Abstain From Evil and Debt Relief in Kansas News
A mixed Kansas City area digest notes 1 Thessalonians guidance while praising debt relief in Kansas municipalities, reporting a drop from 145 million to 373 828 58 in 19 months and a 16 million dollar net debt reduction, with cautions on relief funding. It mentions Tulsa sealskin stories, Tulsa trial venue shift to Pawnee, and rail speed debates as cultural commentary.
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Kansas
Tulsa
Pawnee
New York City
Flemington
Dark horses in Kansas city council candidacies emerge
Real estate driven by law requiring councilmen to be property owners fuels talk of many candidates in two declared runs for city office. Filing closes Friday, with a looming shortage of $150,000 in government funds threatening Kansas schools and potentially 300 to 400 teacher layoffs statewide.
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Altho
Kansas
End of term worries school funding and red menace debate
State Superintendent Markham warns of potential school closures absent federal aid, with Douglas county spared. Western Kansas drought strains tax income as levies lag. A congressional report confirms communist agents flooding the country with propaganda, while Nazis push their own control ideas, framing American governance as a middle path under attack from both sides.
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Markham
Douglas County
Kanana
Haskell Indiana to Get Caldwell as Coach Next Year
Old Home Town Hill Caldwell reports promising hire for Haskell Indiana football. Contract unsigned but pledge from Hankell Bill Caldwell signals planned leadership for coming season. Faculty moves include Miss Lole Glenn named Kansas City music department head. Local weddings and social events detailed with family ties and travel plans. Norman Duncan visits Lawrence. Katharine Oliver to read from Dr Luke of Labrador at Fraser Hall tonight.
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Hill Caldwell
Hankell
Bill Caldwell
University of Kansas
Haskell Indiana
Whive
Lole Glenn
Kansas City
Margell
Stuss Eddy
Gertrude Elizabeth Russ
Dick Lee Allen Eddy
Bolt
Nevinin Pickens
Birdie Atwood
Springfield
Wm. Russ
Root
Jody
Hey
Lawrence
Brock-Dryden
Mellie Brock
Franklin Morton Dryden
Mrv
J. S. Brock
C. ©. Brown
The
Baptist Church
Rata Hill
Osie Hughes
Annie Laurie
Dr. Luke of
Labrador
Fraser Hall
Ice crossing accident near railroad bridge reported
Forty years ago on a Monday in February, Frank McGratte broke through the river ice while crossing near the railroad bridge and received a thorough wetting. L. H. Corse traveled to Kansas City to take charge of the real estate matter.
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Frank McGratte
L. H. Corse
Kansas City
University party disrupted by juniors and mischief
The senior class at the University held a party in Library Hall last night with most members present. A few juniors attempted to spoil the event by emitting disruptive acts and damaging state property. Will Ponfield is moving to Halve City Idaho to take a publisher position. A skating party of about a dozen youths and companions drifted along the river, removed their supervision, and later rowed home.
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Anna Hawk
Chileno
Vera’ Brady
Pittsburgh
Loyal Crawford
Mia
A. Henley
Warren Henley
Arthur Henley
Hoxford-Forrester Avery
O'Elocks
Nadine, Hosford
Ro I L. Forrester
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Pueblo
Colo
Wolfe
Methodist Church
Pueblo High School
Library Hall
Will Ponfield Toures
Halve City
Idaho
Eably
Hume
Kansas News Briefs Contested junior college champs named
Emporia Miss Beamineman and Miss Gayle Johnson claimed the Kansas junior college conference title by defeating Clark Owen and Howard Ballew of El Dorado in the finals at the College of Emporia on Saturday night. Leavenworth A L Bakers former Fort Worth banker was released after about four years of a 10 year federal sentence for misapplication totaling over 1.9 million dollars. Coffeyville Ben Chateau 45 a laborer died unexpectedly at work in the Sinclair refinery. Eureka authorities investigate the death of Jack Burris 56 whose body was found in the river near town after a month missing. The body was found by Harley Culler superintendent of the Eureka water works.
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Emporia
Beamineman
Gayle Johnson
Kansas
Clark Owen
Howard Ballew
el Dorado
College of Emporis
Leavenworth
A. L
Baker
Coffeyville
Ben Chateau
Sinclair
Eureka
Jack Burris
al River
Burris
Harley Culler
Superi
Rureka Water Works
Navy eyes Macon disaster and congressional probe
A Washington Daybook note argues the Macon disaster may spark a new congressional inquiry into the navy's handling of airship incidents. Unlike Akron, more survivors offer firsthand accounts, potentially shaping future investigations and the fate of Shenandoah class ships.
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Macon
Sirovich
New You
House Patents Committee
Navy
Ita Light
Akron
Congress
Stort Navy
Pacific
Ketchum is not to run for third term as Topeka mayor
Topeka mayor Omar O B Ketchum, the Democratic gubernatorial nominee last year, announced he will not seek a third term in the spring election. He has been linked with possible runs for governor or U S senator but offered no concrete plans. Ketchum previously worked as a printer for a Topeka newspaper.
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Topeka
Omar
Ketchum
United States
Tom
Ketchun
Montana Kid and Rubrigs Capture at the Fort
Mateo Rubrig is captured after a fierce escape through a doorway as soldiers rush the fort. Major Luis Alvarez leads the pursuit and retrieves a jade eye treasure, including a gold arc with five emeralds, found near the Church of Our Lady. The general contemplates swift punishment while weighing the treasure against orders.
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Amile
Rubyn
Luis Lapags
Rabriz
Porter
Moi
Mitch
Rubviz
Kursaloa
Rudiris
Rubiz
Mateo Rubrig
Mateo Rubria
Mateo Balfast
Luis. Alvarez
Mateo Rubriz
Emiliano
Estrada
Church of Our Lady
Alvarez
Tubriz
Church of Our Lady of Guadaloupe
el Reed
Visitor Surprises Willy Nilly and Friends in Story
Mary Graham Borner narrates a whimsical scene where the small character Willy Nilly and his animal companions greet a visitor. The playful tale unfolds with lighthearted curiosity as friends react with surprise to the unexpected guest.
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Mary Graham Borner
Willy Nilly
The Lamb's Story at Puddle Muddles' Door
A frightened lamb seeks shelter at the Puddle Muddles on a wintry night. Willy Nilly and Christopher Columbus Crow offer warmth and milk, while the group debates admitting the lonely animal. The lamb hopes for safety and a kind welcome inside.
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Willy Nilly
Christopher Columbua
Christopher
Edged for the Meow York Academy of Medicine By DR IAGO GALDSTON
Discussion on beer as a dietary beverage notes its caloric value and nutritional components. It outlines beer's energy from alcohol and extracts, compares calories to wine and spirits, and suggests using light beer to aid undernourished diets with caution for weight.
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York Academy of Medicine
Iago Galdston
Flashes of Life From the Associated Press
In Monroe Louisiana crowds seeking city jobs swarm the streets to show a newspaper advertisement claiming a labor shortage justifying more paid street workers. A closer look exposes the ad as a Fifteen Years Ago piece. In Vincennes Indiana police curb signs mark zones with a four dollar parking charge for violators.
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Associated Press
Monroe
Vincennes
Thomas Martin
And Ten And Out fight on the Pacific cock show
A seagull named Rusty defeats the rooster on the steamer San Julian’s deck in a notable contest. The gull, judged best on the Pacific, halted one of Rusty’s charges, sending the battling cock overboard as the crew watched.
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Portland
Ore
Rusty
San Julian
Pacific
Challenger
Joe Hens
Frontiers Tense as Italy Reinforces Austrian Border Posts
Reports from Tansbruck and Brenner Pass say Italy is reinforcing frontier garrisons amid troop movements near the Austrian border. A government spokesman in Rome asserts Italy does not intend to weaken its defense, as other global notes briefly touch on Antarctic expeditions and a failed non-stop flight attempt from Istres to Buenos Aires.
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Associated Press
Tansbruck
Austria
Taly
Brenner Pass
Rome
Tealy Ad
Br ‘Thomis
Poulter
Helen Gray
Porto Praia
Cape Verio Vata
Patti- Codon
Muauries Rosas
Miers
Istres
France
Buenos Aires
Naples
Italy
Atring
Finders Keepers Rule Governs Baltimore Treasure Find
In Baltimore on February 16 a judge ruled that two 16 year old boys, Theodore Jones and Henry Grob, who dug up a gold hoard from a cellar treasure crewe belong to the finders. The coins valued around 28000 dollars, dated mostly before 1858, with several as early as 1881. The court awarded the fortune to the youths after determining the original owner had abandoned the site and is now unknown.
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Baltimore
Gene O'Dunne
Theodore Jones
Henry Grob
Pin Durky
Hénry
Tig
Fortuna
Theodlare Ch Mei
Henry
Judge O'Dunne
Jones
Grob
O'Dunne
Illand
Juden
Fertility breakthrough claimed by Steinach reports
Vienna reports Eugene Steinach has developed a chemical called proygon or progyonins that purportedly extends fertility in cattle beyond normal limits and could allow human application. The substance, described as artificially produced hormones, is said to be usable by both sexes, with full scientific explanation promised later.
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Vienna
Vienna Montags Zeitung
Eugene Stemnach
Switzerland
Steinach
Baby Born In Transit After Bus Ride To Salina
An overland bus and an ambulance raced to win a new arrival for Mrs. P. F. Billinger traveling with her husband from Tribune to Ogden. A son was born to her immediately upon arrival at a hospital in Salina.
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Stork
Salina
Kan
P. F. Billinger
Tribune
Ogden
Na Hospital
Radio Programs Monday Evening February 18 Listings
A dense list of radio programs and stations for Monday evening February 18, with show names, hosts, and times. Mentions WREN KMBC WOAFSUnete KMBC-Ugake Carter and several orchestras, broadcasts, weather forecast, crime cludes, and other segments across multiple stations.
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Sotlow
Wren
Ipa
Bible Sehants
Jammy Allen
Tack Rogers
Davis
B. Shain
Kuake Carter
Wren— Dangerous Varactive
Woafsunete
Erna
Wrene Tag Garler
Kshard Hinther
Orch
Kmbc
Edwin OC
Wormac
Rafe ‘Smith
REN Caceltes Carnival
Voice of Firestone
Lucretia Lori
fides Kox _ telantsa
Relue
Princess Parlayers
Earbach Musicate
DSV
WIAF
Robert Galleri
Andy i Coleman
Arnheim
Ovk
Jack Verny Orch
Oref Weitnaks
Raul Wre
Ugake Carter
SMAC
Whabaathiluip Maris
Wayne King
Kaun Abe Lyons
Tibet
B.wewre
Nera Moore
Ayers
Jaune
Cleveland Orcherttar
Armin
Stanley Ua
Icine Myre
Maries Oas
Rumpatiee
Bish
Gomis
Lyman
Pos Spork
KM Johny
Marlalt Orchestea
Toastreich Casita’ Orchester
Knapp
WRENS
Eredttie Berren
Eredttie Berren Cunrchestras
I Congress Hotel
EESO
AW Ritien
Hamilton
Orchee
KMRC
Leon Navarra
Woak—Datel
Whitehall Orchestrae
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