Wallace Sees Redistribution of Income as Key to Recovery
Washington December 11 Secretary Wallace argues that redistribution of income is essential for full economic recovery. He urges raising the share of national income going to poorer people to boost consumption and production, contrasting with AAA crop reduction measures as temporary. He advocates general coordination of production and payrolls, a path to higher living standards and expanded trade.
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Washington
Wallace
AAA
Baker University tenor to sing at Christmas Vespers
Karl Bratton, tenor and Baker University professor of voice, will be the featured soloist for the Baker A Cappella choir at the fourth annual Christmas Vespers. The program takes place Sunday December 15 at 4 o clock in The First Methodist Episcopal Church in Baldwin City, with Prof. Luther C. Leavengood directing.
Santa Meets the Iron Queen in a Royal Toyission Tale
Santa journeys to the Kingdom of the Iron Queen where a gray arm captures him and a buzzing bee whispers part of a dangerous demand. The Queen presses Santa to craft a silver dragon toy worth 500 pounds to wed her son to a new princess, with elves to help tomorrow.
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North Pole
Baldwin Children Choir plus quartet perform in Atchison concert
Doris Hand and flutist Irving Bartley join the Baldwin Children's Choir in Atchison for a concert. The Baker String Quartet featuring Luther Leavenwood, Mrs. Erlderice, Martha Moore, and Walton Ingham will accompany on strings.
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Atchison
Irving Bartley
Baker String Quartet
Luther O. Leavenwood
E. C. Allerdice
Martha Moore
Walton Ingham
Probe Liggett death sparks police inquiry in Minneapolis
Police investigate the fatal shooting of Walter Liggett publisher of the Midwest American in Minneapolis. They questioned political writer A. B. Gilbert after Liggett and his wife witnessed the shooting outside his apartment block near the bus depot. Mrs Liggett and their daughter saw the incident.
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Walter Liggett
Midwest American
A. B. Gilbert
Mound
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Liggett
Gilbert
al Marxen
Crossword Puzzle Clues From Yesterday's Page
A compact list of crossword clues and their numbers, including across and down entries such as gain, source, color, fabric, celestial bodies, metals, and various descriptors, mixed with puzzle notes and scattered, partial phrases from a historical newspaper page.
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Yale
Senet
Blumefeld Liquor Agent Held After Shooting
Blumefeld, a liquor agent, is held in custody for a shooting. The publisher's widow planned to view the prisoner as soon as she recovered from a collapse late yesterday.
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Blumefeld
Home decoration class ends at Lawrence Evening School
The Lawrence Evening School wrapped up its unique home decoration course in the Administration Building at K U. Led by Prof Rosemary Ketcham and Emma Crow, the class featured beaten copper batik linoleum prints and silver jewelry pieces. Notable participants included sculptors Mr and Mrs Bernard Frazier, with prizes won by Mrs A G Sabol and Mrs George Newlin at the Kansas Free Fair. Newlin’s woodblock Beyond the Mountain Range was selected for a Los Angeles book published by Caruthers Publishing.
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Chicago
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California
Harris and guests visit in Hesper and Topeka
Mr and Mrs Leroy Harris and daughter Mary Elizabeth of Larned who had been at a convention in Topeka visited the Harris home from Wednesday evening to Friday morning Miss Doris Moore overnighted with Mr and Mrs Amos Westerhouse and family Tuesday and attended the Pleasant Grove school program in the evening Mr and Mrs Roy Cramer dined with Mr and Mrs Eugene Griffen and Elsie May on Sunday six o clock dinner Mr and Mrs Carl Kurtz hosted Sunday dinner guests Mr and Mrs Louie Hadl Margaret and
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Topeka
Harris Homes
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Amos Westerhouse
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Eugene Griffen
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Midway to Hawaii voyage noted with warm Honolulu stop
The report recounts a trip segment with a Midway stop, a warm Honolulu visit, and swimming with sunburned face. Numerous local calls and family visits follow, including Ber nitz, Hadl, Wilson, Brecheisen, and others. Charlton Clark’s hospital improvement is noted after a car accident, with friends sending letters and cards.
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Hawaii
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Henrys host open house for 80th birthday in Big Springs
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Henry plan an open house and reception Sunday afternoon honoring Mrs. Henrys father August Hartmans 80th birthday. Friends and relatives are invited to call. The Big Springs United Brethren Ladies Aid enjoyed an all day meeting Thursday with members in attendance.
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Mrs. Henry
August Hartman
Big Springs United Brethren Ladies’ Aid
Tuberculosis Donations Surpass Last Year in Lawrence
Donations to the Tuberculosis Association in Lawrence show sales ahead of gifts from the same period last year. Many return their tickets with checks while some struggle to pay stamps. Kansas records report an average 13 tuberculosis deaths monthly. The drive seeks $1,200 more after $860 received to date by Miss Isabel Keeler.
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Tuberculosis Association
Lawrence
Kansas
Isabel Keeler
Christmas Shopping with a Frugal Farmer and Mary
SILO SAM recalls a humorous holiday breakfast run with Shoppin' Mary as she pushes to buy gifts. A day of errands ends with backyard jokes about a pitchfork present and Mary tallying the Christmas spirit amidst farm life and frugality.
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Sam Jones
Jim Phelps
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Sam
Red Cross First Aid Class Teaches Resuscitation
A Red Cross first aid class met at the gas office under J. M. Johnson, the first aid director of the Douglas county chapter. Seventeen are enrolled, most gas company employees. The lesson covered resuscitation for accident victims including electric shock drowning and gas suffocation.
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Red Cross
J. M. Johnson
Douglas County
American Red Cross
Lawrence Firemen Fix Broken Toys for Needy Children
Chief Paul Ingels and his Lawrence Fire Department team are praised for their Christmas spirit by repairing and restoring toys destined for underprivileged children. The effort highlights community service and local teamwork during the holiday season.
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Paul Ingels
The
Lawrence Fire Department
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