Peace Efforts Grow as Britain France Seek Italy Ethiopia Accord
Reported talks in Paris and London signal potential peace terms for Italy and Ethiopia. Mussolini and Haile Selassie hinted at listening to a peace formula while London debates British objections and a possible oil embargo. Desultory fighting continued on fronts, with Ras Seyoum’s forces gaining ground and Italian plans restrained by spring and sanctions.
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Italy
Ethiopia
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East Africa
Pierre Laval
Samuel Hoare
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Pietro Badoglio
Rodolfo Graziani
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Graziani
MN Duce
Haskell
Well Dressed KU Professors and Campus Notes
Kansas University faculty, famed for style, feature Bill Hargiss as a top dresser plus Prof Howey, Prof Brown and Chancellor Lindley cited. The piece also recalls a theater mustache gag with Walter Bloch and Jeanette Jenkins, reports chewing tobacco abstention by journalism students, a subdued KU vs Washburn crowd, Dean Stockton’s autograph moment, and a botany club taffy pull at Prof Mix’s home.
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Kansas University
W. H
Bill) Hargiss
K. L
Bill
Hargiss
R. S. Howey
J. F. Brown
E. H. Lindley
Henry Werner
Eudora Community club outlines next year plans
About 26 members attended the Eudora Community club meeting and laid out the coming year program. Christmas programs are set for December 21 and 23 around a large Christmas tree in the main street with colored lights across wires. After the meeting, members enjoyed an oyster steer.
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Eudora Community Club
Eudora
Journal-World
Quiz trivia from a historic knowledge test
Questions cover U S state nicknames Noahs sons English rulers Blaine Ingersoll Cuba first president ice cream utensils Iquique geography first English poet lawn game and US aid to the Soviet Union across this administration.
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Hawkeye State
Noah
England
James G. Blaine
Robert G. Ingersoll
Cuba
Iquique
Malle
United States
Sonarna
Roosevelt Returns to White House For Three Weeks of Work
Washington December 10 President Roosevelt, tanned by the southern sun, returned to the White House to begin three weeks of intensive work before Congress convenes January 3. Top agendas include the federal budget, the annual state of the nation message, and continuing relief efforts as the 74th Congress nears its end. A White House budget session with financial advisers was set, aiming to translate deficit goals into figures for the next fiscal year beginning July 1. The current year deficit stood around 1.73 billion and was projected to top 3 billion by June 30. The Supreme Court's consideration of key New Deal measures including the AAA taxes, Hawkseed cotton control, utility holding company law, the Guffey coal act, and the Wagner labor disputes act loomed in the background. Roosevelt met at the union station with Secretary Hull and Secretary Roper as Berry’s commerce conference proceeded in the department building.
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George L. Berry
Kansas Debaters Meet Northwestern Tonight
University of Kansas debate team meets Northwestern University at 7 15 this evening in the central administration building auditorium. Dick Jones and Roy Steinheimer speak for KU on the negative. High school students are invited. The debate aligns with the state high school topic. Admission is 25 cents for student activity tickets.
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University of Kansas
Northwestern University
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Deaths and Funeral for Lyman J Wiley
Funeral services for Lyman J Wiley a t1 year old retired mail carrier who died yesterday will be held at Rumsey funeral home tomorrow at 3 30 in the afternoon with Rev C J Knox officiating Burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery Post office employees will serve as honorary pallbearers and the Eagles lodge will handle the grave service Surviving are four sons Samuel Theodore Elzie and Millard fifteen grandchildren and six real grandchildren
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Lyman J. Wiley
Rumsey Funeral Home
Passes for Visitors at Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Visitors to ward patients must obtain passes at the hospital office and at most two visitors may be with a ward patient at once. The rule aims to reduce fatigue and contagion, benefiting mothers and babies, though private-room visitors are not required to apply.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Hi-V Plans Father and Son Banquet at Local High School
Lawrence junior and senior high Hi-Y groups host a father and son banquet Thursday at 6 30 PM in the high school cafeteria. Miss Anne Lorimer oversees home economics service for the meal with a youth oriented program led by Rev. James Chubb of Baldwin First Methodist Church on the topic A Youth to Fit the Times. Jacob Young senior Hi-Y president acts as toastmaster with junior and senior boys giving welcomes and their fathers replying. Howard Boltz of Topeka represents the state Y M C A with talks and activities. Clyde Bysom directs a school dance orchestra providing music. About 180 Hi-Y members are involved and a large crowd is expected.
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Lawrence
Liberty Memorial High School
Anne Lorimer
James Chubb
First Methodist Church
Baldwin
Jacob Young
Hi-Y
Howard Boltz
Topeka
Clyde Bysom
Lawrence items note letters on China Clipper flight and holiday prep
Lawrence residents share news from December 9 letter postmark from Honolulu, a Christmas dress knitting effort, and a clinic at the city building. A girl aspires to be a criminologist after researching the term. Art thefts at Haskell Institute are recovered with unknown thief. A car accident is discussed over the phone with no injuries reported.
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Art Department
Haskell Institute
Haskell
Stylist to Demonstrate Methods Tomorrow Night
Mrs. Fivelyn Tobey of New York, renowned stylist and fashion writer, will lecture tomorrow at 7:30 PM at the high school. She will show how to adapt last year’s dress to current Paris models and demonstrate hair and face shaping to suit various features. The Lawrence Woman's Club Farm Bureau women and the Jay Janes sponsor the event as a large crowd is expected.
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Fivelyn Tobey
New York
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Jay Janes
Many Hear Dr. J. W. Hayes at North Lawrence Church
A large revival crowd at North Lawrence First Baptist heard evangelist Dr. J. W. Hayes of Wichita speak on An Earnest Seeker After Truth. Hayes previously held afternoon consecration meetings in homes including Mrs Rozetta Petersons, with daily sessions at 2 30 pm and 7 30 pm.
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North Lawrence First Baptist Church
J. W. Hayes
Wichita
Hayes
Rozetta Peterson
Mark Twain in Germany discussed by Dietrich F. Zwicker
Dietrich F. Zwicker, a German exchange scholar at the university, spoke to the regular K U German club yesterday afternoon about Mark Twain in Germany. He outlined his special study of the humorist and the German people's attitude toward him. extra furniture classified ad note, Journal-World ready to convert to cash.
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Mark Twain
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Dietrich F. Zwicker
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End Arguments On Hoosac Mill Suit
Washington December 10 The Supreme Court weighed the fate of the AAA subsidy policy with arguments from Hoosac Mills Massachusetts and government counsel. Solicitor General Reed argued about power to use tax funds for individuals and contracts while Pepper challenged processing taxes as punitive to producers. The court’s conference could set a January decision on the case and the era defining policy.
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Ten Minute Alibi delights KU audience in Frazer theater
The University of Kansas dramatic club presented Ten Minute Alibi in Frazer theater with a capacity crowd last night and will stage it again through Thursday at 8:14. The three act mystery by Anthony Armstrong features Jeanette Jenkins as the only woman in the cast and Martin J. Maloney as the hero. Walter Bloch and Kenneth Postlethwaite received commendable notices for their roles as the villain and the valet respectively. Director Mary Myers Elliott praised the cast, Fraser trio provided musical interludes, and the play ends with the guilty man unable to establish a feasible alibi.
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Mary Myers Elliott
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Fraser Trio
Robert Ledore
George Trovillo
Walton Ingham
Landon Favored by Publishers as 1936 GOP Hope
Publishers say Landon can be elected in 1936 after a Kansas City stop for a noon luncheon hosted by Governor Landon. Guests included Senator Capper and Arthur Carruth Jr. Additional figures and sessions pointed to ongoing Republican strategy ahead of Kansas Day events as Hearst and others weigh Hoover-era alignments.
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Landong
Multiple Thanksgiving visits and injuries in Belleview area
Belleview reports many Thanksgiving visits across Kaneaz City and nearby towns. Robert Reed suffered a serious head injury after falling from a pony on the way home from school, requiring 12 stitches. Family gatherings include Walker, Sommer, Hadl, Shirek, and Cravner households, with church and mission meeting attendance noted, plus funeral services for Orville Gray in DeSoto.
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Shrick
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NeSote
Roy Cramer
John Eichelmeyer
Arthur Ott
Jamies Shirck
Everett
C. E. Crane
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DeSoto
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Ralph Wichman
Eudora
Harry Warmker
Dolores
Louis Wichman
Merrett Musick
J. F. Shirek
Gladys
Virginia
Ft. Madison
Iowa
Robert Shirek
Heine Heelscher
Chase
Winster Williams
Thanksgiving Guests and Local Visits Across Valley Area
Valley Grove and Belleview families hosted Thanksgiving guests including Mr. and Mrs. Frank Steele and children, Mr. and Mrs. James Turner, and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Davis. Visits extended to Creighton, Lawrence, Homewood, and Topeka with relatives, school events, and care for a patient in Lawrence. An insurance ad by Butcher urges safer, cheaper auto, truck, and fire coverage.
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Rhoda Perkins
Delbert
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Harold Saunders
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J. C. Saunders
Josephine Foster
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A. W. Koehley
Topeka
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