Hults Delivers Keynote for Kansas Young Republicans Convention
Yopeka Kansas November 6 Donald Hults keynote speaker at the annual Kansas Young Republicans convention in the city auditorium. He praises four years of growth from a 1931 organizing effort to full county and district clubs and leadership roles, lauds Fred Seaton and Governor Alf Landon, contrasts Republican unity with Democratic discord, and argues Landon could be a strong presidential candidate.
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Yopeka
Kan
Donald‘Heirs of
Lawrence
Kansas
Young Republicans
City
Hults
Young Republican
Fred Seaton
Alf M. Landon
Landon
National Democratic Party
New Deal
Democratic Party
Tomas Jefferson
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Knowledge Quiz Answers Overview
Answers cover The Netherlands alias, the US Marine Corps supervision by the Department of Defense via the Department of the Navy, Louis Corinth as an American painter, Grand Forks located in North Dakota, New York Daily News as NYC’s largest newspaper by circulation, the Grand Canal as Venice’s chief waterway, city as a municipal corporation, the Lewis and Clark Expedition under President Jefferson, River Shannon in Ireland, and the asteroid belt as the many small planet groups.
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Netherlands
United States Marine Corps
Louis Corinth
Grand Forks
New York City
Venice
Shannon
Solar System
Keynote Address Opens Kansas Young Republicans Convention
Donald Hults of Lawrence delivered the keynote at the Kansas Young Republicans convention in Topeka’s city auditorium this afternoon. The state convention opened today and will conclude tomorrow.
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Donald Hults
Lawrence
Kansas Young Republicans
Topeka
Republican Critique of New Deal and Kansas Governance
The speaker argues that the New Deal worsened deficits and bureaucratic growth while promising prosperity. He lauds Kansas Governor Lan don for a balanced budget, praises Republican fidelity to platform promises, and urges voters to demand political integrity in 1936 elections. He urges youth Republicans to mobilize against Democratic policy and defend a uniform standard of American opportunity.
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Democratic Party
Roosevelt
Washington
You
Congress
Union
Republican Party
Kansas
Landon
Dr Alfred M Lee to Attend Sociological and Journalism Meetings
Dr Alfred M Lee of the E U departments of journalism and sociology will attend the American Sociological Society meeting in New York on December 29 and then travel to Washington DC to meet with the American Association of Teachers of Journalism and the National Council on Research in Journalism. At the Association of Journalism Teachers meeting he will present a paper titled Pareto and the Newspaper. He serves as secretary of the National Council of Research.
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Alfred M. Lee
E. U. Departments of Journalism
Sociology
American Sociological Society
New York
Washington, D. C
American Association of Teachers of Journalism
National Council Onf Research
Association of Journalism Teachers
Lee
Basement Fire Damages Home. Insurance Covers Loss
Firemen answered an alarm at 4 PM yesterday at 1822 New Hampshire Street to a basement fire in the C. A. Sherman family residence. The blaze was confined to the basement with some furniture destroyed and smoke damaging upper floors. Loss is covered by insurance.
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New Hampshire
C. A. Sherman
Fifty-One Scouts Receive Awards At Court Of Honor
The Lawrence Boy Scouts of America held its year end court of honor at First Methodist church. Over 80 awards were given to 51 scouts in front of about 100 attendees. Top honors went to Mott of troop 52 for Eagle and Jolifith of troop 53 for Eagle Palm.
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Lawrence
Boy Scouts of America
First Methodist Church
Mott
Ank
Eagie Scout
Jol.fith
I.age Palm
Ralph E. Graber
Fred A. Bremer
Earnest Boyce
John E. Jacobs
Neal M. Wherry
Charles A. Puls
Trinity Lutheran Church
Court of Honor
A. E. Woestemeyer
Lee Harrison
Ray Yoorhies
Kansas City
Bob Dill
Scout
New York
Arthur Nelson
Garland Landrith
Clifford Reynolds
Dugald Jackson
Robert Weir
James Boyce
Spencer Bayles
Troop 52
Edward Kelly
Daryl Skinner
Jim Mott
Eagle
Rolland Johnson
Grover Denlinger
Elden Tefft
Donald Smith
Richard Dixon
Jay Collins
Edward Hubbell
Reed Whetstone
John Griffith
Edwin C. Stansbury
Bud Harriman
Joe Bleakley
Homer Dunham
Carl Barlow
Tommy Wagner
LeRoy Durbin
Paul Benson
Merlin Frost
Paul Howard
Maurice Raper
William John Arnold
Athol Shuster
Roscoe Swain
Edwin R. Burgess
J. D. MacAlearney
William
Williams to Attend State Music Clinic in Emporia
Joe M. Williams Liberty Memorial high school music teacher leaves tomorrow with Mrs. Williams for Emporia to join the Third annual clinic and conference of music teachers and supervisors. Lawrence high school band members accompany to hear the 180 piece state clinic band in concert. C. E. Sawhill directs the Lawrence band rehearsing in Wichita and leads the clarinet section for the clinic.
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Joe M. Williams
Liberty Memorial High School
Wiliams
Emporia
Lawrence High School
Williams
C. E. Sawhill
Lawrence
Wichita
Sawhill
Utilities May Use Mails Despite Holding Company Fails
Washington reports Postmaster General Farley ruled that holding companies that refuse to register under the utility law will not be barred from using the mails at least until the Supreme Court decides the act's validity. Attorney General Cummings and the securities commission had said no criminal actions will be taken until court rulings outline federal powers. Major holding systems delayed registration past the December 1 deadline and are challenging the act's constitutionality in court.
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Washington
Farley
New Deal
Supreme Court
Cummings
Securities Commisssion
C—Dee
Pleasant Outlook for Christmas Toys Across Departments
A Pleasant Outlook describes toy departments packed with trains both wind up and electric, including streamliners and diesel copies. Miniature grand pianos, sewing machines, electric ranges, and irons mimic real home items. Prices have dropped to ten cents for many mechanical toys, with typewriters, toy accordions, lead casting outfits, tool chests, and bicycles among popular items. Dad may have time to enjoy the fun as a big toy stack and low prices promise a merry Christmas morning.
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Dad
Lawrence
Pi K. A. Tea Dance At the House Frosh Frolic Tonight
Report says Pi Kappa Alpha held a tea dance at their chapter house reviving a once popular campus custom. The piece notes other universities hosting similar gatherings and questions if the fad will spread to Kansas University. It mentions a Freshman Frolic tonight with Tom Gentry and his Ambassadors, and observes streamlining or cheek-to-cheek dancing disapproval.
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Pi Kappa Alpha
K. U
Missouri
Nebraska
Hill Society
Boston College
Tom Gentry
Triesters
The Hoose Hangs High at Liberty Memorial High
The Hoose Hangs High was staged by Liberty Memorial high school students with Sli and Girls Reserve backing. Amid bad weather the cast, led by Elizabeth Shepherd, delivered strong performances as the Ingals family deals with parental restraint, individualism, and city politics, ending with the father regaining leadership and a hopeful conclusion.
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Liberty Memorial High School
Sli
Elizabeth Shepherd
Warren McCall
Jean Perry
Rae Riggs
Mildred Ewing
Bill Collins
Mr. Ingall
City Hall
Isabel West
Bernard Ingals
Local Names Remembered in Community Roster
Community listing includes Warren McCall Eunice Ingals Jean Perry Noel Derby Joe Bordner Leo Day Joe Lenahan Rhoda Jean Dooley Julia Murdoch Dorothy Deichert Mrs. Bradley Isabel West Hugh Ingals Rae Riggs Ronald Murdoch Ralph Alen Lois Ingals Mildred Ewing Bradley Ingals Bill Collins Dagmar Carroll Samlou Smart Elliott Kimberley Frank Gurtler Clem Robert Haynes This reader notes list emphasizes local residents and ongoing social ties within the town.
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Warren McCall
Eunice Ingals
Jean Perry
Noel Derby
Joe Bordner
Leo Day
Joe Lenahan
Rhoda
Jean Dooley
Julia Murdoch
Dorothy Deichert
Leader of Break Shot to Death in Oklahoma Jail Break
Former Muskogee police chief Ben Bolton was mortally wounded during a jail break in Muskogee Oklahoma. Prosecutors filed murder charges against Mrs Van T Heady and six men involved, two suspects are dead, others captured or missing. The incident began with an attempted use of a machine gun and ended with multiple injuries.
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Muskogee
Okla
LPI
Ben Bolton
van T. Heady
C. Camp Bonds
Bolton
Heady
Weathers
John Blackburn
Russell Cooper
Dewey Gilmore
Leonard Short
Don Garrett
Deaths and Funerals Mrs. Jessie Hodges 72
Mrs. Jessie Hodges aged 72 died at her home 1801 Alabama street. Funeral services set for Saturday at 2 30 pm at Runtsey funeral home with burial in Oak Hill cemetery. Survived by husband Jessie Hodges one daughter Mrs Edn Plant of Lawrence and six sons William Winfred Casif James Morris Alva and Thomas all of various listed locations.
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Jessie Hodges
Alabama Street
Runtsey Funeral Home
Oak Hill Cemetery
Blue jays invade yard and a fortune teller case in town
Mrs Blanche Hines reports a flock of 75 to 100 blue jays fed in her yard this morning. George Williams, a gypsy, was tried in police court before Judge Learnard on operating a fortune telling establishment. Williams must close the business and depart town. Classified ads note sales by 6 pm.
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Blanche Hines
North Ninth Street
George Williams
Gypsy
O. E. Learnard
Williams
Massachusetts S
Kansas University news cor respondents prize contest
Kansas University students volunteering as home town newspaper correspondents will compete for cash prizes based on news quantity quality continuity and attendance at meetings. Over 50 Kansas newspapers participate with first prize 15 and second prize 10. judged by a student faculty committee. Regular meetings explain university department operations.
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Kansas University
Tony
Kansas
Market News Summary From Faded City Ledger The
Estimated livestock receipts for tomorrow list cattle and hogs with mixed prices while sheep show none. The old city market page notes several items and prices, including almanac like figures and subheadings.
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Temorrean
Insurance Sales Pitch About Safe Auto and Truck Insurance
A caller asks to contact a butcher named for advice on purchasing safe auto truck and fire insurance. The request mentions calling him now and provides an address fragment. The note lacks verifiable entities or verifiable details beyond the pitch context.
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