College Faculty in First Meeting Sets Sympathetic Study
Chancellor Lindley urged sympathetic study of extracurricular activities at the fall faculty meeting. The social gathering introduced 20 new faculty members and included remarks from the chancellor and Dean Paul Lawson. The body approved resignations, curricular changes, and plans to issue summer degrees at the October session.
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Lindley
Meing
Paul B. Lawson
Kansas City
Conant
Harvard
Middle West
W. 5. Johnson
J. B. Stanathan
New Montgomery Ward appoints B Eells store manager
B Eells named manager of the Montgomery Ward store succeeding H L Burton who moves to Shreveport La as manager there Eells was merchandise manager for the company in Springfield Missouri and previously held similar posts in the New York area He is a Nebraska native Burtner leaves the Lawrence store after two years to take over in Shreveport at week’s end.
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B. ¥. Eells
Montgomery War
H. L. Burton
Shreveport
Eells
Springfield
New York
Nebreske
Burtner
Lawrence
Checks to nine counties welfare reimbursements Aug
Nine Kansas counties receive state welfare board reimbursements totaling 16 306 989 for August old age assistance aid to the blind and to dependent children. Counties listed include Cutler Clark Cowley Doniphan Douglas Elk Russell Saline Sedgwick. Also notes Rev G W Landes speaks at Clearfield Evangelical Church and a probate court marriage of Edward T Shubkagel and Mildred E Murphy.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
State Social Welfare Board
Cutler, Clark
Cowley
Doniphan
Douglas
Elk
Russell
Saline
Sedgwick
Clearfield
G. W. Landes
Kansas City
Evangelical Churches
Clearfield Evangelical Church
Test Your Knowledge 1 Is an American citizen who served in the Italian army during the World war eligible for bonus from the American government
The prompt asks about eligibility for a World War I bonus for an American citizen who served in the Italian army, a scenario involving conflicting service records and eligibility rules. It seeks a factual ruling or guidance on veteran benefits and international service considerations.
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Abraham
William Henry
Big name bands eyed for Hill dances this year
Hill plans to hire four big name orchestras for annual class dances at the University of Kansas. Fresh Frolic, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, and Senior Duake walk are eyed for headliners, with talks of Paul Whiteman joining the Fresh Frolic. Intramurals begin across campus as nonfraternity students push participation.
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Anson Weeks
Joe Venutian
Fletcher Henderson
Paul Whiteman
Ft. Worth
Convicts Escape from Ohio Jail After Slugging Guards
Cleveland Sept 22 three Missouri convicts awaiting trial for Cleveland bank robberies escaped the Cuyahoga county jail with another prisoner after slugging two jailers. They dashed into the street and hijacked Judge Louis Petraschs car, speeding away. Their getaway car struck a woman, fracturing both her legs. The piece notes the Statue of Liberty head shown at the 1878 Paris Exposition before assembly.
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Cleveland
Charles Bird
Frank Bird
James Widmer
Missouri
Cuyahoga County
Louis Petrasch
Ninety man KU band named for coming year
Russell L. Wiley announces a 90 member University of Kansas band roster including nine Lawrence men. Soloists include Claus Holthusen from Germany, Bob Boyle, Rich Gage, James Van Dyck, Rex Conner, Dean Brooks and Russell Chambers. Jack Laffer leads as field major with four baton twirlers and multiple assistant directors. The group will perform at home football games, hold winter and spring concerts, and publish The Fanfare edited by Washing ton Borgeassen.
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Russell L. Wiley
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Claus Holthusen
Germany
Wiley
Holthusen
Cornet
Bob Boyle
Topeka
Rich Gage
Minneapolis
Kan
Barytone
James van Dyck
Ponca City
Okla
Rex Conner
McPherson
Dean Brooks
Russell Chambers
Platte
S. D
Jack Laffer
Wichita
Jack Dalby
Bob Hampel
Hiawatha
LaVarne Hackler
Bob Wolverton
Abilene
Wiley Onngimetts
Washingto Borge ©Assen
Ashin
Ni. Kan
Clyde Smith
Dodge City
Richard Gage
Carl Ruppenthal
Russell
Curtis Johnson
Ft. Collins
Colo
Libraram
Bob Forman
Kansas City
Whiskey dumped after seizure under Judge Means order
Sheriff’s force dumped seized whiskey into the sewer on Judge Hugh Means’s order. Bottles labeled Bottoms Up and Silver King were destroyed except one case kept as trial evidence. The seizure followed Morris Jones’s May 7 arrest for possession and transport of liquor. his car mortgage and fines were addressed in the week’s court action.
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Hugh Means
District Court
Old Kentucky
Morris Jones
Kansas City
Highway 10
Midland
Jones
Justice of the Peace
Means
Hearihg
General Motors Acceptance Corporation
Lincoln Issued Slavery Warning 75 Years Ago
Chicago September 22 seventy five years ago Abraham Lincoln kept his resolve to wait only on the military situation and issued his warning emancipation proclamation serving notice of the eventual outlawing of slavery in the United States. The decree issued five days after the union victory at Antietam paved the way for his January 1 1868 proclamation. Immediate northern reaction was not favorable with many union officers arguing the war was for restoration of the union not abolition. One hundred days later Lincoln decreed slavery abolished.
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Chicago
Abraham Lincoln
United States
Battle of
Antietam
Gotham
Harlem
North
Lincoln
First KU Fine Arts Recital Promises Varied Student Voices
Tomorrow at 3 30 PM the University of Kansas School of Fine Arts presents a student recital in the Administration building auditorium. The program features piano works by Mendelssohn Chopin and Liszt, voice items by Alice on Piano and Keith Davin, and a two piano piece. Private piano lessons for children offered by advanced students begin this term, supervised by Prof. G Criss Simpson, with 100 applicants accepted.
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K. U. ‘School of Fine Arts
Mendelasohnell
Volce
Villanelle
Alice
Bernie
aHizet
Keith Davin
Gretehaninotti
K. U. School of Fine Arts
G. Criss Simpson
Fine Arts
Roosevelt heads northwest on two week trip to survey aims
President Roosevelt orders heavy coats for a 14 day rail trek to Seattle and back, with Mrs. Roosevelt and White House aides aboard. He plans eight midwestern and western states stops, inspecting federal projects and a Good Neighbor voyage to British Columbia.
Quarry Rock Crushing Progress For Clearfield Road
WPA workers start crushing rock at the Tom Bird place southeast of Eudora to surface 4.5 miles of Clearfield road in the county system. Rock will run east from a point near Clearfield then south to connect with highway 50. NSF
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WPA
Clearfield
Tom Bird Place
Eudora
Unemployment Census Plans Approved by Roosevelt
Hyde Park Sept 22 John D Biggers administrator of the unemployment announced after a summer to House conference today President Roosevelt had approved final plans for the voluntary enumeration. He expected the count to be completed before December 1 with adequate authority and an expenditure up to 000,000. The post office department would handle distribution collection and preliminary check of registration cards to 31,000,000 homes carrying a message over the President's signature and a radio address to urge cooperation for a fair result.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Seattle
White House
Washington
British Columbia
Buffalo
Cleveland
Indiana
Chicago
Iowa
Cheyenne
Wyo
John D. Biggers
Toledo
Biggers
John Montgomery
Hungary
Yellowstone Park
Nebraska
Burke
O’mahoney
Butte
Mont
Wheeler
Hugo L. Black
Ku Klux Klan
Black
Emergency Public Works Administration
PWA
John D. B
Post Office Department
Fish calls for cleanup in G O P organization
Syracuse Sept. 22 UR New York Republican leaders split over selecting 15 delegates at large for the 1988 constitutional convention. Rep. Hamilton Fish Jr urged a wholesale house cleaning of the party apparatus, calling for the resignation of National Chairman John D. Hilles and New York National Committeewoman Mrs. Ru Baker Pratt. He urged replacing Hilles with a liberal Republican and noted Hilles resigned after 17 years as state committeeman.
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Syracuse
New York
Hamilton Fish, Jr
Ru Baker Pratt
Hilles
John D
Hamilton
Fish
Charles D. Hilles
Germany asks Japan to spare Nanking embassy
Germany, allied with Japan against communism, formally requested Tokyo refrain from bombardment of the Reichs Nanking embassy and any German inhabited areas in the Chinese capital. The German ambassador presented the note to the Japanese foreign office. similar appeals have been made by Britain, the United States and France.
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Berlin
Upi
Germany
Japan
Tokyo
Nanking
Britain
United States
France
Suit for $20,000: Mrs Koch says she was shot
Mrs Leonta Koch filed a $20,000 damages suit in Kansas City Kansas alleging she was shot while selecting a watermelon near Wilder Kansas on August 11. She names H T Theele, tenant, and Miss Anna Murphy of Bonner Springs as defendants. Koch says she intended to buy a melon and was struck by a shotgun blast.
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Kansas City
Kan
Leonta Koch
Patch
Wilder
Pep Club Sells Tickets for Liberty Memorial Football Games
Lib erty Memorial high school pep club under Mrs Margaret Maynard Dart sells season tickets in Lawrence business district. Campaign runs this week with five games for $1. Forty members from last year back this year. Friday night 60 candidates will visit old members at the Valley Falls Lawrence game. new members to be elected later.
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Liberty Memorial High School
Margaret Maynard Dart
Lawrence
Garrs to Ask Bond in Kentucky Shooting Case
Shelbyville report says three Garr brothers plan to seek bond after charges of killing Denhardt in Bowling Green. Denhardt, ex lieutenant governor, reportedly shot in main street confrontation. Self defense claim gains weight as Patrolman Tracey testifies he saw Denhardt reach for his pocket before shots.
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Shelbyville
Garr
Hoy
Garry
Erie Henry
Denhardt
Blue Grass
Tobacco County
Kentucky
Bowling Green
Jeptha Tracey
Clark Reto
New Hybrid Yellow Corn Showcased in Black Hawk County
Harvey A. Jetmore presents a sample bushel of a hybrid yellow corn variety in The World Company front window. The seed claims higher germination and 14 to 25 extra bushels per acre, with discussion of orders for spring planting and potential farmer interest led by Al Green. Jetmore notes the corn samples from Iowa are exceptionally fine and tied to Black Hawk County Farm Bureau events.
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Blackhawk County
The
World Company
Lawrence
Harvey A. Jetmore
Maine Street
Jetmore
al Green
Chamber of Commerce Agriculture Committee
Jettmore
Green
Towa
Blackhawk County Farm Bureau
Tests Progress Rapidly In Lawrence Schools
Superintendent C E Birch said the intelligence tests in Lawrence city schools are progressing rapidly. He explained that results will not determine pupils’ standing but will guide curriculum changes to better meet student needs.
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Lawrence City
C. E. Birch
Birch
Local Notices from Clearfield and Eudora Area
CLEARFIELD Arden Johnson called in on Tuesday afternoon in the interest of Curtis Publishing. Fred Deay lost a horse on Wednesday morning. Farol C Fisher of Lawrence, Lou Lytle and son Will of Wellsville visited Pleasant Oak school Thursday. James Deay of the vicinity elected vice president of the Eudora high school freshman class. Mr and Mrs Phillip Brecheisen and children attended a 7 pm dinner at the home of their parents Mr and Mrs Chris Meuffle at Evening Star in honor of Mr and Mrs Howsley Friday evening. Mrs Whaley is a sister of Brecheisen. Mrs Emma Deckwa spent Tuesday with Mrs Sarah Hausman in Eudora while picking peaches on Hausman’s farm north of town. Mr and Mrs W J Selzer have...
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Arden Johnson
Curtis Publishing Company
Fred Deay
Farol C. Fisher
Lawrence
Lou Lytle
Will
Wellsville
Pleasant Oak
James Deay
Eudora High School
Phillip Brecheisen
Chris Meuffle
Evening Star
Howsley
Whaley
Brec~heisen
Emma Deckwa
Sarah Hausman
Eudora
Local social notes from Eudora area schedule and visits
Miss Mable Edler spent several days in Topeka and attended events in the air. Henry Schmidt and Johnng of Oughorns City plan to visit on Thursday night at the Henry home. Mr and Mrs W J Selzer and family near Gardner hosted visitors. Jake Stroble of Eudora spent Sunday afternoon with the Zers. The Brecheizens near Bonella hosted Willie Brecheisen and sons. Mrs Walter Rodewald and her son visited her parents near Olathe. Barthol family near Olathe entertained Brecheiz ens and daughters.
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Ner
Henry
Henry Schmidt
Johnng
Oughorns City
Henry Preithanet
W. J. Selzer
Ebiee
Tmorene
Wellsville
Eudora
Mable Edler
Topeka
Martin Breithaupt
Willie Brecheisen
Bonella
Jake Stroble
W. J. Zer
Perry Bonham
Ily
Gardner
Walter Rodewald Ands Sone
H. D. Brecher
Rasmwnd i Brecheizen
Mrs. Barthol
Olathe
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Mildred E. Murphy
Oskaloosa
Court House
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L. H. Menger
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Fifth Avenue
American Legion
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al Simond
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Simoncic
Art Carruth
Topeka State Journal
K. U
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Woyal~ Pulp
George Snyder
Snyder
K. U. Parking Committee
Margaret Charles
Dighton
Women's Self-Governing Association Council
Big Apple
Union Ballroom
Delta Upsilon Fraternity
Charlie McCarthy
Edger Bergen
Bergen
Ohio
Paris
Clarinata
Dick Gage
Bob Pine
Sam Hepworth
al Fanciullo
George Classen
Harry Stucken
Ick
Larry Hlair
Gsego
Bob Groff
Bob Moses
Independence
Burnett Firstenburger
Kenyon Philips
Charles Nice
Parsons
Herbert Stewart
Hugh Bruner
Pete Tappen
Atchison
Kermit Lorenz
Ralph Allen
Lawrence Preston Johnson
Ralph Adams
Clay
Guy Davis
Scotia
N.Y
Ernest Maxwell
Lawrence Carllels Cummings
Robert Burns
Glen Gearhardt
Oberlin
Herbert Regier
Buhler
Flutes Claus Holthusen
Hamburg
Herbert Krauss
Robert Wallace
Stafford
Eugene Ricketts
Pacis
Merlin Hackett
Colby
Conard Gilham
Pratt
Cboes
LaVerne Hackler
Robert Forman
Wendell Plank
Ottawa
Wallace Sturm
Winfield
English Harn
Keith Coad
Winfield Bob Wolverton
Clarence Robinson
Newton
Corwin Speary
Lawrence Ed Dvorak
Salina
Brent Campbell
Saline Russell Chambers
DeSoto
Joe McAnarney
Paola
Gordon Barnard
Oswego
John Bremger
Kenneth Shook
Don Fencannon
Emporia
French Horne
Big van Sickls
Jack Happy
Robert Hedges
Charles Paddock
Corneta
Robert Boyle
Leland Goebel
Lacra Maser
Pierce
Fia
Leo Horacek
Delbert Crabb
Bruce Jackson
Lawrence John Reaoe
Kinsley
Stuckenbruck
Everett Beatty
Parsons Wayre Dicker
Lawrence Vincent Tharp
Rex Tharp
Meadville
Elmer_Lowe
Stafford Cell Frey
Fowler
Wilteld
Worth Blair
Curtin Johnson
Cole
Joe Langworthy
Leavenworth
Arthur Harris
Lawrence Lawrence Hinsley
Charles Hopkins
Basa Lewis Copeland
Lawrence Lloyd Tibbs
Robart Briggs
Tulsx
Bill Ward
Norton
Bob Wilson
Don Cluster
St. Joseph
Brand
K. U. Fine Arts
Marconi
Academy
Rome
Mussolini
Gabriele D'Annunzio
Royal Academy
Guglielmo Marconi
Lake Garda
Charles Springer
State Tax Commission
Douglas County Board of Commissioners
Cordley and
Pinckney
Hurwitz
Cordley
Howard James Hurwitz
Beverley Hurwitz
S. W. Hurwitz
Ruth Barbara Hurwitz
Eurene Hurwitz
Samuel Hurwitz
Chamber of Commerce Gras
Wiedemann’s
Union Pacific
Lone Star Lake
American Bar Association
Johann Sebastian Bach
G. O. P. Organization
Reich
PEP Club
Il Duce
Gijon
Hendaye
Spain
West Hyde Park
Pacific Northwest
Mrs. Roosevelt
Borders Catch
W. W. Borders
East 9Th Street
Hollywood
Ruth Roland
Tiger
Eagle
Skie Coal CO
Dunkerley Coal Co
Bond
Kentucky Brothers
Hoya
Wa Farms
Manley
S. Agcy
M. C. Manley
Gene Glahn
C. & Friend
T. S. Sweeney, Jr
A.E. Woestemeyer
Geo
Dunkley
Robert A. Steele
Hugh Meany
A. Wood
W.C. Simons
A. H. Bromelaick
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Peoples State Bank
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