Larremore joins Washburn as law professor and choir director
Thomas A. Larremore, longtime KU law professor, moves to Washburn College Topeka as law faculty member and choir director. He taught at Colorado and Cincinnati in recent summers, holds Yale and Columbia law degrees, Syracuse music degree, and has directed campus choirs and the American Legion choir.
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Thomas A. Larremore
University of Kansas
Washburn College
Topeka
Larremore
University of Colorado
Bouter
Washburn Chapel
Yale University
Columbia University
Columbia
Syracuse
N. Y
Union Theological
American Legion
New York
Syracuse Post
Faculty Changes At Fort Hays State College
Fort Hays State College announces faculty changes for the new academic year. E R McCartney will head economics and business administration, Leona Welles replaces Elsie Harris in art, Charles Weist returns from leave in philosophy, Ruth Beagley replaces Barnette Davis, and Fred Albertson will cover classes for James Rouse who studies at Nebraska University.
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Ruth Beagley
Barnette Davis
Columbia University
Fred Albertson
James Rouse
Nebraska University
Robbery and kidnapping plea in Garden City
Fred Bauer 20 and Velma Bauer 19 of Joplin Missouri pleaded guilty in district court to kidnapping and robbery of Roy Burton a candy salesman. Judge sentenced Bauer to 10 to 21 years for robbery and five to ten years for kidnapping after Burton was held for about 36 hours. The couple fled to Cherryvale after abandoning the truck when supplies ran low. An abandoned stripped Oakland sedan near Lawrence was found by deputies. they recovered the motor number to trace ownership.
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Garden
Bauer
Cherryvale
Oakland
Sheri Zifs
Jude ‘Anderson
George Price
Lawrence
Injury after ax cut on Russell Woodard farm
Hosea Thornton of Richland, colored, is hospitalized with injuries to the left foot after cutting wood on the Russell Woodard farm. An axe struck two toes, necessitating amputation. He was transported to Memorial hospital by Mr. Woodward.
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Hosea Thornton
Richland
Memorial Hospital
Russell Woodard
Thornton
Woodward
New Pastor Arrives in Lawrence set for Sunday duties
The Rev. Carter Harrison, rector of Trinity Episcopal church, arrived from New York by motor car and will begin duties tomorrow. He will lead Holy Communion at 8, church school at 9 45, and morning prayer and sermon at 11. Harrison, former rector of St. Paul’s in Brookings SD, toured Russia this summer studying child welfare and agriculture, traveling from Leningrad to Sebastopol and visiting Germany Estonia and Finland. He noted Russia uses education to influence religion, with some churches allowed to operate and others confiscated. He cited communism as Russia’s prevailing influence and highlighted a large construction program and electric power growth. He praised Russia’s child welfare efforts while deeming other areas inefficient. Harrison, a William and Mary College, Virginia Seminary and Columbia University alumnus, will reside at Hotel Eldridge during rectory remodeling.
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Carter Harrison
Trinity Episcopal Church
Lawrence
Mnotor
New York
South Carolina
Harrison
St. Paul’s Church
Brookins
S.D
Russia
Leningrad
Sebastopol
Germany
Esthenia
Finland
Lenin
Marx
Stalin
M. Harrison
William and Mary Colere
Virginia
Virginia Seminary
Alexandria
Columbia University
Eldridge
Trinity Lutheran church reaches anniversary fundraising goal
About 130 attendees heard that Trinity Lutheran Church in Lawrence surpassed its fourth anniversary goal of 1250 dollars with a small excess. Part of the funds cover interest on a 27000 dollar debt while the rest reduces indebtedness. A supper, community sing led by Mrs Mildred Dunn, two solos by Mrs Dunn with accompaniment by Miss Mildred Reuter, and church activity films by Ed F Hutt followed the announcement.
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Lawrenc
Trinity Lutheran Church
Trinity
Aid Society
Mildred Dunn
Ed. F. Hutt
Kansas City
Oa i
Princess Dread Wins Plaza Ice Cream Contest
Mrs. Evelyn Zinn of Ano Learnard Avenue won the Plaza Cafe prize for naming the new ice cream frame. The winning title Princess Dread earned a $10 prize from more than four hundred submitted names.
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Evelyn Zinn
Ano Learnard Avenue
Plaza Cafe
Zinn
Enrollment at Fort Hays anticipates small rise
Hays Kansas September 17 AP With 600 students already registered Dean F B Lee registrar at Fort Hays Kansas State College said they did not expect a crease of more than five percent in the school's enrollment this year. Classes started September 33.
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Hays
Kan
F. B. Lee
Fort Hays
Kansas State College
Thtey
Governor’s bid to calm gas company crisis sparks dispute
Garver accuses Governor Woodring of political expediency amid a looming court reversal over gas company rates. He argues two or three firms may be insolvent yet the governor treats them as a single unit with enough income to justify rate reductions. Garver insists no company has defaulted on its debts and all retain full credit.
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Woodring
Garver
Society Notes From Lawrence Dinner at Colonial Tea Room
Miss Kate Riggs and Miss May Riggs entertained friends at the Colonial tea room on Saturday evening honoring their cousin Mrs Earl Lord of Emporia visiting Lawrence. The South Side Reading club meets Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Fox at 1800 Mississippi street. Seven Topeka Soroptimist club members dined Thursday at the Colonial including Pauline Myers Nixon and Lula Ecker. Annabel Norton of State Teachers' College Emporia, guest of Mrs H E Rynerson, hosted a dinner Thursday at the Colonial.
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Kate Riggs
May Riggs
Colonial Tea Room
Earl Lord of
Emporia
Lawrence
South Side Reading Club
Topeka Soroptimist Club
Pauline Myers Nixon
Lula Ecker
Edith Schober
Mary Strohm
Mildred Hunt
Annie Spence
Mamie Cooksey
Annabel Norton
State Teachers’ College
H. E. Rynerson
Colonial
Personal notices of 1900s-era social guests and moves
Mrs. M E Melborn and her young daughter Nancy of New York visit Haskell with Mrs. W H Dietz and plan to join Mr. Melborn in Buenos Aires. Lucy Bailey daughter of Herbert S Bailey from Ontario California arrives in Lawrence to enroll in the University graduate school and live with grandfather Dr E H S Bailey. Barbara Jane Gaw and Anne Whipple attend St Marys academy in Leavenworth. Mr and Mrs C D Cowgill spend the day in Kansas City. Mrs Robert House and Miss Caroline Rob House spend Saturday in Kansas City.
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Anne Whipple
St. Mary's Academy
Leavenworth
C.D. Cowgill
Kansas City
Robert House
Caroline Rob
Seventh Street Detour Involves Short Road Closure
West Seventh Street from Vermont to Kentucky will close for a few days to finish a 100 foot patched stretch. Asphalt concrete has been laid and is hardening before sand topping. Traffic on Highway 40 is rerouted to the 600 block on Kentucky Street while work proceeds. City engineers test several surface mixtures to judge asphaltic concrete's value on this busy route by spring.
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West Seventh Street
Vermont
Kentucky
Kentucky Street
Bishop Cannon Unknown How He Will Vote In Roosevelt Election
In Joplin Missouri on September 17 AP reports Bishop James A Cannon Jr of the Methodist Episcopal Church South says he cannot vote for Roosevelt and is undecided about Hoover He urges listeners to abstain or vote for the candidate they believe will best promote prohibition He opposes any candidate supporting outright repeal from constable to President.
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Joplin
Roosevelt
Hoover
James A. Cannon, Jr
Southwest Missouri
EUT
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
County Seeks Relief After Survey Totals
Franklin county seeks 30008 in federal relief after a survey to gauge needs for the next four months. The county reported 520 relief applications and about 500 people out of work. In other news, Paul Bradford 29 of Kansas City Kan was injured when his truck fell 35 feet from an approach to an A S B bridge. He was crowded through a steel fence. Also, six died in an air crash at Spezia Italy when two bombing planes touched while landing on the bay.
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Franklin County
Kansas City
Paul Bradford
Kan
Crass
Spezia
Italy
To Move Here From Topeka R McCarty Heads Met Life Office
R McCarty of Topeka will move his Metropolitan Life Insurance Co headquarters to town. He plans to reside at 2014 Massachusetts Street next week. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL NOTES Miss Jane Allen improved after a major operation. Miss Susan Todd’s condition also improved today.
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Topeka R
McCarty
Tondo
Douglas
Nklin
Metropolitan Lif Insurance Co
Topeka
Massachusetts Street
Jane Allen
Susan Todd
Marriage Licenses Off Judge Puzzled By Trend
Probate Judge L H Menger reports a puzzling marriage license pattern. Sixteen licenses were issued in the first week of September, but none were issued in the second week, prompting thoughts of an advertising campaign to rouse Cupid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Menger
Menger
Dan Cupid
Big $3,850,000 loan for Dotsero cutoff line
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation approved a loan of 3,850,000 dollars to the Denver & Rio Grande Western railroad to build the forty mile Dotsero cutoff. The ICC endorsed the application and extended the start deadline to November 15.
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Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Denver
Colo
Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad
Eee
Lawrence musings and campus scenes in 1930s notes
In Lawrence a freshman’s pretensions, coed queuing with a chair for registration, Indian summer weather, local store windows displaying coaches and athletes, theater ushers in new uniforms, and city delays over a small concrete island. Also reflective quips on radios, music boxes, talking machines, and streetcar fortunes.
Pleasant September weekend forecast in Kansas
The United States weather bureau promised an ideal September weekend with pleasant mild temperatures and sunshine. Skies were clear across Kansas and the Midwest, with warmer conditions expected tomorrow. No rain fell yesterday and high waters from the Smoky Hill River reached the Kaw with a projected 4 to 5 foot rise as far as Lawrence, though no overflows were reported.
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Topeka
Kansas
United States Weather Bureau
State
Middle West
Smoky Hill
Kaw
Flora
Lawrence
Rate for Denver Trip For Kansas Fans Set At 21 60
The Union Pacific sets a one way fare plus twenty five cents to Denver for the Kansas football team and followers at 21 60, with the same rate for fans. The low price may reflect uncertain turnout for a special train. In memoriam to Henry Clay Bayne who died September 18 1931. Mrs Ella Bayne. IN MEMORIAM.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Denver
Kansas
Henry Clay Bayne
God
Ella Bayne
Last Double Drill Ends First Week of Jayhawker Practice
Jayhawker football coach Hargiss led a lengthy dummy scrimmage after registering a reduced practice session. The red scrimmage jerseys went to the first eleven while Nesmith Schaake Beach and Plaskett formed the backfield with Hammer Stuck Freese Clawson Kvaternik Logan and Burcham on the line. Ross Marshall returned to the squad as a promising sophomore half back and a full squad was expected later today.
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Jayhawker
H. W. Hargiss
Nesmith
Schaake
J. Hammer
Stuck
Freese
Clawson
Kvaternik
Logan
Burcham
Ross Marshall
Olathe
Hargiss
Kaw Valley Poultry Tour Set For Next Wednesday
The Kaw Valley Poultry Association will conduct its annual tour in Shawnee county next Wednesday. County agent J A Terrell and committee chair describe visiting sites with usable buildings and equipment, including a box car lumber poultry house and live demonstrations at several farms. The tour begins at C F E Daniels home four miles west of Lawrence on Highway 40 at 9 oclock, concluding at a Topeka packing plant for final bird feeding and dressing grades.
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Kaw Valley Poultry Association
Shawnee County
J. A. Terrell
Terrel
Topeka
C. FE. Daniels
Lawrence
Highway 40
Farm Home Robbery Near Stull Reported
Elmer Nichols, a farmer west of Stull, found his farm home ransacked during church attendance. Cash around twenty cents, a child's bank totaling two cents, and a gold watch were taken. Deputy sheriffs Fred Vogler and George Price arrived around 10 o clock, noting the burglary occurred between 8 and 10 p.m. Drawers and closets were rifled and clothing strewn about. doors were left unlocked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Nichols
Stull
Fred Vogler
George Price
Nichols
Vogler
Four Men Ordered Out Of Town After Arrest
Four men identified as Charles Green from Wichita Sam Cole Ardmore Oklahoma and Charles Hall and John Pope from California were arrested yesterday afternoon and held overnight. Police ordered them to leave town this morning to prevent prowling. Green was nabbed at Eighth and New Hampshire after entering the First Presbyterian church at Ninth and Vermont. a janitor alerted police as he fled. Cole was taken at Eighth and Massachusetts while Hall and Pope were detained at Eleventh and Massachusetts streets.
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Charles Green
Wichita
Sam Cole
Ardmore
Okla
Charles Hall
John Pope
California
Green
Eighth
New Hampshire
First Presbyterian Church
Ninth
Vermont
Cole
Massachusetts
Hall
Pope
Eleventh
Commendation for University of Kansas Pharmacy School
Chancellor Lindley received a letter from G B Jordan of Purdue University, head of the AACP executive committee. The spring inspection praised KU's pharmacy school for good equipment and high quality training, calling the visit refreshing and hopeful for the field.
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University of Kansas School of Pharmacy
Lindley
G. B. Jordan
Purdue University
American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy
Jordan
Kansas
Pharmacy
Council Parent Teachers meeting at Memorial High School
A Parent Teachers council session is set for Monday evening at 7 30 in the Memorial high school building. Local attorney A B Martin will discuss the tax imitation amendment. Mrs F P O Brien will explain Mickey Mouse clubs operation. Principals and all PTA officers urged to attend. Others interested are invited.
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Parent-Teachers Council
Memorial High School
A. B. Martin
Atttorney
F. P. O Brien
P.T. A
Miss Hepler to lead local 4-H booths at Hutchinson Fair
Miss Christie Hepler home demonstra tion agent will travel to Hutchinson tomorrow to enter 4-H club booths at the Kansas State Fair. Kanwaka, Big Springs and Hi-Point will display breakfast serving, babies garments and meals from canned foods respectively. Miss Margaret Colman will accompany Miss Hepler. On Tuesday Vera Flory, winner of the Topeka free fair style show, will enter the state fair contest in Hutchinson.
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Christie Hepler
Hutchinson
Kanwaka
Big Springs
Margaret Colman
Miss Hepler
Vera Flory
Topeka
Hutchin' Sson
Market News: Grains and cotton edge lower in Chicago
Chicago market notes show traders selling amid a softer securities and cotton tone. Wheat up slightly to 3 higher, corn and oats down modestly, provisions steady to down. Winnipeg receipts rose to 2,431 cars, domestic wheat use for 1932-33 seen at 660 million bushels. Livestock mixed with cattle and steer pricing up slightly.
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Chicago
Grmin
Europa
North American
Winnipeg
United States
Woodstock News Gathers Local Family Moves And Events
Numerous local notices detail hospital recoveries for L L Davison and W L Stockwell, visits by relatives from Topeka Perry and Williamstown, and a growing Woodstock school with 11 pupils. Residents travel to Mayview for visits, Rice family reunion draws attendees statewide, and a Neighborhood Circle Club meeting features talks on daily papers.
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Hughes
Mattie Howard
Lawrence
Charles Stewart
Topeka
Perry
Williamstown
Dan Petrie
Richard Petrie
Valley Grove
L. L. Davison
Bethany Hospital
W. L. Stockwell
Bell Memorial Hospital
Forest Helm
Floyd
Gleed
David Osborne
Ozarks
Robert McManness
Cress
McManness
John Phillips
Easton
John Black
McGuire
Standwood
Stella Wright
Maye Wright
St.Margaret’s Hospital
E. B. Davison
Helen
Stevens
Herbert
Jess Graham
Wesley Grove
Nettie Haworth
Woodstock
Mildred Duree
Eugene Black
Rosene Lange
Bonnie Black
June Morrow
Billie Black
Maurice Davison
Viola Canady
Charles Goucher
Mabel Petiit
Edgar Davison
George Steed
John Stuedle
Violet Stuedle
Henry Ridgway
Mayview
Martin Zook
al Zook
Colorado
Chester Zook
Sarah Williams
McLouth
W. R. Harding
al. Zook
Pueblo
Colo
Alice , Ridgway
Clide Moses
Mabel Haring
Harding
Frank Chamnion
Moore
Mabel
Agnes Nowak
Forest Freeman
Kansas City
Market snapshot from Kansas City and New York
Livestock and grain prices show hogs steady to higher with strong cattle and sheep demand. Cattle bulls and stockers gain, feeders and grass cattle mixed. hogs mostly steady with direct sales noted. Separate reports cover Kansas City and Chicago markets, including hay, grain, and produce, plus a cautious Wall Street close with rail shares rally fading.
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Kansas City
USDA
Ateers
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K. U
Dickinson Theater
Fritz Meyn
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Hutchinson Fair
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