Henry Ford Honored On School Board Amid Attendance Debate
Henry Ford is honored by the local Henry Ford school board though he has not attended meetings in years. Trustees ruled his post is honorary and not subject to attendance requirements. The Ford estate and Ford Motor Company fund the district, and citizens pressed for clarity on his role.
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Dearborn
Mici
Henry Ford
Ford
Ford-mojor Company
Poste
Ernest G. Liebold
William Gregory
Henry Ford School
Madrid Musicians Fight Foreign Sound Films Crisis
Madrid musicians fear job losses as three major cinemas install sound-film systems and discharge orchestras. Secretary Humberto Gabrielli of the Association of Orchestra Professors argues for protectionist labor rules to shield Spanish musicians from foreign competition and mechanized music.
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Madrid
Humberto Gabrielli
United States
Senora Gabrislli
Spain
Mfadrid
Senora Gabrielli
Crimson Snow Reveals Plant Life Similar to Algae
Scientists describe the red tinted snow as a minute form of plant life rather than falling snow. Footsteps leave crimson marks and a faint watermelon scent accompanies the colored surface in this unusual natural phenomenon.
Overnight News Highlights Across Regions
AP reports farm leaders support Hoover stabilization while seeking lower interest rates through government channels. Washington notes plans to expand ocean mail contracts to back 250 million dollars in shipbuilding. Walter Hill sues for divorce in Livingston. Reed C. Peters faces suicide attempt after trust company failure in Omaha. Congressional leaders expect navy funding with possible pause if London success. Oil tanker explosion reported near Glasgow. Two right wing leaders in Moscow recant and back the Communist party. London notes port officials watch for two Americans linked to Gastonia strike.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
Government
Wyo
Loneman de- Union Pacific Limited
Livingston
Mont
Walter Hill
James J. Hill
Omaha
Reed C. Peters
Peters Trust Company
Navy
Progr
London Naval Center
Dearborn
Mich
Ford
Vost
Walsh
Wileson
Altoona
Paul
Thomason
Glaszow
Jaspar
Refen
Moscow
Communist Party
London—Express
Gastonia
Temperatures Dip as Senate Race Night Turns Frosty in Kansas
Temperatures plunged to 28 degrees at Dodge City and Goodland signaling a notably cold Senate Race night. Meteorologist S. D. Flora forecast western Kansas near 50 by afternoon, eastern areas five degrees higher, with temperatures easing to 28 west and 2 to 38 east tonight amid scattered clouds and some rain in the south.
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Dodge City
Goodland
Kansas
S. D. Flora
Kanclear
Henry Laws Sr. of Buckeye County Dies at Overbrook
Henry Laws Sr. son of John born in Buckeye County died Nov 4 after a life full of moves and family. He married Frances Bellars in 1900 and they had a daughter Hope. The Laws family moved to Overbrook 18 years ago and he was a member of Pomona F Co Ridgeway 62 A B and A. Services were at Congregational Church Overbrook with Rev Hurlbut and local lodge members assisting. Burial followed at the church cemetery with I O F participation. The article notes a warm night with temperatures just below freezing in the state.
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Henry Laws
John
Buck+ kee
Daly
JH. R. Stover
Roy+ Baker
J. Sullivan
I. O
Overbrook
Crossword Puzzle Fragment From Sinai Era
A scrambled crossword appears with scattered clues and partial answers related to places like Sinai and Europe. The readable lines show entries about coins, churches, and natural terms, ending with a list of mismatched hints and stray letters.
Minn couple weds at Guardian Angels church Hastings
Dorothy Millett and James Hill Jr. marry at Guardian Angels church Hastings Minnesota. The groom is son of W Ot Til and Louis Hill of St Paul and descendant of the late James J Hill. They plan a May return to St Paul to establish home.
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Hastings. Minn
Ancels
St.aul
Red Snow Glacier Mystery Draws Colorado Sightseers
Report of a peculiar red snow near the Arapahoe glacier by the Continental Divide in the Rocky Mountains attracts visitors. Observers note the region’s high trails and notable scenery as rising interest in the color phenomenon grows.
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Neo
Arspahoe
Rocky Mountains
Cale TA
Denver
Sunday dinner guests and family visits noted
De Soto J F Cramer hosted Sunday with the Freeman family Roemer and Alice Gilbert of Kan and Mrs Rav sive and isme all sen suent Sundias with Mr and Mrs Sam Vance Ir and Mere C G Rowling work Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Stubberv ule Freeman spent last week with the J B Cramer family of 16 c
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J. F. Cramer
Freeman
Roemer
Alice Gilbert
Kan
Rav Sive
Isme
Sundias
Sam Vance
Mere
C. G Rowling
Ane Stubberv
Ule Freeman
J. B. Cramer
Desoto area sale and community notes report
Mrs. Magime Scott held a sale with top item at 115 dollars and low around 60. Willow Springs Farm Bureau elected officers. Various local residents travel to Kansas City for events and visits including horse shows and the American Royal. Desoto High School wins Kaw Valley championship 7 to 6 over Eudora. Obituaries, hospital updates, and church activities are noted along with road and travel mentions.
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Magime Scott
Scott
Lee Carroll
Deming
N. M
John
Leenesta Carroll
Kansas City
Willow Springs
Pearl Ashlock
Gwendolyn Jowett
Fay Harbison
Emma Cobb
Kansas, City
Main Street
I. T. Martin
J. P. Everett
Frank
Leon
A.L. Gross
American Royal
C. EL. Jewett
Ruth Hiddleston
J. A. Reynolds
Beulah Reynolds
Prairie Center
Rey Stark
Lawrence
DeSoto High
Eudora
DeSoto
Aw Re
Hambletons and relatives visit in Lawrence area
Mr and Mrs C S Hambleton and Miss Irma Hambleton visited Lawrence Thursday. John A Giebener attended a Farm Bureau meeting at Olathe Friday. Mrs Robert Osborne of Olathe spent several days this week with her father Harry Dicken. Mr and Mrs Harry Brune and family are moving to the Warren Belts rental property. Mr and Mrs Leanor Smith of Wichita arrived Friday for a short visit with their mother Freeman and Wright.
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Roy and
Paul
Polfer
Bud Baker
Albert Fannie
Bus Hedrick Everett Hoffine
Virgil Ellis
Frank Tabler
Eugene Brune
Harold Heary
Art Golden
Wioodrow
Goons
Bob Caldwell
Wesler Teynolds
Alfred
Gordon and
Theron
Strickland
Fred Stuchberg
Edgerton
Ralph and
Geddes Harbison
Charles
Otto Baker
Anderson County
Charles Jewett
Iif
Mel Golden
Meryon Osborne
Kansas City
Fred Scoville
Hattie Cheatwood
Cheatwood
Agnes Linden
Ruth Hiddieston
Trula Moody
Corkers
Fred Gordon
Texas
Toneka
No. 10
Here
Lpence
Olathe
Ed Gilbreath
DeSoto
Fritz Tuttle
Tuttle
California
Will Gilbreath
George Hodge
Jacob Shellback
Althea Davison
Lawrence
C. S. Hambleton
Irma Hambleton
John A. Giebener
Farm Bureau
Robert Osborne
Harry Dicken
Harry Brune
the Warren
Mxsas City
Kan
Seto-Eaidora Foot
Leanor Smith
Wichita
Ae Freeman
An Wright
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