Equal navies proposal and political unemployment claims
Japan proposes equal navies for all powers, a plan seen as serving Japanese interests. Democratic leaders face explaining unemployment remedies that have failed to reduce joblessness and raise debts. Bruno Hauptmann faces a January execution, with new evidence discussions and Parker's theories denied. Treasury silver buying continues, amid rumors of cloaked activity and aims to raise costs.
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Japan
Bruno Hauptmann
New Jersey
Hauptmann
Ellis Parker
Parker
Plan for peace talks stirs British public and cabinet
Britain and France draft a League of Nations peace proposal aimed at mediating with Italy. Eden says the plan is non final and negotiable but public opposition grows. Officials warn sanctions could lead to war, as leaders fear Mussolini's potential moves amid uncertain European tensions.
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Ethiopia
Italy
League
Anthony Eden
Europe
Mussolini
France
Britain
Glass door injures girl at high school party amid local news
In Delia Kavi Tennessee street an injured high school student required five stitches after mistaking a glass door for an open passage at a Liberty Memorial building party. Local reports note the incident occurred as she descended stairs before leaving, with Miss Kagi allegedly pushing her arm through the glass while exiting.
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Delia Kavi
Tennessee Street
Liberty Memorial Building
Miss Kagi
Kaw Valley
R. H. Karnes
B. M. Schooley
North Third Street
Clyde Husted
L.H.S
Clyde
Guy Schultz
Boener
John Philip Sousa
Lawrence Rotarians
Rotary Anns
Eugene Christy
Eusden
J. M. Sandersdon
Harold Constant
Bert Dale
Raymond A. Schwegler
Harry Dick
Fritz Meyn
Susie Lowman
Paul Evans
Williamstown
Wayne Gill
University Heights
Russell Caples
Great Falls
Mont
L. N. Lewis
Caples
Bernice Barker
C. G. Perkins
California
Oakland
Mary Evelyn Emmett
San Diego
Lawrence Country Club
Guy Smith
Fred Jaedicke
Peace Plax but No Peace in Ethiopia Recall
Mussolini may accept a large slice of Ethiopia as reward for halting Africa war but Ethiopia objects. The League powers grow restive, fearing similar concessions. The tone reflects tensions within international diplomacy and looming negotiations.
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Ethiopia
Mussolini
League
Lawrence High to Honor Football Banquet at Y M C A
Twenty five years ago the high school held its second annual football banquet at the YMCA with 85 cent tickets for limited seating. The Lawrence basketball five, formerly the Salt Lake Trip A team, planned a January tour to Salt Lake City and beyond with eighteen exhibition games. Players listed include Ray Rice Julius Uhrlaub Arthur Weaver Harlan Russell Otto Dinglesteadt Clair Kreider and Tommy Johnson. The western leg begins January 17 or early February as Wentworth Military heads to Lexington Missouri tomorrow.
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Salt Lake
Lawrence
The
Salt Lake City
Ray Rice
Julius Uhrslaub
Arthur Weaver
Harlan Russell
Otto Dinglesteadt
Clair Kreider
Tommy Johnson
First Coed Debater at Kansas Breaks Tradition
The University of Kansas forums note Miss Madelie Stuart, a Liberal Arts freshman, as the first female to earn a debating spot since the stone walls of North College. Ten students were chosen from 30 tryouts for the debate team. Law Scrimmage then convened at Fraternal Aid Hall with Dean and Mrs. Green and several law-school leaders in attendance.
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Old North College
Mt. Oread
University of Kansas
Madelie Stuart
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Stuart
Dean
Green
Higgins
Vern Smith
Senior Laws
J. E. Miller
Middle Laws
W. Miller
Forty Years Ago Social Notes From Lawrence Area
Forties era items recount a thimble party at the Nicholson home on Ohio street for alumni members, a Christmas wedding announced for A N Topping and Ina Gartlett, a doll social by Congregational church youth, a masked ball by the Leap Year Club at Pythian hall with an out of town orchestra, and a Learnard schoolhouse entertainment and supper noted as pleasant. Also announced is the Kansas Academy of Science annual meeting in Lawrence January 2 3 and 4 with program plans from Midland College secretary J B Knerr, and various scientific papers from KU, Sayre on Serum Therapy, and Dr Sharpe among others. A matinee of A Texas Steer at the Grand Opera House Chicago saw Miss Lottie Bowes make a reappearance with the company after leaving the Alabama troupe.
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Nicholson
Ohio Street
A. N. Topping
Lawrence High School
Ina Gartlett
Scrampton
Congregational Church
Miss Moore
Pythian Hall
Lawrence
Learnard
Kansas Academy of Science
J. B. Knerr
Midland College
Kansas University
Franklin
Sayre
Waworth
Sharpe
Crane
E. Q. Cox
Grand Opera House
Chicago
Lottie Bowes
Miss Bowes Secures New Position in Chicago
Miss Bowes, visiting in Chicago, seeks another posting. She obtained the job from Tim Murphy, manager and leading man of the company.
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Chicago
Miss Bowes
Tim Murphy
The Magic Key Santa Uses for Christmas Eve
Santa works long in the workshed at Puddle Muddle while animals help him with bundles. Christopher Columbus Crow, riding with Santa, learns how a magic key can unlock any door on Christmas Eve and all locks, a gift from a father worried about children in locked houses.
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Santa
Willy Nilly
Christopher Columbus
Christopher
Chim News
Santa Claus
Import peak likely passed on livestock and grain
Washington December 1 LTA official Gerald B Thorne predicted the peak of imports of livestock meats and grain had been passed but the total imports next year could rival this year. He said the high point on the import curve for these commodities had been reached and the trend was downward.
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Washington
LTA
Gerald B.thorne
The Tary Never Mind the Lady Wamismas
Terry Willett travels to Propiemuire to inspect a shipment delay for the engineerime project. He confronts a Portuguese attack on an American he believes is Tommy Speede, an oil acquaintance in need. Speede claims his mother begs him to return to the States.
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Terry Willett
Propiemuire
Palva
Alme
Colireo
Terry
Tommy Speede
Speede
States
Bitter Love Chapter Four in a Foreign City
Tommy Speede clings to Maria a native woman as Willett urges him home. Speede fears losing Maria and his child if he returns to the States, while Willett argues for restraint and duty. George Fox at the Legation Club contemplates the dull political social scene and a looming assignment.
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Tommy Speede
Maria
Speede
Terry
Staten
States
Willett
Miria
Fami
Capital
Terry Willett
Tommy
Matia
Tommy Spede
Pontecilles-deares
George Fox
American Foreign Service
State Department
Legation Club
Foxy
Dent
Our Times history volume The Twenties reviewed
A long review notes The Twenties by Sullivan as sixth Our Times volume. It covers 1920 25 with Harding Scopes trial Prohibition and era culture. Also discussed Mussolini biography by Seldes and other literary items and new children’s magazine Story Parade contributors.
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United States
America
Sullivan
Our Times
Harry Daugherty
Ohio
Warren Garding
White House
Harding
Wwe
Mr. Sullivan
Dempsey
Loeb
Leopold
Tex Guinan
Red Grange
Story Parade
Ernest Thompson
Walter de la Mare
Elizabeth Coatsworth
Louis Lenski
Charlie May Simon
Mazas
Hushes Mears
Ruby Warner
Ralph Henry Yarbour
Charles Finger
Rose Frleman
Wanda Gay
the Haders
Henry B. Lent
May McNeer
R. G. Montgomery
Edith M. Pateh
Katharine Pyle
Poerothi Rowe
James Stevens
P. L. Travers
Dew in April by John Clayton Kendall and Sharpe
The excerpt describes a risqué fiction where young lovers enter a cloistered nunnery and engage with novices between prayers and penance. Based on historical settings, the tale promises scandal and forbidden romance as its central conflict unfolds.
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John Clayton Kendall & Sharpe
Mystery Woman Reappears Across Hemisphere After Vanishing
A man recounts a missing woman who may be anywhere from Mexico City to Sao Paulo. He notes her mother mentioned she once bailed out in Hinsdale Illinois after landing on a golf course. Monday Fox then locates the girl, resolving the chase.
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Tache
George
Mexico City
Sao Paulo
Tuxedo Park
Hinsdale
Illinois
David Garth
Fox
Hows Your Health Obesity in Children and Adolescents
Dr. Iago Galdston edits a piece on pediatric obesity noting that many overweight children are robust and active, with puberty often correcting excess weight. Endocrine disorders, dietary habits, and emotional issues can contribute, especially in adolescent girls, requiring careful evaluation when indicated.
Flashes of Life in brief daily items across towns
AP items describe local scenes from Daurel Del to Minnesota’s WPA era. A town enforces a day’s work for voting age. a man buys a wife for a movie trade. education tests misname ships. miners recall old paving material. a 13 13 tie ends after two overtimes. a tavern duck is revealed as a goose. a Minneapolis club closes for attire then joins a CCC vaudeville tour.
Stand by Constitution Reed Will Vote GOP Nominee
Cedar Rapids Iowa December 14 Former Senator James A Reed of Missouri a longtime Democratic leader said if President Roosevelt is renominated he is prepared to vote for the Republican candidate provided that candidate pledges to stand by the constitution He declined to name any acceptable Republican candidate stating it is not his business to help the party choose a candidate
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Cedar Rapids
James A. Reed
Missouri
Roosevelt
Radio Programs Saturday Evening and Sunday Schedule
Radio listings show a dense, era style program slate with WDAF KMBC WREN WREN WD A E and KMBC hosting sports, music, news and variety hours from 6 pm Saturday through midnight. Multiple orchestras conduct themed sets in a packed schedule across stations.
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WDAF
KMBC
Wren—Morin
Stanley High
al Roth
Wren
Merry Maca
Gogo de Lys
KMHC
Tartler
WDA Opere
Kansas City
Edwin C. Hill
KMRC
Edward d'Anna
California Melodies
el Chico
SBC
KNBC
Richard Himber
Andre Kostelanetz
SAC Wren
Am Coh Pipe Club
Savoy Plaza Hotel
Howard Laily
Abe Lyman
Annie
Erbie Kay
Adie Luchin
Yeather
Linda Centtal
Philharmonic
Nko
Betty
Bob
KMAC
Thrills of
WDAE
Penthouse
Electron
WDAP
Sanderson and Crumit
Orck
Ray Perkins
Catholic Hour
Velvetone Muasc
Wren—Pilsudski
Gateway Liar's Club
Wren—Grand Hotel
KMNAC
Ediie Cantor
Irie Howard
Fendrik Willem van Looe
Merry
Nio- Row
Detroit
Wayne King
Setharker
Iick
Statre Wren
Tom Mix
Woab— Tak Armstrom
Gram Presiews
Totten
Howard Ely
Woaef
Ancele Ezra
Johnny Lewis
Ick Fidler
Timmie Allen
Easy Aces
Toake Carter
Jlammerstein
Music
Orch
Wren—Fibher Mctie
Molly
FAS Rmi
Seymour Simeon
KMEC
Paria
En—Greater Minstrels
Bio-Wpae
Crace Moore
G co—Kanic
Wayre King
Hon. H. Hoover
Cuckoo Hour
Sigmund Spaeth
Simeo Iron Masters
Amos
Andy
Torothy Lamour
Nongey
Myrt
Marge
WAB
WDAR
Ray Noble
Maxnolia
RTC
Dante Time
Fyrence Rand
Matha Gardiner
Wres— Shandon
Congress Hotel
Oirchestra
Poor Pa by Clasc de Callan
Daisy is on a wedding trip with her third husband. She shows a craze for collecting honeymoons and seems uninterested in changing husbands. Copyright 18% Publishers Syndicate.
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Clasc DE Callan
Daisy
Publishers Synticate
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