Football Queen Candidates At KU Homecoming Festivities
A list of 13 KU sorority members is presented as candidates for Varsity Football Queen. The article notes bets on L. DeSoto as favorite, plus Dorothy Smith and others, amid broader talk of Homecoming and the Missouri Kansas game. It also mentions the House Presidents Association planning changes and a shelved publicity stunt involving kissing Old Grads.
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K. U
Ame
Lillian Sands Bartlesville
Okla
Theta Ae Ballweg
Emporia
Ece Josephine
Dutty
Kanban Parsons
Nadine
Hishop
Gamma Phi
Kangas City
Lucy Trees
Chi Omega
Winfield
Dorothy Smith
Alpha
Chicago
Helen
Kissell
Alpha Xi Delta
Portis
Marie~ Russell
Bi Lawrence
Ruth Pyle
Clay Center
Helen Campbell
Gamma
D Delta
Obertin
Margaret Heng
Eader
Theta Phil Alpha
Columbus
Neb
Mary Virginia Smith
Sigma Kapa
Lawrence
Stella Cutlip
Homecoming Committee
Missouri
Eas
Agnes
Change Horton game moved to Friday night at Haskell stadium
Lawrence high principal Neal Wherry announces the Horton-Ottawa game times shift. The Horton game becomes Friday night at 7 45 at Haskell stadium due to requests from fans unable to attend afternoon games. Ottawa game moves to Wednesday night November 29 at 7 30 to let fans see both games and the Kansas Missouri contest next day.
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Haskell
Neal Wherry
Lawrence
Added Contributions Lift Shoe Fund Total to 98 25
Church drive reports several new gifts raising Lawrence shoe fund to 98.25 toward a 150 goal. Rev Charles Puls says contributions may be left at Journal World office or mailed. List includes Emma Anderson 1.00 Hickmon Mills 1.00 M Hill 3 50 250 2.00 5.00 Senn 95-25 a Friend Truck Drivers Killed in Oklahoma? Boise Grange condemns farm strike, urging economic justice for agriculture with a statement from the Boise Idaho meeting.
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Lawrence Shoe Fund
Charles A. Puls
Puls
Journal World Office
Emma Anderson
Hicknon "Mills
Hill
Richest Girl in the World Is 21 Today
Doria Duke, heir to the James B. Duke fortune of 53 million dollars, marks her twenty‑first birthday in New York. She spends the day with her mother at their Central Park area home, and pursues conservatively dressed, non flashy tastes while planning Duke University ties as a trustee. She studies in Paris, plays harp and piano, swims and skis, and favors thrift and European life over constant attention.
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Doris Duke
New York
Doria Duke
James B. S Duke
Central Park
Hoane 2
Jis
Nanvaline
Atlanta, Ga
Wal
Doris
Europe
Paria
Thas Eastish
Briarney
Ark
Duke University
Durham
Free Balloons Release for Missouri Kansas Game Tickets
In a 1933 Kansan item, a free balloon drop at the stadium offers tickets to the Thanksgiving Day contest. DY orders for tickets to the Homecoming game between Kansas and Missouri are attached to hydrogen balloons released between halves. Parked tickets range from 25 cents to $1.60, with a total of 33 tickets and 75 cent, $1.60, and 32.50 categories mentioned.
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Kansan
Kansas
Missouri
Athe
Deaths and Funerals for Mrs Emme M Jackson at 465 Lincoln
Mrs Emme M Jackson aged 41 died yesterday at home 465 Lincoln street Funeral services set for Friday at 2 pm from Holiness church Elder Shadrach Blake Independence Mo in charge Burial at Oak Hill Cemetery Survived by husband Thomas Jackson two daughters Mrs Margaret Riley and Helen Jackson one son Thomas Jr two sisters Mrs Margaret M hue and Mrs Lamah Brashiers both of Kansas City Kan one brother Heber of Kansas City Mo and two grandchildren
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Emme M. Jackson
Emma
M. Jackson
Lincoln Street
Holiness Church
Shadrach Blake
Independence, Mo
Oak Hill Cemete
Modern science wonders and a horse shoeing crowd
A Lawrence visitor watched a crowd dazzle at a stage sight of a man shoeing a horse amid a major science talk, while nearby reports note impeachment moves in Kansas and a rising Blues singer lauded on radio. Also listed are missing check recovered, dropping egg prices, a Sunday play in Eudora, Lee Tracy’s El Paso arrival, and a Berlin Baptist World Alliance plan for 1938.
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Siage
Norris to push Missouri River development bill
Senator Norris of Nebraska said he will introduce a bill when Congress meets to develop water resources on the Missouri River. His plan parallels the Tennessee Valley Authority, including forts like Fort Peck and river dam projects in North Dakota, Nebraska, and Kansas to aid irrigation flood control and navigation.
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Washington
Norris
Nebraska
Congress
Missouri
Cove
Creek
Clinch River
Tennessee
Mississippi
Roosevelt
Tennessee Valley Muscle Shoals
Speer
Department of the
Fort Peck
Montana
Public Works Administration
North Dakota and Dame
Kansas
Tennessee Valley
Two Piano Recital Set for Next Monday Night
Howard C. Taylor and John Thompson, two renowned piano figures, will present a two piano recital next Monday evening at the University. The program features popular pieces from two piano literature and follows successful performances in Kansas City and nearby cities. The concert will be in the Administration building auditorium to accommodate a larger audience.
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University
Howard C. Taylor
School of Fine Arts
John Thompson
Kansas City Horner Conservatory of Music
Middle West
Kansas City
Kan
Topeka
Dodge City
Salina
Leavenworth
Atchison, Joplin
Shawnee
Spoke to Insurance Men Local Group Heat Interesting Talk
Duane T. Stover of Wichita, recently elected state president of the insurance men organization, addressed twenty five members and friends of the Lawrence Insurance board. He outlined Wichita’s vigilante committee efforts to cut bogies for tire theft and automobiles, noting the aim to regulate insurance, cut losses, and provide dependable coverage without rate increases. Present were Mayor W. E. Spalding and Howard L. Sutherlarge, secretary of the Lawrence board of education.
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Duane T. Stover
Wichita
Organization of Insurance Men
Lawrence Insurance Board
Stover
Insurance Board of Wichita
Glen Charlton
W. E. Spalding
Howard L. Sutherlarge
Lawrence Board of Education
Chorus Guests of American Royal Exposition Trip to Kansas City
About 25 members of the Douglas County Farm Bureau and a women's chorus will travel to Kansas City Missouri as guests of the American Royal. They will attend a luncheon tomorrow at noon and spend the day at the Royal events in cars.
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Douglas County Farm Bureau
Kansas City
Aviatrix vanished after planned death flight from sea coast
The 30 year old aviatrix, Mrs. Stanton, left notes asking no rescue search and stating she aimed to fly a borrowed plane eastward over the sea until fuel ran out. She had recently mourned her husband in an auto crash and held a private pilot license with about 100 hours solo flying. No wreckage or ship reports have been found hours after the departure.
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Tantie
Art Phareton
Borre
Tor Bert Maloney
Lauria Yonge
Ion
Yonge
Éthoney
Altes
Meet Attended by Lawrence People to Open in Topeka
Lawrence residents plan to attend the two day United Foreign Missionary meeting opening tomorrow morning in Topeka at First Methodist and other venues. Dr E Stanley Jones missionary evangelist will key the morning program with Dr Robert E Speer to speak afternoon from 4 15 to 6 15. Other noted missionaries educators and social workers will attend including Dr Yi Fang Wu Dr Herman Chen en Liu Bishop Logan H Roots Miss Lillian L Picken and Rev Herbert F La Flamme. Program for recital.
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of. Lawrence
United Foreign Missionary Meeting
Topeka
E.stanley Jones
Robert E Speer
National Board of Missions
The
Presbyterian Church
Yi-fang Wu
Nanking
China
Herman Chen-en_ Liu
Shanghai
Chine
Logan H. Roots
Hankov
Lillian L. Picken
Satara
India
Herbert F. la Flamme
United Foreign Missionary Conferences
University Fine Arts Students Will Be Heard in Auditorium
University of Kansas fine arts students present a recital tomorrow afternoon at 3:90 o'clock in the KU auditorium. Pianists Charles A. Wilson and Ruth Keller perform Chopin works including Nocturne Op. 18 No. 2 and Etude Op. 34 No. 9. Vocalist Dorothy Fry sings On Wings of Song and a piece from Song of the Robin. other students George C. Travillo and Naomi Schrulst contribute piano and vocal selections.
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University of Kansas Fine ‘Arts School
K. U
E Charles. A. Wilson
Stendelaaen
Lina Dorothy Fry
Poe
Chinoiserie
Nas Lippittie Sinned
Naomi Schrulst
Ruth Keller
Chopin Ruth Gregoory
Bhanecha
Three killed in Havana bombs and related damage
In Havana on November 22 explosions killed three people including a 12 year old boy as violence spread in the interior. A large bomb damaged the Americat Can ban electric plant at Cieradeavila and another damaged the Agramonte sugar mill in Camaguey province. Nine workers were arrested over the sugar mill blast. extensive property damage is reported. James H. Cosgrove, 75, longtime Olathe contractor and former postmaster, died in Kansas City. He leaves a widow, son Arthur, and daughter Nettie.
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Neta ix A. Boy
Americat Can
Cieradeavila
Agramonte
Camaguey
James H. Cosgrove
Kansas City
Kan
Olathe
Arthur’ Cosgrove
Nettie Cosgrove
Hitler offers peace terms with France in talks in Le Matin
In Paris an interview in Le Matin reports Hitler proposing peace and security in return for equality, stating Germany will decide policy and keep word once given. Meanwhile Mussolini bans imported wheat for domestic use as Rome explains self production lines. Royal commission on Newfoundland urges withdrawal of self government. Martial law lifted in Bangkok as Siamese revolt suppression ends and conditions improve nationwide.
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Paris
le Matin
Hitler
France
Germany
Rome
Mussolini
London
Royal Commission On
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Bangkok
Siam
Choir Returns to KU Auditorium for Johnsons Negro Chorus
Lawrence audience lines up for Hall Johnsons Negro chorus in KU auditorium tomorrow night at 8 20. Eighteen singers plus conductor present a new program featuring St. Louis Blues, St James Infirmary Blues and spirituals.
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Johnston
Music Seven
Lawrence
St. James ‘Infirmary
St. Louis
Hall Johnson
Treasury guards warned to stand at attention on official approach
Washington reported that acting secretary Henry Morgenthau Jr. ordered treasury guards to show respect for official superiors by standing at attention when approached. Earlier no-talking-with-reporters policy was cited as broken when Morgenthau summoned chief clerk Birgfeld to complain about guard conduct, with a written order later surfacing.
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Washington
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Treasury
The
Dsadel
Chair fund closed for Douglas County Historical Society
The campaign to buy the historical chair for the Douglas County Historical Society raised 117.25 dollars, short of the 200 dollar goal but enough to purchase the chair. Organizers thank the public for the generous response. The final contribution was one dollar from Paul Dinsmoor.
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Douglas
Government proposes retail and production controls shift
Administration tosses out proposed plan by distillers and offers substitute that restricts retail sale and production. Observers see it as signaling no federal monopoly. Fire threatens Cambridge Kansas as high winds fan a restaurant blaze spreading to a barber shop and filling station nearby.
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Washington
Cambridge
Kan
Inflationary measures debated amid Treasury rifts
Resignation of Dr. M W Sprague as treasury advisor sparks division over Roosevelt monetary policy. Senator Reed of Pennsylvania warns of danger unless federal gold raises prices, while Yale professor James H Rogers argues inflationary danger lies in failure of the plan. Morgenthau maintains RFC gold purchases unchanged as bonds fall and the dollar pound rate hovers, Roge rs predicts stabilization and a flood of funds returning to U.S. markets.
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Washington
Sprague
Treasury
Roosevelt
Reed
Pennsylvania
New York
Roosevelt Monetary
Yale
Bataboe
Wood
Rog_era
Fire Rips Through Blanchard Canyon Forcing Dozens To Flee
A canyon forest fire near Blanchard and the La Crescenta La Canada areas drove about 200 residents from roughly 50 cabins. Nearly 1,000 firefighters battled the out of control blaze as it spread toward the ridge, threatening communities and causing about 1 million dollars in watershed damage. No immediate fatalities or cabin losses confirmed. The fire burns about 20 miles north of Los Angeles in the San Gabriel mountains.
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Los Angeles
Blanchard Canyon
la Crescenta
la Canada
Dunsmere Canyon
Blanchard ‘Canyon
Duns
Tujun'ga
San Gabriel Mountain
Pre-School Clinic Attendees Across City Schools
Forty-five children attended the latest pre school clinic at New York Building this morning, the largest turnout of the fall. Lincoln school drew nineteen of twenty preschoolers, with Cordley 23, Quincy 6, Woodlawn 13, MacAllaster 8, and Pinckney 33, totaling 149. Medical staff included Dr. Keith, Dr. Auchard, and Dr. Fortney alongside university health students.
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Cordiey “School
Quincy
Woodlawn
MacAllaster
Pinckney
Roy. Roberts
Viola Anderson
University
P.T. A
Social Calendar Luncheon and Tea Events Week
Wednesday guests Mra N S Butcher and Mrs C A Thomas attend luncheon at Colonial tea room. Thursday Mrs W M Casey hosts Ancheon Man or Bow bridge club with Mrs A A and Lee Cox. American War ers tea at Mrs T H Kenned home. Friday Auction club hosted by Mrs Max Wilk Wiinet.
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N.S
C. A. Thomas
Colonial Tea Room
W. M. Casey
Ancheon, Manor
Lawmaker’s bill to reimburse counties killed in session
The Kansas House amended and then killed a measure to reimburse Lyon and Shawnee counties for prosecution expenses in a bogus bond scandal. The Senate had approved funds of 10000 for Shawnee and 5000 for Lyon, but the House cut Lyon and reduced Shawnee to 5000 before defeating the bill. Four arrests have been made in the bond case, three in Shawnee and one in Lyon. In Douglas county, the first federal home loan mortgage was filed by the Home Owners Loan Corporation for Celia J Holiday and G M Holiday of 1725 Indiana street.
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House
Lyon
Shawnee
Senate
Shawnee County
Lyon County
Showalter
Rof Thomas
Shawnes
Douglas County
Elsie Armstrong
Register of Deeds
Home Owners “Loan Corporation
Toneka
Celia J. Holiday
G.m.holiday
Indianatreet
Wall Street Mixed as Traders Await Washington Developments
New York stocks moved unevenly with traders waiting for Washington actions on monetary policy. The dollar showed resistance while foreign exchange steadied little. U S government bonds rallied after early weakness. Several industrials and utilities advanced slightly, while tobacco and distillers fell as the market absorbed news.
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Wall Street
New York
Washington
IFC
U. S
International Nickel
Amorigan Smelting
Celanese
Johnso-Manoville
Montgomery Ward
Public Service of New Jersey
Resignation of Prof O M Sprague Shifts Monetary Policy Focus
The article notes the resignation of Prof O M Sprague as special advisor to the treasury. It discusses potential effects on the administration’s monetary policy and gold price fixing. Brokers monitor movements in listed funds as foreign bonds decline amid shifting investments and inflation hedges. Iron Age highlights improved steel outlook and rising production prospects tied to public works contracts and vehicle demand.
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der-' Nor
Seare-Roebuck
Deere
Chrysler
O. M
O-M. SW. Sprague
International ‘Monetary
Thority
Treasury
Sprague
Isa
Eghinst
Hese Fignnelora
America
Patee Theatre to Show Christopher Bean and Grand Hotel Casts
Lawrence readers can see Martha Dressler and Lionel Barrymore together in a special four day showing at the Patee Theatre featuring Christopher Bean and Grand Hotel. The notice invites readers to nominate the best male character actor and submit reasons in under 100 words for a chance at guest tickets, with show dates November 28 to 29 or 36, 27, 29, 29.
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Chrisstopher Sean
Christopher Bean
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Marie Dreasler
Lionel Larrymore
Hic
Heria
Laurela
Kringstoln
Papa Starr
the Strangere
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Raspu
Tin
Empresa
Oliver Jordan
Patce
Han Kenerouely
Reaidenta of Law
Rence
Lionel
Barrymore
Journal-World
Punt Pictures
Chiilotopher Bean
New York
Dressler
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