Musical Comedy Dr Foster Sunday Night At Lawrence High
A two act musical comedy Oh Doctor! Mam Wed is planned at Lawrence High School next Friday night at 8 15 oclock with 125 cast members from boys and girls glee clubs and the orchestra under Byron C Donmyer. Dances by Miss Margaret Kennedy add to a packed, laughs filled program. Dr Allyn K Foster to speak at a union service of Lawrence young people at Plymouth Congregational church Sunday evening.
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Lawrence High School
Byron C. Donmyer
Margaret Kennedy
Dr. Drinkwater
Water's Sanitarium
Ralph Ky
Weakly
Bellenty
Jim
Philip
Newman
Don Dooley
Bob
Gloria
Alfred Dicker
Cynthia
Blossom Swing
Manuel
Samuel Ericsson
Edith
Kennedy
Tacoubrie
Allyn K. Foster
Board of Education
Northern Baptist Convention
Young Peoples’ Societies
Lawrence
Plymouth
Congregational Church
Foster
America
University of Kansas
Faunce
Brown University
Colgate University News
Jmen
Colgate
Yale University
France
Romanian Prince Nikolas to face banishment by tomorrow
From Bucharest reports say Prince Nikolas of Romania may be banished by tomorrow after a royal move to curb Carol the king's younger brother. The banishment would strip Nikolas of his prerogatives offices and pay as cabinet ministers oppose the action and Premier Jorga recalls the expulsion statute.
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Bizdepest
Prinece
Nikolas
Romania
Bucharest
Deleti
Carol
Magda’ Lupescu
Uct
Jorga
Edith McConnell seeks clues in Winfield death case
Miss Edith E. McConnell sister of W W McConnell Winfield school superintendent who was found dying on November 17 said the family would seek clues to disprove the theory of death by his own action Returning from Winfield where a coroner jury ruled death was by undetermined hands she said authorities should fail the family would continue the investigation Her brothers G M McConnell Council Grove and Prof D A McConnell Halstead aided the effort The superintendent was found on a high school campus with a revolver nearby and theories of murder and suicide circulated The school board president said finances were not involved.
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Kansas. City
Kan
Edith E. McConnell
W.W. McConnell
Winfield
McConnell
G. M. McConnell
Council Grove
D. A. McConnell
Halstead
Board of Education
Oklahoma Man Identified as Peru Bank Robber
John Eldridge Beggs Oklahoma was identified by a SedAn cashier as one of two bandits involved in a Peru Bank robbery. Eldridge waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to district court on a $10,000 bond. The cashier who identified him was forced to accompany the bandits to Peru before being released. Also: Sam Findly opens a barber shop at 1904 Massachusetts Street with new equipment in a new building.
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Kan
Dee
Peru
John Eldridge
Ting
Sedan
W. R. Graham
Eldridie
District Court
Sam
Findly
Massachusetts Street
Kent
Snyder
Beauty
Deaths and Funerals Andrew A Herlits
Died yesterday in a local hospital is six year old Andrew A. Herlits son of Mr and Mrs A A Herlits of Haskell burial set for McAlester Oklahoma Miss Mary Reatz 61 died this morning in a Kansas City Missouri hospital formerly lived in Lawrence survived by brothers Albert and Otto Reatz burial to be in Lawrence Mrs Irma H Brown 35 died yesterday at 816 New Jersey street services Friday at 2 from St Luke's AME with Rev A Brown burial in Oak Hill cemetery
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Andrew A. Herlits
A.A. Herlits
Haskell
McAlester
Okla
Mary Reatz
Kansas City, Mo
Lawrence
Kansas City
Albert Reatz
Otto Reatz
Irma H. Brown
New Jersey Street
St. Luke’s A. M. E
Rev
A. Brown
Oak Hill Cemetery
Alice Robinson
C.F. Robbinson
Salina
Robert W. Campbell
I. B. Campbell
Wichita
Virginia Oya
Alfred Campbell
Campbell
Orleans
Cammell
Univer
Hanpha Theta Sorority
Cornell
University of Chicago
Chi Psi
Wabash Receivership Ends Rail Road's Financial Aid Efforts
In St Louis on December 2 AP reports the Wabash Railway failed to secure last minute financial aid and entered receivership. Walter S Franklin of St Louis and Frank C Nicodemus Jr of New York were appointed receivers after the line defaulted on operating expenses and large interest payments. The action followed a petition by T J Moss Tie Company claiming the road was insolvent and owing about 49 651.
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St. Louis
Wabash Railway Company
Lu!l
Road
Walter S. Franklin
Frank C. Nicodemus, Jr
New York
T. J. Moss Tie Company
TO HOLD SCHOOL TONIGHT AT TRINITY LUTHERAN
A leadership training session directed by Rev. C A Puls will be held at Trinity Lutheran Church at 7 pm tonight. Teachers of the Sunday school study the Jessons for next Sunday and others are invited to attend. the event ends at 8 o'clock sharp.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
C. A. Fuls
Trinity Lutheran Sunday School
Mr. Puls
Campaigning for Slavery-Issue Probe in Levee Camps
Washington reports a Federation of Labor investigator will allege brutal conditions for negro laborers in lower Mississippi levee camps. Navy and Army officials, including Major General Lytle Brown, coordinate a government review as Congress debates possible action and public scrutiny rises from Vicksburg protests.
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Washington
Mississippi
Federation of Labor
War Department
Congress
Army Engineers
Lytle Brown
Army
Labor Federation
Hoit E. J. Ross
Carrell
Brown
Vicksburg
Receivership Sought for Radio Keith Orpheum
Baltimore attorney I Cookman Boyd filed in circuit court to appoint a receiver for Radio Keith Orpheum Corp a major theater chain. He seeks restraining order on asset disposition and shows cause by December for injunction. The Maryland corporation with principal offices in New York faces alleged excessive and reckless expenditures endangering assets.
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Baltimore
Der. 2
I. Cookman Boyd
Radio Keith Orpheum Corporation
Boyd
Albert S. J. Owens
D Radio
Keith Orpheum
Maryland
New York
University of Kansas fine arts recital features student performers
A 3 20 p m recital in the university auditorium showcases Kansas students across organ voice violin and ensemble. Performers include Clair Ges Lune by Wihnaar Karg-Elert J Test t ale Smith Mary Emilie Agnes Smithy and more with pieces such as Romance in D and Dance phason. Dorothy Pierce Katherine Kx and others appear in the program.
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University of Kansas Fins Arts
Clair Ges Lune
Wihnaar Karg-Elertret J
Marjorie Sinnlas
Ae Walt
Lassie
Robert Witner
Irene Ant Blahe
Ethel Jean Motor
Phason
Dorothy Pierce
Katherine Kx
Gandhi Bedridden With Cold In London Visit
Gandhi, exhausted by the Indian round table conference in London, was sent to bed with a feverish cold. Despite the cold climate, he has worn his native costume and continued evening prayers. The Mahatma is 92 years old.
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Lenton
Ma Gandhi
Mahatma
Suit to recover money from prison inmates in Michigan
Jackson Michigan December 2. The Phoenix Indemnity Company filed in circuit court to recover 3143 dollars from James McCoy and James Overstreet prisoners held in Michigan prisons. They are serving 25 to 50 year terms for robbery in Mt Clemens. The company claims the money was taken from the Parsons State Bank on November 12, 1951.
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Jackson, Mich
James McCoy
James Overstreet
Michigan
State Bank of
Parsons
Kai
Ciieuie
Phoenix Indemnity Company
McCoy
Overstreet
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Indemnity Company
Parsons Bank
Plan Tour for Farm Bureau Women for December 11
Miss Christie Hepler home demonstration agent says a Farm Bureau Women bedroom tour will be held December 11. It was postponed from October 9. Assisting will be Miss Maude Deely home furnishing specialist and WW. u.eard rural engineer from Kansas State College at Manhattan.
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Christie Hepler
Miss Fern Bauersfeld keynote at B P W club dinner in Coffeyville
Miss Fern Bauersfeld former state B P W president and Coffeyville member led a program at the annual membership and emblem dinner at the Green Owl. The event celebrated the club’s twelfth birthday with a large candle filled cake as decorations.
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Fern Bauersfeld
Business and Professional Women's Club
Coffeyville Club
B. and
P. W
Green Owl
Miss Bauersfeld
National Federation of Business and Professional Women
Bauersfeld
Coffeyville
Muuch
Ralph Wolfson
H. W. Craig
Ar Hes Iovans
Gertrude Jensen
Margaret Schumann
Ada Beil
Kern Bauersfeld
Gladys Scott
Arlene Roberts
Nancy McClelland
Charles Fox
C._C. Webb
Iss
Miss Merle Munson Visits Cousin for Thanksgiving
Miss Merle Munson of Baltimore Maryland plans a ten day stay with cousin Hazel Lynn for Thanksgiving. The trip is on the coast wise steamer Fairfax where Auss Munson serves as hostess and director of music during winter weekly Baltimore to Miami runs. Shyttle McConnell returns from Denison Texas after the death of brother-in-law R K Lewin.
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Merle Munson
Baltimore
Mab
Hazel Lynn
Auss Munson
Mmtsic
Fairfax
Miami
Public Debt Rises as Treasury Plans December Finance
Public debt climbs toward a peak still distant from 1919 levels. By December 15 the treasury aims to borrow to cover the five month deficit of 840.1 million dollars and finance operations until March 15 next year.
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Shinzton
Dee. 2
Treasury
Varsity opens four day run with Mae Marsh stars
The Varsity theater launches a four day engagement of Over the Hill featuring Mae Marsh James Dunn and Sally Eilers in ideal roles. The Fox signed production largely unfolds in Sonora California a boom town from the 1849 gold rush era. A separate note reports Havana flight record by Lou Reichers from Newark arriving at 3 09 pm surpassing the Hawks record by eighteen minutes.
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Over the Hill
Varsity Theater
Mae Marsh
James Dunn
Sally Eilers
Fox
Tuolumne County
California
Sonora
Havana
Loui Reichers
Newark
N. J
Frank Hawks
New York
Rehearse Two Numbers for University Christmas Vesper
University Choir of seventy voices held an excellent rehearsal yesterday under Dean D M Swarthout for three numbers in the Christmas Vesper program on Sunday December 13. A second rehearsal is set for Thursday December 3 at 4 30 in Professor C S Skilton s classroom.
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D.M. Swarthout
C. S. Skilton
Kiwanis Club Members Meet in Leavenworth
Thirty two Lawrence Kiwanis members visited Leavenworth for a surprise meeting at the National hotel. Prof Waldemar J Geltch presided as program host with brief talks by Geltch Dean P B Lawson and Dr H L Chambers Chancellor E H Lindley delivered the main address on lifelong education. The derail included a motor trip from Lawrence with many participants listed.
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Law ‘Rence Kiwanis Club
Leavenworth
National Hotel
Waldemar J .Geltch
Geltch
P. B. Lawson
H. L. Chambers
E. H. Lindley
Lawrence
W.W. J. Baumgartner
C. G. Bayles
Edwin Belles
Henry Brinkman
Robert Davis
H. L. Dunkerley
Waldemar Gelich
Harold Ingham
Guy. V. Keeler
Karl Kreider
H. Lane
Stolen Coat Arrest of Local Youth
Police arrested Adam Carter, 17, of Ohio Street on charges of stealing a coat from W. E. Shaw’s car parked outside Jayhawk Cafe. Carter admitted taking the coat and is held in the city jail. The rifle and rain coat found at Carter’s home are under investigation for linkage to other thefts.
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Adam Carter
Ohio Street
Lon
W. E. Shaw
Mississippi
Shaw
Jayhawk Cafe
Carter
Young Carter
Henry Smith
George Carter
Riffe
Coty Ordered to Pay Madame Coty 3.2 Million
Paris sources report French perfume maker Coty was ordered in civil court to pay 3.2 million dollars to his ex wife Madame Coty over ten years. Coty’s attorney argued American losses and prior disbursements make future payments impossible, noting he has paid over 20 million already during hard times and cannot bear another million in a single sum.
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Paris
Frencais Coty
Madame Coty
M. Coty
United States
Coty
America
Madame Cote
Recital Tonight by Baker Violin Head Luther Leavengood
University of Kansas fine arts faculty members plan to drive to Baldwin for a violin recital presented by Luther Leavengood, head of Baker University's violin department and a former KU fine arts faculty member.
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Univerisity of Kansas Fine Arts
Baldwin
Luther Leavengood
Baker University
Leavengood
Ior
K.I U. Fine Arts
Anneme
Finland
German price commissioner may wield food control
AP dispatch reports government circles foresee the appointment of a German price commissioner who would exercise virtual dictatorship over food costs. Separate items note snow in southeastern New Mexico with 12 inches at Roswell and 22 inches at Carlsbad, the Prince of Wales suffering a slight chill in London, and Porto Rico maintaining a single broadcasting station airing three nights weekly.
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Berlin
New Mexico
Roswell
N. M
Carlsbad
Wales
London
Prince of Wales
Top Soils Moistened by Rain. Wells Still Low
Heavy rains moistened top soils, says county agent J A Terrell, but deep wells may still lack moisture. Shallow wells and ponds filled, halting rural water hauling. Rain came too late for fall pastures but should aid spring pastures and crops. Some late wheat planting was interrupted, but most had been planted in fall. About 20 percent of the corn crop remains in fields.
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J. A. Terrell
Lawrence Schools Receive Washington Picture and Awards
Lawrence schools display a portrait of George Washington donated via Congressman U S Guyer. Lights tested on Massachusetts Street as pleasant weather draws people outdoors. The district proudly notes 100 percent National Educational Association membership among Lawrence teachers.
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George Washington
U. S. Guyer
Lawrence Schools
C. E. Birch
National Educational Association
Lawrence
Association
Har ry Woodring Nominates Guard Member for West Point Exam
Gov. Harry H. Woodring announces the Kansas National Guard member Private James R. Hughes of Topeka will take the West Point competitive entrance examination at Fort Leavenworth in March. Hughes ranks highest among ten guardsmen in the preliminary state exam and may enter West Point if he ranks high enough among national candidates.
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Topeka
Harry H. Woodring
James R. Hughes
Kansas National Guard
West Point
Fort Leavenworth
Hughes
J. C. Hughes
Regular Army
J. W. F. Hughes
Adjutant General of
Kansas
Oil Bill Aims to Tax Crude Imports and By-Products
Washington dispatch reports a proposed bill to levy one dollar per barrel on crude petroleum imports and a 50 percent ad valorem tax on by products. Senator Shortridge of California, backing the measure, urged support from oil producing states and all Americans. He noted a similar bill failed to advance past the commerce committee last session. He added that independent oil producers in Texas, Oklahoma, and California not only want it but need it.
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Washington
Shortridge
California
Commerce Committee
Texas
Oklahoma
WIRING BURNS IN CAR blaze hits Cadillac sedan
Ray R Dunakin of 1041 Connecticut street reported his Cadillac caught fire while warming the engine shortly after 10 this morning. Firemen answered the alarm and Dunakin could not determine the blaze’s cause. A London note about pet mice as a winter fad follows.
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Ray R. Dunakin
Connecticut Street
Dunakin
Railroad labor and Canadian policy weigh on market hopes
Canadian action is seen as shaping U S rail labor attitude amid calls for reduced maintenance needs and possible worker recalls if Washington signals a rate relief. Meanwhile the pound and sterling see a renewed rally toward $2. Sh, with Scandinavian currencies notably weaker, as markets react to pound strength and world exchange shifts amid a day of varied currency movements. A Bozear and Food Sale is listed by the First M. E. church for Friday December 4.
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Canada
Brotherhoods
Washington
Atention
Market News Kansas City Livestock and Wall Street Action
Kansas City livestock closed with cattle steady to 25 lower on feeder and steer grades, with horn sheep unchanged. U S government bonds quoted in late trading showed Liberty bonds and Treasury issues firm. In New York, stocks fluctuated on rail and bond news, Wabash receivership sparks and Rock Island dividends affecting many carriers. weak midweek data and investor sentiment drove a broad market dip before some recoveries.
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Kansas City
New York
U. S
Treasury
Chinese Protests Over Manchuria Talks Rift With Japan
Chinese officials in Nanking and Peiping reject reports that Japanese diplomats and Kuomintang leaders Wellington Koo and Chang Hsueh-Lin discussed settlement terms for Manchuria. Tokyo denies any negotiations and calls the reports a maneuver to impress the League of Nations and the world.
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Nanking
Dde
Gokvo
Peiping
Wellington
Koo
Chang Hsueh-Linsue
League of Nations
China
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Mori
Foreign Office
Kuom’ntang
Manchuria
Teel
Japan
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University Senate
J. G. Mitchell
Senate
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Sue Todd
McAllaster School
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Rock Island & Pacifician
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Allaster
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Italy
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Sweden
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Syria
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J. S
Gandhi
Farm Bureau
Guy Young
Frien
Sooney
Sweenis
John Sugrac
Ker King
J. and Mrs. §. Gauck
Woodard
Anna Indale
Mamie Ellis
Thester ~Robinson
Jess
J. A. Robinson
Rosa Robinson
Yours
San Diego
Diary Fowler
Ohio St
Chas
J. Simmons
M. D
University Choir
Lawrence Kiwanians
Adame Carter
Helsingfors
Okmulgee
Oklo
Fourteenth
Tennessee
United States Weather Bureau
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Porto Rico
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Woodring
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National Mouse Club
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Lydia E. Pickham
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Allied Chemical
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Wabash
Railroads Inc Keneral
Chicago
Canadian Mediation Board
Ciity
Griff. R. Turhes
Fort Scott
Karl C. Ranneys
Osawatomie
Hiattville State Bank
Port Scott
State Banking Department
Sears
C. W. Thompson
F. A. Thompson
Napoleon
Napoleon Bonaarte
Quai de Conti
Kanslectric Power Co, and Gas Co
Shimmons Bros
Lonnon Farm
City Real Estate
Fritz Co
Es Ea
Rumsey Funeral Home
Reuter
Indiana
Esk
DR. Louis. K. Zimmer
Kentucky St
J.C. Rudolph
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