Rubber Prices Down Reflect US Campaign Against Costs
Washington reports Secretary Hoover says rubber prices fell amid anti inflation drive. Spot rubber at 68 cents a pound, three month delivery about 64 cents. Hoover notes 1935 imports reached 60 million pounds and cites potential savings if 1934-35 policy held. He warns foreign monopolies raise costs and urges American consumer resistance to monopolies in raw materials. A House committee inquiry into profits in the rubber industry was announced.
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Washington
United States
Hoover
Gail
Lewels
Moorer Sait
American Rubber — Indust Proposed Today In & A Representative Black Park
House Commerce Committee
Kansas Free Employment Offices Report Regional Jobs
Kansas free employment offices assisted 46,037 men and women with work in Wichita Hutchinson Parsons Salina Topeka and Kansas City with Wichita alone serving 11,928 workers. The data break down by labor type shows significant numbers of unskilled workers and farm hands, with smaller shares of skilled and professional positions.
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Testo
Kansas
State Free Employment Bureau
United States Employment Service
Wheat Belt
Hutchingon
Parsons
Salina
Topeka
Wichita
Nansas City
John H.crawford
Cen Free Employment Bureau
Anl
Topg¢ka
Toneka
Deaths and Funerals Moses Grey Moses Grey
Moses Grey died in Los Angeles January 5. He was shipped to Lawrence for burial. Funeral services will be held at The Miller Mortuary with time to be announced. The mother, Mary Grey Monrose, lives at 525 California Street.
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Moses
Grey Moses Grey
Los Ang Calm
Lawrence
Miller, Mortuary
Mary. Grey Monrose
California Street
Johns Hopkins studies teeth decay and diet
Baltimore January 20 1A AP Johns Hopkins specialists conduct experiments to find the cause of tooth decay. Dr Clarence J Grimready reports diet is a key factor but the chemical or biological trigger remains unknown. Researchers seek what first breaches enamel whether from outside, germ produced, or body produced.
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Baltimore
P.J
Johns Hopkins
Clarence J. Grimready
This Week's Events January 27 28 29 30 31 District
Activities for the week include an ab women exhibit at the Chamber of Commerce on January 27 and a University exhibit closure notice. January 28 features a Country Club party and canine meeting. January 29 lists Kiwanis club bang eet at Baptist church and basketball games in Lawrence Ames and Ottawa. County teachers examinations set for the courthouse. January 30 includes Lawrence versus Topeka and Kansas versus Drake games and more exams. District court opens February 1.
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Chamber of Commerce
Faroilmerte
Country Club
Ab K. Uy 2 Canines
Ethell Kansas
Grinnell
Kiwanis Club Bangeet
Baptist Church
Lawrence
Ottawa
Kansas
Ames
Court House
Toneka
Drake
Des Moines
WANTS TO CARE FOR GIRL
Stanley Yale Beach, heir to Alfred E. Beach, seeks to provide for his 17 year old illegitimate daughter and the child of his affair. He aims to divorce his wife to marry Mrs. Caroline Watson and legitimize Marguerite, while a Connecticut conservatorship over him is in effect for mental and physical issues.
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New York
Stanley Yale Beach
William the Conqueror
Elihu Yale
Beach
Top
Caroline Watson
Alfred E. Beach
The
Scientific American
Connecticut
M Helendseye
Curtis Beach
Stratford
Conn
Mr. Beach
Forage Shortage Looms For Kansas Western Cattle
Western Kansas farmers with large cattle flocks face a looming forage shortage if cold weather continues. The U S Weather Bureau reports limited winter pastures on wheat fields, with plentiful moisture north of the Raw valley and in eastern Kansas. Wheat shows no serious cold damage yet, but pastures are sparse and much of the crop remains in the shock or on stalks in northern and western counties. Plowing for spring crops proceeds in the south central area while rains have greened some wheat in the south central counties.
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Topeka
Kansas
S. D. Flora
United States Weather Bureau
Wether Bureau
Kaven
Raw Valley
North Central
South Central
Edi
Will Elect Officers at Douglas County Cow Testing Meet
The Douglas County Cow Testing Association will meet at the Chamber of Commerce building tomorrow at 2 p.m. to elect officers for the coming year starting March 1. January testing shows Dollz, a pure bred Holstein owned by D. Lewis, leading with 1,509 pounds of milk and 75.8 pounds of butter fat in its third month. Second is a Holstein owned by FM Butcher near the University, with 1,736 pounds milk and 72.9 fat. third is Raymond Diehl’s Holstein delivering 1,364 pounds milk and 57.3 fat. Charles Saile leads in milk with 1,550 pounds and 35 fat in his Holsteins. A. B. Lewis has the top herd test with 1,501 pounds milk and 50.0 fat average.
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Douglas County
Chamber of Commerce
Dollz
Terry
D. Lewis
Lawrence
FM. Butcher
University
Raymond Diehl
Charles Saile
Lamite
A. B. Lewis
Astronomical Wizard Bengt Stroemgreen About to Shine
Copenhagen's 16 year old Bengt Stroemgreen, son of Elis Stroemgreen, director of the city's observatory, has built an automatic device using a photo electric cell to record star movements and speed telescope watching. He studies mathematics and astronomy at Copenhagen University and has earlier written a technical article on an astronomical problem.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Bengt Stroemegreen
Elis Stroemgreen
Astronomical Observatory
Stroemgreen
Copenhagen University
Bengt
International Astronomical World
Freshman Haze Causes Hand Fracture At School
A high school student sustained a fractured hand during hazing of incoming freshmen. The incident involved lines formed to imitate a university disciplining system and the student received a blow to the hand while running the gauntlet.
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Paidling
K. U
PICTURES ON DISPLAY AT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE EXHIBIT
Pictures of the country club district of Kansas City Mo went on display at the Chamber of Commerce at noon today. J C Nichols company prepared the exhibit with a catalogue explaining the improvements and how effect was secured. Merle Staith will discuss planning and beautification at the banquet to follow. Scott noon tickets arrange and dining hall served at 6 30. Continuing hearings for John Vronetich on grand larceny and Glen Watkins on bad check extended for one week.
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Country Club
Kansas
Chamber of Commerce
J. C. Nichols Company
X Ie
Merle Staith
Scott Fai
Beatrice Abrams Belkin to Sing on WEAT Radio Tonight
Friends report Beatrice Abrams Belkin gains notice in WEAT Wednesday night broadcasts from New York by Roxy in bis Gang a forty member musical group. She will sing The Sextet from Lucia and an incidental solo with Franklin on violin, about an hour starting at 9 o'clock central time. The program is relayed through Chicago and Detroit and may prompt listeners to send wires or letters. Belkin recently returned from a tour with Text's Gang performing in Atlantic City St Elizabeths Walter Read naval hospitals and Washington DC. She studies voice with Estelle Liebling in New York and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs George Abrams of this city.
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Beatrice Abrams Belkin
New York
Roxy
Bis Gang
Belkin
Lucia
Franklin
WEAT
Chicago
Det
Miss Belkin
Text’s Gang
Atlantic City
St. Elizabeth, Walter Read and
Naval Hospitals
Washington
DH. C
Estelle Liebling
George Abrams
Inherit Art Collection Auction in Tokyo
More than 350 curios ancient autographs and paintings from Marquis K. Twouye’s inheritance sold for 2,450,996 yen. A tea bowl from Korea, 350 years old, fetched 109,500 yen and was bought by T. Fujita, Osaka mine owner. Sixty items sold above 19,000 yen. over 85 surpassed 3,900 yen. Three city court cases filed: City vs Williams and Mosser over cigarettes and city vs Wilson and Wise Williams over liquor.
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Tokyo
A. P
Marquis K. Twouye
Japan
Korea
T. Fujita
Osaka
D. F. Smith
District Court
Bob Williams
William Mosser
City
A. C. Wilson
Syother
BR. B. Wiseliams
Escapes From Society As President Doumergue Lunc hdates Revealed
Paris reports reveal President Doumergue, labeled the Elysee prisoner, slipping from rigid social duties for private lunches twice weekly in his Avenue Wagram bachelor flat. He climbs six stair flights to host intimate friends, then returns to official duties after a two hour respite.
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Paris
A.P
Doumergue
Tess
Gaston
Monsieur le President
Cleveland Manufacturer Recovers After Near Death During Surgery
Fart EE Tauserman of Cleveland, head of the HY Hauserman Company, was pronounced dead for several minutes during an appendicitis operation. Dr Jackson paused the procedure and massaged his heart beneath the chest. Heart function returned and the operation continued. Tauserman is on the road to health and plans to leave the hospital for home soon.
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Cleveland
Okie
Jan
Wausermar
HY. Hauserman Company
Cement uses shown by Kansas City rep at Lawrence High
K I Church of Kansas City Missouri a Portland Cement Co representative demonstrates concrete uses at Liberty Memorial High School Lawrence. Lectures target vocational agriculture classes and farmers showing how to make floors fence posts hog troughs. Demonstrations run all day and resume tomorrow at 10 30 am in the agriculture rooms.
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K. I. Church of
Kansas City
Portland Cement Company
Lawrence High School
Church
Liberty Memorial High School
Kilworth Reports Texas Stockers Sold at Wichita Market
Kilworth returns from a Texas ranch after shipping stockers to Wichita Kansas where the Wichita market is rising in importance for southern Kansas Oklahoma and Texas. Tom Y Horton is noted as general traffic manager at the stock yards and well liked. Cattlemen report good graces and abundant water making cattle and horses in good condition for winter grazing with profits improving.
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Tohn I. Kilworth
Texas
Wichita
Kans
Kilworth
Kansas
Oklahoma
Tom Y. Horton
Lawrence
Mr. Kilworth
Dr Anna Strong to Speak Twice at Kansas University
Dr Anna Louise Strong, recently back from FR, will deliver two talks at the University of Kansas on Friday afternoon. At 2:30 she discusses How the One Partly Onerates and at 4:30 the text of My Four Years in Rus will be presented in the Central Administration building auditorium. She will visit the Faculty Women's club and later attend a Cosmopolitan club function before leaving Lawrence at 4 o'clock.
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Anna Louise Strong
University of Kansas
Dr. Stree
Faculty Women’s Club
Inher
Ela
Lawrence
New Mathematics Teacher Added to Junior High Staff
Miss Miriam Hand, a University of Kansas graduate, joins the Junior High faculty as the new mathematics teacher replacing ill health retiree Miss Elizabeth New sot. Hand previously taught at Trego County High School in Wakeeney, Kansas. Also noted are brief items on diplomatic nominations and local events including a Columbia school program with a box supper that raised about $22 and honored Miss Mary Sanders as the most popular young lady.
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Mirian Hand
Miriam Hand
Elizabeth New] Sot
I Stonecipher
Miss Hand
University of Kansas
Trego County
Wakeeney
Kansas
Charlie
Brohammer
G. Hiatt
Tra Rothrock
Mabel
Wesley Elory
Will Postma
Grace
Clydia
Doris
Columbia School
Mary Sanders
Lois -Flo
Personal Notices From Muskogee And Nearby Areas
Mrs Richard Shannafelt of Muskogee Oklahoma visits sister Mrs W J Pennington. Kansas City trips include Mrs J C Bushong and Margaret, Mrs W B Metcalf and Madge Bullene. groups in Topeka and Topeka visits noted. George J Barker attended Britz Recisier concert in Kansas City. Absent mentions include weddings in St Joseph Missouri and return via Topeka. Columbia items list local activities, birthdays, school exams, illnesses, and numerous Lawrence visits with residents Brohammer Markley Hiatt and others.
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Richard Shannafelt
Muscogee, Okla
W. J. Pennington
J. C. Bushong
Margaret
Kansas City
W. 8. Metcalf
Madge Bullene
Topeka
Don Davies
Peggy
H. Hodder
Paine
George J. Barker
Evens
Mice McFarland
A. J. Ferris
Broad View Inn
Jessie May Tucker
H. M. Stacker
Olathe
Abel Wolfson and
Ralph and
Charles
St Joseph
Gargle Aspirin for Tonsillitis or Sore Throat
An old advice notice recommends gargling a solution of two Bayer Aspirin tablets dissolved in four tablespoons of water to relieve tonsillitis or sore throat. Repeat after two hours if needed, and ensure the tablets are genuine Bayer Aspirin with the Bayer Cross, sold in tins of twelve tablets for a small price.
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Hare E Beess
U. S
John Hopkin
Pittsburg
Kandan
Ryan and Reidy Coal Company
Peter Medash
Robert Bertino
Amel Pomier
Dayton
Ohio
John A. MacReady
McCook Field
Allentown
Douglas County Cow ‘Testing Association
Dane
John Vronetich
Glen Watkins
Beatrice Abram
Iss Lessie Stringfellow Tead
Fayetterilte, Ark
General Federation News
Gebers Bad
San
National League For the Defense of
Finnce
League
Nice
Petronius
Chamber
Sergei Yessinin
Lumbermen's
Pacific Coast
Arturo Espinosa
Washinston
Tohn L. Kilworth
Russia
Nas
Wall Street
United States’ Steel Corporation
Sterling Price
Justice Clark
Government Bonds
A-P
Liberty
U.S
Mount Oread Acria
Sepa
Marcel
Zac
Kj U
Beauty Shepne
H. Percival Dodge
Massachusetts
John Dyneley
Prince of
H. Fred Myers
Cecil Verner
Ralph W. Jenkins
Harry Bailey
S. L. Morris
the & Judge
Jableaux
Lila Markley
Kenneth and
Coy Hockenberry
Doris Markley
Maggie
Blg Ford
Jay Hiatt
Cora
Myrtle
Turtle's School
Pearl Brohammer
Vivian
Markley
Bennie Brohammer
Victrola
Sister
Bear
Harold Brohammer
Kenneth ‘Rockenberry
Columbia
Charlie Brohammer
John Brohammer
Daniel Beeghley
Willow Springs
Cunningham
Henry Landis
Charlie Brehammer
T. G. Mwistt
Ollie Exdaley
Charlie Borhammer
Lillian
Alda
Oscar Markley
George and
Solon Mark-er
Doris Hiatt
Grove
Churchbaugh
Ated
Solon Markley
Mary Katherine
Wol Posima
Oscar
Jesse Markley
Tel Kelley
Will Posima
T. G
Hiatt
Bennie
Lois Flory
Elmer Churchbaugh
Art Campbell
Esther Flory
Henry Jandis
Eden Henry Landis
Chas
Hall’s
F. J. Cheney & CO
Teledo, O
Victory Garage
Mass
Clevenger and Allen
Fenick
Olson Bros
Roy Lawrence
Morris Supreme
California
Bovey
Rumsey Funeral Home
Indiana St
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