Roosevelt dedicates Boulder Dam in landmark power project
President Roosevelt visits Boulder City to dedicate the Boulder Dam, the world’s largest flood control, power and irrigation scheme. The central unit of a 385 million dollar program, it would supply power to a third of U.S. homes, reclaim 2.1 million acres, irrigate millions more, and include a canal for Imperial Valley. Secretary Ickes and Senator Pittman attend, with plans for future talks in Los Angeles.
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the Interior
District Masonic Meet Held Here on Wednesday
The Thirteenth District Masonic blue lodges will hold their annual district meeting at the Masonic Temple next Wednesday afternoon and evening. The 1 p.m. session is directed by Harvey Q. Davis, with M W Otto R. Souders, Grand Master, as visiting officer. Lodges from Lawrence Baldwin De Soto Eudora Lin wood Tonganoxie Perry and Lecompton comprise the district. Work in all degrees will be exemplified. a 35 cent supper is planned at six o'clock. evening sessions conclude with remarks by Grand Lodge visitors.
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Perry
Lecompton
First Year Law Class Officers Named at KU
Stewart Chambers of Lawrence elected president of the University of Kansas freshman law school class. John B. Salathiel of Independence named vice president, Ruth Bordner of Lawrence chosen secretary-treasurer. Seaton to GOP Session notes Fred Seaton of Manhattan plans to attend the Western states Republican convention in Oakland October 4, speaking on how Kansas views national issues.
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Lawrence
University of Kansas
John B. Salathiel
Independence
Ruth Bordner
Seaton
G.O.P
Topeka
Fred Seaton
Manhattan
Kansas Young Republican Clubs
Oakland
Calif
Kansas
Seven Test Questions From Classified Page
Questions ask river of Heidelberg Yankton location Richard Nash naval squadron commanders in the Nelson Coro nel battle bacteriophobia capital of Montana U S attorney general and chief gasoline elements.
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Yankton
Richard Nash
Kacline
Coronel
Montana
United States
Kansas Jayhawkers Recall Notre Dame Game at South Bend
Kansas coach Dick Hanley and Jayhawkers review their 1920 clash with Notre Dame in South Bend. Wade Green starred on offense and defense, scoring a touchdown on a Hapgood pass while excelling as end. Several players were banged up but cleared for next game. Dean Nesmith rejoined after Washington trip to Don Kansas colors again.
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Kansas
South Bend
George Hapgood
Green
Notre Dame
Jim Cox
Elwyn Dees
John Peterson
Ed Phelps
Dick Sklar
Fred Harris
Cox
St. Benedict
D. 8. James
Columbus
Ohio
George Nettles
Pittsburg Athletic Board
Swede Carlson
Center
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Kan
Dan Servey
Kansas City Jayhawk Club
Charles Russell
Bert Ober
Glenn Charlton
Cliff Carr
George Hedrick
Larry Mullins
St. Benedict's
Jayhawkers
Dick Hanley
Haskell
Ted Husing
Dean Nesmith
Jayhawker
Washington
George Washington U
Jack Vogel
Prize Soap Sculptures Displayed at K U Exhibition
The University Design Department presents about 100 soap sculptures from 4,000 entries in the Eleventh Annual Small Sculptures in White Soap competition. Prize pieces selected in New York City by a notable jury will be shown September 30 to October 12, daily 9 am to 5 pm except Saturday afternoon and Sunday, in Administration Building third floor west corridor. The exhibit highlights the National Soap Sculpture Committee’s role in promoting artistic expression through soap.
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New York City
United States
National
KU Fees Rise as Deadline Tightens for Students
Karl Klooz, KU bursar, says students are paying fees faster than last year. Last Friday was the final day to pay without a 50 cent daily late fine. Wednesday is the deadline for full payment, or enrollments will be canceled for nonpayment. CONTINUES ALLEN HEARING Kelly Allen, 56, owner of The Mission lunchroom, had his perjury case continued to next Thursday at 2 p.m. after appealing a guilty verdict on liquor possession and sale.
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University of Kansas
K. U
Allen
Kelly Allen
Mission Lunchroom
Massachusetts Street
Court of Justice of the Peace
D. J. Lane
Justice Lane
Sea Uae Ete
First Play Casting for False Gods at KU
Kansas Players prepare the first production of the University of Kansas dramatic group with False Gods by Eugene Brieux. Final casting scheduled tonight at Fraser Theater at 7 30. Director is Prof. Allen J Crafton.
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University of Kansas Dramatic Organization
Eugene Brieux
Egypt
Fraser Theater
Orelpsk
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Two Sororities Join Sigma Chi in Walkout Plan
Theta and Pi Phi sororities join Sigma Chi in a planned walkout and a party at the Eldridge hotel. One pledged guest slipped news prior to the event. Sigma Chi has many pledges requiring two sororities to participate. The page also notes avariety of campus social plans and references the Notre Dame pun tradition and other house happenings.
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Phelps Cunningham Directs CCC Camps Across Several States
Phelps Cunningham, inspector and supervising architect for the Biological Survey under Jay N. Darling, oversees CCC camps in Tennessee, Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Missouri. The mission is to restore hundreds of thousands of drained acres to lake and marshland, creating wildlife habitat and sources of underflow. A caretaker’s home will accompany each permanent project under the agriculture department. Mrs. Cunningham and their son recently visited Effingham with her parents.
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Phelps Cunningham
A. W. Cunningham
Biological Survey
Jay N. Darling
CCC
Tennessee
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Department of Agriculture
Committee Plans Night Shift Parade Meeting This Afternoon
The committee for the annual night shift parade was to meet this afternoon in the office of Henry Werner, men's student adviser. The event, held with the first home football game, is expected to be a Friday pep rally for Saturday’s game against St Benedict's College of Atchison.
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Henry Werner
University of Kansas
St. Benedict's College of Atchison
Explosion Blasts Through Pi Beta Phi Heating Plant
An explosion occurred in the Pi Beta Phi house heating plant at 1246 Mississippi Street last night. Coal dust and soot filled the house after the blast, with housemother Mrs. Jane MacLean saying the cause is undetermined.
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Pi Phi
Pi Beta Phi
Mississippi Street
Jane MacLean
Deficit Shrinks Says Roosevelt Sees Lighter Outlay
Washington Sept 30 UPi President Roosevelt reported that federal deficits will be smaller than earlier estimates and that new deal spending will not trigger heavy tax hikes. He cited a current-year deficit near 3.281 billion and noted improving economic conditions with higher-than-expected tax receipts, while warning about constitutional issues affecting funding for the AAA and ongoing works relief.
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AAA
Supreme Court
Congress
Farley
Washington, D. C
Ruth Lohman to take Payne 4-H scholarship in Washington
Miss Ruth Lohman farm bureau home demonstration agent for Franklin county will leave Ottawa Kansas for Washington DC to assume a $1000 Payne 4-H club scholarship for one year in the US department of Agriculture. She and James W Potts of Aspermont Texas were national winners of the scholarships. In critical condition.
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Kan
Ruth Lohman
Farm Bureau Home Demonstration
Franklin County
Washington, D
U. S. Department of Agriculture
James W. Potts
Aspermont
Tex
Four Year Old Girl Hurt in Arkansas City Accident
Betty Arlene Bruner, four, was in critical condition after being struck by a motor car driven by Mrs. H. E. Glampett of Arkansas City on Sunday afternoon. Witnesses said the child darted into the street. The incident occurred in Arkansas City Kansas. The report also notes the Northwest Kansas conference pastors being assigned by Bishop Edwin Hughes in Salina.
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Arkansas City
Kan
Betty Arlene Bruner
H. E. Glampett
Northwest
Salina
Northwest Kansas
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Edwin Hughes
Washington Area
Lawrence Penny Wins Kansas Cream Quality Essay Contest
Lawrence Penny of route 6 Welcome school has been named Douglas county winner in the Kansas Cream Quality Improvement campaign essay. The Welcome school will receive a historical picture copper etching of the first capitol of Kansas and a descriptive manual. A ceremony at the school on Friday October 11 will present awards and additional materials including the winning essay, an artist article, and a descriptive history by Tom McNeal.
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Lawrence Penny
Route 6
Welcome School
Douglas County
Kansas
Topeka
Harold C. Fisher
The
Tom McNeal
Avis Chitwood
Washburn College
4-H Club Encampment Opens in Hutchinson Kansas
Representing 38 counties 4-H club members met in Hutchinson to open a five day annual conservation encampment. M H Coe of Manhattan state 4-H club leader supervised. Participants study wildlife fire prevention home beautification and cooperative marketing. The first such encampment in Kansas. An outstanding boy and girl will be chosen to attend the national 4-H club congress in Chicago November 29 to December 7.
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Hutchinson
Kan
M. H. Coe
Manhattan
Kansas
Chicago
Piano Program Tonight by KU Faculty Pianist Chiapusso
The University of Kansas School of Fine Arts presents Jan Chiapusso a KU piano professor in the first faculty recital of the series at 8 pm in the administration building auditorium. He will perform works by Schumann Debussy Liszt and Wagner. The program is free to the public.
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University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
Jan Chiapusso
Chiapasso
Schumann
Debussy
Liszt
Wagner
Broadway Melody of 1936 at Granada Promises Fast Pace
A Granada review hails Broadway Melody of 1936 for nonstop tempo and lively performances. Robert Wildhack’s snoring bit draws laughter, while Eleanor Powell Wilma and Buddy Ebsen, Nick Long Jr., and June Knight deliver strong song and dance numbers. Robert Taylor is noted as a potential matinee idol. cast members Sid Silvers Jack Benny Una Merkel Frances Langford, plus Harry Stockwell receive commendation. Langford’s debut clarification is noted.
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Granada
Robert Wildhack
Eleanor Powell
Wilma
Buddy Ebsen
Nick Long, Jr
June Knight
Robert Taylor
Sid Silvers
Jack Benny
Una Merkel
Frances Langford
Miss Langford
Altho
Harry Stockwell
Kansas City
Hollywood
Call of the Wild film stars Gable Young Oakie and Buck the dog
The Dickinson Clark Gable film adapts Jack London’s Klondike tale with Loretta Young and Jack Oakie, supported by a standout canine performance from Buck. Gable plays a prospector, Oakie his comic partner, Young the heroine, Reginald Owen as the villain. Cast also includes Katherine De Mille and Frank Conroy.
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Loretta Young
Jack Oakie
Buck
Jack London
Sub-Zero
Mr. Baker
Washington
Gene Fowler
Leonard Praskins
Gable
Klondike
Reginald Owen
Villian
Katherine DeMille
Frank Conroy
Sidney Toler
James Burke
Lawrence Briefs Highlight City Work and School News
City workmen painted two orange center lines on Massachusetts Street this afternoon. Richard Key, son of Mr and Mrs Richard Key of 311 Missouri Street, pursues B D studies after an A B from the University of Kansas in 1932 at Chicago Presbyterian Theological Seminary. Lawrence switched from daylight saving to standard time yesterday causing some listeners to miss eastern radio programs amid clear skies and approaching cool weather.
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Richard Key
Missouri Street
Presbyterian Theological Seminary At
Chicago
Key
University of Kansas
Lawrence
KU Names 42 Singers to Men’s Glee Club Roster
University of Kansas announces 42 new glee club members selected from about 130 applicants. Director Joseph Wilkins notes the group shrank from 60 last year to diversify music. the list includes tenors second tenors baritones and basses with names and home towns across Kansas and neighboring states.
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University of Kansas Men’s Glee Club
Joseph Wilkins
Glee Club
Charles Murphy
Augusta
Don Dieter
Abilene
Donald Foss
Garfield
Loron McCormack
Bayard
Ernest Figgs
Topeka
Charles Fuller
Jim Draper
Oswego
Hubert Childs
Holsington
Claude Dorsey
Cameron
Marlin Wright
Wichita
Claude Burns
Dean .Brooks
Lawrence
Henry Miller
Jack Laffer
Hugh Jones
Chanute
Lewis Maser
Parsons
Charles Neiswender
Donald Patterson
Arkansas City
William T. Carnes
Kansas City
Eugene Pirtle
John Ehlers
Louis Rochelle
le Roy
William Hayes
Crosse
Richard Stark
Wallace Clay
Bill McDonald
Pawhuska
Okla
Ed Ogren
Ross Robertson
Marysville
Paul Watts
Smith Center
Programs Postponed for World Series Broadcasts
KFKU the University of Kansas station postpones afternoon programs this week so WREN can air the World Series games. The Shakespeare in London program by Helen Rhoda Hoopes will be rescheduled. A later time for this and other postponements will be announced. KFKU starts broadcasting at 6 o'clock this evening.
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KFKU
University of Kansas
WREN
London
Helen Rhoda Hoopes
Department of English
Mildred Seaman
Ise to Speak at Alumni Dinner Meeting in Lawrence
Professor John Ise of the University of Kansas will headline the Lawrence High School Vocational Agriculture alumni association dinner tomorrow at 7 30 PM at Centenary M E church. Members will discuss Ensilage Feed for Cattle with brief talks on the subject.
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John Ise
University of Kansas
Lawrence High School Vocational Agriculture Alumni Association
M. E. Church
Ee Bandit
Woman Makes Sale While Companion Robs Drug Store
A Kansas City report notes a woman bandit armed with a nickel plated pistol posed as a clerk to complete a sale to two customers while she and a male accomplice robbed the drug store of 40 dollars. Police link her to the elusive red haired bandit active in recent weeks. A second drug store was robbed of 200 dollars by a taxi cab bandit. The item cites ongoing local steady crime activity.
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Kansas City
Westminster Choir 1935 36 Members Named
Dean D. M. Swarthout of the University of Kansas announced the Westminster a cappella choir for 1935 36. The KU students dominate the lineup with first and second sopranos altos and basses listed, reflecting a strong season after last year’s success including performances as soloists with the Kansas City Philharmonic.
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D. M. Swarthout
University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
Westminster
Baldwin
Lucife “Davis
la Harp
Mildred Dunn
Lawrence
Zonella
Topeka
Foster Parriott
Denver
Cola
Wallace Clay
Blaine
Hesston
Robert Sedore
Jack Burlington
Kansas City
Charles Fuller
Lene
Tom Highfill
Atchison
Mian Leech
Oskaloosa
Ted Sloan
Grocers in Douglas County Approve Price Limits
Grocers in Douglas County have largely approved the maximum prices set by the county committee for the restricted grocery list. H. T. Baker, the poor commissioner, reports that 35 stores have notified they will comply, with only three stores remaining unaccounted for.
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Douglas County
H. T. Baker
Death of L. T Boutwell and service in Houston
Mrs. C S Hall reports the death of her brother L T Boutwell who died Friday night at N Jones in law's home. Boutwell, a Denver drug store proprietor for 38 years, moved to Long Beach six years ago. His daughter Mrs Ww Jr of Houston, Texas survives. Funeral services were held yesterday in Houston.
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L. T- Boutwell
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