Read to confer on state tax policy Topeka no action
Governor Clyde M Read announced a Topeka meeting with representatives of the state tax commission to discuss taxation policy. He said he has not committed to a special legislative action and will consider reactions from members of both parties before any move. The issue centers on intangible tax rates and how refunds would affect banks and county taxes.
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Clyde M. Read
Topeka
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Reet
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Idoe Segde Commis
MU KU Glee Clubs to Sing at Homecoming Festivities
MU KU Glee Clubs plan a homecoming concert in the auditorium following a football rally starting 7 p.m. on Friday November 23. The program includes about 110 singers from the University and Kansas rlee els directed by Eugene Thel. Proceeds benefit the Miss Valley glee club contest set for Norman Ohio on February 14. Also reported: a store window damaged by a car driven by Benson at 815 Alabama when brakes failed as he pulled to curb, no injuries mentioned.
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Alabama
Weather Summary for Kansas Regions
Partly cloudy tonight with snow in the far east, colder in eastern and southern areas. Wednesday expected to be generally fair with morning clouds. Cloudy with rain and muddy roads in places. Douglas County roads reported muddy. temperatures yesterday and today show variable readings.
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Hoover Outlines Foreign Policy and Food Ship Immunity Plan
President Hoover, addressing the American Legion on Armistice Day, urges a justice based foreign policy and proposes immunity for food ships during wartime. He calls for international good will and insists on naval reductions alongside strong defense readiness to deter foreign invasion. The speech emphasizes freedom of the seas as a starting point for world peace and notes cooperation with South American leaders and an ally in Britain.
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Death mystery in Kansas City links stolen car to army private
Kansas City Kansas Nov 12 A blood stained stolen automobile found four miles west of the city is tied to the mysterious death of Charles E Schoonover 23 Army Medical Corps private stationed at Fort Leavenworth He died with his throat cut in a local hospital after being brought from the highway likely a fight over a woman A bus ticket and local witnesses place him in Kansas City and near the wreckage Maisie Schoonover had been popular with women at the fort and previously an alleged suicide at a Denver party is noted.
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Leavenworth
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Kansas
Wiliam Graves
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas’ City
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Colo
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Mrs. H. B. Asher Pioneer of Lawrence
Mollie J. Herrington Asher, lifelong Lawrence resident, dies at Axtell Christian Hospital Newton. She witnessed Quantrill raid events from Blue Mound. Survived by four children. active in Methodist church and social service. Funeral Wednesday November 13 at First Methodist with burial in Oak Hill cemetery.
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Wichita
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Phi Beta Kappa Elects 8 University Seniors
Eight University of Kansas seniors were elected to Phi Beta Kappa, the national scholastic fraternity, in a ceremony yesterday afternoon. The class includes Richard C. Gafford, S. Greene, A Hamilton, Laven Jarabo, Mariam Marse, Ruth Pratt, Elizabeth Rupp, and LaBerta Weiss, marking the largest group chosen since 1925. Also postponed is the November Scout Court of Honor in Lawrence due to scheduling conflicts, with likely December dates.
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Minneapolis
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Lawrence
A Hamilton
Waverly
Laven Jarbalo
Mariam Marse
City, Mo
Ruth Pratt
Jamestown
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Halstead
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Clay Center
Atanee
Cardinal O Connell visits grave at Holy Cross cemetery
Malden Massachusetts November 12 1930 Cardinal O Connell visited the grave of Rev Patrick Power at Holy Cross cemetery where thousands sought relief from illness at the shrine. He offered no statement about his purpose and witnessed crowds of crippled and praying pilgrims many arriving by car streetcar and bus. caretakers reported over 200000 visitors that weekend and a wooden fence was erected at Power s grave to manage access.
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Boston
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Prison Death Reveals Eds Second Son Inquest
Leavenworth November 12 AP A death certificate filed reveals John Edwards aged 19 died Sunday in the gerd hospital from pneumonia caused by a knife wound beneath the Hesch area. Coroner Dr Joseph Skaggs says the wound penetrated the left lung. Details of the stabbing were withheld at the prison today. Bishop Cannon Speaks The Press Washington November 32 AP In his first statement since the shop ap gubernatorial op James Cannon Jr Episcopal church South cabled from Montevideo Uruguay that liberalism remains the outstanding Democratic party issue.
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Washington
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Critics Protest Moses Remark Sparks Kansas Livestock Protest
Wichita reports the Kansas Livestock Association executive committee censures Senator Moses of New Hampshire for calling western independent legislators "Sons of wild jackasses" as undignified and not fit for true American statesmen.
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Senate probe on plans to hold the South in line
Washington reports a senate lobby inquiry into a proposed Southern Republican council aimed at shaping southern politics. Letters from J A Arnold of the Southern Tariff Association discuss Negro roles and strategies, mentioning Hoover and Curtis and referencing DePriest. The testimony notes distrust of whitening the party and seeks broad political realignment.
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Robber Sells Shoes During Hold Up at Store
Chicago November report recalls an odd hold up at Grossman shoe store where a robber, after taking $125, calmed a customer Mrs. Samuel Brodie and helped her choose and buy a pair of slippers before leaving. Also notes local fund drive goals raised to $1500 and dairy group elections. Kansas winter wheat prospects rise with recent rain and snow.
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Tax Code Report Ready for the Printer
Topeka Nov 12 The state tax code commission arranged to send to the printer its almost completed report to Governor Clyde M Reed with recommendations for revising the Kansas tax system The first chapter will be made public Friday and others in the next three weeks All sections except those affected by the supreme court ruling declaring the intangible tax law in aid were ready for printing.
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Lawrence hosts sixty eighth Scottish Rite reunion
J H Cowles of Washington DC arrived in Lawrence to attend the sixty eights reunion of Scottish Rite bodies at the Masonic Temple. A banquet preceded the sessions as Walter Varnum and Clarence Birch conferred degrees four through six, with Rufus Melvin and others completing additional degrees. John M Taylor conferred the eighth degree, Frank Holliday the ninth and tenth, and Harold Constant with Dr J M Mott the fifteenth.
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Clarence
Stock Market Slumps to New Bottom on Nov 12
New York November 12 The stock market closed at a new bottom as Hallucination driven selling pushed many leading issues down to new yearly lows. About 6.45 million shares traded on the New York Stock Exchange with heavy activity in closing deals. Dividends were declared by General Asphalt Prophytactic Brush and Best & Co. reflecting some confidence steps amid market volatility.
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Heavy demand on league for salvage items and support
A league representative urged continued social service backing alongside Red Cross and Salvation Army drives. The salvage store faced unusual demand and needs items like furniture, toys, dishes, and all clothing. Clothing will be fumigated and repaired. call 909 to arrange donations from any property, even a baby's bib.
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Mrs. Brotherton Sentenced to 10 Years for Murder
Mrs Ethel Brotherton of Baxter Springs was convicted October 25 of second degree murder of Bonnie Davis aged 17 and sentenced to 10 years in the industrial farm for women at Lansing. Judge Hamilton overruled a new trial motion before the sentence. Attorneys filed notice of appeal to the Kansas supreme court.
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Kansas Supreme Court
Plane to Seek Hunters Denver
Plans were made to send an airplane in search of three Denver boys who disappeared after a rabbit hunt Monday night near Hudson Colorado. The report notes a cousin of air victim K T McGhee killed near Marshall Missouri yesterday and that H I Sutherland of Lawrence will attend the funeral services tomorrow.
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Move to Enforce Milk Ordinance in Lawrence
Lawrence milk enforcement moves lead to arrests this month as Simon Hurwitz of Lawrence Sanitary Milk Co and Arthur Fritzel face court on charges of selling milk without permits and possessing milk from uncertified producers. Both permits revoked after inspections found high bacteria levels, with tests showing dangerous counts beyond city limits.
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New Telephone Books Distribution in City By Boy Scouts
Boy Scouts deliver new Southwestern Bell telephone directories to Lawrence subscribers and will finish tomorrow. Old books are collected to prevent number changes creating confusion, says district manager J. McCoy.
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Nobel Prize in Literature Awarded to German Novelist
Stockholm November 12 AP Whatias Mann a renowned German novelist best known for The Magic Mountain has won this year’s Nobel Prize in Literature. Other speculated candidates included Sinclair Lewis Thornton Wilder Gilbert Chesterton John Galsworthy and several foreign writers.
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Court to reopen for November term at Douglas County
The Douglas County district court will reconvene tomorrow after a three day recess with final testimony in the manslaughter case of Peart Abrams. The docket lists twenty one civil jury cases and a special day for divorce actions. Jurors are reminded to be present for civil jury selection and court proceedings proceed through November 25 with multiple civil and corporate parties named across dates November 13 to 25.
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Talks on Advance Made by Schools at Chamber Luncheon
Secondary education featured at the Camber of Commerce lunch with Liberty Memorial High School Principal HL Baker presenting Secondary Education A Comparison of the Present Status With Thirty Years Ago. He contrasted 1890 and modern high schools, noting rising attendance, changed curricula, and ongoing adaptation to keep pace with science and industry.
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Fritz Meyn to chair KU homecoming rally in November
Fritz Meyn, a University of Kansas student and football player, will chair the homecoming rally at the KU auditorium on Friday November 22 as part of the annual celebration. The homecoming committee named Meyn the likely principal speaker, with other speakers to include Chancellor E H Lindley, coach HH Hargiss, and Captain Steward Lyman. The auditorium will be decorated in Kansas colors and the program will feature several acts.
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Man Found With Throat Cut Believed Taken for Ride
A 20 year old man found on a highway near City Kansas with his throat cut died at a hospital after telling two tourists Voelker and Verlin Sutton of Royal Oak Michigan he could not reveal the assailant. He gave his name Charles Smith and said his mother lived in Town. Authorities think he was abducted. An abandoned sedan, a coat, and women’s clothing were found in the car, reported stolen in Kansas City Missouri. In another incident Sam Goings of Montreal Wisconsin was injured when his Oakland car crashed into a gas station in Wanwak.
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Snow Expected Across East Kansas Tonight
Snow was forecast to spread across western Kansas this morning and reach the eastern half by night. Temperatures were expected to drop into the 20s, with a north wind keeping readings below 45 this afternoon. Snow extended across the northwest, with some ground cover last week in spots, while Wyoming reports and eastern states saw rain and colder air. Tickets go on sale for a KU dramatic club production The Weevil in the Cheese at Fraser Theater next week with multiple showings.
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Wichita U and Southwestern clash ends with arrests in Winfield
Winfield police broke up a raid by six young men aimed at Wichita University and Southwestern students. Officers returned the raiders to Wichita as Southwestern students sought custody. In a clash near Oxford, Winfield students barricaded the highway and taunted the football team after Saturday’s game.
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