College Football Championship Picture Across Regions
East battles shape a tense slate with Princeton Dartmouth and Yale in play while N U leads the undefeated pack before Fordham on Thanksgiving. Army Navy and Harvard Yale loom large as Buckeye and Minnesota race for Big Ten glory with other conferences tightening title races.
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Gable echoes earlier great lovers in film fame
Hollywood notes Clark Gable says his separation from his second wife is not tied to fan adulation. The piece recalls past leading men like Rudolph Valentino, Francis X. Bushman, John Gilbert, and J Warren Kerrigan, detailing marriages and divorces as fame rose.
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Francis X. Bushman
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John Gilbert
Leatrice Joy
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Virginia Bruce
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Faint Heart Wins Fair Lady After 35 Years
In San Francisco a 79 year old man, Herman Hermansen, finally asked Fredericka Friedman by mail after 35 years of shy waiting. She, now 72, agreed two weeks ago. they marry and honeymoon amid memories of his tavern business and past fire losses.
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Short Cut Fails Brookville Man in Rail Track Crash
Brookville William Snyder lost his car and a Union Pacific passenger train lost an hour after he cut across railroad tracks in Salina. His car stalled during a crank attempt, he jumped to safety as the westbound No. 2 approached, and the train demolished the car. The locomotive pilot was damaged and delayed for repairs in Salina. Also noted: A U U W lodge event and a classified reading pitch.
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Bulletin Says Mrs Roosevelt Improves After Illness
Mrs Edith Kermit Roosevelt widow of President Theodore Roosevelt showing some improvement after a fractured leg and heart attack. Hospital bulletin at noon states she remains under care in Glen Cove New York with her four children at her bedside after an all night vigil. Walter Briggs announces full ownership of the Detroit baseball club by acquiring Frank Navin’s half interest.
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Hoover Signals New Blows At Roosevelt Trade Pact
Former President Herbert Hoover, en route from New York to Palo Alto, said he was preparing a new blow at the Roosevelt administration and might issue a statement on the evolving trade treaty with Canada. Thousands have colic.
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Herbert Hoover
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Hoover
New York
Palo Alto
Madrid Sends Medical Aid to Murcia Province in Spain
Murcia Spain Nov 19 More than 4500 families in Murcia province are suffering from colic caused by poisonous bread. The government is sending medical aid from Madrid. Jose Morones owner of the bakery where the bread came has been jailed.
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Spain
Madrid
Jose Morones
Borah Friends Likely Enter 1936 Primaries
Washington reports that supporters of Senator Borah plan to enter his name in several 1936 Republican primaries unless he clearly rejects the idea. The move signals a potential clash with former President Hoover and underscores Borah’s push for party leadership change and a focus beyond spending. Hoover has not commented, while Borah presses for reorganizing party leadership and advancing his views on monopoly.
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Fairview Church Supper and Bazaar Friday Evening
The Fairview church holds its annual supper and bazaar Friday evening November 22 with supper from 6 30 to 8 00. The event was postponed from last Friday due to weather. After supper a program features an illustrated lecture by Dr and Mrs E M Owen on their trip to Mexico and musical numbers.
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Bethel Families Take Trips to Sacramento and Southwest States
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Clark and Fred Fisher left Monday for Sacramento California for a period of time. Mr. and Mrs. John Hoffman returned home last week from a trip that included Oklahoma Texas and Colorado. Mrs. Mae Vance Glen John and Velma Vance were guests for dinner Sunday at the Brecheisen home.
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Fred Fisher
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Texas
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Glen
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Local Nuptials and Small Town News Highlights
Probate Judge Charles F. Lappestend presided at a marriage of six in Sweet Springs Missouri with Maggie Pittman. North Lawrence reports of hospital visits, flu illness, and family visits across Paola Leavenworth Kansas City Topeka and Lawrence as residents share recoveries and gatherings.
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Maggie Pittman
Sweet Springs
Court House
L. H. Menger
Thanksgiving Visitors and Illness Reported in Lawrence
Lawrence residents visited the Old Folks Home during a Thanksgiving trip. Mrs. Way and her son Bobbie plan to spend Thanksgiving with Claude and Dicker at their home. Mrs. Hess led the final Bible class at Centenary M E church with about 60 ladies attending. Margaret Pagen has a slight flu illness while Winnifred Brooks remains ill at home.
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Leavenworth
Mr. Dicker
Veterans’ Hospital
H. T. Dicker
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