Brophy Found Alive After Antarctic Expedition Scare
Dee, 2-CAP- Ric 'ard' Gale Brophy, Byrd Antarctic Expedition business manager, was reported found alive in Omaha after a 1930s mystery. He had vanished last spring from New York, leaving a death by own action note. Police later disputed the suicide claim and he underwent a Bellevue mental test before spending weeks in Canada, then returning to New York.
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Omaha
Neb. Dee
Ric
Gale Brophy
Byrd Antarctic Expedition
New Zealand
New York
Onisha Bee-News
Wasi
Byrd
Brophy
C. Manning
Pir
New
Island
Jade
Mitchel
Te 5
Eleanor Boll
Gettig
D.ass
Dunedi
Dunedin
United States
Bellevue
Minarder Byrd
Canada
Erward
Rising Temperatures Forecast in Kansas
Weather outlook for Kansas calls for a cool night with temperatures dropping to near 6 to 10 degrees in western areas and 10 to 15 degrees in eastern sections before a warming trend begins tomorrow. Topeka recorded the coldest night of the season at 9.7 degrees, with Goodland and Lander showing very low readings as well, while clear skies prevail across the state and surrounding regions.
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Topeka
Kansas
Aurea
S. D
Goodland
Lander
Wqest
Daskotas
Minnesota
Colorado
St. Low
Pittsburgh
Michi
Mercury
St Blora
Oberst murder trial delays as jury panel reused
In El Dorado county, Oberst’s defense argues the court may itself assemble a jury, despite objections, delaying the murder trial. The judge declares it inherent for the court to provide a jury and orders the same veniremen summoned again as jury selection stalls. A separate AP report notes a bureau meeting planned for Ded.
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el Dorado
Kar Sedudge A.rs
Buter County
J J Scott to Speak at Dinner Gathering Tonight
J J Scott will be speaker at tonight's merchant and chamber of commerce dinner meeting at 6:30 in chamber dining rooms secretary C L Scott will report ideas on serving retailers from the recentcommercial organization secretaries convention An unusual senior recital in Kansas University school of fine arts by Lucyle E Thomas on Tuesday December 10 described as historic and first of its kind in the department Grain prices show wheat down oats down rye down and barley up at visible grain exchanges Atchison Crown Store appoints Dean Lloyd as manager of the Atchison Crown store Government bond quotes listed for New York on December 21 including Liberty bonds Treasury issues and other securities
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Lucyle E.thomas
Universe of Kansas School of Find Arts
Cavill
School of Fine Arts
Wall Street Speculation and British Unemployment
London reports view Old Dr. Wall Street as a cure for British unemployment through American money shifts. Observers say the Wall Street margin speculator drew gold from England to finance revival, but with money returning, capital may or may not boost employment. Analysts warn most new ventures need proper funding to impact jobs, noting 250 issues raised about 270 million in 1928 now trade far below issue prices.
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London
Wall I Street
America
Great Britain
England
Wall Street
Obituaries and notices from Lawrence area papers
Obituaries and funeral notices list Frank A. Higley aged 56 died at home near Lawrence with services at Nortonville. Also Mary C. Tullos aged 82 died at 115 Park Street with services at Rumsey funeral home. Faunt Hawkins aged 53 funeral set for Tonganoxie Friends church. Mary M. Wood aged 72 dies at 1546 New Hampshire Street with services at First Methodist Church. Also local notes on annual celebration of The Voice of Firestone, Mendelssohn Club concert plans, Troubadour magazine cover design by Margaret Hill, Kansas, and Eugene Christy tenor appointment at Central Presbyterian Church in Kansas City Missouri.
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Frank A. Higley
Lawrence
Nortonville
C. A. Richard
Masonic Lodge
Duane
Foy
Marvin
Preston
F. M. Conboy
Topeka
Preston Pullin
Anna Higley
Theodore Hicley
C. P. Hicley
Atchison
Emma Winsor
Mattie Nelson
Las Vegas
N. M
Mary C. Tullos
Park Street
Rumsey Funeral Home
J. F. Watts
Memorial Park Cemetery
Jack’ Thiles
Boudah Tullos
Faunt Hawkins
Goodland
Friends Church
Tonganoxie
Yubbell Hill
Mary M. Wood
New Hampshire Street
First Methodist Church
Harry Gordon
Oak Hill Cemetery
Ross Haughn
Vinland
S. H. Schrader
W. H. F. LaHarne
Charles G
Rivista
Calif
Thieves Take Phones From Two Sorority Houses
Thieves struck the Chi Omega house at 1945 Indiana Street and the Pi Beta Phi house at 1246 Mississippi Street, taking pay telephones and over 100 dollars from Chi Omega. Entry was gained via a third floor window and fire escape, with drawers scattered and valuables left untouched aside from the phones. Police were notified Sunday when members returned from vacation.
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Chi Omega
Indiana Street
Pi Beta Phi
Mississippi Street
Chi Omega House
Wodke Visit Complements Lawrence Thanksgiving Returnees
Mr and Mrs Charles Wodke of Reno Nev plan to visit Mrs Wodkes parents Mr and Mrs G R Shultz in Lawrence tomorrow morning Dr and Mrs J F Watts have returned from Thanksgiving with their son Franklin Watts of Wichita Their motor trip included their daughter Miss Florence Watts of Kansas City and Miss Marian Mel Nabb KU student Miss Margaret Graeber has returned to Topeka to resume teaching in the junior high school
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Charles Wodke
Reno
Nev
Lawrence
Margaret Graeber
Topeka
Geltch Speaks at Rotary Music Program
Professor Waldemar Geltch addressed Rotary members on music’s three elements rhythm melody harmony and the need to preserve real music. He praised school programs for fostering taste in the arts, noting broader appreciation follows. The program featured club songs led by Ralph Ymmalley Rotary Quartette performances and vocal numbers with accompanying musicians including Prof Howard Taylor and Mrs Geltch.
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Waldemar Geltch
Rotary
Haryone
Gelich
Ralph Ymmalley
Rotary Quartette
Irene Peabody
Howard Taylor
Geltch
Donmyer
Pattie Johmson
Ralph Smalley
Will Talk On Orchard Resources At Chamber Luncheon
L A Hawkins, a renowned fruit grower and horticultural extension worker, to speak at the Chamber of Commerce luncheon tomorrow noon on undeveloped orchard resources. He will emphasize commercial apple growing in Douglas, Jefferson, and Leavenworth counties and recent lectures at an agricultural short course in Eudora.
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L. A. Hawkins
Chamber of Commerce
Hawkins
Douglas
Jefferson
Leavenworth
Lawrence
Eudora
International Harvester Company
C. L. Scott
Rudy Vallee Core Image as Hard Working Idol of Flappers
New York AP reports Rudy Vallee leads a grueling schedule from morning business to nightly performances. He appears in radio theater night clubs and films, while his public image as the flappers idol is contested by fan mail showing wives and mothers predominate in his correspondence.
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Rudy Vallee
Flapper
New York
Furthe
Rudy
Taysie Ol
Taken To Reformatory For Forgery Case
G B Maynard alias R M West, a confessed forger, was sent to the state reformatory in Hutchinson after a recent sentence from Judge Hugh Means. He attempted to pass a check at Royal Shoe Co on Nov 3 using 521 New Hampshire street and the name Sailors in handwriting identical to the payee R M West. He gave multiple names before admitting his true identity and home in Junction City. Also notes upcoming sale at The Dainty Robbins Shoppe offering 10 to 20 percent discounts on all stock on Dec 5.
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G. B. Maynard
R. M. West
Hutchinson
George Reed
State Reformatory
Hugh Means
Maynard
Royal Shoe Store
J. F. Johns
New Hampshire Street
Fred Vogler
Lawrence National Bank
R. W. West
Topeka
Junction City
Popular Concert Master Plays Kreisler Pieces in Stein Program
A renowned concert master presents a Kreiser Rubinstein style recital featuring Kreisler works Liebesleid and Schoda Rosmarin performed by Fredric Fradkin and Guist during the Mobildl series, highlighting a blend of violin gems and piano collaboration.
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Kreiser-Rubinstein
Fredric, Fradkin
Guist
Kreisler
Liebesleid
Today’s Crossword Puzzle and Wordplay Corner
Puzzle page presents a mixed set of clues and word games with references to famous names, places, and coded phrases. Readers navigate through cryptic style hints and thematic entries while testing knowledge across literature and science.
Virtuoso Fradkin Led Night of Violin and Radio Hobby Interest
On December 4 viewers will hear Fradkin, a violinist with over thirty years on stage, noted as the only American to win unanimous praise at the Nation ale Conservatoire Paris at seventeen. He has served as concert master for the Boston Symphony, Russian Symphony, and Capitol Grand Orchestra in New York. The piece also discusses radio hobbyists who repair and build receivers despite factory sets, noting youthful entrants and a banker and engineer pursuing home projects in basements and personal labs.
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Fradkin
Nationale Conservatoire
Paris
Boston Symphony
Russian Symphony
Capitol Grand Orchestra
Capitol Theatre
New York City
New York
Results in Radio Sermons: Woman Bequeaths $25,000
A Long Beach widow, Virginia J. Kent, after hearing a broadcast sermon by Rev. L. A. Reed, left $25,000 to the Church of the Nazarene in Chicago upon her death. The note says such broadcasts yield tangible church support. Alabama notes rural electric lines span over 1000 miles serving more than 6,000 homes.
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Air Long Beach
Cal
L. A. Reed
Virginia J. Kent
Church of the Nazarene
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Monday Program Keeps Celestial Travelogue Spirit Alive
A.M. Harding presents an eclectic evening from 5:00 to 7:60 pm featuring The Lotus Flower and Schumann Dedication with Miss Adah Clarke and contralto Miss Emily Ball. The program includes piano solos by Spindler, selections The Love Is Mine and The Lane to Valley, and other items from the Celestial Travelogue series.
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A.M. Harding
Schumann
Schwann
Adah Clarke
Franz Born
Frans
Emily Ball
Schwan
Miss Adah
Valley
Lost Rhapsody at Hills Dorothy Lea Ball Contralto
The Hills bulletin reports Dorothy Lea, a contralto, performing as Emily in a lost rhapsody. D' Hinrdelot and Camapus are listed in the cast or related notes, with details unclear but indicating a campus music event.
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Dorothy Lea
D' Hinrdelot
Emily’ Ball
Camapus
Evening Radio Schedule From Local Listings
A fragmented list shows WREN Monday and Tuesday program items, including m-News segments, music, weather, and various acts such as Slumber Music Amos and N Andy. Program times range from early morning to late night, with multiple station names and imagined program titles.
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Wren
KFRA
Roxy
Ingram Shavers
m—Edison
Rad's
Empire Builders
Amos
Andy
Slimber
Salicon
Pure Oland
Edwin Franko Goldman
Libby
mi—Johnson
Johnson
Atu
Pet Williams
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J. J. Scott
York
Atchison Crown Store
Dean Lloyd
Crowne
Crown
Atchieson
Lauent Bend
Liberty
Liberty First
Treasury
Voice of Firestone
Iyragshas
Vaughn de Leath
Franklyn Baur
Glee Club
Mendelsishon Club
Hanpy Wonder Bakers
Shoppir
Rotary Music Program
House
Byrd Washington
House of Representatives
South Pole
Longworth
Moore
Virginia
State
Manhattan
E. H. Lindley
University of Kansas
State Board of Regents
Atn
Joseph W. Radotinsky
Kansas City
Clyde M. Reed
Charles D. Cuthbert
Vatican
Rome
Pone Pius
W. A Sladel
Massachusetts Street
Tof Pierce
Mass
Chas. J. Simmons
Ady
A.m
B. Maynard
Dainty Robbins
Maats
St. Teppens
Fredrig Fradkin
Balsam
Lerome Gnelle
Critinis
Femerti
Arosetugical Process Neon
Isr
Eveready Radio
Eveready
Achning
Usse
Melody
Amos 'N
Slumber Music
Saljcon
Schubert Funeral
Shimmons Bros
Rumsey Bros. Funeral Home
Evers
Citira
Ind. St
Fritz Co
Pyro
Prestone Glycerine
Merchants National Bank
Pioneer Christmas Club
Lawrence, Kansas
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