Federal relief plan redefines Midwest district borders
Des Moines reports a federal relief reorganization proposal splitting Missouri Minnesota and the Dakotas into a separate district while regrouping Missouri remaining states under a larger authority. The plan, supervised by T Edmonds, envisions transfers and a Portland headquarters for a northwestern zone as Washington weighs new winter relief policies.
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Des Moines
Fedal
Midwest
Missouri
Minnesota
South’ Dakota
Ne‘ Iska
T. Edmonds
Minesota
Dakotas
Michigan
Ortland
Gre
Jowa ® Tuberculosis Association
Washington
Tces
Excelsior ‘Springs
Chicago
Cies
Kansas
Hopkins
Annual Firemen's Ball Tonight at Memorial Union
University of Kansas students and locals are urged to attend the Annual Firemen's Ball at the Memorial Union tonight from 9 to 2. Bill Phipps and his band will provide dancing music, with tickets $1 per couple at the door. Proceeds benefit local firemen and their families. advance tickets are encouraging. Funeral tomorrow added to the event notes.
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Memorial Union
Kan- S
Bill Phipps
Loor
Dheir
Erie Banker B W Garvin Former Legislator Dies
Erie businessman and former state representative B W Garvin died yesterday. He served in the Illinois House from 1923 to 1931 and chaired the important Ways and Means Committee. Survived by his widow, Ross Garvin of Erie, and three sons L B Garvin of Topeka, B Garvin of Fredonia, and ACE Garvin of Raytown. Endsley Jones promoted at Southwestern Bell in Kansas City region, replacing Harold Windsor who joined Booneville Daily News. Jones is a 1928 Kansas University graduate pursuing further studies.
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Erie
Ngas
Wafternoon
Topeki -B
Garvin
Fredonia
D Ace
Raytown
Endsley- Jones
Dsley
Kansas City
tMo
Bell’Telephone
Harvard
Kanis
Harold Ri“Winsor
University of Nsas
Booneville
Ewspaper Company
Jones
Iso
University
Test Your Knowledge 3 Review of Leadership Phrase
Fragmented OCR text mentions Red Cross leadership and a TV show fragment. Readable content references Moritz Haupt on an eight section. The item appears as a garbled puzzle or quiz headline with uncertain details.
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TV Fron
Macaroni
Ici
Moritz
Haupt
City Commission Debates Quincy School Building Purchase
In a morning special session the city commission discussed possibly acquiring the Quincy school building from the board of education for a community center and recreation hub. No funds or budget allowance exist for purchase, and relief-work remodeling was proposed pending bids due at December meeting.
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City Commission
Mter
Board of Education
Chase
Suerese
Chamber Commerce
Commissio
Lawrence
South Park
Quincy
New ‘York
Liquor Raid Leads to Two Arrests at Eleventh and Kentucky
Walter Cragan and Ralph Dicker were among officers who raided an apartment at Eleventh and Kentucky streets last night. Cragan faced possession charges after 22 pints of liquor were found. Robertson arrived with a bottle of whiskey but broke it in the kitchen sink during the ensuing arrest. Three other officers arrived to force entry, and charges were filed in Justice Dodds court.
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Kentucky
Walter Cragan
Ralph Dicker
Tom Robertson
Dicker
Robertson
E. G.pringle
Lilburn Dowers
Henry Smith
Floyd Hunter
Dowers
Dodds
Jeritza Sues for Divorce from Baron von Papiere
Chicago report from Family indicates Maria Jeritza prima donna of the Chicago Grand Opera plans to divorce Baron Leopold von Papiere in Vienna and marry a New York scion, described as the son of a wealthy longtime family. The Evening American cites an authoritative source claiming the final decree was granted.
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Chicago
Evening American
Maria “Jeritza
Chicago Grand Opera Company
Vienna
Leopold von:Papiere
Jeritza
New York
Granada Film Menu Free Show for Children Tomorrow
The Granada theater offers a free children’s program tomorrow morning in connection with the Santa Claus parade. Five acts will start at 10 o'clock and end 15 minutes before the parade at 11:30. The bill includes The Mag, Krazy Kat cartoon, Western comedy Potluck Paras, Willie Wopper cartoon, Play Ball, Our Gang bedtime comedy.
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Granada
Papa
Cinema
Bill For ‘Farettes
Willie “Wopper
Our Gang
One-Eyed Cars Spark Local Road Safety Grievances
A Lawrence resident cites numerous cars with a single headlight, recounting near misses and urging caution on the highway. Musicians from the Carleton Symphony Band entertained locals but drew questions over lack of program details linking the group to Carleton College, Northfield Minnesota.
Anne of Green Gables at Granada Delights Packed House
The Granada Theater drew a full crowd last night as Shirley gives a splendid performance as Anne in Anne of Green Gables. Mc Montgomery’s novel comes to life with near perfect casting and strong supporting turns from Hoggie Westley and others. The film conveys the book’s spirit on Prince Edward Island with a lively finish including Our GING comedy and a Terry Toon.
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Miss Shirley
Shirley
Mr. Heggie
Matthew
Matilla
Helen - Westley
Marilla
Anne
Ton’ Brown
Prince Edward Island
Dickinson Theater Hosts Free Kids Show Tomorrow Morning
The Dickinson Theater offers a free morning picture for children at 10 o'clock tomorrow. The program features George in the Raw and Blue Black Birds, animated cartoons. Films are donated by Fox, with additional shorts Morin and Mack in.
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Dickinson ‘Theater
Sea“Il
George É
Moran
Mack
Fox Film ‘Sorborajon
Football Pictures to Be Shown at Varsity Theatre
The Varsity management announces that pictures from the Kansas Missouri game yesterday will be shown at the theatre today and tomorrow. The kinkajou or teddy bear belongs to the raccoon family and makes an appearance in the program.
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Kansas-Missouri
Fame
Vast Traffic Jam Clears on Highway 66 Near Stratford
Report from Red Dragon Camp near Stratford MO says about 600 to 700 cars, buses and trucks are stuck from four a.m. with two solid lines of parked vehicles for miles. Snowplows from nearby towns are stalled, crowds aid stranded travelers, and highway crews expect hours more before movement resumes.
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Springfield
Melwaiy
Stratford Moll
Red Dragon
Highway 66
Stratford
Waynesville
Lebanon
Marshfield
Highway Department
Dragon
St. Louis
Tulsa
Joplin
David Harris
Rose ‘McDonald
Ray Harper
Marsh
Thanksgiving Dinner Gatherings Include Notable Guests
Chancellor and Mrs E H Linds Ley hosted a small tea for Mrs T A Meguiar and guests from Kentucky and Oklahoma plus local names. Prof and Mrs F H Hodder hosted a Thanksgiving dinner for sixteen with calendula decor. A Junior T Li meeting planned for tomorrow at Mrs A Conner's home and Christine celebration plans featured in business. Mrs A Gifford and Mrs W C Nerney hosted dinner at the Colonial for Mr and Mrs J E Waegoner and Mrs FB Miner visiting from Charles City. A 21 pound turkey hatched at Mrs Heslet's Topeka home fed the family meal as H Heslet hosted. Mr and Mrs Prescott Underwood hosted a family dinner yesterday.
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T. Li
A. Conner
Christine
A. Gifford
W.C. Nerney
Colonial
J.e.waegoner
FB. Miner
Charles City
V. A. Young
Topeka
Mrs. Prescott Underwood
Social events at local clubs highlighted by Agnes Husband
Friday luncheon hosted by the DG club features Mrs John Rumsey and the Operative club with dinner by Mr and Mrs Wil Pandleton. Other attendees include Lindley Chancellor and Mrs Penfield Jones at the Country club. Saturday plans include Miss Agnes Husband's luncheon with M T Coolidge. Variety and contract clubs noted among Mans and Mrs Windleta Scott.
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John Rumsey
Operative
Wil Pandleton
Dinne Bridge
He Lindley
Chancellor
Penfield ‘Jones
Mal M. T. Coolidge
Variety
the Mans
Windleta Scott
Thanksgiving Dinner Guests and Local Society Notes
Thanksgiving dinner at the Country club drew guests including Mr and Mrs Penfield Jones and Miss Esther Wilson, along with the Penchard and Funk families. Legislative and club events follow with a WCTU meeting scheduled at 2:30 PM at the Chamber of Commerce building and Olga’s three award categories noted. The Lawrence Flower club plans a quilt display and tea at the First Methodist church, while the Rural Social club meets with Christmas suggestions. Mrs Penfield Jones hosted a bridge luncheon for cousin Miss Doris Moody of West Hartford. The Chi Omega Alumnae Association will host a mothers tea Monday at 3:30 PM with Mrs Dick Williams. Mrs AL Greene hosted Thanksgiving dinner with guests including Mr and Mrs M G Hume and Mildred Greene, Ottawa, and Mr and Mrs Arvid Erickson.
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Country Club
Penfield “Jones
Misa
Esther Wilson
Fredo
Barteldes
W. Penchard
Frances
Funk
Eddie Penchard
Penfield Jones
Country ‘Club
Doris
Moody
West
Hartford, Conn
Chi. Omega
Dick Williams
Personal notices from Thanksgiving travel and visits
Thanksgiving greetings and social updates recount travels and gatherings. Mr and Mrs RoR McFarland return from Tulsa while others attend family visits. Donald Conner returns to Kansas City to join an orchestra. Mrs E Waggoner and Mrs F B Miner visit Charles City. OSCAR McPegk's family travel from Dunip. Dolph Simons and children spend time with C C Nelson’s family in Auburn. John Parrish returns home improved after illness. funeral attendance in Topeka. police watch for a crime suspect after a body found. Harvey Bailey’s conviction upheld and he remains at Alcatraz.
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E. Waggoner
Bo Miner
Charles ‘City
W. A. Yourng
Oscar ‘McPegk
Joe
H. M
Mason
Dunisp
John
Parrish
H. Varnuni
Toneka
Roy C. Reese
Kansas
Pharmaceutal
Miss Bessie Brown Returns From Visit in Lawrence
Miss Bessie Brown has returned from a visit in Lawrence where she was the guest of Mrs. Effie Silvis. The American Legion Auxiliary enjoyed their month ending at the use on akeds hemenn Mrs. Deers, Wachester, or chair of the games keepings with the Thanksgiving season. About 40.
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Bessie
Brown
Ins Lawrence
Effie Silvis
Deers
Wachester
Stage Production At Local High School
The stage and scenery were cared for by Harold Wry Kenneth Hawk Warren Sewell Arthur Replogle. Tickets were in charge of Joe Dome and Emmet Drake. Ushers were Char lene Potters and Evelyn Buchanan Miss Anna Mae Strickler and Mr. Bradley assisted Miss Campbell in the production, while Ruth Sacher led the orchestra. Horace Edmonds played a piano solo. The auditorium overflowed with proceeds to the class treasury. Buck of Columbus visited en route from a national roads convention in Las Vegas New Mexico.
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Wilda
Charlene
Potters
Evelyn Buchanan
Anna
Mae Strickler
Bradley
Miss. Campbell
Ruth
Sacher
Horacedmonds
Wleve Buck
Columbus
Emma. Buck
Las Vegas
Harving
Topeka
Kansas
J. L. Johnson
Ayere
Lawrence
Clyte
George Balnes
Lucy
Jeanette Jacquer
Leita Hough
Hiawatha
Davis
Baldwin news brief covers campus events and obituaries
Mrs Mary Alice Severy, house mother at Delta Tau Delta, left for Thanksgiving with her daughter in Kansas City. Rev Freeman Havighurst spoke at Baker University chapel services and later at a Rotary Club luncheon on China. Attendees included Baldwin chapter CK of P E C and Dr Florence Boehmer of Cottey College. News of Mrs Ed Ward Pendleton of Princeton passing at Ransome hospital. Various Baldwin residents attended Lawrence Sunday school event.
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Alice iSevery
Delta Tau Delta
Kansas City
Frances Wilson
Freeman
Havighurst
Linwood Boulevard “Methodist Church
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China
Foochow
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Presbyterian Church
Lawrence
Florence Boehmer
Cottey College
Nevada
Baldwin
Earl Black
Elmer /Axton
Pittsburg
Elizabeth Kuxht
University of
Ransome Hospital
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Pendleton
Baker University
Omicron
Gennevieve Lingard
Ray
Baptist
Evergs
Leo. Smith
Leon‘ating
LeMaster
Nell’ LeMaster
Jee Severy
Local church programs and Thanksgiving notices
Anna Lewis and several named ladies will attend a teacher training school in Lawrence at the First Methodist Church. The Sunday school junior department led an evening program commemorating Methodism's 150th anniversary with period costumes and scenes directed by Lucy Gordon and Miss Hattie Hutchins. Thanksgiving break at Baker College ends Tuesday. many students and faculty travel. Additional items note reunions, club meetings, and multiple guests visiting from various cities, with birthdays and funerals mentioned for community figures.
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Anna Lewis
Emma_Lou-Emary
Oliver
Price
Carl Lackey
Misa. van Kuren
J . Ebright
Bonnie
Adriance
Hattie Hutchins
Lucy Gordon
Baker
Oretuck
A. K. Burgtord
Charles
Duretor Sind
Migses Pearl
Daisy Wheeler
Thayer
Pittsburg
Thomas
A. Evans
Edna’ Edwards
Joplin
Bessie
Barnes
Jeanette
Kansas
Della Gimians
Honey Well
Fred Purvis
Roy. Merchant
Louis Tucker
Russell Greer
Congress
Hall” of Fame
Clab
Arthur Reese
Mary Mathen
Tyro
Club
G. We Bailey
Elmer
Axton
Ohn Frazer
Anna Morgan
Chadron
Ned
Thomas Thirtehley
Wichita
Frader
J. H. Hill
FE. Bucks
Hugh P. Hartley
Edward
Pendleton Event At Lamb Funeral Home And Community Gathering
Emma Kalb hosted a Thursday afternoon event at Lamb Funeral Home starting at 3 o'clock with a luncheon following a daylong Berean Sunday school meeting. Local residents from Uniontown and area attended with families. Mae Williams and others noted visiting relatives as part of Thanksgiving plans.
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Towa
Lamb Funeral Home
Emma‘ Kalb
Uniontown
Loreith
Mae Williams
Foward
Io Thesday
Pet Hin Aon
Bic Fisher
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