Naval conference opens with push for 20 percent cut
London hosted a high level naval conference as Norman H. Davis urged a 20 percent reduction in treaty tonnage. Delegates from Britain United States France Italy Japan India and dominions attended amid hopes for a new 1937 disarmament treaty and warnings that failure could renew an expensive shipbuilding race.
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Associated Press
London
United States
Locarno Room
Foreign Office
Norman H. Davis
Roosevelt
Davis
Great Britain
Stanley Baldwin
Osami Nagano
Great
Britain
Admiral Nagang
Washington
Mediterranean
League of Nations
Italy
North China Autonomy Movement
France
Japan
India
Baldwin
Germany
Soviet
Russia
Pacific
HOLC ruling sparks federal state powers clash
Justice Cardozo voices concern over HOLC and federalization of state savings and loan associations in a ruling that questions the authority to convert state created corporations into federal ones. The case cites the Home Owners’ Loan Corporation and state statutes as key factors in the judicial debate.
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AAA
Hopkins Federal Savings and Loan Association
Reliance Building and Loan Association
Northern Building and Loan Association
Wisconsin Banking Department
Justice Cardozo
HOLC
Congress
Wisconsin
Ten Minute Alibi Opens at Fraser Theater Tonight
The K U Dramatic Club presents Ten Minute Alibi at Fraser theater at 8 15 PM marking the season's second show. Walter Bloch stars as Sevilla with Jeanette Jenkins as Betty Findon and Martin Maloney as Colin Derwent in a plot of seduction murder and detective pursuit. Cast includes Kenneth Postlethwaite Robert Cunningham Richard Wulff and Sam Kimble. Prof Allen Crafton and Robert Gard designed the scenery with Mary Myers Elliott directing.
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Fraser Theater
K. U. Dramatic Club
Philip Sevilla
Walter Bloch
Betty Findon
Jeanette Jenkins
Paris
Colin Derwent
Martin Maloney
Betty
Sevilla
Colin
Kenneth Postlethwaite
Hunter
Robert Cunningham
Sir
Miles _ Standing
Richard Wulff
Inspector Pember
Sam Kimble
Sergeant Brace
Allen Crafton
Robert Gard
Mary Myers Elliott
K. U. Dramatic Department
Damage suit filed over Maywood highway crash
Bessie Meade sues F. Cecil Jackson and McLeod Brothers partners for 5300 alleging Jacksons intoxicated excessive speed and negligent driving caused a rear end collision on Highway 40 near Maywood Wyandotte County injuring Meade permanently. McLeods reside near Valley Falls Kansas.
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Bessie Meade
F. Cecil Jackson
Roy
Fred McLeod
McLeod Brothers
Jackson
McLeods
Maywood
Wyandotte County
Valley Falls
Kan
Test Your Knowledge Quiz Questions From Classifieds
The reader is asked seven general knowledge questions with clues to look on the classified page for answers. Questions cover geography and history from Cornell Ithaca Alcatraz Painesville Corning Paisley shawls and John Day River. The quiz ends asking what snuff is.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell University
Alcatraz Island
Painesville
United States
International Working Men’s Association
Corning
John Day River
Oregon
Fire put out by Corbin Hall residents and staff
A Corbin hall fire was quickly controlled with Myra Erskine of Cimarron soaking flames from a fire hose. Fire chief Doris Griffin of Washington DC aided, while spectators watched outside the hall. Other notes mention a KU student couple on campus and upcoming university events and concerts.
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Myra Erskine
Cimarron
Blaze
Doris Griffin
Corbin Hall
Mt. Oread
Lawrence
Corbinhall
Washington, D. C
University of Kansas Band Fall Concert Managed by Russell Wiley
The twenty-ninth annual KU fall concert directed by Russell L. Wiley will be held in the University auditorium tomorrow at 8:15 pm. Admission is 25 cents. KU students enter with ID. Program includes Symphony No.5 first movement, A Childhood Fantasy, Flight of the Bumble Bee, and The Fire Haton plus several marches and concert pieces.
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University of Kansas
Russell L. Wiley
University Auditorium
K. U
Clifford PL
Walter Smith Smart
Bob
Ban Rimski-Kor
Norma
Atv
Bellini
Horace Thronburg
Dean Brooks
Vanished Army
Kenneth J. Alford
Harry Alford
J. H. Belt
Wiliam Kandt
Wiliam Tell
Will Discuss Problems of Drainage District
Residents of the Kaw Valley drainage district were asked to attend a Thursday 2 oclock court room meeting at the courthouse. The session will cover the district tax levy of .81 mill and the organizers say the levy is out of line with results so far. They note limited federal flood control help, with about 80 districts in the state seeking aid and only two likely to receive it. The district runs from above Lake View to the Weaver Bottoms along both river banks.
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Kaw Valley
Court House
Lake View
Weaver Bottoms
Deaths and Funerals Lyman Wiley and Linetta Kahn
Lyman T. Wiley 77 retired mail carrier died at Memorial hospital. Funeral plans pending. He served rural route No. 5 near Lawrence from 1902 to 1923, using horse and buggy then wagon and auto. D. M. Horkmans praised his efficiency. Linetta Kahn 79 died at home 828 Louisiana street. Services at Emanuel Lutheran Church Tenth and Kentucky. burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. Survived by four daughters, five grandchildren, two great grandchildren.
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Lyman T. Wiley
Memorial Hospital
Wiley
D. M. Horkmans
Linetta Kahn
Louisiana Street
Emanuel Lutheran
Kaw Valley Farm Loan Office Opens On Mass Ave
The Kaw Valley National Farm Loan association opens a second floor office at 1021 Massachusetts street with C C Gerstenberger in charge and his daughter Violet assisting. The agency will service and collect all existing loans totaling about 1.2 million dollars and issue new ones in Douglas county while continuing to service loans in Jefferson and Leavenworth counties.
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Kaw Valley National Farm Loan Association
Mecurdy
Massachusetts Street
C. C. Gerstenberger
Association
Violet Gerstenberger
Federal Land Bank
Wichita
Jefferson
Leavenworth
Douglas County
Lawrence Education Board to study condensate tank install
At last week’s Lawrence board of education meeting officials noted Memorial High School lacks a condensate tank for steam from heat pipes. They ordered an inquiry into install costs and a report to be presented at the next meeting. Other items include personnel moves and local church notes.
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Lawrence Board of Education
Memorial High School
Firemen in Two Runs at Corbin Hall and Massachusetts Car Blaze
The local fire department answered an alarm at Corbin Hall at 10:40 last night. A box of waste paper near the furnace door ignited but dorm residents extinguished the blaze before firefighters arrived. A car fire in the 1400 block on Massachusetts Street at 12:10 today was put out with little damage.
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Corbin Hall
Massachusetts Street
Stugard trial opens in Edinburg Texas
The trial of Jerry Stugard a Rio Grande valley businessman charged with the fatal shooting of J S Roe in downtown Alamo last September opened with about 200 veniremen reporting Testimony at a habeas corpus hearing showed the shooting followed domestic trouble Reservations for Kansas University season tickets can be made tonight at the ticket office Union Auditorium before the Kansas Washburn game Court records show marriage licenses issued to several couples including Kermit Laughlin Jennie Stevens Elmer Dicke Gertrude Grimes Albert Harper Hazel McKelvey William Gregory Clara Weaver
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Edinburg
Texas
Jerry Stugard
Rio Grande Valley
J. S. Roe
Alamo
Siugard
South Texas Citrus Growers League
University of Kansas
University Auditorium
Kansas- Washburn
K. U
Kermit J. Laughlin
St. Joseph
Jennie M. Stevens
Vinland
Kan
Elmer F. Dicke
Gertrude E. Grimes
Topeka
Albert R. Harper
Hazel G. McKelvey
Lawrence
William G. Gregory
Clara E. Weaver
Kansas City
School House Robbed in Independence Week-end Theft
Independence sheriff reports the school house broken into during the last week-end and a lady’s wrist watch and a two-burner electric stove stolen. Sheriff Fred Vogler is listed as the reporting official.
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Independence
Fred Vogler
Pleasant Valley Union Meeting At Pleasant Valley School
The Pleasant Valley Farmers Union will hold a meeting and program Tuesday night at 86 at the Pleasant Valley school. Refreshments will be served. The general public is invited to attend. Mrs. Roy Flory underwent a serious operation at Memorial hospital yesterday.
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Pleasant Valley
Pleasant Valley Farmers Union
Pleasant Valley School
Roy Flory
Memorial Hospital
Yarnold Stull W M S Monthly Meeting At Church Basement
The Yarnold Stull Woman’s Missionary Society held its monthly business meeting in the church basement on Thursday afternoon with the president presiding. Minutes read, group two led the lesson, and group three handled devotionals. Stull Needle Craft Club met at Mrs August Walter’s home for a monthly gathering spent sewing a mattress pad with members and visitors present.
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W. M.S
George Houk
Elmer Bahnmaier
J. F. Brass
August Kampschroeder
Andrew Bahnmaier
S. A. Burgert
Stull Needle Craft Club
August Walter
Hosteas
Elmer Nichols
C.J. Kraft
O. R. Platz
W. J. Huscher
W. H. Anderson
O. A. Bidinger
August Kam
Christmas Gift Exchange At Mrs Platz Home
Community notes report a Thursday gift exchange at Mrs. O. R. Platz home with children joining a grab bag. Several local families are listed visiting relatives in Topeka and Lecompton over the weekend. Church programs at Stull Evangelical are planned for December 22 and 24 featuring a cantata and a Christmas gift program.
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O. R. Platz
E. Raber
Helen
Lawrence
A. J. Hildenbrand
Howard
Lois
W. C. Wulfkuhle
Oscar Noffer
Worder
Chris Kraft
Fannie Deister
Stormont Hospital
Topeka
John Stull
I. B. Kraft
George Houk Sr
Thanksgiving visit in Topeka by Deskins family ad
Thanksgiving day note shows Mr and Mrs Roy Deskins with Helen and Russel visiting relatives in Topeka. Also an advertisement urges contact with Butcher to buy safe auto truck and fire insurance, phone 892. Memorial notices express love for William Jay Wilson with thanks from the Landis and Gentry families and Mrs FE Springer and family for floral tributes and sympathy.
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Helen Marie Hoffsommer
Lecompton
R. B. Slavens
Mabel Shaw
Fraigh School
George Houk Jr
Charles Houk
L B. Kraft
Fred Kampschroder
Topeka
Phil Huffman
Sharon Sue
Elmer Nichols
Albert Deister
F. Deister
Stormont Hospital
Helen Deskin
Vera Anderson
Wilbur Hildenbrand
Gus Hildenbrand
Georgie Schermer
Roy Deskins
Helen and
Russel
Butcher
Jess
FE. A. Springer
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Mary Moore
Birmingham
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Musical Bulletin
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Ginger Rogers
Annie Oakley
Granada
T. G. Fitch
Hosford & Arnold
Mass
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Wilshire District
Normandie
Tnt Ode West
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