Luxurious Union Boss Maloy Aiding Death and Scandals
Chicago reports on the death of Thomas E. Maloy, a Motion Picture Operators Union czar, amid lavish spending and suspected income tax evasion. Investigators detail improper gains including salaries, theater profits, and perks like a Europe tour, a $4,000 bathroom, and a $5,000 bar. Ralph O'Hara is among successors named by the union executive committee.
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Chicago
Thomas’ E. Maloy
Europe
Maloy
Itema Federal
Schristms
Walon
Watsé
Union
Ralph O'Hara
Will Speak Sunday at First Methodist Church
Dr Frank Herron Smith supervisor of the Pacific Japanese Mission will preach at First Methodist Church in Lawrence in morning 10 50 oclock sermon Reality in Religion and at 730 pm on Mother America and Her Oriental Children Smith a Kansas University graduate helped by the church since 1926 oversees the western half of the United States his work includes half of Christian work for Japanese in the United States and his daughter Eloise is in Beoul Korea.
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Frank Herron Smith
Pacific
Berkeley
Calif
Smith
America
Kansas University
Lawrence
First Methodist Church
Ince
J. Smith
Home Mission Board
Methodist Episcopal Church
Pacific Coast
United States
Seven of Nese lebenT questions tested in classified men items
A fragmented reader asks seven trivia prompts ranging from the Wall Street panic of 1869 linked to Fisk and Gould to questions about Congo Free State colonial ownership, Uncle Tom’s Cabin author, and a strait between Washington and Vancouver Island. The notice also mentions Fischer’s 1921 peacock shoe display and a 1955 style shoe ad.
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Fisk and Gould
Congo Froea
Benjamin- Paowell
U.S
Avery
Claud
A. Swangon
William
Uncle Toma
Washington
Vancouver Island
Lord Daria
Jayhawks and campus life spark fan mail and mischief
University of Kansas notes a surge of fan mail for coeds and student leaders fueling national attention. Mary Lou Bagby and Joan Jankowsky top polls as alluring coeds while Beta Theta Pi faces a miscue over a tire yard raid. Coach Allphin laments missing a diver and Tom Ryan’s postponed senior piano recital due to an earlier fall.
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University of Kansas
Spo
Veggy" Perkins
Lawrence
Jessamine Jackson
Jay Janes
Delta Upsilon
Mr. Farley
Post Office
Tom Ryu
Ting
Ryan
Kansas House approves budget near prior funding for seven institutions
Topeka February 8 the house ways and means committee proposed a 2,739,400 dollar appropriation for seven state charitable institutions for the coming biennium. The figure remains close to the prior budget of 2,736,800 and below the two year ago level of 2,757,000. Modest shifts were made, cutting Parsons hospital by 20,000 while boosting Atchison Orphans' Home budgets for salaries and maintenance, adding funds for repairs and school use. The bill also includes 13,000 for a boiler at Winfield Training School and 26,000 for renovations at the Orphans' Home.
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Topeka
House Ways and Means
Parsons Hospital
Atchison
Winfield
Orphany
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence and Clinton Areas
Marion Petefish aged 74 died at his home southwest of Lawrence. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Rosetta Falls, 50, died at home 780 Walnut, services Saturday at 2 30 PM at First Baptist North Lawrence with Rev Svott and Rev Knight, burial Maple Grove cemetery. Marion R Petefish, 75, died at noon today five miles west of Clinton. funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Marion Petefish
Marion, Petefish
Lawrence
Rosetta Falls
Walnut Street
First Baptist Church of
North Lawrence
W. A. Svott
M. C. Knight
St. Luke's A.M. E
Maple Grove Cemetery
Marion R. Petefish
Clinton
Accidents on Highway South of Lansing Cause Delays
A morning accident four miles south of Lansing Kansas tied traffic for an hour as several cars and a truck skidded off icy pavement into a ditch. Joe Rice of Kansas City suffered a leg injury. his truck was badly damaged. State highway trucks spread sand to clear the road.
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Lansing
Kan
Here
Joe Rice
Kansas City
State Highway Department
Heard in Lawrence Weather Baffles Residents
The gas office thermometer fluctuated barely in 24 hours and within 64 hours. Max 32 degrees and min 29 degrees, with the low recorded Wednesday morning. A Lawrence two year old learned to say watch as he mimicked ticking to attract his father's attention last evening.
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A.lawrence
Snow Falls Across Rockies Including Denver and Colorado Springs
A Rocky Mountain storm blankets about half the region with snow. Palmer Lake reports five inches, Colorado Springs watershed four inches, and Grand Junction records 0.16 inch of precipitation. In Missouri, E Fountannah, 61, head of Springfield Gas and Electric, was killed in a highway crash near Lone Jack. his son J Howard Hannah, 35, injured when their ice skidding car left the road.
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Denver
Colo
Rocky Mountains
Palmer Lake
Here
Colorado. Springs
Grand Junction
Kansas City
E. Fount Ifannah
Springfield , Gas, and Electric ,Company
Springfield
J. Howard Hanneh
Lone Jack
CAPTAINS CREEK Death notices and family updates
Friends of the Levi Danda family learned of Mrs. Danda s death after lingering illness Tuesday morning. The text also notes church attendance by various locals, student absences for illness, and several name-dropped family visits and illnesses, including Mrs Carl Steed and Miss Tuellie Gabriel with Philip and Gabriel parents.
Defense rests in Hauptmann case on eve of verdict
Trial coverage centers on defense witnesses disputing the state’s key ladder and attic floor evidence. Attorneys call witnesses to challenge the ladder’s origin and the attic board, while Hauptmann sits with his lawyers as court debates the fate of the Lindbergh kidnapping case.
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Hauptmann
John JF
Jassie) Condon
Bronx
Dunellen
N. J
Breevert
Bolowne
Onghiver
Poller Boenvae
Charley A. Lindbargh, Jr
Alain
Bolmer
A. Carpenter
Fwald Miehike
Lindenhurst
N. Y
de Bisschop
North Carolina
Bolmec
Hopewell
Isador Fisch
David T. Wilentz
General trade gains signal yearlong revival across sectors
New York Feb 8 AP The year opening trade gains show a broad revival across branches after a weather dip, with production and distribution steady and payrolls rising. Spring trade volume is projected 10 to 25 percent above 1934, despite Easter shifting. Dim & Bradstreet’s barometer for early February sits at 79.6, up 1.72 percent from last year. Alabama baseball Battery spotlight features Leo Rogers as pitcher and Ron McLeod as catcher on the cage squad.
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New York
Alea
Dun & Bradstreet
Weekly Trade Review
Dim & Bradstreet
Hattery
University
Ala
Alabama Baseball Battery
Leo Rogers
Ron McLeod
Escorted visits and weddings mark extended Midwest trip
Bracketts Ernest Kasold and daughter Alice Adeline returned from a 4500 mile two week automobile trip visiting relatives in Los Angeles Phoenix Gallup and Los Angeles again. Local gatherings included a party for Mr and Mrs Lee Colman and a surprise Recrea tion Club event. Separately Tom Daniels wed a St Louis girl and will live in Los Angeles.
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Ernest Kasold
Alice Adeline
Los Angeles
Cal
E. A. Kasold
Vernon BE
Howel
Edmund Kasold
Phoenix
Ariz
Robert G. Renold and Son
Gallup
N. My
No. 6
Chamney
Lee Colman
Ee Block
Los. Angeles
Malock
Los. Geles
Wilbur
George Jegrier
Tom Daniels
St. Louis
J. ¥. Bolton
Kansas City
Harlan. Roberts
Dorothy Ann
Lawrence
CC. Winn
Robert Ridley
Daniel Kirby
Ralph Kirby
Donna Rae
Aubrey Books
Alan Kirby
B. H. Pilcher
Wichita
Pauline Richards
Esther
Helen Heck
Midland
Milton Diehl
Blakely
R. W. Yeoman
Bochle
Pleasant Grove
Paul Kasold
Eugene Kiefer
Recreation Club
Arnold Fralick
Joan
John Ulm
Carolina Minstrels
E. Daniels
Beltz
Marion Barlow
Zack Taylor
Roanoke
Colorado
E. E. Kiefor
Local Notices and Visits Across Glenn and Vicinity
Mrs Nettie Glenn and son Billy Arlette Fulton and Arthur Richards visited the CCC camp at Lone Star and nearby sites East Damm of Stull spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Henry Dam and Mae Jean Walter helps with federal census work in Lecompton Mr and Mrs G M Dathmaier and family hosted dinner Plans for Willing Workers Club meeting at Mrs Svoboda home postponed due to Mrs Svoboda death in Chicago Mary Orcutt and Eugene visit Mrs Watts Joel Franch bedridden with influenza School work resumed in Glenn Monday morning
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Nettie Glenn
Billie
Arlette Fulton
Arthur Richards
CCC
Lone Star
Baldwin
Damm
Stull
Henry Dam
Mae Jean
Frank Walter
Lecompton Oumnshie
Mra
G. M. Dathmaier
Sanday
Mec
Mex
John Matney
Willing Workers Club
Florence Svoboda
Svoboda
Chi- U
Mary Orcutt
Eugene
Topeka
Orcutt
Vacation Notice Amid Teacher and Pupil Absence
A fragment notes a week’s vacation due to the loss of both teacher and pupil. Marion Morris of Topeka is identified as a new pupil. The readable text is incomplete but suggests school disruption and enrollment detail.
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Marion Morris
Topekiyin
Local Baldwin Community Notices Highlight Social visits and Activities
Over the weekend and past week Baldwin residents were seen with neighbors and relatives. Mr and Mrs Webb Fenton of Baldwin visited with Mr and Mrs Art Chaney and Mr and Mrs John Rockhold to see their daughter in law Loyd Rockfae who had been hospitalized for burns. The Carl Deay family enjoyed a hot car while Mrs Florence Fowler and daughter spent Sunday with her parents. The Mills and Sturdy families were active in calling, church events, and school activities. Daniel Craig's grandson Charles Craig stayed with grandparents in Lawrence, while Helen Chaney recuperated near Baldwin. A range of school meetings, quilt making, educational papers, and church events filled the week.
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Miaren Winifred
Agnes Stevena
Webb Fenton
Baldwin
Mra
Art Chaney
John Rockhold
Lawrence
Loyd Rockfae
Memorial Hospital
Carl Deay
Tie Anderson
Florence Fowler
John Fower
Leator Craig
Sam Sturdy
Jena “Miller
Millera
Coal Crack
Claude Davault
Gaughter
Eens Keni
Andrew Sturdy
Home Folks
Ruth Randel
Ed Rockhold
Eleanor Jones
Ladies Aid Society
Homse
Mre
Sacha Stevens
Ola Robertani
Everett Craig
George Sturdy
Helen Chaney
Mary King
Marlin Nichols
Herman Smith
Margaret
Alice Stanwix
Tonganoxie
Dent Six
Vinland -Ruralegh School
Douglas County
Aimina Laughlin
Hoskinson
Yon
Ella Miskimen
Clara Hoskinson
Fanny Karnes
H.R. Husted
Baldvwin
Chauncey
Gorsage
Harmony School
Fisher
Community Notes From Furley and Nearby Towns
Evening Star reports multiple local happenings. Visits for funerals in Furley. Mrs Cook and others attend Wm Heiser's service. Buddie Wilson ill with pneumonia but improving. Sunday dinners hosted by Kurtz and Bernitz families with neighbors from Kaw Valley Hesper and DeSoto. Edelbrock attends Nineteen Hundred and Now club. club to mark twentieth anniversary Feb 15 at Mrs AdamAL’s home. Methodist Ladies host monthly meeting. February 13 luncheon and George Washington dinner planned. Birthday celebrations for Lelia Mae Bernitz and Garnet Barts cited among social rounds.
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Fred Grandberger
Kansas City
Wm. Borger
Mary Coook
Lizzie Hoover
Eula Reusch
Furley
Wm. Heiser
Buddie
Glen Wilson
Walter Wilson
Yescer i
Mra
Lewie Hadl
Margaret
Bobble
Kaw Valley
Carl Kurts
Hesper
Taul Hadl
Pearl Smoots
Barnitz
Lolin Mac
Frank Bernita
Bee
Ald
Mattia
George Washington
Misa Nee. Elsele
Barts
Bane
Garnet
Ben Barts
Redes
Gideon Nels
Vernon Sarah
Floyd Broora
Mra. Ohler
Clearfield
Mpatiedd
Bratiogueocs
Strobel
Market News Chicago Grain and Livestock Rally Boosts Prices
Chicago markets showed strength as corn and wheat futures rose, driven by tight corn supplies and demand. Cattle and hog prices advanced with steady to higher quotes, Kansas City reports noted, while government bonds moved mixed and the Chicago potato market remained steady as on track demand eased.
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Chicago
United States
Kanaan
Kannon City
Dirk
Cort
USDA
U. S
Market and livestock notes from Kansas City and Wall Street
The report covers the Kansas City Livestock Exchange marking cattle and sheep activity, Butter and creamery products pricing, and Wall Street movement led by industrials with a firmer close. It notes gains in New York trading, a calmer rail outlook, and a strong January auto output forecast by the Automotive Manufacturers Association.
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Kansae City
Vanaas City
Kansas City
Broilers
Wall Street
New York
Eatin Nl
Trans Fara
Arally
Himness
Ruby Her
Melntyra Porcupine
Dome
U. BR
Stralting
Seara-Roalarek
Monteay
Ward
J. Penney
Stantyed
Olla
New Jersey
California
American Telephone
Lingst
Automobio Manufacturers’ Association
Jantary Motor Rar
Thore
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the Legion's Medal
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T. J. Sweeny
Denis Shety
Farley
Allphin
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Beta Theta Pi
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Rob Stoland
Tom Robinson
Mark Dodge
Topeka Daily Capital
Kansas
House of Representatives
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K. U
Alphin
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P George Marshall
Sigma Nu
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Mt. Oread
Bill Ramey
Sig Alph
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Captains Creek
Levi Danda
Danda
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Kangna City
Tom Broadhyrst
Vernon Aue
Miasea Fern
Vernay Andrew
Ranage City
Eleanor Townley
Veairis Center
Felands
Puesta
Iin
Philip Gabriel and
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Charles J. de Bisschop
Waterbury, Conn
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Glenn and Vicinity
All Glenn
Nela
Kohler
Ruth Douglas
DeSotoyanebey
Vening Tar
L. Kindred
Attenia
Ivan
Jim. McCabria
Eudora
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Mme. Arleta
Methodist
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Bernits
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Evening Star
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Feb
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Liberty
Treasury
Hanvae City
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Dickinson Theatre
Granada
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