Thirteenth annual potato show closes in Topeka
The thirteenth annual Kansas potato show closed last evening at the armory in Topeka after successful displays by Kaw Valley and northern spuds. About 3,000 pounds of potatoes were donated to the county poor commissioner for distribution. Speakers included V. V. Westgate of Omaha and J. D. Horton of Chicago. Westgate urged shipping point inspection to prevent defects and ensure fair value, while Cochran of the Kaw Valley Potato Growers Association discussed a proposed market adjustment plan managed by a federal potato council and county groups.
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Kansas
Armory
Eighth
New Hampshire
County Poor Commissioner
V. V. Westgate
Omaha
Neb
United States Department of Agriculture
J. D. Horton
Chicago
National Fruit & Vegetable Exchange
C. V. Cochran
Topeka
Inspercion Service
Westgate
Federal Inspection Service
Esteeie
Ners
Cochran
Kew Valley Potato Growers Association
Elatea, Weld Alers
Salt Lake City
Utah
American Farm: Bureau Federation
Secretary of Agriculture and Processors Associations
Secretar of Agriculture
Adjustment Association
Cochran A
Roscoe Pine
Pinkle
A.W. Travis
Paul Mellett
Wyandotte
Carl
Mt ‘Leavenworth
Whee
Frank
Douglas County
Gearg
Detterler
Johnson County
Fred'Snyison
Crair Fund Totals Include Purchase of Relic at $101.75
Fragmentary article notes a Crair Fund total of 101.75 dollars attributed to a relic purchase toward a cause, mentions Mrs Oscar End as chair, and references a distorted New York New Jersey travel notice involving a Baptist leader from Germany arriving in Newark to deliver an official invitation to a Berlin meeting for the Baptist world alliance.
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Crair Fund
Totel
Hitler Baptists
New ‘York
Uf F. WW
Wimplett
Baptista’ Inermany
Newark
Bremen
Baptiste
Hitler
Berlin
Baptist: World
Alliance Convention
Bond Scandal Cases May Be Tried This Month
AP reports possible trials this month for Tom B. Boyd former state treasurer Ronald Finney bond broker and Leland Caldwell in a widening bond scandal inquiry with multiple charges and arrests.
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Tom B. Boyd
Ronald ‘Finney
Leland Caldwell
Finney
Station KFKU schedules new and ongoing programs
The November lineup at Station KFKU lists new and continuing programs, including a biweekly book review series by Kenneth Rockwell starting November 18 at 2 45 p.m. and a musical vespers slot from 4 to 5 p.m. on November 19. Homecoming events November 29 bring two special programs including a 2 30 p.m. musical presentation by Prof W B Downing.
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KFKU
Kenneth Rockwell
Rockwell
Trak Review of Modern Books
Fac
Acig
Ies
Vine Dey
W. B. Downing
Joer
Uae
Stolen athletic gear recovered after Webb arrest near university gym
Sam Webb, 17, and an African American youth were arrested after a theft at the university gym. Police recovered a basketball, two tennis rackets, jackets, sweaters, and a wristwatch once stolen from a locker nearly a year earlier. Dr F C K, athletic director, alerted authorities, leading to the recovery of more items and the suspect's confinement by the county force.
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Sam. Webb
David. Evans
NBC County
NRA statistics on work in this county compiled
Mrs. W. C. Hamilton, chairwoman of the women's division, is compiling statistics of work under the National Recovery Act in Douglas County. She asks all townships to send reports, and notes that others counties within the second congressional district are also providing opinions. Complete figures will soon be available.
Lawrence baby boy whistles at eighteen months
A fragmented notice reports Fred Vogler Jr aged 16 to 18 months, a Lawrence deputy sheriff’s child, who cannot talk yet but shows persistence in whistling. The item notes the boy’s ability to imitate tones and his family’s effort.
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Lawrence
Fred Vogler, Jr
Fred
Vogler
Final naturalization hearing in Lawrence district court
Residents plan a Monday district court appearance to complete citizenship proceedings. John Mas of 718 Massachusetts Street Greece native, Mane Louise Marsosin of France, Thomas Kuyimaia of Kentucky, and C A Ramsey of Kansas City Missouri, district director, will attend to represent the naturalization bureau.
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Nee
Lawrence
Ecitizensrip
John
Massachusetts Street
Greece
Mane Louise
Marsosin
France
Thomas
Mike Kuyimaia
Kenetucky Street
Lly
Turkey
C. A. Ramsey
Kansas City
Naturalization
Bureau of Naturaliza
Kansas special session opens with urgent measures
Kansas Legislature began a special session to enact emergency measures while most major proposals were referred to committees. Gov. Alf Landon prioritized child labor, tax recovery, capital punishment reestablishment, and the dry amendment. Over 200 bills had been introduced in the first week, with impeachment resolutions targeting Attorney General Boynton and State Auditor French drawing attention.
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Topeka
Kansas
Alf M. Landon
House
Shacklett-Ryan
Senate
Roland Boynton
Will J. French
Judicia
Boynton
French
Oil Code Meeting Set by Douglas County Group
An oil code meeting is called for 8 o clock Tuesday night at the Chamber of Commerce to inform gasoline and oil dealers in Douglas County about the new code. C A Carpenter of Ottawa, subchairman of the district planning committee, chairs the event. Wichita state chairman J A Motter announced the appointment after approval by Harold L Ickes. The district covers Douglas Osage Franklin Coffey Anderson Miami Linn and Shawnee counties. Letters were sent to all county dealers explaining the code and penalties. Carpenter stresses all persons selling gasoline kerosene or oil in any amount are subject to the code and may face a fine for violations.
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Chamber of Commerce
C. A. Carpenter
Ottawa
Carpenter
J- A. Motter
Wichita
Harold L. Ickes
Douglas
Osage
Franklin
Coffey
Anderson
Miami
Linn
Shawnee
Lawrence
Rev A A Van Sickle to Preach at Ninth Street Baptist
In Lutheran pulpit notes the Rev A A Van Sickle will preach Sunday morning at the Ninth Street Baptist church forum to be held at 4 30 o clock tomorrow afternoon. Mrs er Smith Madlolst and Mrs ane Powell and Mrs Chiia Underwood will read coral. The program includes the duet My Faith Looks Good to Thee and Andante Moderato. Evelyn Hardeman to read verses.
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Rev
Seel Institute
Will
Smith Madlolst
Ford
Ane Powell
Chiia Underwood
George Trovalle
Vesa
Indesi
Yiss Evelyn, Hardeman
Death of Wyoming's senior Senator John B Kendrick
John B Kendrick of Sheridan Wyoming dies after brief illness at 76 ending a political career that began in 1910 in the state senate. He served as Wyoming governor before being elected to the United States Senate in 1917 and held the office continuously as a Democrat. His death comes as winter snows cover the Big Horns where he built Trail’s End and amassed his fortune in ranching and cattle operations. Plans for funeral are not yet final.
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John B. Kendrick Sheridan
Wyo
Wyoming
United States
John
Kendrick
Senate
Big Horn
Sheridan
State Senate
United States Senate
Bitter New York mayoral campaign nears final rallies
New York voters face a final night of campaigning as three leading candidates prepare last major appearances. Mayor John P. O'Brien backs loyalty and reappointment, Fiorello LaGuardia's Fusionists rally in Brooklyn, and McKee's Recovery party closes at the Metropolitan Opera House. Roosevelt quotes and party loyalties frame the edge tonight. Fred E. Smith skips the closing Brooklyn event after decades of participation.
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New York
Altho
Tammany Hall
John P. O'Brien
Carnegie Hall
Fiorello H. LaGuardia
Brooklyn
Joseph V. McKea
Recovery Party
Metropolitan Opera House
Tammany
O'Brien
James A. Farley
McKee
Roosevelt
Connecticut
United Front
Democratic Party
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York City
Ifred E. Smith
Murray Brothers Arrested After Whiskey Raid at 745 Pennsylvania
A police raid at 745 Pennsylvania Street at 430 this morning led to the arrest of Otis Murray and his brother Pete Murray. Four pints of alleged whisky were found. they were turned over to county prosecutors. Officers Floyd Hunter Lilburn Dowers Huston Turner and Nalph Hubbel conducted the raid for the police department led by Chief W J Cummings.
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Police’ Department
Otis Murray
Pennsylvania Street
W. J.ummings
Murray
Pete Murray
Floyd Hunter
Lilburn Dowers
Huston Turner
Nalph Hubbel
Fast Time in 1000 Yard Race Sets Olymie Pace
Olys top sprinter Luigi Italy breaks the old mark by two minutes twenty seconds to win the 1000 yard dash at the Olympic trials. Ellis challenged but faded at 400 yards as intoxication charges surface in a separate police report. Centralia notes include A F T Moor Kensal visiting and Foster's settlement at Centralia.
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Luigi Italy
Paspin
Ain
Ellis
Enish Ise
KU Fans Rally For Football Squad In Norman Sendoff
A 500-strong crowd of Kansas University students and Lawrence supporters gathered at the Santa Fe station to bid the KU football team farewell before the Norman trip. Coaches Ad Lindsey Mike Getto and Dr F C Allen were cheered as players vowed a strong effort after the Aggies defeat.
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Sooners
Columbia
Aggies
Sermon Topics at First Methodist and Luther Lecture
The First Methodist church will host a Sunday evening sermon on Fathers Money and Mother Relision led by Rev Robt A Hvat addressing youth faith and parental influence. The morning sermon will be The Lure of the Worthwhile with Weslean Chorus performing I Waited for the Lord. New members will be received. An illustrated Martin Luther lecture at Trinity Lutheran marks the 450th birth anniversary. The public is invited to attend.
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First Methodist Church
Robt. A. Hvat
Business Mens
Hunt
Aubio
Weslean
Dorothy’ Enlow
Endelasohn
Mildred P.’ Dunn
Lamb
Jon Martin Luther
Martin Eater
Teev. C. A
Trinity Lutheran Church
Luther
Stomach Clinic Tuesday at New City Hall
Dr. G W Jones will conduct a stomach exam clinic Tuesday morning at 8 30 oclock in the health offices at the New City Hall. Patients are asked to refrain from eating before treatment. Miss Anna McCracken is spending the day in Kansas City.
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G. W. Jones
New City Hall
Ee Eralario
Health. T
de Tones
Ers R. Cone
Anna McCracken
Kansas City
Campus calendar entries and education week schedule
A fragmented campus schedule lists events for 6:00 p m Yaview and 2:30 p m Education week program led by Dr R A Schwegler with Dean Senosti education inc Francis Pe FE Elemes nC ia son K K Cornell instructor 208 p m Bills Hoopes Helen and sports notes featuring Keeler and Smallpeer for KU.
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Yaview
Guy ¥. Keeler
R.A. Schwegler
Kansas set to vote on liquor amendment in 1934
Topeka AP report outlines a proposal to replace the existing dry amendment with a new measure allowing regulation of manufacture, sale, and advertising of intoxicating liquor. The plan, backed by committee chair Bloss, would require a two thirds vote to advance and could appear on the November referendum. Mrs Elderkin injured.
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Topeka
Irman Bloss
Bloss
Elderkin
Wife of Former Met Minister Here in Highway Crash
A letter from Rev H W Hargett Akron Ohio describes Mrs Eline Elderkin injured on the head when her husband Rev Noble S Elderkin driving a car crashed into a truck in fog. Mrs Elderkin reported doing well. Mrs Judith Wales Memphis daughter of the Elderkins and her husband were hospitalized for minor injuries. Elderkin formerly lived in Lawrence at Plymouth Congregational church. Snow in northern states causes drifts up to six inches with high winds. roads impeded and several high school football games canceled.
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Rs. H. W. Hargett
Akron
Eline Elderkin
Noble S. Elderkin
First Congregational Church
Elderkin
Lawrence
Plymouth Congregational Church
St. Paul
Nov. S
North Dakota
Vinland Rural High School Notes Halloween Program and Events
The sophomore class staged a Halloween program in chapel on Monday October 90 with members Fay Miskimen Lucile Wied Walter Randel Raymond Miskimen Elwyn Freese Marion Weeks participating. An agriculture project sold hogs on October 21 with prices averaging about $9.00. Basketball practice begins Monday October 30 under Tryon for the seniors Sound Your Horn is being prepared with four men and six women, to be performed in the high school auditorium in November. A Prospect Day evening attendance included Margaret Smith Loreen Bauman Frances York Bernice Hagerman Leroy Olmstead Leo Jarem as Raymond York Florence Hammond were honor students for the first six weeks.
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Vinland Rural High School
Clasz
Parscatin
Frosther
Fay Miskimen
Lucile Wied
Walter Randel Raymond - Miskimen
Elwyn Freee
Marion ‘Eeks
Howe
Vinland Rareigh School
Robert Maaloppo
Margaret Smith
Loreen Bauman
Frances York
Bernice
Hagerman
Leroy Olmstead
Leo Jarermas
Raymond York
Kenneth Mesenhimar
Robert
Ralph
Arthur
Florence Hammond
de Exbridge Bote Hotel
Ocerny Miskimen
Helen Abeard
Raiskimen
Elwyn Freese
Sunday convent ion party at Stull honors Roy
A county Sunday show and a conventio at Stull featured Mr and Mrs Goon hosting a birthday tribute to Roy with guests including Bates Vangel Lottee Bauman Esther Johnson and Hazel Hoskinson A drama club under the Serbian Coke president organized a Halloween party and public speaking class will meet weekly at the Predyteran church.
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Stull
Bs. Goon
Oii
Theiaa Roy
Bates Vangel S
Lottee Bauman
Esther Johnson
Hazel Hoskinson
Thranes
Mi Te Jinsermans
Mi Te Jinsermans Aminaty: Hiss, Treasur‘er, Mies Ae Rueach
Scott Hansen
Shellenburg
de Six
Fay Seaton
JSON
Liva Wire
Presb Church
Ruth Randel
Miss Randel
Chaney Wvillavalie
Claude Davault
Doris
Wellsville
Ruth Webster
Lawrence
Robinson
George ‘Sturdy
Ellen Sturdy
Kansas
Canada
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Oung
NRA
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Calla
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Olymie Pile
Pia Police
Moor Kensal
the Union
University Club
Hoedown
Mary Julia Jones
Bonds
Theta
Miss Jones
University Library
Edo d Hitreet
K. U
Mt. Oread
Watson Library
Old Snow Hall
Memorial Union
K. A
Robert A. Hunt
Met
Vinland
Cermie Pean Py
A. Andrews
Dell
Unday
Woods
Robert Laughlin
Red Crown
the Bowery
ARS. Y
Peoples State Bank
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