Byrd Safe After Air Trip to Pole
Reports from Byrd's expedition indicate Commander Richard E. Byrd safely returned to Little America after a successful south pole flight surveying adjacent territory. Messages from press partners and Hoover administration praise his courage and the use of modern travel methods to overcome polar challenges.
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Byrd
Pole
York
New Yo Times
St. Louis Post Dispatch
Richard E. Byrd
Little America
South Pole
Hoover
Byr
North Pole
Arctic
Byrd Antarctic Flight Sparks Global Praise
Commander Richard E Byrd’s successful flight over the South Pole draws amazed reactions from officials and citizens. President Hoover sends congratulations, while questions arise about land claims by the United States and Britain. London notes interest, and the State Department declines to discuss ownership. Byrd radios Dr. Geographical Society in Washington.
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Initoh
Gron
Richard E. Reid
Che
South ‘Pole
Byrd
Hoover
Lattoe America
Great Britain
Antarctic
London
United States
State Department
Grosvenor Thanks Society for Support of Pole Expedition
Gilbert Grosvenor president of the National Geographic Society expresses gratitude for aid and encouragement to the South Pole expedition and the society's role in backing exploration and scientific discovery.
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Gilbert Grosvenor
National Geographics Society
Society
South Pole
Missionary Row: Funeral for Dr. William G Manley
Funeral services for Dr. William G Manley longtime Missouri athletics supporter and Greek department head will be held in Columbia with burial at Warrensburg. The veteran faculty member died suddenly on Thanksgiving evening and is survived by his family and colleagues including former Missouri and Kansas athletics leaders who will attend the services.
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William G. Manley
University of Missouri
Missouri Valley
Big Six
Columbia
Warrensburg
Doctor Manley
Phi Beta Kappa
Harvard
Docor Manley
Alien
Merle
Hamilton
Warrensburg Normal
Selections Announced for Central and Kansas Conferences
Topeka State Journal reports Kansas conference picks compiled by sports editor Carlos B Hobbs from coach votes. Central Conference includes Washburn Shaw Pittsburg Teachers Emporia Teachers Wichita U, while Kansas Conference lists Kansas Wesleyan Baker St Mary's Ottawa Bethany and others with multiple selections.
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Dornbusch
Washburn
Gallazhey
Wichita
Quarnett
Emporia
F. B. Kansas
Sargent
Kansas Wesleyan
Reinhart
Kleeman
Baker
T. G
Stringer
St. Mary's
Baxter
Cunningham
Wolgast
Ottawa
Deaths and Funerals: Chalmers Taylor and Others
Thomas Chalmers Taylor of Almont Michigan died at his home this morning. Funeral and burial will be in Almont. He was a 1907 University of Kansas law graduate and spent years practicing in Almont Oakley and Jola. Nellie Hannah Tucker age 48, housemother of Alpha Kappa Psi, died at her home in Lincoln. Funeral services will be held in Gawker City Monday afternoon. She is survived by a daughter and several sons. Susan F Porteous Moore died at 1644 New Hampshire Street. Funeral services will be Tuesday morning at the home. She leaves a son James P Moore.
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Thomas Chalmers Taylor
J. S. Taylor
Almont
Mich
Taylor
University of
Nellie Hannah Tucker
Alpha Kappa Psi
Commerce Fraternity
Massachusetts Stree
Gawker City
S. H, Tf, Abercrombie
Daviend Kan
Lewis and
Paul
Lawrence
Bente
H. OG. McCiere
Flint
Susan F. Porteous Moore
Susan F. Porteous
Moore
New Hampshire Street
Youths to Face Charges Over Stolen Car Transport
Department of Justice agents from Kansas City returned two youths to face charges of transporting a stolen automobile across state lines after their arrest last week by City Officer Pred Voeler. The suspects were jailed since, having driven a stolen car here and taking another before abandoning the first. Also cited: W. A. Brock on speeding and driving a street car. a Ford coach theft reported in Independence and a Chevrolet coach theft in Emporia. A misdelivered package turned up at police HQ and a boiler smoke incident at Hasford Investment Co. on Massachusetts Street.
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Department - Justice
Kansas City
Jack Feldman
Herman Wilman
Pred Voeler
W. A. Brock
Eighth and
Massachusetts Street
John Ingalls
Independence
Kans
Lawrence
B. Osborne
Emporia
Hhat
Massachusetts
Winfield Youth Boyd Waite Earns American Farmer Rank
Boyd Waite, a Winfield High School vocational agriculture student, has been awarded the American Farmer rank by the Future Farmers of America. The national honor, conferred at the annual meeting in Kansas City, recognizes his eleven farm projects totaling 2306.05 dollars on a diversified Waite farm near Winfield, including purebred Herefords, wheat, corn, and potatoes.
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Boyd Waite
Future Farmers of Kansas
Winfield High School
Ture Farmers of America
Baltimore Hotel
Kansas City
United States
Future Farmers
Youns Waite
Younite
Winfield
Waite
Kansa
Eithis
Kan Wme
Waita
Rotary hosts KU varsity squads banquet
The Rotary club will host a banquet for the University of Kansas football and cross country squads Monday night at Hotel Eldridge. John Bunn chairs the committee, the grill room opens at 6:30. Coach Bunn plans the program while Chancellor Lindley awards varsity letters to the football and cross country men.
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University of Kansas
Eldridge
John Bunn
K. UC
Bunn
B E. H. Lindley
Sweeney Host Annually At Homecoming Game
T J Sweeney Jr follows a yearly custom inviting guests to a Kansas University homecoming football game. He gathers prominent businessmen and state officials, including members of the Fraternal Aid Union board, who travel from New York and Chicago to Lawrence for the event. An advertisement at 620 Mass addresses rental and sale services.
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T. J. Sweeney, Jr
K. U
Fraternal Aid Union
Lawrence
New York
Chicago
First Good Snow Adds To Pre-Christmas Air for Lawrence Citizens
The first snow of the year covered Lawrence creating a festive mood but making driving slippery until salted. Utilities commissioner J L Constant supervised sanding on West Seventh Street to aid motorists. Bird lovers urged winter feeders as quail season closed and hunters welcomed snow for rabbit prospects. PLAN FOR LEGION PARTY
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Lawrence
J. L. Constant
West Seventh Street
Vermont
Massachusetts
Legion
Liberty Post Plans Thursday Evening Legion Party
A Liberty Post American Legion function is set for next Thursday evening at the post hall in the old city hall building. The program is arranged by Fred Tellsworth Phil Bowen and Prof E Buehler with five cards sent to members and wives invited. Shimmons leads refreshments and Bell heads decorations.
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Liberty Post American Legion
Post Hall
Old City Hall
Fred Tellsworth
Phil Bowen
Prof
E. ©. Buehler
Liberty Post
Legionnaires
Fred Shimmons
Clyde Bell
KU Conference Discusses Snow Hall Completion
Chancellor Lindley and state architect Cuthbert with state business manager Rhodes met to review Snow Hall, KU’s new science building, with aim to have it ready for occupancy at the start of the second semester. Radiators were being installed as work continued.
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Snow Hall
University of Kansas
RE. H. Lindley
Charles D. Cuthbert
H. R Rhodes
Tea Pet Ee En
Thanksgiving Visitors Reported at Local Home
Mrs. G. Q. Lescher and family from Muskogee Oklahoma, along with Mrs. O. J. Lane, Mr. and Mrs. William L. Gilmore, and their arrival on Thanksgiving Day to spend several days with Mrs. W. J. Gilmore and family.
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G. Q. Lescher
Muskogee
Okla
O. J. Lane
Willian L. Gilmore
W. J. Gilmore
Marriage Licenses Issued by Judge Menger Names Explored
Probate Judge L H Menger issued marriage licenses to W H Rice of Lawrence and Eleanor McDonald of Topeka. M A Scott of Lawrence and Elmira Meckissick of Lawrence. Raymond W Delts of Topeka and Mary M Welty of Topeka. Ernest Goldsmith of Topeka and Marguerite Diehl of Topeka. Thomas D Montgomery of Kansas City Mo and Laura Wilson of Kansas City Mo. Sparrows Die Mystery Town reports unknown illness felled birds amid heavy snow. In Rockford Illinois a verdict of 20000 dollars for libel was awarded to John A Logan Warren former Durand Methodist pastor deposed by the Rock River conference for alleged improper domestic relations.
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L. H. Menger
WH. A. Rice
Lawrence
Eleanor McDonald
Rockford, Ir
John A. Logan Warren
Methodist
Durand
Rock River Conference
Seventy Attend Kitchen Tour by Farm Bureau Women
Seventy members of the Farm Bureau women attended a kitchen tour yesterday visiting six kitchens. Sponsored by Miss Amy Kelly of Manhattan and Miss Elizabeth Randle, home demonstration agent for Douglas county, the event highlighted the good points of each kitchen.
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Farm Bureau
Amy Kelly
Manhattan
Elizabeth Randle
Douglas County
November Sees Coldest Year in Kansas in Memory
Topeka reports record cold for November with a southerly transition bringing brief relief followed by renewed wintry weather. Snow flurries blanket eastern regions while northern areas see subfreezing lows and southern zones hover near freezing as a chilly week unfolds.
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Topeka
Kansas
Ewestern
Re Duis Ave i
Wichita
Goncordia
Meteorolucist S. 1
Flora
Mercury
Weather casts snow and cold across vast region
A ghostly forecast speaks of heavy snow and plummeting temperatures from the Rockies to New England with six inches in parts of Missouri and Illinois. Forecasters link the chill to a Canadian high pressure belt, while skeptics question planetary influences on weather.
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Rocky Mountains
New England
Missouri
Andllinois
Canada
Weather Outlook For Week In Upper Mississippi And Plains
Forecast for the week in the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys and the northern and central Great Plains calls for generally fair weather with a chill returning at the end. A separate police report notes Guy Winchell of 736 Connecticut street reporting yesterday the theft of a sheep lined coat from his yard clothesline.
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Mississippi
Missouri
Great Plains
Guy Winchell
Connecticut Street
Freezing Wave Paralyzes East and South Despite Relief
The nation endures a severe cold snap with New York City at 20 degrees above zero and widespread subfreezing temps from New York to Pennsylvania. In Chicago eleven deaths are linked to the cold, with destitution surging and shipping halted as ice forms. Local notices and Thanksgiving gatherings fill pages as communities cope with the deep chill and scarce warmth.
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New
New York
State
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Atlanta
Southland
Kentucky
Virginia
Louisville
Atlantic
Carolinas
Bristol
Chicago
Kitter
Middle West
Great Lake Region
Ohio
Wisconsin
Indiame
Seo Harbor
United Charities of Chicago
Round Corner Drug Store Praised in Trade Magazine
A feature in the November issue of Midwestern Druggist highlights Round Corner Drug’s Seventy Fourth Anniversary sale. Walter H. Varnum, president, recalls starting as a boy in the store, growing with it, and eventually buying the historic shop, now famed as a leading, progressive drug store.
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Round Corner
Midwestern Druggist
Centany
Walter H. Varnum
Round Corner Drug Com
Freezing Weather Grips Texas With Record Chill
Freezing temperatures prevailed across Texas last night with a minimum of 42 degrees reported as far south as Hrustey. Dallas reported notably cold conditions as the state endures an unexpected cold spell.
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Texas
Dallas
Tex
Hrustey
Hopewell School News and Local Socials
Miss Ross of Spring Hill returned to Hopewell Monday after a week illness. Mrs. Willam filled her place. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Miller spent recent Sunday with family. Lawrence shoppers included Mr. and Mrs. Ainnzo Ambler and daughter Mildred. A Prairie Center Fiien church shower honored Mrs. Roy Stark of Lawrence, a recent bride, with gifts including a quilt from Mrs. Harry Hiddleston. Hostesses were Mrs. Blaylock and Miss Merle Blaylock. Thanksgiving dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gainness and Howard with multiple guests from Topeka, Eudora, and nearby areas. Other visits noted with Mr. and Mrs. J WH Maness, Jennie, Ada Manness, and the Fronch and Brady families near DeSoto.
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Earl White
Mrs. White
White
Edgar White
Albert Miller
Howard Miller
William Seiwald
Burl Ott
Belleview
Harry Ambler
George
Bert Hare ‘Bour
Clara Mae
Donna Jean
Welcome
Lyman Corliss
Topeka
Cora Corliss
Walter Osborne
Roland
Osear Ant
Grace Thompson
Hesper Academy
Roger Stanley
Mernice Ant Leis Jean
Edmond Ant Miss Russ
Alonzo Ambler
Mildred Louise
Ross
Spring Hill
Hopewell
Willam
Ainnzo Ambler
Mildred
Lawrence
Prairie Center Fiien Church
John Blaylock
Merle
Religious Services And Sermons Across North Lawrence
Local churches announce Bible studies sermons and services. North Lawrence Christian aims to inspire with a 105 year ministry milestone, plus Morals worship and youth programs. St Luke A M E and Unitarian and Plymouth Congregational share morning and evening services and sermon topics.
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North Lawrence
WREN Saturday Program Overview and Local Notes
A garbled list of names, programs, and events from a Saturday WREN schedule. Mentions Lee HR, Me his Hrntel, Chicago open, youth conference, weather notes, and various speakers and activities. Contains multiple organization names and place cues, including Kansas City and Chicago, with scattered program titles and dates.
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Brseauba
Thalyeraliy
Udon
Hey of
Qvaler Misa
Caio
Mack
MeGri
Ett
Walt
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Nas
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Chine Open
Yieerhaner Susie
Depa Deesy
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Panenko
Christhoy Scienue
Chuarch
Kansas City
Ato
Chop
Dantet A. Pella
Jano
Sautionat Retigiolia
Finerson Fesdlet
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McGrew
Orela
Murate
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Wilson M. Backus
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Karl Klooz
Mercuants National Bank
Wren
Schubert Funeral Home Ambulance
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Rumsey Bros. Funeral Home
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