France Braces for More Strikes Amid Labor Tensions
Paris reports mounting labor unrest as Daladier faces a potential Italian backed campaign in Africa. Widespread walkouts disrupt shipyards, textile plants, and metal works while police and mobile guards restore order. International tensions rise as Tunisia and Corsica dominate talks with Italy and Germany.
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Paris
Africa
Edouard Daladier
Daladier
General Confederation of Labor
Socialist Party
Souhe
Saint Nazaire
le Havre
West
Denain
Tunisia
Galeazzo Ciano
Bonnet
Djibouti
Corsica
Italy
Mediterranean
Austria
Czechoslovakia
France
Great Britain
Kingsley Wood
Maurice Gamelin
National Defense Staff
Altho
Germany
Roundup of sports notes from Sid Feder in New York
Eastern schools spurn Cotton Bowl contenders cite Texas Tech fear. Ford Frick plans Europe cruise. Archie Compston returns after illness. Coaching announcements expected early next year. Charley Burley urged to challenge Armstrong in welterweight race. Paul Derringer shifts Reds pay to Florida cottages near Sarasota. Marquette players dubbed Pancho after Arizona game. Pro league touts its dizziest season. Nebraska leads in producing pros with 115 colleges rosters. Apostoli Kreiger fight near end as Hymie Gaplin seeks big share. Oklahoma pace criticized as Hugh McCullough shines Tennessee eyes. Steve Phillips presides over circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Feder
New York
Texas Tech
Ford Frick
Europe
Archie Compston
Grapevine
East
Southwest
Pacific Coast
Pittsburgh
Charley Burley
Henery Armstrong
Wvell
Paul Derringer
Cincinnati Reds
Florida
Sarasota
Marquette
Jackson
Arizona
Pancho
Nebraska
College
Plans for 1939 National Intercollegiate Basketball Championship
Kansas City hosts the 1939 national intercollegiate basketball tournament March 13 to 18 with 32 teams from 19 states. Emil S Liston Baker University athletic director predicts top teams and districts will be represented. the event also serves as a basketball clinic with a Naismith Trophy for the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Emil S. Liston
Liston
Baker University
Warrensburg
Board of
James Naismith
Naismith
Notre Dame vs Southern California Game Broadcast by WREN
Bill Stern, ace sports reporter, travels 3000 miles to cover the Notre Dame and USC clash in the Los Angeles Coliseum. The game will be broadcast over WREN starting at 3 45 p m Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren Bill Stern
Ace
Notre Dame University of Southern
California
Los Angeles Coliseum
Wren
Stern
Dobbin Still On Job In Rural Mail Service
Figures from the California State Automobile Association show horses remain used for two percent of rural mail delivery in California. About 700 carriers still rely on horses and buggy for mail transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobbin
San Francisco
UPI
California State Automobile Association
Winter Davis Visits Kin in Kansas From Scotia
Winter Guy F. Davis of Scotia New York, a KU student and band member, spent Friday and Saturday with his grandparents Mr and Mrs George Richards. Mrs George Miller and daughter Miss Mary Miller and Mrs Fred Gregory visited Mr and Mrs Mark Pierson of Kanwaka Friday. Mr and Mrs H L Van Neste of Oak Ridge were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Willis Colman last Sunday. Mr and Mrs George Miller Miss Mary Miller and Mrs G T Richards drove through Jefferson County Sunday and called on Mrs W J Burnett of Oskaloosa. Carolyn Wymer stayed with her grandmother Mrs Margaret Wymer of Big Springs while her parents Will and Mrs Wymer went to Topeka Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy F. Davis
Scotia
New York
K.U
George Richards
George Miller
Mary Miller
Fred Gregory
Mark Pierson
Kanwaka
H. L. van Neste
Oak Ridge
Willis Colman
G. T. Richards
Jefferson County
W. J. Burnett
Oskaloosa
Carolyn Wymer
Margaret Wymer
Big Springs
Will Wymer
Topeka
Injured Worker Taken To Hospital After Accident
Edwin Sheehan was taken to St. John's hospital in Leavenworth after an injury while returning from work on Highway No. 72. Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Logan of Kansas City spent Sunday here with her sister, Mrs. Dean Ratliff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Sheehan
St. John’s Hospital
Leavenworth
R. F. Logan
Kansas City
Dean Ratliff
Community Club December Meeting Set With Meal
The December Community club meeting will start with a 7 30 PM supper served for each family. The program committee will present a short program after the meal. Various local residents and guests are noted visiting and attending holiday events and weddings.
Thanksgiving family gatherings and a rural Kansas wedding
Thanksgiving guests filled homes of the Hemphills in Lawrence and nearby towns. A high noon wedding united Betty Hemphill and Meredith Smith at the Hemphill home with Rev. Hunt officiating. The couple planned a short southern honeymoon before settling in Kansas City. other盛 gatherings included multiple families in Lawrence Bonner Springs and Kansas City sharing meals and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Cawley
Arthur Hemphill
McPherson
Ruth Colburn
Hemphill-Smith
Nannie Charlton
Lawrence
J. C. Hemphill
J. C Hemphill
Betty
Meredith Smith
G. G. Smith
Kansas City
R. A. Hunt
First Methodist Church
Christ’s Hospital
Topeka
Mr. Smith
Joe Wolf
Mildred
Bonner Springs
Henry Seiwald
Maurice Seiler
John North
Paul North
H. C. Nunemaker
Sanford Phenicie
Longmont
Colo
Claude Norris
Carol Ann
Clarence Phenecie
W. R. Green
A. A. Green, Jr
Bob Green
Bill Green
Venita Poulson
Nate Pettengill
Patty
Will
Oak Ridge Family Helps Build Home for Herbert Jr. and Eugene Nune
The Oak Ridge household cooperates to construct a new residence for Herbert Jr. and Eugene Nune. Community members contribute labor and materials to complete the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Ridge
Herbert Jr
Eugene Nunemaker
Thanksgiving Gatherings Across Local Families
Several families from the community marked Thanksgiving with visits across Kansas and nearby towns. Attendees include the Gibsons, Warners, Harbour, Flora, Elm, Maransvilles, Buckners, Rogers, Hepners, Finch, Hornberger, and others visiting relatives in Ottawa Leavenworth Lawrence Western Kansas and at the Worden Evangelical church program by the W M S and mission band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Gibson
Marcelene
Melton Warner
Kansas City
Walter Harbour
Lawrence
Ernie Harbour
Lou Flora
Charley Elm
Charlene
Ottawa
Claud Buckner
Lee Maransville
Francis Rogers
Art Rogers
George Hepner
Henry Fleer
Nellie
Lucy Finch
Bill Elliot
Smith and Garber
Albert Hornberger
Ruth Darlene
Floyd Heffner
George Shuler
Leavenworth
John Gibson
Nellie Finch
Gibson
Ivan Schwartz
Henry Schwartz
Glen Schwartz
Worden Evangelical Church
W.M.S
Mission Band
Community items and plans from local families
Max and Georgie Hepner and Maxine Mr and Mrs John Gibson with Stella and the Marans ville family spent Sunday together. None Finch and Chester Ibson hosted Thanksgiving with friends. Range Line reschedules its next community meeting to December 8 and plans the play Cabbages or Dollars. Mrs David Bryan and baby of Kansas City spent Thanksgiving with Emry Crawford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max
Georgie Hepner
Maxine
John Gibson
Stella
Lee Maransville
Finch
Chester Ibson
Range Line
David Bryan
Baby
Kansas City
Emry Crawford
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Camden
S.C
Hardin- Simmons
McCoy
al Byll
Boston
Steve
Duke
Auburn
Oklahoma
Hugh McCullough
Tennessee
Steve Phillips
Grand
Tonganoxie
Mackey
Raymond Gardner
Charles Iles
van Neste
Frances Metcalf
Frank Bereiter
Francis Bereiter
Kate Jewatt
Memorial Hospital
Thanksgiving
A. C. Nichols
Jim Holyfield
Joe Leimner
Ft. Riley
Mike Flanagan
Thomas Cawley
Marie Millerett
Miller’ Cafe
George Hollenbeck
Arch. Meinke
Effingham
Kan
Montgomery
General Motors
America
Hurd MotOr CompAny
Massachusetts St
Tailon
Soler
Montgomery Ward
and Phillips
Phillips
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