Open Conference on Debt Question at White House
Washington and New York dispatches report President Hoover and President-elect Roosevelt meeting on the war debts in the White House red room while discussing the over eleven billion dollars owed to the United States. Roosevelt arrived amid applause. Garner and Moley accompany him as the debt issue draws new international and political attention.
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Beyieath
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Hoover
Roosevelt
United States
Mills
Moley
Raymond Moley
Columbia University
Frederick A. Delano
Fred
James A. Farley
Democratic National Committee
Congress
Staton
Pennsylvania Avenue
President Roosevelt
Walter Vernon
Robbins
Professor Moley
Secret Service
Mr. Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Liberty Street
Hudson
Baltimore & Ohio
Louis Howe
James, A. Farley
Frank C. Walker
National Committee
War Debt Situation in Brief at Hoover Roosevelt Talks
The wartime debt totals 11.5895 billion dollars plus 184 million in accrued interest under the moratorium. Foreign nations have paid 2.6276 billion. Fifteen debtor countries hold a one year suspension that ends December 15. Britain France Belgium Poland and Czechoslovakia seek another pause while new study weighs revision. Congress opposes another moratorium cancellation or revision. Hoover and Roosevelt have urged against cancellation. Hoover earlier urged revival of a wartime debt commission, a plan Congress rejected.
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Washington
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Congress
Mr. Hoover
Mr. Roosevelt
Hoover
Woodring to propose budget cut for next two years
Kansas Governor Harry H. Woodring, after losing the office to Alfred Landon, is shaping a two year budget with about 2,000,000 fewer dollars than the current appropriation of 18,911,307. He plans to submit details soon, emphasizing administration under his policies, with limited new building funds and possible continuation of salary reductions.
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Topeka
Guy
Alfred M. Landon
Jonas Graber
Bertha Wetherton
Woodring
Thanksgiving Day Closures Across City Businesses
Citywide observe Thanksgiving with all day store closings led by the merchants bureau chair, S. E. Schwahn. Some grocers and meat markets may stay open noon. Libraries and most offices close. post office staff take vacation with limited mail. Schools close after 5 pm. University also closed. Churches plan services. football classic Lawrence vs Ottawa at Haskell Stadium in the afternoon.
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S. E. Schwahn
Merchants Bureau
Lawrence
Haskell Stadium
Seven Un Lucky Number in Ottawa Marriage Divorce Suit
In Ottawa Illinois Mrs Etta Stultz seeks divorce from John Stultz after seven months of marriage alleging gross neglect cruelty and desertion to Arkansas She is still listed as Dye from her sixth husband J Mrs Starks advertised for a husband Breach of promise suit for 5 noted She claimed age 65 at her April wedding and a farmer husband sought Fresh pies Mud Creek area noted in fragmentary items
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Ottawa
Kan
Etta’ Stultz
Merathoanet
John Stultz
Arkansas
Dye
Mud Creek
Bitter Debate Opens UK Parliament Over Unemployment Plans
London, Nov. 22 AP The House of Commons opened Parliament with royal ceremony then sank into a bitter clash between the government and Labour leader George Lansbury over relief for unemployment. Lansbury called government plans cant and humbug while MacDonald defended efforts to ease national and global economic distress. The King inaugurated Parliament with a throne speech but made no reference to war debts.
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London
House, of Commons
Labor Party
George Lansbury
Labor
MacDonald
House of Lords
Lansbury
George
Hoover
Roosevelt
United States
Mary
Ramsay MacDonald
Pay Interest and Reduce Debt on Stadium at K. U.
The University of Kansas Athletic Association mailed a 22 479 87 dollar check to Fidelity National Bank to cover principal and interest on Kansas Memorial Stadium bonds. Principal debt now stands at 162 500 dollars with 4 498 75 dollars due June 1 to complete this year’s payments. Bondholders can rest assured payments will be met, as KU has never missed stadium bond payments.
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Fidelity National Bank and Trust Company
Kansas City
Kansas Memorial Stadium
EU, Athletic Association
F. C. Allen
Kansas Stadium
K. U. Memorial Corporation
The
Athletic Association
Game Retsints
Nso
Kansas
Dr. Allen
Asso producers push 2.75 percent beer plan
The Associate Producers of Cereal Beverages, representing 45 breweries, announce an offensive to end dry laws by Christmas with a 2.75 percent alcoholic con creta five cents a glass. President William L. Goetz of St. Joseph Missouri says the move aims to avoid antagonizing the Saloon League and would suppress illegal beer profits through lower prices and government taxation.
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Chicago
Congress
William L. Goetz
St. Joseph
Association
Thanksgiving edibles cheaper this year across markets
A city tour of markets shows turkey prices down to about eighteen to twenty cents per pound on the hoof and twenty four to thirty cents dressed, with ducks and geese down five cents or more. Celery, walnuts, canned fruits and vegetables also price lower, making Lawrence’s Thanksgiving table more affordable than in recent years.
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Lawrence
Kansas Coaches To Attend Football Clinic On Wheels
University of Kansas football coaches Adrian Lindsey M J Getto and Dr F C Allen will drive to Alabama and Georgia for a football clinic on wheels this week. They plan to visit Vanderbilt Alabama Georgia Tech and Georgia Tech games to study different systems and styles. The trip aims to generate new gridiron ideas for the Jayhawks and will start after noon today with return to Lawrence expected Monday.
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Dixie
Adrian Lindsey
M. J. Getto
F. C. Allen
Birmingham
Ala
Vanderbilt
University of Alabama
Atlanta
University of Georgia
Georgia Techs
Lawrence
Lindsey
Dan McGugin
Michigan
Yost
Frank Thomas
Alabama
Notre Dame
W Bich
Pupils of Cordley Are Winners of Book Prizes
Cordley pupils won first prize for registering the most parents and teachers in the children's room during book week led by Cordley with 186. Pinckney took second with 105. other totals were McAllaster 21 New York 20 Quincy 16 Lincoln 6 Woodlawn 4. Total registrants: 358. EE SEEKS TO AID HOMELESS Brigadier General Pelham D. Glassford led a push for congress funding to feed and shelter wandering young men and boys, estimated near one million on the road, with about 200 000 being youths. To Entertain Football Squad The Kansas University football team will be hosted by the Rotary Club at the Eldridge Hotel next Monday noon. Heads Professional Golfers George Jacobus was elected president of the Professional Golfers Association, succeeding Charlie Hall. Bobby Jones named honorary vice president. S New Ford V-3-Hamilton's-Adv.
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Hillyer
Nook
Long Lance
Journal-orld
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McAllaster
New York
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Washington
Pelham _D.Glassford
Congress
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K. U
Rotary Club
Peoria
Ill
George Jacobus
New York City
Professional Golfers Association
Charlie Hall
Birmingham
Ala
Bobby Jones
Checks for boards pay election workers in total
County clerk C. C. Bowman said 1800.40 in checks will be mailed to 265 election board workers from the recent general election. Checks for Lawrence city boards are ready at the county clerk's office. Many workers had not yet claimed their payments over the weekend.
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C. C. Bowman
Lawrence
Bowman
Douglas county relief committee reports extra 7250 funds
J. L. Constant, chairman, announced that an additional 7250 has been received from the state committee through the federal work relief organization. No projects have been chosen yet for the labor to be paid with this money, but the project committee will discuss it soon.
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Douglas County Relief Committee
State Committee Thru
Federal Work Relief
Fewer Army Desertions Noted in 1932 Fiscal Year
Washington reports Army desertions dropped nearly 50 percent in the 1932 fiscal year, with about 2,800 desertions versus 5,076 in 1931. Major General J F Preston, inspector general, credits improved civilian life conditions and a larger pool of better applicants and enlistees. Purchase of discharges and certain court actions also declined.
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Washington
J. F. Preston
Leese
Preston
Civilife
Peace Officers Set Big Kansas Convention Schedule
The Kansas Peace Officers Association plans a three day event December 1 to 3 featuring business sessions a Friday night university crime talks and an annual shoot at the Armory. About 500 officers from Kansas Missouri Oklahoma and Colorado are expected. Judge George McDermott will speak at the banquet.
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eoner-Thayer Art’ Museum
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W. Maroney
Bred Jaedicke
Jack Dunkley
R R Rothertons
Sam Moone
W. J. Cummings
H. B. Baker
Topeka
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Colorado
George McDermott
United States Circuit Court
Masonic Temple
Eldridge
Central Administration
Carrol D. Clark
Mabel Elliott
R. H. Wheeler
N. P. Sherwood
New Hampshire Street
Vienna Boys Choir to perform at University of Kansas
The Vienna Boys Choir, with Rev. J. Schnitt and Dr. Georg Gruber, will give a concert at 8:20 tonight in the University of Kansas auditorium. They arrive from Kansas City this afternoon after two yesterday. The program includes Wagner, Schubert, Mendelssohn, Gallus, Mozart, Bastien and Bastienne, Schubert, Burkhart, and two German folk songs. Admission 50c, 75c, and $1 with turkey dinner option at Colonial Thanksgiving.
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University of Kansas
J. Schnitt
Georg Gruber
Kansas City
Wagner
Schubert
Mendelssohn
Jacobus Gallus
Mozart
Bastien and
Bastienne
Franz Burkhart
Thanksgiving Advertisements and Recipe Feature
Lawrence Journal-World highlights for Thanksgiving present four pages of ads on pages five to eight offering suggestions and special prices for dinner needs. A prize winning recipe is published in this issue, accompanying the ad-filled coverage.
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Housewives of
Lawrence
Tonight
Journal-World
Hitler Considers String To Cabinet Offer
Berlin reports that Hitler’s bid to become chancellor stalled as President von Hindenburg insisted any new cabinet have a safe majority. Hugenberg and Bavarian party leaders rejected Hitler associates’ proposals, leaving his party short of a majority without their support. Hitler would study the situation overnight and inform the president of his decision tomorrow.
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Adolf Hitler
von Hindenburg
Hitler
Alfred Hugenberg
Reichstag
Lawrence to Host Relief Talk by Frank Bane
Frank Bane, head of the American Welfare Commission, will speak at a Douglas County mass meeting in Pinckney school auditorium next Tuesday evening at 8. The Kansas Public Welfare Commission sponsors the event to discuss unemployment relief and broader welfare questions with Bane sharing findings from a year and a half long Kansas study.
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League of Women Voters
Frank Bane
Douglas County
Pinckney School
Bane
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Department of Social Administration
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Hoover
Kansas Public Welfare Commission
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Public Welfare Commission of
State Board of Charities and Corrections of
Virginia
Early Thanksgiving Union Service At First Christian Church
The annual Lawrence Ministerial Alliance service shifts to 9 am at First Christian Church to accommodate more attendees. Reverend C C Cunningham will preach with Miss Dorothy Enlow directing music and Reverend Seth Slaughter presiding. location is 10th and Kentucky.
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Lawrence Ministerial Alliance
First Christian Church
C. C. Cunningham
New Astor
First Baptist Church
Dorothy Enlow
Seth Slaughter
Christian Church
Wallace
Dorothy Enlow Doxobey
TH. Assman
Stattes
Gotry
Av. Hytatra
King Benediction
10Th
Kentucky
Red Cross Ball Call Urges Workers to Complete Territories
Corlett J. Cotton, director, urges all workers to complete territories and have their reports ready soon as fundraising and volunteer efforts push toward the $1,700 mark for the Red Cross ball.
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Corlett J. Cotton
Roll Call Drive Contributions Hit 1700 In Douglas County
Douglas County Red Cross rolls total 1700 as tomorrow marks the final day. Corlett J Cotton, roll call director, urges workers to finish territories and submit reports. KU faculty report 310 from about 140 people averaging over 23 dollars. Deaf Moreau oversees university collections. Pochler Mercantile Co gives 25 dollars and Kappa Alpha Theta sorority adds 25. Willow Springs township reports 36 dollars.
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Red Cross
Douglas County
Corlett J. Cotton
Roll Call
Oday
Cotton
University of Kansas
PJ. Moreau
University
Pochler Mercantile Company
Kappa Alpha Theta
Willow Springs
Kansas University Lowers Basketball Prices for Season
Dr. F G C Allen announced reduced prices for KU home games this season and two upcoming tuneup games with Ottawa University. Dec 10 at Ottawa and Dec 16 against the Baptists at Mt Oread. Reserved seats set at 75 cents for ten home games, general admission varying from 40 to 50 or 55 cents, season tickets $3.50, tax included.
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K. U
Ottawa University
F. G C. Allen
Jayhawkers
Ottawa
The
Baptists
Mt. Oread
Stanford
Kansas Aggies
Miami county attorney elect charged with embezzlement
William L Joyce county attorney elect of Miami county Kansas is charged with embezzling 700 dollars from clients in a warrant issued in Osawatomie justice court The charge stems from a complaint filed by defeated county attorney Ben F Winchel The item also notes a local ad offering parchment Christmas cards for sale at one dollar by The World Co Adv
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Paola
Kan
William L. Joyce
Miami County
Justice Court
E. W. Bedford
Osawatomie
Ben F. Winchel
Joyce
Deer Escapes From State Park Near Midland
A four point buck deer seen Monday in a feed lot on the E. D. Shaw farm west of Midland reportedly escaped from Tonganoxie State Park. Lawrence Thunters reported farmers said wardens were trying to recapture it. The deer sheltered in a Shaw farm yard before vanishing as observers attempted photographs.
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E. D. Shaw
Midland
Tonganoxie
Lawrence Thunters
Here
Col Miller Convicted of Contempt in Oklahoma
Newkirk Oklahoma November 22 AP a district court jury today convicted Col Zack Miller pioneer ranch man of contempt of court for failure to pay temporary alimony to his estranged wife Mrs Margaret Blevins Miller Judge Claud Duval presiding set November 26 as date for tendering judgment
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Newkirk
Okla
Col
Zack Miller
Pioneer Ranchman
Margaret Blevins-Miller
Claud Duval
Weather outlook for Kansas fairs and chills
Kansas forecast calls for probably fair conditions tonight and Wednesday with unsettled areas in the east and cooler temperatures on Wednesday. Ottawa and Emporia expected to have cloudy periods while roads are generally in good condition.
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Ottawa
Emporia
Douglas County
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