Fragmented diary style note on politics and society
A jumbled report touches on marriage and work among couples seeking education and aid, politics with Senator Schall and pay for clerks, and a wandering roundup of world events. It mentions earwatchers, car owners, Townsend indictment, Garner supporting Rayburn, and international notes on Japan, Britain mercy killing, and Italian papers about Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Wan
Fedueal Grand Jury
Yastweile
Congressional Heart Iy
Garner Peared
Washington
Wurpporta
Rayburn
Tex
Houan Landership
Tate
Japan
Ronita
England
Lorda
Italy
Virat
Madrid
New Pirkean
Topic Club Meeting at Mrs J P Ford Home
The Topic Club met at Mrs J P Ford's house on December 1. The living room was decorated with white Pom Pom chrysanthemums and the afternoon program covered The Early Kitchen in Relation to the Modern Kitchen. After discussions guests moved to the dining room for luncheon. The table featured white decor and a miniature Christmas tree with white icicles and artificial snow. Members drew red and guests green, with Mrs A J Oswald winning a prize and Miss Norgene Oswald as guest prize recipient. Hostess served luncheon to Mines Hugh Combs Geo Harris Ben Harris W C Pool Theo Howard A J Oswald and Miss Norgene Oswald. Next meeting set for December 15 with Mrs Ben Harris. topic Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.P. Ford
Thefternoon
A. J. Oswald
Misa Norgene Oswald
Mines
Hugh Combs
Geo. Harris
Ben Harris
W. C. Pool
Theo. Howard
Miss Norgene Oswald
Landon Loses Kansas to Roosevelt by 66 798 Votes
Topeka Kansas November 26 Governor Alf Landon lost Kansas to Franklin D Roosevelt by 66 798 votes in the recent presidential election official county returns show Roosevelt carried Kansas in 1932 over Hoover by 74 706 votes The presidential vote London 30772 Roosevelt 465520 Norman Thomas Socialist 2766 William Lemke Union Party write in 445
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Alf ML Landon
Roosevelt
Kanan
Kansas
Hoover
London
Norman’ ‘Thomas
William’ ‘Lemke
Union Party
Cats Triumph In Season Opener At Tre Fell High
The Cats defeated Tre Fell High 126 to 18 in their first basketball game of the season. Key players Dahl Eggen Larkin brothers Jackson Sorlay Grimland Derrick and Aaron showed promise as a large crowd enjoyed the new gym and planned to watch more games this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CATS
Iredell
Trefell High School
Thy
Dahl
Eggen
Ones
Larkin Brothers
Jackson
Stan‘ey Sorlay
Grimland
Derrick
Aaron
Shes Boys
Sud
Clifton College
Ola Mae Winnett
Evelyn Wylie
Bulata Pederson
Henri
Vem
College Chote
Choi
Uch
Luthers
The
Kittens
Kopper
Ign
Isymbusium
Knudson
Bergman
Pederson
Ohne
Tennison
Miears
Inl
Unclear historical report from an OCR page
Fragmentary OCR text references individuals and events but contains numerous garbled terms. The readable bits mention a confrontation or warning, a person named Chanda Guebes, and a reference to a finality killing at Lucian View, plus an experimental program at a Florida state station involving perinate.
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Rome
Getames von Howard
Minnesota
Sen- Schall
Sith
Dainur
Promi
Ha Brown
WELT
Cittan ‘College
Campae
Heurlntia
Sehoteld and
Nelson
Nathaniel Nelson
Orville Jones
G. Grimlard
Sbumne News
Rosalie
Verio Lee Fort
Nell Gillian
Baylor, University
Waco
Wilson Moorman
Willsey
Terae University
Itton College
Dad Tonstall
OWL Sandwich Shop
Robert Ruffin
Burton Hoff
Texas
Goerantegy
Alwave
Ston
Ramsey’s
Austin. Nursery
Alden, Eran
Rangman
Guebes
Chanda
Gald
Bincluir
Lucian View
Florida State
H. J. Cureton Attournsy
AT Law
Veavee Clifton
Eea
Trapal
Hyde
Renta
Kellogg's
Lane
Santos
Jonathan
Ely Curt
Clifton
Clifton Merchant
Clifton's Main Street
Stocnbeanna
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