Dollar strength abroad and Treasury actions outlined
Washington reports a strong dollar on foreign exchanges with gold at 34.01 an ounce and London gold at 32.52. The Treasury prepares for December 15 maturities of 725 million and monitors the 900 million Liberty issue while reviewing deficits and emergency outlays totaling 293.514 million in November.
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Army group chief Morrison to address Kansas reserve officers
Gol W E Morrison chief of staff of the seventh corps area artillery United States Army will visit Lawrence Monday to speak at 7 45 p m to a special meeting of artillery reserve officers at the University of Kansas astronomy observatory Prof Dinsmore Alter reports Morrison stationed at Sioux City tours the region in connection with artillery work and reserve officer organizations Officers invited but artillery men expected to attend
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Doctor's Office Robbed In Kansas City
Police report a daytime burglary at Dr. Eugené Sisson’s office near Eighth and Massachusetts streets. Two microscopes were stolen while the doctor answered a call. a young man seen nearby resembled a dope user. Police took fingerprints and search for a suspect continues. A separate report notes thefts from Mrs. Hi R Wahl’s car near the stadium during a Kansas Missouri game, with two raincoats an overcoat and a blanket missing. Additionally Hank Decker and Joe Mathews posted a best ball score at Old Mission links, 81 28 50, with a course record 66 on the final round.
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Freshman Discovery in Two Part Campus Program
A 200 page sports review series hosted by Guy Beeler airs Monday on station 6 00 Sports review. The program features Miax Helen Hoopes Collins and Capi tals of Green Hall with instructors and staff from several campuses including Salina Topeka and Kansas City. The Campus calendar notes Miss Helen Hoopes as assistant professor of English and lists a cast of campus figures and venues across multiple cities.
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Japanese Budget Outlines Put 938 Million Yen to Army Navy
Tokyo cabinet proposed 1934 35 budget with a total 938 million yen for the army and navy the largest allocation in Japanese history. Naples Litvinoff and Farley visit Italy on official trips and vacation. Glasgow whiskey shipment to the United States begins at 40 000 cases. Paris Chautemps seeks confidence as hunger marchers mass and miners plan new protests. Tokyo Mount Tarumae erupts sending ash over Hokkaido and surrounding areas.
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Hindenburg May Hold Presidency For Life
Berlin looks at Germany with Hitler seeking to keep Von Hindenburg as Reich president after the November plebiscite. Observers note Hindenburg’s unity symbol role and potential monarchy restoration if Nazism falters economically. the Nazi program for reconstruction advances with vigor.
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Several Street Projects Planned Across Kansas Towns
Kansas projects totaling 1.5 million dollars under the National Recovery Act will be awarded December 8 by the state highway commission. Topeka's Sixth Avenue paving 185000, Wichita Broadway two miles 175000, Lawrence Massachusetts Street 125000, Manhattan Poynts Avenue 100000. similar work at Topeka, Winfield, a Dodge City bridge project also considered. Minimum wage rules set at 40 cents for unskilled and 60 cents for skilled labor.
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Rainy Week in Prospect for Kansas Settled by Weekend
Topeka report notes an expected soaking rain early next week after a clear weekend. Federal meteorologist Flora says seasonal warmth improves wheat before winter. Snow observed in Colorado and rain in neighboring states. Eastern Kansas warm spell continues with cooler changes expected in the west.
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Death Penalty Appealed For Third Scottsboro Defendant
Decatur Ala Dec 2 AP Haywood Patterson, convicted a third time in under three years for attacking two white women in the Scottsboro case, faces death. New York attorney Samuel Leibowitz, retained by the International Labor Defense as chief counsel, said another appeal would be taken to the United States Supreme Court.
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TOTAL BANK DEPOSITS IN KANSAS FALL FROM YEAR AGO
Total deposits in all state and private banks and trust companies in Kansas at October 23 were 113,920,000, down from 126,437,000 a year earlier. The report shows a 26.8 percent reserve coverage for 579 institutions, vs 22 percent last year, with July 31 figures at 120,951,000 deposits and a 29 percent reserve. Total assets and liabilities stood at 143,355,355, vs 152,506,872 three months earlier and 166,693,077 a year ago.
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PLAN COMMUNION SERVICE AT FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
The regular communion service will be held Sunday morning at 9 50 at the First Baptist church with Rev C C Cunningham preaching on What Makes Christianity Christian The Guidance of God s Spirit Mrs IL W Berry will sing Holy Spirit Truth Divine At 9 45 oclock the University closing will discuss Prohibition and Tolerance Presiding Rev Charles Thomas Weather notes from Western Kansas report soaked wheat fields and muddy roads with towns such as Sylvan Grove Be Toit Phillipsburg and Colby detailing precipitation and farm market activity including grain prices and live stock quotes.
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No news on allotments no extra hog and corn plans
J A Terrell as Douglas county administrator has not received further information on the hog and corn allotment plan. Inquiries have been received at Terrell's Federal Building office, with formation on the allotments expected next week as classified advertising promises prompt results.
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Transition Period After Thanksgiving at KU Campus
KU students return Monday for a two and a half week study period ending December 20, with Christmas recess starting January 1984. The piece notes a risky transition from finals to holidays, mentions Dorothy Bangs winning the campus speech contest and the push for orientation courses, and details on Union repairs and federal aid prospects for Dyche Museum.
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Local News Notes From Lawrence Area Families
Mrs Fred Rockhold and Donal spent Sunday November 19 with Mr and Mrs Alva Rockhold. Mrs D A Wray underwent a nose operation performed by Dr W O Nelson. Russell Leffard Ira Cripe and children Ruth Dowie of Lawrence visited the Wray home. Martin Holcom drove to Lawrence Wednesday with Helen staying for the weekend. Mrs Martha Hall of East Lawrence visited the Wray home from Monday afternoon to Tuesday afternoon. John Churchbaugh of High Prairie also spent Monday evening at the Wray home. Mr and Mrs Chas Kassinger and son Junior of Lawrence had supper with Mrs Clara Kassinger. George Van Hosin of Willow Springs and Leslie Churchbaugh of Wid Prairie bought lumber from B J Holmes and D A Wray Thursday afternoon. Rural telephone line meeting held at C P A hall Tuesday night. Mrs Dack Atwood, in war health, staying in Lawrence for treatment.
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George Van_Hosiun
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Pleasant Grove social notes and Thanksgiving updates
Maria Daniels welcomed at a fest for Mr and Mrs Kermit Wilson and Jerry Friday. Families gathered for a Clayton Scott tribute at the J S Dillon home near Washington Creek. New neighbors Hallie Petersons moved into the N D Messer property and their children joined Pleasant Grove school. Several residents reported sickness and travel, with Thanksgiving visits and a stockholders meeting noted.
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DeSoto Residents Visit and Thanksgiving Activities
De Soto residents hosted visitors from Grand Junction and Erie as Thanksgiving events unfolded. The Rev W C Watson assisted at Edgerton school program while families traveled to Lawrence Cameron and Lockwood for holiday gatherings. YWCA officers were elected and local wells were being dug along a two mile stretch of road.
Social News From Clare Area Families
Wilda and Carl Tuck attended a school entertainment in Clare. Leonard Williams and VB Williams welcomed Beverly Jane Williams, born recently in Olathe. Local residents traveled to Kansas City for weekend visits. Church and lodge activities included 4 H banquet attendees, Rebekah degree work, and noble titles.
Morning Star schoolhouse hosts community meeting program
Hiddleston's sister Mrs Don Mus attended a Morning Star schoolhouse gathering featuring music readings contests and a one act play. Refreshments were served to representatives and families during the Monday night event.
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Oskaloosa Families Attend Legion Event and Nazarene Painting Viewing
Mrs Effie Hoskinson hosted the Legion Auxiliary with neighbors visiting Lawrence to view the Nazarene painting at the Methodist church. Dr Lash and assistant Gilbert Le Sourd, aided by Col H Stanley Todd, presented the exhibit to a full house with supporting diners from the Perry family.
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Chastain Family Dinners and Local Moves Report
Fairfax Belmont Mrs M M Chastain Miss Bessie Chastain Mrs S T Price and Donna Jean daughter Mrs W E Mulkey Clarence Cheney and Glyn Dale Chastain attended a family dinner at the home of their mother and grandmother Mrs R C Murray in Cherryvale. Others present included Mr and Mrs Arthur Crane and daughters Lola and Edrie and son Howard Jennings. Lay Roy Yoder led a group to Wichita Thursday for a church convention. Ted Kelley and former Pleasant Grove residents are moving to the Roy Darrenport house on Laura Avenue.
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Pleasant Grove
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Thanksgiving Guests and Family Gatherings Noted in Lawrence
A crowded holiday scene across Lawrence mentions Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bartz, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Selzer, and many relatives visiting for Thanksgiving. Attendees include the Rohe family, Weeks, Speicher, Tadlock, Schellack, and others sharing dinners, football games, and community events.
Jones Buys Horse From Griffis in One Day Last Week
Mr and Mrs Varthar Rockhold and children of welcome with Ed Rockhold and Lyle Wayne present as Jones purchased a horse from Maryin Griffis during last week.
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