Kansas Colorado Tie At Half In Intersectional Game
In Boulder Kansas and Colorado battled to a 6-6 halftime tie at Norlin Stadium. Colorado opened with a 77 yard drive highlighted by a 44 yard pass from Lam to Unger ending at the Kansas 3 and Wagner scoring on a run. Peterson tied the game for Kansas in the second quarter on a one yard plunge after a key pass and lateral sequence. Kansas 6, Colorado 6 at intermission.
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Norlin
Boulder
Colo
Kansas
Colorado
Billy Kaye Lam
Art. Unger
Eddie Wagner
Buffalo
Peterson
John Peterson
Jayhawker
Tommy McCall
Sam
Wagner
Lam
Unger
Wag
Ritchart
Harris
Jayhawkers
Hapgood
C.u.’S
Staab
Anderson
C.U
Heyes
Murphy
McCall
Seqeeces
Forgotten Man Nickel Freed On Habeas Corpus
A Tulsa county jail inmate known as the forgotten man, A. Nickel, was released today on a writ of habeas corpus after 14 months in custody. District Judge Bradford Williams ordered release as county attorney Holly Anderson stated he did not seek trial or dismissal, noting Nickel never demanded a trial. Nickel faced a murder charge for the 1934 Oakhurst shooting of Art Clayton at a dance when a gun held by Nickel allegedly fired during a scuffle.
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Tulsa
Okla
Nickel
Holly Anderson
Bradford Williams
Williams
Art Clayton
Oakhurst
Football finals scores from early college games
A roundup of results includes Kentucky 13 Tulane 20, Alabama 38 Georgia Tech 7, Vanderbilt 13 Tennessee 7, Northwestern 32 Wisconsin 13, Indiana 24 Chicago 0, Navy 28 Columbia 7, Yale 55 Lafayette 0, Harvard 41 New Hampshire 0, Brown 14 Boston U. C. Duquesne 19 West Virginia 4 Western Reserve 38 Denison 0, NYU 48 Rutgers 0, NC State 6 Richmond 0, LSU 13 Georgia 0, Furman 20 South Carolina 7, Purdue 12 Iowa 6, Oklahoma A. & M. 13 Haskell 0 in third, Alabama 25 Georgia Tech 7 in fourth, SMU 10 Arkansas 0 in fourth, Dartmouth 27 Cornell 0 in Penn 13 Penn State 6 in fourth, Baylor 7 Centenary 0 in third, TCU 14 Texas 0 in third, Vanderbilt 7 Tennessee in third, Tulane 13 Kentucky 6 in second.
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Kentucky
Tulane
Alabama
Georgia Tech
Vanderbilt
Tennessee
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Indiana
Chicago
Navy
Columbia
Yale
Lafayette
Harvard
New Hampshire
Brown
Boston
U. C. Duquesne
West Virginia
Western Reserves
Denison
New York
Rutgers
North Carolina State
Richmond
Louisiana State
Georgia
Furman
South Carolina
Purdue
Iowa
Oklahoma
Haskell
Southern Methodist
Arkansas
Dartmouth
Cornell
Penn
Penn State
Baylor
Centenary
Texas Christian
Texas
Duck Hunting Season Closes in Kansas at 4 P. M. Tuesday
State Game Warden Fred L. Hans reported Kansas duck season ends at 4 p m Tuesday with success varying by region. Central Kansas saw the poorest flight, while eastern and western areas reported better bags. Kingman and Republican lakes were disappointing.
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Pratt
Kan
Kansas
Fred L. Hans
Hans
Haas
Kingman
Republican County
Sooner lead grows in Big Six clash with Kansas State
Oklahoma leads Kansas State 3 0 at half on a Breeden field goal after a long drive. In a muddy heavy field at Ahearn Field Manhattan Kan Nov 16 Oklahoma later trails, but maintains control as Hewes blocks a punt and Oklahoma gains momentum into the late third period.
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Ahearn
Manhattan
Kan
Bill Breeden
Sooner
Oklahoma
Kansas State
Ayers
Breeden
Hewes
Fuqua
Fuquay
Sooners
Wildcats
Warren
Lander
Door Not Shut Causes Chanute Couple Injury
A Chanute couple, JP H E McCall and his wife, were injured when a car door that was not securely closed swung open, ejecting them as the driverless vehicle left the road. The car struck two trees and ended in a yard near Pittsburg. Mrs McCall was hospitalized. McCall's injuries were superficial.
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Chanute
Pittsburg
Kan
H. E. McCall
McCall
Leon Daniels
Daniels
McCalls
Aair
Marland Changes Date for Proposed Relief Vote
Oklahoma Governor Marland abandoned December 24 as the election date for the $2,500,000 relief bill after precinct election officials protested it would disrupt Christmas. He proposed December 20 as a possible new date for the statewide measure.
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Oklahoma City
Marland
Notre Dame and Army Tie 6 to 6 at Yankee Stadium
Notre Dame and Army battled to a 6 to 6 draw before 80,000 at Yankee Stadium. Monk Meyer starred for Army with a 49 yard run and a touchdown pass, while Wally Fromhart failed the extra point for Notre Dame after a late drive aided by a long pass.
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Yankee Stadium
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Notre Dame
Army
Hoover
Wally Fromhart
Monk Meyer
Ed Grove
Bill Shakespeare
Wayne Millner
Millner
Larry Danbon
Fromhart
Grove
Panthers Stop Huskers 6 to 0 in Intersectional Clash
Pitt Stadium witnessed a 6 to 0 Pitt victory as Frank Patrick, the 200 pound fullback, punched in a second period TD to give the Panthers the win over Nebraska before about 34,000. The Huskers drove with long passes but ended on downs.
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Frank Patrick
Flash
Nebraska
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Westerners
Cornhuskers
Benson
Howell
Dohrmann
Francis
Stapulis
Morrison
Shedloskey
Huskers
Sage
Ward Names Committees for Resettlement Lands
Lincoln Nebraska November 16 71 Cal Ward regional director of the rural resettlement administration announced the personnel of committees to advise the federal agency on the suitability of lands in Nebraska Kansas North Dakota and South Dakota The Kansas committee includes Harry Umberger L E Call Galen C Quantic and Walton Dodge The state was tasked with judging if proposed resettlement sites were suitable Ohio State 6 Illinois 0 Columbus Ohio November 16 Ohio stayed in the Big Ten title fight with a 6 to 0 victory over Illinois It was Ohio’s fourth straight conference win with Jone scoring early after a punt return by Dye.
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Neb
Cal Ward
Rural Resettlement Administration
Federal
Nebraska
Kansas
North Dakota
South Dakota
Ward
Harry Umberger
Kansas Extension Service
L. E. Call
Kansas Agricultural College
Galen C. Quantic
Walton Dodge
ARA
Ohio State
Illinois
Columbus
Ohio
University of Illinois
Bucks
Jone
Tippy” Dye
Colgate Dominates Syracuse In 27 0 Upset At Archbold
Colgate crushed previously unbeaten Syracuse 27 to 0 at Archbold Stadium on November 16 as 15,000 fans braved cold weather. the game marked Colgate’s third straight victory in the bitter upstate rivalry.
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Colgate
Syracuse
Archbold
N. J
Princeton
Lehigh
Palmer Stadium
Tiger
Kansas Off Federal Dole as Relief Recipients Reach Counties
Kansas faces a shift from direct relief to work relief as about 35,000 employable clients in counties await WPA and related work. WPA reports 20,266 employed, with 2,000 more on soil erosion and CCC projects. The plan aims for 41,200 at work by month end, while farming families will receive 17 dollars monthly for eight months totaling 187 thousand dollars for 11,000 households. Destitute farmers remain ineligible for WPA jobs.
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Topeka
Kansas
Dole
John G. Stutz
Kansan
WPA
Civilian Conservation Corps
Stutz
Washington
Social Security Board
Walton Dodge
Rural Resettlement Administration
New Loan Rules Set for 1935 Corn Crop
Washington reports the farm administration issued rules for 1935 corn loan programs. First payments exceeded 85 percent of corn hog contracts totaling 72.9 million dollars on 877,456 contracts. Loans run December to April 1, maturing July 1 at 4 percent interest, with insurance requirements and crib measures. Most loans via local banks. 1935 signers only eligible. Kansas payments totaled 144,768. Local Red Cross residential canvass plans released with precinct captains listed citywide for the campaign.
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Washington
Farm Administration
Commodity Credit Corporation
AAA
Kansas
Fear of Japanese Move in North China Raises Alarm
In Nanking and Shanghai on November 16, officials expressed fear of a Japanese move in North China within days. A spokesman said northern provinces could seek autonomy from the central Nan kine government tomorrow or Monday. Han Fu-Chu ordered suppression of independence activities in Shantung, while Hopei hosts continued agitation for North China self-government.
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China
Yin Ju-Keng
Demilitarized Zone
North China
Shanghai
Han Fu-Chu
Shantung
Hopei
Eight Students Injured in New Egyptian Riots
Cairo and Zagazig scenes of unrest as clashes between police and students leave eight injured, two more students die, and six officers hurt amid protests demanding the resignation of Premier Tewfik Nessim Pasha and an end to British influence. Cairo also saw a separate demonstration silenced by police fire in the air. In Arkansas, two CCC workers die and seven injured when a camp truck overturns on Ozone mountain.
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Egypt
Zagazig
Tewfik Nessim Pasha
CCC
Clarksville, Ark
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Here
Administration Discusses Slum Clearance Plan
Washington reports the Roosevelt administration is weighing a ten year slum clearance and low rent public housing program with an appropriation near 1 billion dollars to launch it. Senator Wagner said he discussed the idea with President Roosevelt and will pursue details after Thanksgiving in Warm Springs.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Wagner
D-N.y
Warm Springs
Tests legality of Pittsburg bonds to fund waterworks
Topeka November 16 14 A suit to test the legality of 125000 general revenue bonds issued by the city of Pittsburg to improve and extend its waterworks system was filed in the supreme court today. The city seeks a writ of mandamus to compel the state auditor to register the bonds. The auditor's office refused registration citing questions on authority. The emergency law allowing such bonds relied on NRA power, which has been struck down by the U S Supreme Court. Hearing set for December 2.
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Supreme Court
NRA
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League of Nations
Grand Council
Italy
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Palazzo di Venezia
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Germany
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
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France
Third Reich
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der Fuehrer
England
Hull
United States
Andre J. M. Melly
Wheelock Leads Kansas State to Two-Mile Win at Manhattan
In Manhattan Kansas State College beat Oklahoma in a home outdoor two mile race captain Bill Wheelock finished first with a 9 41 8 time. Floyd Lochner of Oklahoma placed second and Kansas State runners Redfield and Robinson finished third and fourth as Coach Ward Haylett extended his no loss record on the home course since 1928.
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Manhattan
Kan
UPI
Bill Wheelock
Kansas State College
University of Oklahoma
Ward Haylett
Wheelock
Floyd Lochner
Oklahoma
Redfield
Robinson
Kansas State
Stock Market Index Report Summary
The index shows an average of 60 stocks at 55.5, up from yesterday's 55.2. Ford Motor Co. is mentioned with a Y-8 model, and Hamilton's-Adv is referenced in the brief market note.
Il Duce reshuffles head officers in East Africa campaign
Mussolini realigns top Italian command in Ethiopia with Marshal Badoglio named Eritrea and Italian Somaliland chief, de Bono moved to honor retirement while Guzzoni becomes Eritrea vice governor. The shakeup coincides with sanctions era and looming League penalties as Haile Selassie defies retreat orders near Amba Alaji. Berlin pledges support for sanctions amid broader international tension.
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Pietro Badoglio
Eritrea
Italian Somaliland
Emilio de Bono
East Africa
de Bono
Mussolini
Italy
Tigre
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Guzzoni
Marshal Badoglio
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Libya
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Amba Alaji
Haile Selassie
Ras Seyoum
Antalo
Gojjam
Jimma
Lij Yassu
Mayor Urges Support of the Red Cross Roll Call
Lawrence mayor Alfred Lawerice urges Douglas county residents to back the American Red Cross roll call starting Monday November 18. He notes the 128 domestic disasters aided by the Red Cross last year across 306 counties in 837 states, plus rural nursing, home hygiene teaching, sick care, and a highway and farm safety drive. He asks every citizen to offer service and renew subscriptions.
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American Red Cross
Douglas County
Our
Red Cross
Lawrence
Alfred
Set Scout Budget Area Budget For 1935 Adopted At Ottawa
Forty or more leaders from eleven eastern Kansas counties met in Ottawa and approved a $14,000 budget for 1935. W S Wessel of New York spoke on Cubbing as part of the Boy Scout program. Local quotas from Kansas City and Leavenworth cover more than half the total budget. Douglas district remains at $910. Committee members from Lawrence attended.
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Kaw
Kansas
Ottawa
W. S. Wessel
New York
Community Chest
Kansas City
Leavenworth
Paul Campbell
Scout
Lawrence
A. E. Woestemeyer
George Lowman
Earnest Boyce
van Bruner
W. A. Dill
Galvin Fields
Douglas
Wessel
Boy Scout Organization
Cubs
Hoover to Speak on Public Questions in New York
Ex President Hoover will address the Ohio Society in the ballroom of a New York Pennsylvania hotel on public questions. The speech marks a notable pronouncement ahead of the 1936 campaign with Hoover criticizing the Roosevelt New Deal, deficit spending, and the unbalanced budget.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Pennsylvania
Madison Square Garden
Ohio Society
Hoover
Roosevelt
Masonic Leader Barton Smith Dies at 83 in Toledo
Barton Smith, 83, a prominent Masonic figure in the northern Scottish Rite, died after a long illness. He joined the 38th degree in 1887, led the supreme council as Most Puissant Sovereign Grand Commander in 1910, was reelected in 1915 and 1918, declined 1921, and served as vice president of world conferences in Brussels and Lausanne. He practiced law with the Toledo Blade Co. and was named by President Harding in 1922 as U.S. representative to a London arbitral commission on a Peru matter.
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Toledo
Barton Smith
Supreme Council
Scottish Rite
Supreme Councils
Brussels
Lausanne
Ethiopian Troops Parade to Dixie and St Louis Blues
In Addis Ababa on November 16, a review of 10,000 Walega troops before Emperor Haile Selassie featured a band playing Dixie and St. Louis Blues. The two American songs provided musical inspiration during the ceremony.
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Dixie
St. Louis Blues
Addis Ababa
Gpi
Haile Selassie
St. Louis
Plans for annual K U Homecoming weekend events
University of Kansas Homecoming set for November 27 to 28 in Lawrence with radio broadcasts torchlight parade and football game vs Missouri. Activities include alumni registration reception class of 1911 jubilee planning, two-day program in the Union building Memorial Stadium and downtown events.
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University of Kansas
Kansas-Missouri
Laurence Woodruff
Union
Missouri
Memorial Stadium
KFKU
Lawrence
Grads
Eighth Street
WREN
Union Building
Central
Missouri-Kansas
Woodruff
Fred Ellsworth
K. U
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Will Be 100 Tomorrow in Ottawa Kansas
Pr Crimble of Princeton marks a 100th birthday tomorrow at a family dinner. Civil war veteran and homesteader near Hope, Kan., moved to town in 1908. He credits long life to regular habits and enjoys a mug of beer and a cheese sandwich over hot meals. He quit smoking ten years ago and never drank whiskey. His wife died at 82 last March. Five children survive.
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Ottawa
Kan
C. R. Crimble
Princeton
Drimble
Hope
Weekend Warmup Clouds Drift Over Midwest Weather Rise
The Associated Press notes cloudy skies and rising temperatures across the Midwest with forecasters predicting milder conditions for the weekend. A trace of snow appeared in Minnesota and North Dakota while temperatures overall trended higher.
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Midwest
Minnesota
North Dakota
Kansas Weather Forecast Mixed Sky and Warmth Rise
Partly cloudy to cloudy tonight and Sunday with slightly warmer conditions in central and west tonight and east and south on Sunday. Morning notes show cloudy roads and variable road conditions across Arkan sas City Wichita Coffeyville Manhattan and Pittsburg with fair Douglas county roads. Temperature records indicate a maximum around 38.5 yesterday and a low near 40 today.
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Kansas
Arkansas City
Wichita
Coffeyville
Manhattan
Pittsburg
Douglas County
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