PIANIST TO GIVE UNUSUAL PROGRAM AT UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM
Jose Iturbi, Spanish pianist, will perform an unusual program at 8:20 p.m. tomorrow in the University auditorium. Prof. C. S. Skilton explains the recital includes Bach Caprice, Schumann Sonata, Brahms Variations, Schubert Impromptu, Debussy pieces, Granados selections, Liszt works, and Paganini transcriptions.
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Jose Iturbi
C. S. Skilton
K. U. Fine Arts
Skilton
Paganini
Liszt
Einstein Couple Cleared for U S Visit This December
Dr Albert Einstein and Frau Einstein learned from the Associated Press that the State Department granted them permission to come to the United States. They plan to depart December 10 as scheduled, expressing astonishment at prior objections from a women's patriotic group over alleged communist ties.
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Berlin
Albert Einstein
Frau Einstein
Associated Press
State Department
United States
Einsteins
Caputh
Women’s Patriotic Corporation of
Einstein
America
Two Men Go to Prison In Michigan Case Figures
Sheriff Jack Dunkley and Deputy Sheriff Fred Vogler traveled to Lansing to escort two inmates from the district court term. Nelson McCloud, a Negro, was convicted of fourth degree manslaughter in his wife’s death, with a maximum two year penitentiary term. Harry Chinn was found guilty of a statutory offense, facing five to twenty-one years.
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Jack Dunkley
Fred Vogler
Lansing
Nelson McCloud
Harry Chinn
McCloud
State
Chinn
Recovered Three Bicycles Linked to Local Residents
Three bicycles reported stolen from Tenth and Vermont streets last night were recovered by police this morning. The wheels belong to Albert Thomas of 709 Ohio Street, Billy Hunzicker of 2108 Massachusetts Street, and Halds Ott of 1208 Pennsylvania.
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Tenth
Vermont
Albert Thomas
Ohio Street
Billy Hunzicker
Massachusetts Street
Halds
Ott
Pennsylvania
Concert by Jose Iturbi in University of Kansas Auditorium
Spanish pianist Jose Iturbi returns to Lawrence for a concert tomorrow evening at 8 o clock in the University of Kansas auditorium. His last year’s recital was among the highlights of the University concert course.
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Jose Iturbi
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Iturbi
Hoover urges world cooperation and tax reform in message
President advocates methods to ease international payments and urges honest friendship and adherence to agreements. He links world peace disarmament and recovery with currency stability, cites trade barriers, and calls for broader tax reform to fund a balanced budget. He notes high public health and mixed economic indicators versus last year.
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Congress
Winter Returns to Topeka as Kansas Drops Toward Cold
Winter returns to Kansas with a moderation of cold air and a risk of rain or snow. By morning most areas were in freezing or below, with highs not exceeding 40 in western and southern sectors. Snow reported in northern and western regions, zero readings along the Canadian border, and minimal precipitation expected tonight and tomorrow. Dale Johnson, a Topeka high school athlete, cut a finger in shop work and will miss about two days of ball practice.
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Topeka
Kansas
S. D. Flora
Canadian
Dale Johnson
Johnson
Lawrence Hears Of Cars Ducks and Opossum Tale
Local column recalls new automobile models and upcoming showings in downtown Lawrence. A boy quotes a Notre Dame end on a Kansas or Notre Dame game claim with 19 touchdowns. Ducks hunters scan the river for birds amid weather chatter. A woman returns home with an opossum by the tail from a ditch and carries it home. Traffic on highway 50 after opening draws praise. A mosquitos sighting at Sixth and Massachusetts is noted. A quip about the eighteenth amendment and movie stars closes.
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K. U
Notre Dame
Lawrence Young
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Cora Webster
Mrs Cora King Webster died in Denver yesterday morning after pneumonia. She was widow of Frank L Webster a former Lawrence newspaper man who died recently. The Websters lived at 635 Ohio Street when he edited the Lawrence Gazette for many years.
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Cora King Webster
Lawrence
Denver
Cora ‘Ing’ Webster
Frank L. Webster
Flashes of Life in Small Town America
A string of quirky clippings from U S locales with oddities and humor. In Mancelona Michigan Thomas Hill 108 passes his driving test claiming he never exceeds 12 miles per hour and drives in second gear. In Uniontown Pennsylvania Frank Bonati Angone are stopped for a liquor laden car as pre prohibition trade marks spill from the running board. In Dallas Texas a hog attack yields a cut throat carcass then vanished meat. In Evanston Illinois professor Morgan predicts a monotony room to induce sleep with a low tone machine. In Lexington Kentucky student journalists discuss the ideal girl with opinions ranging from marriage to co ed stereotypes.
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Associated Press
Mancelona
Mich
Thomas K. Hill
Uniontown
Law
Frank Bonati
Joseph Angone
Agen
Bonati
Angone
Dallas
Tex
Evanston
John B. Morgan
Northwestern University
Lexington
Carroll Ball
Marvin Wach
Remands Cases for Trial in Bank Robbery Charge
City, Dec. 6 AP A circuit court judge set aside verdicts against Ed Alton and two others in a bank robbery case and remanded for trial after hearing claims of police brutality. The defendants had pled not guilty, arguing injuries occurred during arrest. They were sentenced previously to terms in the state penitentiary but have remained in county jail.
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Ed Alton i
Clarence‘ A. Burney
Clicuit Court
Cevicencs
Mév
Alton
Kinard suit filed over $1,000,000 suit for slemation of affections
Ada Lee Porter Kinard of Kansas City sues Gail Stephens Kinard, Detroit heiress and former wife of Dr. Kerwin W. Kinard, for $1,000,000 damages alleging desertion and renunciation of affection. Kinard and wife divorced November 11, custody of two children awarded. The defendant, Detroit lumber family member, was married to the surgeon last month after a long romance paused by separation.
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Detroit
Ada Lee Porter Kinard
Kansas City
Gail Stephens Kinard
Kerwin W. Kinard
Kinard
Ohio
Michigan
Big Six to End Round Robins in 1933 Varsity Sports
Kansas City Dec 6 AP Athletic directors and faculty reps of the Big Six voted to abandon all round robin schedules in 1933 spring sports and award conference championships to winners of general conference meets. Dual meets may occur but won’t affect titles. Baseball champ determined by conference percentage. Nebraska may skip baseball. Football games next fall will use three officials. the field judge is replaced by sideline controlled electric timing. one official will arbitrate each conference basketball game.
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Kansas City
Iowa State College
University of Nebraska
University of Missouri
University of Kansas
Nebraska
DRAINS ON SHOE FUND REPORTS TWO-THIRDS USED
Rev. C A Pula notes the shoe fund is about two thirds exhausted after fall efforts. Thirty two repaired shoes and twenty nine new pairs have been distributed under city and school nurse supervision, with donations of fifteen and ten shoe pairs from merchants. Additional food gifts and milk and bread were distributed. Notify Social Service aul to aid in distributing food and clothing.
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C. A. Pula
Minnie Scott
Electa Kindlesperger
Mr. Puls
Aul
New Cabinet at Helm in Berlin as Schleichers Takes Charge
Berlin reports Chancellor-General Kurt von Schleicher and his cabinet assumed command to steer the Reich through winter amid political crisis. Schleicher, now wielding supreme authority from President Hindenburg, plans a conciliation cabinet ready to dissolve Reichstag only if necessary. Also notes Mike Getto earns All-America recognition as Kansas assistant coach after Pittsburgh days.
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Berlin
Kurt von Schleicher
Reich
von Hindenburg
Reichwehr
von Schleicher
Reichstag
Getto
Mike Getto
University of Kansas
Pittsburgh University
Pop” Warner
Knute Rockne
W. A. Alexander
Tad Jones
Community groups hold meetings and plan Christmas events
Mrs. C. T. Hough hosted The Mothers League at 701 Illinois st with Harnar presenting on Jewish life in America. Members named Worth While People of Other Ages and arranged a scrap-bag gift exchange, adopting a family for Christmas. Other notes include bridge clubs, lodge elections, a birth, and Bell Telephone Employees preparing a Christmas party at 734 Vermont St.
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C. T. Hough
Mother's League
Illinois Street
H. B.harnar
America
Worth
Club
N. M. Hough
Bell Telephone Employees’ Association
Elizabeth Johnson
Lane Byson
Hazel Harrison
Poc
Vermont Street
Personal notices from Lawrence reflect health, travel, and visitors
Mrs A B Davis recovering after eye operation at Stormont hospital Topeka expects to return home soon. J R King arrives in Lawrence to live with sister Mrs I M Harper and niece Iva Belle Harper. Mrs King died Nov 22 in Topeka. King accompanied by brother in law E W Holmber e of Florence who returned home. Mrs C B Spencer of Tola visits daughter Mrs E E Bayles and family. Mr and Mrs M F Hudson returned from Minneapolis Kansas. Mrs W P Olmstead visiting son and daughter in law Herbert Olmstead in Okmulgee Okla. Mrs W C Slusser's post op condition satisfactory. Miss Margaret Williams improving from pneumonia at 934 Connecticut. William W Kilworth leaves for Tacoma Wash after visiting brother John L Kilworth. returning from New York. T Greiner of Kansas City Mo in Lawrence on business. W FE Rynerson of Baldwin spends day in Lawrence.
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A. B. Davis
West Sixth Street
Stormont Hospital
Topeka
Davis
J. R. King
Lawrence
I. M. Harper
Iva Belle Harper
E. W. Holmbere
Florence
C. B. Spencer
Tola
E. E. Bayles
M. F. Hudson
Minneapolis
Kan
W. P. Olmstead
Okmulgee
Okla
Herbert Olmstead
W. C. Slusser
Memorial Hospital
Margaret Williams
Connecticut Street
Wiliam W. Kilworth
Tacoma
Wash
John L. Kilworth
Mr. Kilworth
New York
T. Greiner
Kansas City
W. FE. Rynerson
Baldwin
Army surplus clothing distributed to needy nationwide
Washington reports surplus army clothing again goes to charitable groups at a small fraction of cost. Overcoats shoes and underwear are in demand as 613 societies in 44 states receive tens of thousands of blankets cots mattresses and pillows. Prices for excess stock are cut to 1 dollar for overcoats and 25 cents for shoes with underwear at 20 cents and socks at 3 cents per pair.
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Washington
House Military Affairs Committee
War Department
New York
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Sunflower 4-H Club Plans Annual Reorganization Meeting
Members and leaders of the Sunflower 4-H club will hold their annual reorganization meeting Friday evening December 9 at Barker school. Important business will be taken up and all members are expected to be present for the new enrollment for 1923. New officers will be chosen.
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Sunflower 4-H Club
Barker School
KFKU Tuesday and Wednesday Academic Schedule
Program by Karl Bratton of Baker University at 6:00 PM Tuesday. Wednesday offers Elementary French les son at 2:30 PM with W. K. Cornell, and an athletic question box led by Edwin R. Elbel. Evening debate questions expansion of sales taxes to relieve property tax burden.
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KFKU
Karl Bratton
Department of Voice
Baker University
W. K. Cornell
Edwin R. Elbel
Kansas News Briefs Roundup From Topeka December
State records show Governor elect Alfred Landon spent 500 dollars as a contribution to the Republican state committee. Barney Sheridan reports 1101.65 dollars in his failed bid for Congress. Regent chairman Harger says 1.1 million dollars will return to the general fund after cuts and savings at state colleges. A farmer, S. S. Clark, was found dead at a high line pole. source cites possible electrocution or fatal fall. A Western Kansas 30 percent cut in motor vehicle license tag prices was approved. Wheat outlook deteriorated in western Kansas due to moisture shortages, with conditions varying by region. Robbers fled Lebo bank with 1,500 dollars. two abandoned cars found. Hooper appointed probate judge in Leavenworth. commission issued by secretary of state under dispute. Mrs. Millie Lane charged with illegal practice of medicine and treating a minor. bond set at 1,000 dollars.
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Associated Prats Topeka
Secretary of State
Alfred M. Landon
Republican State Committee
Barney J. Sheridan
Paola
Hays
C. M. Harger
State Board of Regent
Harger
Wellington
Clark
R. H.owning
Western Kansas Highway Association
State Board of Regents
Topeka
Kansan
State Board
Federal Department of Agriculture
Kansas
Emporia
Lebo State Bank
Santa Fe
Here
Lebo
Kansas, City
E. A. Cornell
Duke W. Hooper
WP. Wettig
Leavenworth
Wetting
Harry H Woodring
Hooper
Cornell
Wichita
Millie Lane
Lane
Nashville, Kan
W. P. Lyle
Topeka Letter Clears Path to Nurse Arrest
Sheriff E C Grove intercepted a letter to Mrs Lane from a friend listing two Topeka addresses where the nurse could send patients she was treating at the time of her arrest. Grove forwarded the letter to Topeka officers for action.
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E. C. Grove
Kansas wrestlers move to east stadium for new quarters
University of Kansas announces new wrestling quarters in east stadium dressing rooms with about thirty men training under Coach Fred Johnson including Captain Peter Mehringer and Jack Windle. Freshmen eligible for varsity joining Darold Eagle Marion Everly Robert Loveless Tom Taylor. Mats moved from west to east stadium as winter closure begins. Nine Pi Mu Epsilon members to be initiated in December.
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Kansas Grapplers
East Stadium
University of Kansas
Fred Johnson
Peter J. Mehringer
Jack Windle
Columbus
Darold Eagle
Tulss
Marion Everly
Eudora
Robert Loveless
Junction City
Tom Taylor
Kansas City
West
Comedy at Pleasant Valley to Stage Deacon Dubbs
Epworth League of Cen tenary M. E. church presents a three act comedy Deacon Dubbs at the Pleasant Valley school house Thursday evening November 8 at 8 o clock. Cast includes Otis Derner areith Davis Johnt Davis Thomlee Albert Palmerlee Purdy Meise Charles bob Omer Conyers Herring Markham. Everybody welcome. California leads all states in pilots and federally licensed aircraft.
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Otis Derner
Areith Davis
Johnt Davis
Thomlee
Albert Palmerlee
Purdy Meise
Charles Bob Omer
Conyers Herring
Markham
Pleasant Valley
Deacon Dubbs
Epworth League
California
Card of Thanks for Walter Carlson Family
We acknowledge with sincere thanks the kind expressions of sympathy from relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Carlson.
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Walter Carlson
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