LaGuardia Signals National Ambition In National Dinner
New York December 3 Mayor Fiorello H LaGuardia hints at a possible presidential bid during the Survey Associates anniversary dinner. He argues for balancing the population and focuses on farm relief and national policy, naming William Allen White and other national figures on the platform.
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New York
Fiorello H. LaGuardia
LaGuardia
Tammany
Survey Associates
William Allen White
Kansas
Perkins
RFC
Jesse H. Jones
Frank Murphy
Michigan
la Follettes
Wisconsin
Republican Party
American Labor Party
Washington
Gifford
Walter Gifford
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
Relief Bureau
Chairman Kennedy Gets Chicken at White House
Washington reports Chairman Joseph P. Kennedy of the maritime commission visited the executive mansion and, after lunches with President Roosevelt, was served a broiled chicken dish and later a scrambled eggs option. Kennedy noted he would prefer meals at his own home.
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Kennedy
White House
Washington
Joseph P. Kennedy
Maritime Commission
Executive
James
Roosevelt
School departments receive new items after Thanksgiving break
After the Thanksgiving vacation, American history classes studied a film on Vincennes while Miss Litchen and Mr Carter led students. General science viewed four reels on Under Sea Life From Flower to Fruit The Living Cell and Luther Burbank. The social sciences department received a new encyclopedia and the music department added a stringed bass to its collection.
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Miss Litchen
Carter
Vincennes
Dread Music Department
Helga and the White Fox Ski to the Sea
A doll named Helga befriends a dangerous white fox in a Christmas toyshop tale. Santa worries yet guides, as Helga plans to gift the fox silver bell necklaces and embarks on a moonlit ride toward the Arctic Ocean. The voyage begins after midnight as the pair head toward a frostbitten sea.
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Helga
Santa
Ate Fox
Mrs. Santa
Oread School Plans Holiday Program and Music Gifts
The school adds a new instrument for the orchestra to be played by Margylee Brown. A senior assembly featured piano solo by Marguerite Noltensmeyer and vocal selections led by Winifred Hill, with Christmas carols directed by E T Gaston. Ushers listed. freshman party planned for December 3 at Robinson gym.
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Margylee Brown
Marguerite Noltensmeyer
Senate
Oread
Thomas Barlow
Jack Boardman
Washington
Spencer Bayles
Martha Tandy Smith
Winifred Hill
E. T. Gaston
Marguerite Nolton Smeyer
Travis Glass
Floyd Burns
Lloyd Henderson
Marvin King
Oread Senate
Robinson Gymnasium
Arvid Grover
Virginia van Liew
Bob Ware
Robert Donaldson
Bill Fowler
Betty Lou Cook
Yvonne Ore
James Cooper
Gene Rexroad
Charles Morgan
University of Kansas Band Delivers Strong Season Opener
The KU band under Russell L. Wiley presented a polished concert to a full auditorium, with James Van Dyck and Rex Connor directing. Highlights included Gluck's overture Russian and Ludmilla, A Gypsy Caprice, Il Guarany, Three Aces, and Chopin Nocturne. Taps honored J. C. McCanles as the program ended at 9:30 after Bach chorales were cut.
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University of Kansas
Russell L. Wiley
Ludmilla
Tschaikowsky
Beghon
Curzon
Richard Gage
Franco
James van Dyck
Rex Connor
Newman
Robert Boyle
Lewis Maser
Leo Horacek
Herbert Clarke
Jack Dalby
Baccalari
Dean Brooks
Chopin
Wiley
Bacalossi
J. C. McCanles
E. U
J. H. Bell
McCanles
Mackey Area Holiday Notes and Farm Bureau Meeting
Mackey residents spent the school holiday with relatives in Effingham and Valley Grove. The Robbs and Evan visited Maud Edmonds, while Frances Metcalf recovered at Memorial Hospital after a transfusion. Mackey school held a two day break and postponed activities due to a ill teacher. Herbert Nunemaker Jr. visited relatives in Kansas City. Leavenworth county Farm Bureau met at the schoolhouse with Morton Otto and two guests, and Arthur Hemphill was elected vice president of Reno township.
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Thomas Cawley
Effingham
Valley Grove
Roland Robb
Evan
Maud Edmonds
Frances Metcalf
Memorial Hospital
Mackey School
Herbert Nunemaker, Jr
Norris
Kansas City
Leavenworth
Morton Otto
Farm Bureau
Arthur Hemphill
Reno Township
Aunt Het by Robert Quillen
Short reflection on fate and fairness attributed to the writer Robert Quillen. Includes a line about hell on earth and the puzzling distribution of misfortune among people.
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Ben
Publishers Syndicate
Crowd gathers as Mrs. Miller visits Tonga noxie home
A sizable crowd attends as Mrs. Ethel Miller spends a few days at her residence in Tonga noxie.
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Ethel Miller
Tonganoxie
Pleasant Valley Social Guests Attend Thanksgiving Weekend
Pleasant Valley notes list Mr and Mrs Burk Edwards of Lawrence visiting E B Moore in Pleasant Valley. Thelma Parsons and Forest Talcott of Lawrence dined with C N Janway. Lillian Ellis visited Jessie Nichiff in Lawrence. Shirley Garratt spent vacation with Alice Howard in Pleasant Grove. Elmer Kramer visited Fred Bashau near Brown's Grove. Howard Lynch attended the L M event.
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Ottawa
Lawrence High
Vitus. Hadl
Clinton
Gus Hadl
Fred Bashau
Brown’s Grove
Kramer
Ward Landis
Virgil Landis
Jack Maloney
Tages
W Kellar
Jack
Jim
Neil Thayer
William McKay
C. E. Dunigan
Kathleen
Harold McKay
John Maloney
Mary Ann Peterson
Betty Lou Peterson
Pleasant, Grove
Charles Oehlert
Oehlert
H. J. Peterson
Norman
Donnie
Mary Hegeman
Alfred
Walnut Grove
W. W. Garratt
John Blough
Gus
C. E."dunigan
Sale Barn
North Lawrence
Huelan Richardson
Rita
Lawrence
Lawrence and Ottawa Prep Football Clash Result
High school football between Lawrence and Ottawa was played Wednesday afternoon in Ottawa with Lawrence winning 40 to 14. The item also lists a string of local social visits and family gatherings across Lawrence and nearby towns during the period.
Thanksgiving visits and family gatherings in Number Ten area
The community details Sunday and Thanksgiving dinners and visits across numerous households. Families including the Cloughs, Rockholds, Gillilands, Hobsons, Cuninghams, Dyers, Prim, White, Jaudon, Hird, Kellerman, and Drollingers are noted visiting relatives in Baldwin, Overbrook, Wheaton College, and nearby towns.
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4. Clough
Art Rockhold
Mable Gilliland
Norma Lee
Jimmie
George Rockhold
Mr. Rockhold
Gilliland
Damon Jones
Rantoul
Harry Hobson
Dale
Mrs. Hobson
John Cuningham
Marlin Cook
Sharon Lee
Dana Hobson
Critchfield
Baldwin
Joe Dyer
Tommy Joe
Oscar Dyer
Dyer
Martin
Overbrook
Earnest Prim
Arthur White
Marietta
Claud
Appanoose
R. F. Jaudon
Bradford Miller
Wheaton College
Wheaton
Leta Rose
Rollie
Newton
Eva Drollinger
North Carolina
D. M
Rose
O. M. Hird
Leroy Stoneking
A. R. Miller
Nellie Kellerman
Ed Stoneking
Kellerman
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