Mystery in murder of three Oklahomans
Lawton Oklahoma November 3 AP reports investigators seek motive after three Hayter family members Sidney 17 Nell 14 and Mrs Roberta Hayter are found dead in their two story home. Autopsy shows skull fractures and a possible pistol shot while a bat caused wounds raise questions of a locked upstairs murder with a thumb print on the pistol. No robbery motive. radio plays upstairs as the case awaits coroner testimony and further testing at the hayter residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Okla
Robert F
Ter
Sidney Hayter
Yuy Nell
Charles F. McCarthy
Charles M. Reber
Sidney
Hayter
Jackson Broshears
McCarty
Lesman
Oklahoma City
Boy’s Efforts Earn Aid for Himself and Parent
Ten year old Norman Klase who earned pennies from a tin mouth organ to feed his starving mother in Allentown has moved from street life to hope in Philadelphia. The women's committee of the Philadelphia harmonica band placed him in foster care and plans to bring him into the band. They envision his art school and college dreams becoming real. The group also sent him a new harmonica with a lessons book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Norman Klase
Allentown
Norman
Philadelphia Harmonica Band
Benjamin F. Maschal
Annual Father and Son Banquet at Trinity Lutheran Church
The Fathers and Sons annual banquet for Trinity Lutheran Church men and boys occurs Tuesday at 6 45 pm in the social rooms under the Brotherhood. Rev A A Van Sickle will speak. Contests follow in sports like dart baseball indoor bowling and Bagatelle. Reservations by Monday morning to Gus Wulfkuble at 2735 1. Also notices on marriages and a Pure Milk Producers meeting set for November 6 in the Commerce rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
A. A. van Sickle
Haskell
Trinity Church
Gus Wulfkuble
Cornell Educator to Speak at Kansas Rural School Meet
Dr. Julian E. Butterworth director of Cornell University graduate school of education will address the rural school department meeting of the Kansas State Teachers Association convention at 9 tomorrow morning in the senior high school auditorium. His subject will be The New Rural School and Its Teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian E. Butterworth
J. E. Butterworth
Graduate School of
Cornell University
Kansas State Teachers Association
Price of Overalls Triggers Farm Protest Across Midwest
In Kansas City and the Midwest farmers protest rising general costs. Overalls, a staple for field workers, rose from 59–69 cents to 85–98 cents, with higher grades hitting 1.39. Wholesale shifts, cotton prices, a 4 1 2 cent tax on cotton goods, and wage increases for spinners, weavers, and overall workers are cited as drivers of a 40 to 50 percent rise affecting rural households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Middlewest
NRA
High School Gridster Spends Night in Car
Bill Boardman a 17 year old Lawrence area football center spent the night in his Ford coach after it went into a ditch two miles west of number six schoolhouse. He had been reported missing after leaving his chums and southwestern homes, mud on dirt roads delaying recovery. Two rural youths later pulled his car free and he reached home around nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Boardman
W. C. Boardman
Kansas Electric Power Company
Number Six
Lawrence
Boardman
Boan
Norton head to speak at high school event
Dr. C F Taylor head of the Norton state tuberculosis sanitarium will speak Monday evening at 7 o clock at the high school. The address is sponsored by the P T A council and parents are urged to be present. Doctor Taylor will discuss the work at the TB hospital. The meeting is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.F. Taylor
State
Norton
P. T. A. Council
Doctor Taylor
Panaithgue
New York Candidates Rally in Final Mayor Campaign Push
In New York City on Election Eve Fusion supporters led mass meetings at Madison Square Garden and outside venues as Fiorello LaGuardia Joseph Kee and mayoral candidates urged voters. LaGuardia attacked Tammany Hall while Kee warned against corruption in line with Fusion aims. Mayor John P. O'Brien and allies pressed for last minute support in the Bronx and Manhattan amid a large turnout and police crowd control efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tammany Hall
Madison Garden Square
Petirees
John P. O’brien
Tammany
Joseph V Kee
Manhattan
James A. Farley
McKee
Farley
Roosevelt
Sain
Madison Square
Fioreon LaGuardia
Samuel Seabury
Tammany All
LaGuardia
Fusion
Bosalang
Ity
O'Brien
Uardia
Naioice
Init
Brooklya
Tamvy
Paland Bagriba
Bronx
Farm Bureau to Show Free Motion Pictures in Lawrence
Kansas State Farm Bureau presents The Benefactor and Horse Sense at Lawrence High School on Saturday at 7 30 p m. The event includes the National Farm Newsreel with 4 H health winners and livestock judging. Open to all, with an essay contest offering 250 in prizes for insurance value essays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State Farm Bureau
Lawrence
Arkansas Woodchopper
Radio Fame
National Farm Newsreel
Tomorrow Cloudy Forecast Hits Kansas State
A forecast from federal meteorologists notes cooler temperatures but above yesterday, with tonight fair and warmer and tomorrow increasing cloudiness in western parts of the state. Crops have matured enough that the first freeze caused little damage, while temperatures in Prince Albert dipped to six below zero compared with earlier frigid air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niall le
Esi Y
Pn Fiéra
Prince Albert
Haskell High Prep For De LaSalle Tilt Saturday
The Haskell squad, coached by Russell Hunter, aims to improve after two wins this season as they travel to face De LaSalle on Saturday. The team has been strong under tourney guidance and seeks another victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell High School
Russell Hunter
Master Sculptor Dr G L Knight at Ridey Ad 6 PM
A listing shows at 6:00 p m The Master Sculptor Dr G L Knight with a note of 5 6:16 p m A musical program That profenage are Re al In re jaterday 2:30 p m Sillent 6:00 p m Sports review Ne Kesler aorts SAnOUnber Mor SPxv
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridey Ad
G. L. Knight
Sports Review
Kesler
Sanounber Mor
Spxv
Art Work From Lawrence Schools On Senior High Exhibit
An exhibit on the third floor of Lawrence High showcases representative school art from kindergarten to senior high. Visiting teachers and the Kansas State Teachers Association delegates can inspect works from 8:30 am to 6:00 pm today and extended hours this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Public Schools
General Paixite
Kansas State Teachers Association
Maud Ellsworth
Mica Alice Geiger
Helene Inge
Pip
Start Organ Vespers Opens University Music Calendar
The organ vespers at the University open Sunday afternoon November 5 at 4 o clock in the K U auditorium with Laurel Everett Anderson, university organist, presenting selections from de Grigny Bach and Willan. Anderson holds bachelor and master degrees from Oberlin and studied in Paris under Vierne. he played at the Century of Progress in Chicago after a summer with the Guild of Organists in Cleveland. The program marks the sixty fourth in the series and is open to students faculty and the general public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Everette
Anderson
de Grieny
Bach
Willan
K. U
Oberlin Conservatory
Paris
Vierne
Cleveland
Chicago
Sre
Unusual Exhibit of Work at Department of Design
The University department of design hosts a diverse display this week. Pueblo Indian paintings from a new portfolio attract art teachers and visitors while small stone and wood sculptures by Kansans from Lindsborg and Claver are shown. Modern textiles from a New York studio include hand blocked linens and printed cottons. Student works fill room 320 and the west corridor of the Administration building, open daily 9 to 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsborg
New York
Good in comic strips
Milwaukee AP report cites Dr. W F Lorenz of the University of Wisconsin asserting comic sections of daily newspapers are important childhood literature and provide healthy emotional education for children. He sees only good and no harm in comics for youngsters as discussed before the Wisconsin State Teachers Association. Hotel convention Oklahoma City AP reports Missouri, Kansas, and Oklahoma hotel men gathering for their two day annual convention to discuss NRA code for hotels and outlook after repeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
W. F. Lorens
University of Wisconsin
Lorenz
Wisconsin State ‘Teachers
Oklahoma City
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
F.C. Allen
C. C. Burnside
K. U. Alumni Association
Burnside
Dr. Allen
Lawrence
Louise Tubbs
Alpha Chi Omega
Kansas City
Tubbs
Topeka
Teachers in City Meeting at KU Campus
Teachers Association delegates gathered at the University of Kansas campus for a daylong program beginning with an organ recital and songs by university groups. The session included a business meeting, nominations, amendments, and an address by Dr. Edgar G. Doudna on the real business of the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criss Simpson
Seth W. Slaugh- Werrat
Christian Church
Lawnee
University of Kansas
Miss Ax
Nes Husband
Acto
Waldemar Gelich
Misa Irene Peabody
Howard C. Taylor
Clara Sumner Lamb
Kansas City
Dudley F. Bentley
Rosedale High School
Peurson
Edgar G. Doudna
Board of Regents of Normal Schools
Madison
Wis
New Loan Policy Aims to Boost Steel Industry
Washington reports a new government policy to make private loans from a 300 million public works fund to stimulate steel and railroad sectors. PWA sets aside funds for rails and ties for the Pennsylvania line, with 51 million loaned to railroads to buy about 1 million tons of steel rails and 400 thousand tons of fastenings. Loans carry no interest first year, then 4 percent, allocated via coordinator Joseph B Easton, to spur recovery and rail traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Public Works Fund
Public Works Administration
Cnnsylvania
New York
J Joseph B. Easton
Fopevelt
Coda Industries
H. M Waite
Public Works
Minin
Ickes and Waite
Lawrence Teachers Arrive by Chauffeured Parade of Cars
Local businessmen in Lawrence drive visiting teachers, their cars adorned with Welcome signs, to meetings and rooms. An amusing incident involved a teacher escorted home after a rush call. Ministers note revival evangelist Charles A. Richard’s comeback and service at 6th and Lindenwood with brother Frank, greeting old friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Topeka
Charles A. Richard
Richard
Frank Richard
6Th and
Lindenwood
Frank
Neal Wherry Keynote At Co-Operative Club Meeting
About 20 members and guests attended the weekly Co-Operative Club gathering in Eldridge hotel's crystal room. Neal Wherry, high school principal, spoke on modern schools and new education trends. Kart Knox performed two trumpet solos with Mrs. C. E. Sawhill, and Miss Bernice Moody played two saxophone solos with Mrs. Glenn Moody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-Operative Club
Crystal Room
Eldridge Hotel
Neal Wherry
Kart Knox
C. E. Sawhill
Bernice Moody
Glenn Moody
Unwelcome Stripers Feud Skunk Prank Ends in Slain Creature
A Phi Psi Theta prank with a live polecat on the Theta house porch led to a skunk musk outbreak sickening several Thetas. Police killed the animal with a 40-40 rifle after attempts to remove it failed. The feud draws mixed fatigue from Thetas, Phi Psis, and KU students amid broad disapproval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta-Phi Psi
Sorority House
Ike
Phi Psis
Thetas
Theta House
Phi Psi Kindergarten
Theta Housa
Phi Psi-Theta
K. U
Hunter Is Upheld In Duck Blind Rights Case
Justice Springer upheld a landowner’s right to rent adjacent sand for a duck blind on a river bar leased from Wesley Brone. Defendants Davis/W. H. Andre and Bravis faced $5 fines plus $2.50 costs after trespassing on the blind belonging to C. C. Shimmons Fred Shimmons and Gerald Cop bell of Lawrence. The ruling limits on navigable water rights to landowners adjacent to watercourses, pending appeal to district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cramer ‘Springer
Vinton Andre
W. H
Bravis
Hornes
C. C. Shimmons
Fred Shimmons
Gerald Copbell
Lawrence
Justice Springer
Juntics Springer
Legislation Moves In Topeka Legislature
In Topeka on November 3 AP reports bills introduced in the Kansas legislature. House measures include eminent domain for community fairs by Rep McCue, industrial banks with limited operations, alcohol prescription rules, gun restrictions, mine drainage bonds, and rate cuts urged by multiple sponsors. Senate items feature county assessor salaries, highway bidder disqualification, industrial banking applications, Wyandotte road patrol authorization, and tax discount amendments for half-year taxes plus insurance reserve taxation changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Rep.McCue
Rep. McCue
Morris Plan Companies
Conseerna
Hayes
Smith
Waggoner
Read
Zinc
Davidson
Showalter
Thomas
Corporation Commission
Toer
Senate
Miller
Delaney
State Highway Department
Logan
Topeka
Opeka
McDonald
Kansas City
Wyandotte
County General Fund
Potato Show Set to Return in 1934
The 1934 potato show lineup lists prizes and awards across multiple divisions. Winners include Alfred Hanzon and Arthur Bigham in firsts, with many entries from Topeka Lawrence and Manhattan. Events feature 4-H clubs and county-level judging with awards for sweet potato cake and bread, doughnut, and related categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Club
Aseuite
Alfred Hanzon
Joy
Arthur Bigham
Ancle
Wale Benalts
Ayort
Vasa
Topeka
Dee Opty
L. Medohes
Job Hrothera
Tee Conrow
Mar- Big Ste
CM Mathews
Manhattan
W. Tras Aton
Pes! A
St. Frank
Sand
Wilburine
Lawrence
Gorrill
Sade
Las County
Wren
Aakt Ag Eel
Wdieiduel
Maier Gorrill
Pavrencs
Firet
Arthur
Ghd
Tine Manhattan
King
T. A. Buerman
George Jepson
Howard Jackson
John Brohammer
Law- FrEtatshipa
Roy Flory
George Jenson
Trap Wrong Motorists Injure Mother and Daughter in Arkansas
AP report describes a mistaken police trap near Prescott Arkansas in which a gunfire incident wounded a mother and her daughter as they drove under the scare of a possible holdup. Officers shot, shells damaged nearby property, and the scene prompted hospital care for the two women. A separate note mentions a plant fire in England subsiding after a tank collapse killed three men and caused extensive damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott. Ark
Joseph Kipler
Ene Laugheter
Mary
Loewoe
Theospital
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Fathers and Sons of
Alban E. Siegert
Isabel Brown
Lansing
L. To -Menger
Herbert Young
Ruth Montgomery
Jii Menger
Glen Hudson
Osceola
Genevieve Jones
Chill Scothe
Lawrence St
W.nan Flory
Pure Milk Producers Association of
Greater Kansas City
Aftet
Commerce Rooms
Mayetta
Indiana
Hankell Institute
Nelson Gallery
Kansasity
William Joe Nelson
Atkins Museum
J. C. Ghee Nelson
Lawrence Business College
Mess
Madison —Garden
McKee and LaGuardia
Anti-Tammany
Farm Bureau
DE Lasalle
Department of Design
University
Characer
Wisconsin
Sary Birch
C.E. Birch
Teachera Association
Igeneens Seee O'Cloc
Robert A. Hunt
Aera Odiat Church
FE. H
W. E
Lament Moon
Toniahk
Aya Bilo
Bill Len Cates
Bend
Chamber of Commerce
The
Cooperative Club
Kappa House
Sigma
Gower Place
Virnia
Evans
Us Ladd
Beta
Eureka
Doda
City
Hill
Joe Clough
Fitch Agency
Hesterg & Arneid Aad Mane
Locust St
Hunter
Ford
Englan Rg Company
Colla
D. Extii
Maillion Dal
Douglas County
Pittawatonle
Southeast
Por
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