Many See No Lure in White House
Washington reports that prominent Republican wives question life at the White House as roosevelt era speculation grows. Mrs Knox praises her husband’s service yet prefers a quiet domestic life. Mrs Borah and Mrs Vandenberg doubt moving to Pennsylvan ia Avenue, citing publicity and danger. Mrs Landon stays out of politics.
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Washington
White House
Timber Toran
Roosevelt
Frank Knox
William E. Borah
Arthur Vandenbere
L. J. Dickinson
Kansas
Alf Landon
Temperatures to hover in 30s across Kansas mid January
Topeka Jan 10 AP Temperatures will slip slightly and linger in the thirties tomorrow with readings near freezing in eastern Kansas and up to 40 in the west according to federal meteorologist D Flora. Snow cover will keep values lower especially in the east as warmer air arrives tonight western Kansas lows around 20 and eastern 25 to 28.
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Topeka
Altho
D. Flora
Kansas
Mercury
Flora
Montana
Canada
Winnipeg
Pulling Out Truck After Mud Creek Wreck
The Kenty Refrigerator Line transport truck wrecked at Mud Creek bridge Wednesday was salvaged by Lawrence Transfer for the Kenty company. The Chevrolet tractor pulled the trailer. both suffered severe damage. The trailer insulation tore. the eggs cargo was a total loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenty Refrigerator Line
Mud Creek Bridge
Lawrence Transfer Company
Kenty Company
Chevrolet
Test Your Knowledge Quiz From Classified Page
Seven questions printed for readers to answer on the classified page. Topics cover death of Calvin Coolidge Camille Jordan ethnology Suez Canal end seaport deciduous plants Puerto Rico capital Elia arch vendentive prevailing Afghan religion and the form of pure element radium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camille Jordan
Mediterranean
Suez Canal
Porto Rico
Elia
Afghanistan
University Symphony and Tau Sigma Dance Recital Draw Record Audience
A large indoor audience at the University Auditorium heard the University Symphony Orchestra under Director Euersteiner, assisted by Tau Sigma dancers directed by Elizabeth Dunkel. The program mixed four interpretative dances with orchestral works including Wagner The Flying Dutchman overture Cesar Franck Symphony in D minor and Grofe Mississippi Suite, and featured solos and group pieces with lighting by Millard Laing. The performance, praised for unity and execution, sparked calls to make the collaboration a yearly university program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
University Symphony Orchestra
Rl Euersteiner
Tau Sigma
Elizabeth Dunkel
Fine Arts
Wagner
Mississippi
Ferde Grofe
Father of
Waters
Huckelberry Finn
Euersteiner
Europe
Salzburg
Millard Laing
Robert Laing
Robert Gard
Norman Plummer
Harold Brown
Miss Dunkel
Virginia Walker
Barbara Goll
Mary Ellen Miller
Dorothy Lemon
Hilda Slentz
Alice Haldeman-Julius
Lucille Sharn
Jean Savage
Betty Ruth Smith
Ase
Martha Nurman
Helen Johnson
Catherine Holmes
Jane Allen
Anitra
Dorothy Garlinghouse
Bernice Burns
Betty Jane Heilman
Nellie O'Brien
Catherine Dunkel
Senate panel trims neutrality bill export ban section
Washington reports the senate foreign relations committee with Secretary Hull's approval eliminated from the administration neutrality bill the provision authorizing prohibition of exports used for war if omission would extend the war. The change narrows the bill's reach on embargoes amid debate over League of Nations sanctions. Also noted is a local church notice for First Baptist Church of North Lawrence Lincoln near Fourth Street with service times and sermon topics.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Hull
Administration
United States
League of Nations
First Baptist Church
North Lawrence Lincoln
Fourth Street
William Aa. Scott
Lucille Smith
Verna Anderson
A. A. HI
Holy Ghost
Roosevelt Talks On Farm Problem
President Roosevelt at his first farm discussion since the AAA’s death framed farming as a national issue and urged soil conservation and production control. He rejected export subsidies, warned they threaten soil fertility, warned of dust storms from unchecked wheat expansion, and urged national measures with thinking farmers to protect soil for the future.
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Washington
Roosevelt
AAA
Middle West
Supreme Court
Panhandle
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
South Dakota
North Dakota
Montana
Colorado
New Mexico
New England
New York
New Jersey
Former KU student James Leydig dies after appendectomy
James Franklin Leydig 21 former University of Kansas student and Pi Kappa Alpha member died yesterday at 7 am in a Newton hospital after an appendectomy. Funeral set for Saturday at 3:30 pm in Newton with several fraternity brothers planning to attend. he was married last spring to Naomi Robinson of Liberal and had joined Ku Ku club. A statewide VFW Pow Wow will be held in Topeka Sunday January 12 at Phillip Billard post with initiation by a top degree team, followed by a buffet lunch and entertainment. Ladies Auxiliaries will also meet and participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Franklin Leydig
University of Kansas
Pi Kappa Alpha
Newton
J. W. Leydig
Leydig
Naomi Robinson
Liberal
Alpha Delta Pi
Ku Ku Club
Topeka
Phillip Billard
Sixth
Jackson Streets
Whistling Mail Man Delights KU Students
A KU carrier entertains students with daily themed whistling, swapping tunes from Smoke Gets in Your Eyes to Home on the Range. Frivolities mix with campus updates as a green Ford V-8 bogs in snow and the Sophomore Hop beckons tonight with Buddy Fisher Orchestra. Coal use for January is projected at 1,400 tons as heat fuels campus buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Buddy Fisher
C. G. Bayles
K. U
Markham to Speak at Chamber Luncheon Tuesday
The first Chamber of Commerce luncheon for 1936 will be at the Eldridge Hotel Tuesday January 14 at 12 20. W T Markham state superintendent of public instruction will speak on The Kansas School situation and the Taxpayer.
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Chamber of Commerce
Eldridge
W. T. Markham
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Kansas
John Brand
Stage Hands Spread Dirt for Tobacco Road Opening
Stage hands rushed to prepare the Dickinson Theater as dirt is spread on the stage to simulate a Georgia sharecropper yard for Tobacco Road. The opening curtain is set for 3 30 PM with advance seat sales reported as good.
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Dickinson
Lester
Tobacco Road
Lawrence
Dickinson Theater
Georgia
Lake Association
Formal Opening for Schneider Brothers Ford Dealer
Schneider Brothers, new Ford dealer for Lawrence, will hold a formal opening tomorrow in the showroom and garage at 622 24 Massachusetts street. Various models of the 1986 Ford V8 and a Lincoln Zephyr will be on display with a Ford cutaway chassis explained by factory representatives and Streamlines Make Headlines films shown to visitors.
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Schneider Brothers
Ford
Lawrence
Massachusetts Street
Fred
Vern
H. B
Bonner Springs
B. Schneider
M. W. “Cotton” Goff
Clarence Douglas
Charles Barger
J. E. McCoy
Ford Motor Company
H. P. Smith
W. O. Ferris
Sgt Nes
Fund drive appoints sub chairs for Kansas and Oklahoma
Dr. Forrest C. Allen named sub chairmen for the Naismith fund drive week of February 9 to 15 in Kansas and Oklahoma. Hugh McDermott of Oklahoma, Elmer Holm of Washburn, and J B Miller of Tulsa named as coordinators for conferences. Other leaders include Vic Trusler, A B Mackie, E A Thomas, Lee Anderson, Gene Kemper, and Bus Ham as publicity contacts.
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Kansas
Oklahoma
Forrest C. Allen
National Basketball Coaches Association
Naismith
Berlin
Allen
Hugh McDermott
University of Oklahoma
Missouri Valley Conference
Elmer Holm
Washburn
J. B. Miller
Tulsa
Missouri Valley Schools
Central Conference
Vic Trusler
Emporia
A. B Mackie
Salina
Kansas High School Athletic Association
E. A. Thomas
Topeka
Oklahoma High School Athletic Association
Lee Anderson
Oklahoma City
Gene Kemper
Topeka Daily Capital
Bus Ham
Daily Oklahoman
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence Area
Obituaries list Nathan Powell died at 2 10 AM at 853 Elm Street. Survived by two daughters Clara Simpson Lawrence and Wilmer Martin Los Angeles, one son Orville Powell Lawrence, other relatives and a grandchild. Funeral Monday 2 30 PM at St James AME Church, Rev Ross. burial Maple Grove. Also Pearl Burke of Lawrence died at Bartlett Kansas, heart trouble. funeral Monday 9 AM at St John's Catholic Church. burial Catholic Cemetery. surviving son Harold Burke and three daughters. Mrs Frank M Butcher died at home 922 Pennsylvania. funeral service held in Funk Chapel. burial Oak Hill.
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Nathan Powell
Elm Street
Clara Simpson
Lawrence
Wilmer Martin
Los Angeles
Calif
Orville Powell
St. James A. M. E
Ross
Maple Grove Cemetery
Pearl Burke
Bartlett
Kaw
St. John's Catholic Church
Harold Burke
J. J. Siddall
Kansas City
Kan
H. B. Krueger
Eureka
K Butler
Julia Reece
William Burns
Oklahoma City
Frank M. Butcher
Pennsylvania Street
Funk Chapel
Charles A. Puls
Oak Hill Cemetery
Hunger march planned by Kenneth Born group
Kenneth Born of Osage City, KU philosophy student, chairs the Direct Action committee of United Action Kansas planning a hunger march on the state house in Topeka February 8. The aim is to unite unemployed and poor farmers for a shared program including WPA jobs, cash relief, farmer relief, and interest-free loans, with eight additional points. Sponsored by KU Liberal Club and Townsend Clubs among others. Also notes Born's KU roles and court terms set to end January 18, and a divorce suit Elizabeth Spearman vs Curtis Spearman in district court.
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Kenneth Born
Osage City
University of Kansas
Direct
United Action Committee of Kansas
State House
Toneka
United Action Committee
Born
Dorn
Kansas University Liberal Club
Townsend Clubs
K. U. Men’s
M.s.c-W.s.g.a
Liberal Club
I Dream Too Much Debuts Lily Pons at Granada
Lily Pons, famed Metropolitan Opera coloratura, stars in I Dream Too Much shown at Granada Sunday. The world renowned singer performs two operatic arias and four Jerome Kern songs, dances, and acts as a petite French wife who rebels against fame.
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Grant
Lily Pons
Granada
Miss Pons
Metropolitan Opera
Jerome Kern
Armstrongs visit families and attend Presbyterian talk
Mr and Mrs A F Armstrong of Chico California visit Mr and Mrs Roger Stanley and family near Eudora. Rev and Mrs T H Astman head to Kansas City Monday to hear Dr Vance moderator of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian church at the Ambassador hotel. They will attend a dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Paul Campbell in Kansas City Kansas.
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A. F. Armstrong
Chico
Cal
Roger Stanley
Eudora
T. H. Astman
Kansas City
Dr. Vance
General Assembly of
The
Presbyterian Church
Ambassador Hotel
Paul Campbell
Kan
Condition Is Critical Adolph Lotz in Eudora
Adolph Lotz of Eudora remains in critical condition after a paralytic stroke Wednesday night. The 70 plus year old has not regained consciousness since the attack and is hospitalized for treatment and observation.
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Adolph Lotz
Eudora
Lotz
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Les
Calvin Coolidge
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K. U. Symphony
Mississippi Drive
Greenhall
Lone Star Lake Association
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Court House
L. H. Menger
Homer Rogers
Geraldine Cobler
Glen O. Butler
Alice Glidewell
Earl R. Spidle
Rose Ada Rosine
Bethel, Kan
Naismith Fund Campaign
United Action Organization
Hugh Means
District Court
Elizabeth Spearman
Curtis Spearman
Funk's
Funk’s
T. G. Fitch
Mosford & Arnold
Mass. Pr
WaroRre
Schneider Bros
Iron Works
Acetylene
Best
Evans Auto Supply
W. A. Eudaly Garage
Willard
McGrew-Peck Investment CO
Dad
Hosford Inc. Co
Mass. St
Tom
Howdy
Logan-Moore Lumber CO
Mass
Madeline’s
Madeline Marts
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