Victory on Bill Came as Surprise
Washington reports a surprise Senate win for the Logan Walters bill as supporters push to have all Senate changes sent to the House for approval when it reconvenes. Rep Walter urged quick action, while Senate leader Barkley forecast a Roosevelt veto and warned the measure could hamstring bureaus.
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Indictments in Michigan Target McKay and 11 Officials
A federal grand jury indicted Frank D. McKay of Grand Rapids and 11 others on mail fraud charges. The cases accuse a $500,000 shakedown of distilleries selling to the state liquor control commission and a separate scheme to defraud Edsel Ford of $9,918. Temple students win quiz by 61 to 57 over faculty representatives led by the university librarian and dramatics director.
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Alford-Clarke Auxiliary to Hold Initiation
The Alford-Clarke Auxiliary to Post No. 852 V F W will meet Monday December 2 at 8 p m in the Veterans Hall Eighth and Vermont streets with initiation for new members. Officers and color bearers should wear V F W uniforms. The group earlier voted to accept the resignation of treasurer Mrs Guy Carpenter and elected Mrs Lilburn Dowers as new treasurer. Mr and Mrs Guy Carpenter have moved to Ottawa.
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Court action fails. Flick remains Kingman county attorney
United States District Attorney S S Alexander failed to obtain an injunction to bar Ted Flick from practicing law in Kingman county. The case alleged an oral 1936 partnership agreement and profit sharing, but Judge C M Clark denied the motion, citing fraud in the contract making. Flick had left the partnership in 1939 after learning of a $150 monthly offer from the Wichita Federal Land Bank. Flick was recently defeated for re election.
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Orion County
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Federal Land Bank
Ohio State faces coaching shakeup as Schmidt may be fired
Columbus Ohio November 27 Ohio State grid coach Francis A Schmidt may not be rehired after seven seasons his fate uncertain amid reports of board action and unrest within the program The Journal notes the athletic board may meet December 7 to discuss the matter Schmidt has 39 wins 16 losses and one tie with the Buckeyes including a recent 4-4 season marking the worst in a decade Public speculation centers on possible successors such as Jock Sutherland and Blaik continues amid claims of team discord and political meddling.
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Baker Players to Present George and Margaret at Baker University
Miss Mildred Hahn head of the speech department at Baker University announces the Baker Players first major production George and Margaret to be staged Friday evening in Baker University Theater. Cast includes Ax Thompson Belton Esther Sharp Percy Miller from Cottonwood Falls Clarence Rupe Richard Southall Heath Baker Peabody Eva Sanderfer Osankie Evelyn Mercer Wellsville.
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Local Butchers Tour Swift & Company Plant in Kansas City
Thousands visited Swift & Company in Kansas City during a four day open house that ended last night. Roy Lawrence George Beal and Harry Sommer among local butchers attended with Swift representative J. T. Pip Farley. The tour showcased every part of the meat packing process from live cattle to dressed beef with a display of 450 head of prize dressed meat bearing ribbons from the American Royal show. Plant manager E. W. Phelps noted this year’s dressings surpassed previous show totals.
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Pip” Farley
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Phillips Cagers Defeat Ohrbachs In Two Overtimes
Phillips 66 basketball team from Bartlesville Oklahoma beat New York City champs Ohrbachs 37 to 35 in two overtime periods at Madison Square Garden Monday night. Fred Pralle previously a Kansas guard is listed as a Phillips member.
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Oil paintings by Paul Mannen on display during Art Week
Lawrence artist Paul Mannen exhibits a group of oil paintings at Evans Hearth and Bell’s Music Store as National Art Week runs November 25 to December 1. His work includes Ohio Spring and travels through statewide fairs and Spooner-Thayer Art Museum in Kansas.
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Tragic Rifle Accident Claims Woman Near Cherryvale
Mrs. Alfred Peugh of near Cherryvale Kansas died in Independence Hospital from a rifle accident. The weapon discharged while being handled by her son Laverine, 16, the bullet striking her head.
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Actor in outdoor films and puzzle grid clues
A dense list presents clues for a crossword style grid featuring terms about actors in Westerns, lengths like 12 The entry notes Amber and imitation gems, movements, pronouns, rewards, road abbreviations, and measurements. It mixes descriptors, names, and geography with scattered references to actors and historical terms.
Washburn Ichabods to face St Benedicts in Thanksgiving clash
Washburn college Ichabods meet St Benedicts of Atchison in a Thanksgiving day season finale. Washburn aims to salvage gridiron prestige after a 6 2 record while St Benedicts stands 3 6. Central conference champions meet in Topeka.
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Christman Says Pro Football Needs $10,000 Offer
Columbia Missouri November 27 Paul Christman reputation as Missouri star says he would need about ten thousand dollars per year to enter professional football. He finished college last Thursday and has discussed potential deals with several pro teams while also considering a baseball route with no offers yet from major leagues. He plans to return to Missouri next fall unless a strong pro football offer arrives while he aims to sign a baseball contract in June.
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Doctor's Olive Tablets Boost Bile For Morning Relief
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets claim to stimulate bile flow aiding digestion and elimination for constipation. Advertises a 15¢ box at drugstores with 60g per package and cites Dr F M Edwards as practitioner.
Notable cross country and coaching moves recapped
A look back through PORTS 7 SP mirrors highlights from a year ago Walter Mehl of Wisconsin won the NCAA cross country title while Michigan State claimed the team crown. Frank Dobson resigned as Maryland football coach. Three years ago Jim Craig led Army to a 6 0 first period victory over Navy at Soldier Field Philadelphia before 102 000. Five years ago George Lister former first base star and 1922 AL batting champion surfaced as a potential buyer for the St Louis Browns via syndicate interest.
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Browns Seek Talent at Baseball Sessions in Atlanta and Chicago
St Louis Browns plan active participation in winter meetings to strengthen the club. General Manager Bill Dewitt says the team will pursue at least two pitchers and an experienced major league catcher, adopting a no trades, no sales policy after last season’s gains and best attendance since 1929.
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