Tariff Debate Opens as Canada Treaty Sparks Outcry
An overview of reactions to the new US Canada trade treaty notes Democratic hesitancy and economist theories about tariff reductions. It highlights concerns from growers, agriculture officials, and business leaders fearing higher potato costs and government oversight, amid broader fears of economic disruption. The piece also reports Japan's planned expansion into China, underscoring motives of land, materials, and population pressures driving imperial moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Democratic Party
United States
China
Japan
Nanking
Manchuria
Stalin Defends Transition to Communism as Path to Abundant Life
The piece contrasts Stalin’s claim that moving from socialism to communism will yield a more abundant life for Russians with a view of current conditions. It notes the stated goal of a state withering away and questions whether such a society without laws could emerge. It mentions Emma Goldman’s controversial sojourn in Russia and hints Stalin may be speaking through history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stalin
Russia
Emma Goldman
United States
Mr. Stalin
Farmers Oppose Potato Crop Control Law Protest
Kaw Valley growers from Grantville to Bonner Springs registered their opinion with 95 percent signing a protest before the potato crop control law passed. Government officials have since sided with controlling the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaw Valley
Grantville
Bonner Springs
Honor Regents Banquet At Masonic Temple Tomorrow
The city hosts a banquet for the state board of regents tomorrow at the Masonic temple. Sponsors expect at least 25 guests and a crowd nearing 425. This marks the board’s first visit to the University since their January election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
State Board of Regents
Board of Regents
Nora’s Daughters Hopeful On Marriages Amid Hard Times
Nora speaks to her daughters about marriage hoping they avoid her struggles. She describes Tom as more an ailment than a husband, underscoring enduring hardship in her past.
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Nora
Tom
Eldridge hotel project advances amid town heat turmoil
Work on the new $150,000 Eldridge hotel began yesterday as heat affected operations. Crews laid floors in shops and plasterers worked on decorative plaster. Roby William Allen White, editor of the Emporia Gazette, was elected honorary national president of Sigma Delta Chi at a Boulder convention. Donald H. Clark of States Mo. was named a leader in the same event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. C. LeSeur
New Hampshire Strees
Eldridge Hotel
William Allen White
Emporia Gazette
Sigma Delta Chi
Boulder
Colo
Donald H. Clark
States Mo
Turkey Pull at Beta Theta Pi House Draws 125 Guests
One of the season’s notable university events unfolds as Beta Theta Pi hosts its annual Turkey Pull at the chapter house on South Tennessee Street. James Daniels toasts. Prof. Mur Patterson Boynton and others respond. Royal Trio of Kansas City performs. E Harry Kelley’s orchestra later plays for dancing.
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Beta Theta Pi
South Tennessee Street
James Daniels
E. W
Mur
Patterson
Boynton
Clyde Nichols
Clyde Miller
C. 5
Finch
Royal Trio of
Kansas City
E. Harry Kelley
Gretchen Rankin
Topeka
Troutman- Updegraff
Rooters
McCookfield
Fighting Five Hundred
K. U.baker
Lawrence
Walter H. Varnum
Pittsburg
Goddess of Victory
Fraser Hall
Missouri
Bill Caldwell
Hamilton
Ralph Botts
Sparring Tonight and Cocking Main Set at Local Clubs
Forty years ago locals expect a sparring match between Jack Hall and John Van Herst followed by a cocking main later in the week. Kansas University Alumni in Kansas City organize to welcome football visitors on Thanksgiving with a tallyho to the depot and a box party at a theater.
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Jack Hall
John van Herst
Lawrence
William Lane
China
Shanghai
California
Kansas University Alumni Association
Kansas City
New York Life Insurance
Messrs
Sullivan
Marshall
Powell
M. Elizabeth Pratt
Chicago
John Levett
Dellacal
J.C. Iserman
Topeka
Sid Hurd
North Lawrence Congregational Church
Linwood
South Side
Maud Akers
North Lawrence
High Courage in Alaska Fisheries Saga unfolds
Anne Farnsworth learns Rob Crocker, general manager of Farnsworth Fisheries, secretly owns three of Luke Farnsworth’s fish traps while she faces exile from the will. She plans to seek Judge Kellogg’s help as Lee Farnsworth investigates. John’s departure for a trawler venture adds strain as coastal life and a looming crisis press on Anne.
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Anne Farnsworth
Rob Crocker
Farnsworth Fisheries
Luke Farnsworth
Anne
Luke
Farnsworth
Lee Farnsworth
Charlotte
Kellogg
John
George
Manny
Orin
Teela
Rob
the Sorkis
Lisse
Lissa
Liisa
Lee Farneworth
Crocker
Tecla
Jeanne Bowman
Nik
Christopher's Naughty Suggestion Bears Plot A Food Walk
In a playful tale, Jelly Bear and cubs Jupiter and Blacky hear Christopher Columbus naw Crow propose a “food walk” to eat along the way before winter sleep. Hone Bear explains the plan aims to store energy as the air grows sharp. Christopher praises the idea yet senses its mischievous nature. The bears debate whether food or sleep should come first.
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Christopher
Mary Graham Bonner
Jupiter
Blacky Bear
Jim
Christopher Columbus
Hone Bear
Infantile Paralysis Immunization Trials Debunked
A New York Academy of Medicine edition reports on early immune serum trials for infantile paralysis. Initial hopes tied recovery to antibodies in blood serum, but later results soured as the systemic blood theory proved flawed and the approach did not protect the nervous system.
Immunity and vaccines for infantile paralysis discussed
The discussion notes that polio reaches the central nervous system via nerves and that effective immunity must develop there. Researchers have used vaccines from infected monkey spinal cords, with one camp killing the virus and another weakening it. Killed-virus vaccines may be too weak. weakened vaccines risk danger. The work shows promise but remains incomplete.
Economy in government dominates opening Congress session
Washington Indications point to a focus on economy and retrenchment as Congress opens on January 3. Representative Cochran urged department heads to propose specific cuts and efficiency ideas, signaling potential emphasis on government spending in the coming months. Patronage tightens as agencies raise hiring standards, with the Rural Settlement Administration imposing strict exams and investigations, while NRA and AAA reduce staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Plummer
Washington
Congress
Representative Cochran
Missouri
House
Cochran
Tugwell
Rural Settlement Administration
Civil Service
J.1 Edgar Hoover
RSA
NRA
AAA
Peasel well leads field with 1736 barrel day rating
Kansas briefs report the No 4 Peasel well achieving a potential rating of 1736 barrels per day after a 48 hour test, surpassing any other field well by more than 1000 barrels. Also noted are the death of Emporia printer George G Rowland aged 85, a bank loan reduction in the ninth district, and wheat growth in eastern Kansas hampered by drought in the west. The drought reduces moisture hurting western wheat yields while eastern Kansas shows growth.
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Wellington
Kan
Wichita
Land Bank
Loana
Federal Land Bank
Hugh Harrell
Colorado
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Kansas
Land Bank and
Land Commissioner
Topeka
Federal Agriculture Departments
Wheat planting and germination hindered by rain mix
Farmers in the western region faced needed rain for planting and germination of wheat, while eastern farms could not harvest feed crops due to muddy fields over the past week.
Flashes of Life in Brief Snippets From Across the Nation
A collage of light human-interest items from Camden to Bemidji. Victoria Kenish testifies her husband punched her nose over cosmetics. Kraft backs divorce. Addie Decker crafts a quilt from tobacco sacks. Rosa Lind Keith injures a finger while christening a coast guard boat with champagne. Ray Hackett survives a deer hitchhike incident. Two men clash with oranges in Evanston. police recover a bag of fruit. they pay for it. Roy Smith soaks duck bread in alcohol to coax ducks at Diamond Point. 47 ducks settle down after the hangover.
Farm Bureau group hosts meeting at Bereiter home
Mrs Frank Bereiter will entertain the Farm Bureau group at her home Friday afternoon with roll call on Armistice day. Opening song Keep the Home Fires Burning. A Thanksgiving day paper will be presented. Home management ladies show monthly lesson and Christmas ideas. Several visits to relatives and friends are noted in nearby towns.
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Frank Bereiter
Farm Bureau
Home Management
William Metcalf
Joe Roberts
Topeka
George Stanwix
Joyce Leach
Radio Evening Schedule and Personalities November 19 20
Radio lineup lists programs on WDAF KMBC WREN and others for Tuesday night and Wednesday eve November 19 20 including Dick Tracy Orphan Annie Jack Armstrong Lavender and Old Lace Crime Clues and a variety of orchestras organists and broadcasts with forecasts. Notable entries include Wayne Kings Orchestra Ben Bernie Glen Gray and Philhar monic speakers plus Weather Forecast. The schedule spans 5:30 pm to after midnight with multiple stations and performers.
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K&bc
Tracy
Lady
WDAF
Eo Saublie Sehele
Wren—Lithle
Orphan Annie
Eaf
Jack Armstrong
MRC Ndeeatanding ‘Opert
Wdae “Totten
Ac Ttler
Norsemen
Sailor
Ben Organist
Timmie Allen
Boo Rate Smith
Wren—Batio Cozai
KMBC
I Boake Carter
KNBC
Wren
Eno
Ren
A. Guei
Wayne
Wayne Kings Orchestra Kmbc—Lawrence Tibbett, 8:00—Wdaf—Newcomer’s Quartet. Kmbc
Glen Gray
Ben Bernie
ENBC
Bud
Immie Durante
Wrenn Wendell Hail
Mark ‘Twain
Aeam Gothamaires
Bistort
RMBC
Amon
Andy
Timmie Carr
KMEC
Myrt
Marge
Louis Armstrong
Bismarck
Resnie Child
Ferrizon
Esse Crawford
Awwren Hander
Herbie Kay
Woabacher Paper
Fie
Grand Terrace Cafe Orch
Austin Mack
Lew Brigg
Dick Tracy
Tom
Wrens
Herbert Foote
Totten
Tattler
Uncle Ezra
Howard Ely
SKMBC
Dick Fidler
DAF
Jimmie Allen
Kate Smite
Boake Carter
Rendevous
Kmoc—Cavalcade of America
Aryme King
House of Glass
KMB Bcobame
Allen
John Charles Thomas
Kkostelanetz
Town Hall
Ray Noble
Sing Sing
Rae Richard Himber
Tad Gluskin
Wren—Kornienko
Orch
Jimmy Fidler
The
Troy Friends
King 'S Men
WIAF
Amos
Dorothy Eanes
KMBEC
Abe Lyman
Hotel Morrison
Fesse Crawford
Clarence Rand
KMRC
George Olsen
Wren—Shandor
Chez Paree
Harold Stem
KMAC
Phil Scott
Winans
WYREN
Charles Dornberger
N Orch
Buck Creek and Lawrence Couples Visit Stanwix Home
Mr and Mrs Ross Stanwix of Buck Creek hosted Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs G E Stanwix. Also joining were Mr and Mrs G E Schaake of Kaw Valley and Mr and Mrs Harold Altenbernd of Lawrence. Ph 81 Window and Auto Glass Baranee Bommsn Beaters L Co Ady.
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Ross Stanwix
Buck Creek
Kaw Valley
Harold Altenbernd
Lawrence
G. E. Stanwix
Window and Auto Glass
Baranee-Bommsn Beaters L. Co
Ady
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Los Angeles
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University of Kansas
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Victory Highway
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Pine Bros
Stuart Queen
Delbert M. Mann
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Michigan Street
Katherine Phyllis
Mary Barnes
Poor PA
Callan Ctaude
Publishers Syndicate
Frank Strong
Scott Hopkins
J. Willis Gleed
Mercantile Club
Homer Skinner
Vermont
Kentucky
George Ecke
Massachusetts Street
Eggart
Fred Eggart
Portland
Ore
John Hume
C. L. Edwards
Virginia Edwards
Hume
Mesdameg Haskell
Hazen
Alder
Boston
New York Academy of Medicine
Iago Galdston
Emporia
George G. Rowland
Rowland
Ohio
E. E. Rowland
Emporia News
Bagpotis
Edward L. Rowland
Albert A. Rowland
Dallas
Texas
Aurgee
Camden
N. J
Victoria Kenish
Cosmetica
William J.) Kraft
Economist
Flatwoods, Ark
Addie Decker
Flatwoods Home Demonstration Club
Hollywood
Calif
Rosalind Keith
Coast Guard
Salida
Cole
Ray Hackett
Evanston
Eugene Sanford
A. E. Feeley
Mackey
KFEU
K. Ric Mrandes
W. A. Dill
K. U
Ruth Orcutt
Nofeneur
H. B. Chubb
E. N. Doane
Luz
Lawrence National Bank
Federal Reserve
Rumsey Funeral Home
Indiana
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