Chair
The fund for the purchase of a Douglas County hydrosesl chair is raised to 96 75 with additions from J. W. Shaw Mrs. W. B. Andrews and others. Contributions listed include Henry Albach 2.00 Theodore Gardner 1.00 Henry Asher 1.00 Jeanette Wheeler 1.00, among recipients totaling 98 05.
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Douglas County
Tom Toe
J. W. Shaw
Galloo
Henry Albach
O. Bowman
Niet Theodore Gardner
Henry Asher
Jeanette Wheeler
Midland couple visits KU alumni at Eldridge Hotel
Mr and Mrs Carl McAdams and their son Chuck of Midland Texas stay several days at the Eldridge while visiting Mrs McAdamss mother at the Phi Gamma Delta house. He is a Sinclair Oil geologist in West Texas and KU alumnus who played football four years. Mrs McAdams was Miss Georgia Haynes of Kapma Kapps Gamma. The article also notes a P T A talk by Charles E Roen at Blake Hall Friday November 3 at 3 30.
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Carl McAdams
K. U
Liguia Nu Fraternity
McAdams
Georgia Haynes
Kapna Kapps Gamma Sorority
University Students Scramble for Elections and Events
University life buzzes with freshmen elections slated for November 9 under a new Australian ballot system. Amid campus antics, students discuss party lines, the Rising Sun platform, and ongoing Mary Rose performances. Local sports and theater details mix with prank reports and student rivalries.
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Mote
Bron
University
Sara Dyalere
Pachacamac
Party of the Rising Sun
Cyniia
K. U
K-men
Exhibit of Paintings to Be Shown in November
An exhibit of paintings will be displayed during November on the third floor of the Administration building. Works by former students of the department will hang in galleries elsewhere, with corridor walls reserved for a few pictures.
Water colors show at University of Kansas museum
An exhibit of water colors by American artists opens Monday at the Spencer-Thayer Museum of Art under the University department of painting. Notables include John Steuart Curry and Louis Eilshemius among others. The show runs only until November 18 due to high demand, traveling from New York.
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University Department of Painting
Epoonar-Thayer Museum of Art
John Steuart Curry
Thia R Ute
Sp Thayer Museum
Kansan
Charles de
Chatmuth
Louis Eilshemius
Pearce Ennis
Ernest Fiene
Ford Lahey
Haley Lever
George Whorf
William Luks
John Geoorge Zorach
University of Art
Kansas
New York
Street paving plans advance in Massachusetts city
City engineers push ahead with detailed plans for street improvements from the Kaw bridge to Twenty third street with funds possibly covering Eleventh street north. Highway director Harry Darby cites 125000 plus for new paving and suggests widening from Eleventh south to Massachusetts. Work may start at Breezedale as funds permit and bids will follow plan checks. Business College graduates are touted as in demand.
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Altho
Massachusetts
Kaw Bridge
Twentythird Street
Harry Darby
Highway Department
Eleventh Street
Twenty-thi
Eleventh
Breezedale
Iee Power Company
Masenehuesetta Street
Open House and Events at Haskell and Nearby Venues
Open House at Haskell tomorrow afternoon with tea served by home economics students in Altatoa hall from 4 30 to 6 o clock. A second session from 4 to 6 at the senior high school building accompanies the art round table meeting. The Chamber of Commerce plans a dance from 9 30 to 12 30 tomorrow night at the K U Union for teachers. A separate Negro teachers dance at Miller hall 936 Massachusetts tomorrow night at 9 30. Water color exhibition features Prof Eastwood and Prof Karl tern of the University. A locker at Paull gymnasium was broken into between 8 and 9 last night. a suit and shoes were stolen.
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Dili Bowes
ing—I._C. Stevenson
Loyd Houston
Walter Keeler
C. G. Bayles
W. R. Essick
J. J. Wheeler
H. G. Higham
O. W. Maloney
Haskell
Home Economics Department
Altatoa Hall
Chamber of Commerce
K. U. Union
Miller Hall
Massachusetts St
Raymond J. Eastwood
Karl Tern
Read Vents Academy of Fine Artsiladelphia
Pate Mattern
Ae Paull
Hia
Bs Atinaon Son Gymnasium
Ponselle Concert Attracts Music Lovers Monday Night
Rosa Ponselle, Metropolitan Opera prima donna, to perform at the university with selections from Verdi and Rossini. Reserved seats mostly sold, main floor seats still available. unreserved seating to be released if not claimed by 8 pm. Accompanist Stuart Ross to provide two piano groups as part of the program. Collections with truck noted.
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Rosa Ponselle
Metro-politan Opera Company
Tescon
Atchison
Salina
Seaworth
St At
Eehe University
Miss Ponselle
Stuart Ross
Truck
Clothing Drive by City Track Group for Needy
Boldin a city track figure will lead a weekly Friday morning clothing drive for the Social Service League. Previously a private truck collected donations. now volunteers will gather garments at the salvage store or by donor call. Citizens with clothing or supplies are urged to contact the Social Service League for pickup or drop off.
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Social Service League
Jayhawk Poster Creator James O Bryon on Campus Work
James O Bryon of Lawrence is shaping a new feature for a major paper. He produces the Jayhawk Poster with cartoons around the central drawing of the featured person. The project is coordinated by Chicago Herald and Examiner advertising manager George P Hollingberg and will appear soon in the World.
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James O'Bryan
Lawrence
United States
O'Bryon
J. W. O’bryon
Aritiate Ie Jayha
Chicago
George P
Snow results spread across Kansas and Oklahoma
Snow blanketed Oakley Colby and Scott City with two inches on the level in Kansas and a trace to a skiff in nearby towns. Northwestern Oklahoma reported the season's first snow with freezing temperatures at Forgan. Parvin and other areas saw overcast showers, and overnight rain helped the wheat crop.
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Salina
Kan
Oakley
Colby & Quarter Finch
Scott City
Northwest
Okla
Oklahoma
Forgan
Okishoma Andie
Missing Fragments Signal Unclear Arrival
Fragmentary note reports an arrival this afternoon linked to an air flight from Les Mureaux. Content is incomplete, obscuring clear facts about persons or events.
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Lindberne
Charles
Les Mureaux
Ces
Visit to Tulsa Sparks Planned Trip for Howard Family Member
A fragmented note mentions Miss Ht planning a visit to Tulsa to see her father and J. Howard. It indicates plans to leave today and notes Howard being a member of a group, with a possible World’s event referenced.
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Tulas
J. Howard
Ney
Paintings Show by Federation Arts Group in Washington
A fragmented clipping notes Federation Arts in Washington presenting paintings. Names appear as W D C Sh Eick and others linked to a display. Mentions of Kaw river duck hunters and a Canadian fowl weigh 10 percent pounds suggest stray fragments from an unrelated ad.
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American “Federation Arts
W D.C
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