Grid Rooters In High Spirits For Thanksgiving Game
Thousands of Kansas and Missouri alumni fill Lawrence for the Kansas Jayhawks versus Missouri Tigers showdown. The rivalry dates to 1891 with Missouri hungry for a win after a string of near-misses, while Kansas eyes second place in the Big Six. Tickets shift fast. 15,000 sold and expectations of 20,000 to 25,000 in Memorial Stadium. Police and Pinkertons stationed for traffic and safety. drinking barred with arrests possible.
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Missouri
Lawrence
Middle West
Kansas Jayhawk
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Oklahoma
Kansas State
Missouri Eleven
Innai State
Ad Lindsey
Don Faurot
John Peterson
Edwin Phelps
Clair Houston
Tigers
Kansas University Athletic Office
E. L. Falkenstein
the Athletic Association
Kansas City
Columbia
Memorial Stadium
Pinkerton
Topeka
State Highway Patrol
National
Lawrence Companies
Japs Move South In North China As Tientsin Tightens
Japanese troops surge into Tientsin with airbase under construction and railway control expanding through Hopeh. Rebels led by Chang Yuen-Tien threaten Han central authority while Tsangchow clashes loom. Reports from Peiping say massed Japanese forces signal possible political change in Hopeh and Chahar.
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Associated Press
Tientsin
Tientsin-Peiping
Shang Chen
Hopeh Province
Tangku
Rengo
Nanking
Japan
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Fengtai
Tsanrchin
Tsangchow
Hopeh
Chang Yuen-Tien
Yin Ju- Keng
Demilitarized Zone
Hendi
Peiping
North China
Chahar
New Chief Takes Charge of Armies in Africa War
Emperor Haile Selassie departs Addis Ababa to join Ethiopian troops at Dessye as Marshal Badoglio lands in Eritrea to reorganize Italian campaign tactics. He plans faster camel and mule supported columns to replace slow truck divisions.
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Associated Press
Haile Selassie
Addis Ababa
Pietro Badoglio
Ethiopia
Dessye
Badoglio
Eritrea
Emilio de Bono
Italy
Quintuplets Learn About Economy In Ontario Home
Dionne quints at Callander Ontario observe new unbreakable dishes at breakfast. Dr Allan Roy Dafoe and nurses reveal the trick for safeguarding income from movies and endorsements. Yvonne and sisters, born May 28 1934, are described as healthiest happiest youngsters Dafoe has seen.
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Callander
Ont
Yvonne Dionne
Yvonne
Allan Roy Dafoe
Thanksgiving reactions split on New Deal costs
Washington observes Thanksgiving as new dealers and antis express sharply different reasons for gratitude. Hopkins notes relief aid helping millions, while Curtis and Sanders speak of tax restraint and fiscal caution amid recovery signals. Admin figures praise democracy and national resilience as the nation faces future burdens.
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Harry L. Hopkins
Everett Sanders
Republican National Committee
Cummings
Charles Curtis
Jesse H. Jones
The
Reconstruction Corporation
Swanson
Navy
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
C. Bascom Stemp
Coolidge
Weese
Washington weighing new wartime oil and metal export quotas
High administration officials study a quota system to limit reports of essential war materials such as oil copper scrap iron and steel to warring nations in the Italo Ethiopan conflict. Congress would be asked to authorize the policy aiming to keep trade with belligerents at normal levels.
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Washington
Congress
Thanksgiving feast for jail prisoners goes ahead
Sheriff Vogler announced the jail will host a Thanksgiving meal for nine men and one woman with a roast goose, vegetables, cranberry pudding, and mince pie. Radio plans for football activities were considered but the day’s feast takes precedence.
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Fred Vogler
Lewis Opposes Sanctions U S Not Bound by Geneva
Senator J. Hamilton Lewis states embargoes on Italian oil steel coal cotton and wool would hurt American exporters and that the United States need not follow League of Nations decisions. He rejects reports of sympathy with sanctions and urges Roosevelt not to join league policies as a matter of comity. Aboard the China clipper in Apra Bay Thanksgiving, preparations begin for the Manila air mail trail final leg of a 1700 mile over water route, take off planned at dawn Friday.
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Europe
Vittorio Cerruti
Great Britain
Mediterranean
Libya
Egypt
League
Geneva
League of Nations
Italy
Ene A
J. Hamilton Lewis
D. Ill
Lewis
United States
Reaume Mail
Guam Island
Pan American Radio
Apra Bay
Alameda
Calif
Manila
Santa to visit Lawrence for seven oclock gala
Santa Claus arrives in Lawrence at seven pm with a royal welcome. The Lawrence High School band will escort him, a 90 piece state championship band leads a parade on Massachusetts street, and Santa will ride in a pony cart pulled by Jenny Wren ponies. C W Punch Collins will drive. Workmen rush to finish lights as merchants prep holiday displays and gifts. Bad weather could force a delay.
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Santa Claus
Lawrence
Massachusetts Street
Old Saint Nick
Jenny Wren Company
Dunder
Blitzen
Punch
Judy
Lady
Pocha
Bird
Gyp
Beauty
Gingy
Maud
Queen
C. W
Punch” Collins
Santa
Jenny Wren
R. C. Jackman
Fall on higher incomes in Kansas tax discussed
Topeka reports that the burden of the state income tax falls on higher earners, with 60 percent of last year’s tax paid by those earning $5,000 or more. Those with $10,000 plus filed 1 percent of returns yet paid 36 percent of the tax, while $25,000 plus earned 0.1 percent of returns and paid 12 percent. total collections reached $1,386,000.
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Topeka
Kansas
Ellis D. Bever
State Income Tax Collection Department
Bever
Five Die In A Blaze At Hollingsworth Apartments
Five persons burned to death and six injured when a fire destroyed Hollingsworth apartments in Fort Worth. Cause undetermined after a morning blaze that likely began with an explosion. victims not yet identified and many injured by leaping from second story windows. An Amidon funeral is set for tomorrow after the death of Kansas Electric Power Co. former president Charles W. Amidon. No babies in Lawrence Memorial Hospital during Thanksgiving, as the nursery sits vacant.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Hollingsworth
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Kansas University Homecoming Torchlight Parade Recap
Kansas University students joined a torchlight parade down Massachusetts Street led by the KU band and drum major Bill Kandt. Approximately 15 float entries competed for prizes with Phi Delta Theta winning first prize of 25 dollars and a radio pep rally preceded by speakers and a late night varsity gathering.
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K. U
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
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Phi Delts
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Missouri
Delta Upsilon
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Ad Lindsey
Mike Getto
Bill Hargiss
Hugo T
Dutch” Wedell
Honey Hanna
Clyde Nichols
Hovey Hanna
Dolph Simons
Cliff Carl
Elizabeth Meguiar
K. U. Unity
KFKU
K. U. Men's Glee Club
Ku Ku
Jay Janes
Laurence Woodruff
Ed Elbel
Guy Keeler
Lawrence observes Thanksgiving with closures and homecoming
Holiday routines show the city quiet as post office and many businesses close. A few food stores open briefly to serve late shoppers. University and Haskell students enjoy vacation and turkey dinners while many plan Homecoming festivities. Local football games and prep events mark the day as residents host out of town guests.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
Sewer contract awarded to J. T. Constant in Lawrence
The Lawrence city council awarded a 2 PWA storm sewer project to J. T. Constant for 4 375 feet of sewer at 50 345 08 plus 2 000 for engineering. Two sections total 2 275 in first and 17th to Alabama in the second. The project delays until ten days after ordinance passage. 136 workers for 30 men over 136 days.
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PWA
Lawrence
J. T. Constant
Twelfth Street
Haskell Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Santa Fe-Ottawa
Seventeenth
Indiana Streets
Alabama Street
Alabama
Nineteenth Street
Eighteenth Street
Mississippi
M. N. Penny
C. J. McCoy
Emnoria
Ray E. Lawrence
Kansas
J. P. Hicks
R. H. Mareety
PWA Division of Investigation
Kansas City
Topeka
J. L. Constant
Two Persons Hurt In Street Accidents
Two people sustained injuries in separate street incidents under misty conditions last night. Mrs. Alice Sears of 944 Kentucky street was struck at Ninth and Massachusetts by a car driven by O D Thomas and was treated for shock and bruises. Sam Haas of 321 Lyons street walked into a moving car driven by Mrs. C FE Lee on Third Street and was hospitalized for treatment.
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Alice P. Sears
Kentucky Street
W. H. Sears
O. D. Thomas
Ninth and
Massachusetts Street
Sears
Thomas
Sam Haas
Lyons Street
C. FE. Lee
Rf.d. 3
Third Street
Weather Forecast for Kansas States and Roads
Weather outlook for Kansas shows generally fair conditions tonight and Friday with little temperature change. Morning skies mostly cloudy to partly cloudy, with clear spells at Wichita and Coffeyville. Road conditions vary from fair to good, with mud reported around Coffeyville and fair to good elsewhere. Gas Office report lists yesterday's maximum and today’s minimum temperatures, rainfall totals since yesterday noon and since Tuesday evening.
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Kansas
Wichita
Coffeyville
Douglas
C. J. Posey
King Grants Amnesty After March Revolt
King George grants amnesty to all military and civil participants in the March revolt. Former Premier Eleftherios Venizelos, exiled in Paris under a death sentence, is included. Confiscated fortunes will not be returned.
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George
Eleutherios Venizelos
Paris
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