Trade talks loom as Britain seeks U S concessions
London based analysts discuss pre conference propaganda and tariff hurdles for the planned Anglo American trade pact. The Economist cites trade balances to suggest a tough road ahead while Ottawa era preferences loom large. Miss Hleda Kindlesperger reports her mother’s death in Kansas.
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New York
England
United States
Cordell Hull
Hull
America
Britain
London
Association of British Chambers of Commerce
Great Britain
Chamber
United Kingdom
The
Economist
Ottawa
Canada
Jumerica
Grant Township CPA Shifts Meeting to Friday Night
The Grant Township CPA announces a change from the second Saturday to the second Friday night monthly meeting. The December gathering will be held tomorrow evening at the CPA hall in Idleland.
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Grant’ Township
CPA
Grant
C.P.A
Idland
K. U. Observary
Alpha Omicron Pi
Phi Mu Alpha
Miller Hall
Pi Beta Phi
Pi Phis
Union
Delta Upsilon
Test Your Knowledge Whet Which Country Was Once Eponymously The Emnirs
The fragment asks about a country formerly named Epon or tied to the term Emnirs, seeking identification of its prior designation and origin of the name. It lacks clear details but points to a historical toponym inquiry.
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Epon
Heifetz Signs Autographs After recital at KU
Jascha Heifetz, relaxed and congenial, autographed many programs after his recital. He had just practiced a new concerto with the Boston Symphony and assisted accompanist Emanuel Bay as Bob Ledere of Baker University paced the Beethoven Sonata.
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Jascha
Heifetz
Stradivarius
Boston Symphony
Adis
Bob Ledere
K. A
Baker University
Emanuel Bay
Bob
Fine Cooperation Noted In Lawrence Christmas Parade
John Andrews chairman of Lawrence Chamber of Commerce parade committee thanks all on the team and participants. Appreciation extends to Haskell Institute, Liberty Memorial High School, Ralph Achning, Mrs. L. E. Rice, Harold Fisher, Rev. Robert A. Hunt, John E. Jacobs, Maj. E. J. Renth, A. E. Wosetemeyer. Finance by local merchants through the chamber merchants bureau. Henry Brinkman chairs the finance committee.
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John Andrews
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence Trade
Andrews
Haskell Institute
Liberty Memorial High School
Ralph Achning
L. E. Rice
Harold Fisher
Robert A. Hunt
John E. Jacobs
E. J. Renth
A. E. Wosetemeyer
Business Men of
Lawrence
Merchants Bureau of the
Henry Brinkman
Omaha Mayor Bans Santa Sandwich Man Ad for City
Omaha mayor Dan Butler refused a local firm a permit to use a Santa sandwich man for advertising. He said he did not want to disillusion children by meeting a tall sign bearing Santa Claus in street advertising.
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Omaha
Neb
Santa Claus
Dan Butler
Butler
Claus
Acadia Lodge Plans Annual Stated Communication
Acadia Lodge No. 9 A F and A M holds its annual stated communication Thursday December 9 at 7 30 p m Election of officers includes Master and other line names invited to attend W M H S Preston See y Parker Advocat
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Acadia ‘Lodge
A. F
A. M
Boote
H. S. Preston
J. A. ‘Parker
Douglas County Sportsmen's Club Dinner Highlights Fish and Game Plans
A large Douglas County gathering at American Legion hall heard L C Webb new state fish and game warden discuss quail losses from drought grasshoppers and cold winters. He noted hatchery releases and proposed expansions while urging county cooperation and funding for lake upkeep and state wildlife programs.
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Douglas County
Douglas County Sportsmen’s Club
American Leion Hall
L. C. Webb
New State Fish and Game
Wren
Edwin F. Abels
Webb
George K. Melvin
Sportsmen’s Club
Harry Gregg
Fred Kahn
Abels
Kansas Fish and Game Department
Kansas
Fish and’ Game Department
Albert Sutton
Izaak Walton League
Wyandotte County
John C. Holmes
Garden City
United States
C. R. Ridgway
Tonganoxie
J.C. Bicklmeier
Kansas City
Kan
George C. Lehman
Olathe State Lake
Carl Teichgraeber
Gene Parks
Bryan’ Chambers
State Hatchery
Pratt
N.D. Rash
Wyandotter County
O. A. Gordon
Johnson County
A Christmas Gift Subscriptions Offer
A yearly mail subscription to the Journal-World offered as a Christmas gift. Within 150 miles the price is 2.50 dollars. over 150 miles the price is 3.00 dollars. To order, call 22 Asdv.
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The
Journal-World
Asdv
Kiwanis Meeting Features College Glee Club Act
Joseph Wilkins introduced a glee club program at the Kiwanis weekly meeting. The Jayhawk quartet included Bill Evertt Don Wood Richard White and Richard Stark with Bob Glotzbach as accompanist. The event followed the club’s Christmas party slated for December 20 at the Congregational church.
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Joseph Wilkins
Kiwanis’ ‘Club
Wiede Yanni
Don Wood
Kansas City
Richard White
Norton
Richard Stark
Topeka
Bob ‘Glotzbach
Wamego
Iswander
iLike
Congregational Church
Treasurer's Work Booms as Tax Deadline Nears
The office of County Treasurer A M Gardner sees rising tax payments as the December 20 deadline for first half 1937 taxes approaches. Beginning tomorrow the office will stay open past noon to accommodate taxpayers. About 30 percent of those paying now cover the full year's tax with a 1 percent discount if paid by December 20. After December 20 a 10 percent yearly penalty attaches to the first half tax. The second half, due June 20, also becomes delinquent with penalty.
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A.M. Gardner
Gardner
Oiit
Divorce suit filed as restraining order limits Capper Bond interest
Bertha Garrett sues John M. Garrett in district court seeking divorce and custody of their son Clyde. Judge Hugh Means issues a temporary restraining order preventing Capper Publications from paying interest on 15,000 dollars in 6 percent bonds to anyone but Bertha Garrett until the case is heard. The couple wed November 24, 1896 in Topeka and reside in Overbrook.
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Bertha Garrett
John M. Garrett
Capper Publications
Hugh ‘Means
Garrett
Overbrook
Garretts
Topeka
Clyde RB. Garrett
Father and Son Banquet at Liberty Memorial High
Jayhawk FFA members host annual Father and Son banquet at Liberty Memorial High School. Neal Wherry principal will speak. Joe Williams will lead singing. Ralph Holk, chapter president, presides as program unfolds.
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Jayhawk
Future Farmers of America
Liberty Memorial High School
Neal M. Wherry
Joe M. Williams
Ralph Holk
New Truck On First Run Answers Alarm North Of Town
The city’s new fire truck made its first test on a country run yesterday afternoon answering an alarm from the O. T. Powell home north of town. Flames damaged a wash house and an electric washing machine but the fire was not serious.
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O. T. Powell
Powell
Strike Closes Warehouses in Minneapolis
Twelve wholesale grocery houses and warehouses of food store groups were closed today by a General Drivers Union 544 strike. The action left more than 900 workers unemployed as the union pushes for wage increases. Pitchblende is an ore from which radium is derived.
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Minneapolis
General Drivers Union
End of Week Scottish Rite Masons Meeting
Mo past grand master of the Masons spoke at the final weekly Scottish Rite gathering at the Masonic Temple. The talk titled Masonry and Made Conditions followed a dinner. Wives of members attended as guests. the List degree was conferred earlier in the afternoon and the 32nd degree after dinner. Rev William S Hastie of Ottawa preached and served as toastmaster with guests from Ottawa Tonganoxie Lecompton De Soto and nearby lodges.
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Missouri
Masonic ‘Temple
William S. Hastie
Episcopal Church of
Ottawa
Tonganoxie
Lecompton
DeSoto
Douglas County Farm Bureau Annual Meeting Notice
Douglas County Farm Bureau announces its annual meeting on Monday December 13 at Trinity Lutheran Church. Morning session begins at 10 o'clock with a luncheon to follow. Reports from officers will be heard and new officers elected. Reservations for the dinner must be made at the Farm Bureau office by Friday December 10. meal price 40 cents per plate.
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Douglas County Farm” Bureau
Trinity
Lutheran‘church
Ren A
Farm U. Office
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence Area
Miss Sallie Sheperd dies in Kansas City after girlhood in Lawrence and a life in Colorado Springs and Kansas City. Survived by two brothers four pieces and one nephew. Funeral services for Charles Edwin Ransom, 76, at Trunk chapel, 1225 Delaware, Sunday at 2 pm. Burial Lexington cemetery De Soto. Survived by wife Medora Adelaide, four daughters, two sons, two granddaughters and five grandsons.
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Sallie Sheperd
Lawrence
Kansas City
Miss Sheperd
Colorado Springs
Colo
Warrensburg
Charles Edwin Ransom
Delaware Street
Edwin F.price
Lexington
de Soto
Medora ‘Adelaide Ransom
Lydia Gilbreath
Nellie Freeman
Virginia Ballard
Los Angeles
Cal
Ruth Nickell
Edwin Ransom
Truman Ransom
Topeka
Probate Court Awards Alice Garrett $5 000 From Garrett Estate
Judge L H Menger rendered a decision awarding Alice E Garrett $5 000 from the estate of John A Garrett who died July 17 after a hearing and several continuances. Anna Garrett Harrah and E T Riling filed notices of appeal to the district court.
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L.H. Menger
Alice E. Garrett
John A. Garrett
Garrett
Asher’ and
Gorrill
Anna Garrett Harrah
Monkeys for Experiments Seek Cause of Disease
Fifteen rhesus monkeys imported from India arrived in Chicago by plane to aid bacteriologists in finding the cause of a virulent intestinal disease that has killed 11 babies at St. Elizabeth's Hospital since November 23. The monkeys were obtained by the Chicago board of health from a New York dealer. Dr. Herman Bundesen said they are essential for experiments. Eight infants still ill are recovering.
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Chicago
Boyd Seeks Parole From State Penitentiary
Warden Kirk Prather said Tom Boyd former state treasurer serving 4 to 10 years for illegal removal of bonds appeared before the state parole board at the prison. Boyd has served two years and nine months and was among 175 inmates eligible for the December parole session.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Kirk Prather
Kansas State Penitentiary
Tom Boyd
State Parole Board
Boyd
Students Meet Topeka In Split Legislature
The fourth Siiual student legislative assembly opened in representative hall with over 100 observers. Democrats held a plurality but independents appeared to hold balance of power as measures were reviewed.
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Topeka
Siiual
Local Social Notes Include Neighbors and Travels
Fragmentary social items mention Mr and Mrs Anderson and Frederick Smith visiting Lawrence Mrs Carter Barbara from Richland. Barbara and others take a business trip to Waka neighborhood while Tod Craig calls on Ranene City residents.
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Sue
Phy
Ud ‘Anderson
Frederick
Emmett
Smith
Bobps Anderson
Lawrence Mrz
Carter
Richland
Tor
Waka
Fonday
Snow Carter Jr Meeting Mrs Wray’s Mother
Snow Carter Jr visited Mrs Wray’s mother Matt Black on a Sunday afternoon according to a local society note. The item records a social call and includes a specific name and place mentioned in the fragment.
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Snow Carter, Jr
Meath
Tee
Mrs. Wray
Matt Black
Robbery Hits University Students in Kansas City Apartment
Robbery last night at 1529 Tennessee street Brady apartments in Reserve Brady district. Victims were Samuel Rae art and John L Beckner students at the University of Kansas. Loot included four suits an overcoat and two leather jackets valued at over 125 dollars.
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Samuel
Raeart
Reserve
Kan
John L. Beckner
Colby
Brady
Tennessee Street
University of Kansas
France defaults on U S war debt for December payment
France notified Washington that it cannot pay the December 15 installment of 455 million dollars on its war debt to the United States. The Paris government said it still desires to seek relief and renegotiation of the debt.
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Washington
France
United States
State Department
Paris
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