Dewey Delivers Final Address From Albany Tonight
Governor Dewey plans a 10 to 10:15 p m. Central War Time national radio speech urging supporters to voting tomorrow and thanking them for campaign work. He will speak after a Madison Square Garden rebroadcast and heads to New York City to vote and monitor election returns. Dewey has ridden 22 321 miles across the nation and focuses on New York with 47 electoral votes and Pennsylvania with 45. He accuses Roosevelt and the New Deal and praises a peacetime leadership plan while warning against private plans for postwar Germany.
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University offers two new 16 week courses at Fraser Hall
University of Kansas extension and School of Education start two 16 week courses this week open to men and women with an $8 enrollment. In room 117 Fraser hall the first, delinquent child case studies, begins tomorrow 4 45 pm under Prof B A Nash meeting Tuesdays. The second, improving instruction through activities and relationships, led by Prof F P O'Brien, starts Wednesday 4 30 pm meeting Wednesdays.
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Grace Moore To Sing University Concert Recital
Grace Moore, renowned concert artist, will perform at Hoch auditorium at 8:20 pm as part of the university concert series. About 375 V-12 cadets and guests will attend. special service men tickets are discounted. Tickets sold out front sections. over 60 Ottawas and Baldwins attend. Moore will not sign autographs or meet guests backstage due to travel schedule. Activity ticket holders gain entry to unreserved sections.
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Publisher Dies at 94 Founded Douglass Tribune in 1884
Joseph Satterwaite, longtime publisher of the Douglass Tribune, dies at age 94 in Douglass Kansas. He founded the paper in 1884 and led it for decades, shaping local journalism and community reporting.
Publisher Joseph Satterthwaite dies at 94
Joseph M. Satterthwaite, 94, longtime publisher of the Douglass Tribune for six decades, died at his home after a two week illness. He became owner of the El Dorado Press in 1877 and founded the Douglass Tribune in 1884, moving to Kansas from Indiana in 1870 to work as a printer.
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El Dorado Republican Lawmaker Served Sixteen Years
The El Dorado Republican legislator from Butler county spent eight years in the senate and eight in the house after serving on the Douglass city council and school board.
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Good Health Life's Greatest Blessing Offers Hopeful Treatment
An advertisement touts a 20 year old treatment method to remove poisons and relieve pains by addressing root causes. It warns temporary reliefs fail to prevent permanent injury and promotes a free book titled Good Health Life's Greatest Blessing detailing soothing remedies and a new outlook, with no obligation to write.
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