War talks and tax law stir in Lawrence
A column notes Britain and France proposing Ethiopian land concessions to Italy ending the war, while a moral reflection quotes Mark 8. A report on the Social Security Act outlines parts taking effect January 1 and confusing provisions. Prof F H Guild summarized the act for Kiwanis and a Chamber of Commerce talk is planned next Tuesday.
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Ethiopia
Great Britain
France
Mussolini
Italy
Ogaden
Eretria
Kansas
F. H. Guild
State Legislative Research Body
Kiwanis Club
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Car Safety Attachments And Driver Restraint Debate
The piece argues for a universal car limit device to curb highway deaths and notes the contrast with high powered cars up to 75 miles per hour. It cites Pittsburg Headlight approval of Lawrence game liquor-lease handling and a New York judge ruling on the words bum and faker not being slander.
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United States
Pittsburg
Lawrence
University
New York
LaGuardia
Army adopts roll collar tunics for all ranks
Washington announces Secretary Davis approved a uniform change for enlisted and officers, standardizing the roll collar tunic and overcoat style across the entire U S Army. The move aims to modernize service dress and improve practicality nationwide.
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Washington
Davis
Old Fraser Hall
University
Fine Arts
Albert Bloch
Rosemary ‘Ketcham
Allen Crafton
Lawrence High School
Higgins
Capt. Fearing
al Grueber
Bud” Kennedy
Simmonds
Hutson
Griffin
O'Leary
Hobbs
Hutton
McKinney
Hanson
Jimmy Kennedy
Skinner
Washington’s crowded capital faces new deal space squeeze
An article notes Washington DC’s plans were generous yet fallible as federal bureaus outgrow available offices. It flags potential moves to nearby cities to accommodate government activities and manage the tapering postwar economy. It also mentions Kansas Supreme Court rulings on the state moratorium law amid a broader depression-ending debate.
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Washington
Kansas Supreme Court
Congress
Supreme Court
Football Banquet Tonight Honors Next Year Captain In Columbia
Twenty five years ago, the annual football banquet hosted by W. C. Lansdon, athletic manager, honors squad members at the Eldridge house. The event signals next year's captain and hints the Thanksgiving game may move to Columbia, with Rollins Field as the Tigers home ground. Missouri presents the ar-
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W. C. Lansdon
Eldndge House
Columbia
Lawrence
Lansdon
Rollins Field
Tigers
Missouri
Poor Pa by Claude Callan
A brief feature presents Claude Callan's work Poor Pa. The column notes humor and social attitudes via a captioned verse example.
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Poor PA
Claude Callan
Annual Musicians Convention and Community Notes
The Emporia state convention of musicians gathers with Prof Hubacn Skilton Preyer and Miss Bessie Raymond among participants. Local events include a Christmas party for Mr and Mrs Gustafson, a birthday dinner for Mrs Mundy, and ongoing junior prom questions. A small gas stove explosion damages a Kentucky street home but building saved. Journal talks feature editors and federation meetings with local clubs and skating rink plans in Chicazo.
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Gument
Emporia
Hubacn
Skilton
Preyer
Frederick Crowe
Helen Phipps
George Sexman
Lynn Courtney
John Dolisi
Itudora
Stanford
Nebraska
E. F. Mundy
Tennessee Street
Munday
Lawrence
Susirany
Jammert Ar
State Reform Press Association
Learnard Hall
J. DL. Bowersock
EL FF. Caldwell
Selig
Sick. Rees
H. M. Greene
H. B. Kells
Capt. H. P
Journal Hall
OQ. E. Learnard
Kies
B. E. Kies
J. D. Bowerseck
A. Riges
E. Caldwell
H. &. Kelly
Col. Greene
Virgin McCrory
Minnie Summerfield
Edith Hayes
W. C
Frank Simmons
Harry
Schain of Pharmacy
L. E. Sayre
Frances Clara Lynn
Kansas News Briefs and Society Meeting Highlights
Kansas report notes a fire partial destruction last night as two upper stories burned after a two hour fight. A Manhattan peace poll of 4,814 church members shows 759 oppose all war, 1,664 favor war only if invaded, 1,857 support war only after peace is exhausted. Dr. Olin Templin to deliver “Dramatic Kansas” at the Douglas County Historical Society annual meeting next Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.
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Manhattan
Kansas
Ferry L. Platt
Larg
Farley confrontation ends as Anne Farnsworth is cleared
In a tense courtroom scene Judge Kellogg dismisses the murder charge against Anne Farnsworth after public uproar and a dramatic plea by the district attorney. Farley resists and is restrained. Anne’s allies rally as the court clears her, with John and Tecla arriving to hear the full account of how the evidence was found.
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Neuman AG
Farley
Anne
Benson
Ease
Anne Ima
Tom Farley
Kellogg
Kel- Jupey
Hii
Charlotte
Sharlee
Rob
Fararth
Andanne
John
Tecla
Sansa
Teela
Nikki
Jude Kellogg
Ansel ix
D.A
Luke Farns
Crocker Alley
Miss Anne
Luke Farnsworth
Crocker
Portland
Alaska
Farnsworth
Westport
Miss Farnsworth
Lenge
Audin
Signs and treatment of sinusitis from early medical notes
The article describes sinusitis mainly affecting the area above the eye and cheekbone. It notes morning pain that eases during the day and stresses evacuation of secretions, diet, and personal hygiene as key remedies. It counters the fatalistic view that sinusitis is permanent if treated consistently.
Supreme Court action looms amid AAA political turmoil
Washington anxiously watches the Supreme Court as agencies, governors, and lawyers brace for a ruling. The impact on farm programs and federal aid is uncertain, with observers noting a possible revival of campaign strategies regardless of the decision.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Willy Nilly and the Bears Celebrate Forgiveness at Slumberland
In a tender tale by Mary Mo, Willy Nilly endures a harsh punishment after the bears and family misjudge him. The next morning the group reconciles, shares breakfast, and vows love and care, as snow falls and everyone forgives.
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Bears
Christopher
Jey
Willy
Boss Your Health Academy Sinusitis Discussion
An educational note explains sinus anatomy and function. It describes mucous membranes, cilia motion, and how increased secretions clog openings leading to buildup. Bacteria may form, causing infection and regional facial pain typical of sinusitis.
Delay action on Santa Fe dispute stalls clerks’ row
Bank Fe lines delay any move on a labor dispute as the national mediation board weighs a pending appeal. The Santa Fe clerical employees association protested a ruling naming the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks as the workers’ representative after a close election won by the Brotherhood.
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Mothe Lroad
Reny Tones & Aid
National Mediation Board
Biter
Association of
Santa Fe
Brotherhood of
Sana Fe
Miniorees
Fractured Fragments From Uniontown Tragedy
A garbled Uniontown report describes Cecilia Gilmore, a telephone operator at Uniontown Hospital, answering a call about a fatal automobile crash. She then learns the body is her father, John Gilmore aged 63, being returned by ambulance.
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Uniontown
Cecilia Gilmore
Uniontown Hospital
John Gilmore
Radio Programs and Concerts Featured in Daily Schedule
Radio listings describe Tom Mix adventures, ensemble reviews, and orchestra lineups from KMBC WREN WDAE KMAC KMJ. The schedule includes pianists, sopranos, and conductors like Grainer, Erdman Sisters, Kostelanetz, and Cantor. Various stations present weather forecasts, sports, and hourlong programs, with anchors Heatter and Woollcott appearing in later segments.
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Tom Mix
KMBC
Seth Grainer
REN
Armstrong
Wren
N. Y
Pine Mountain
WDAR
Sanjay
Abe So Melodiand
Kmjtc
Sanderson and Crumit
Hob Recker
Gabriel Heatter
Richard Dimber
Kmjic
Ray_ Perkins
WDAF
KMBRC
Lecole Howard
Hendrik Willem Vas
Somnbh
Orch
Walterschell
Ren—Neila Goodelle
E Orchestra
KMEC
Harald Stern
WDAPF
KMRC
Twin Cities
Rchestras Orcheatatin
Divorce Over Neckwear and Poetic Happiness
In Oakland attorney G R Doherty wins a divorce after testifying his wife objected to his neckties and said she could only be happy with a poet. In Fremont Nebraska pension rolls pay 50 cents to be listed over 21. Dodge county women rushed to pay new 82 fee. Edna Keevil testifies her boxer husband often struck her but she ducked punches and won the divorce.
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Oakland
Calif
G. R., Doherty Wi
Fremont
Chicago
Edna Keevil
Joseph Sabath
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