Du Pont proposes 25 billion plan to create 8 million jobs
Lamont Du Pont, president of E I du Pont de Nemours, calls for a 25 billion private investment plan to create 8 million jobs. He outlines three aims including development of new products, expanding markets, and fair returns, urging stable taxes and labor rules and acknowledging uncertainty about specifics.
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New ‘York
Lammot du Pont
E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co
National’ “Association of Manufacturers
du Pont
Test Your Knowledge Classified Puzzler Answers
A playful classified item invites readers to submit answers to seven knowledge questions. It frames the puzzle as a reader engagement prompt on a community page, offering no direct solutions in the notice.
Theft reporting bureau eyed by University of Kansas officials
A plan for a centralized theft reporting bureau on the KU campus aims to track student losses in money and clothing. It would cooperate with local police, possibly involve fingerprinting by photographer Oren Bingham, and may extend to other schools. The KU court of student justice ordered six students and one alumnus to pay 344.30 damages for a paint raid and placed them on probation, restricting social activities and raising scholastic standards for the spring term.
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University’ of Kansas
Hill
Oren Bingham
K. U
Missouri
Justice
Supreme Court
Kansas State
BE. H. Lindley
Hermann Janzen
Hillsboro
Darrell Mayer
Newton
Vernon May
Longton
Thomas Devlin
John Mcoy
Detroit
Mich
Raymon Napier
Morris
Plains
N. J
Jerry. Wallafren
Topeka
Manhattan
Kansas
Larence
Funeral Services for Mrs Hudson in Oak Hill Cemetery
The obituary notes funeral services for Mrs Hudson will be held at Oak Hill Cemetery with Rev. T. H. As officiating. Flowers omitted. Survived by two sisters Mrs F C Whipple Lawrence and Mrs N H Beilharz Dayton Mich and brother M F Hudson Lawrence. Pallbearers listed as C B puree Max Wilhelmi J Reber M Cameron Rice Phelps and Frederick J Moreau.
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Aes Kanpe
Gamma Sorority
T. H
Oak Hill Cemetery
F. C. Whipple
Lawrence
N.H. Beilharz
Dayton, Mich
M. F. Hudson
C. B
Puree
Max . Wilhelmi
Pee J. Reber
M. Cameron
Rice Phelps
Frederick J. Moreau
Thomas
Harvey Thomas
Harvey
Tel Eudora
Baptist Church
Eudora
van Buren
Ark
Tillie Hackworth
Delle Tucker
Chicago
Tracy Mitchell
Topeka
Thomas . Harvey, Jr
Tulsa
Clara E. Hughes
Christmas Bazaar Opens at Y M C A This Week
The annual YMCA Christmas bazaar opens today and runs through Friday announced by secretary Miss Ellen Payne. Goods from four parts of the country will be displayed including stone book ends lamps and pine timberline for fireplace ornaments. Copper and brass candelabras Syrian ware from New York. Texas sent Chicayo woven neckties Mexican items Chinese linen jasmine tea Cloisonne ware and labor ware from Seattle.
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Ellen Payne
Colorado
New York
Texas
Seattle
Wash
Chief Seeks Applicants for Police Force Expansion
Chief Jude Anderson reports many applications for an extra officer as funds from the city council become available. No applicants with no police experience or over 40 will be considered. those up to 45 with prior law enforcement experience will be evaluated. A reasonable education is required.
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Jude, Anderson
Anderson
Plaque Planned for Donor Parents at KU Campus
Mrs Mary Neal Smith Erickson of Kansas City Missouri will erect a bronze plaque at KU to honor her parents Mr and Mrs Percy W Smith who died recently The plaque will be placed at the end of a lilac flower row planted along the intramural field south of Robinson gymnasium The late Mr Smith supported the university with plants and shrubs now on campus gardens
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Mary Neal Smith Erickson
Kansas City
University of Kansas
Robinson Gymnasium
Percy W. Smith
Smith
Altho
K. U
Mrs. Lula Black Speaks at NYA Institute
Lula Kent Black, director of home economics at Haskell Institute, spoke at the final NYA Institute session held last night at the NYA Center on Rhode Island Street. She offered tips on securing domestic work, with emphasis for girls.
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Lula
Kent Black
Haskell Institute
NYA
NYA Center
Rhode Island Street
Black
Burns Seeks Injunction Over Radio Transcriptions
Los Angeles December 7 Bob Burns Arkansas bazooka artist sought an injunction to stop the Radio Transcription Company of America and C C Pyle from releasing phonographic transcripts that sandwich his routines with other acts. Burns says the other material is vulgar and damages his reputation.
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Los Angeles
Bob Burns
Radio Transcription Company of America
C. C. Pyle
Bunion Derby
Burns
Rice elected head of Doug County Bar Association
Raymond F. Rice was elected president of the Doug County Bar Association at a dinner meeting last night at the Bridge Hotel, succeeding R. E. Melvin. Richard A. Barber was elected vice president to succeed George K. Melvin, and Milton P. Beach was chosen secretary and treasurer, succeeding Olin K. Petefish.
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Ymond F. Rice
Doug County Bar Association
Adridge
Richard A.’ Barber
George K. Melvin
Milton P
Call for bids on properties at Rhode Island Street corner
The Arastees of the Turne Society invite sealed bids for two properties Lot 70 and Lot 32 Rhode Island Street at the southeast corner of Ninth Rhode Island Streets. Bids due December 21 1987 at the Chairman’s office 826 Mass St. and accompanied by a 26 percent treheck fee.
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Arastees
Turne Ciety
Poperties
Socienaistin
Lot
Rhode ‘Island
Rhode’ Island
Rhode Island
Trastip
Ernst
Mass. -St
Treheck
Book details a coach’s career and teaching of basketball
A Kansas University related volume explains technique and tactics through word and picture. It traces the game's origin, covers play styles and athletic injury treatment, and includes action shots of players with Perry and Elbel named. The book, priced at 4 dollars, will be sold in Lawrence stores.
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York
Gale Tony
Ingrams
Allen
Ed Elbel
K. U
Siwyn Dees
Perry
Kansas
Paul
Rogers
Fred Pralle
Jay Lumley
Lawrence
Rowlands
Carl’s Clothiers
Obera Clothing
County Ranks High in Aid to T B Sufferers
Douglas County leads in tuberculosis aid with ten clinics in 1937 and partners University of Kansas and Douglas County Association. Dr C F Taylor held a clinic at Lawrence Memorial. W Dalton notes eight clinics statewide and cites annual costs at Norton sanitarium for patients without clinics. Bond sale progress mentioned.
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University of Kansas
Douglas County Age Association
Sudan
United States
Douglas County
Kan
C. F. Taylor
Lawrence
Memorial W. Dalton
Alton
I-T
Norton Sanitarium
Taylor
Nebraska
jShnnes
Douglas
T. B
Memorial Hospital
C. B. Taylor
Norton, Kan
Lawrence veteran of G A R celebrates 88th birthday today
Heard in Lawrence J H Getty of Ottawa a longtime G A R member and former state commander marks his 88th birthday with family. He and Judge Peter Kaiser are the sole surviving members of George H. Thomas Post.
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J. H. Getty
Ottawa
G.A.R
Peter Kaiser
George H. Thomas Post
Heifetz Recital Draws Music Lovers to Lawrence
Music lovers from Lincoln to Lawrence will attend a Heifetz violin recital at 8:20 PM. The famed virtuoso, who performed in 1933 in the city, is also a noted bibliophile with a vast collection of first editions and rare volumes gathered worldwide.
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Lincoln
Neb
Lawrence
Heifetz
Globe
London
Bond Street
Piccadilly
Holborn
Strand
Dickens
Pickwick
Byron
Pushkin
A. Kilmarnock Burns
John Anderson
John
Leters
Burns
Shelley
Bach and Mozart Pieces Featured with Debussy and Saens Transcriptions
A compact program lists Sarabande Gavotta and Musette by Bach with Mozart Kreigler La fille aux cheveux de lin by Debussy, Hora a Staccato, and Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso. Transcriptions by Heifetz accompany Saens pieces performed in a concert setting.
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Mozart-Kreigler
Debussy-Hartmann
Cee Dimich
Aine Saens
Heifetz
Community Notices and Club Meetings Across Town
Mrs Perry Barber hosted her contract club Monday afternoon. The Octet club meets Friday at Mrs Raymond Nichols home. Plymouth Congregational women host an all Calendar luncheon tomorrow at the parish house with lunch at 12:80 to allow the program to finish before the parade. Rev Carter Harrison discusses his European trip from last summer. League of Women Voters study group, led by Mrs C D Clark, meets tomorrow at 9:30 at Mrs L N Lewis home. Prof Domenico Gagliardo will conclude his discussion with a lecture on the national labor relations act.
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Plymouth Congregational Church
Carter’ Harrison
League of Women Voters
C. D. Clark
L. N. Lewis
Domenico Gagliardo
Hungerfords to Florida for talks and tours
Dr. and Mrs. H. B. Hungerford depart Saturday for Florida where he is invited to speak Monday at the University of Florida Gainesville. They will accompany the state entomologist on a weeklong tour of entomological stations noted for water life specimens. They plan to visit St Petersburg to join a daughter for holidays.
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H. B. Hungerford
Florida
Hungerford
University of Florida At
Gainesville
St. Petersburg
Rednde
Andre
Hillsboro
Charles
Bills
M. S. Maloney
Long Beach
Cal
C. W. Maloney
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Lawrence
George Ma
Woman’s Concert Ad Mentions Mrs Arthur Guest
A fragmentary notice references a concert advertisement and mentions Mrs Arthur as a guest. Details such as date and venue are unclear in the readable text.
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Wom
John A. Hoffman's Death Reported at Home
John A. Hoffman died this afternoon at his home on 442 Locust Street. He is survived by his wife and seven children. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
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John A. Hoffman
Locust Street
Hear Claim for 7000 Against State in Garrett Estate
Alice E. Garrett seeks 7000 from the state for services as housekeeper to John A. Garrett at his Eudora farm from 1924 to July 17 1937 with monthly payments of 50. Heirs contest the claim. Probate Judge L H Menger opened the hearing in district court and adjourned to December 9 for more evidence.
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John A. Garrett
Alice EB
Garrett
L. H. Menger
Alice E. Garrett
Eudora
Menger
Finland to Pay War Debt Installment on Time
Finland informed the United States it would promptly pay its 232,143 dollar war debt best installment due December. The note came as Washington reaffirmed financial obligations amid wartime arrears and currency strains.
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Finland
Washington
United States
Charities Christmas Drives Highlight Red Cross and Tuberculosis Seals
A brief holiday notice urges support for the Red Cross and Anti Tuberculosis Societies. It praises relief efforts from floods to famines and notes Christmas Seals funded cures and deaths prevented. Readers are asked to send funds to Red Cross headquarters or to the writer for forwarding.
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C. W. Schubert
Red Cross
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