Three Freshman Colleges Open Monday Under WPA Support
Three freshman colleges will open Monday sponsored by the WPA under the University of Kansas extension division. Locations include Atchison Leavenworth and Horton with four to six classes each for five months. Instructors include Charles E. Peck Jennie Faidley Mary Ruth Pash Vera T Bolton and Geraldine Remhart.
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Atchison, Leavenworth
Horton
H. G. Ingham
University of Kansas Extension
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Blue Rapids
Frankfort
Marysville
Sabetha
Holton
Atchison
United States
Charles E. Peck
Jennie Faidley
Leavenworth
Mary Ruth Pash
Geraldine Remmart
Vera T. Bolton
Kansas
University
Lawrence Junior High Defeats Holton 39 6
Lawrence Junior High routed Holton 39 to 6 in a contest played at Holton yesterday. Lawrence led 13 to 3 at the half and extended its momentum in the second period.
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Holton
Lawrence
Drivers Endanger Fire Crews as Hose Hit On Street
Fire Chief Faul Ingels and Chief of Police Will Johns warned Lawrencians about a rising problem of motorists following fire apparatus to blazes. An ordinance bans driving within 600 feet of fighting fires, with enforcement to begin immediately after reports of cars driving over the hose at a Locust street garage fire, where a Model A roadster and the garage were destroyed.
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Will Johns
Lawrence
Johns
J Gil
Walter Carlson
Test Your Knowledge From Classified Page
Fragmented questions from a classified page asking about historical topics such as guillotine use in France the origin of movable type the location of the Juan Fernandez Islands and American estates linked to George Washington plus various general knowledge queries across geography science and language.
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Jean Jouvenet
Charles Evans Hughes
Juan Fernandez Islands
England
George Washington
United States
New Delhi
Kansas Faces AAA Invalidation Supreme Court Shock
Topeka reports prime news as the Supreme Court invalidates the AAA. Gov. Alf Landon urges calm and contract payment plans while factions split on the decision. Snow and farm week activities brighten rural mood amid debates on agricultural policy and political futures.
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Farmers Union
Sumner County Farm Bureau
Reprieve Plea Heard as Hauptmann Case Moves Forward
The court hears arguments for clemency from Bruno Hauptmann amid prison conditions and new affidavits. Governor Hoffman signals concern over sole culpability and cites key exhibits including the Lindbergh kidnapping ladder. Police officials and prosecutors brief the governor on evidence, with defense hints suggesting a strategy shift.
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Court of Mercy
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Hunterdon County
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Unty
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Del
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Deaths and Funerals Miss Jessie Donohue and John Adair
Miss Jessie Donohue longtime Puelo Colorado teacher dies after a prolonged illness. Surviving relatives include her mother two sisters and two brothers. John L Adair age 61 dies at home 210 Lincoln Street North Lawrence leaving three sisters and two brothers. Funeral arrangements not yet completed.
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San Diego
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Lincoln Street
North Lawrence
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Addie Reynolds
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Walter Adair
Junction City
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Tobacco Road in Tulsa Cancelled After Protest
Tulsa performance of Tobacco Road was cancelled today after a protest by the Tulsa ministerial alliance. The committee led by Rev. A. P. Carmerson labeled the play indecent and urged actor Robert Boice Carson to cancel the engagement.
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Boxing Roundup From Multiple Cities By Associated Press
The report lists numerous boxing results with outpoints and knockouts across cities including Dallas Detroit New York St Louis Philadelphia Millville Spokane and Phoenix. Notable bouts mention Harold Anderson Billy Ketwhed Jack Kranz and John Henri Lewes among others with varied outcomes and scores.
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Dallas
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Detroit
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Cowboy
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Ste. Denver
Jack Kranz
Gary
Ind
Philadelphia
Billy Ketvhed
Millville
N. J
Bill Nichy
Pittstursh
Oleh
Spokane
Wash
John Henri Lewes
Phoenis
Ariz
Jack Fox
Start Framework On Farm Program Amid AAA Debate
A farm conference moves to speed a new program under a domestic allotment plan with quotas and subsidies. Two committees of 13 draft a rough substitute as sentiment favors avoiding constitutional amendments to validate AAA. A brain trust may assist as Congress and the farm panel prepare staff for the agriculture department.
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Recovery talk by Harper Sibley at City Club
Rochester January remarks by United States Chamber of Commerce president Harper Sibley denounce regulatory policies and economic experiments. He urged curbing regulation, trimming public spending, defining agency policies, stabilizing monetary base, and balancing the federal budget for recovery.
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Tobacco Road in Dickinson theater stirs mixed reactions
NY cast delivers a harsh portrayal of Jeeter Lester and his destitute family in Tobacco Road. Critics note the play's dirty edge and stark depiction of ignorance and squalor, with Charles Timblin earning the lead through a faultless, flawed performance.
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Tobacco Road
Dickinson Theater
Kaw Valley
Jeeter Lester
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Tobacco Road draws tepid response in Lawrence theater
The audience questioned why a play like Tobacco Road was staged in Lawrence, noting it followed Bluesom Time from January 1929 and left a poorer impression than its predecessor after a seven year gap.
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the Dickinson
Lawrence couple escape car crash in snow bank
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Green of 933 Rhode Island Street escaped injury after their automobile skidded on icy pavement near Davis City Sunday. The car rolled over in a snowbank while returning from Burlington after visiting relatives. it landed safely with no injuries or damage beyond a scratched fender avoided by the soft snow landing.
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Overbrook Hosts Sunday Supper And Club Elections
Overbrook residents gathered for a Sunday night supper hosting Mr and Mrs Alvin Miller and other couples. Sunflower club officers were elected with Mrs Vanordstrand as president and nine members attended. Several locals visited Topeka for holidays and exchanged greetings at Christmas dinners with extended family across nearby towns.
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Topeka
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Junior
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Russell Springs
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Georgetta Sullivan
Lawrence
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Township Treasurer Report for Grant Township 1937
Grant Township in Douglas County Kansas reports year ending December 31 1937 details of receipts from Jefferson and Douglas counties road funds gasoline tax and various contributors including farming and railroad interests. Expenditures cover road labor grading ditch work machinery overhauls and election expenses with a final balance carried forward.
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