Ames Iowa Develops Synthetic Wood From Corn Sources
Ames Iowa November 22 AP Iowa State College researchers and three firms produce synthetic lumber from farm wastes including corn stalks oat hulls and sugar cane The material called maizolith is stronger than teak in some forms and could replace traditional timber to ease forest use and rural development Dr O R Sweeney leads the effort highlighting pulpy fibers cooked under pressure to form durable boards and frames Potential industrial shift from city factories to rural sites is noted with ongoing work to lower costs and expand uses
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Ames
Iowa
Iowa State College
America
O. R. Sweeney
Towa State College Chemical Engineering Department
Sweeney
Stolen Car Stripped Found After Night Theft
A Ford sedan stolen from in front of the high school last night was found stripped southeast of town. The vehicle belonged to student Walker. Sam Wilburn reported a Hudson sedan theft last night. Jack Cushingberry of 522 North Seventh Street, North Lawrence, reported theft of light lenses and a glass motor meter from his car.
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Walker
Sam Wilburn
Jack Cushingberry
North Seventh Street
North Lawrence
Cars Collide at Fourteenth and Tennessee Streets
No one was hurt in a collision yesterday afternoon at Fourteenth and Tennessee streets. A Buick driven by Elmer Johnson of 920 Mississippi Street hit a Plymouth owned by Arthur Fritzel. Fritzel’s front wheel was broken and the front axle bent. Johnson said he swerved to avoid another car.
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Elmer Johnson
Mississippi Street
Arthur Fritzel
Fourteenth
Tennessee Streets
Fritzel
Johnson
Has Big Turkey Ranch Near Ottawa Attracts Visitors
One of the state’s largest turkey ranches sits eight miles northeast of Ottawa. This year Av. Brady raised 1,400 mammoth bronze birds for Thanksgiving and Christmas tables. More than 400 birds have been sold for Turkey Day. the rest will be kept for Christmas sale and breeding next year. Many motorists visit the Brady farm each fall to see the huge flocks.
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Ottawa
Brady
Brady Farm
State Chamber meeting attendees return from Newton
Wayne McCoy President George Hedrick secretary IT Stevenson chair tax committee all of the Chamber of Commerce and Prof D J Teviotdale from University school of business returned from Newton after a coordination meeting. The tax program and legislative council were discussed. Teviotdale spoke on bus and motor carrier law. Salvation Army revival meetings are nightly at the Salvation Army Hall on Vermont street led by Rev Hall of the Nazarene church of Clinton. Rev Hall has twenty one years as pastor and evangelist. Revival songs and music precede the sermon at seven thirty each evening.
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Wayne
McCoy
George Hedrick
IT. C
Stevenson
Chamber of Commerce
D. J. Teviotdaje
School of ‘Business
University
Newton
State Chamber of Commerce Va
Legislative Council of the State Organization
Teviotdale
Salvation Army
Salvation Army Hall
Vermont Street
Hall
Unpleasant Incidents During Trotzky's Trip
Paris reports two disturbing episodes as Leon Trotzky travels under heavy police guard. A stranger slapped a companion at the railway station, later apologized after being detained. In Dunkirk a second class compartment was reassigned to Trotzky, provoking a loud protest from the original passenger.
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Paris
Leon Trotzky
France
Trotzky
Dunkirk
Deaths and Funerals For Olrich and Duncan
Mrs. George Olrich 65 of Tonganoxie died Monday morning. Funeral 2 pm Wednesday at Friends church Tonganoxie with Rev. Mellis in charge. burial Hubbel Hill cemetery. Mills B. Duncan 62 died yesterday at 1107 Connecticut St. Funeral 2 pm tomorrow from United Brethren church Big Springs with Rev. Ward officiating. burial Big Springs. Survived by wife, daughter Gladys, two sons Raymond and Walter, sister Mrs. George Painter of Freeman, Mo., and brothers J W Duncan and E M Duncan.
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George Olrich
Tonganoxie
Friends Church
Mellis
Hubbel Hill Cemetery
IS BEATEN BY BANDITS IN SALINA DRIVEWAY
Salina Kansas Nov 22 AP two attackers beat R W Hutchins a filling station manager with a blackjack as he drove home They sought todays receipts Hutchins refused to surrender the money and the bandits fled leaving behind a money sack containing over 24 in his car His injuries were not serious
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Salina
Kan
R. W. Hutchins
Hutchins
Mild Weather to Stay in Kansas With Mild Temperatures
Tomorrow in Kansas Topeka reports slightly cooler weather but no severe cold. The U S Weather Bureau and meteorologist S D Flora forecast mild to moderate temperatures ranging around 41 to 45 degrees across the state with no immediate extreme cold in sight. ARRAIGNED FOR BURGLARY
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Topeka
Kansas
United States Weather Bureau
S. D. Flora
Flora
Preliminary Hearings Slated Friday For Burglaries
Charges of second degree burglary filed against R Matthews and Paul Silvers, two Negroes jailed, for alleged attempt to burglarize Burgert shoe store. Arraigned yesterday before Justice J H Mitchell, hearings set for Friday at 3 p.m. Also pending are hearings for Bennett and Frank Oliver for burglarizing Coe drug store on West Fourteenth Street, November 13, before Justice Mitchell at 2 p.m. Oil production report notes US drop due to Oklahoma and California reductions. Community program at Pleasant Valley school postponed to Wednesday night after Friday scheduling confusion.
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R Matthews
Paul Silvers
Burgert
J. H. Mitchell
Justice Mitchell
Bennett
Frank Oliver
Dha
Coe
West Fourteenth Street
House Will Pass It in Short Session Says Garner
Washington reports Speaker Garner told reporters the House will pass a beer bill in the short session and that a balanced budget might be reached with beer revenue and reduced government expenditures. He hinted revenue could total 250 to 300 million dollars annually and noted state legislatures would act January to May.
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Washington
Garner
House
Garer
Evangelistic services led by Rev L Reynolds at Friends church
Two special services this week feature evangelistic talks by the Rev L Herbert Reynolds at the Friends church located at Eleventh and Delaware streets. Youth will have special seating tomorrow as Mr Reynolds discusses a youth topic. Friday night is family night with a potato donation from attendees to the largest family. Services began November 14 and may run through Sunday with morning, afternoon and evening services amid weather concerns. DOG INCIDENT: German police dog observed after biting a 3 year old. owner urged to report vaccination status.
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L. Herbert Reynolds
Friends Church
Eleventh
Delaware Streets
Herbert L. Huffman
Huffman
T. J. Leasure
New Hampshire’ Street
George Arthur Hendricks
R. Hendricks
Leasure
Hendricks
Mrs Gentry Improves After Illness in Lake View
Mrs M Gentry of Lake View, ill for four weeks, is reported to be improving and able to sit up part of the time. Mr and Mrs Warren Warner and children visited Mr and Mrs Gene Melcher of Ottawa Sunday. Jr and Mrs ER P Houser returned Monday from a weekend visit with GC Houser of Centropolis and Mr and Mrs John Halenbeck west of Ottawa.
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M. Gentry
Lake View
Warren Warner
Gene Melcher
Ottawa
ER. P. Houser
GC. F. Houser
Centropolis
John Halenbeck
Two Gun Leona Johnson Defends School In Indian Stronghold
Miss Leona Johnson a 23 year old teacher at Klamath Falls fought off an armed Indian party when they burst into her school building. She fired two automatic pistols as bullets flew, injuring one intruder in the leg and scattering the attackers, after which she calmly resumed class ten minutes later. Authorities recall her earlier request for a school on the Klamath reservation despite rough living conditions, and now they believe her resolve.
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Klamath
Ore
A. P
Leona Johnson
Leona
Johnson
Klamath Indian Reservation
Thanksgiving Break Sparks KU Student Exodus in Lawrence
Lawrence residents note the annual early departure as students leave for Thanksgiving. KU alumni report satisfaction with the football season while locals recall snow at Thanksgiving from childhood, contrasting memories with weather records. Billy Kennard demonstrates the new Plymouth six, smaller yet cheaper, with more power than the four cylinder model.
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Billy Kennard
Arranging A Novel Wager On Football Rivalry
In Columbia on November 22 an engineering student Bertram Johnson of Pine Bluff Ark bet Missouri will beat Nebraska. The loser must wear a skirt to classes for two days. Husker center Lawrence Ely accepted the bet, creating campus interest as Thanksgiving game preparations proceed in Lincoln and Columbia.
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Columbia
University of Missouri
University of Nebraska
Missouri
Tigers
Husker
Lincoln
Bertram’ Johnson
Pine Bluff
Ark
Lawrence Ely
Johnson
Loan Broker Gives Away hand over 300 overcoats in Kansas City
Louis Cumonow opened his loan company's doors early and distributed surplus overcoats to 500 men in an hour. He bought 400 extra coats this year. The first coat recipient gave a temporary address: boxcar No. 43768 West Bottoms. Seven clerks handled the event as part of Cumonow's annual charity.
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Kansas City
Louis Cumonow
Jack Colby
West Bottoms
Trinity Lutheran Churchi
Lutheran Church
Eleanor Dauberman
Mildred Reuter
Zeppelin Terminal in Rio Planned by Dr. Eckener
Rio de Janeiro AP Dr Hugo Eckener commander of the Graf Zeppelin hopes to make Rio de Janeiro the terminus of regular dirigible service between Germany and South America. Negotiations for a subsidiary to build hangars and a mooring mast are under way. Pernambuco currently serves as the voyage terminus, but Rio offers direct air connection to Buenos Aires and links to Chile and Peru via Bolivia.
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Rio de Janeiro
Hugo Eckener
Germany
South America
Pernambuco
Rio
Graf
Eckener
Buenos Aires
Chile
Peru
Bolivia
Warden Offers Prison Aid to Red Cross in Garment Drive
Warden Kirk Prather of the Kansas penitentiary proposed to aid the Red Cross by using prison machinery and workers to produce shirts or dresses. He offered to make fifty dozen garments from government supplied material and planned to extend the offer to the Kansas City chapter as well.
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Leavenworth, Kan
Kirk Prather
Kansas Penitentiary
American Red Cross
Prather
Red Cross
Kansas City
Kan
War Ace Out On Bond In Texas Alcohol Smuggling Case
World war flying ace Billy Ponder charged with bringing alcohol into the United States from Mexico by plane was released on a 4000 dollar bond after his father and friends posted bail. He was captured after customs officers pursued his plane from the border to a landing field near San Antonio where he surrendered. Officers said contraband alcohol was found on his ship.
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Antonia
Tdx
Ponder
United States
Mexico
Bexar County
San Antonio
Missionary Report Sparks Hope for Nelson Safety
Reports from Hankow state Rev. Bert Nelson was seen alive October 5, two months after earlier presumed slain. Adams to Hankow relays Chinese sighting renews hope over two‑year captivity by bandits. Also brief notices on Dr. William Englebach death and local market prices.
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Peking
China
Bert Nelson
Hankow
United States
Adams
Nelson
Manuscript Stolen from Columbia Library Exhibit
A third of Sir Walter Scott's Guy Mannering manuscript owned by J. P. Morgan vanished from the Scott centenary display at Columbia University. The second of three leather volumes disappeared around October 28, with the first and third volumes intact. Police were notified and searches urged as authorities assess value and recovery prospects.
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New York
Walter Scott
Guy Mannering
J. P. Morgan
Columbia University
Aatolen
Morgan Library
J. Pierpont Morgan
Plans Another Lion Hunt
Louia Man reports Denver M. Wright plans a second synthetic lion hunt in Missouri within a week. He has bought two five year old male lions and secured options on locations to release them for the stunt, following a prior incident where two lions escaped on a Mississippi River island and were killed by a deputy.
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St. Louis
Denver M. Wricht
Missouri
Sippi River Island
Wright
Pythians
To Hard District Convention in Ottawa November 29
A district convention for thirty Rules of Pythias lodges in eastern Kansas will be held in Ottawa the evening of November 29 with members of the Ottawa lodge as hosts. Dinner will be served by the Pythian sisters and a program will follow. Several state officers are expected to attend.
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Rules of Pythias
Kansas
Ottawa
Pythian Sisters
Fifty Three Turkeys Presented by Merchants Bureau
The Merchants Bureau held a turkey distribution last week as part of Turkey Week. Fifty three individuals received turkeys via orders from a local produce house, with committee members including M. T. Coolidge and H. W. Keene coor dinating the event.
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Merchants Bureau
M. T. Coolidge
H. W. Keene
C.'pollom
M. Stapp
J. H. Fritts
Maine
Willard Samuels
Delaware
Oread
Frank
Pardee
Arkansas
E. F. Hickock
New York
Geo. W. Husted
Lawrence
Edwin Fritz
Vermont
Orley Olmsted
Alabama
Marcella Bucheim
Kentucky
D. Gagliardo
Ohio
Park Hetzel
New Hampshire
Dick Schrody
Elm
J. A. Marlowe
W. W. Burnett
Missouri
W. W. Dolling
Eudora
Rabh Gimblett
Connecticut
Pauling Durrett
Minerva Davis
Elizabeth Henderson
H. L. Sutherland
Ivan Rowe
Louisiana
Clifford, Horst
John Cretors
Mississippi
Gideon Neis
Charles Saile
West Twenty-third Street
Myrtle Miller
New Jersey
George Marshall
Indiana
Mac Elliott
Russell Riggs
W. A. Spears
Tennessee
S. Raffelock
T. G.fitch
Irene Pelzel
K. K. Landes
Massachusetts
Kenneth Hegeman
West Twentythird Street
H. T. Jones
W. M. Green
Williamstown
Dora Jean Brewster
D. A. Marshall
E. G. Boughner
Kelly Allen
Roy Mc 3Ullough
E. L. Haynes
George McNair
Ethel Stoner
University of Hengae string quartet recital schedule
The station lists recurring events including the Hengae string quartet Tuesday at 6:00 p m. An Elementary French class with Cornell instructor. a Thanksgiving program directed by Allen C Crafton. a music program featuring Meribel Moore, associate professor of voice.
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KFKU
University of Hengae String Quartet
W. KR. Cornell
BE. R. Elbet
Allen C. Crafton
Department of
Speech and Dramatic Effors
Ty Suse
Meribel Moore
Miss Orcutt Delivers Notable KU Piano Recital
Ruth Orcutt of the University of Kansas school of fine arts faculty delivered a piano recital in the University auditorium that impressed Lawrence concertgoers with mature interpretation and refined style. The program featured Brahms works plus Saint Saens arranged Gluck pieces, a standout Rachmaninoff Polka, and a modern Bartok number, concluding with Liszt's Hungarian Rhapsodie No. 2.
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Ruth Orcutt
University” of Kansas School of Fine Arts
University
Saint Saens
Recital Set With Meribah Moore In Upcoming Faculty Event
In a tight program a group recital is announced for next Monday evening featuring Meribah Moore soprano and W. B. Downing baritone in joint performance. The note appears amid a page of market figures and local notices.
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Misa Orcut
Meribah Moore
W. B. Downing
L. A
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