Lincoln Special Fans Pack Train For Kansas Varsity
Kansas students and townspeople traveled to Lincoln by Union Pacific special, sparse turnout and sleepy mood marking the trip for the Kansas football weekend. The party featured K U band members and students in formal wear at the Union building ball, with a quiet scene described and notes on homecoming plans and campus politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Combusker
Nebraska
Union Pacific
Lawrence
Tooters
K. U
Jay Jones
Asher Passon
K. UG
Tio. T.C. Bai
Union
Embryo Army
Ae W
Union Building
Publication suspended for lack of copy
The note explains the publication is paused until enough copy is handed in. It mentions prior custom of Dove taking strikes at the ROTC and athletic department, then retiring, and questions whether past adequacy would still suffice in a pinch. It references a compulsory activity diet and an outing facing the setting sun at football games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.C
Diplomatic Kinship Seen Between Roosevelt and Litvinoff
Reports from Washington say friendly but serious talks between President Roosevelt and Maxim Litvinoff edge toward a Russo American understanding. Forecasts speak of next week’s announcement on recognition while longer discussions continue at White House and State Department, with Bullitt noting progress but no formal meetings set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Maxim Litvinoff
Washington
United States
Soviet Russia
State Department
William Bullitt
All
White House
Litvinoff
Bullitt
Executive Mansion
Modern "Enoch Arden" Is Back Home After 17 Years
Seattle report details a modern Enoch Arden tale as Fred H. Jacobs returns after 17 years abroad. He learns his wife believed him dead and remarried, his three children grown, one daughter not his. A sister visit reveals his identity. he plans to meet his children and reconcile with his wife as she awaits him. A separate note covers a Luther anniversary broadcast.
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Seattle
Enoch Arden
Fred H. Jacobs
Ti Lich
Jacobs
Hilda Hilton
William
Armistice weekend forecast and Louisburg postmaster appoin tment
In Topeka Kansas a Sunday Armistice day forecast called for generally fair and warm weather with a weekend outlook mostly fair and moderate temperatures. Some snow chances were noted in northern areas with clear skies elsewhere. Tonight lows range from about 32 in western Kansas to 40 in the east. Acting postmaster Adan D. White was appointed at Louisburg Washington on Nov. 11 AP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
South Dakota
Pacific Coast
Flo- AL
Louisburg
Washington
Adan D. White
Louis- 7Han
Huey Long Targeted by Eggs and Fruit in Alexandria Speech
Louisiana Senator Huey P. Long faced a hostile reception as eggs lemons and stink bombs were hurled at him while he spoke on taxes and redistribution of wealth on the City Hall steps in Alexandria. Long paused to invite hands for and against his record, reporting about 23 holdouts vs thousands in agreement. He defended soldiers' compensation proposed taxing big corporations to relieve parish road and school bonds and backed a $2,000 homestead exemption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Huey P. Long
Stetenind Senn
Long
Clint O'Malley
Pace
Senate of the United States
S . Long
Corn crop outlook down from last year in Kansas
The United States department of agriculture and Kansas state agriculture department project the smallest Kansas corn crop since 1580. Estimated yield around 82 million bushels, down 53 million from 1932. Average per acre about 11 bushels. Winter wheat expected below average due to dry surface and subsoil moisture. Also lists other crop estimates and notes Armistice Day activities and a Unitarian Forum program featuring John Ise speaking on Isolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
United States Department of Agriculture
State ‘Department of Agriculture
Unitarian Forum
Lindley to Speak at Education Day Service
Dr Lindley will speak Sunday night at First Christian church on Youth Cannot Wait. A 60 voice high school mixed chorus, directed by C E Sawhill, will sing several numbers. Service starts at 7 30. Teachers parents and youths are invited.
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Ernest H. Lindley
First Christian Church
C.E. Sawhill
Memorial Hospital updates and recall petitions filed
At Memorial Hospital Thomas Mitchell age 22 underwent an operation yesterday and is in satisfactory condition. T M Shiraz age two is recovering well after a major operation yesterday morning. Bernard Nicolay seeks medical attention at 615 West Ninth Street. D Clark two year old son of Dr and Mrs Carroll Clark 1829 New Hampshire Street underwent a tonsillectomy yesterday. Recall petitions filed with Eldorado city clerk target Mayor Grant Dr Gish and Commissioner Benson citing incompetence and interference with city manager work. Thelma Smith 23 rural teacher was killed when her car was struck by a Santa Fe train two miles south of Earlton. father and brother survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas’ J. Mitchell
New Jersey Street
T. M.shiraz
Roune
Bernard Nicolay
West Ninth Street
Chapin
D. Clark
Carroll
New Hampshire Street
Eldorado Eldorado
E. Wy. Grant
W.- . Benson
Chanute
Thelma Smith
Santa Fe
Earlton
Ninth Street
Churen Xinth
Ohio Alrects
B. L. Wightman
Lutai Irving
Mattie Mathis
Plantat
East Side
Mra. Samuels
New York
South Side
Ings Bee
Woraip
Famiy Bey
Matibeaker
Elnora
Abbert Colen
BH. Y
BP. DU
Lalah Irving
Eettire
Sermmon
He Wiliams
Bethel Ponder
Lulu Pennell
Misa Laure Mewn Aros
Italian on disarmament panel sparks stir at conference
Signor Soragas, Italian steering committee member, warned the disarmament conference it was useless to continue without Germany. The remark caused a sensation as Arthur Henderson warned the effort reached a critical point on Armistice Day, while the U S delegation planned to attend next month.
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Geneva
Signor Soragas
Germany
Arthur Henderson
Great Brittain
United States
Roosevelt Honors Unknown Soldier at Arlington Tomb
President Roosevelt bowed to the nation’s Unknown Soldier in a wreath ceremony at Arlington Cemetery as Edward A. Hayes of the American Legion led observances. He urged NRA support, fiscal prudence, tax equity, and inflation caution, aligning with legion aims for 1933 and 34. Government officials and legionnaires attended the Virginia service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Arlington
The
Hills
NRA
American Legion
Dern
Legionnaires
Soul Pub
Dry Law Enforcement Costs and Casualties Across Decades
Washington reports that enforcing national prohibition cost about 100 federal agents’ lives and left over 600 wounded. Officials note nearly 800,000 arrests and $205 million in seized property, liquor, and stills. The deadliest year was 1980 with 14 killed and 116 injured, while 1921 saw equal deaths but far fewer injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Inj
Organ Program Sunday From KU Earliest Vesper Recital
University of Kansas organist Prof Laurel Anderson to present a sixty fifth vesper organ recital at the university auditorium. The program lasts about an hour and mirrors a June National Convention selection by the American Guild of Organists. A public audience is invited to hear Baroque and classical works by Couperin Bach Clerambault Handel and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Everette Anderson
University of Kansas
University
American Guild of Organists
Cleveland
Anderson
United States
Benedictus— Couperin
Bach
Arla
Clerambault
Symphonie
Ingreaw
Havana Street Battle Reports Turmoil in Midtown
Havana officials say soldiers and rebel snipers battled on Havana streets for about ninety minutes before calm returned. Motorists and pedestrians fled into houses for safety as authorities move to crack down on those behind the uprising. Reports of unrest also reach Santa Clara and Oriente.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Santa Clara
Oriente
Roosevelt to issue proclamation ending taxes on Dec 5
Washington reports President Roosevelt will issue a proclamation to end the taxes by December 5. The taxes, tied to the National Industrial Recovery Act, fund the emergency program and carry a repeal proviso that ends them after repeal. In other news, Dr Edgar L Davis faced a new trial motion in Kansas City after a murder conviction, and Lawrence High seconds fell 24 to 0 to Topeka High in intramural action at Cordley field.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Treasury
National Industrial Recovery Act
Kansas City
Edgar L. Davis
Paul Protter
Independence
Davis
Sea
Lawrence
Lawrence High
Topeka Highschool
Red Cross Roll Call Proclaimed for Kansas
Governor Alf M Landon issues a proclamation designating November 11 to 30 for the American Red Cross Roll Call in Kansas. The document extols the Red Crosss wartime and peacetime service, notes recent tornado relief in Liberal and Washington, and urges all employed citizens to participate in the Roll Call Drive led by Douglas County Chapter head John Brand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alf M.landon
American Red Cross
Kansas
American’Red Cross
Supreme Heights
Red* Cross
Washington
Kangas
Miss Helen Grey Weds J King in Lenexa Home
Miss Helen Catherine Grey and J Len King wed this afternoon at the groom’s grandmother Mrs Stanley’s residence at 1732 Kentucky Street Lenexa. King is a former member of Company M 187th Infantry Kansas National Guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Catherine Grey
Lenexw
Personal notices and weekend visits in Lincoln area
Mrs D C O Neal has moved to Lawrence and will be at her son Ed Tyron s home in Lincoln where friends may call She suffers from diabetes and cannot get about Frances Simon and Miss Marie Bishop will leave tonight to visit Mr and Mrs Albert Simon of Kansas City Mo Mr and Mrs Dolph Simons and Miss Dorothea Simons motored to Lincoln to attend a football game and visit grandparents Dolph Simons Jr accompanied them See Mr and Mrs Rice Phelps in Lincoln for the Kansas Nebraska game Mrs C E Decker and Miss Sadie Hutt motor to Kansas City Marian Decker will return with them Mr and Mrs Vance Day left for Lincoln for the UNA game Miss Lena Allynbernd and Miss Leona Burgess spend the day in Kansas City Miss Hazel Anderson and Miss Frances Criley returned to Kansas City after visiting Vivian Chest nutt 1905 Massachusetts Street Mr and Mrs R C Miller drove to Lincoln for games
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D. C. O'Neal
Route Six
Lawrence
Ed Tyron
West Sixth Street
O'Neal
Frances
Simon
Marie Bishop
Albert Simon
Kansas City
Dolph Simons
Dorothea Simons
Lincoln
Sadie Hutt
Marian Decker
Vance
U.N.A
Lena Allenbernd
Leona Burgess
Hazel Anderson
Rey Hanes
Deaths and Funerals A. J. H. Anderson lives moved
Death notices from Lawrence and surrounding areas report J H Anderson aged 78 formerly of Lawrence died at his San Diego home on Sunday Nov 5. Survived by wife Anna Underwood Anderson. Also listed are Mrs Rudolph Wieser 78 who died at 829 Alabama St with funeral Monday at 2 30 from Rumsey chapel Rev G C Cunningham in charge burial Oak Hill cemetery and surviving relatives. Mrs Hugh Collins died in Lexington Ky with Catholic church funeral Monday and Mount Calvary cemetery burial. scattered fragments mention others connected to Lawrence and related families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H.anderson
J. H. Andergron
Lawrence
San Diego
Calif
Anna
Underwood Anderson
Rudolph Wieser
Alabama Street
Rumsey
G.C. Cunningham
Oak Hill Cemetery
E. . Arnold
Eldorado
Willon Arnold
Phoenix
Ariz
Robert Guntert
Hugh. Collins
Hugh Collins
Lexington
M. T. Hoffman
Mount Calgary
Collins
Hull to Montevideo Pan American conference mission
Mrs Hull joins Secretary of State on a voyage to Montevideo as the United States sends a chief delegate to the seventh Pan American conference. They will sail this afternoon from New York to smooth relations with Latin American nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Latin America
Montevideo
Hull
Seenary Hull
Washingtonretary
New York
Vote to Amend Beer Bill in Kansas Legislative Action
The house judiciary committee amended and reported favorably the Blood bill for legalization of 3.2 beer in Kansas. The measure would declare beverages with more than 3.2 percent alcohol intoxicating and grant cities and counties the right to license sale of non intoxicating beverages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
House Judiciary
Kansas
Armistice Day Program music and drama feature
A detailed listing of Armistice Day events at Haskell Institute and local churches. The Boys Glee Club will perform Legion Airs under Corinne Bemis. C E Sawhill leads school concerts. Byron Mason sings No Spiritual for Goin to Study War No More. John Galsworthy poem read. a one act play The Boy Comes Home to be staged by the Unitarian church theatre group. many local churches coordinate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ise
Unitarian Church
Jennings, Brown
Eldridge
Henry Werner
Will
Eli
Alice Moncrieff
William Howie
Promethean Club
A. A. Milne
Friends' Church
Boys' Glee Club
Haskell Institute
Ee Council On ‘International Relations
Corinne
Bemis
Glee
Legion
C. E.sawhill
C. E. Sawhill
Kenneth Stanton
Eorge Hausam
Wll
Kreisler
Byron Mason
Fine Arta
Carolyn Stockwell
John Galsworthy
Panad Houekeeping
Pim
Ate Plassi
Albert.Kerr
Trinity Lutheran Church
Catherine
Owen
Leslie Rutledge
David’ Gibson
Jean Makepeace
Helen Goode
Paul Shuler
Robert Ferris
Henry
Goode
Lloyd Houston
Plymouth Congregational Church
Christian Church
Armistice day talk at junior high assembly
De Lyle and S Powell led an Armistice day program with Bob Alien presiding. Dr Powell, a World War veteran, urged a universal draft and broader preparations to deter future wars while stressing Armistice Day significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de. Lyle
S. Powell
Bob Alien
Dr. Powell
Alice Ann.Jones
Henry Werner
Mildred Dunn
C.W. Straffon
Norma
Appeals to Citizens to Give Clothes to Needy in Lawrence
Mayor W E Spalding urged Lawrence residents to donate clothing and shoes of all sizes for the needy. The American Legion volunteer squad will canvass the city Monday at 7 20 starting at a central point, asking donors to leave items at front doors. Hundreds of school children and many adults are listed among those needing warmth and comfort from these contributions.
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Lawrence
W. E. Spalding
American Legion Volunteer Squad
Spaline
Local Church Notices and Services on Massachusetts Street
A readable church notices page lists Ninth Street Baptist and Second Church of Christ Scientist in Boston and Lawrence, with pastors B L Wightman and M G Knight. It details prayer meetings on Monday, evening services, family day plans, music, and Sunday schedules including Sunday School, sermons, and midweek study rooms. Also notes election of officers and community events at St Luke A M E Church and Friends Church with times and topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Church of Christ
Wiedemann
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
Church of Christ
Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
St. Luke
Laurse Garrett
Unclear fragment prompts review of local listings
Fragmentary OCR text references a review at the Roostyalt Revolu tan by Lindsey with calendar notes and names such as Helen and Rada Hooper. Details are illegible and no coherent event or outcome can be determined from the readable portions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeveene Bi Lindsey
Enierts Seckwe
Cornel
Rman
Flashes of Life and odd notes from far cities
Montreal youngsters attend school amid a wild state supreme court affirmation. Piette Jardine and Hilt have a long debate over city needs. In Bennington Maine a hard winter is forecast. Chester Greenwood’s company receives an order to manufacture 15 000 pairs of earmuffs. Crookston Mines Pesscuh Earl Evans dishes at the annual harvest festival, with 30 bows for each contestant who wins. Columbus Ohio Capital University men grow long hair as football defeats fade. In May 26 they plan a play Martin Luther Protestant set in medieval times, with 75 students cast in various roles requiring lengthy locks.
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Luther
Columbia
Paul.Lindemann
St. Paul
Mino
Kansas City
WIBW
Topeka
Martin Luther
Justice Strong
U. S. Supreme Court
Oftember
Supreme ‘Court
A. Piette Jardine
Hilt Hag
Tne
Crookston
Mines
Earl Evans
Paar
Feck Fine
Asid Evang
Columbus
Capital University
Mem
Honor Marie Dressler Birthday Party Big Hollywood Bash
Veteran actress Maria Dressler celebrated her 62nd birthday in Hollywood with over 1,000 guests including Senator William Geer Califorsia and Henry Ashitxo. Barrymore Robson Moran and Mayer sent wishes. industry figures attended the film colony celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Maria Dressler
William Gea Califorsia
Henry Ashi Tixona
Gort Janne Ralonade
California
Will Barrymore
May Robson
Paine O’ Moran
B. Mayer
Hiss
Emir
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R. C
T. C
Lansing
K.U
Card
Missouri
Lee Derry
Baclefield
House Presidents Association
MEO
A.O. Delaney Jr
Raymond Nichols
E. H. Lindley
Delaney
Nichols
Ator
Self Supig
sUniversity of ‘Kansas
Union’ Building
Eral
the -Hillte
U. S
Hadeee Hina
Huey Long
Louisiana
Memorial Hospital
Leavee
Everette Anderson
Tesue
Red Cross
Haskell Glee Club
Promethéan ‘Club
Milne
High ‘School
Lyle. S- Powell
Assembly
Pleasant Valley
Eddie Tryon
West 6Th Street
Albert Lynch
Erma
Rosa Had
Lucille Blough
Enid Tian
Catherine: Luckans
Leona Stone
Dan
Neil Milan
Leroy Stone
Glen Had
George Luckans
Howard s.Charles
Howard
Meink
Hazel
Mildred
Griffith
Oateses
Merrit Woodward
Betty
Thelma
Mike Hadl
Florida
Lawrence Friends Church
Delandre
Herbert L
Huffman
Bible
Herbert Huffman, Jr
Christian Endeavor
Montreal
Honor Marie-Dressler
Ware
America
Lawrence National Bank
Overton
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