Cadets Triumph Over Navy in Eastern Clash
Army defeated Navy 12 to 7 before a 79,000 crowd in Philadelphia, extending Cadet winning streak to nine. Paul Johnson opened with an 81 yard punt return, Walter Baumberger added Navy’s 39 yard score, and Jack Buckler 25 yard TD for Army clinched the defense. Buckler also near 50 yard interception return as Navy mount late threats.
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Clark
Bill Clark
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Ford Dealer Protests in U S Truck Bids
Northwest Motor company of Bethesda Maryland, a Ford dealer, filed a protest with Secretary Dern against the War Department invitation for bids on new trucks. The complaint argues efforts to circumvent the law and cites a recent comptroller general McCarl decision on bids to supply new trucks for civilian conservation corps.
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Department
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Comptroller
Civilian Conservation Corps
Dr Alice Wynekoop Murder Case Moves to Court
Chicago’s Dr Alice Wynekoop, jailed after a night’s sleep, is remanded to county custody for possible grand jury action in the death of her daughter in law Rheta Wynekoop. A habeas hearing is set for next Friday as police probe discrepancies in her confession and seek truth on multiple questions surrounding the case.
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Rheta
Wynekoop
John ‘Stee
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Wias Rheta
Rhett
Mice
Stanley ‘Young
Enid Hennessey
Roomer
Killi
Alumni Hold First Half Lead In KU Freshmen Scrimmage
In a KU stadium afternoon scrimmage, the University of Kansas alumni led the freshmen at halftime. Bunny Black, a backfield standout, intercepted a pass and returned 40 yards before being tackled, with Lee Page contributing a 45 yard run before being stopped.
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Southern California defeats Notre Dame 19 to 0 in inter sectional clash
The Trojans rolled past Notre Dame at TM Stadium on November 25 as QB Warburton led a dominant attack. USC, in a one sided performance, delivered the worst defeat for the Irish in eight meetings and tied the series at four wins apiece.
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Warburton
Southern California
Notre Dame
Trojans
Football finals scores span many teams in late season
A scrambled list shows multiple college football finals with scores including Harvard 19 over 12, Yale 6 over 16 by Columbia, Syracuse and West Virginia at 14, Georgetown 7 over Ohio State, Illinois 6 over Maryland 33, New York U against Carnegie Tech, Princeton 26 over Rutgers 0, Duke 7 over North Carolina State, Villanova 24 over Temple 0, Detroit 14 over Michigan State 0, with other entries incomplete.
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Syracuse
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Virginia
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Duke
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Villanova
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Michigan State
Farm loan totals top 3.1 billion, farmers aided nationwide
Washington AP reports more than 3.1 billion dollars in Farm Credit Administration loans to farmers since March. Governor Myers announced that from May through November applications reached 400 thousand and requests exceeded 1.5 billion, with loan numbers doubling monthly since July.
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Washington
William
I." Myers
Henry Morgenthau
the Treasury
Richard Dix Overcomes Pneumonia Crisis in California
Beverly Hills California November 25 A P Richard Dix film actor was said by his physician today to have passed the crisis of pneumonia after several days of suffering. Reusch for New Studebaker.
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Beverly Hills
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Richard ‘Dix
Wheat subsidy checks sent to Finney County growers
The farm adjustment administration announced checks totaling 207,253 dollars have been written for 1,376 Finney County Kansas wheat growers under the government crop reduction program. This is the largest single county distribution so far. Checks will be written shortly for Gray and Ford counties.
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farm_adjustment’ administration
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Kansas
Gray
Ford Counties
Pay Checks at Kansas City Plant Homecoming Ady
250 employees would receive pay for 365 days in the Kansas City plant. Only two bring home the Homecoming at Lawrence on November 29 and 30.
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J H Mitchell Dead After 40 Years Law Practice
J H Mitchell longtime Lawrence resident and lawyer died at 12:20 AM after an 18 month illness. He was benefactor to the Douglas County Bar, former probate judge and city attorney, with services set for Monday at First Presbyterian Church and burial in Oak Hill. He leaves wife Virginia, two daughters Anne Mitchell and Mrs Herbert Flint, a sister Annie Mitchell and a brother Robert, plus several relatives. Born October 21, 1862 in Cincinnati, he moved to Kansas as a child and earned his LL B from the University of Kansas in 1893, practicing in Lawrence since. He served as probate judge 1901-1907 and as city attorney 1909-1913. He was active in Presbyterian work and local clubs.
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Kansas
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House Passes Bills In Topeka On Moratorium Repeal
The Kansas House approved 78 to 0 a bill repealing last winter’s insurance moratorium law. The measure, tied to farm mortgage relief debates, was rushed to third reading after committees supported it. The House also sent to the governor a $50,000 appropriation for prosecuting the gas rate case and approved $50,000 for the printing plant plus $20,000 for a hospital ward at Larned State Hospital.
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Manhattan Man Pleaded Guilty to Driving While Intoxicated
Manhattan resident Harry Blim pled guilty to a charge of driving while intoxicated after a collision that killed Dan Patrick’s companion near Rossville. He was sentenced to a year in Shawnee county jail, paroled immediately, and must report to the court every 80 days. the plea cited family support needs.
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Returns Home to Find Davenport Ablaze in Davenport Apt
Early this morning a fire destroyed a davenport in an apartment in the WREN building occupied by Russell Seacat. The occupants were away when the blaze started and returned to find the fire around 1 16 o clock. Fire Chief Paul Ingels said the rug furniture and nearby walls were damaged. No damage estimate was available yet. A burned out chimney also drew the fire department to 1016 Pennsylvania Street. The house occupied by W A Shields was not damaged.
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Farm prices rise in second week of November
The Bureau of Agricultural Economics reports a farm price upturn for the second week of November. The preliminary index for November 15 shows farm prices averaging 71 percent of prewar levels, up from 70 percent the prior week and 84 percent a year ago.
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Boys Journey by Air to Explore Yucatan
St Louis, Nov 25 AP After completing tests on a new motor installed here in their air plane Bob Buck and Bob Nixon 19 year old Westfield New Jersey youths continued their aerial journey of exploration to Yucatan They expect to search for signs of the ancient Mayan civilization Buck is known for junior flying records Nixon is an artist The tiny monoplane departed from St Louis for the southwest facing strong head winds The youths hoped to reach Wichita Kan tonight but may stop Kansas City instead
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Dr E Stanley Jones to speak at University auditorium
Dr E Stanley Jones noted missionary traveler and author will speak at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the University auditorium on Our Approach to the Awakening East. The program includes welcome addresses, an introduction, and an art exhibit featuring The Nazarene painted by Col H Stanley Todd valued at 100000. Following Jones's address a curator will discuss the painting and the public may inspect it.
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Early Christmas Mailing Campaign and Postal Changes
The postmaster general announces all city village and rural carrier deliveries and window service will be suspended on Sunday December 24 and Monday December 25. Minimal staff will remain at post offices to receive and store mail and to dispatch outgoing first class and special delivery mail. Incoming special delivery mail and packages will be delivered as received on both dates. Public cooperation in mailing early aims to complete Christmas delivery. mailings must be advanced at least one day since there will be no delivery the day before Christmas. Lawrence postmaster B Hosford lists suggested mailing dates across the country: Denver December 21 night, California and western points December 19, New York December 19, New Orleans December 20, Minnesota and North Dakota December 20. Witness W H Quakerbush attends Garnett district court today as handwriting expert in a forgery case. New Ford V-8 Hamiltons Ady.
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Twins spice Eldridge Hotel Republican meeting
At the Eldridge Hotel last night a Lone Star trio of twins opened the program. Vera Flory, Ruth Haggert, and Arthur Anderson and others sang Old King Cole with Ruth Haggert at piano. Senator Tose spoke, thanking the audience for applause as Washington Republicans face internal balance.
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Federal approval on local road resurfacing amid court halting order
Lawrence street resurfacing project faced a court injunction on bonds to pay property owner shares, while federal approval from Hopkins backed 30 percent grants. The Abel Construction contract stood at about 40000 with 12000 federal aid. if the city raise 14000 owners’ share, work could resume despite the ongoing litigation.
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Thanksgiving Service Moved to Thursday Morning at First Methodist
The community Thanksgiving service has shifted from Wednesday night to Thursday morning at 9 o clock in the First Methodist church. The Rev Joseph King of Plymouth Congregational will deliver the address with music by the Methodist church under Miss Dorothy Enlow. The Ministerial Alliance notes football games and tallies had delayed scheduling, and the morning has been cleared to allow full participation with a small extra effort.
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Landon vetoes bill on county relief funds
Gov Alf Landon vetoed the Frost bill limiting funds for poor relief in counties to one sixteenth of one percent of assessed valuation, raising bond issues or taxes. He argued many counties could not adequately care for the unemployed and needy with the restriction. Sen Frost of Blue Rapids, author, said the measure corrected wording from last winter. It was Landon’s second veto of the session.
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Destructive California brush fire in La Crescenta area
A massive brush and forest fire in the La Crescenta region burned about 5 200 acres of watershed land and damaged homes and cabins. State estimates put the loss at 1 250 000 dollars as crews fought the blaze under control by late November.
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Market Index Snapshot From Thanksgiving Edition
Stock market text shows a fluctuating index around 79.7 yesterday and 79.5 earlier, with stray ad fragments referencing a taxi phone number and a 10 cent price. The readable content is fragmented and lacks coherent narrative or context beyond brief market figures and unrelated ad cadences.
RAIL GRADE SEPARATION RULING REPORTED BY BOYNTON
Topeka AP says state attorney general Boynton maintains the rail grade separation project costs can be covered entirely by federal funds under the Federal Industrial Control Act. A 1929 law limited state share to 50 percent, but recent legislation authorizes use of federal money through the highway commission.
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G O P revival seen in Douglas county gathering
The Republican dinner led by the county central committee drew nearly 250 party members at the Eldridge hotel. Attendees ranged from Fort Scott to nearby Shawnee and Leavenworth counties with Sen. Capper and Rep. Guyer among speakers urging a constitutional Congress and restraint on spending.
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Shore Receives Commission in Company M Kansas National Guard
Schiller F Shore, longtime member of Company M in the Kansas National Guard, has been commissioned second lieutenant in the mine gun company, replacing Leo W Shan ton who resigned for a teaching post. Born November 21, 1905 in Lawrence, Shore had served as first sergeant and previously enlisted in 1925. His commission becomes effective November 20, and he will serve as a property officer under Captain Wayne Allphin with Raymond Wismer as first lieutenant. Shore attended a CMT C camp and is a member of Acacia fraternity and Lodge No. 9 ACE. He succeeds his late brother Chester K Shore, who served in Company M from 1925 to 1929 and later became lieutenant colonel on the governor’s staff.
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R O T C Cadet Appointments At University Of Kansas
Major W W C Koenig announced R O T C cadet corporals for coast artillery at the University of Kansas. Names include Robert J Mouncey Medicine Lodge and Carl H Helman Denver Cole William C Hail Lawrence William M Summers Ft Leavenworth and Bo Lindberghs Canary Islands. Colonel Charles Lindbergh and wife said they would stay till Monday after arriving by hydroplane yesterday.
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Weather Forecast for Kansas Sees Colder North and Clear Elsewhere
Kansas forecast notes fair conditions with colder air over the north and partly cloudy to cloudy skies elsewhere. Douglas County readings show generally good conditions with temperatures varying from yesterday to today. no notable extremes reported.
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