Dr L V Koos to Speak at College Section Address
Dr L V Koos a University of Chicago educator with decades of experience in Illinois Minnesota and Washington will address the College section at 2 pm Friday in Engineering auditorium Marvin hall The speaker known for writings on secondary education has held posts at Minnesota Washington and Chicago and directed several national studies including the National Survey of Secondary Education and the Survey for California While a prolific author and editor Koos has long served in professional bodies and associations.
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L. V. Koos
Middle West
University of Chicago
Koos
Marvin Hall
Ilinois
Illinois
Minnesota
University of Washington
University of Minnesota
School Review
Office of Education of
Washington, D. C
Lightning Strikes Two Homes in Oklahoma Storm
In Bartlesville on October 31 1962 a lightning bolt destroyed the Tarr family home and injured no one besides a blistered arm in Mrs. Lee Crogden’s house where her baby in her lap was unharmed. The Tarrs’ 18 year old Tim escaped injury. An electrical storm and heavy rain accompanied the strike.
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Bartlesville
Okla
Bill Tarr
Tarrs
Tim
Lee Crogden
Bechtel Aids Husker Cornhusking Contender
Kenneth House of Goodland, brother of Lawrence House the repeat champion, won a Sherman county husking bee last Monday but sprained his wrist. He sought diathermia treatment in Lawrence from Dr J R Bechtel and again at Wellsville, likely aided by two visits. Discovery, famed Arlington Downs horse, retired to a farm and will not run in the Wagoneer Memorial on November 16.
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Kenneth House
Goodland
Wellsville
Lawrence
Kenneth
Lawrence House
Sherman County
J. R. Bechtel
Arlington Downs
Tex
Discovery
Test Your Knowledge Cen Seven Questions
A garbled list of trivia prompts asks about biblical salutation to Jesus, authors, poetry, a state nickname, knife types, Homer, Hottentots homeland, U S citizenship, North Sea boundaries, and a Boston Liberty Bell building.
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Cen
Classified
Jerusalem
Rom
North Dakotat
United States
North Sea
Boston
le of Liberty
Johnson Sees AAA Surviving Court Challenge
Kansas City Oct 31 Gen Hugh S Johnson said the AAA will not be knocked out by a court ruling though parts may be eliminated. He urged readiness for the possibility, arguing the country won t return to pre New Deal days. Johnson spoke at the University of Kansas en route to Lawrence with Missances Robinson and Charles F Horner aboard.
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Kansas City
Hugh S. Johnson
AAA
Altho
Johnson
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Ances Robinson
Charles F. Horner
National Aeronautical Association
Chicago
Rural Education Pioneer Dr J L Clifton to Speak
Dr J L Clifton of Ohio State University with decades in rural schools and state education administration will address Lawrence High School Rural Department in the auditorium at 2 o clock this afternoon. He helped create the Ohio School of the Air statewide scholarship and guided major statewide education programs before returning to teaching duties.
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J. L. Clifton
Ohio State University
Columbus
Ohio
Clifton
Ohio School of the Air
Lawrence High School
Aoe
Probe Air Tragedy In Cheyenne Flight Crashes On Hilltop
A silver-hued airliner on a trial flight crashed on a snow covered knoll six miles south of Cheyenne Wyoming. Four airmen died and investigators sought causes as witnesses described a sputtering engine, a first explosion, a leap into flames and a second blast. The victims included M T Arnold Hanley Cohn Edward Yantis and Harold Kaufman. Nearby observers reported the calamity in the zero weather.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
PIA
Here
United Airlines
M.T. Arnold
Hanley G. Cohn
Wyoming Air Service
Denver
Sheridan
Edward Yantis
UAL
Harold Kaufman
Italy Offers to Negotiate Peace Amid Ethiopian War
Italy signals willingness to negotiate ending the East African invasion as Bar on Pompeo Aloisi and other officials head to Geneva. British, French, and Ethiopian leaders discuss possible peace terms while fighting continues in the Ogaden and Makale regions. Emperor Haile Selassie orders redistributing unearthed arms to tribesmen as Italian advances press southward.
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England
Italy
Baron Pompeo Aloisi
Mussolini
League
Britain
Sir Samuel
Geneva
Ethiopia
Committee of Five
Haile Selassie
Altho
Rodolfo Graziani
Ogaden Desert
Gorrahei
Adigrat
Aduwa
Makale
Dr Harry C McKown Aimed at Extra Curriculars and Guidance
Dr Harry C McKown a noted authority on extra curricular activity curriculum and character education will address the senior high school department meeting at 2 oclock Friday afternoon in Frase theater He is a prolific author and former university professor who has given about a thousand addresses since 1923 and remains an active aviator and educator in the School Activities magazine editorship
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Harry C. McKown
McKown
Morrill
University of Pittsburgh
Education expert Dr. Hopkins to speak at Lawrence event
Dr. L Thomas Hopkins associate professor at Teachers College Columbia University will address junior high and rural and city high school departments in Lawrence at 2 pm Friday in central Administration auditorium. He co authored several junior high texts published by Benj H Sanborn and company and his works include Objective Drills in Arithmetic and Creative School Music due 1985.
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L. Thomas Hopkins
Teachers College
Columbia University
Lawrence
Central Administration
Hopkins
Benj, H. Sanborn and Company
Kansas
Silver, Burdette and Company
Teachers College Record
Idaho
Pasadena
California
Wilmington
Delaware
South Bend
Indiana
Burbank
Dr. Hopkins
Kreisler Recital Draws 4200 To Lawrence Auditorium
Fritz Kreisler drew about 4,200 music lovers to the University Auditorium in Lawrence last evening. He opened with Tartini The Devil's Trill and followed with Bach Violin Partita and Viotti Concerto, then Adagio from the concerto. The second half featured Kreisler compositions and Debussy and Ravel arrangements, ending with Danny Boy Schoene Rosmarin and Liebesfreud.
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Fritz Kreisler
Lawrence
University
Manhattan
Salina
Kansas City
Chanute
Topeka
Tartini
Viotti
Kreisler
Hartmann
Debussy
Corelli
Ignaz Friedman
Imagination Needed to Find a Face in Stamp
New York broadcast officials face pressure to elevate programs and curb aggressive advertising to keep privately owned radio alive. Payne at Columbia warns against political power dreams and a fifth estate, urging reform over lobbying and subservience to the FCC.
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New York
George Henry Payne
Federal Communications Commissioner
Columbia University
Payne
Federal Communications Commission
Kreisler Recital Draws Mixed Reactions at K U
Report on the Kre kel Kreisler recital notes a contralto at Dr ead avenue boarding house and a student doodling in algebra. Kreisler’s violin fascinate some, with encores and a joke about Turkey in the Straw. Husker Kansas game trip eyed by Jay Jones group ahead of Oklahoma clash Saturday.
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Jay Jones
Oklahoma
Ready to Rehabilitate Culture in Los Angeles
Los Angeles on October 31 reports a $2.5 million cultural rehabilitation program employing over 3,000 actors, technicians, musicians, writers, painters and sculptors. The plan starts next Monday with four focus areas: drama, music, art and writing. Allocation includes $750,000 for plays in schools and theaters, $1,000,000 to $1,500,000 for music development, and $220,000 to employ writers for an American Guide project.
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Los Angeles
Monay
Phi Delts Kappa Luncheon At University Club
Phi Delts Kappa will hold a special luncheon for members tomorrow at 12 20 PM at the University Club 1435 Ohio Street Tickets are 50 cents A program includes talks by visiting convention speakers organized by N D Rizzo president and Keith Roberta program committee chair.
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Phi Delts Kappa
University Club
Ohio
N. D Rizzo
Keith Roerta
Ginger Rogers early stage start linked to Henry Santrey
Ginger Rogers first public stage appearance with Henry Santrey's show is noted, with Santrey credited for shaping her film career. His Soldiers of Fortune just completed 20 Warner Bros shorts, two shown at Granada. Locals may recall Santrey's KC stage show, and the owl show tonight at 11:15 plus Friday Saturday matinee and evening times.
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Ginger Rogers
Henry Santrey
Soldiers of Fortune
Warner Bros
Granada
Santrey
Main Street
Kansas City
Gift Baby case hearings test witnesses amid court disruptions
In St Louis on October 31 the Gift Baby case continued with unwed mother candidate Anna Ware and Mrs Nellie Tipton Muench claiming maternity. Judges limited spectator access after a previous outburst, and child specialists observed the 10 week old infant as experts prepare to testify tomorrow. The hearing resumes with Ware's lawyer aiming to finish her side. Separate notes mention a redecorated Rose Beauty Shop and an Episcopal communion service postponed.
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St. Louis
Science
Anna Ware
Nellie Tipton Muench
William Dee Becker
Circuit Court of Appeals
Muen
Miss Ware
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