Annual High School Journalism Conference Opens with Lectures
About 250 delegates from Kansas and Kansas City attend the fifteenth annual high school journalism conference. The morning features lectures by visiting teachers and seminars led by F. noted speakers. A dinner and libel play preceded the Cambridge University R U debate. Delegates later attend a Iowa State game.
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Kansas
City
Union
Building
3. Department of Journalism
John Peter Zenger
Helen O. Mahin
Fraser Theater
Cambridge University
R. U
Helen Reardon
Leavenworth
Annie P. Hopkins
Chapman
Cassie Fernones
Wellington
Frances Taylor
Moore
Parsons
Ivan Belle
Harper
Lawrence
Lucy
Barns
Burlington
National Scholastic Press Association
Hazel Paullman
Garnett
Towa
University of ‘Kansas
Es Ie
Poor Pa by Claude Gallan leads charity football game
The Young Men's Republican club accepted a challenge from the Young Men's Democratic club to a charity football game. The Democratic boss coach is George Meeker, former Navy Pacific Fleet champion. In Kansas City last night Floyd Fletcher, 32, of Turner slapped his wife. In Uniontown a political race saw Ewing Swanky lose to his wife Margaret Swaney for tax collector, with Swanky to supply the ox roast provisions. Pittsburgh reported a judge ribbing a juror for lateness after dismissing a name request.
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Georgé Meeker
Kansas
Floyd Fletcher
Turner
Kan
Uniontown
Ewing Swanky
Georges Township
Margaret
Ma) Swaney
Swaney
Pittsburgh
Baldwin News Highlights From Baldwin Kansas
Baldwin residents heard updates on local events and personal notices. Mr. Woodruff remained unconscious after a Saturday accident near Springfield Missouri. Mary Garth died at home of her nephew and niece Andrew and Mrs. Craig on East Elm Street. Baker College activities included lectures, music programs and campus visits by alumni. Dr. E Stanley Jones will speak in Baldwin on November 24 at First Methodist Church.
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Paul Clayton
Myork
Mary Garth
Andrew Craig
East Elm Street
Garth
Rosedale
Craig
Baldwin
A. M. Hanks
Kansas City
Mary A. Ault
Boston
Warren Ault
Bonner Springs
J.H . Campbell
Maurine
Smith Conover
Port Arthur
Tex
Clifford Hall
Emma
Gilham
Bald
Samuel Gilham
Stewart
Morganville
Cyril Randell
Teresa Rosemary
Charles Ludwig Schultz
Chicago
Aileen Barbara
Kenneth Wilson
Wilson
Harriett
Neosha Falls
Chester Moore
Paleo
H.Z. Moore
Baker
Elizabeth Ebright
Merle Fischer
Russell Barkley
Earl Ewpart
Richmond Church
Julius Holmes
Romania
Aont
Nora Fairley
Tri Delta
Ladies Aid of
First Methodist Church
Fellowship
Jeanne Woodruff
Mary Counts Morgan
Harold W. Guest
James’ Chubb
William. M. Balch
Ottawa
Dr. Balch
Prano
Virginia Auger
Carrol van Buskirk
Marie
Adolph
E. Stanley Jones
Topeka
Kansas
City
Christ of the
Taran 8 City Club
Tne
Nina Bayliss
E. C. Wright
Lincoln
Neb
Ives Chapel
Wright
Zed Wright
Baker Panhellenic
Delta Zeta House
Irene Sterling
National Panhellenic Association
Syas
Phi.Mu
Independence
Miss McCullough
University of Kansas
Black Jack
Clyde Stewart
Oliver Price
Bert O'Neil
Lou Emery
PN. Miller
Harry Barnett
Howard Sanders
Frank Elliott
Drexel, Mo
Plan KFKU Programs Freshman Discovers Campus Highlighted Talks
Exte nded series on campus objects and buildings by Miss Helen Rhoda Hoppes Peoplish class members at Station KFKU begins Monday November 20 at 2 30 pm with talks edited to three to four minute radio pieces from Dyche Museum Blue China and other themes authors include Ward Cory Margaret Pyle Paul Hibbard Stephen Allen Dorothy Oldenkamp Foe Gross Elaine Morris Olson Elbert McGaw Kenneth Morris Maxine Boyte Lesse Battenfield S Fencannon William Townsley Woodrow Lindsay Warren McDougal George Oyler Ren Buehjer Homer McGuire Eugene Barron and others scheduled through January 29 with dates and speakers listed.
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Helen Rhoda Hoppes
KFKU
RFU
Dyche
Ward E. Cory
Eudora
Kansas
Margaret Pyle
Wichita
Wichita H
North
China
Paul C. Hibbard
Toronto
Fall ‘River
Kans
Stephen H. Allen
Tével William Gibble
Topeka
Lee Oldenkamp
Kansas City
Gross
Russell
Marietta
Salina
M. Elias
Lawrence
Ann Olson
Elbert
McGaw
Osawatomie
Kenneth
L. Morris
Pawnee Rock
Creston Gleed
Law- Maxine Boyte
East
Zlesse R. Battenfield
Southwest
S. Frank
Fencannon
Emporia
William L. Townsley
Great Bend
Woodrow Lindsay
Warren McDougal
Colby
George Oyler
Gion Eugene
Barron
Leavenworth
Ren. B. _Buehjer
Rushton
Homer McGuire
Sharon
Divorce favor given after husband testifies cruelty
In Leavenworth Kansas the Lindemans appear in court amid social turmoil. Belle Lindeman could not prove cruelty without corroboration until husband Louis testified against himself, leading to a divorce. He had been serving a 39 day sentence tied to a separate political matter and witnesses missed court due to sidewalk slips.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Belle ‘Lindeman
Louis
Kan
Welock
Drug items prices rise amid shortages and delays
The report notes sustained price increases for antiseptics and other drug items after months of limited supply, with wholesalers pushing higher costs for mouth washes lotions salves and related balms. It explains February as a turning point in wholesale pricing and warns consumers they may still find available products despite the squeeze.
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Mu Phi Epsilon
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Davies
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Phi “Mu Sorority
Delta
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Delta Zetas
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Centenary Hall
William Davies
Ruth Dennen
Mildréd Black
Marie Mull
Hese
Plan Kfku
Alcatraz
Alcatraz Island
San Francisco ‘Bay
C. L. Griffeth Coal Co
Rhone
F. W. Barber
Mgr
L. Griffeth
Coal CO
Harrison Liver Bees
Harry Smith
Bill
Smith
The
Smiths
Pirin
NRA
United States
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