Graebers Protest KU Red Probe In Open Letter
Kenneth Graeber, who accompanied Donald Henry to Spain to support the Spanish loyalists, writes Chancellor Lindley protesting a university inquiry into Communist activity. He denies being induced to go to Spain, cites Roosevelt, and urges honoring Henry as a Kansas University hero. The investigation has shifted to the board of regents.
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Don Henry
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Ed Henry
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Chicago
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Big Six Directors and Coaches Head to Kansas City
Gwinn Henry KU director of athletics Ada Lindsey head football coach and Dr. F C Allen head basketball coach depart for the Big Six conference directors and coaches meeting in Kansas City. Sessions run tomorrow and Saturday at the Kansas City Athletic Club. Allen chairs district five rules interpretation for basketball Lindsey meets football coaches Henry discusses athletics directors.
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University of Kansas
Ada Lindsey
F.C. Allen
Kansas City
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Dr. Allen
Lindsey
Henry
Worden Weather Report
Walter Schwarz, a cooperative observer near Worden, reports November precipitation 1.59 inches and total snowfall nine inches across three days. Recorded dates include November 4 0.259 inch, November 15 0.84 inch, November 18 0.24 inch and November 27 0.41 inch. Year to date rainfall at the station totals 23.55 inches.
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Worden
Walter Schwarz
Cooperative
Test Your Knowledge Quiz From Classified Space
The list asks for real names behind pen names, definitions like rebiider and censer, the composer of Hungarian Rhapsodies, details on Louis C Moeller, a steamship death of J Ramsay MacDonald, US pensions for vice aX land fort ba States, and Grosvenor Square city.
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J. Ramsay Mac Ponald
Grosvenor Square
University teacher to receive Chevrolet from Crown Drugs
Maude Elliott, a Spanish teacher and Romance Languages assistant professor at the University, wins a new Chevrolet coach in Crown Drugs Jubilee sale contest. Announcement notes prize ceremony Saturday at 10 a.m. at the drug store with M S Winter and store officials presenting.
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Crown Drugs Company
Miss Elliott
Sam Elliott
West Seventh Street
Crown
R. M. Kelly
D. W. Bogue
Kansas
M. S. Winter
Winter
Chevrolet Company
Brick's Cafe Robbery Suspect Entered Basement Access
Brick's cafe at 1241 Dread avenue reported robbed last night of over 25 dollars cash and a radio. Police say the intruder hid in the basement before the niece locked up, with no forced entry though a basement door was broken and an outside basement door unlocked by a desk key later found nearby.
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Brick’s
Dread Avenue
E. W. Penchard, Jr
Christmas Seals Campaign Set to Mail December 4
Douglas County Tuberculosis and Health Association launches a campaign to raise 3400 for tuberculosis education and work. Health bonds valued 5 to 100 lead the effort under W B Dalton. Jessie Scott chairs the sale urging seals on packages to fund county eradication efforts.
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Yoca
W. B. Dalton
Jessie Scott
Douglas County
Can Take Five In Class At Liberty Memorial High
Four or five more members are needed for a Lawrence evening school class in furniture repair and retininking taught by W. W. Richardson. Sessions run Thursday 7 30 to 9 30 in the Liberty Memorial High School woodworking department with three meetings before Christmas and more after the holiday. Ralph Graber is the contact at telephone 3000.
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Lawrence Evening School
W. W. Richardson
Ralph Graber
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British Debate Team Welcomed Amid Fog at KU
The University of Kansas welcomed David Sealand-Jones from the University of Wales and Harold H. Monroe from the University of Glasgow for a debate as heavy winter fog blanketed the campus. KU's ROTC military ball sponsored by the university will be held tomorrow night in the Memorial Union ballroom with Red Blackburn’s orchestra providing music.
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University of Kansas
London
David Sealand-Jones
University of Wales
Harold H. Monroe
University of Glasgow
Mt. Oread
Fraser Theater
Antochars
Martin Maloney
Don Voorhees
University of Kansas R.O.T.C
Memorial Union
Kansas
Missouri
Red Blackburn
E. H. Lindley
Karl F. Baldwin
B. L. Bryant
Martin Denlinger
Charles W. Ward
B. M. Ettengon
Earl E. Shouse
Louis F. Balaie
Baldwin
Ralph Ulm Elected President of Shawnee County Young Democrats
Ralph Ulm former Lawrence High School athlete and son of Mrs. Sarah Ulm was chosen president of the Shawnee County Young Democrats club at a Topeka meeting last night. Ulm previously served in the state legislature from the 38th district and captained the Lawrence high grid team in 1919.
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Ralph Ulm
Lawrence High School
Sarah Ulm
Tennessee Street
Shawnee County
Young Democrats Club
Topeka
Ulm
Lawrence Higi
Marriage License Issued to Wulfkuhle and Koehler
A marriage license was issued to Albert Wulfkuhle of Lecompton and Edith May Koehler of Richland Kansas.
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Albert Wulfkuhle
Lecompton
Edith May Koehler
Richland
Kan
Honor Roll Announced For Liberty Memorial High School
Neal M. Wherry, principal, announced the second six weeks honor roll listing 128 students. The first six weeks had 91 names with several earning E grades across multiple subjects and others attaining high marks. The list includes students such as Miriam Abele Jim Brown Henry Holtzclaw and many more across grades E to 2.
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Liberty Memorial High School
Neal M. Wherry
E’s
Miriam Abele
Jim Brown
Henry Holtzclaw
Herbert Hornberger
Garland Landrith
Thornton McClenahan
Phyllis Wherry
David Iney
K’s
Patty Bigelow
Georgia Mae Landrith
Elmo Maiden
Evelyn Mercer
Mark Wiegsselman
Jane Ansdell
Mary Louiie Baker
Bonnie Jean Barnes
Marvin Hird
Beathyl Meek
Dan Merriott
Arthur Nelson
Lowell Penny
Clifford
Margaret Krieder
Nelson May
Frances’ Mole
Ida
Frances Moyer
Jeanne Moyer
Rose Marie Richardson
Coral Schmittendorf
Vernon Smoots
Betty Jane Sullivan
Howard Sutherland
Peg
Rose Marie Campbell
Olga Carl
Alice Clayton
Mildred Clevenger
Martha Dooley
Rose Ann Edwards
Alan Ewing
Alan Fisher
Mary Frances Fitspatrick
Raymond Gulley
Martha Hayden
Virginia
Hazelton
Robert Hird
Iris Jenkins
Mildred Johannirng
Edmond Johnson
Thelma Kampschroeder
Dick Keene
Stanton Krie
Bill Kopp
Ed Krum
Ruth Mitchell
Ed Moorman
Jim Moetz
Ann Murray
Richard Pine
Louise Polson
Jean Quinn
Jerry Sisson
Mary Evelyn Standing
Delbert Steele
Roberta Stewart
Marlé Stroda
Raymond Stroda
Mary Topping
Letha Walters
Frances Walters
Martin Washington
Jean Werner
Bob Wiedemann
Calvert Winters
Eldon Wood
Deaths and Funerals of Mrs Anna Gauck
Mrs Anna Gauck 80 of 803 New York street died yesterday at her home. Funeral from Rumsey funeral home this afternoon at 2:30 officiated by Rev Harold G Barr. Burial in Oak Hill cemetery. Survived by three daughters Mrs Ernest Ratliff Mrs Seymour Gentry and Mrs Franz Wiedemann of Lawrence and two sons Henry C Gauck and Emil Gauck of Lawrence. Eighteen grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren also survive.
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New York Street
Rumsey
Harold G. Barr
Oak Hill’cemetery
Ernest Ratliff
Seymour Gentry
Franz Wiedemann
Lawrence
Henry C. Gauck
Emil Gauck
German Offer To Mediate China Peace Reported
An authoritative report says Germany offered to mediate peace between Japan and China via ambassador Oskar Trautmann. Trautmann met General Chiang Kai-Shek in Nanking. German terms allegedly call for China's role in the anti communism bloc, Japanese troop withdrawal, and nonterritorial aims in North China with economic cooperation.
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Hankow
Germany
Oskar P. Trautmann
China
Trautmann
Nanking
Chiang Kai-Shek
Japan
P.T.A. Meeting Rescheduled for December Friday
The PTA will hold its December meeting Friday the 3rd to allow more time for Christmas program planning. Visitors Mrs. John Patchen and Mrs. Learnard attended and spoke about volunteer work and support. John E. Taylor presides. Geneva Nelson serves as secretary.
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John Patchen
Learnard
John E. Taylor
Geneva
Nelson
Christmas Carol at Friday Evening Show Delights Town
Cast and staff from the Christmas production fill the program with roles from Ebenezer Scrooge to Tiny Tim. The performance features numerous actors including Robert Calderwood and Katharine Burner with Trinity Episcopal church choirs and the junior high school orchestra providing musical support.
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Leonice Wadhams
Frances ‘Ashby
Jacob Marey
Drake
Lillian Black
Craig
Ebenezer
Scrooge
Sone Tarold Gregg
Fesalwig
Cheodore Chariton the
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G. ‘Ines Felicity Pezziwig
Juanita Collins Aly
Fanny May Fest
Baan
Betty Smith
Ousemaid
Elizabeth Dunkel
Baker
Uth Messenger the Cook
Jamie Dean
Betty
Sieele Gilbert
Martha
Toeaaiene
Bts
Eddie Funk
Tiny
Mahlon Baill
Wble
Ewing
Sean
Kathleen Burner
Ian Nesbitt
Sally Harris
Mary Noel
Caroline Green
Fersiwig
Barbara Goll
Marion Dresser
Esther Gilkeson
Patti Payne
Betty Sayles
Glenda Speakman
Trinity Episcopal Church
Robert Learned
Jack Payne Searles Fuller
Earl Drebing
Gus Lind Jack
Mason
Deane Kiefer
Conquist
Dressen
George Bulelene
Ray Smoots
David Draper
Richard Thompson
Robert Ellsworth
Raymond Renee
Helen Pierson
Elisabeth Bigsby
Betty Moore
Irene Pandelae
Raymond Eberhart
Ruth Leigh
Betty Lou Fink
David Jonas
Ster Luain
Jack ‘Mercer
Charles Kapfer
Elizabeth Prentice
Joan Kistler
Aepelle Bigelow
Dorothy Coooper
Falkenstien
Bob Bayles
Harlotte Prica
Don Jones
Ralph Ward
Albert Learned
Helen Applegate
Suzanna Logsdon
Roberta Kackley
Helen Jane W Se
Alice Jean Lemon
Albert Pendleton
Anne May Draper
Lawrence figures and events noted in town column
Lawrence figures celebrate Burgert's twenty five years in city since 1912. A KFKU recital features Marie Wilkins performing Lucia di Lammermoor with Miss Mary Jane Bruce as accompanist. Douglas county receives December surplus commodities for relief clients and 145 quail stamps are sold for a ten day season. Trapping licenses open through January 31. KU football staff attend Sugar Bowl in New Orleans. International Harvester men attend a service school in town. Local school play preparations and window drawings noted.
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R. O. Burgert
Lawrence Penay
Marie Wilkins
Lyric Coloratura
KFKU
Donizetti
Mary Jane Bruce
Douglas County
T. R. Gerhart
State Fish and Game Department
Pratt
International Harvester Company
Douglas
Johnson, Jefferson
Leavenworth
Wyandotte
Tne
F. Liniger
Kansas City
Herne Seulte
J. L. Tompkins
Lawrence
Territory
Insurgent Air Attacks Hit Spanish Mediterranean Coast
In Spain during December 2, insurgent planes from Palma bombed eight villages along the Mediterranean coast after artillery resumed near Madrid. Government aircraft repelled three sorties over Barcelona while four villages were bombed and machine gunned. Two insurgent hydroplanes targeted eight more villages.
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Palma
Mallorca
Mediterranean
Barcelons
ASU votes on boycott plank and aid for Spanish war efforts
Members of the American Student Union discussed a tentative program including a boycott of Japanese goods and a Christmas card sale to send presents to American battalions in the Spanish Civil War. The plan targets all Japanese-made products and seeks cooperation with merchants.
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Toj
Spain
H' Cole
Lawrence
A.S.U
K. U
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Cole
H. Lee’ Jones
Unitarian Church of
Local social notes from Lincoln visitors and Thanksgiving gatherings
William Haas of Lincoln spent a few days with relatives here. Walter Schwartz and John Stoehener households hosted dinners. Numerous local families including the Johanninges Lutz Hack Schwartz Fleer and Reep groups shared meals. Services at St. John's Evangelical church had good attendance Thursday morning.
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William Haas
Lincoln
Neb
Walter Schwartz
John Stoehener
Alvin Johanning
Edward Johanning
Schlagel
Eudora
Ivan Schwartz
Elmer Lutz
Centropolis
Otto Hack
Glen Schwartz
Henry Schwartz
Irvin Fleer
E. E. Reep
Baby
Kansas City
William Niebrugge
Karl
Martha
Milton
Ted Wacker
Betty
Fred Heim
Walter Oehrle
George Reep
St. John's Evangelical Church
Community Thanksgiving Gatherings Across Clinton Belvoir Area
Families from Clinton Belvoir and nearby towns celebrated Thanksgiving with relatives including the Demerritts Murphy Baldwins Lehman Rices Woodwards and Jensens. Guests from Topeka La Junta Coffey County Monta Vista Lawrence and Columbia joined in a holiday meal and social visit.
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Fred Demerritt
Lena
Lena Murphy
Fred Baldwin
Rose
Louise
Moreland
Harry Murphy
Cletus Lehman
Reno
Francis Rice
Rice
Madelin
Topeka
Laura Warner
la Junta
Colo
Lloyd Woodward
Coffey County
Myers
Monta Vista
Grace Woodward
Lawrence
Charles Woodward
Columbia
George Jensen
Carl Woodward
Howard
Dorothy
Robert Woodward
Arthur Losh
Thanksgiving social notes from Clinton area families
Community members in Clinton and nearby Lawrence hosted dinners and visits over Thanksgiving. Notes mention Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Cemp and many relatives, school events with Miss Brown, and church activities led by Rev Meek. Also reported are births, a wolf hunt, travel to visit relatives, and a missionary society gathering.
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Lewis Cemp
Lucy Hines
Ee Sghaig
Lawren
Otis Hines
Ludwig
Richard and
Vernon
Walter Brown
Victor McNish
Clinton
Mrs.Haringer
Susie
Mothe
Isa Marjori¢ Cuings
California
Fe Hete Dbela
Deugnver
Lawrence
Humphrey
William Kampschronee
Endora
Nelvoy
Miss Brown
Harriet ‘Hume
Kansas City
Arthur Gaines
Merritt Woodward
Walter. Kampschroeder
William. Kampschroeder
Eudora
Ernest Nelson
Topeka
Effiepschroeder
Thelma
Ix Lawrence
Laverne Kampschroeder
Darlene
Laura Maria Donaldson
Ray Harrell
Gerald
Betty
Bobby
Olin
Donna May
Lone Star
Ste
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Ur Kuhns
Chestar
Enekae
Chasles
George Ies
Rennes
Leroy Bell
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Loromes
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Lynn
Opal
Howart Thyl
Wealey
Jones
Pele
E. “Margargaret Pugh
Rowe Baldwin
Louise
Phil Offman
Presbyterian Church
Meek
The
Nazarene Church
Joseph, Kennison
Charles Kampschroeder
Missionary Society
Laverne O
Laddie
Martha
Mary
Moran
W. A. Demerritt
Robert Woodward
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