LSU suspends 26 journalism students over Reveille dispute
In Baton Rouge on November 28 the LSU president suspended 26 journalism students for gross disrespect after the Reveille staff resigned to resist faculty censorship. The campus showed turmoil as petitions circulated seeking restoration, Huey Long made no comment, and a mass meeting urged reinstatement. The staff may be reinstated or expelled, with a university board review planned.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University
James M. Smith
Reveille
Senator Long
Huey
Smith
University Board of Supervisors
Tong
School of Journalism
Sam Montague
New Orleans
James Monroe Smith
Pum Ihe
The
Hullabatwa
Tulane University
the Reveille
Four Young People Held After Motor Car Chase
Kansas City patrolmen arrest four young people in a pursuit after a Ford with Missouri plate 579-215 was driven away from a Butler Mo service station. Othel Helton 22 Leila Helton 18 Jerry Randolph 26 Pat Lowery 20 admit stealing the car and say they came to Kansas City to seek nightclub work. Randolph hid in a field but was later captured.
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Kansas City
Pittsburg
Kan
Kansas’ City
Othel Helton
Leila Helton
Tulsa
Okla
Jerry Randolph
Pat Lowery
Joplin
Helton
Randolphs
Cary
Banker T Iakes Own Life in Wichita Home
The body of FL H Welch banker and bond broker was found hanging in his residence by his wife yesterday on her return home. Police said he ended his life by strangulation. Welch aged 61 came to Wichita in 1929 from Taylor Texas and was a former president of the Texas Banker's Association. Friends said he had been in ill health and had financial reverses.
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Wichita
Run
FL H. Welch
Welch
Taylor
Tex
Texas Banker's Association
Test questions in a classified page item
A list of quiz prompts and oblique references including arboretum meaning, Mrs EB Southworth, Hart Mountains location, John J. McAdam, Pat value, His Place author, Battle of South Mountain war, Cobden, Hasdrubal, peninsulas of Spain and Portugal, and a memoriam note for a son Vernon Leroy Meter.
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D. Ei
Southworth
Ina
Hart Mountains
John J. McAdam
Pat
Yodesele i
South’ Mountain
Miame
Richard Cobden
Hasdrubal
Fre-E. On
Spain
Portugal
Srother
Vernon Leroy Meter
Fairyland characters join Christmas parade with Santa Claus
Humpty Dumpty and fifteen real live Fairyland characters attend Saturday morning parade with Santa Claus. Other participants include Mother Goose, Goose, Little Red Riding Hood, the Bad Old Wolf, the Three Little Pigs, Goldilocks, the Three Bears, Cat and the Fiddle, Bobo the Clown, and the Wise Old Owl. Afterward, the characters roam the business district for the day.
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Humpty‘ Dumpty
Santa Claus
Mother Goose
Her
Goose
Little Red Riding Hood
Bad Old Wolf
Goldilocks
Three Bears
Cat and the Fidle
Bobo the Clown
Wise Old Owl
Old Timers Welcome Krebs as Jinx Jankowsky Farewells
At Santa Fe station KU delegates praised George R. Krebs of 1899 while students bid farewell to Joan Jankowsky who returns to Tulsa for Thanksgiving. The page mixes campus life with gossip about fraternities Sigma Chi and Kappa Alpha, mentions a Boston trip for a NSFA convention, and notes a freshman Howard Harper winning second prize at Hobo Day.
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K. U
Santa Fe
Joan Jankowsky
Tulsa
George Krebs
Jankowsky
Sigma
Kappas
Pi Thi House
Kappa House
Our Sneach
Pi Phis
Sigma Chi
University of Kansas
Howard Harper
Ellis
A. Y
Mount Ogead
Kk. U
Howard
Held for Slaying in Missouri and Midwest
Columbia, Me Nov 28 AP A long suspected gang member Francis McNeiley was held on slaying charges in two Missouri killings Sheriff Roger Wilson and Sergeant Ben Booth and the John Freund store robbery case. McNeiley allegedly confessed orally to parts of the Wilson Booth killings but denied being the actual slayer. Adan Richetti, linked to Floyd, is jailed on murder charges in Wilson and Booth slayings. he faces transfer to Kansas City authorities. Richetti faces two federal indictments in the union station killings and Dyer Act transport case.
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Columbia
Francis McNeiley
Missouri Yeice
Floyd
Means
Aie South Highway Patrol
McNeiley
Corydon
Roger Wilson
Boone County
Ben Booth
State Highway Patrol
Here
Wau
John Freund
Johnsburg
Minn
Mesang
Wilson
Booth
Adan Richetti
Ile
Ohio
Richetti
W. H. Sepp
Kanang
Sapp
Sheaifff
Thomas BR. Bush
Jackson County
Kansas City Union Station
Wiehertti
Kansas City
Jim
Missouri
Kansas
Jack Killingsworth
Bolivar
Kilingsworth
Central
Santa Fe to test cattle shipments after hog plan success
Topeka reports the Santa Fe will extend its hog shipment plan begun from Superior Nebraska to Strong City Kansas, to include cattle on a trial run in 1933. Hogs travel weekly in marked stock cars toward Wichita or Kansas City markets with tariff benefits. The program may later cover cattle to Wichita, with hogs and cattle kept in separate cars and farmers marking stock with paint.
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Topeka
APM
R. G. Merrielk
Santa’ Fe
Superior
Neb
Strong City
Kan
Wichita
Kansas City
Merrick
Seattle
Strong
City
Hojss
Arrested Colorado coal operator tied to Leavenworth escape
Colorado Springs owl operator Jesse Frank McNeely was arrested as an alleged escaped convict from Leavenworth federal penitentiary. He confessed to escaping in 1924 after a $110 fine and a two and a half year sentence, and plans to seek clemency from the board of pardons and paroles based on his record.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Leavenworth
Kaw
Jesse Frank McNeely
Gere
McNeely
Colorado
Board of Pardons and Paroles
Huey Long Declared King of the Ozarks in Springfield
In Springfield Missouri Huey Long proclaimed himself king of the Ozarks drawing swift disapproval from locals. Ozarks writers bankers and politicians like May Kennedy McCord Dewey Short Nary Durst and Vance Randolph criticized the notion saying hillbilly humor and independence would not accept Long as ruler.
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Springfield
Huey Long
Ozarks
Loday
Hot Springs
Ark
The
Huey - Lon
May Kennedy McCord
McCord
Dewey
Galena
Sali
Dleet
Mike Pee
Sam Ev Trimble
Hugo Lang
Trimble
Narry
Durst
Pittsburg
Kan
Vance Randolph
Wired
Leng
Deaths and funerals in Lawrence area
Mes. Arthur Gillham dies suddenly at 804 Kentucky street. Funeral Friday at 10:30 from Masonic temple with Eastern Star attendants. Burial in Oak Hill cemetery. Survived by husband Arthur Gillham two sisters Mrs ALA Marshall and Mrs George Snyder both of Lawrence and one brother EH P White man of Kansas City. Mrs Ephraim Miller dies in Pasadena California. Funeral Friday in Pasadena. Professor Ephraim Miller longtime KU mathematics professor and former dean. retired on Carnegie pension in 1910. Rosemary Glen 16 of Lecompton dies from tetanus after leg cut. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. in Lecompton Methodist church. Burial Lecompton cemetery. Rosemary Glen was a junior at Lecompton Rural High School with three straight honor roll years. Classmates will serve as pallbearers.
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Arthur Gillham
Kentucky Street
Masonic Temple
C. C. Cunningham
Eastern Star
Oak, Hill Cemetery
Behide
Twe
Ala. Marshall
George Snyder
Lawrencer
Kansas City
Ephraim Miller
Ephraim Millers
Ephram Miller
Pasadena
Cal
Crim
Mary M. Barnes
Miller
University of Kansas
California
Rosemary
Glen Rosemary Glenn
George L., Glenn
Lecompton
Lawrence
Memorial Hospital
Lecompton Methodist Church
Bertschinger
Rossmary Glenn
Geng Rural School
Douglas County
Lecompton Rural
Cardwell Out of Nebraska Kansas Big Six Title Game
Lloyd Cardwell Nebraska sophomore star in the Cornhuskers expected to miss tomorrow's Big Six championship game with Kansas due to a sprained ankle. Coaches hoped he might see limited action if taped, while fans pressed for his return for a scoring chance.
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Lincoln
Neb
Lloyd Cardwell
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Kansas
Cardwell
Personal greetings mark Thanksgiving visits and trips
A. B. Mitchell returns from a five night business trip to Hutchinson and Wichita. Miss Betty Day, a St Mary academy student at Leavenworth, arrives to spend the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. W. Atkinson. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Day and their daughter from St. Joseph, Missouri, plan a visit tomorrow for Thanksgiving. Mrs. Garnett Shook will travel to Kansas City tonight to visit Mr. Shook through Friday night. Sensation-A Taw Pontiac 6 Ady.
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A. B
Mitchell
Carleton Band to Give Program Here Tonight
The Carleton College symphony band of 57 pieces from Northfield and Mimi arrives with conductor James Robert Gillette for a Lawrence high school auditorium concert tonight at 11 o'clock. The band draws musicians from 13 states including Maryland North Carolina and Alabama. Gillette notes the group compares favorably with famed bands and includes his composition Vistas along with Pastel by Everett Helnza. The program features Bach and Drumm waltz In Vierina plus selections from Mauchet Weinberger and Colby Headlines among others.
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Carleton College Symphony
Northfield
Mimi
Vol. James
Robert Gillette
Lawrence
Lawrence High School
Carleton Symphony Band
Minnesota
Maryland
North Carolina
Alabama
Gillette
Carleton
United
Professor.Gillette
Everett Helnz
Wach
Mauchet
Meyer-Helmund
Weinberger
Colby
Freicman
Paul- Fauchers
Mr. Gillette
Everett Helin
Carlton Colby
Bach
Drumm
Vierina
Mrelide
Anil Wage Mikey Sy Eeha
Baeh Pauechel T Welenberger Drug
Viet’ Hest Bes
Seal Sale To Start For Christmas Tuberculosis Fund
The annual Christmas seal sale to fund tuberculosis defense opens tomorrow and runs through Christmas Day. Two national broadcasts will feature Dr Woodruff of New York City speaking on The Value of Christmas Souls from 12:15 to 2:50 CST, and Harold L. Ikes Secretary of the Interior from 12:45 to 1:00 CST on Curing Seals.
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Columbia Broadcasting Sygstem
Woodruff
New York City
Harold L. Snkes
Secretary of the Interior
Red Network of
Nation
Broadcasting Company
Bolivian President Seized by Troops Reported
Reports from La Paz say President Daniel Salamanca was seized by Bolivian troops and barred from returning to the capital amid fears of fighting. Vice President Luis Tejada Sorzano announced taking over public affairs under the constitution during Salamanca’s absence. Also noted, President-elect Tamargo and others were reported under arrest.
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Bolivia
Luis Tejada Sorzano
Daniel Salamanca
New, York
la Paz
Chen, Boreal
Salamanca
Chaco
Tamargo
Sulmanen
The Biggest One Farmer Ho Jones Doin Doctor
A fragmentary text notes a farmer named Jones near death or in poor condition with a doctor involved. The readable items imply a medical crisis or dramatic phrase, but specifics are unclear. The piece preserves names and a sense of urgency.
Krebs Tells All At Grid Luncheon
Kansas football legend Krebs recalls brawling on field during a 1899 game and cites Gammons and Yost as greats. He denies being a ringer but says rough play was common then, while recounting teammates, coaches, and a Jayhawk rally in Kansas City.
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Krebs
Missouri
Tiger
Cussin
Tony Smith
Gammons of
Brown
Red Grangs
Yost
Kennedy
K. U
Allen
Sweeney
Hopkins
W.cimons
Naismith
Phantom
George Crops
Colorado
Foster
Ife
Gosh
Ad Lindsey
Kansas
Sigel Farm Bureau Meets at Home for All Day Event
The Sigel Farm Bureau gathered at Mrs. William Johnson's home for an all day meeting with a nutrition lesson Entitled Entertaining at Low Cost. A business session followed and Thanksgiving menus were shared. Members present included Mrs. George Jensen and others, with one guest. The December meeting will be at Mrs. Alva Petefish's with a gift exchange.
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Sigel Farm Bureau
William Johnson
George Jensen
James Allis
Charles” Riley
Russell “Sutton
Charles Nemic
Alva Petefish
James “ Sanders
Jess O'Connor
Budd Steele
Fred Baldwin
Homer, Buck of
Lawrence
Lucy
California
Harve Barton
Arthur
Blinn
Myra Woodard
Community Talent and Road Work Highlight Clinton News
A Clinton schoolhouse meeting Friday featured readings by Augusta and demutts Hadl Beatrice and Patrick sin plus a play O Doctor by eight participants led by Ray Harrell Laverne Kampschroeder Roy Harrell and others Mrs Ware ry Unger directed with Miss Shaw assisting visitors included Janes Hazard and family from Lawrence Work on sanding the Clinton Twin Mound road has begun with a crew at Cummings hill Local events include Loyalty Grandsnade program Sunday and youth night in the Presbyterian church R Allen Hout aims to return to school soon and the Cuntinuen family has moved near Lone Star
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Clinton
Augusta
Demutts Hadl
Beatrice
Patric Sin. McKay
Old -Virginis
Doctor
Cight Men
Ray Harrell
Laverne Kampschroeder
Roy Harrell
Ebon Anderson
Fred Baldwin
Harry Unger
Kar McKay
Vitus Vad
Warery Unger
Miss Shaw
Edwin
Herschel
Lawrence
Miss Ruby
Kampschroeder
Ty Topeka
Clinton-Twin Mound
Cummings Hill
Kay Will Haebler
Overbrook
Janes Hazard
Sharel Vis
Fred ‘Torneden
Glinton
County Linn
Presbyterian Church
R . Allen Hout
Cuntinuen
Lone Star
Uuldu Bradley
Local Social Roundup Highlights Kansas City Visitors
Community notes show CAPTAINS CREEK residents hosting guests from Kansas City and Eudora, plus family visits throughout DeSoto and Belleview. The Prairie Center drive for funds gains support with Mrs. Thompson White appointed representative for Ted Crosa.
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Max
Mya
Harry Grady
Kansas City
Thei
Mel
Sam Bicke
Kate Beach
Menard Caviness
Betty
Henry Caviness
Tonga
Toxie
Robert Zipp
Eudora
Sam Noia
Chester Naceher
Midton Votan
Thompson White
Ted Crosa
Prairie Center
Bern
Warner and
Christian Madeaver
Andrey Thornburg
Prairie Center Missionary Society
Tennessee Mountain
Wiener Rowst
Albert, Miller
Barl Ott
Ott
Merle Eugene Seiwald
Uelleview
Alonzo Ambler
Mildred Louise
J.A. Rernolrs
Gertie Staffen
Belleview
Irs
Edd Milham
Elroy - Parker
Oey Hammer
Etta Marsh
Dee Manness
Andy
Ear Clinton
Howard
Caviness Til
Will Andrew
Wood
Leslie
Mae Butters
DeSota
Vance Allenson
Hush
Ant Me
Alan Andrew Ad
Julia Scholz
Rural News Notes From Hopewell District
Several residents shared visits with extended family during Sunday. Mildred Louise recovered from a severe cold while Earl White traveled to Kansas City for business, spending time with their daughter at the Deaf and Dumb School. Hopewell ladies quilted a district project, aiming to raffle a pieced quilt at Friday’s program and social on November 30, with a covered dish luncheon.
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Albert, Miller
Marle Eugene Seiwald
Mro- Ang
Carl Kurtz
Amos Westerhouses
Kr Milburn
Eand
Charley
Jeffery
Alonzo
Mildred Louise Wae
Earl White
Kansas City
Local social notes from Brackett and area visit Kansas City events
A collection of social items describes visits by Mrs and Mrs Otto Rost Jr Roy Shermann Conrad Swalbe Bruce Rostall of St Louis Mo to Kabsis Nebraska football range and relatives over the weekend. Also mentions parties attended at Ali and Barker Avenue Bridge with high scores won by Mrs Hatcher and AL Nichola. Further notes feature travel from Kansas City Mo, funeral attendance for Walter Gians, county case work in Rooks, Overbrook visitors, Dry Co Artheon of Lawrence visits, and dinner hosted by Paul Kasold with multiple attendees including Rosts Swalbes Shermann Kiefer Ellsworth Jeffries and Hardtarfers. The piece closes with planned entertainment by Myx Davis and AL Brackett and a brief Pontiac ad.
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Otto Rost Jr
Roy Shermann
Conrad Swalbe
Bruce Rostall
St. Louis
Kabsis-Nebraska
Footall Srange
John Putahen
Ali
John Randall
Barker Avenue
Bridge
Hatcher
AL Nichol
Frank- Karnes
Overbrook
Patchen
Sind
Arnold Fralick
Jnan
Aneka, Dry, Co
Conrad Swalbes
Shermann
Eugene Kiefer
Paul Ellssworth
W. R. Jeffries
Howard Hardtarfer
Lawrence
Lee Colman
Nay
Ernest. Kasold
Aud Kasoldpent
Kansas City
Drinke
Jackie Patcher
Davis
Pupila
AL Brackett
Creomulsion Ad Promises Safe Child Cough Relief
An old advertisement urges prudent mothers to use Creomulsion for any child coughing or colds. It claims a formula with multiple medicinal elements, promises on the spot refund if relief is not achieved, and notes druggists can authorize refunds.
Lawrence Business College Offers Thorough Training
Lawrence business college advertises thorough and efficient training in remedial studies with contact by phone at 894.
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T. Iakes
Etek
George
Gandby
Joan
Gunnar Mykland
Lloyd Retzler
Boston
N.S
George Ry Krebs
Kansas Ringer
James Bausch
Pontiac
Federal
King Huey
Cypress Swamps
Sensation
Ady
James Robert Gillette
Proflsamcs Roger
Iowa State
Ames
Iawa
Hayes
Iowa State College
Newcomerstown
Vanh
Couver Province
Clinton-Belvoir
Captains Creek
Business’ College
Bobo Ceil
Gorm
Sncere Lene Ferrell
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