Homecoming at K U empties the campus
The Kansas University homecoming emptied the campus as students and alumni departed after the game. About 11,000 attended, far below the 36,000 predicted, yet they enjoyed four touchdowns and a festive atmosphere. A light crowd of alumni moved on while houses closed en masse as a “gentle hint” to departing Greeks. Governor Alf Landon briefly greeted a visiting Phi Gam from Illinois, then resumed duties. An initiation mishap at the quarry left Jim Brazil injured, and Leonard Walsh of George Washington University scouted the Jayhawks for the Colonials.
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Hill
George ‘Snyder
Jayhawk Drive
I.e
Jayhawk
Fred Blisworth
Jayhawks
Jim Brazil
Sizma Gamma Epsilon
Old Rock
Twest
Jim
Brazil
Leonard Walsh
George Washington University
Minnesota
Kansas
Washington
Colonials
Highway Patrolmen Active in This Vicinity at Lawrence
State highway patrolmen in the Lawrence area reported a Missouri truck driver who refused to give his name forfeited a $10 bond for operating without lights. The patrol said drivers disregarding regulations are again being warned and enforced, with night duties continuing in the vicinity.
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Lawrence
A- Missouri
Wallace
Kansas Defeats Missouri 27–0 in Rough First Quarter
Kansas dominates the game with a 27 to 0 lead as Nesmith and Lochiner highlight the offense. Missouri struggles with penalties and turnover while Kansas builds a sizable lead through multiple drives, defensive stops, and a late fourth quarter push.
Violin Recital at University by Waldemar Geltch and Ruth Orcutt
University concert season highlights a Waldemar Geltch violin program with Ruth Orcutt at piano on December 4. Haydn concerto in C major and Faust themes paraphrased by Wienawski appear among new numbers from Sarasate Kreisler and Wilhelmj, with Szymanowski The Fountain of Armida and other selections, starting 8 p.m. in the Central Administration Auditorium. Fire at Viene Glasco store causes over 16000 dollars in damage, two hour blaze.
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Assi
Ruth Orcutt
Fine Arts
Gelich
Wieniswski
Wilhelmj
Store Entered by Thieves at McFarland Grocery
Thieves pried open a rear window at A L I McFarland grocery on 1245 New Jersey street last night. Loss reported about 4 in merchandise and 2 in pennies. Classified page read by prospective buyers.
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A.li. McFarland
New Jersey Street
McFarland
Honest Man Found: Wallet of Deeter Restored in Tonganoxie
Saturday a man in Tonganoxie, William Deeter, received a $39 check for poultry and goods, cashed it, then lost the wallet. Later, D H Harling reported finding a wallet in town containing money, returning it to Deeter and forging an immediate friendship.
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Tonganoxie
William Deeter
Deeter
the. Bank
Ee X
D.-.h. Harling
Tonganoxie Mirror
Harling
Hig Waller
Eeter
Finish Street Paving At Eighth And Vermont Streets
Workmen were busy this morning completing paving at the intersection of Eighth and Vermont streets. Vermont Street was widened and asphalt laid between street car tracks to level the street. The asphalt is temporary. tracks at the intersection will be removed and the space paved with concrete to match the rest of the street. Card of thanks from Richard Jones and Mrs Estella Bowers for sympathy and flowers after bereavement.
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Vermont Street
Ickes Answers Smith Over Civil Works Critique
Washington reporting details Alfred E. Smith’s charge that the $400 million Civil Works Administration is a failure. Harold L. Ickes counters that Smith’s grudge colors his view, says CWA was a logical development, and defends the administration’s efficiency despite criticism.
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Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence and Nearby Towns
Adam Smith 81 of Leavenworth died yesterday. Survived by two daughters Nancy Newnan and Roenar Helm, a son Philander Smith, 12 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral 2 PM Saturday at A. M. By church Leavenworth. burial Reno cemetery. Benjamin Franklin Iliff 83 died yesterday at 914 Louisiana. Funeral 10:30 AM Saturday at Schubert Home. Rev. Hunt presiding. burial Memorial Park. Survived by wife Elizabeth, son Frank, daughter Jessie, and brother J G Tift of Lawrence. Mins Tift, longtime Lawrence resident, aged about 25 years in Douglas County. Carpenter who helped build local landmarks. Ward Fox 21 died after gasoline explosion injuries. Funeral 10 AM Saturday at Sacred Heart Church Tonganoxie. burial in Tonganoxie. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs John Fox.
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Leavenworth Hospital
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Lawrence
Roenar Helm
Atchison
Philander Smith
Howman
Leavenwort
Reno
Benjamin Franklin
Benjamin Frankl Iliff
Louisiana Street
Schubert
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First Methodist Art Church
Memorial Park
Cemet
Elizabeth Iliff
Frank
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Mins Tift
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Ward Fox Ward Fox
Linwood
Sacred Heart Church of
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John Fox
No Parking Prank Grounds Officer Ingalls on Night Run
In Lawrence a prankster placed a No Parking sign on Officer John Ingalls rear bumper. Ingalls and two fellow officers Ralph Hubbel and Henry Smith halted him near the curb before realizing they were stopping a fellow officer. Calls report KU football practice and heavy telephones at the Journal World office.
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Ingalls
Ralph Hubbel
Henry Smith
Revenue freight loadings rise over 1931 levels
Washington December 1 The American Railway Association announced that revenue freight car loadings for the week ended November showed a decrease of 17 348 from the previous week but were 6 0 2 5 above 1932 and 2 0 5 1 9 above the same week in 1931, indicating year over year gains despite a weekly drop.
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Washington
American Railway Association
Seaton Seeming Favorite for Kansas Young Republican Leader
A. Seaton, son of a newspaper publisher and noted radio sports announcer, gains wide support in his bid for president of the Kansas Young Republican Club. Currently state vice president, he seeks election at the December 9 state convention in Topeka after three years as president of the Kansas State College Republican club. He has directed Kan State athletic publicity and broadcast athletic events at Manhattan, earning favorable remark from a Kansas editor who calls him a rising power in Kansas politics.
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A. Seaton
Ba Attan
E Uate
Kansas State College
Young Republican Club of Kansas
Seaton
Topeka
Kansas, Stateg College Republican Club
Kan[sas State
Manhattan School
Kansas
Pupils Show Interest in New County School Tests
The state department of education introduces a new testing system for county schools. Harold C Fisher, Douglas county superintendent, notes teachers and pupils await the tests. December 14 and 15 mark the first semester county tests covering the first 14 weeks of work.
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State Department of Education
Jourst
Harold C.fisher
Douglas County
Kansas
Harvest Home Festival at Salem Evangelical Church
The Harvest Home Festival of the Salem Evangelical church drew many members and guests for a Thanksgiving meal and program led by Rev. C. C. Cunningham of Lawrence. A duo of KU Filipino students sang native and Spanish selections, with a December 3 Thank Offering at 7:30 PM featuring special numbers and a one act play In Broad Day Light.
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Evangelical Church
C. C. Cunningham
Baptist Church
Lawrence
Salem Evangelical Church of
Eudora
Marriage License Issued to Draper and Roethemeier
A marriage license was issued to John H Draper and Marie QO Roethemeier, both of Mt Washington Missouri, who expect to wed by Rev Seth W Slaughter of Lawrence. Readers are reminded to explore housing options with local classifieds. Phone 22.
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John H. ‘Draper
Marie QO. Roethemeier
Mt. Washington, Mo
Seth W. Slaughter
Lawrence
Quiet Holiday At Kansas Missouri Game Ends With One Arrest
Lawrance crowd for the Kansas Missouri football game yielded a single arrest. John Doe of Kansas City posted a $25 bond to appear in police court but failed to appear and forfeited the bond. One minor collision was reported with no named parties. Kansas City and Topeka officers aided traffic and crowd control, with state patrols present on highways. Officers described the game as the driest in years and reported breaking several bottles of liquor. No wrecks or mishaps were logged by Sheriff Dunkley.
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John Doe
Kansas City
Topeka
Wnth
Jack ‘T. Dunkley
Harlow in Bombshell Shows New Sides of Glamour
Jean Harlow star turns Lola Burns in Bombshell a drama about a platinum blonde living a normal life while sensational stories and press agents shape her image. Lee Tracy co stars as a witty observer with Frank Morgan as Pops Lola’s father and business manager.
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Lola Burns
Maovie
Lee Tracy
Miss Harlow
Frank Morgan
Lola
Peoria
Gloria
Swanson
Constance
Bennett
Clara Bow
Thanksgiving Personal Notes Across Kansas and Weddings Brief
Mrs Anne Bitzer of Topeka visited daughter Mrs Solon Emery for Thanksgiving. Miss Dorothea Simons left to visit McPherson. Misses Mildred and Marjorie Babcock teach in Brewster and Bird City. Stella Davis in Kansas City. Winifred Koenix and Virginia Ewers flew to Wichita then Ponca City for Brendan Sibley wedding events. Montana warns farmers of possible grasshopper infestation without control.
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Topeka
Solon Emery
Dorothea Simons
McPherson
Mildred
Marjorie Babcock
Brewster
Bird City
Ponca City
Brendan Sibley
Sibley
Social Calendar Notes from Lohila Bridge Club
Friday Miss Velent Harshberger at 2233 Vermont Street hosts bridge. Mr and Mrs Solon Emery host a buffet supper and Jane and Anne Johnson play bridge. Saturday MracH Wilder and Miss Rosae Wider dine then bridge. Mrs G W Maloney also attends bridge sessions.
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Six Pound Turnip Shown At Journal-World Window
Harvey Nelson of 758 Ash Street reports an excellent turnip season and brings a six pound purple top globe turnip to the Journal-World office for exhibit in the window. The claim is part of a local agricultural showcase and highlights the produce quality of the season.
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Ash Street
Journal-World
Memorial Hospital Notes Include Tonsilectomies and Examinations
Record notes tonsillectomies performed at Memorial Hospital and lists several patients including Dorothy Davidson and Mrs Mary R Johnson. Mentions Ruth Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs J B Miller of Eudora and Marion County Florida public school students taking written safety examinations with extra credit for reporting fire hazards.
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Wee Ninth Street
Dorothy Davidson
A Street
Mary R. Johnson
Ruth Miller
J.B Miller
Eudora
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