Special session ends after week of tariff wrangling
Washington November 23 AP Adjournment ends a week long truce in the Senate amid tariff wrangling. The session closed at 10 pm with Hoover informed work was accomplished. Plans push to Vare seat and tax cuts while House handles the tax bill. Senate may resume after Christmas.
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Washington
Senate
Hoover
Curtis
Alabama
Fess
Ohio
William ‘S$. Vare
Congress
Henoyer
Watson
Indiana
Cales Acquitted in Girl's Death After Jury Verdict
In ile Kansas a district court jury acquitted Elmer Cales, a 21 year old farmer, of murdering Miss White. The defense argued lack of direct evidence, noting he fled to Bartlesville Oklahoma after the incident. Cales testified Miss White asked him to elope and that a shot followed moments later after she walked behind the car.
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Ile
Kan
Elmer
Cales
Farmer
Gue
Barlless
Okla
Aredd
Miss White
First Baptist tableau and candlelight service planned
The First Baptist Church presents a yearly tableau of The Supper by Leonardo da Vinci directed by Geo. O. Foster with candlelight communion led by Mrs. H. H. Lane. The event, to be held Sunday at 7:45 p.m., marks the fifth annual performance with a warm invitation to all attendees. Newspapermarries Evans Barkalow Burrowes, former Sedalia Democrat editor, dies at 77 in Ohio after 45 years of service. Collision on Smoky Street: cars driven by Jim Clark and a man named Barts collide in smoke from burning leaves, drivers unable to see each other.
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Leonardo da Vinz
Geo. O. Foster
H. H. Lane
AP Evans Barkalow Burrowes
Sedalia Democrat
Ohio
Jim Clark
Barts
First Presbyterian Church
He Astmann
Win Velor
Stalner
Thorn
Lean T
Mo Swenarthout
Vorasito
Chelat
Att Hills
Gnurver
Dr Watts to Address Marriage Vows at First Baptist
Dr W F Watts leads a Sunday Fireside Service at First Baptist Church corner of Gath and Kentucky streets on the topic The Marriage Vows. He will explain the duties of each partner, followed by a discussion with Q and A for young people and married couples. Special music by Marian McNabb and Lucile Christie. service at 7 48 p m with opening hymn led by Charles W Thomas and a social period to follow hosted by the missionary society members.
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W. F. Watts
First Baptist Church
Gath
Kentucky
Groun
Charles W. Thomas
Marian McNabb
Lucile Christie
Christie
deKoven
Nevin
the Missionary Society
Soviet Forces Reduce Chalainor to Ruins
Wireless dispatches from Hailar confirm Soviet forces occupied Cha lains in western Manchuria and are advancing toward Hailar. The report says more than a thousand miners and civilians were slaughtered as Chalainor fell, with hundreds more killed after the city was ruined and pumps drowned trapped workers. Refugees flee as Soviet planes bomb Hailar.
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Shanghai
Apila
Mukden
Manchuria
Kuomin
Sain
Hailar
Aartier
Chalainor
Manchuri
Mailir
Cha- Taines
Hailat
Hoover
President Hoover and Medicine Ball Cabinet Exercise
President Hoover led a morning workout on the White House south lawn despite heavy wet snow. The group included Secretary Hyde, Secretary Wilbur, Farm Board Chairman Legge, Walter Newton, Lawrence Richey, White House physician Dr. Noel T. Boone, and two private secretaries.
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Washington
Hoover
White House
Altho
Hyde
Wilbur
Legge
Federal Farm Board
Walter Newton
Lawrence Richey
Noel T. Boone
King George Eyes Five Power Naval Conference Bid
King George has offered St James Palace to the government for the coming five power naval conference and the cabinet is considering acceptance. The conference is expected to last eight to ten weeks and will likely convene in the state room. Weather outlook for Monday through the week notes mostly fair conditions in the upper Mississippi Missouri valleys and central plains with a chance of light precipitation. Bullock of Jefferson City Missouri attends the game today as manager of the Jefferson City bureau of the United Press.
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King George
London
St. James
Pal
Ace
Upper
Mississippi
Lower
Missouri
Great Plains
Nelen Bullock
Jefferson City
Bullock
United Press
Wichita debutant to sing with Chicago Civic Opera
Kathleen Kerating, 21, of Wichita Kansas, will make her opera debut with the Chicago Civic Opera company this season. Her selection marks a notable step for the young soprano as she joins the company for a limited engagement.
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Associated Press
Kathleen Kerating
Wichita, Kas
Will
Chicago Civic Opera Company
Mayer to Face a Murder Charge in Bassett Case
Seattle dispatch reports County Prosecutor Ewing D. Colvin will file a murder charge against Decasto Barl Mayer in the disappearance of James E. Bassett, a Baltimore man. Colvin cites a confessed admission obtained via a lie detector and truth serum, while Mayer denies confessing and seeks a permanent injunction to bar further questioning.
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Ewing D. Colvin
Decasto Barl Mayer
James EB. Bassett
Baltimore
Aro Colvin
Mayer
Colvin
Claude G. Bannick
Rom
Bassett
Oakland
Cal
National Guard Report Notes Growth and Limits
The annual militia bureau report cites progressive growth of the National Guard with 176,988 total on June 30 and 164,453 enlisted, noting possible expansion to 188,000 but constrained by the development program. It records emergency activations in multiple states and territories for disasters, floods, and civil order tasks.
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Washington
National Guard
Florida
North
South Carolina
Mississippi
Tennessee
Kentucky
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Kansas
Arkansas
Minnesota
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Jesse James III Inail Springfield Man Arrested For Dyer Act
A man claiming to be Jesse James III, grandson of the outlaw, was jailed in Springfield after a Thursday arrest on Dyer Act charges. He said he has kinship documents but admits life has been “one cell after another.” He was free on parole from Indiana prison when detained for driving a stolen auto. Chorus will sing at First Presbyter church service with soprano and bass solo parts. One sleeper was housed in the city jail.
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Springfield
Jesse James IH
James
James Til
Liberty
Indiana State Prison
Chase
Presseers Church
D. M Swarthout
University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
Vaila Manning
Irwin Douglas
Devastating tidal wave hits Burin peninsula villages
Eye witness accounts describe a coast devastated by a Monday quake tidal surge. Officially 22 dead with unofficial counts up to 40, bridges and roads damaged cut communications, while government steamers deliver provisions and medical aid. Heroic rescues unfold as families cling to roofs and houses drift seaward, including a Fort au Bras man who cannot save his wife and children.
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St. John's
N. F
Burin Peninsula
Dee
Father Miller
Moman
Burin
Avho
Lantaline
Fudge
Fort Au Bras
Stepaside
Bed won’t fit for Husky giant in Chicago Washington clash
In Chicago on November 23 AP reports a giant bet on the Chicago Washington game centered on a 6 foot 10 inch bed built for Paul Jessup of Washington. It was designed to fit his 6 foot 7 inch frame as he plays center. Buck Weaver, at 6 feet 4 inches, could not share the joke. The hotel promised the bed to the winning team.
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Chicago
University of Chicago-Washington
Paul Jessup
Jessun
University of Washington
Jessuy
Intorday
Buck Weaver
Jessup
Weaver
Washington Squad
Reclamation Head George C Kreutzer Dies Suddenly
George C Kreutzer, head of reclamation economics in the Interior Department, died suddenly today while speaking with Assistant Commissioner Dent. His death occurred in Washington and ends a longtime career with the reclamation service.
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Washington
George C. Kreutzer
Reclamation Bureau of the Interior Department
Dent
Next Week Fair With Variable Temperatures
Weather forecast for Kansas predicts mostly fair skies with variable temperatures near to below normal. Highs around 85 expected statewide, with northern lows near 15 and southern around 20 tonight. Tomorrow's highs 35 to 40, while a light snow was seen in Dodge City and flurries elsewhere. no significant snowfall reported in 24 hours. Goodland notes a 3 year high record, Rodeo City shows a 20 degree low last night. Des Moines reports a cold rain, while Minnesota and the Dakotas report snow or showers.
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Topeka
Kansas
Federal Weather Bureau
Flora
Dodge City
Dade City
Concordin
Goodland
Rodeo Ci
Des Moines
Minneapolis
Duluth
Minn
Wyoming
North
South Dakota
Monti
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Kan- SE
Williston
Eddy Eddy Trustee Appointed In Mary Baker Eddy Trusts
Charles Heitman of Boston was named trustee under two trusts from the will of Mary Baker Eddy, founder of Christian Science, at a probate court session in New Hampshire. He replaces Neal of Brockton who resigned after service since 1933, to join six other trustees on one trust and four on the other, aiding the religion’s expansion.
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N. H
Charles &. Heitman
Boston
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science
Heitman
Neal
Brockiine
James A. Ingy
Jene
C Valler Trust
Stian Scientists
Snow doubles November record at Dodge City
Dodge City Kansas reports November snow surpassing prior records with 18 inches fallen and more than two inches on the ground. The storm was widespread across southwest Kansas while Ness City received rain.
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Dodge City
Kan
Kansas
Ness City
Yale Fence Reappears at Harvard Lampoon Dinner
In Cambridge on Nov 23 A P report says Yale’s eight foot fence relic stolen from Pach Brothers New Haven studio during Yale Kennecton game week was at Harvard Lampoon dinner. Yale Record editors witnessed the unvailing as Lampoon president Churchill offered the fence to Yale.
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Mass
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Harvard Lampoon
Stollen
Pach Brothers
Yales
Hu Aor
Harvard
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Lampoon
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Livermore
Cal
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Lampy
Hedges Macdowall
New York
Eli
Joint Meeting Promises New Student Church Work
Plymouth Congregational students host Lutheran Student Association for a Sunday night joint meeting at Trinity Lutheran church beginning at 8 35 pm. Dean Paul Lawson and Nyneal will speak as about sixty five attendees are expected. Women endurance flight trial in Los Angeles aims for three refueling contacts today. Hoover orders a full housing department survey in Washington to assess building needs.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Plymorth Congregational Church
Lutheran Student Association
Paul Lawson
Los Angeles
Bobby ‘Trout
Eleanor Smith
Religious Services and Sermons Across Town Churches
A collection of Sunday plans across multiple churches includes morning worships, evening services, and special speakers. Attend Centenary M E Church, Trinity Episcopal, First Presbyterian, Assembly of God, and St Luke A M E for sermons on topics from purification and gratitude to the Mayflower spirit and biblical exhortations.
Music at Unitarian Church with Gifted Choir
A Unitarian Church program features the Omandi ensemble and KRirastedaare string quartet performing two numbers with organ accompaniment. The North Lawrence congregation, led by Mrs Henry Wer String, presents a morning worship theme The Major Prophet with a soprano solo by We Pugh Evale and other church musicians. Attendance is expected to rise as services resume normal offerings and schedules.
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Unitarian Church
Guitar
Cho Krirastedaare Strinaeuartet
Brodvtt
Eal We Pugh
Evale
Henry Wer
North Lawrence Christian Church
Public Evening at Endeavor Featured by Chess Service
At 6 30 p m Mrs Georsh Snowden president invites the public to attend a chess service and sermon by Rev H We Ring. The event highlights a church gathering with a brief program for parishioners and visitors.
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Endeavor
Georsh Snowden
Chess Servicus
H. We Ring
Weekend Concerts and Events Spotlight at Rexis Hotel
A busy schedule of Saturday and Sunday performances fills Rexis Hotel with music and entertainment. The lineup includes Ah Wie Bim-St. Rexis Hotel Orchestra, Sliver Flute, Hesper eye Som GHieth Brles, and several trios and quartets. Notable acts include Dan Dothus conferences, Moore and Amith, and Edison TALIM. A pancake program and weather updates accompany the events as community groups and touring artists perform across the weekend.
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Aros
SSN
Blacult
Bob Treagrays
Ather Porntiat
Sathana Bry
Canen Crix
OM P
Daniel A. Dothus
Natjous Flatistans
Rhys Dor
Vierry Minerscit
Knortick
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Mel Orsay
Fuller Man
Concert Ens Studio
Metitvih Moore
Irene Amith
Sea Tshanlars
Aalbe Waldavell
nYiron
Woenter
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Mormon Spalerdiay
Megray Trio
Mioenlinas Ht
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Spina ‘Roubadars
Edison Talim
Rent Foni
Bud's Vet
m—Limpire Builders
Wera
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Salteon Wieather Man
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