Hindenburg Planned to Quit Amid Cabinet Crisis
Berlin reports say President von Hindenburg seriously considered resigning rather than endure the protest over the chancellorship stalemate. Der Deutsche, the Christian trades union organ, claims the president would trigger a regency plan while the Hohenzollerns dispute vice regent choices. Hitler dodges a meeting, leaving for Weimar as von Schleicher summoned to negotiate with Papen and Meissner to ease the crisis.
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Berlin
der Deutsche
Christian Trade Unions
von Idenburg
Hohenzollerns
Ermine
Doorna
Cecilie
Hitler
Adolf Hitler
Kurt von Sehlecher
Junker
Jena
Weimar
von Hindenburg
Roosevelt Busy With Farm Relief Talks In Warm Springs
At Warm Springs Georgia November 30 a renewed study of farm relief and budget balancing is discussed by Senator Long of Louisiana and Bennett C Clark senator elect from Missouri. They met President Elect Roosevelt before his morning swim and pool exercise with aides who will run the farm relief program in the house. Long said he came to discuss post offices and was joined by Representatives Jones of Texas and Steagall of Alabama.
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Warm Springs
Senator Long
Louisiana
Bennett
C. Clark
Missouri
Franklin B. Roosevelt
Long
Clark
New Orleans
Roosevelt
Jones
Texas
Steagall
Alabama
House Agricultural Committee
House
Dry Leaders Gather to Plan Battle Strategy
Washington reports leaders of major prohibition groups plan a nationwide educational campaign against drinking. The anti repeal effort is coordinated by the Anti Salo on League and allied temperance organizations. They expect to contest any repeal in congress or courts and see the presidential election as not deciding the issue. Paavo Nurmi becomes a father in Helsingfors as his wife Sylyi Laaksonne gives birth to a son named Paayo.
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Washington
Anti-Saloon League
Association of Catholics
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Methodist Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
International Reform Federation
Prohibition
Congress
Paavo Nurmi
Helsingfors
Finland
Paayo
Marines Leave Nicaragua in Final Withdrawal
Managua Nov 30 AP The last act of the U.S. withdrawal begins with the departure of about 700 Marines by January 3. The first unit of roughly 300 men sailed from Managua yesterday to Corinto for embarkation home. Marines first arrived in 1912, left in 1923, then returned in 1927 to help keep order amid Sandino activity. A brief Sunday clash near Jinotega left two Sandinistas dead and three captured. no national guard casualties were reported.
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Managua
Nicaragua
United States
Corinto
Augustino Sandino
National Guard
Jinotega
Bank Robbery Near Oronogo Ends With Escape
Three men with a submachine gun and a woman accomplice robbed Merchants & Miners Bank in Oronogo, Missouri of 500 dollars. Cashier R. A. Norton fired from behind a shield but the pistol jammed as the robbers fled amid gunfire. Wounded driver later found. getaway car later identified as stolen from Carthage.
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Oronogo
Merchants & Miners Bank
Ataze
Burley Wetsel
Carl Capp
R.A. Norton
A. A. Farr
Jopilin
Norton
Wetsel
Capp
Carthage
Conflicting Statements Follow Jessel's Divorce
New York reports clash over whether Norman Talmadge helped George Jessel pay a $100,000 divorce settlement to Florence Jessel. Court filings suggest Talmadge pledged securities. she denies guaranteeing any settlement and says no alienation suit exists. Jessel says Talmadge's role was limited to vaudeville appearances to aid fundraising.
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New York
Norman Talmadge
George Jessel
Florence
Gourtney
Supreme Court
Miss Talmadge
Miss Courtney
Jessel
Joseph Schenck
Hollywood
The
Daily News
Frank Ippolito
Theodore J. Lesser
British Cabinet Drafts New Note on War Debts
London reports the cabinet finalized a note to Washington seeking postponement of the 95,550,000 debt payment due December 15. The move eased foreign exchange tensions as sterling climbed to 3.20, with gains in the stock market. The note is expected to be published in Washington and London soon.
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London
Great Britain
Washington
Sterling
Stock Exchange
Prosperity Urged by U C T Leader in City Meeting
Ralph H. Davis, New York supreme councilor of the United Commercial Travelers, spoke at Hotel Eldridge urging profit and stable prices for national recovery. He cited a 80,000 member network, warned against destructive buying and selling, and called for teamwork among merchants, manufacturers, workers, and consumers to restore prosperity.
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United States
Ralph H. Davis
New York
Supreme
United Commercial Travelers
Eldridge
Chamber of Commerce
Davis
C. FL
Eighth
Vermont
U.C. T
Delegates Arrive for Kansas Peace Officers Convention in Lawrence
Delegates to the Kansas Peace Officers convention are expected in Lawrence tonight with more arriving tomorrow. Sheriff L. E. Alderman of Lamar Colorado attends, and officers and wives plan to attend a Kansas versus Kansas State basketball game Friday night followed by a speaking program on crime prevention at the Central Administration building. A pistol and rifle shooting demonstration by Rush Razee of Denver is scheduled for Saturday with silhouetted targets south of Blaskel.
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Kansas Peace Officers Convention
Lawrence
Eldridge
L. E. Alderman
Lamar
Colo
Ralph Pleagle
Rush Razee
Denver
Blaskell
L B Quigley Dies Father of Umpire E C Quigley
Concordia Kan Nov 30 AP L B Quigley pioneer Cloud county resident died today He was father of E C Quigley veteran national league umpire L J Quigley of Atchison Kan and Robert Quigley of Norfolk The obituary notes his prominent family ties in Kansas sports circles.
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Concordia
Kan
L. B. Quigley
Pioneer Cloud County
E. C. Quigley
L. J. Quigley
Atchison, Kan
Robert Quigley
Norfolk
All Police Leave Cancelled at Washington Demonstrations Enroute
Washington November 30 AP All police leave cancelled by the District of Columbia commissioners to prepare for handling groups marching toward the capital. About 2000 demonstrators anticipated. Capitol permits not issued. decisions rest with Vice President Curtis and Speaker Garner. City police to augment Capitol force for opening of Congress.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Department of Justice
Hoover
Army
national _s guard
Ernest W. Brown
Metropolitan Police
Kenneth Rom‘ney
Sargeant
Arms of the House
Capitol
Congress
Romney
Brown
Curtis
Garnet
Birthday for KFKU Opener and air control plan
KU announces 8th birthday program for KFKU on Thursday December 15 from 10 15 to 11 15 pm CST with Newark News Radio Club coordinating to clear 1220 kHz for exclusive air time. WCAE Pittsburgh and WDAK Tampa are asked to stay off air during the period. Chancellor Lindley will speak on High Years of Progress and choirs will perform. Kansas basketball opens season versus Kansas State in an exhibition at 7 15 pm, with Ottawa University guests and no local radio broadcasts this season. The KU basketball squad will be split into A and B groups for daily practice under Dr. Allen and Coach Cox.
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KFKU
University of Kansas
Newark News Radio Club
Newark
N. J
KPKU
WCAE
Pittsburgh
Penn
WDAK
Tampa
Fla
The
Tampa Publishing Company
Radio Club
H.G. Ingham
Allen Crafton
Universal Entertainment
E. H. Lindley
Kansas State
University Auditorium
Kansas Peace Officers
F.c.allen
Ottawa University
Kansas
Ottawa
Dr. Allen
K. U
Allen
Forrest
Cox
Tir
Mann and McGuire Divided 460000 Profits
New York reports that Conrad H. Mann and Bernard C. McGuire split 460000 in net profits from a 1931 Eagles charity frolic and dance enterprise. Witness Balsiger said total receipts reached 1759278.69 and LAD earnings supported bazaar payouts and prizes.
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New York
Eugene J. Balsiger
Order of Eagles
Conrad H. Mann
Eagles
Bernard C. McGuire
Balsiger
Mann
McGuire
Frank BE. Hering
Raymond Walsh
United States
Louis Mead Treadwell
Frolic and Dance” Enterprise
Eagles’ Bazaar
Eacle
Kansas City
Small Child Drowns at Fort Leavenworth Pool
Michael Kelly, 2 year old son of Captain and Mrs James J Kelly of Fort Leavenworth, drowned in a shallow pool near their quarters after being seen playing nearby ten minutes earlier. Resuscitation attempts failed. Born in Manila, he was a first year student at the command and general staff school. Captain Kelly is an Ohio native who arrived at Fort Leavenworth in August. Walter Huston, renowned actor, formerly supervised the use in pumping station at St Louis.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Michael
James J. Kelly
Fort Leavenworth
Manila
Captain Kelly
Command and General Staff School
Ohio
Santa's Window Contest Opens with Cash Prizes
Readers can win part of $60 by trimming Santa window displays on a four date spread in this Journal-World issue. Contest runs through Monday December 5 to Monday December 12 with prizes for eighteen winners. Submit completed work from all four spreads to qualify.
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Journal-World
Santa Claus
His Burial at Eudora Gustav Braun 91
Gustav Braun 91 father of Marion Talley, died Monday in Coffeyville at a daughter’s home. Funeral Friday at 3 PM at Eudora Methodist church with burial in the family lot. Survived by five daughters Pauline Burkhall, Helen Talley, da Troan, Emma Steele, Sophia Gabriel, and four sons Robert, William, Henry, Gustav Jr.
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Gustav Braun
Marion Talley
Coffeyville
Pauline Burkhall
Eudora
Braun
Burkhall
Helen Talley
Kansas City
Edgar Duver Chosen Captain of Lawrence High Team
Edgar Duver a junior from 418 North Eighth Street was elected football captain for 1933 by the major letters winners at a school assembly yesterday morning. He played fullback this year and was a reserve letterman last year. Paul Hormuth, a senior of 1315 Connecticut Street, was elected honorary captain for the 1982 squad and also a reserve letterman last year.
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Edgar Duver
North Eighth Street
Lawrence High School
Paul Hormuth
Connecticut Street
Hormuth
Bancroft Named Pilot of Minneapolis Club for 1932
Former major league player and manager Dave Bancroft was named manager of the Minneapolis baseball club, champions of the American Association in 1932. The appointment was announced on November 30.
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Minneapolis
Dave Bancroft
Jouary
Dyche Museum at Kansas U Closed for Safety Review
The Dyche Museum of Natural History at the University of Kansas was closed to the public and for classroom use after a state board order. Officials moved anatomy classes to the Commons building while repairs are planned, with a legislative appropriation needed. Ceiling issues prompted safety inspections across state schools, and several campus operations shifted as exhibits and staff relocated.
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Dyche Museum of Natural History
University of Kansas
State Board of Regents
J. W. Radotinsky
Dycho
E. H. Lindley
Department of Anatomy
Pittsburg
Kansas State Teachers’ College
Board of Regents
University
Dyche Museum
First University
Memorial Union
Snow Hall
School of Medicine
Garner Confident of Repeal Vote Monday
Speaker Garner spoke at a press conference claiming rising support among Democrats for the repeal proposal and expressing strong optimism for a Monday vote. He cited informants saying about 120 Republicans would back outright repeal and submission to state conventions for ratification.
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Washington
Garner
House
Milligan
Missouri
Canvass Underway For Social Service League Drive
A house to house solicitation by Social Service League workers began this morning as part of the annual drive to fund the year’s work. Seventy five volunteers will make the calls. the goal is to finish this week. The November report shows higher expenses than last year, with strong demand for shoes stockings and underwear for children. Donations stay in Douglas County and every dollar and donated item will aid local families. window cards bearing a red heart symbol are handed to contributors.
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Social Service League
League
Douglas County
C. D. Youngs
Jens Jensen
Big Operetta Cast at Lawrence High School
One hundred fifty students form the cast of The Lucky Jade a two act operetta directed by Byron C Donmyer presented this week by the Lawrence high school music department. Matinee tomorrow at 2 30 for grade school students and a 8 15 evening show both in the high school auditorium. Tickets at Round Corner Drug Store.
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Lawrence High School
the Lucky
Jade
Byron C. Donmyer
Round Corner
Virginia
Marjorie Rowlands
Billoween Macoubrie
Melvin Bailey
Vivian Lavery
Ernest Figgs
Jane Allen
Bob Rowlands
Marjorie Perkins
Harold Gregg
Maurice Austill
Mary Ann Courtney
Ian Lavery
Rudivotree
Taest
Ines Oedant Allen Woodrow Vindaaiy
Hugaom
Fred Riederer
Garrett Eae
Averly Mairchon
Rilloween
Maccubele
Tada Marjorie Rawland Horack
John Stratton
Downs Ray Watster
Melvin Galley
Jeanne A Woldemans
Mitchell George White
Tarjorea Roper Iivin Ralley Guinn
Two Fires In One Run Near Crescent Road
Firefighters tackled a grass fire threatening Prof E F Gamal’s garage on Crescent Road when a Model T driven by C Silvers of Topeka shorted before the house. No damage reported. Later at 8 22 PM a roof fire at 1108 Kentucky Street owned by Mrs Belle Spencer caused by chimney sparks caused minimal damage.
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Yesterdey
E. PF. Oamel
Crescent Road
C. Silvers
Topeka
Garag
B. P. Baker
Kentucky Street
Belle Spencer
Accident fatal to driver in Kansas City scene
Seven-year-old Ethel Warner darted into the path of Charles L. Renne’s car as it tried to stop. The boyd’s panic and brake screech are noted, while the driver later died of shock. The child sustained minor injuries. Renne was a baker.
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Kansas City
Kan
Ethel Warner
Charles L. Renne
Renne
Welfare work is biggest problem in state program
Frank Bane national welfare leader spoke at two Kansas gatherings under League of Women Voters sponsorship. He warned that welfare spending has surged beyond need and will rise further, urging county and state boards to centralize and professionalize relief administration while stressing economy and targeted aid. Prof. D J Teviotdale attended a state highway committee meeting in Topeka as an economist assistant.
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Frank Bane
American Welfare Commission
Bane
League of Women Voters
Kansas Public Welfare Commission
Eldridge Grill
United States
Mabel A. Elliott
University of Kansas Department of Sociology
A. W. Wilson
jNess City
State Welfare Commission
Finckney School
Wilson
Stata Group
County Pine Intendent
Probate Radio
Jame
State Board of Health
Kang
Work Bane
D. J. Teviotdale
School of Business
University of Kansas
State Chamber of Commerce
Topeka
Kansas Forecast Brings Fair Weather Into Thursday
Weather report notes fair conditions tonight and Thursday with warmer temperatures. Morning conditions clear, roads in Douglas County described as good. Drivers advised to expect improving soil and road surfaces as officials predict stable temperatures with no major precipitation.
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Kansas
Douglas County
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