Blue Law Fight Becomes A Farce In Vermont
In Bellows Falls Vermont on December 6 residents faced enforcement of an old statute banning labor except for charity. Golf, milkshakes, ice cream, and theater operation were affected as officials, doctors, and a theater manager named Raymond A. Hinky confronted penalties and petitions tied to the blue law crackdown led by Attorney Ernest F. Berry. theater attendance collapsed as legal actions loomed and calls for general enforcement grew.
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Bellows Falls
Windham County
Vermont
Psst
Ernest F. Berry
Raymond A. Hinkry
Kinky
Berry
Cordell Hull to Address Kansas Democrats at Washington Day Dinner
Secretary of State Cordell Hull will be keynote speaker for Kansas Democrats at their Washington Day dinner in Topeka next February. Innis Harris, president of the Washington Day club, announced Hull had accepted the invitation and other party leaders will gather for the event.
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Cordell Hull
Kansas
Democrats
Topeka
Ara i
Cordell
Hull
Innis Harris
Washington Day Club
Initiation of Six Seniors Into Phi Kappa Beta Kappa
Six seniors will be initiated into Phi Beta Kappa, the national honorary scholastic fraternity, at a Thursday meeting from 4 to 6 PM in room 222 Administration Building. Prof. A G Mitchell will report on the triennial council and W E Sandelius will speak on Reflections on Democracy.
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Phi ‘Beta ‘Kappa
K. Pelliarn
Phi : Kappa
A. G. Mitchell
Council
Land Tof
W. E. Sandelius
Fire ravages Sedgwick County Hospital ward
A major blaze broke out last night at Sedgwick County Hospital in Wichita threatening an adjacent ward with 61 patients. Firemen contained the fire with estimated damage around 5000 dollars. Superintendent Oscar Lose reported the loss as under control.
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Wichita
Kan
Sedgewick County Hospital
Oscar Lose
Germans Authorized to Export Helium Gas
The State Department authorized a German Zeppelin company agent to export 17,900,000 cubic feet of non inflammable helium gas.
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Washington
State Department
Test Your Knowledge seven page questions and answers
A reader challenge lists ten or more trivia items including questions on chronology animals ambidexterity authors wars geography and history. It asks about the lama species, explosive shells, state representation, congressional chairmanship, agencies, and early U.S. questions.
Absentminded KU student disrupts class in holiday week
A KU student interrupted a professor in a Fraser theater week preview as Christmas vacation nears. The week features the Dramatic club production Elizabeth the Queen, two basketball games, and campus parties. The University community also attends conferences, dances, and planning for basketball and painting incident outcomes.
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Dramatic Club
Elizabeth the Queen
Fraser
University of Kansas
K.U. Dramatic Club
Fraser Theater
Rolla Nuckles
Kansas Players
Masonic Lodge to Elect Officers at December Meeting
ACen Lodge No. 9 AF and AM will hold its annual stated communication on Thursday December 9 at 7 80 o clock. Election of officers. all Master Masons invited. Preston W M J H Parker Secy-Adv The Journal World classified page promotes reader engagement.
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Acen Lodge No
A. M
Hurs
Preston
J. H. Parker
Sec’y
Missing White Plains executive sparks kidnapping scare
Arthur Fried 82, a wealthy sand and gravel company chairman, vanished as police and federal agents probed reports of abduction and a $100,000 ransom. Westchester and New York authorities said federal involvement was possible while family denials and intercepted calls created conflicting leads. Fried, last seen after a movie night with relatives, left his car at Rosedale Gardens near Mamaroneck Avenue early Sunday.
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White Plains
N. Y
Arthur Fried
Sand and Gravel Company
Reed Vetterli
New York City
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Fried
Manhattan
Fifth Avenue
Henry
Arlen
Emma Fried
Soundview Avenue
Central
Rosedale Gardens
Mamaroneck Avenue
Liberty Memorial High School Safety Demonstration On Massachusetts Street
Liberty Memorial High School students in auto mechanics, auto club, and domestic science will stage a safety demonstration on Massachusetts Street in front of the school tomorrow. E. J. Logsdon will lead the compact display with police and state patrol assistance. A wrecked car, dummies, ambulances, and an auto wrecker will depict an accident while motorists are slowed and a safety slogan is handed to passersby.
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Auto Club
Liberty Memorial High School
Massachusetts Street
E. J. Logsdon
State Highway Patrol
Cats
Iver
Will Attend Dinner by Beerteman Wyandotte Speaker
Will attend the Douglas County Sportsmen's club Lyte dinner in the American Legion hall on Eighth and Meesmont streets Wednesday. C Webb state game warden will be principal speaker. Pre dinner broadcast on WREN from 6 30 to 7. George K Melvin toastmaster. Speakers include Ed win Abels Dan Ramey Seth L Wray Carl Teithgracber. 100 pounds of dressed turkey purchased for the dinner.
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Beerteman
Franklin
Johnson
Wyandotte
Jefferson
Douglas Count
Lyte
American Legion Hall
Old City Hall
Eighth and
Meesmont Streets
C. Webb
New State Fish Act Game Warden
Wren
George K. Melvin
Edwin Abels
Treltth
Dan Ramey
Seth L. Wray
Pratt
Carl Teithgracber
Topeka
Fred W. Kahn
Monthly T B Clinic Held at Memorial Hospital
The douglas county tuberculosis association hosted the monthly clinic at Memorial hospital today. The clinic is supported by seasonal TB seals sold annually. Dr. C F Taylor of Norton supervised the event.
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Memorial Hospital
Douglas County Tuberculosis Association
C. F. Taylor
Norton
Quezon to Leave Hospital Soon
Doctors said today that Commonwealth President Manuel Quezon, recovering from an appendectomy, will likely leave the hospital soon. The report cites Quezon’s improving condition and outlines a brief convalescence plan.
Drunkenness Plea Fines In Police Court
George Weyermuller E Bateson and Harey Moss pleaded guilty this morning to being drunk in police court Judge Don S Hults fined each man fifteen dollars in the proceeding
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George Weyermuller
E. Bateson
Harey
Moss
Don S. Hults
Governor Haxman to address Chamber luncheon in Lawrence
Governor Walter A. Haxman will speak tomorrow at 12 20 PM at the Eldridge hotel to a Chamber of Commerce luncheon. It is his first public appearance before a Lawrence audience since election as governor and the event is open to the public with reservations via the Chamber office.
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Walter A. Haxman
Chamber of Commerce
Eldridge Hotel
Lawrence
James M. Challiss Dies at 67 in Atchison Kansas
James M. Challiss, 67, Atchison attorney and Kansas Republican figure, died after weeks of illness. Survived by widow Billa Van Hoesen and four children, he held numerous roles including 1932 Republican delegate, KU Endowment board member, and KU alumni president 1918 19. He practiced in many Kansas counties and served as KU membership campaign chair 1934.
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Atchison, Kan
James M. Challiss
Atchison
Kansas
Challiss
Chicago
State Bar Association
Kaneae
Missouri Pacific Railroad
University of Kansas Alumni Association
School of Law
K. U. Endowment Association Board
K. U
Studebaker Dual Control Auto Promotes Safe Driving
Darwin Dragstrom of Studebaker showcases a dual control car at auto shows to teach beginners step by step. An instructor controls clutch brake and gear while the student learns, culminating in a milk bottle test to prove safe driving under traffic.
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Studebaker Company
Darwin Dragstrom
Reusch Motor Company
Lawrence
Studebakers
Kansas City
Tulsa
de Dragstrom
Death of Mrs Sarah Rodewald 69 in Kansas City
Mrs. Sarah Rodewald aged 69 died Sunday at her daughters home in Kansas City Missouri. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 10 30 at the Clearfield Evangelical church with Rev George Trabant officiating. Burial will follow in the Clearfield cemetery. She was wife of Rev A Rodewald who died July 19 1937 born February 10 1868 near Clearfield married May 12 1892. Survived by four daughters and three sons, plus a sister and a brother.
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Sarah Rodewald
Esther Rodewald
Ann Rodewald
Kansas City
Clearfield Evangelical Church
George Trabant
Clearfield
Rodewald
A. Rodewald
Kansas Evangelical Conference
Falls City
Yates Center
Atchison
Halstead
Sophia Rodewald
Emporia
K. R. Bunker
Walter Rodewald
Eudora
R. G. Rodewald
Eaton
Colo
C. J. Rodewald
Ovid
Minnie Hausman
Charles Meeder
Funeral set for Alphons Van Horebeek at Unitarian Church
Alphons Van Horebeek gardener foreman at the University of Kansas dies in hospital. Service at the Unitarian church tomorrow at 2 30 PM with burial at Memorial Park cemetery. Schubert funeral home hosts body in state. Rev H Lee Jones to officiate. Active pallbearers listed. honorary pallbearers include Chancellor Lindley and Col Baldwin among others.
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A. van Horebeek
Alphons van Horebeek
University of Kansas
Unitarian Church
Schubert’ Funeral
H. Lee Jones
Memorial Park Cemetery
Silas Smith
Grant Smith
Jesse Fowler
Sidney van Meensel
Harold §. White
Raymond Goff
E. H. Lindley
C. G. Bayies
Paul Constant
Paul Ingels
John Scott
Karl F. Baldwin
R. I. Canuteson
William Kollender
Bert Jones
Herbert Hoffman
Hunters fined and charged in Kansas City region case
Three Kansas City men were arrested near Wellsville in Douglas county for hunting without a non resident license. Robert Jaeschke pled guilty and was fined $5 plus $14.25 costs. Robert Ross and Don Phillips pled not guilty with hearings set for December 13 and $50 bonds. C W Ogle of Lawrence pleaded not guilty to failure to register three skunk furs bought December 2. arraigned in Milton Beach court, hearing set for December 26, released on $50 bond.
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Kansas City
Wellsville
Douglas County
Carl Teichgraeber
Justice Court of
Milton Beach
Robert Jaeschke
Robert Ross
Don Phillips
C. W. Ogle
Lawrence
George C. Lehman
Ogle
Boys swallow sandbars prompt two bronchoscopic surgeries
Two Wichita youths underwent bronchoscope operations after swallowing sandbars while trying to remove burs from their mittens. Gerald Thies, 11, of Cheney, and Marvin Brinkenbaugh, 14, of Cleveland, Kansas, were treated at Wesley Hospital as surgeons removed the objects in separate procedures.
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Wichita
Kan
Wesley Hospital
Gerald Thies
Cheney
Marvin Brinkenbaugh
Cleveland
Professor urges scrapping Wagner Act in NY talk
Lewis Haney of New York University urged scrapping the Wagner labor relations act in a National Industrial Council address. He told employers to fight politics with politics and to sell equal opportunity to labor and others, opposing communism and fascism through policy.
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New York
Lewis Haney
New York University
National Industrial Council Today
Three University Students Fined for Stop Sign Theft
Robert Blair Dale Harpster Florence Haven and Milton Brauer University of Kansas students living at 912 Indiana street pleaded guilty in police court this morning to petit larceny for taking a school stop sign from near the junior high. Blair was ordered into court first. the others were summoned. They must pay $3 each by Friday morning. The judge noted the penalty was small for the offense.
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Robert Blair
McPherson
Dale Harpster
Florence
Milton Brauer
Haven
University
Kansas
Indiana Street
Gate Donnae
Blair
Lawrence native Thomas B. Wilson leads Seattle petroleum venture
The Seattle waterfront gains Thomas B. Wilson as president and general manager of the Petroleum Navigation company, operator of the Aleutian Native tanker and associated barges for Puget Sound and British Columbia. Maj. Elmer M. Jones arrives from Washington to reassess residential property at Haskell Institute for rent adjustments.
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Seattle
Thomas B. Wilson
Ben Wilson
Lawrence
Lawrence Boy
Alaska Steamship Company
West Coast
Petroleumn Navigation Company
Elmer M. Jones
Indian Affairs Office
Washington
Haskell Institute
Labette County Treasurer Harry Starnes Dies in Office
Parsons Kan Dec 6 Labette county treasurer Harry Starnes died of a heart attack while at work in his office.
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Labette County
Parsons
Kan
Harry Starnes
Local Social News and School Operetta Report
A weekend gathering at Ray Vaughn’s and multiple neighbors visited, plus attendance at the Appanoose High School operetta Once in a Blue Moon. Residents listed include Clark Allen Nellie Finch Lucy Finch Fred Breithaupt Roy Crawford Glen Watts Anna Laura Sassaman and others.
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Walter Harbour
Ray Vaughn
Charles Elm
Baldwin
Appanoose High School
Appanhoose
Clark Allen
Nellie
Lucy Finch
Fred Breithaupt
Roy D. Crawford
Glen Watts
Anna Laura Sassaman
Irving Haas
Dorothy
Elmer Wintermantle
Overbrook
Chad Myers
Memorial Hospital
Ottawa
Lawrence
Martyn Dee
Wayne Warner
John Watts
Local Play Notes and Community News Across Quenemo Area
Committee discussed a play in progress. Families helped with carpentry and hauling calves to Kansas City. Several residents earned high spelling and exam marks while others shopped, hosted guests, and attended events. Thanksgiving gatherings and local visits filled the week.
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Valley Falls
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Charley Elms
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Richter
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Harry Fisher
Eldred Thelma Shuler
Emery Crawford
Lydia Allen
Eunice Watts
Marcelene Gibson
George Finch
Appanoose
Howard Elliott
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Illinois
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