Snow and cold sweep Kansas as snows halt travel
A severe January cold wave grips Kansas with sub zero temps from north to east while snow ranges from two inches in the west to a foot in the east. Roads are blocked across multiple cities as weather crews and motorists face frostbite and drifting snow. In San Francisco, doctors announce a potential anti cancer serum derived from sheep adrenal glands claiming tumor destruction in tests.
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Topeka
Goocland
Kansas
S. D. Flora
Thea
Wichita
Augusta
Quest
Wditer
Augus 4
Wellington
Kingman
Fratt
Dorado
Newton
Edgar Baker
Wrest
el Dorado
Eureka
Peabody
Somme
Coly
Lincoln
Winfield
End
Okla
San Francisco
Walter B. Coffey
John B. Humber
Southern Pacific General Hospital
Coffey
Humber
John Gallwey
Karl Meyer
Hooper Foundation
University of California
Dr. Gallwey
Mothers and Daughters of 1930 Parade Long Skirts and Bobs
From Kansas City to brief fashion notes on mothers and daughters of 1930 wearing long skirts and bobs. The piece discusses hair trends, diagonal partings, and stylistic deception to disguise age. Includes a card of thanks segment and a stray local notice.
Prince of Wales Makes Private Air Epic in Sunningdale
In Sunningdale England AP reports the Prince of Wales films an aerial epic for his private collection. He acts as star and supervisor, climbing into a cockpit for a sequence of flights with a flying officer as cameraman. The footage promises a blend of action and regal presence for the personal project.
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Sunningdale
England
Hollywood
Prince
Wales
Jessens
Whey
Kansas college wins first in stock judging at Western Show
Kansas State Agricultural College captured first place and the challenge cup with 3 605 points in the college class livestock judging at the National Western Livestock Show. Nebraska College of Agriculture finished second with 3 456 points and University of Wyoming third with 3 362. Highman winner was George Brown gyer of Kansas with John L Wilson second. trophy on fat stock judging went to George Braeweyer of Kansas and Cyril Winkler of Nebraska won breeding stock judging.
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Denver
Col
Kansas Stage Agricultural College
Nebraska College of Agriculture
University of Wyoming
Utah University
Colorado'agricultural College
Highman
George Broon
Gyer of
Kansas
John L. Wilson
George 8. Braeweyer
Cyril Winkler
Nebraska
Yeaths and Funerals Jesse Kaull Dies at Home
Jesse Gabriel Kaull aged 60 died early this morning at his home on 624 Rhode Island Street. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Jesse Gabriel Kaull
Rhode Island Street
Ater
Quantrill Raid Survivor Dies in Albuquerque
Thomas F. Keleher sr former Lawrence resident and Quantrill raid eye witness died in Albuquerque New Mexico on Monday January 6 at age 81. He moved to New Mexico in 1865 traveled freight wagons and later ran wool and hides business with ties to old New Mexico families. Survived by two daughters Margaret and Pugenia and two sons Thomas jr and J D Keleher.
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Lawrence
Thomas F. Keleher
Albuquerque
N. M
Mr. Keleher
Kelwhtr
New Mexico
S Port Union
Old Albuquerque
New Albuquerque
New Mexing
Margaret Keleher
Pugenia Keleher
Thos. F. Keleher
J. D. Keleher
Acacia Members Receive Smallpox Vaccinations
About twenty five Acacia fraternity members at the University of Kansas hospital received smallpox vaccines in the past few days after a chickenpox case was reported among members. Dr. R L Canuteson, director of student health, said fifty vaccinations have been given since Christmas vacation and that free vaccines will be offered to all students at the patient hospital. Robert Mounsey of Medicine Locre also has chickenpox.
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Acsein
University of Kansas Hospital
Gordon Cannon
Ith Chieckonnoy
University Hospital
R L Cannteson
Student Health Service
State Board of Health
Canuteson
Robert Mounsey
Locre
Governor Reed Heads to Washington for Kansas Bank Tax Talks
Governor Clyde M. Reed left Topeka on January 21 to meet with the Kansas congressional delegation in Washington. The talks center on proposed bank taxation and related legislation, with a return planned in time for Kansas Day club activities.
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Red
Washington
Topeka
Clyde M. Reed
Kansas
Kansas Day Club
King George Opens Naval Conference
The king opened the naval conference at Westminster with a firm address on disarmament as a goal pursued in steps. Delegates from Britain, Canada, France, and the United States attended amid dense fog and formal morning dress, while officials and press filled the hall.
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Hoover
London
Stimson
MacDonald
America
J. L. Ralston
Andre Tardieu
Wesminster Palace
U” Shane
Buckngham Palace
Westminster
Parliament
The
Empire
Newsag Permen
Lord Dawson of
Penn
Start Selecting Jury in Brady Murder Trial
Austin jury selection began for the John W Brady case as attorneys face three days of voir dire. Early questioning suggested a full panel may be exhausted before a verdict and some veniremen indicated the state would seek the death penalty. Defense counsel hinted at a possible insanity defense with two physicians added to witness lists.
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Austin
Tex
Attornys
John W. Brady
Rial
Taxis
Leblia Highsmith
Tanogremiar
Talesmen
Questionine of
Veniremen
Sam RB
Dickes
Ember
Agriorstign
Lowever
Hardware Dealers Meet Opens Midwest Trade Conference
Kansas City hosts a three year hardware and implement trade meeting of the Hardware Dealers Association. Secretary W. J. Hotee says the rural economy shows dullness but event should draw many dealers from states including Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, Texas, Arizona, Illinois, Nebraska and Colorado. Also notes condolences for the death of a spouse with thanks for sympathy and flowers from friends.
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Kansas City
Southwastern
Tristarn F
Conation
W. J. Hotee
Axas
Mexico
Arizona
Hlinois
Nebraska
Colorado
Ford Owners Told Serial and Motor Numbers Same
Ford car buyers are informed that motor and serial numbers on Model A and other Fords are identical. Davis & Child issues guidance noting blanks on forms require both numbers. The notice urges filling both numbers to avoid license complications.
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Ford
Davis & ‘Child Company
Naval meet opens with calls for disarmament
Delegates from Britain France Italy Japan and the United States opened naval arms talks with PM Ramsay MacDonald leading the session. Leaders pledged cooperation toward disarmament while stressing careful revision of agreements as the conference proceeds. French Premier Tardieu and others stressed goodwill and a broader goal of world peace.
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Great
Britain
Ramsay Maconald
Tardieu
MacDonald Rose
Hooever
Pnres
Gotonel Stimson
United States
Tardien
France
Dino Grandi
Wakatsuki
Japan
Royal Galery
Signor Grandi
Wakat Isaki
Tard'n
Grandi
Ualy
Acree
Italy
Wild Gasser Menaces Homes of 40 Families
Oklahoma City, Tren. 21 AP a wild gasser menaced 40 families in the northern Oglarom City air field area. A company well near Kuhloff- Yannine produced around 100 million cubic feet daily, creating fire danger as gas stayed near the ground. Buses ambulances and trucks helped evacuate residents to rooming houses and hotels while fires within a quarter mile were extinguished and the flow planned to be reduced.
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Oklahoma City
Tren
Oglarom City
Indian Territory
Pany
Kuhloff- Yannine
la Tile
Gas line break threatens Texas towns near Temple
A main line of Lone Star Gas Company burst two miles west of Troy, Texas, endangering gas supplies for scores of towns in the region. By 4 PM many towns relying on reserves faced potential exhaustion of gas as crews worked to stop the leak and restore service.
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Texas
Temple
Tex
Lone Star Gas Company
Troy
Wets Plan Their Own Hearings On Prohibition Mod
Washington Jan 21 AP the militant wet bloc moved ahead with plans to hold its own hearings on modifying prohibition laws An executive committee led by Rep J Charles Linthicum will organize the hearings inviting prominent figures from across the country to testify The committee will be extra official with no subpoena power and witnesses will hear their own expenses Cramton challenged Si rovichs substitution proposal for denatured alcohol arguing it would cripple industries using denatured alcohol and noting treasury tests showed impracticality due to easy separation from alcohol once diverted to illicit channels
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Washington
House
J. Charles Linthicum
Maryland
Neeple
Linthicum
House “Wet
Cramton
Michigan
Sirovich
New York
Treasury
Kansas Women Named As Master Homemakers
Five Kansas women were designated as Master Homemakers for 195? recognition of homemaking ability. Honorees include Mrs. P. H. Beebe Lenexa Mrs. E. L. Brownlee Sylvia Mrs. Harlan Deaver Sabetha Mrs. E. M Perkins Richmond and Mrs. W E. Simon Girard. They will receive honorary titles and gold pins February 4 in a public recognition by The Farmers Wife magazine and the extension service at Kansas State Agricultural College during Farm and Home Week.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas
P. H. Beebe
Lenexa
E. L. Brownlee
Sylvia
Harlan Deaver
Sabetha
E. M Perkins
Richmond
WE. Simon
Girard
Farmer's Wife
Farm Women's Magazine
Kansas State Agricultural College
Liquor Confiscations After Raid at Wickersham Home
Officers raided the home of Paul Wickersham on North Second Street and confiscated liquor. Mrs. Wickersham was arrested and jailed for possessio n of intoxicating liquor. Paul Wickersham and Hesbert Steicken face bonds on related charges. A tip led to the operation and local police reported a pint of alleged liquor found.
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Paul Wickersham
North Second Street
Gort
Hesbert Steicken
Dtw
Palies
Howie Ham
Potherford
Ales Wickis
Ohar
Maysanmantad
Lape
Carre
Dennty Sas
Curtailed Gold Use for Government Dental Patients
Moscow AP The Commission of Health rules that gold from the state fund for government dental parlors must be used only for tenth of toil ers favored by the social insurance law with priority to initial workers. Clients from other categories may receive a gold crown or filling if they bring the metal. Rings bracelets chains brooches and earrings are acceptable. This system aims to curb use of precious metal from the state fund on anti pro letation elements.
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Moscow
Commissaat of Health
Glider License Held by KU Club Members Entering Topeka Meet
Harold White of the KU glider club received a United States department of commerce temporary license for the glider. Club members may enter a meet at Topeka soon. Wanda Cessna leads another KU student group planning to place an order with a Wichita firm. The report also notes a grave digger in Wolfville, Kansas died of heart disease at Fairview Cemetery work site.
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United States Department of Commerce
University of Kansas
Harold White
K. U
Topeka
University Sudents
Wanda Cessna
Cochita
Wichita
Wolfeyville
Kan
Milton Gouch
Tger
Fairview Cemetery
Nere
Native Kanzans Plan Annual Reunion in Topeka Kansas Day Event
Native Sons and Daughters of Kansas will hold their annual reunion and banquet January 28 in Topeka with Kansas Day observances celebrating the 69th anniversary of statehood. Judge William Mitchell and Mrs. Maude Allen head the program themed Kansas Today In the Light of Her Past with speakers including Sen. Henry J. Allen and Reps Sprout Hoch. The event, at the Meretnan rooftop garden, will feature the Native Daughters program led by Mrs. F W Boyd and Mrs. Allen.
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Topeka
Kan
Native Sons and Daughters of Kansas
Kansas
Advanced K U Students Give Excellent Recital
An excellent recital by advanced University of Kansas school of fine arts students in piano voices violin violin cello and organ was given in the University auditorium last evening. The piano solo by Evelyn Swarthout was omitted due to illness. Performers included Patti Johnson Jean Sellards Genevieve Margiss Ruth Spinutler Wtta Moren Helen Stockwell Kathryn Nelson Karl Bratton Jance Soulson Meta Murphy from studios of Agnes Husband Alice Joncrieff Carl A Preyer G A Kilton Howard C Taylor Eugene Kisty Waldemar Gelich and Swarthout. The second mid winter advanced student recital will be at 8 o clock tonight in the Administration building auditorium.
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University of Kansas‘ School of Fine Arts
University
Evelyn Swarthout
Miss Swarthout
Patti Johnson
Jean Sellards
Genevieve Margiss
Ruth Spinutler
Wtta Moren
Helen Stockwell
Kathryn Nelson
Karl Bratton
Jance Soulson
Meta’ Murphy
Agnes Husband
Alice Joncrieff
Carl A. Preyer
G. A. Kilton
Howard C. Taylor
Eugene Kisty
Waldemar Gelich
Ari’ Hk M. Swarthout
Auditorum
Msie
Cold Unbroken In Rockies Strikes Extended Freeze
In Denver and Colorado Rockies the cold spell continued past sixteen days with only slight moderation in some areas. A light snowfall gave way to sub zero temperatures, as Denver again stayed below zero for 24 straight hours and nine consecutive days did not reach freezing point.
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Denver
Col
Rocky Mountain Rege
Tony
Eneral
Colorado
Mercury
Kansas Bottlers Meet Salina Kav January 21 AP
Kansas bottlers of carbonated beverages elected officers at Salina during a two day annual session. Salina list includes president API L Moblexy Arkansas City. vice president Tom Heaton Norton. secretary N A Lunsely Winfield. executive board J W Gearhart Wichita and C M Severges Quetihin son.
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Salina
Kav
API
L. B. Moblexy
Arkansas City
Kansas Bottlers
Tom. Heaton
Norton
N. A. Lunsely
Winfield
J. W. Gearhart
Wichita
C. M. Severges
Qutehinson
Menmibers
Hoover Hears Formal Opening of Arms Meet
Washington January 21 AP President Hoover attended a basement White House session listening to formal speeches opening the London arms conference. He wore casual gym attire and joined by Mitchell Stone Boone Richey and two secretaries. After speeches the party played an early morning medicine ball game. At the Mayflower hotel Jahncke and two admirals listened to the conference via radio.
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Washington
Hoover
White House
Mitchell
Justice Stone
United States Supreme Court
Joel Boone
Lawrence Richey
Walter Newton
Jahncke
Mayflower
Sound Moon
KU to study optometry chair at university
The Kansas Optometric Association proposed establishing a chair of optometry at the University of Kansas and a two year course. a committee was formed to confer with Chancellor E H Lindley. Officers to be elected later as the convention closes Wednesday. In New York there is word oil interests may face more competition domestically due to bright activity abroad. Chancellor Lindley spoke to the Kansas Optometrists Association in Topeka.
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Mansas City
Pig Lunes
Topeka
University of Kansas
Kansas Optometric Association
E. H. Lindley
New York
the Herald Tribune Today
The
Investors Chronicle of London
Thell
E. J. Lindley
University of
Jail Cure for Amnesia Victim In Wyandotte Jail
Kansas City dispatch reports 18 year old Margaret Eaton a red headed amnesia patient being held in Wyandotte county jail as her father claims she faked memory loss after a broken love affair. She refused food since admission while officials say she will be cared for at the jail as long as parents want.
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Kansas City
Kan
Margaret Eaton
Wyandotte
To & Hospital
Kanas City
George Bacon
Miss Eaton
Harry B. Powers
Daily Radio Schedule and Program Notes
A dense onscreen radio timetable lists Tuesday programs and guests. Highlights include Libby Around the World at 8, John Kennedy News Tense, Vincent Lopez at Neapolitan Nights, Amos n Andy, and a long block of music and weather forecasts. The list mixes hosts, orchestras, and various segments across the day with times ranging from morning to late evening.
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Lew White
Edwar Franke Godman
AW P
Libby
Johnson & Jameon
Golden Gents
Willins
Willins Ou-O-Maducs. In. — Meditrerranent
Longines Carnet
Marsh
Anis
Udpom
Stuaimbey Binle
Luo
Seon Wanrthoe Blan
Bisenlt
Manenky Pe—Auomary
Vegeme
Smax
Jenin Min
Parnasing Sotoe Tria
the Munkatters
Jenny Wren
Mary Ulate
Belvo
Bernig Cummins Ore
John FR Kennedy
Teene Peabody
Meribah Moore
Westinghouse
The
Yeast Foamers
Sylvania Foresters
KPRV
Creton
Nj Neapolitan
Vincent Lopez
St. Lewis Hotel Orchestra
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Ali
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Per. Hal
Tymsey
Denehtar
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Hans Lnexen
Selon Tucker
Topeka ‘Seon
Erchants National Bank
Our
Mas Savings Club
Rockies
Arkansas City Man Heads
Snook
Columbus
State Supreme Court
Sr. Dum H. Snook
Ohio State University
United States Suncere
Theora Hix
Reno
Nev
Mary Heath
James Heath
Vrooman
Howard
Arthur Francis Ruit
J Ossie H. Trauss
Journal-World Office
Government
Liberty
Liberty Fourth
New Orleans
Fells Board
Dallas
H. EK. McGee
Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railway
Association of M.k.t.egrployes
Okahoma
Misouri
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School of
Optometry
Manley’s Insurance Agency
Mort
New City Hall
Money Make
Wren
Ound Corner Drug Co
Schubert Funeral Home Ambulance
Mase
Rumsey Bros Funeral Home
Ind
LOT
Malden
Mass
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