Jayhawkers Beat Iowa State 20 to 6 in Memorial Stadium
Kansas defeats Iowa State 20 to 6 in the Big Six clash before about 6000 fans at Memorial Stadium. Casini, White and Nesmith scored for Kansas. Allender lone Iowa State TD came on a long run. Ball control and key plays span the opening kickoff to the fourth period, with Kansas seizing the lead early and extending it on White’s 40 yard run and Nesmith’s 40 yard dash for the final score.
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Falcons Beat Pembroke Country Day In Midget Tilt
The Falcons defeated Pembroke Country Day School 13 to 6 in the Midgets, played at Memorial Stadium with part before the main Kansas-Iowa State contest. Five teams are from Kansas City Missouri, competing before and during the intermission.
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Memorial Stadium
Kansas City
College Football Finals Roundup Scores Across Five Conferences
Major games dominated by Washington over Missouri and Michigan and Minnesota shutouts as Atlantic Coast and Western teams posted results. Notable upsets or close finishes include Georgetown, Pennsylvania, and Penn State drawing clean sheets, while Army, Navy, Notre Dame and Illinois delivered varying outcomes.
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Minnesota
Army
Penn Military
Columbia
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Colpate
Syracuse
Oregon State
Fordham
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Xavier
Indiana
Temple
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Town
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Northwestern
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Chicago
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Alabama
Georgia
High School Bands To Attend American Royal Exhibit
Two groups from Lawrence high schools travel to Kansas City Missouri for the American Royal Exposition with the Liberty Memorial High School band of 50 performing under CE Sawhill. The band departs Lawrence Monday at 8 30 in the morning, in cars supplied by members parents and the Chamber of Commerce. Miss Irene Moll leads the drum major duties. The group will march in a Kansas City Kansas parade at 12 30 and perform at the American Royal building. W R Essick will take vocational agriculture students to the exposition Tuesday. Arthur Leonhard and Marvin Houk exhibit calves in the ag exhibit.
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Liberty Memorial’ High School
CE. Sawhill
Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
Irene Moll
Drcum
Roy “Moll
West
Ninth Street
Kan
Sawhill
W. R. Essick
Arthur Leonhard
Marvin Houk
Cornhuskers Fall to Pitt in 6-0 Shutout
Pittsburgh defeated unbeaten Nebraska 6-0 at Pitt Stadium on November 18, with the Panthers breaking a scoreless game in the fourth period. Key plays included Sauer and Mas terson's interceptions for Nebraska and a late 65 yard punt return threat before Pitt sealed the win with a two yard pass for the touchdown and failed conversion. The game featured strong Pitt defense and backfield drives as Nebraska came closest with threats deep in Pitt territory but could not muster a score.
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Oder
R. B. Goodwin
Miners Ordered to End Strike in Panther Valley
In Tamaqua Pennsylvania on November 18 AP reports more than 6 000 anthracite miners in the Panther Valley were ordered by the general mine committee to end their second strike within a week and return to work.
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Panther Valley
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Britain and France may differ on arms disarmament
Geneva date, Nov 18 AP reports a possible rift between France and Britain over disarmament. French Foreign Minister Paul Boncour held a press conference saying France’s position is unchanged, seeking disarmament based on previously reached accords while remaining open to talks.
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Plans for Massachusetts paving project reviewed by officials
Representatives of the state highway department and federal government met yesterday evening to review paving plans for the Massachusetts project. City engineer B M Babb and others discussed minor additions and corrections before plans return to Topeka for final government inspection. Gas and water mains will be moved and renewed at company expense, with most improvements funded by federal funds. city cost limited to laying new water services. Federal approval already covers paving from Eleventh to Twenty third, requiring a street six feet wider and a three foot adjustment on each side.
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Topeka
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Red Cross Drive Totals About 1100 In County
Doug las county Red Cross roll call shows about $1,100 collected so far with Armistice Day kickoff. John Brand, roll call chairman, says most funds come from the business district and the gifts committee while residence and rural district returns are light. He urges solicitors to begin Monday morning to finish canvassing by midweek.
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Investigation extended for Overton election probe in Louisiana
New Orleans reports the U S Senate special committee will continue its investigation into Senator John H. Overton’s election for two more weeks ending the day before Thanksgiving. Chairman Tom Connally of Texas said Louisiana coverage would stop then to avoid endless testimony. Next week to feature committee and Anti Overton testimony, followed by Overton rebuttal time.
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John H. Overton
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Tom Connally
Texas
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Kentucky
John G. Holland
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Utah
Allen Ellender
Ellendey
Montgomery Ward to Remodel Lawrence Store
Montgomery Ward announces upcoming remodeling at its Lawrence store with work starting soon. Plans cost about 10000 dollars per R F Gaylord beer of the store include new fixtures, interior rearrangement, and complete redecorating to fit modern merchandising. A store-wide remodeling sale is under way to reduce stock. See New Ford V-8 Hamilton's Ady.
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Monetary policy clash echoes 1776 theme
President Roosevelt assails monetary experiment foes in Georgia while the Treasury chief maintains a gold standard policy. The National Chamber of Commerce urges restoration of the gold basis with a fixed dollar value as RFC gold buys hold at 33.56 an ounce. Roosevelt banters on Russia recognition and proceeds to Warm Springs with Governor Talmadge and Mayor Gamble at his side.
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Georgia
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Savannah
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Russia
United States
Talmadge
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Warm Springs
Sayre Named Assistant Secretary of State
Francis B. Sayre, son-in-law of the late President Wilson and Harvard law professor, was named assistant secretary of state. He will replace Hater F. Payer, who moved to the Reconstruction Corporation as special advisor on foreign trade. Sayre has advised Siam on foreign affairs and negotiated treaties with major European powers.
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Francis B. Sayre
Woodrow Wilson
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Harvard University
William’ Phillips
Cambridge
Phillips
Hater F. Payer
Cleveland
Reconstruction Corporation
Jessie Wilson
Siam
Europe
Kansas Missouri game set for 1 o'clock Thanksgiving
The Kansas Missouri Thanksgiving game will start at 1 o clock in Memorial Stadium. The announcement said the public address system noted the kickoff time as 1 o'clock, differing from Kansas home games which usually begin at 2. The report references Memorial Stadium and the Kansas Town State game this afternoon.
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Peace Officers to Convene in Pratt Kansas
Peace officers from across the state gather in Pratt November 21 22 and 23 for the Kansas Peace Officers association fall convention. About 400 to 500 attendees are expected with events including a Pratt Chamber of Commerce reception and dance. A pistol shoot for officers and their wives is scheduled for November 22 with prizes for winning teams. Dr A Flanders of Pratt chosen range master.
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Kansas Peace Officers Association
Pratt Chamber of Commerce
A. Flanders
Garner Brings Home Ten Point Buck From Hunting Trip
Uvalde Texas reports Vice President John N Garner returning from a hunting trip with a ten point buck. companion Ross Brumfield said Garner carried a 140 pound deer 250 yards to the camp without stopping. Elmira Coal advertisement appears with contact.
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Uvalde
Tex
John N.garner
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Ross
Brumfield
Elmira Coal
Farm youth at opening of American Royal in Kansas City
Farm youth from Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and other midwestern states led the opening day of the American Royal livestock and horse show in Kansas City. 4-H members junior farmers and vocational students watched marcelled calves combed lambs bathed pigs and fine saddled horses parade before a crowd of several thousand while Wyandotte county junior riders Roman chariot race and other horseback exhibitions drew cheers accompanied by Park College band.
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Oklahoma
Wyandotte County
Park College
Debate on British vs American radio control in campus forum
A full Fraser theater audience heard Cambridge University and University of Kansas debaters last night argue for British governmental radio control and American private control. No decision was reached as the spirited open forum drew strong audience tone. Cambridge team was Alastair Sharp and Michael Barkway. Kansas pair Gordon Sloan and Charles Hackter. Cambridge leaves for Omaha to face Creighton University Monday.
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Alastair Sharp
Michael Barkway
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Gordon Sloan
Charles Hackter
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Cagle sues St Clair in $10000 damage action in district court
The plaintiff Miss Daisy Cagle completed her case in district court this morning and defense testimony began. A jury was selected after Judge Hugh Means called in a dozen extra veniremen. Cagle seeks damages for injuries from a January car accident involving St Clair’s vehicle. A separate trial Webb Smith versus Howard, McConnell and McConnell Lumber and Tiles company ended yesterday with a verdict for the defendant.
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Jack St. Clair
Hugh Means
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Webb Smith
Howard, McConnell
McConnel Lumber and Tiles Company
Finney sentencing postponed to December 1 in Kansas
Emporia Kansas November 18 AP Hearing on a motion for a new trial for Warren W Finney an Emporia banker recently convicted of embezzling more than 60000 from Fidelity State and Savings bank where he was head was postponed until December 1 The court also delayed sentencing after ruling on the motion The defense said attorneys lacked time to prepare pleas and the stenographer transcript of trial testimony was not completed The motion for a new trial was filed Thursday alleging denial of a fair trial due to spectator misconduct and new evidence was discovered. TEACHERS ELECT OFFICERS
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Warren W. Finney
Fidelity State & Savings’ Bank
Finney
Journalists group elects Paul M Johnson as president
Paul M. Johnson of Arkansas City was elected president of the Kansas Council of Teachers of Journalism during sessions at the University of Kansas. Other officers named were William M. Moore of Parsons as vice president and Helen Reardon of Leavenworth as secretary treasurer. A statewide meeting of Kansans for repeal of the dry amendment was announced by F. E. Parks, superintendent of the anti prohibition society, for Topeka next Wednesday night.
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Kansas Council of Teachers of Journalism
University of Kansas
Paul M. Johnson
Arianess City
William M. Moore
Parsons
Helen Reardon
Leavenworth
Topeka
F.E. Parks
Oregon State tops Fordham 9 to 6 at Polo Grounds
Oregon State, led by Norman Franklin who opened with a 93 yard kickoff return for a touchdown, defeated Fordham 9 to 6 before 40,000 at Polo Grounds in the final game of the season. Fordham previously fell to St Mary’s 13 to 7 earlier in the fall.
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Polo’Grounds
New York
Norman Franklin
Rams
New Civil Works Program Takes Effect Today
Emergency relief order shifts 350 Douglas county families to civil works status with 12 weekly dollars and four day 30 hour weeks raising pay to 40 cents per hour for project labor. State administrator John G Stutz directs continuation of payrolls while local offices handle applications and project approvals. Local projects include sewer work in Lawrence rock quarries at Groeher Stull Palmyra Hartwell and Wakarusa township roads in Eudora.
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Mary E. Jamison
Cn 5E
Douglas County
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Stutz
Public Works Administration
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Groeher
Stull
Palmyra
Hartwell
Wakarusa
Eudora
Board of County Commissioners
St. Topeka
C. G. Glenn
Chamber of Commerce
Eighth and
Vermont Streets
New Clues in Brooke Hart Case Surface in Bay Search
San Francisco on November 18 reports renewed hopes in the Brooke Hart kidnapping case as divers pull a cement block and wire from San Francisco Bay near the bridge. Investigators say a suspect described the materials as spare parts and note Hart was reportedly thrown from a distant point in the water. Two confessed suspects, James M. Holmes and Thomas H. Thurmond, remain in custody amid crowd riots outside the state justice building as Thurmond is returned to prison.
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James M. Holmes
Thomas H. Thurmond
San Jose
Kansas Forecast Brightens for Weekend
Fair tonight and Sunday with a slight warming trend, especially in the east. Morning weather appears clear with good road conditions in Douglas County.
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