Explosions near Hitler as Munich beer hall blast shocks Berlin
Adolf Hitler watched photos of a serious assassination attempt from his Berlin chancellery as police hunted suspects after the Munich Bürgerbräu cellar blast killed seven and wounded 63. British and Jewish charges arose, rewards rose to 600000 marks, and Nazi leaders nearby remained unhurt.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Reich
Munich
Buergerbrau
Fuehrer
Hitler
Capper Warns on Arm Embargo Repeal Weighs U S Prospects
Senator Capper says he will bow to majority and stop looking back after defeat of the arms embargo provision in the neutrality act. He fears repeal could hurt U S exports and trigger a wartime boom followed by economic decline, warning of hardship ahead for farmers and the nation.
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Washington
Capper
Kan
United States
England
France
Canada
Kansas Officials Meet in Hutchinson for Convention
Kansas City Wyandotte county register of deeds L C Maddox was prominently mentioned as a candidate for president of the Kansas Official Council during its annual convention. The council split into nine groups including county commissioners clerks engineers and probate judges as 836 officials registered. Chancellor Deane W Malott urged officials to collaborate with the public to improve government.
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Hutchinson
L. C. Maddox
Kansas City
Wyandotte
Deane W. Malott
British steamer Carmarthen Coast sunk. two crew missing
The 961 ton British steamer Carmarthen Coast was sunk in the North Sea today. Fourteen men were rescued, five with injuries. Lloyd's Register lists Coast Lines Ltd as owner and Liverpool as home port.
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London
Carmarthen Coast
North Sea
Lloyd’s Register
The
Coast Lines
Liverpool
Reward Offered Abroad for Munich Beer Hall Attack
Berlin reported Heinrich Himmler offered 300000 marks in foreign exchange to anyone abroad who provides information leading to the arrest of those who attempted to kill Adolf Hitler in the Munich beer cellar explosion. The reward is payable at any German consulate and adds to 600000 marks already offered inside Germany.
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Berlin
Heinrich Himmler
Adolf Hitler
Munich
United States
Germany
Radio program on Education Week features leaders
Tonight at 9:30 to 10 on KFKU three Lawrence men speak on education from banking business and government angles. Speakers include George Docking W C Boardman and C E Friend as part of the 19th annual Education Week observance at the University with daily radio programs and themes about the American Way of Life.
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KFKU
George Docking
First National Bank
W. C. Boardman
Kansas ‘Electric Power Company
C. E. Friend
Leutenant
Kansas
R. A. Schwegler
School of Education
Joseph King
Lawrence
Melvin T. Sadler
O. Wright
Kansas Teachers Association
Congratulations to Fuehrer Rome and Mussolini greet Hitler
Vittorio Emanuele and Premier Mussolini sent congratulations to Reichsfuehrer Hitler after his escape from danger in the Munich explosion. The message honors his ordeal and expresses relief at his safety.
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Fuehrer
Rome
Vittorio Emanuele
Mussolini
Western Front Activity and Sharp Skirmishes Reported
Paris reports increased activity on the western front with sharp engagements between the Moselle and Saar rivers. German attacks in a ten mile northern sector were repulsed as French counter-fire held positions. Berlin claims repulses of French assaults outside Saarbrucken and Irmasen with prisoners taken. two French planes were shot down and enemy balloons destroyed.
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Paris
French “War Ministry
Moselle
Saar
Whimlaly Byuululss Balu
Adolf Hitler
West Front
Netherlands
Belgium
Berlin
Saartfruecken
Irmasens
Romance Wins Out in West After Divorce Claim
Anne Gould Elsbury, 26, heiress to railroad millions, and Herman Els bury, 28, ex-dude wrangler, reconcile after court filings in Cody, Wyoming. She lies in St Vincent's hospital with a plaster cast on her right arm from a horse mishap. The couple plan to return west to their 200 acre ranch and resume simple life despite the legal drama.
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New York
West
Anne Gould Elsbury
Herman Fe, Elsbury
Cody
Wyo
Jay Gould
Pioneer Railroad
St. Vincent's
Elsbury
Education Program Planned by Lawrence Memorial Nurses
The Lawrence Memorial hospital nursing staff will hold a monthly educational program. Dr L K Zimmer will present Sulfapyridine to open the series on Tuesday November 21. Miss Edna Peterson Mrs Mildred Duver will present two pneumonia case studies and Miss Ruth Page will interpret lab findings.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
L. K. Zimmer
Topeka
Midland
Chris Hunsinger Injured In Late City Collision
Lawrence resident Chris Hunsinger 1021 Tennessee street sustained minor head lacerations and two cracked ribs when his car collided with Otto Dreher's just north of the Meais bridge south of Lawrence yesterday. Dreher and passengers were uninjured and both vehicles suffered damage.
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Chris Hunsinger
Tennessee Street
Otto Dreher
Meais Bridge
Lawrence
Hunsinger
Dreher
Between Classes Pep Rally Sets Nebraska Game Plans
The pep rally is scheduled between 10:20 and 10:30 tomorrow morning in front of Robinson Gymnasium. Students plan transportation to Lincoln for the game with a special train leaving Lawrence at 6:30 Saturday morning and arriving in Lincoln at 11:30.
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Nebraska
Robinson Gymnasium
Lincoln
Lawrence
Ottawa
Kansas City
Kan
Salina
Topeka
Kansas
Joursey
Baldwin
Dorsey - Liberty
American ‘Legion Corps
Baker
Legion Hall
Lathrop B. Read
Baker University Wildcats
Kansas Wesleyan Coyotes
Baker University
Mildred Hahn
Rain falls at Great Bend Kansas in late autumn
Rain measured two hundredths of an inch fell at Great Bend Kansas on November 9 marking the first measurable precipitation since October 8. Skies cleared afterward with no immediate moisture expected. A note mentions delicious barbeque sandwiches near Mud Creek Bridge.
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Great Bend
Kan
Netherlands Clears Villages Ahead of Defensive Flooding
Amsterdam November 9 officials began clearing out villages in new water line regions preparatory to defensive flooding. Belgium increased mobilization to about 600000 men as passenger service out of Amsterdam was ordered from 4 p.m. due to extraordinary railway measures. Authorities stressed readiness but claimed no immediate danger to either country amid rising European war tensions.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
Belgium
Amterdam
Committees named to study Lawrence problems report
The city planning board of Lawrence appointed committees on parks and recreation, civic center, zoning, schools, and population to study issues and file frequent year round reports. They reviewed a zoning petition to convert a residence at Sixth and Kentucky into an apartment house, recommending denial. City Engineer B M Babb praised tentative subdivision regulations and suggested improvements. City attorney George Melvin was absent and may report later. next meeting is December 13. Regulations apply to zones within a three mile limit outside the city.
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Lawrence
George M. Beal
City Planning Board
M. F
Hudson
Charles Holmes
Civic Center
Charles Louk
A. B. Martin
A. B. Weaver
M. F. Hudson
Millard Wiley
J. W. Stone
Sixth
Kentucky
B. M. Babb
Planning Board
George Melvin
Kuhn Goes to Trial on Taking Bund Funds
Fritz Kuhn leader of the German American Bund goes on trial in New York charged with stealing 5641 dollars from Bund funds. Judge James G Wallace denies postponement and venue change as Kuhn faces 10 counts of a 12 count indictment. Gustav Elmer accompanies Kuhn but is ordered to leave amid spectator restrictions.
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Kuhn
New York
Fritz Kuhn
Bund
James G. Wallace
Fifty KU students chosen for Civil Aeronautics course
Fifty University of Kansas students including two coeds have qualified for the Civil Aeronautics Authority flying course under Prof Earl D Hay. Ground school is underway and flight instruction at Lawrence Municipal airport is set to begin. Insurance policies provide 3000 for death or dismemberment and 300 for medical reimbursement.
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University of Kansas
Civilian Aeronautics Authority
Earl D. Hay
Lawrence Municipal
Ashcraft Brothers Flying School
Aeronéa
Phoenix Indemnity Company
Charlton
Helen Louise Hay
Alys Magill
Wichita
Temperature to Drop Across Kansas From Novembers End
Forecaster S D Flora says heavy cloud banks will bring light rains only in the southeast. Temperatures near freezing are expected tonight with a retreat from abnormally high early November readings. Western areas see colder air tonight and tomorrow highs 50 to 55 with eastern lows 32 to 35 and western 28 to 32.
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Topeka
Kansas
S. D. Flora
Flora
Dodge City
Treasury Plans Gold Mail To Kentucky Fort Knox Vaults
The treasury aims to mail five or six billion dollars in gold once postage is authorized. Officials say shifting gold from New York and Philadelphia to Fort Knox Kentucky will ease vault congestion and boost safety. Postage would cover hundreds of inspectors and soldiers guarding the metal.
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Washington
Treasury
Congress
New York
Philadelphia
Fort Knox
Post Office
North East Kansas Building and Loan group meets in Haskell cafe
Fifty five members from the north east Kansas Building and Loan league gathered at Haskell cafe with hosts Douglas County and Lawrence Building and Loan. A luncheon, speeches by Dean Paul B. Lawson and others, and Indian dancing highlighted the day with attendees from Atchison Leavenworth Kansas City Kan Bonner Springs Olathe Ottawa Osawatomie Topeka and Hiawatha.
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Robert S. Haynes
Lawrence
Albert W. Grohne
William T. Kopp
Atelat
Louise Hay
David L. Shirk
Roger B Ludeman
Wichita
William S. Southern
Ellinwood
Max Replogie
Coldwater
John D. Keeling
Scott City
William H. Graves
McFarland
John Stahl
Burlingame
Harry J.brown
Hill City
George L. Booze
Eureka
Leilyn M. Young
Leavenworth
Merle W. Klewene
Bison
Kan
Fred AL. Lawson
Independence
William R. Wriedhoff
Atchison
Herman
Schmidt
Canton
Hal Anthal
Russell
John C. Crutcher
Inman
Alys Magill
William D. Arnold
Garden City
Fred W. Lake, Jr
Kansas City
Harold W. Burns
Raymond
Wannae Co
Stevenson
Oris C. Day
Hutchinson
Robert L. Andrews
Emporianne C. Lambertson
Otto B. Kiehl, Jr
Pittsburg
John R. Green
William W. Oliver
Randel C. Matthews
Fredonia
Ann A. Foy
John Q. Roycee
Salina
Taayton S. Roesier
Claflin
Albert J. Wieland
Norton
Vincent J. Graves
Harrison B Long
Eldreth K. Cadwalader
Topeka
Clemens A Mong, Jr
Neodasha
Dixter Springs
Robert D.hood
Herman G. Barkmann
William T. Stone
Baldwin
Richard F. Newlin
Gene A. Cormany
James G. Lee, Jr
Bonner Springs
Kenneth G. Blim
Council Grave
Michael A. O'Bannon
Claremore
Okla
Glenn B. Helmick
Kansas Building and Loan League
Haskell
Douglas County Building and Loan
Lawrence Building and Loan
Dean
Paul B. Lawson
Paul B. Morrison
Toneka
Kansas League
E. L. Hucke
Parsons
C. A. Sterling
John L. Hirsh
Postal Building and Loan Association of
George W. Greenwood
Topeka Building and Loan Association
Olathe
Ottawa
Osawatomie
Hiawatha
Plans for elaborate Massachusetts Christmas decorations
Merchants Bureau session led by H. W. Keene approves new lighting, bells and illuminated stars for a large town festivity. Old equipment worn after fifteen years will be replaced and bright red candles from last year will be reused. Theodore Charlton and C. C. Carl lead a home-talent parade and week of activities. Free parcel wrapping service to resume. M. S. Winter chairs fundraiser for expanded program.
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Massachusetts
Merchants Bureau
H. W. Keene
Theodore Charlton
C. C. Carl
Winter
LaGuardia Speaks to Kansans on Farm and Worker Welfare
Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia hurried from Manhattan to Kansas City and spoke to 7 000 at Kansas State College stadium. He argued for unity of industry and agriculture and called for social security, unemployment insurance, a stronger wage and hour law, a national child labor law, and protections for elderly workers. He avoided political questions and emphasized farm prosperity as key to national prosperity.
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Manhattan
Kan
Fiorello
LaGuardia
New York
Kansas Plains
Ae Cuuill
LWA
Kansas State College Stadium
O. O. Wolf
Ottawa
State Farm Bureau
United States
Chief Warns Motorists To Park Cars Correctly
Chief Jude Anderson warned motorists to park properly in lanes on Massachusetts and side streets. He said wrong parking will draw $1 fines and ordered officers to monitor the area after numerous complaints of bent and scratched fenders due to improper parking.
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Jude Anderson
Massachusetts
Anderson
Stock Market Index Dips to 51.4 After Losses
The average of 60 stocks falls to 51.4 marking a decline from yesterday's 52 as market activity slips. Investors watch for further losses as trading continues.
Kansas Weather Forecast Reports Cold Tonight and Friday
Partly cloudy with light rain in extreme southeast to night. Much colder tonight and Friday with fair, colder conditions in the east. Temperatures show yesterday’s high 59, low 37, with today’s readings around 69 at 7 pm and near 58 at overnight.
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Kansas
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American Legion
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Fort Scott
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