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...subject of a talk to be given by Professor May Wertheimer at 4 o'clock this afternoon in Emerson D. under the auspices of the Division of Philosophy and Psychology. One of the founders of the school Gestait Psychology, he formerly held pests at the universities of Berlin and Frankfort...
...sixteenth and seventeenth century manuscripts, which he brought back from Europe two summers ago. Most of these manuscripts were obtained form the British Museum and the collection of the King, but the "Tower Music" for brass instruments was unearthed by Mr. Holmes in the libraries of Mains, Munich, and Frankfort. The remaining compositions call for eight singers, strings, wood-winds, and organ...
Attorney at Law Frankfort...
...headed "Happy" Chandler earned his way at University of Kentucky Law School by leading a jazz band, playing the piano. He coached the Centre College football teams of 1922-27, got himself elected to the State Senate in 1929. There he cultivated Ruby Laffoon, with whom he rode into Frankfort two years later as second-in-command...
Died. Edson Bradley, 83, retired broker and distiller; after long illness (pneumonia); in London. Broker Bradley entered the whiskey business as a young man at Frankfort, Ky., was president of the "Whiskey Trust" for twelve years. Famed Bradley brands: Old Crow, Old Hermitage. No less famed was the Bradley mansion in Washington, with its 500-seat theatre, known as Aladdin's Palace. Tiring of Washington, Distiller Bradley had his home moved stone by stone to Newport...