Salvador revolt briefly upends Salvadoran government
A military junta seized power in San Salvador after a brief revolt that forced President Arturo Araujo to flee. The new directorate promised to stabilize the country, ratify the congress, and set elections within hours, with preparations under way and troops patrolling the capital.
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San Salvador
Republic of Salvador
Arturo Araujo
Msr
Vers
Dorean Jr
Juanuel Ursina
Males and
Vidal
Joaquin Casco
Carlos Tez
Mystery thrills at the Patee with Holt and Graves
A Dangerous Mystery showcases Jack Holt as a hard boiled police lieutenant and Ralph Graves as a city reporter in Havenhurst. Together they rile a quiet suburb where nothing happens and suspense builds as the plot unfolds in a string of startling events.
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Jack Holt
Ralph Graves
Havenhurst
R. D E
Fair Weather Favored Kansas Charity Games
Pleasant weather was forecast for Kansas for today and Saturday as charity football games proceeded. No rain or snow expected in the next 36 hours with temperatures rising to around 40 to 45 degrees in the west and 25 in the east. Local readings included 14 at Goodland and light precipitation totals earlier in the day.
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Topeka
Kansas
United States Weather Bureau
S. D. Flora
Toneka
Wichita
Goodland
Weather outlook early week prompts cautious approach
The forecast indicates a general low temperature around 40 degrees with light winds from the northwest. Forecaster Flora notes no severe cold risk currently, though chilly conditions remain expected in Concordia and Dodre as a cold front approaches.
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Concordia
Dodre
Flora
Busy schedule for Dr. Foster in Lawrence this Sunday
Dr. Allyn K. Foster, secretary of the Baptist board of education, will have a busy speaking schedule in Lawrence this Sunday and Monday. He appears on Station WREN at 9 a.m. Sunday and speaks at the First Baptist Church at 9:15 a.m. He also speaks briefly at the 11 o'clock service. A union Young People's service at Plymouth Congregational Church, 925 Vermont Street, follows at 6:30 p.m., with Foster speaking. the service ends before 7:30 engagements.
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Allyn K. Foster
Baptist Board of Education
Lawrence
WREN
First Baptist Church
Corner Eighth
Kentucky
Plymouth Congregational Church
Vermont Street
Foster
Wren Programs Dec KL nond A. Schwegler
Harmony and Iteman and his Orchestra perform on Saturday December 5 with Andy Stoess and his Orchestra featured, part of the Wren programs listing by local entities and bands.
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Gers of
Harmony
Andy
Iteman
Dr Foster Lectures At Lawrence On Religion
Dean R A Schwegler of the School of Education calls Dr Foster one of the outstanding men interpreting religion for the twentieth century. All students faculty and young people in Lawrence are invited to hear Dr Foster on peacemen and a new Brazil dam touted as the largest in South America impounds 120000000 cubic if tests of water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Schwegler
School of Education
Dr. Foster
Lawrence
Brazil
South America
Feis as Economic Adviser Profile at State Dept
Feis Dr Herbert Feis former University of Kansas professor and Harvard alumnus becomes economic adviser to the U S Department of State. The Denver Post feature highlights his influence on foreign policy decisions and his dynamic teaching style.
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Herbert Feis
Denver Post
E. U. Man
Department of State of the
United States
Dr Feis
Stimson
Department of State
Feis
Lawrence
Harvard
Oxford
Feis Experience Highlighted By Speaker Candidate
The feature notes the candidate’s Feis experience from 1921 to 1922 and cites a recent reception where he spoke.
Trench silos gain popularity in west Tennessee farms
In Obion county fifty trench silos were dug last year as an experiment and many more have followed. C. W. Brevard fed a carload of steers and turned 2250 into a $500 profit using such a silo. The final meeting of the series will be held in the Chamber of Commerce rooms next Thursday with A. F. Woestemeyer and E. T. Burgess as the Trench Silos advocates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
A. FH. Woestemeyer
T. Burgess
Memphis, Tenn
West Tennessee
Obion County
C. W. Brevard
Scout meeting hears Rev. R. A. Hunt on Scouting and Religion
The second of three committeemen meetings for the Boys Scout troop was held in the Chamber of Commerce rooms with L. H. Houston as chairman. Rev. Robert A. Hunt of First Methodist Episcopal church spoke on Scouting and Religion, stressing the troop’s role in church programs and discussing troop records on the budget plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
L. H. Houston
Robert A. Hunt
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Sugar from artichokes touted by Mayo in St Paul
Dr. William J. Mayo notes Jerusalem artichokes can yield Levatose a left handed sugar twice as sweet as cane sugar dextrose. Farmers could produce this sweeter sugar from the Jerusalem artichoke with appropriate processing.
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St. Paul, Minn
Jerusalem
Dispel Anti Alfalfa Prejudice From Michigan Study
Michigan State College animal husbandry experts report that alfalfa fed to horses for a year, with corn, yields heavy, efficient, healthy animals comparable to horses fed on corn, oats and timothy. The findings challenge long standing biases about alfalfa as a feed. In Edmond Oklahoma, Mrs Edward Lee profits from dry weather by bottling and selling tomato juice from three acres of tomatoes to Oklahoma City restaurants.
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East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State College
Edmond
Okla
Edward Lee
Oklahoma City
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Henry King
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Tom Tyler
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Patee
Bert Lahr
America
Charlotte. Greenwood
Pat O'Brien
All Star American
Associated Press
Bertrand H. Snell
New York
Pater
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Ghogi
Seth Parker
Babe” Egan
Hollywood
Topeka—Old Mill
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