Clark Stark Feud Turns Open in Missouri Feasts
In Springfield Missouri Bennett Clark and Lloyd Stark clash as rival Jackson Day dinners play to patrons. U S senator and governor Clark attends with Truman while Stark plans a Greene County women’s club dinner with Aubrey Williams address. Clark misses due to illness in Washington.
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Springfield
Bennett Clark
Lloyd Stark
Pike County
Missouri
U. S
Ozarks
Clark
Harry S. Truman
Stark
Tom Connally
D-Tex
Tom Pendergast
Pendergast
Truman
Greene County Women’s Democratic Club
Greene County Democratic Central Committee
Aubrey Williams
National Youth Administration
Connally
Washington
Deaths and Funerals for Dan Dahlene in Lawrence
Dan Dahlene aged 62 died suddenly near his home at 714 Rhode Wesland street. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2 PM from Rumsey funeral home with Rev. Howard Koelb officiating. Burial will follow at Oak Hill cemetery. He was born August 12, 1877 in Alma Sweden and came to the United States in 1881. He previously ran a cafe and later worked in a plumbing business with his brother. He is survived by his wife, a daughter Helen, two sons Clarence and Louis, two grandchildren, eight brothers and a sister.
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Dan Dahlene
United States
Helen Dahlene
Clarence ‘Dahlene
Louis Dahlene
Lawrence
Andrew and
Emil ‘Dahlene
California
Oscar Dahene
Tuscaloosa, Ala
Edwardahlene
Chicago
August Dahlene
Herbert Cowan
Hutchinson
Mrs Maude Harbour 69 Dies. Rites Tuesday at 2
Mrs Maude B Harbour aged 69 died Saturday at her home 837 New Hampshire Street Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2 pm Rev J E Bowers and Rev Earl Harbour Osage City will officiate Burial in Oak Hill Cemetery She is survived by her husband Dr BE G L Harbour a sister Mrs Olive Keating of San Diego a sister in law Mrs Alice S Brockelsby of Lawrence and two nieces Earnestine Brockelsby of Lawrence and Mrs Ida Brooks of Los Angeles Cal
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Maude B. Harbour
Maude
B. Harbour
New Hampshire Street
Rumsey
J. E. Bowers
Earl Arbour
Osage City
Oak Hill Cemetery
Funeral services for Oscar Brune in Spring Hill
Oscar Brune died Friday morning. Funeral services from Rumsey funeral home were held this afternoon at 2 o clock. Burial followed in Oaklin cemetery.
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Oscar Brune
Spring Hill
Rumsey
Oaklin Cemetery
Goodland Attorney Joins Kansas Forestry Panel
Elmer E. Euwer of Goodland named to Kansas forestry fish and game commission to fill the unexpired term of Joseph H. Flora ending December 31, 1941. Flora died December 28 in Salina. Euwer becomes third district representative and one of three Republicans on the six member board, which operates on a bi partisan basis since 1939. Euwer is a Washburn College graduate of 1916. Moscow urges Russian youth to take up skiing for military value per Red Sport.
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Topeka
Elmer E. Euwer
Goodland
State Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Payne Ratner
Joseph H. Flora
Quinter
Flora
Salina
Bower
Washburn College
Crackers Answers on Classified Page Signers Question
A reader activity lists groups of male names and asks which person signed the Declaration of Independence. The page shows several options per group and highlights one correct signer in each set.
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Ethan
Allen
George
Washington
Robert
Morris
Robert E. Way
Roger Sherman
Miles Standish
Aaron Burr
William Hazelton
Daniel Boone
George Clark
Oliver
Wolcott
Alexander’ Hamilton
Hungary Italy plan defensive alliance amid Balkan tensions
Budapest reports Hungary and Italy agreed on a defensive alliance to resist possible German or Russian aggression. Csaky and Ciano sealed talks in Venice with Budapest to review the text, while Bucharest and Belgrade were cited in related diplomacy.
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Budapest
Hungary
Italy
Germany
Russia
Istvan Csaky
Galeazzo Ciano
Venice
Rome
Rom
Virginio Gayda
Balkans
Yugoslavia
Ciano
Rumania
Transylvania
Bucharest
Grigore Gafencu
Romania
Britain
France
Turkey
Dawes, Exposition Leader Rufus C. Dawes Dies at 72
Rufus C. Dawes president of Chicago's Century of Progress Exposition and brother of ex Vice President Charles G. Dawes died at his Evanston home at age 72 after a heart attack. Funeral plans were announced for Evanston Wednesday with burial in Marietta, Ohio.
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Chicago
Rufus C. Dawes
Charles G. Dawes
Dawes
Charles C. Dawes
Presbyterian Church
Evanston
Marietta, O
Unemployed Veterans to Meet County Officials Wednesday
Unemployed veterans on relief will meet with county commissioners at 1 30 o clock Wednesday afternoon to discuss relief measures. James Tooley, chairman of the committee for Unemployed veterans, announced the meeting today.
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James Tooley
Committee For
On Relief
Veterans On Relief
Four KU Graduates Find Teaching Jobs
Four University of Kansas graduates have secured positions in recent weeks. H. E. Chandler of the teachers' appointment bureau reports Mary E. Kinsey teaching fifth grade in Greensburg Kansas, home Wells. Donnis McDermond of Lawrence begins today teaching physical education for girls in Trenton New Jersey. Jacquita Coe of Council Grove starts teaching anatomy and English in Estancia, while Lester Kappleman of Lawrence began as supervisor in the state recreation program from a Topeka office.
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University of Kansas
H. E. Chandler
Teachers’ Appointment Bureau
Mary E. Kinsey
Greensburg
Kan
Wells
Donnis. McDermond
Lawrence
Trenton
Jacquita Coe
Council Grove
Estancia
Lester Kappleman
Topeka
Masonic Notice for January 8 Meeting
Lawrence badge No 6 4 F and AM will meet in stated communication Monday evening January 8 Visitors and sojourners cordially invited H Herbert Tuller W M W H Quakenbush
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H. Herbert Tuller
W. H. Quakenbush
British attempt to corner markets through trade treaties
London reports a British plan to dominate Germany's world markets by securing trade treaties with German customers. The strategy aims to protect neutrals' peace time trade while limiting Germany's overland and neutral dealings, with ongoing talks with Italy Sweden and others.
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London
Germany
Britain
Netherlands
Paul van Zeeland
America
Canadian
United States
Istanbul
France
Greece
Ministry of Economic Warfare
Foreign Office
Italy
Sweden
Spain
Norway
Denmark
Finland
Rumania
Balkan Countries
Quail Feed Initiative by Douglas County Sportsmen
The Douglas County Sportsmen's Club provides feed for quail and other wild birds during snow cover. Feed is stocked at Lawrence stores including Green Brothers Hardware and Ernst and Son. Members or Carl Teichgraeber will deliver feed. farmers are urged to supply sand for digestion and mix two pounds of sand per five pounds grain.
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Douglas County Sportsmen’s Club
Lawrence
Green Brothers Hardware
Lawrence Hardware
Ernst and Son Hardware
Rutter
Sportsmen’s Club
Carl Teichgraeber
Fred Kahn
Sportmen’s Club
KU and Missouri Debaters Set For Tomorrow Night
The Kansas and Missouri universities will clash over government ownership of railroads in a state topic debate tomorrow. KU will be represented by Leo Rhodes of Wichita and David Rice of Athol Kansas, with Perdue Graves of Topeka High as moderator. High school students from nearby towns are invited, and a panel discussion by KU economists James Pettee and Ross Robertson will follow for local high school speakers.
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Kansas
Missouri
Leo Rhodes
Wichita
David Rice
Athol
Kan
K. U
Perdue Graves
Topeka High School
Lawrence
K.U
James Qd. Pettee
Ross Robertson
Protest Overruled: Atchison County Grand Jury Formed
District Judge F Day overruled a protest by George Herzog regarding the drawing of an Atchison county grand jury. The panel was empaneled after arguments alleging fraud in the process. Herzog had circulated petitions to call a grand jury. It is the county's first grand jury in years.
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Atchison,Kan
Eprepee F. Day
Atchison County Grand Jury
George Herzog
County Taxpayers League
Judge Day
Herzog
Atchison County
Snow Sports Lift KU Campus Hilarity On Winter Hill
Snow plows clear campus streets as students swoosh on skis sleds and skates. Ski tracks form behind student housing while ice cleaning crews tackle Potterlake and a lively night scene features costumes and playful banter amid finals chatter.
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Altho
Potterlake
United States Plans Direct Aid to Finland in Finnish Crisis
Washington informs League of Nations it is directing direct talks with Finland on material and humanitarian aid. Secretary Hull directs the reply from Bern noting U S sympathy since outbreak of hostilities and ongoing Red Cross and private aid. The note says cooperation with Finnish agencies aims to avoid duplicating efforts while meeting needs reports.
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Washington
State Department
League of Nations
Finland
Hull
Berne
Switzerland
League
United States
American Red Cross
League Assembly
Men's Student Council May Aid Athletic Board
The Men's Student Council at the University plans to vote on a proposed appropriation from the activity reserve fund to partly cover the K U Athletic Association deficit. If approved, about 1800 dollars would come from the reserve fund, with a possible joint move by the Women's Self-Governing Association tomorrow night. The spring sports season could be hampered if the deficit remains unreduced. The fund is built from student activity ticket sales, 15 cents per student.
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K. U. Athletic Association
Athletic Board
Central Committee On Activities
Waugh to Exhibit Etchings at Memorial Union
Dr Frank A Waugh will exhibit etchings in the Memorial Union building under the botany department of K U from January 9 to 17. The artist known as the grand old man of landscape architecture retired last year from Massachusetts State College after a long teaching career. He was born in Wisconsin and grew up in Kansas, graduating from Kansas State College in 1891. He took up etching five years ago and studied with George Ennis in Eastport Maine.
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Frank A. Waugh
Memorial Union
Botany Department of
K. U
Waugh
Massachusetts State College
Wisconsin
Kansas
Kansas State College
George Ennis
Eastport
Fire Alarm at Connecticut Street House Causes Little Damage
An overheated chimney at 1013 Connecticut Street triggered a fire alarm at 12 30 this afternoon. Fire Chief Paul Ingels reported minimal damage. Saturday evening firefighters assisted at Leo Baker home near Number Six school in Wakarusa township while a chimney burned out.
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Connecticut Street
Paul Ingels
Leo Baker
Number Six School
Wakarusa Township
Federal Grand Jury Reconvenes in Liquor Transport Case
A Fort Smith Arkansas federal grand jury reconvenes after a 19 day recess to probe alleged transport of liquor from Arkansas into dry Oklahoma and Kansas. The inquiry began December 5 and agents of the enforcement division of the federal alcohol tax unit are again present for the resumed session.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Federal Alcohol Tax Unit
Tryouts Begin For Quality Street At Greenhall Little Theater
James Barrie’s Quality Street auditions were held at 2 30 this afternoon in the Little Theater Greenhall. Prof Robert Calderwood will direct the K U Dramatic Club production. Alexander Woollcott lectures Wednesday night and will be heard over station WDAF tomorrow night at 10 introducing H R Knickerbocker. Knickerbocker appears Feb 21 on the K U lecture course. Jan Chiapasso the university French pianist will give a recital January 15 for French war reliefs in Kansas City.
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James Barrie
Quality Street
K. U. Dramatic Club
Little Theater
Greenhall
Robert Calderwood
The
Department of Speech and Dramatic Arts
Alexander Woollcott
WDAF
H. .R. Knickerbocker
Knickerbocker
K. U
Jan Chiapasso
Kansas City
Firefighter injured as floor collapses in Topeka
Howard Hundley a Meriden farmer was seriously injured when the floor of his home gave way during a blaze. He was taken to a Topeka hospital for treatment.
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Topeka
Howard Hundley
Meriden
Fire Damages Wichita Tabernacle in Deep Freeze
Fire of undetermined origin caused $1,000 damage at the Gospel tabernacle in Wichita Kansas. Firemen faced sub zero cold hampering efforts to reach and control the blaze.
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Wichita Tabernacle
Wichita, Kan
Gospel Tabernacle
Divorce Granted by Judge Means in Hatcher Case
A divorce was granted Saturday by Judge Hugh Means to Russell Hatcher from Almira Grace Hatcher.
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Hugh Means
Russell Hatcher
Almira Grace Hatcher
Perkins buys back trucks at public sale in York
Fred Perkins, a government-defying battery manufacturer from York, Pa., purchased two trucks at public auction today to settle a $117.46 social security tax and penalty claim. He was the sole bidder and paid just enough to satisfy the government.
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York
Jani &Up
Fred Perkins
Uncle Sam
Perkins
Lawrence man travels to Chicago to review new designs
Heard in Lawrence Ralph Starling of Starling Furniture went to Chicago to spend a week at the National Furniture Mart display selecting designs and stock for the coming year. Hoke Simpson received a telegram about a 10 pound son born to Mr. and Mrs. Mandel of Brooklyn. Mrs Mandel is a University of Kansas graduate and former Columbia classmate.
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Ralph Starling
Starling Furniture Company
Chicago
National Furniture Mart
Hoke Simpson
Milton Mandel
Brooklyn
Mandel
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