Notre Dame vs Kansas Stadium Program Details
A detailed pre game program outlines arrivals at 12:25 for the Notre Dame squad at Santa Fe Station, band salutes, and gates opening at 12:30. Events include a High School band concert, two four round boxing matches, a two mile team race featuring Glenn Cunningham, tumbling exhibitions, James A. Bausch demonstration, and a Notre Dame versus Kansas showdown at 2:00.
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KFKU
WDAF
WBBM
Chicago
Notre Dame
Santa Fe
Xk.u
Lawrenca Guizena
Lawrence ‘High School
Keene Tilrd
Charles Rohrer
Biway
Orrin
Shephere
Tbs
Bill Pkg
Ramey
Glenn ‘Cunningham
K. U
America
Needy Obtain Wood From City Yard For Lakewood Area
Sixty loads of wood have been cut and hauled to Lawrence families in need since the city tree trimming campaign and the municipal wood yard began a week ago. Foreman J. E. Frye reports steady deliveries as wood is stacked for space to accommodate visitors for the Notre Dame game and for those who will cut their own fuel.
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Lawrence
Municipal Wood Yard
J. E. Frye
Community Wood Yard
Frye
Wood Yard
Notre Dame
Frye Parees
Sable
Two Hour Micky Mouse Show At Patee Theater
The Micky Mouse program for children tomorrow at the Patee theater runs from 9 30 to 11 30 with Richard Dix in Secret Service as the feature film. Sponsored by the American Association of University Women the program includes a travel Abyssinia cartoon and The Last of the Mohicans installment with a puppet show The Kings Shirt by Zs R B Stevens and Mrs L H Frink as puppeteers.
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Micky “Mouse
Zs. R. B. Stevens
L. H. Frink
Halliburton Captivates KU Audience With Flying Carpet Tour
Richard Halliburton drew a sizable audience at the University of Kansas auditorium for the third community lecture. He traced adventures from Timbuktu to headhunters in Borneo, stopping in Bagdad and Persia. He said the talk aimed to lift listeners from their troubles for a while.
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Richard Halliburton
University of Kansas
Halliburton
Timbuctoo
Borneo
Bagdad
Persia
Fritz Meyn Campaigns Across Douglas and Jefferson Counties
Democratic state senate candidate Fritz Meyn remains one of the busiest politicians in Douglas and Jefferson counties this past week. He started strong and intensified campaigning across the inland territory, focusing on suburban and rural areas as the election nears.
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Fritz Meyn
Douglas
Gefterson
Gery
Lawrence Teachers Oppose Kansas Tax Limitation Amendment
The Educational Council of Lawrence Teachers opposes the proposed tax limitation amendment to the Kansas constitution. They warn it would curb local school control, burden safety services, and threaten school consolidation. They note current boards reduced taxes by 124,390.65 without cutting services and urge protection of children’s welfare.
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Educational Council of Lawrence Teachers
Kansas
Lawrence
Educational Council of
Mildred Mast
Hazel C. Dawson
Irma B. Spangler
Parked in Kansas campus a modern prairie schooner sighted
In Lawrence this morning a car bore a placard urging the election of Kansas governor’s Independent candidate. A prairie schooner wagon, modernized with Ford parts, drew curious looks on Massachusetts street as an elderly driver guided the wagon westward.
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Lawrence
University of Kansas
Kansas
Massachusetts Street
Freshman Women Elect KU Class Officers
University of Kansas freshmen women chose two class officers yesterday. Robthy Bangs of Salina was named vice president and Flavia Hay of Lawrence was elected secretary. President and treasurer will be elected during the men’s election in November. Services in a new location Christian Science Society will hold their first services at 83514 Massachusetts Street on Sunday at 11. The second floor of the Wiedemann building has been remodeled for their services.
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University of Kansas
Rothy Bangs
Salina
Flavia Hay
Lawrence
Christian
Science Society
Massachusetts
Wiedemann
Public Service Chief Denies Woodring Rate Claims
Wichita, Nov. 4 AP Chairman J W Greenleaf of the public service commission dismissed Gov Harry H Woodring s assertions about rate reductions as untrue He said gas light and power and telephone rate cuts occurred more under prior administrations and without the last legislature s special fund He argued the Doherty gas case was mishandled and that a business like approach would have yielded similar results.
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Wichita
Kan
J. W. Greenleaf
The
Public Service, Commission
Harry H. Woodring
Greenleaf
Reed
Woodring
Public Service Commission
Doherty
Commission
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Margaret Hunter and Mary Bobette Wherry
Mrs. Margaret Hunter formerly of 1102 Mississippi Street Lawrence Kansas died at eight o'clock this morning in Denver Colorado Funeral arrangements will be announced later. Mary Bobette Wherry ten year old daughter of Principal and Mrs Neal M Wherry died at her home 1805 Mississippi Street early this afternoon Funeral announcements will be made later
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Margaret Hunter
Mississippi Street
Lawrence
Kansas
Denver
Colorado
Mary Bobette Wherry
Neal M. Wherry
Listen to the Lambs anthem at First Presbyterian Church
The vested chorus of First Presbyterian will sing Nathaniel Dett s Listen to the Lambs as a featured anthem Sunday morning without accompaniment. Mrs Mildred P Dunn will sing the incidental soprano solo and Miss Imogene Gant will perform Build Thee More Stately Mansions as the offertory. The program aims to welcome visitors staying in Lawrence for weekend services.
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Kingdom of God
Army of the Lord
Scott Vailee
Chamber ’ ‘Commerce
Chois P
Lola Burton Craig
W. K. Bruner
Russel Seacat
Corlett, Cotton
Rolland Maddox
First Presbyterian Church
Nathaniel. Dett
Mildred P. Dunn
Imogene Gant
Andrews
Lawrence
Lawrence High School sells 468 activity tickets
Neal M. Wherry, Lawrence High School principal, reports 468 activity tickets sold with about $1,000 turned in and $425 due. Of the payments, 288 are fully paid and only 23 have defaulted. The year’s expected total is a little over $1,400, beating last year’s $1,301.42. Toscanini receives French Legion of Honor ribbon for 25 years of support to French music.
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Lawrence High School
Neal M. Wherry
Mr. Wherry
Kansas City host entertaining for football game attendees
SOCGLELY B. A. Norton of Kansas City with New York Life will entertain twelve guests at Saturday dinner at the Manor before the football game. Miss Virginia Crim of Lawrence will host in the afternoon. The Double phe bridge club met at Mrs. Charles Yet teas, prizes awarded for first, traveling, and consolation. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Charles Robertson on 1101 Connecticut Street. Paul B. Lawson, associate dean at the University of Kansas, will speak at the KU alumni banquet in Topeka at Hotel Jayhawk. Richard F. Allen presides KU alumni in Topeka. Dean Lawson to be introduced by Dr. Frank Strong.
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B. A. Norton
Kansas City
New York Life Insurance Company
Virginia Crim
Lawrence
Double Phe Bridge Club
Charles Yet Teas
Lee Hegeman
Blevins
Saunders
Charles Robertson
Connecticut Street
Paul B. Lawson
College of ‘Liberal Arts and Sciences
University of Kan
K. U
Jayhawk
Topeka
Richard F. Allen
Lawson
Frank Strong
Law School
Weekend Football Guests From Tulea and Coffeyville
R A Maloney and Clarence Highfill of Tulea Okla will attend the game Saturday as guests of Maloney's brother O W Maloney. Atty Charles Ise of Coffeyville is also expected. Rosa se N K Woodward of Mid-West Paper Kansas City and Mr Kleinhoffer of Smith Grieves Printing Kansas City join a party for the game. Mr and Mrs H H Griffin of Kansas City will visit the Stutz home. Miss Mary Fee travels to Kansas City Kan for Kansas State Teachers meetings. Prof and Mrs F H Hodder left Friday for Kansas City where Hodder will speak to the history section Saturday.
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R. A. Maloney
Clarence Highfill
Tulea
Okla
Maloney
O. .W. Maloney
Atty
Charles. Ise
Coffeyville
Rosa Se. . N.K. Woodward
Mid-West Paper Company
Kansas City
Mr. Kleinhoffer
Smith Grieves Printing Company
H. H. Griffin
John Stutz
Griffin
Stutz
Mary Fee
Kan
Kansas State Teachers’ Association
F. H. Hodder
Hodder
Teachers’ Association
Scout groups win monthly surprise contest display
Troop 52 of the First Methodist church won first place in the monthly surprise contest with wood, trees and fruit gathered from local woods. Troop 59 of the First Presbyterian church placed second and Troop 60 of the First Baptist church placed third. Lloyd Houston, district deputy commissioner, noted the ongoing contest. Former student on visit.
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Boy Scouts of America
First Methodist Church
Lloyd Houston
First Presbyterian Church
First Baptist Church
Houston
Gauck Visits Jackson Pair for Friday Football
Carl Gauck and Mark Smith of Jackson Minn arrive for a brief visit and to attend the football game Saturday. Gauck, a three-year K U student beginning in 1923, plans to visit his parents, Mr and Mrs Henry Gauck. Elk City High crushed Grenada 99 to 6 as Cox ran for 10 touchdowns and Mason for five, with most scores on long runs and Mason averaging 60 yards per score.
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Carl T. Gauck
Mark Smith
Jackson
Minn
Gauck
K. U
Henry
Elk City
Independence
Kan
Elk City High
Grenda
Cox
Mason
Capta ins Creek Visits Net Across Olathe and Vicinity
Mrs John White visited Tuesday in Olathe with her brother Allie Andrew recovering from pneumonia. Mr and Mrs William Garrison of Galens Kansas spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Thompson White. Mr and Mrs John Breckenridge called Friday on Mrs Elmer Breckenridge of Stanley. Plummer Vestal of Whittier California visited last Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Thompson White. Mr Plummer and Mr White were old schoolmates. Mr and Mrs Howard Daviness spent Wednesday night and Thursday with Mr and Mrs William Edelbrook and their children of Eudora. Mrs Sam Holderman of Lawrence visits daughter Mrs Dee Manness and children. Elisabeth Maxwell and Marion Bradbury of Kansas City called at the Elror Parker and Ed Andrey homes a week ago Saturday.
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John White
Olathe
Allie Andrew
William Garrison
Galens
Kansas
Thompson White
John Breckenridge
Elmer Breckenridge
Stanley
Plummer Vestal
Whittier
California
Plummer
Mr. White
Howard Daviness
William Edelbrook
Eudora
Sam Holderman
Lawrence
Dee .Manness
Elisabeth Maxwell
Marion Bradbury
Kansas City
Elror Parker
Ed Andrey
Louisiana Bone Deposit Delights Geology Group
In Baton Rouge AP reports a prehistoric bone deposit near Bayou Manchac excites Louisiana State University geologists. Dr H V Howe leads excavators and students to carefully remove skeleton remains from clay beds spanning hundreds of square feet as work continues over months. Separately Baudette builds a $375000 international bridge to connect with Rainy River Ontario.
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Howe
Richland Halloween Party and School Events in Richland Area
Miss Florence Anderson reports perfect attendance and no tardies as second month of school closes. Richland Farm Bureau hosts Halloween party at George Gerish home with contests and refreshments. Attendees include the Beam and York families, Lutz, Kennedy, Cummings, York, York, and Gerish relatives from Berryton, Scanton, and Topeka. Richland school holds a Halloween party, Gov. Woodring to speak at Richland Hall, and Achievement Day attendees from Indian Creek Grange Hall.
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Florence Anderson
Delpa Beam
Jack Beam
Ward Beam
Mary Ziegler
Harriett
Topeka
Ivy Kennedy
Harry Kennedy, Jr
Frances ‘Kennedy
Henry Lutz
John Doane
Bob Lutz
Miss Morris
Mia
Ted York
Sallie
Emma York
Scsanton
Frank York
Richland Hall
Henry, Lutz
George Gerish
Indian Creek Grange Hall
The New Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
Congressman Guyer discusses a spring project, detailing a 16 by 9 by 11 foot marble sarcophagus for the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. The piece weighs over fifty tons, quarried at Yale Colorado, with Doric pilasters and sculptural reliefs including Victory, Valor, and Peace, and a reform of the approach to shield the site from distraction.
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America
Yale
Colorado
Lincoln Memorial
Jones
City of
Washington
Victory
Valor
Washington Front
Puntanah
Silent Mothers Honor Soldier’s Tomb at Memorial
On Brother's Day, hundreds of Mothers knelt and laid wreaths near the tomb, drawn by a hedge lined approach and tall trees that lend quiet dignity to the marble sarcophagus. The scene conveyed tenderness as each mother mourned a son sleeping in marble embrace.
Columbia area notes and social visits this week
Mr and Mrs Harold Rothrock and Vivian moved to the Ira Rothrock home Friday Vivian entered Columbia school Monday morning Mrs Merritt Woodward and Miss Esther Hagen did housework for Mrs John Ehrlick Wednesday forenoon Mr and Mrs Roy Beckner and Reta Mae of Harris attended Saturday night at the Marshall Church baugh home Mrs Merritt Woodward called on Gordon Ehrlick at Memorial hospital in Lawrence Tuesday Mrs Virgil Flory Mrs Mattie Banks and Mrs Hodges spent Last Tuesday with Mrs Neetie Russell Farm Bureau ladies met with Mrs Ira Rothrock Tuesday afternoon Roll call answered with whats new in fashion Mrs Gottlieb Nieder gave the last of a series of lessons on tax study Miss Elizabeth Dunn was sent as a delegate to Abilene.
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Harold Rothrock
Vivian
Ira Rothrock
Columbia School
Merritt Woodward
Esther Hagen
John Ehrlick
Roy Beckner
Reta Mae
Harris
Marshall Churchbaugh
Merritt. Woodward
Little Gordon
Ehrlick
Memarit Hospital
Lawrence
Virgil. Flory
Mattie Banks
Hodges
Neetie Russell
E. Farm Bureau
Gottlieb Nieder
Elizabeth Dunn
Abilene
Wheat market gains on Chicago price support and export activity
Wheat advanced about two cents a bushel as Chicago price strength and strong export demand influenced buying. Canadian wheat exports and overseas takings were sizable while reports from Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Colorado and Nebraska winter wheat areas suggested tighter supply. Argentine rust fears and a firmer New York stock market provided additional momentum.
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Chicago
Winnipeg
Tnunda
Kansas
Oklahonia
Texas
Colorado
Nebraska
Wheat and corn rally on lower prices and hog gains
Wheat markets show unsettled close while prices for corn and oats rise. Hog values reflect upturns with provisions steady to higher. government bond notes and Kansas City cash grain data appear in markets report.
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Kansas City
Stc
Dart
Bard
Ted
Bailey
Kansas City Livestock Receipts and Market Notes
Kansas City livestock receipts show cattle around 500 to 600 head with hogs near 2000 and sheep none. Feeders note 60-75 lb lambs, 42555 estimated receipts, grains listed with corn at 16 and wheat at 90, poultry prices for heavy hens and Leghorns, butterfat creamery value, and assorted produce and market activity across cities including Chicago and North Dakota with potatoes and turkey-like items appearing in notes.
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Kansas City
Navy
T(ap
City
Springs
Chicago
USDA
Dakota Road
Idaho
Sheriff Dunkley Replies On Deputy Salaries And Jail Costs
Jack T. Dunkley argues his deputy salaries total at least 15 803 48 during his term versus 14 048 31 by his opponent. He notes no undersheriff in the past two years and lower overall pay scales, and invites voters to inspect county records for verification. He references a separate article detailing jail expenses.
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Rutherford
Court House
Jack T. Dunkley
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Carl Gauck
Jackson, Minn
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Louisiana
Baudette, Minn
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