Kansas State Jayhawkers Edge George Washington 7 6 in Hard Fought Return
Kansas University’s Jayhawkers beat George Washington University 7 to 6 before 9,000 in Washington. Key plays included a 50 yard kickoff return and a 22 yard end around by Casini, plus a 27 yard pass Hafford to Clawson. The game featured punting duels, strong defense, and a late third quarter rally by Kansas after a rest day.
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Kansas University
Jayhawkers
George Washington University
Kansas University Jayhawkers
Colonials
Plotnicki Leads Colonial Threat In Late Football Scrimmage
The kickoff advanced 30 yards, Plotnicki added ten through Kansas territory. Brinkman intercepted two Leemans passes in the fourth, returning to the 35. G. W. held, exchanges of punts gained 20 yards, a Plotnicki pass to Wray and a Parrish run advanced the ball near the Jayhawker goal. A fourth down Plotnicki pass to Parrish failed inches from a first down. Colonials, thwarted by Lee man’s punting, could not score as Phelps intercepted a G. W. pass. Lineups listed. Princeton over Yale 27 to 2 in New Haven. College football finals noted Georgia Tech 6, Duke 18, Villanova 18, Rutgers 0, Florida 19, Maryland 0, Boston College 13.
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Colonial
Jayhawkers
Kansans
Colonials
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Jayhawker
Bob White
Kansas
George Washington
le Casini
White
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Hafford
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Clawson
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Washington
Casini
Georgiia
Tech
Duke
Villanova
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Maryland
Boston College
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Douglas County Tuberculosis Drive Sends Christmas Seals
The Douglas County Tuberculosis Association launches its annual drive aiming to raise 3000 dollars by selling Christmas Seals. About 2500 residents received envelopes with seal allotments and payment instructions, while a special committee led by Elspeth Hill marketed bonds from 3 to 50 dollars totaling 95 dollars sold. The campaign emphasizes local work with some state and national education support, funding tuberculosis clinics, health instruction, and the Legionville program for recuperation at Independence. A monthly clinic at Memorial Hospital is planned with Dr. C F Taylor supervising, and nurses from the Red Cross assisting free of charge.
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Douglas County
Elspeth Hill
Miss Hill
Frank Banks
R. E. Proteh
Daryl Dodds
D. Lane
Ed Abels
William Kollender
William B. Dalton
Agnes Evang
Legionville Preventatorium
Independence
Tuberculosis Association
Memorial Hospital
C.F. Taylor
Norton
Missouri Street
Seach
Tuberculosis “Association
Taylor
Red. Cross
Hearing Opens on Johnson County Sheriff Misconduct Charge
Duathe sheriff J A Jackson suspended since October faces a misconduct in office hearing in Olathe Kansas before special supreme court commissioner W R Smith. The state is represented by Dunkin Kimble and defense by C C Hoge John Kirkpatrick and the Sheridan firm Paola. The charge stems from beating two young prisoners in the Johnson county jail.
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Olathe
Kan
J. A. Jackson
Johnson County
W. R. Smith
Topeka
Special
C. C. Hoge
John Kirkpatrick
Sheridan and Sheridan Law Firm
Paola
Jackson
Mass manhunt under way for Tack Wisdom in Pritchard case
More than 20 000 searchers mobilize across southern Kansas and northern Oklahoma for Tack Wisdom suspected kidnapper of three people and possible murderer of Mr and Mrs Harry Pritchard. Blood-stained glove tied to a Wellington mishap ties to Wisdom as authorities extend probe to federal level.
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Wichita
Kansas
Oklahoma
Tack Wisdom
Harry Pritchard
Pritchards
Wisdom
Meade County
Emery ‘Large
Large
Pritchard
Bristow
Oklo
Wellington
Winfield
Kan
American Legionnaires
Gofferville
United States Department of Justice
Finney Faces Prison Terms on Twelve Counts
Emporia banker and civic leader Warren W. Finney, convicted on 12 counts of embezzlement, faced prison terms from 3 to 50 years per count with sentences to run consecutively. His son Ronald is charged in related forgery cases. Finney appealed and a $25,000 bond was adjusted amid court actions.
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Emporia
Kansas
Warren W. Finney
Finney
Ronald
State Supreme Court
McCarty
George W. Wood
Eureka
Jones Eckdall
Fidelity” State
Savings Bank
Altho
Sabetha
Paola
Panies
Zor
Confere nce dates to be announced later says vice president
The national vice president and Mrs Nelle G Burger of Springfield Missouri say the meetings are led by the president in charge. Dates for four conferences will be announced later.
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Ational
Notre Dame Upsets Army At Yankee Stadium 13 12
Notre Dame rallied from a two touchdown deficit to defeat Army 13 to 12 before 76000 at Yankee Stadium. Nick Lukats scored the Irish first TD on a 50 yard drive, Ray Bonar added a dropkick, and a blocked punt for a TD clinched the upset over the previously unbeaten Army.
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New York
Notre Dame
Army
Warriors
South Bend
West Point
Reying
Fort
Ray Bonar
Buckler
Benny Johnson
Tan
Branchean
Doposters
Cadets
Insull Arrested in Toronto on Extradition Request
Martin J. Insull former Chicago utilities chief was arrested in Toronto for extradition to face embezzlement charges. He was released on 10000 bail pending a habeas corpus hearing set for December 8. The case centers on the collapse of the Midwest Utilities Corporation and Cook County’s bid for his return.
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Toronto
Martin J. Insull
Chicago
United States
A.,c. Kingstone
Ontario ‘Supreme Court
Insull
Cook County
Illinois
J. C. McRuer
H. H. Davis
Appellate. Division
Supreme Court
Orillia
Insuli_enterprises
Kingstone
County road patrolman keeps using mule teams on route
R H Murphy of Lecompton, longtime county road patrolman on route, operates with two teams of fine county mules. He is the only patrolman not using motorized equipment on the "old Red Line" west of Stull. Murphy has served 14 years, the longest continuous service among road patrolmen, while other county roads are patrolled with motorized gear.
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R.H. Murphy
Lecompton
Stull
Premier Chauterni B Heirloom Seeks Unity On Germany
Paris reported Premier Camille Chauterrn B won two votes of confidence from the chamber of deputies after rejecting separate France Germany agreements He affirmed decisions on the German matter with foreign powers and diplomacy as the path forward The early overthrow forecast did not materialize as the chamber backed his balanced policy stance by wide margins
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Paris
Camille Chauternib
France
Germany
Hig
Apreuine
Students to Meet at University of Kansas for International Affairs Conference
Kansas college students will gather at the University of Kansas on December 8 and 9 for an international relations conference. Sherwood Eddy will lecture on The World Picture and America's place in it. KU faculty will lead discussions with speakers including John Ise, H B Chubb, J F Brown, J H Tagart, Heinz Werner Puell, and a joint discussion on The German Revolution. A reunion luncheon titled Techniques for Peace will also be held.
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Kansas
University of Kansas
Sherwood Eddy
Eddy
America
K. U
School of Business
Heinz Werner Puell
Toneka
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Topeka Killer Begins Life Term in Lansing
A 21 year old eastern Kansas desperado Cecil Thornbrugh received a life sentence for the murder of jailer By Davidson during a failed escape attempt. He pleaded guilty before District Judge Paul H Heinz after being brought back to Lansing for safekeeping amid crowding at the jail. Thornbrugh’s brother Harold died in a shooting with Missouri officers last September near Hopkins Missouri.
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Topeka
Cecil ‘Thornbragh
Eastern
Kansas
Desperado
Thornbruch
By. J. Davidson
Paul’ H. Heinz
Lansing
Thornbrugh
Harold
Missouri
Hopkins
LeLoup
Kan
Davidson
Pepper
Unitarian Church program and stock market note
Kenneth Rockwell will review Maurice Hindus The Great Offensive at 10 this morning at the Unitarian Church. A 11 o'clock service will feature a trio singing O Salutaris with Mrs Werner Mrs Moncrieff and Maddox. John McKinnon will speak on Hone Sees a Star about grounds for hope in present chaos. Promethean lab hosts an open discussion on marriage at 7. Stock market index shows average 98.8 yesterday 78.7.
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Kenneth ~ Rockwell
Maurice Hindus
Unitarian’ Church
Rockwell
KFKU
Hindus
Henry Werner
Alice Moncrieff
Rolland
Maddox
Wil
O Salutaris” Vy. Saint-Saens
Keith
Davis
Goring Thomas
Seal
John ‘McKinnon
Unitarian Ministe
Wichita, Sill
McKinnon
Municipal University
Akron
Ohio
University of Chicago
Meadville ‘Theological School
Universalist Ministry
The
Promethean
Seven Indicted in Topeka Bond Fraud Case
Seven individuals named in six federal indictments related to a Kansas bond scandal were indicted on charges of misapplication of bank funds and mail fraud. Defendants include C. W. McKeen, C. L. Cooke, Collis Harner, Tom B. Boyd, Ronald Finney, Ireland Caldwell, and Warren W. Finney. The cases involve misappropriation of 146 172.71, false bank entries, and mail fraud counts. Warren Finney previously convicted of embezzlement in Emporia. The National Bank of Topeka is noted as the largest local bank. penalties include prison and fines.
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Kansas
National Bank of
Tom B. Boyd
Ronald Finney
Ireland Caldwell
Finney
Warren W. Finney
Emporia
Istat
Boyd
Caldwell
Lyon County
Fidelity , State and Savings Bank
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McKeen
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Cooke
Harner
Treasury
Saint Ing
Prudential Investment Company
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W. W. Finney
Fidelity State
Savings Bank
National “Bank of
Kansas awards 486000 highway contracts under relief fund
Topeka announced the award of three National Recovery Highway Fund contracts totaling 486 507 47. Leavenworth saw the largest project paving K 24 from Tonganoxie to McLouth across Jefferson and Leavenworth counties. Other awards covered the state portion of the Miccane gap on US 73 E in Leavenworth County and grading culverts and two bridges on K 11 in Pottawatomie County. J A Tobin Construction and Sandy Hites Co received the first project. M N Penny of Lawrence and R G Aldridge of Kansas City Kansas earned the other two. New Ford V 8 Hamiltons Ady.
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State Highway" Department
National Recovery Highway Fund
Leavenworth
Tonganoxie
McLouth
Jefferson
State Lake
Miccane Gap
U.S
Leavenworth County
Pottawatomie- County
J. A.tobin
Sandy Hites
Kansas City
Kan
M. N. Penny
Lawrence
R. G. Aldridge
Youths judge livestock at Chicago show opening
Farm youths from fourteen states parade 400 animals as judging in junior feeding contest and intercollegiate competition for the Spoor trophy begins at the 34th International Livestock Exposition. More than 2 thousand youths from 43 states attend the national boys and girls club congress. Officials report 13 500 animals quartered within the 25 acre expo grounds.
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Chicago
Dee
Hele
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
Isithe Exposition Grounds
Start Monday Community Chest Drive Meeting
A Monday evening meeting at 7:30 in Lawrence Baptist Church will launch the local charity drive. City officials county workers and church leaders including Mayor W E Spalding Rev Seth Slaughter and Rev Robert A Hunt will speak to inform the public about the community chest budget canvass and fundraising plans for next week.
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United Drive
Lawrence
Baptist Church
Community Service
Social Service League
Mary Jamison
W. E. Spalding
Seth Slaughter
Robert A. Hunt
J.T. Skinner
Kansas Faces Washington Game Minus Two Stars
Kansas prepares to meet George Washington after injuries to Ormand Beach and Dick ONeil in the Missouri tilt. Ray Brinkman moves in at end, with Mike Clawson shifted to tackle and Elwin Dees starting at end. Coach Allen notes travel bruises but nominates a weakened defense for a second straight game.
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Washington
University of Kansas
Ormand
Beach
Jayhawk
Kansas
George Washington
Forrest C. Alien
Dick O'Neil
Okla
O'Neil
Bartlesville
Missouri
Jim Pixlee
Ray Brinkman
Fort Scott
Mike Clawson
Elwin
Dees
Clawson
Dr. Allen
Jayhawkers
Judge Delays Ruling on Massachusetts Paving Controversy
Judge Hugh Means postponed action on motions for new hearings in a dispute over resurfacing over streetcar tracks and the Massachusetts street paving project. A new municipal improvement bonds bill, passed by a special session, awaits signature by Gov. Landon. A. B. Mitchell and Ed Rising signaled possible amended motions if the law takes effect.
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Massachusetts
Massachusetts Street
Hugh Means
Alfred M. Landon
A. B. Mitchell
Ed Riling
Lutie Kern
E ‘City Commission
Kansas Electric’ Power
Appecasipenel
Mr.Rising
Mitchell
Resurfacing Project Resumes On Massachusetts Street
Work resumed today at 1 PM on Massachusetts Street from Eleventh northward after rain delays. Crews anticipate finishing main street end by Monday, with tracks covered from Seventh south to Carl's store. After completion, paving moves to adjacent blocks. bids for Lawrence paving due December 8. power company continues pole and wire removal under the bus franchise.
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Eleventh Street
Monay
Seventh Street
Carl
Eleventh
Breezedale
Topeka
Lawrence
Hoover Silent Nine Months After White House Exit
Washington reports recall of Herbert Hoover predicting nine months of public silence after leaving office. He missed the forecast by four days, with eight months and 26 days of silence. Close allies say his clash with Governor Rolph sparked a temporary break, but he may stay out of national politics from Palo Alto.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
White House
Rolph
California
Hoover
Osco
Ralph
San Jose
Poe Ae Ge
Palo Alto
Roosevelt
New York
Paris Ranger Parade and Budget Crisis in France
Paris reports depict police massed before the chamber as hunger marchers cry for work and bread. Premier Camille Chautemps appeals to patriotism to balance the budget and safeguard the franc while facing a confidence vote that could topple the cabinet amid threatened government employee strikes.
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Paris
Chamber
Camille Chautemps
Weather Guess: Kansas Forecast With Regional Details
Kansas forecast shows generally fair conditions with colder temperatures in eastern areas tonight and Sunday, warmer in the west. Morning outlook notes cloudy to partly cloudy skies, clear in Manhattan Salina Wichita and Arkansas City. Road conditions vary from good to muddy with specific notes for Emporia Topeka Dodge City Salina Ottawa Manhattan and Douglas County.
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Manhattan
Salina
Wichita
Arkansas City
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