Von Schleicher becomes German chancellor at Berlin
General Kurt von Schleicher won appointment as chancellor after President von Hindenburg signed the decree. He will head a presidial cabinet with power to dissolve the Reichstag and rule by decree under article 48, while Hitler’s National Socialist party withdraws support. Schleicher remains defense minister and federal commissioner for Prussia, commanding the police, as he moves to form a government amid expected Reichstag opposition.
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Berlin
Kurt von Schleicher
von Hindenburg
Germany
Franz von Papen
von Schleicher
von Papen
Adolf Hitler
National Socialist Party
von Schreicher
Reichstag
Reichswehr
Prussia
Here and There plans named for Legion event
Howard Sutherland, commander, announces committee names for the Here and There show to be staged January 16 and 17 by Dorsey-Liberty Post of the American Legion to raise funds for the drum and bugle corps. The general and specific committees cover production, publicity, costumes, music, and finance with meetings set for Monday at 7:30 at post rooms 1005 Massachusetts Street.
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Dorsey-Liberty Post
American Legion
Drum and
Bugle Corps
Howard Sutherland
Harry C. Snyder
Drum and Bugle Corps
The
Legion
Gast
C. T. Hough
C. C. Carl
Allen Crafton
A. B. Elliott
Lloyd Boughton
E. G. Stith
Sam Moyer
E. G. Bayles
Wayne Allphin
George Hedrick
Arch Oliver
Hartley
Harris Pollock
B. Shearer
H. R. Lindenberger
George T. Dunkley
Joe Ee
Massachusetts Street
London Teacher Reports Evelyn Swarthout Progress
Evelyn Swarthout studying in London under Tobias Matthay is making strong progress in advanced study. Matthay’s letter to Dean Swarthout says she played well at Conway Hall and last night marked her first appearance with the group. She will spend two weeks in Yorkshire before flying December 23 to Hamburg to attend the opera and visit Otto Garvens. A group will then ski in the Harz Mountains for Christmas.
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Evelyn Swarthout
London
Tobias Matthay
Dean D. M. Swarthout
Mr. Matthay
Conway Hall
Lam Sore
Misa Swarthout
Yorkshire
Hamburg
Germany
Otto Garvens
Garvens
Wren
Harz Mountains
NOT SO MANY BEANS
Topeka reports a correction on bean purchases for state institutions. The error overstated the amount as 105 150 tons, now corrected to 103 150 pounds. Gordon W. Gordon, former Kansas City official, was elected a director of the Modern Woodmen of America at the November executive council session. In Chicago, secret service agents recovered 45 000 counterfeit dollars and plates from bank safety deposit boxes, marking a large seizure in years.
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Topeka
Vario
Ted
Associated Press
Gordon
W. Gordon
Kansas City
I ‘An
Modern Woodmen of America
the Order
Board of Auditors
Society
Kansas
Chicago
Secret Service
Germany Wins Final Black Tom Kingsland Case Ruling
Washington reports Owen J. Roberts ruled in favor of Germany in the Black Tom terminal New Jersey and Kingsland N J munitions plant claims. The combined awards total about 40 million with private American claims totaling 186 million and US government claims around 65 million awaiting payment after private debts are settled.
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Washington
Owen J. Roberts
Mixed Claims Commission
Germany
Chandler Anderson
Wilhelm Wiesselbach
Fee
Lehigh Valley
Black Tom Terminal
New Jersey
Kingsland, N. J
Canadian Car and Foundry Company
United States
Commission
Shipping Board
University of Kansas Mu Phi Epsilon Recital Delights Audiences
Active and alumnae members of Mu Phi Epsilon at the University of Kansas present a Sunday afternoon recital at 4 o’clock in the University auditorium open to the public. The program features ensemble pieces for various instruments, a vocal trio, chorus, and multiple soloists, with harp, organ, violin, cello, and piano accompaniments. selections include Noel of the Bressan Walls and Saint-Saens Romance.
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Mu_ Phi Epsilon
University of Kansas
University
Meribah Moore
Bressan Walls
Darcieux
Rachel Bushong
Wilma Stoner
Laura Haggart
Elizabeth Cleary
Blanche Sams
Shirley Gibson
Helen Russell
Helen Heaston
Helen Beard
Irene Peabody
Alice Gallup
Genevieve Hargiss
Ruth Miller
Dorothy Enlow
Helen Bronson
Clifford Demarent
Jean Bender
Nina
Teteers Bergolesi-Barnschein
Helen Stockwell
Alicea Gallup
Noel
Sehbloss-AcKinney
Hane
Saint-Saens
Ganne
Yious
Relia Rachel Bushong
Helen Russeil
Bach Ruth Orcutt
Allie Merle Conger
Dorothy Enton
Cornelius-Damrosch
Bresson Walls
Death notice for Elmer E. Daniels
Funeral services for Elmer E. Daniels, age 69, who died yesterday at a local hospital, will be held at 2 o clock Sunday from the Rumsey Funeral Home with Rev. Dan Flory officiating. Burial will be in Flory Cemetery. He is survived by his widow, two daughters Mrs. Clyde Puckett and Mrs. Allie Lawson, a son John Daniels, all of Pleasant Grove, along with fifteen grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Elmer E. Daniels
Elmer
E. Daniels
Rumsey
Dan Flory
Flory
Daniels
Clyde Puckett
Allie Lawson
John Daniels
Pleasant Grove
Iturbi to Play at KU Auditorium on Wednesday
Jose Iturbi the Spanish pianist will give a KU concert in the university auditorium Wednesday evening. Dean Swarthout notes the artist has become a familiar favorite on the KU concert course and will return again this year. Iturbi, who performs over 100 concerts annually, speaks of intense practice and disciplined hands as keys to his success. He was born in Valencia and studied at the Valencia and Paris Conservatories before leading a Geneva Conservatory post. He began his U.S. career in 1929 and has since performed in major North American cities.
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University of Kansas
Jose Iturbi
K. U
D. M. Swarthout
Tturbi
Iturbi
Valencia
Paris
Zurich
Geneva Conservatory
Franz Liszt
Geneva
United States
Canada
Kappa Alpha Theta Alumnae Plan Supper and Talk
Members of the Kappa Alpha Theta Alumnae hold a supper at Mrs L B Sisson’s home Monday evening at 6 with pledges as guests. Mrs E P Pendleton of Princeton will discuss Soviet Russia in a 2 15 pm Monday broadcast from Station WREN, part of DAR addresses. New officers named Stella Eastman president Agnes Olson senior VP Phynetta Lamb junior VP Winnie Lyons secretary Ida K Bailey treasurer etc. Delegates to department convention listed with alternates.
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Kappa Rlpha Theta Alumnae Club
L. B. Sisson
E. P. Pendleton
Princeton
WREN
Daughters of the American Revolution
G. A. R. Hall
Hein
T. H. Kennedy
Stella Eastman
Agnes Olson
Phynetta Lamb
Winnie Lyons
Ida K. Bailey
Bell Foster
S. Funk
Ida Swadsey
Edna Birch
Ida Miller
Carrie Kuhn
Louise Kuhn
Atkinson Couple Return From 170 Mile Western Trip
Ms and Mrs 5 W Atkinson have returned from a 170 mile automobile journey through the western part of the state.
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5. W. Atkinson
Defense below par Washington report warns on world risks
Secretary Hurley in his annual Hoover report says American land defenses are at or below minimum needs amid global tensions. He urges economy, opposes immediate Philippine independence, promotes army officer promotions, and calls for comprehensive Mussel Shoals and Panama Canal fiscal actions. Grass fire at 1218 Mississippi cleared with no damage. Tractor demonstration announced at Laplad Stock Farm by Green Bros Ady.
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Washington
Hurley
Hoover
Army
Navy
Busele Shoals
Secretary of War
National Guard
Panama Canal
Congress
Muscle Shoal
War Policies Commission
Navy-Arm y gridiron clash and gear donations story
Roosevelt signed letter of gratitude to David Passon for supplying binoculars to the Navy in 1918 amid glasses shortages. The piece recounts the exchange, a $1 Treasury check, and the preserved glasses, correspondence, and the wartime supply program amid a Navy Army football game narrative.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
David Passon
Navy
Passon
Roosevelt
U. S. Treasury
Lawrence items mix whimsy with local history
A column from Lawrence notes a camels sighting amid dry sentiment in Kansas, marble games by boys, and a famous Lincoln shadow on a tree. It recalls Douglas county cotton farming by Dan Thompson’s family, local theater plans, and several sports and campus observations including dance team ineligibilities and a December show.
Lawrence Erlends Church Sunday Service and Events
Lawrence Erlends Church lists a 0:45 Sunday school session, a promotion day service, and a worship meeting titled the clo z ing or exercise at 1 300. An evening program at 6 30 features Christian Endeavor with Com mons as leader.
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Lawrence Erlends
Wil Dene
Christian Endeavor
Commons
Army 20 Navy 0 in hard fought clash at end of scoreless day
In a cold Saturday clash Army dominated Navy 20 to 0 with Buckler and Vidal driving the Cadets. The game featured frequent substitutions and a decisive Army rushing attack before a late collision on Twelfth and Rhode Island streets caused minor damage to two vehicles but no injuries reported.
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Borrlea
Navy
Chung-Hoon
Sark
Armstrong
Chunk- Hoon
Stonecook
Army Jn
Army
Summerfelt
Nall Chung-Hoon
Sigenals
Slack
Edwans
King’s
Videl
Buckler
Chris- Hoon
Vidal
Stancock
Tonguerini
Campbell
MacWillam
Brown
Frentzel
Cutter
Harbold
MacWilliam
Chiung-Hoon
Fields
Brek
Fletts
Burlingame
Field
Custer
MaacWiliams
Fielde
Chung- Hoon
Macs
King
Mac Willan
Sirens
Hine
Berries
Chung-Tinen
Pields
Kane
Army Star
Stack
Becht
Chung Hoon
Kbday
Torries
Edwards
Kopcask
Wields
Incmding
Rilday
Re?peat Aterial
Goord
Kopeeak
Bucknam
Mans
Wae
Frek
Borries
Frentzell
181 Journal World
Mu Phi Epsilon
W. K. Cornell
L. D. Jennings
Reedy
Chung [Oon
Auy
Genemy
Vinal
Race
Midshipmen
Staneoak
Firet
Fireto
Quinn
Texas Toy
Buckter
Anblonsky
Army Wos
Tong eaung-Hoon
Hoon
Cara
Frank Brown
East Nineteenth Street
B. A. Scofield
Tennessee Street
Twelfth
Rhode Island
Conquerors praised for optimism and unity in postwar era
Douglas County letter praises The Conquerors for inspiring faith in American institutions and business recovery. The writer draws parallels to post Civil War expansion, commends Ann Harding’s acting, and notes the film’s unity across a long narrative. Also mentions a tractor demonstration by Firestone Pneumatic Tire at 2 p.m. at Ls. Stock Farm and Green Bros. advertisement.
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Mr. Sennant
Ann Harding
Richard B. Stevens
Adv
Firestone
Stock Farm
Green Bros.—Adv
Valley Grove pie and plate social notes school work
Valley Grove school and community held a pie and plate social at the schoolhouse on November 21. A large crowd contributed over $18 with $15 after expenses earmarked for school needs. The event featured a Thanksgiving program with recitations, dialogues, poems, and songs by students and performances by guests, plus a popularity contest and an auction.
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Valley Grove
Bonnie Jean Barnes
Ruby Mae Puckett
Vernon Flory
Darlene Smith
Ruby Garver
Raymond Garver
Veoa May Ousdhal
Leo Smith
James Wilbur
Robert Graham
Junior Puckett
Georgiannaberhard
Edith
William Haley
Oskaloosa
Roy Thompson
Merle Prapp
Don Allen
Ivan Anderson
Eberhard
Otto Barton
W. C. Flory
Jeff Barnes
Colonel Moore
McClure
Valley Falls
A. P. Davies
Margaret, Stout
Lois Getty
Stout
Getty
Alberta _Ga
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Legion Post
Curtis’ King Bride
Helen Parmelia Layton
Wichita, Kan
Charley Curtis
Tribe
Forrest Bernard Gox
Kansas University
T. D. Prentice
C. F. Nelson
W. 5. Johnson
Ecretary
Mississippi Street
Laptad Stock Farm
Green Bros.—Ady
Beore
Perec
Vitel
Clark
Phalanx
Navy Tanksare
Unt
Jolineen
Umea
Sallora
Hia
Kilday
Bones
Apare
Tost
Winn
Lincoln
Buckier
Kopcsak
Seat
Bheft
Jeni
Lawrence
Literary Digest
Tenth
Tennessee Streets
Abraham Lincoln
Douglas County
J. M. Harrell
Alabama Street
Harrell
Sigel
Dan Thompson
Bloomington
Thompson
Maxie
Pia
Ad Lindsey
Bill Hargiss
Missouri
Sam Moore
Fran Root
Bo McMillin
Kansas State
Eddie Halpin
Pat Mason
Rockhurst College
Larry Mullins
St. Benedict’s
George Callahan
Fraser Theater
Hollywood
Callahan
Tackie
Frentiel
Cadut
Brooks
Prentzer
Summerfall
Gooch
Rorrles
Borrles
Chunk Hoey
Garvers
Jerald
Carl Coffman
Junior Chett
Theodore Brown
Lawrence Smith
Mae Coffman
Oscar Emery
Lloyd Garver
Wie
Plate Pecal
Bonnie
Jean Barnes
Eola May Ousdahl
Ian Emery
Alberts Garver
Mary Poeverlein
Ty Champion
Veola May Qousdahl
Alberta Garver
Beulah Hall
Fred Champion
Glen Cross
Starley Glen
Harold Champion
O'Neal
C. G. Petrie
Buena Petrie
Pla. W. A. Dunbar
Dun‘bar
George’ Welliver
Yisitine Hee
Donald Bower
Tittle
Fof McLouth
Mr. Bower
McLouth
the World Co
Ady
Shimmons
Mass
Lawrence Building & Loan Association
Journal-World
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