Trials at K U Frosh Court Deeply Entertaining
A crowded Green Hall yesterday hosted the Freshman law court session at the University of Kansas. Judges Penney Moreau and Hyland faced a rowdy, dignified crowd as George Snyder intoned Oyez. The scene mixed comedy and misstep with a mishandled bench drop by Judge Penney drawing loud uproar and court observers.
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Green Hall
George Snyder
Sangont
Oyez
Penney
F. Moreau
F.J
Hyland
Altho
London Parliament Ends Address Amid Soothe Requests
London reports an unease in parliament as Labour’s Mc Govern interrupted King George VI during his speech opening the new session, pressing for abolition of means test and unemployment cuts while the king pledged efforts on disarmament.
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Associated Press
London
Ailaborite
J. McGovern
George
Tokyo
Reijiro Wakatouki
Lisbon
Dolonel
Mexico
D. F
Lee
Tracy
Rockefeller Foundation
Geneva
Fukien
ROTC Promotions List Names Cadet Non-Coms and Privates
Major W C Koenig announces appointments of cadet non commissioned officers and cadet privates first class in Corporate Battery Ar Ne Le Anschuets Kansas City MO James Bacon Lawrence Orin Parker Lawrence David Grindal Grantville Janice Kennedy Lawrence Morris Checha Tens St Lawrence Kan Mervin Restor Scott City Harold Patterson Lyong Henry D Price Lawrence Raneas Battery B Edson Lawrence Gordon Shearer Leavenworth KS L Scott Kansas City MO Wm H Benway Megan Chi huahua Mexico Robert Ey Richard Rania He Love Ites, etc Class spars Ti Duke Jay Rustman Lib nal eres Scheveder Pole Eve revet Eberhard Lawrence John Marietta Salina Robert J Mountsey Medicine Battery Be Jems Bolton Law Can H Helman Denver CO Everley Eudora Nathan F E Prazler El Dorado Highman Hauck Falls games Stotts Owens Kr iam Summers Fa emoeth Hiverson E Gaker venworth Richard L Cook Lawrence Joseph A Farney Kiowa Max G Fessler Garnett William Hinds Lawrence
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Anschuets
Kansas City
James
Bacon Lawrence
Orin F. Parker
Lawre
David R. Grindal
Grantville
Jancie Kennedy
Lawrence
Morris M.checha
Kan
Mervin Hy Restor
Scott City
Harold L. Patterson
Lyong
Henry_D. Price
Raneas
Asen P. Edson
Gordon F. Shearer
Leavenworth
Kan L. Scott
Kansas Cit
Wm. H. Benway
Meagan
Chihuahua
Mexico
Robert
Ey Richard
Rania
Ites
Duke
Jay-E
Rustman
Eran
Aes Scheveder
Pol
Eve Erett Eberhard
John ‘S
Not Guilty Plea Entered in Shoplifting Case
Chester Stone and Ralph Hess entered not guilty pleas to shoplifting charges before Justice Charles Springer. Trial set for Friday morning. both defendants returned to county jail after failing to post $200 bond each. Stone and Hess were arrested Saturday by city police for allegedly taking three pairs of gloves valued at $5.85 from Monter Ward store, per complaint by Jack Morrison.
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Charles Springer
Chester Stone
Ralph Hess
Stone
Hess
Jack Morrison
Monter Ward
Kanwaka 4-H Club elects new officers at November meeting
The Kanwaka 4-H Club held its monthly meeting on Saturday November 17 at Leon Ora Elkins home. New officers elected were President George Haverstock Vice President Doyle Reed Secretary Treasurer Pauline Richards Reporter Winifred Haverstock with Gilbert Sims as yell leader and Olive Maude Evans as song leader. The group planned a Christmas party for December 23 at Evans home and discussed several business matters.
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Dsawaka 4-H
Kanwaka 4-H
Leonora Elkin
George Haverstock
Doyle Reed
Pauline Richards
Winifred Haverstock
Gilbert Sims
Olive Maude Evans
Terrell
Fourth Meeting of Series on Spiritual Emphasis
The fourth meeting of the series on Spiritual Emphasis will be held Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the First Presbyterian Church at Ninth and Vermont streets. Dr. James Naismith will speak on Deenenius the Spiritual Life By Doing For Others with Miss Alice Denton as soloist. Public invitation extended.
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Presbyterian Church
Ninth
Vermont
James Naismith
Deenenius
Alice Denton
Laborites Shout in House of Lords Interrupt Royal Pageantry
In London, November 21 AP Laborite J C McGovern interrupted King George V as he opened Parliament with cries about abolishing the means test and unemployment cuts. The scene disrupted the ceremonial pageantry while ambassadors, peers, and officials looked on. McGovern denounced wealth built on the people and criticized conditions as others observed the king's address urging disarmament and international cooperation.
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London
House of Lords
King’ George
J.-C. McGovern
MacGovern
Belvain
McGovern
United States
Robert W. Bingham
A .Dias
Bisck
Britain
League of Nations
J. McGovern
Labor Party
Glasgow
Labor’Party
Local School Assembly and County History Society Meeting
The seventh grade assembly was led by Jerry Carter with Home Room 102-H in charge. A dramatic club play The Adopted One and three performances by the boys glee club followed by readings, one by Rosemary Kendall, others by Mildred Clevenger and Eleanor Gyler. Also notes on a County Historical Meeting November 22 1933 at the Chamber of Commerce basement for Douglas County Historical Society. Waldemar Gelich violin recital in Leavenworth with Ruth Orcutt. Card of Thanks from Penner family and others.
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Jerry Carter
Home Room
Dramatic Club
Boys’ Glee Club
Mr. Schaffer
Boatman
Leavenworth
Waldemar Gelich
University of Kansas
Secrets stage production at Baker University in Baldwin City
Baldwin City November 21 Paul Husted stars in the Baker University Dramatic Art Department production Secrets directed by Professor Krefting. The play, to be presented November 25 and 27 on Baker’s stage, will debut the new theater facilities and elaborate scenery. Cast includes Jeanne Woodruff as Mary Carleton and Husted as John Carleton with a large local and regional cast.
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Baldwin City
Paul Husted
Baldwin
Baker University Dramatic Art Department
Clar. Krefting
Baker
Dramatic Art
Department of the College
Krefting
Husted
Jeanne Woodruff
D. K. Woodruff
Kansas City
Kans.s
Woodruff
Mary Carleton
Mr. Husted
John Carleton
Cong
Feat i n-Baker
Alter refutes sun spot influence on Earth weather
Prof Dinsmore Alter of the University of Kansas argues there is no direct sun spot control of Earth's weather, noting only a weak indirect link mainly affecting temperature. He links sun spots to magnetic field variations and radio disruption, and cites a long-term rainfall study and a sub-23 year cycle observed in global rainfall.
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Dinsmore Alter
University of Kansas
National Academy of Sciences
Cambridge
Mass
Charles G. Abbot
Smithsonian Institute
Washington, D. C
Abbot
Earth
Dr. Alter
Alter
Lawrence lodge treasurer notes rising dues and international members
The Lawrence lodge treasurer reports dues about 400 dollars ahead of last year as members pay from about a dozen states and several foreign countries. A luncheon at Hotel Eldridge featured Gene White as guests presented gifts. attendees included C B Russell and others. Schiller Shore, of Company M, 187th Infantry, won a turkey in a Topeka drawing after promising to try luck locally.
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Eldridge
Crystal Room
Eine Smith
Henry Asher
W. G. Hutson
Schiller F. Shore
187Th Infantry
Kansas National Guard
Adjutant General’s Office
Topeka
Turkey
Shore
Lawrence
Mayflower Society Dinner Attendees From Lawrence
Several Lawrence residents will attend the Mayflower Society dinner in Kansas City Kansas at 6:30 this evening. Elizabeth Raymond, a Lawrence school junior, will read her prize winning essay New England Influences Dominant in the Settlement and Development of Kansan Town. Raymond is the daughter of Prof. and Mrs. Fred N. Raymond. The essay contest was started at the last annual meeting and open to Kansas high school students.
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Lawrence
Mayflower Society
Kansas City
Kan
Elizabeth Raymond
New England
Kansan
Kansas
Shoe fund total reaches 85.25 with new contributions
The shoe fund for the needy continued to mount today and reached a total of 85.25 dollars. Reported contributions include previously acknowledged 68.25 dollars and 92.00 dollars as new receipts.
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Tata
Masons Plan Thursday Night Program at Temple
Masons from several towns will attend a past master's program at the local Masonic Temple hosted by Acacia Lodge No. 9 in Lawrence. Degree work begins at 4:30 PM, a banquet at 6:30 PM, then lodge work. Candidate James Cecil Craig, brother of current master Harry T. Craig, will be involved.
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Masonic Temple
Acacia Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Lawrence
James ‘Cecil Craig
Harry T. Craig
Acacia No
George
Foster
Elmer Fy Strain
Topeka
Kenneth E. Pomeroy
Charles A. Wells
Lecompton
Ottawa
Baldwin
DeSo‘o
Eudora
Linwood
Kansas City
Leavenworth
Tonzanoxie
Perry
Valley Falls
Winchester
National Guard Reverts to Old Drill Style at Armory
Kansas National Guard units in three companies return to close order drill after a year of tentative regulations that lined squads in a single file. Guardsmen also in ROTC at the University of Kansas faced confusion using both drills.
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Daskell
Kansas National Guard
University of Kansas
Ninth Grade Book Contest Winners Announced by City Library
The city library crowned Tom Sweeney of 1600 Vermont Street as first prize winner in a two week ninth grade book week contest. Ruth Mary Chandler, Gwendolyn Hunt and Lloyd Purcell earned honorable mention among 28 submitted papers. Dor I Marsh of the Book Nook presented the prize, a copy of Magis Portholes by Helen Follett, from 24 correct entries judged for artistry by an art department committee and library board.
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Tom. Sweeney
Vermont Street
Ruth Mary Chandler
Gwendolyn, Hunt
Lloyd “Purcell
Dor I. Marsh
Nook
Magis Portholes
Helen Follett
Art Department
Library Board
Sudden Wealth Strains Bernarr MacFadden Marriage
Bernarr MacFadden and his wife filed counter actions in Trenton over divorce. He said sudden wealth destroys the home and that people are constrained to sustain bonds no longer justified by circumstance. He cited editorial stances on wealth and personal life as contributing factors.
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New York
Bernarr MacFadden
Trenton
MacFadden
Skies to be clear in Kansas with light cooling
Topeka reports clear skies and no rain for today and tomorrow with a slight warming expected, readings 26 to 32 degrees in various zones. Northwest wind brings cooler air though. Weather notes from S. D. Flora. Births and operations reported at Memorial Hospital include a son for Mr and Mrs Albert W Deacon and major operation recoveries for Evelyn Hale and Carl C Perkins. Infant William Winston named at Kansas City birth.
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Topeka
Kansas
S. D. Flora
Memorial Hospital
Albert W. E. Deacon
Kansas City
William Winston
Evelyn Hale
Eudora
Raymond Williams
Mississippi Street
Carl C. Perkins
West Fifteenth Street
Richmond preacher McLeod to lecture at St James AME
Eress McLeod of Richmond will lecture at St James AME Church 509 North Seventh Street at the prayer meeting hour tomorrow evening. He spoke Sunday at St Luke's AME. Rev W M Tyler is pastor. The topic is The Real Cause of the Present Condition of the Negro and the Remedy. McLeod has twenty years on the American lecture circuit. All interested may attend. Special American Royal Fare: $1 round trip for visitors to the American Royal Livestock Show on Union Pacific and Rock Island trains November 22 23 and morning of 24. Tickets good for return until November 26.
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Eress McLeod
S. L.mcleod
Richmond
St James A. M.E
North Seventh Street
McLeod
St. Luke’s AA. M. E. Church
Sinal
W. M. Tyler
Union,Pacific
Rock, Island
House Conzi ders Measure for State Banking Board
Topeka reports consider a plan to create a six member state banking board replacing the current three advises. Sponsor Rep Buzick says it would tighten supervision of Kansas banks and reflect a re draft endorsed by bankers. The board would act by five votes to move non complying officers, with initial appointees by the governor from board recommendations. Concerns include shifting power from state and governor to a corporate body.
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Kansas
Topeka
House
Buzick
Lincoln
Alf M. Landon
Banking Department
Warren W. Finney
Fidelity
Emporia
Showalter
Thomas
Road Relief Bill Passes Kansas House in 75 13 Vote
The Kansas House approved the McFarland road relief bill by 75 to 13, sending it to the Senate. The plan seeks 21 million dollars for road construction financed by federal loan and grant, with the state highway department authorized to borrow and issue warrants backed by annual setaside funds. Proponents cite about 14 million from the feds and 7 million grant, at 2.8 percent interest.
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Topeka
House
Senate
McFarland
State Highway Department
Public Works, Administration
W.H. Vernon
Ae Lye
MacLennan Funeral Rites Conducted by Dr Sheldon
Frank P. MacLennan publisher of the Topeka State Journal and former AP director died Saturday night of heart disease. Funeral services were held at Cedar Crest west of Topeka conducted by Dr Charles M Sheldon with hundreds attending. Burial was in Topeka cemetery near the newspaper offices he built from a pirampling sheet in 1885.
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Topeka
Frank P. MacLennan
Topeka State Journal
Associated Press
Cedar Crest
Here
MacLennan
Charles M. Sheldon
Toneka
Toneka Cemetery
Paving Plans Return to City Engineer for Final Approval
City engineer received revised paving plans for Massachusetts Street from Topeka after federal and state review. Minor additions and changes will be made before resubmission to government and the state highway department for final approval. Work is expected to begin once approval is granted.
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Topeka
State Highwa Department
Market News Wrap of Wheat and Livestock Prices
Chicago market notes show late wheat gains trimmed by Argentina crop damage reports while corn and oats slip or hold. Livestock in Kansas City mixed with hogs lower and cattle steadier, futures and bonds steady to firmer in New York trading amid narrow ranges in grains and metals.
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Chicago
Argentina
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Dixgy
New York
France
Orice
U. S
Delaware
Hudson
Baltimore and Ohio
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
New York Central
Continental Can
National Distillers
Schenley
McIntyra Forcupine
Alaska
Juneau
Wall Street
Pound decline prompts Anglo American currency debate
The article discusses the dollar’s slide and British options to counter it. It notes some observers expect a neutral stance by England during a planned commodity price shift and dollar depreciation. Potential British measures include using the Bank of England’s stabilization fund and channeling francs to gold if needed, with risks to the pound and treasury.
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Ericand
de Pont
Steal
Case
Chrysler
Johns-Manvilis
Goodyear
England
America
Lea
Bank of England
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Bill Avery
Avery
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K. G
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Department of Military Science and Tactics
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C. CC. Corps
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