Regional notes on resources and farming migration
AP compiled items discuss Texas natural gas waste versus potential power gains, and farmer attitudes amid drought. Reports note Idaho chambers querying drought areas, farmers planning to stay on land, and resistance to marginal land relocations. Huey Long financed LSU football trip via professor salaries, Byrd questions Antarctica geography, and public reception to emerging science.
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Department of the Interior
Texas
Idaho ‘State Chamber of Commerce
Adahoa
Chambers of Commerce
Drougth
Middle West
One House Legislature in Nebraska May Accelerate or Hinder Law
A debate on one house legislature in Nebraska discusses potential gains in speed and passage of measures versus the risk of bills dying in the other chamber. Proponents see it as a major advantage while critics warn it could undermine thorough lawmaking. The argument notes lawmakers’ frustration with current maneuvering and the potential impact on governance.
Political commentary on party control and Republic canterbury
The piece argues that legislatures should act with responsibility while noting differences between Democrats and Republicans in Congress. It jokes that Republicans will be few enough to attract attention and may become rubber stamps. It also references suggestions about Kansas as a Republican sanctuary and notes Paraguay’s reported victory in the Chaco with Bolivia’s possible acknowledgment.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Congress
Tike
Smithsonian’ Institution
Capitol
Ben Hibbs
The
Country Gentleman
Landon
Harry Woodring
Washington
Fire damages barn and milk house near Lawrence
A fire of unknown origin destroyed a barn on Jack Kelsey’s farm one and a half miles west of Lawrence on the Fort-to-Fort Highway last night. Two horses a cow and a calf perished and two cars Franklin and Maxwell were burned. The milk house and garage at Jack Fritzel’s farm southwest of town burned to the ground this afternoon. The chemical truck responded but fires had headway, and firemen could not stop the blaze. Jill Pendleton announces the birth of a son on November 13. Mrs. G. W. Stratton hosted an informal tea for Mrs. T. A. Meguiar and her three daughters and other relatives in town for a family reunion. Miss Gladys Weibel gave a miscellaneous shower for Miss Florence Miller whose marriage to Dan Reed of Edgar Nebraska will take place soon. Hi Y club at the high school is planning for a conference at Manhattan with a Lawrence delegation attending. The club’s present roster includes Ralph Burin Louis Kamnschroeder Fred Fearing Arthur Jensen Earl Martin Ralph Graves Richard Crawford Joe Sutton Lawrence Leonhard Edwin Hayes Lewis Tucker Quentin Jewcombe Irvin Hutchinson Randall Reed John Nottingham Edward Klein Henry Wilson Robert Borth James Metpegwi Briscoe Ben Underwood
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Kelsey
Lawrence
Fort-To-Fort
Will Pendleton
G. W. Stratton
T. A. Meguiar
Elizabeth Meguiar
Hugh NeClelland
San Antonio
Texas
Pryor Beard
Shelbyville
Iain Miss
Gladys Weibel
Florence Miller
Dan Reed
Edgar, Neb
Manhattan
Lawrence Club
Ralph Burin
Louis Kamnschroeder
Fred Fearing
Arthur Jensen
Earl Martin
Ralph Graves
Richard Crawford
Joe Sutton
Lawrence Leonhard
Edwin ‘Hayes
Lewis Tucker
Quentin Jewcombe
Irvin Hutchinson
Randall Reed
John Nottingham
Edward Klein
Henry Wilson
Haminy
Marian
Oakmere
Hamiiin
Hendon
Hamlin
Lon
McSwain
Lin
East Brazos
Jan
Anne
Hantlin
Waki
Jotephane Anne
John Kings
Houdon
Ini
King
Cleveland
Lhp
Lou
Worl
Feng
Lan
Twenty Five Years Ago Sorority Reorganization Event
Charter members of Sima Psi high school sorority re organized and will meet every other Wednesday. The first meeting was yesterday with Miss Rate ndrews. The Firemen's Balls were the most enjoyable event. Over 200 couples attended last night at Fraternal Aid Hall with a very jolly time. The feature of the evening followed.
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Sima Psi
Poor Pa Ry Claude Callan Comment on Women
A fragmented note quotes Claude Callan criticizing sermons about women who discuss neighbors. He suggests women should be allowed to enjoy this world and the next. The item appears in 1933 publisher syndicate material and reflects period sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publishera Syndicate
Firemen Dance and Banquet Highlight City Event
A quadrille by A D Manter and older firemen drew cheers from the younger crowd. At 11 pm guests with Mayor Bishop, the Chief, Reinisch and Councilman Howard heard speeches before returning to the hall. The football boys banquet will be Dec 1 in Robinson Gym. D McNeill buys Breezedale cottage with Louis IV living room and early English revival hall. Erikson's store manager Mr Smith to oversee furnishings.
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A. D. Manter
Mr. Whitman
Haraud
E. L. Charlton
J. B. Wilson
Bishop
Reinisch
Howard
Young Men's’ Christian Association
Robinson Gymnasium
Lawrence
D. McNeill
Breezedale
Smith
Miant- Ager of
Erikson's
Nebraska Defeats Kansas in Kansas Nebraska Game
Forty years ago the Kansas Nebraska clash brought a cold wind and crisp sky as Nebraska defeated Kansas by a wide margin led by Flip vin the swift negro halfback supported by his entire team Foster Carris Hill also stood out for Kansas Emil Olson won the chrysanthemum prize at a Lawrence exhibit John Kilworth hosted friends. Reverend Ellison plans December wedding. a ballad concert at Unity church features Josie Hutchings Crane Georgia Brown and others in Lawrence with Mrs Josie Hutchings Crane preparing to move to Kansas City.
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McCook
Kansas
Foster Carris
Hill
Emil Olson
Seb
Lawrence
W. H. Heberling
Millie Sharer
Overbrook
John
Kilworth
Re. FE. Ellison
Kansas City
Mary Stone
The
Unity Church
Josie Hutchings
Crane
Georgia Brown
Prof. Farrell
Eaton
Eccles urged New Deal style recovery to modernize federal finance
Washington observers note Herbert Plummer details Utah banker Marrner Eccles being considered for a top federal post and cheered for his New Deal like plan before the Roosevelt era. Eccles proposed large unemployment relief and public works funding while highlighting a shift in governance of the Federal Reserve as he would be the first west of the Mississippi to direct it. He joined Morgenthau in 1944 as treasury liaison, seen as a progressive choice.
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Herbert Plummer
Washington
Marrmer
Eccles
Utah
Sander
Ris
Roosevelt
Federal Reserve’ Board
Senate Finance Committee
Morgenthau
Treasury
Federal Reserve
Wilson
Glass
Virginia
Nonian
Mississini River
Strong
Harrison
New York Reserve Bank
Marriage Danger Deepens In Waikiki Mystery
Marlin Casad struggles to persuade Lon and faces pressure as a plan unfolds at the police station after a car crash near the Wakis. Marlai suspects McSwain’s Kanaka servant of deliberate harm while she and Lon await help and worry over an upcoming move as tension builds and a late call from the District Attorney shakes them.
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Marlin
Lon
D Ld
McSwain
Altho
Marrin Leen
Max Hamlin
Ahe
Marlai
Hamila
More Mystery Chapter 45 amid Marian's tense search
Marian pleads with hotel operator for Hamlin as she races to verify his departure without a forwarding address. Lon commits to quit McSwain next night if she stays quiet, while Marian anxiously plans on meeting King and defending her story to protect Lon. The clock drives their fragile hope as she worries about Hamlin and McSwain.
Willy Nilly Persists In Cure While Rooster Trapped In Car
Mary Graham Bonner tells of Willy Nilly following an old gypsy woman’s ear cure, hoping for better ears though change remains unseen. Simultaneously Top Notch the rooster is trapped in a car after a grain spill, sounding cries for release as the farmer notices a squeak in the vehicle.
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Mary Graham Bonner
Willy Nilly
The Problem of Pregnancy L
Attending physician is not allowed sufficient time or opportunity to study the woman or to follow the needed delivery procedure. Many women who seek medical care after pregnancy ignore advice, neglect diet, fail to monitor for untoward developments, and do not report them promptly when observed.
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New York City
New York Academy of Medicine
Flashes of Life and Local Notes from Fort Worth to Nebraska
A collage of late career and regional tiny items: Janssen directs Sibelius Fifth at Carnegie Hall as a coat sleeve rips. Palm family on dryland claims a gravel windfall worth about 100000 dollars over five years. Oberlin Kansas Rex Cozad enjoys a long Nebraska weekend swapping gear and hunting. Clay Center mulls a curfew to quiet elderly sleepers after a failed late night crackdown.
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Associated Press
York
Werner -Janssen
Carnegie Hall
Sibelius
Janssen
Philharmonic Society
Chaco War Tensions Prompt South American Appeals
Buenos Aires reports reinforcements sent to the Chaco border and requests to Paraguay and Bolivia to stop their soldiers from crossing into Argentina. Paraguayan sources note Bolivian forces retreating after Fort Ballivian’s fall. Geneva notes the League of Nations may enforce actions if no armistice is reached. Rome mourns Cardinal Gusparri. Budapest hosts a world wheat conference amid price concerns. Tokyo averts a cabinet crisis after an official apology and a near resignation. Tashkent reports two farmers sentenced to death for neglect of the cotton crop. Toronto sees a Dominion boycott of movies urged by the Legion of Decency.
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Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Chaco
Paraguay
Bolivia
Fort Ballivian
Geneva
Rome
Hierro Cardinal
Gusparri
Budapest
France
Okyo
Hirohita
Tashkent
U. S
Baldwin News Briefs Show Local Visits and Health News
Baldwin residents share visits with Kansas City couples en route to Ottawa for Rotary. Livestock meeting at Baldwin High School features Bay St. Cuff on Bangs disease eradication. Local illnesses and injuries noted including Mrs. Julius Smith illness and D Potts hip fracture from a falling limb. Hunt trips for Rollo Critchfield and Martin Roche reach Brownsville and Scottsbluffs. Dorothy Henniken returns home for appendectomy in Neodegh a. Pageant attendees include G A Spahr and others. Several Baldwin residents visit and host relatives from Harveyville to Flint Michigan.
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George Halsinger
Kansas City
Baldwin
Dean
Luther O. Leavengood
Ottawa
Rotary
Dan B. Brummitt
Halsingers
Bay ST. Cuff
Rollo , Critchfield
Martin Roche
Brownsville
Scottsville
Scotts Bluffs
Neb
Dorothy Henniken
Baker
Neodegha
Haskel Institute
G. A. Spahr
Carl Lackey
Ann Morgan
Amelia
Myrtis
Betts
Cleo
Wileliam Betts
Harbeyville
George Betts
Frederick Bennett
Melvern
Eustatie
Florence Bennett
Harvey Booth
St.Louis
R.N. Hill
Flint
Mich
J. H. Hill
Hill
Lloyd Dunn
Intercity Rotary dinner amid Ottawa notices and social
A Rotary intercity dinner at the Country Club house in Ottawa drew Rotarians and spouses, including Hartley Flickinger and Garret families, with guests from Tulsa and Kansas City. The event followed by club speeches on The Great Azerluan Riddle, plus assorted social visits and tea hosted by Mrs Mary Ault.
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Country Club
Ottawa
Huh
Hartley
Stanley Flickinger
Willard . Garrett
Lee Sraith
F. C. Lelmaker
Irving D. Bartley
Clara Hartley
Ebr Clits
Alvin Baker
C. S. Ley
Charles Eyurner
Dey Beanmitt
Central Christin Advogate
W. B. Fleminge
Aun
Thomas A.ans
Tulsa
Okla
Boker
George LU
Kansas City
Dr. L. Dalke
Delicate Denture Powder Promises Comfort and Fit
A garbled 1900s style ad fragment touts a denture powder that supposedly tightens and lengthens retention for false teeth. It invites readers to visit their druggist for this remedy, mentioning Cleves and Fishoeneawl in cryptic form. The reader is urged to obtain the product for improved fit.
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Louisiana State Uiversity
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Antarctica
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Poor Pary Claude Callan
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Ted Pepper
Checky
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Top Notch
Ande
Fainer
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Idbal Fia
Academy
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Sacco
Mont
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Oberlin, Kan
Rex Cozad
Nebraska
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Q. A. Cartright
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