Gains Shown In Kansas Payrolls
Topeka reports that Kansas industrial employment and payrolls rose over four years with October employment up 1.3 percent from 1935 and payrolls up 1.3 percent. October payrolls also advanced 10.9 percent from last year and 2.6 percent from September, while farm declines trimmed totals. The coal, lead and zinc mining sector rose 3.4 percent in employment and 11.3 percent in payrolls. flour milling up 2 percent in employment and 1.6 percent in payrolls. wholesale up 0.4 percent and 1.1 percent respectively. Some industries fell in October including food and textile products, baking, creamery and oil.
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Topeka
U?i
Kansas
G. E. Blakley
Blakeley
Galli-Curci's Chicago Comeback Falters in Second Debut
In Chicago's opera house 3400 spectators watched Amelita Galli Curci attempt a second debut after goiter surgery fifteen months ago. The voice showed courage and some regained volume in later acts, but critics noted it lacked the former dazzling power.
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Chicaro
Chicago
Galli-Curci
the Magnificent
Amelita Galli-Curci
Mme. Galli-Curci
Mme. Galli- Curci
Galliwei
Budapest duel saga fuels call for tougher laws
Nov 25 reports by Esti Kurir discuss Dr. Franz Sarga insisting on seven more duels for honor. Two pistol engagements near a wheat field led to minor injuries and police attention. Sarga’s actions draw US critique and scrutiny of a possible money marriage rumor. Only Alexander Kovacs escaped serious harm with a bullet nicking his hand.
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Budapest
Franz Sarga
Sarga
Magyarorstage
United States
Dr. Sarga
Esti Kurir
Alexander Kovacs
Debates Planned Between KU and KSU Teams
A series of civic club debates is organized by the University of Kansas and Kansas State College teams. Schedule includes Dec 4 Holton High School on Public Ownership of Utilities, Dec 14 Junction City Lions, Jan 12 Beloit Rotary on Old Age Pensions, Jan 21 Newton Farm Bureau on Consumer Cooperatives, Feb 4 Clay Center Rotary on Old Age Pensions. An aircraft line survey and local notices accompany other town news and a Ladies club three act comedy advertised for Friday evening.
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University of Kansas
of Kansas State College
Civic Clubs of Kansas
Ing
Holton High School
Utili- Dee
Junction City Lions
Beloit_ Rotary club
Newton Farm Bureau
Consumer Cooperatives
Clay Center Rotary Club
Black Jack Area News Briefs Highlight Local Goings On
A large bridge under construction west of the Henry Bell home on U S 50 marks the new cut off. A guard sits on duty to prevent accidents on this one way stretch. Black Jack residents attended a Baldwin Methodist preaching mission. Mr and Mrs Harvey Rew and children had Sunday dinner with the Wave Rhoades family. Sunday guests at the Kalb home were Mrs Fred Bell and Fern Bell. A wolf drive is set for Friday November 27 covering seven square miles centered on A F Neil and Mary Collins farms north of U S 50, about a mile and a half east of Black Jack.
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Pleasant Valley
Wellsville
Albert McConnell
Edgerton
W. Calder
Clearfield
Carl Deay
Vespertine Everready Club
Elizabeth Pearson
Topeka
Henry Beil
Mary
Oklahoma
George Corn
Arkansas City
Martha Sheppard
Walter Lewis
Sheppard
Fannie.Cavender
B. H
Henry Bell
U. S. 50
Black Jack
Baldwin
Harvey Rew
Wave Rhoades
Lester Kalb
Fred Bell
Fern Bell
A. F. Neil
Mary Collins
U.S. 50
Baldwin and Baker alumni mingle at local gatherings
Schultze of Baldwin and two Lane University classmates who later roomed at Baker University appear in social notes. Neil Hanson and family, Carbondale natives formerly near Black Jack, visited friends. Mrs. Kramer joined them to visit her son Ben Kramer and family. F E Kalb and Ralph Kalb hosted dinner with their families. Vint Trusheim and Paul O’Neil attended Wellsville High School Parent-Teacher event. Grace Hays and Elizabeth Pearson collected Red Cross contributions. Some local farmers report hog losses suspected cholera. Mrs. Russell Hays bought a new automobile.
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Vint Trusheim
Paul O’neil
Wellsville
Grace Hays
Elizabeth Pearson
Red Cross
Russell Hays
Harmony program delights large crowd at school night
Mrs Argel Cochran led Harmony pupils through recitations songs and an operetta Seven Old Maids From Lavender Town on Tuesday evening November 17 to a large audience. The program included contests and a plate supper as Mrs Howard Deay and Mrs Rome Deay visited Lawrence. Mrs George S O Smith and Rex joined for the weekend.
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Argel Cochran
Harmony
Alta Nichols
Lavender Town
Tulsa Ted
Mary Miskimen
Honey Moon Bliss
Dolores Had
Max Hagerman
Teddy Dale
Rex
Community notices from Lecompton area social events
Lecompton residents and guests filled a series of Sunday gatherings and visits from Dodge City Baldwin Baldwin and Lawrence. Attendees included the Crady Reusch Hoskinson Loe and Hagerman families with multiple calls at Clyde Nichols Rome Deay and A C Beehle homes plus attendance at Harmony and a Vinland Odd Fellows event in Lawrence.
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Wesley Crady
Lecompton
Will Reusch
Ray Hoskinson
Dodge City
Clara Randel
Homer Reusch
Ed Hadl
Lou Schirk
Belleview
Clyde Nichols
R. C. Hoskinson
A. D. Hoskinson
Clara
C. S. Anderson
Bertha
Anna Weiler
Lester Laird
Elmer Laird
Pauline
Elmer
Louise
Gladys
Fairview Attends Teachers Banquet at Lutheran Church
A note reports that residents of Fairview attended a teachers banquet held Friday evening at the Lutheran church, highlighting community involvement in local education.
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Fairview
Lutheran Church
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