Violence flares again at Detroit Motor Products plant
Detroit December 4 violence erupted at the Motor Products Corporation plant as strikers clashed with police and guards after authorities barred picket lines. One worker killed? or injured. two officers hurt and bricks hurled. tear gas used as workers attacked the plant perimeter. Police detained several strikers for questioning.
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Aeepee
Robert Mythen
Federil
Germanis
Anton Sorensen
Bernard Clark
Emma Krueger
Sailed Puffys voyage ends in holiday longing at sea
A friendly Chinese asks why Puffy broods and he replies he has sailed the high seas. The reply notes Christmas nears and he cannot get home, expressing a long journey and persistent separation despite near holidays.
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Puffy
Models Best Dressed Most Beautiful Girls
New York photographers Arthur O Neill and John Robert Powers name an all American eleven of top models who represent the best dressed and most beautiful women in America. They argue professional models outshine society women in fashion sense poise and photo appeal with Gwili Andre Betty Wyman Frances Jones Janice Jarrett and others highlighted.
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New York
Arthur O'Neill
Pulchritude
O'Neill
John Robert Powers
Paris
Gwili Andre
America
Betty Wyman
Kansas City
Frances Jones
Scranton
Janice Jarrett
San Antonio
Tex
Best-Dressed Nation Faces Top Models in Ad Lines
Frances Donelon and Betty McLaughlin lead a roster of New York and regional models praised as the era’s best dressed. Grace More hails from New Jersey as the No. 1 undies model, while Barbara Beckwith of Miami shoots evening wear. Jessie Shanks from New York showcases gowns. Kitty Barrett of Louisville, Anita Counihan of Washington, and others shine. O’Neill and Powers note these women as the nation’s finest dressed, with O’Neill marrying Betty Wyman and Frances Donelon.
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Frances Donelon
New Yorker
Betty McLaughlin
Grace More
New Jersey
Barbara
Babs) Beckwith
Miami
Fla
Jessie Shanks
New York
Kitty Barrett
Louisville
Anita Counihan
Washington, D. C
O'Neill
Powers
Betty Wyman
Frances Donelson
Directors to Meet Over Removal of Association Heads
Topeka December 4 the Kansas State Teachers association board will convene to consider requests to remove secretary Frank Pinet and assistant secretary C C Wright. Written petitions supported by an association member must be filed. Pinet and Wright may present their defense. New board members to be installed include Dr H G Lull for Em.
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Topeka
Kansas State Teachers’ Association
Frank Pinet
C. C. Wright
Pine A
Wright
Pinet
Wichita
Supt
A. J. Stout
Tt. F. Pearson
Kansas City
Kan
D. M. Bowen
Kansas State Teachers College
Pittsburg
E. R. Sonnenberg
Emporia
J. W. Murphy
Augusta
W. S. Heusner
Salina
W. M. Richards
William Wolfe
Atchison
G. H. Marshall
Ottawa
Marie
Poria Teachers College Supts Succeed Two Kansas Chiefs
Poria Teachers College announces leadership changes with Supt Ira Scott Garden City Supt Claude Kissick Wellington and Supt F L Schlagle Kansas City Kan succeeding Sonnenberg Richards Murphy and Pearson in a district reshuffle.
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Poria Teachers College
Ira Scott
Garden City
Claude Kissick
Wellington
F. L. Schlagle
Kansas City
Kan
Sonnenberg
No Young Lardner Splinter of the Old Block
Hollywood writer Ring Lardner Jr., 24, says he is not a splinter of his father’s talent. He doubts he can write fiction and aims at politics or international relations. He recently came for a screen test amid producer interest in an acting role.
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Hollywood
Calif
Ring Lardner, Jr
Lardner
Tracy and Wellman Run Toying Blows in Quiet Skirmish
Hollywood, Dec 4. A two punch skirmish between Spencer Tracy and director William Wellman last Sunday ended with both men still good friends. Tracy laughed off the incident as quiet for months in filmland.
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Hollywood
Calif
Filmland
Spencer Tracy
William Wellman
Actor Wellman Claims Nightclub Altercation with Tracy
In a popular cocktail room Tracy and Wellman exchanged words over an actress remark. The exchange escalated into a scuffle with Wellman claiming to have been struck a body blow and hit on the head. Both parties say they maintained friendship afterward.
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Tracy
Wellman
Notre Dame Honorary Degree Draws Catholic Regret
Baltimore December 4 Catholics express deep regret over the University of Notre Dame granting an honorary Doctor of Laws to President Roosevelt. The Cath olic Review says the act was a gesture for gratitude for Philippine independence and not an endorsement of Roosevelt's Mexico policy. Degree to be conferred December 9 at South Bend Indiana.
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Baltimore
The
Catholic Review
University of Notre Dame
Roosevelt
Albert E. Smith
Philippine Islands
Monsignor Smith
Mexico
Notre Dame
University At
South Bend
Ind
Archdiocese of
High School Football Player Held in Sister’s Shooting
A 17-year-old Kansas City youth, Max Grauberger, was held after shooting his sister Margaret, 20, following a family quarrel. Margaret is in critical condition with a jaw wound. Police quoted Max saying he acted due to ongoing quarrels with their mother.
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Kansas City
Kan
Max Grauberger
Margaret
Max
Bertha Grauberger
Weather outlook for Topeka as cold spell lingers
Federal meteorologist 8 D Flora expects little change in Kansas chill with clouds bringing light rain or snow possible tomorrow. Highs around 40 to 45 degrees and night low 28 to 32, slightly warmer tonight than today. No zero readings reported. overall weather remains unpleasant.
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Topeka
Kansas
Flora
Yeaman Sentenced for Bank Embezzlement in Kansas City
Howard B. Yeaman aged 25 pleaded guilty to embezzling 17500 while bookkeeper for Twin City state bank in Kansas City Kansas. He faces an indeterminate sentence at the Kansas state reformatory after his confession. He bought many books four motor cars and more than 30 suits of clothing.
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Yeamian
Kansas City
Kan
Howard B. Yeaman
Kansas State Reformatory
Twin City State Bank
Man Declared Sane Pleads Guilty After Hearing
The subject was found sane after a hearing and chose to plead guilty late yesterday, finalizing a key decision in the case.
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