Repeal Vote Details and Red Cross Budget Notes
Kansas election figures show majority for repeal despite some voters abstaining on governor race. The report cites 425 more for prohibition than against and notes high interest in the issue. Bolivia’s president faces army setbacks, while the Red Cross fund outlines budgets and relief plans for next year focused on assisting families and sustaining public welfare efforts.
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Kansas
Goveror
Katsning
RED. Cross
The
Ans
Red Cross
Government relief prospects shift to local agency action
Authorities say private and government relief efforts must grow locally as relief costs rise. The United States sent notes on November 3 20 reminding war borrowers of their obligation and asking payment. None have signaled intent to send more than acknowledgment of receipt.
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United States
Balancing the federal budget dominates upcoming Congress
A Live Topic discusses that a balanced budget is not immediate and no plan exists, yet the economy cannot recover fully until finances are balanced. The state school fund commission reports only 1 percent of its $19.3 million bonds are in default, with $102,000 in principal and $15,000 in interest in default, settling prior commission disagreements over investments.
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Congress
State
Thanksgiving news and events in Old Home Town
Thanksgiving visits to Kansas City guests from Old Home Town include Mrs H B Bullene Mrs Arthur Weaver Mrs Harold Longenecker and Mrs Clayton Hackman. Learned family from Kansas City and Bartlesville spent the holiday at S Learned home before returning. Rosemary Ketcham of the University of fine arts suffers a broken arm in a fall and will be treated at Lawrence Memorial hospital. Prof A J Mix hosts a dance for about twenty couples with a two course supper. The first honorary chemical society for women at the University forms in the Chemistry building with Kaliom chapter of Iota Sigma Pi installation at Colonial tea room.
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Albert Learned
Kansas, City
Stanley Learned Jr
Bartlesville
Okla
The
S.’ Learned
Learned
Robert. Mason
Anna Lee
Prescott
Ariz
S. W. Atkinson
Louis Graveure
Robinson Gymnasium
Ketcham
Rosemary Ketcham
Desta W
School of Fine Arts
University
West 12Th Street
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
A. J. Mix
Colonial
Kaliom
Iota Sigma Pi
J. W. Murray
George Stratton
Notable Lawrence personality directs play rehearsals
Twenty five years ago on Friday November 10, Dr Frederick von Eeden conducted rehearsals for Ysbrand to be staged January 14 at Robinson gym. He collaborates with Dr J N Boodin Prof Whitcomb Gray Johnson and Gertrude Messler. Von Eeden departs for New York City en route to Holland. Dr D I Maggard of Wichita visits with F W Barteldes family then heads to Chicago to study eye ear and throat care and Vienna after. McClung did not reach Kansas University event as reports claimed.
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Lawrence
Frederick von Eeden
Ysbrand
An. Robinson Gymnasium
von Eeden
J. N. Boodin
Whitcomb
Gray
Johnson
Gertrude Messler
New York City
Holland
D. I. Maggard
Wichita
F. W. Barteldes
Chicago
Maggard
Vienna
McClung
C. E. McClung
Kansas Uni
Wedding attendance and football notes from Lawrence area
The item lists wedding plans for Miss Nita Constant and Paul Rankin in Ottawa and notes Kansas football interest with a Lawrence victory over Missouri and Beloit high school triumphs. It mentions Dr McClung missing a train, Mr Fowler moving to Ottawa, and local families visiting Kansas City.
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Versity
Des Moines
McClung
McGlung
J.T. Constant
Ottawa
Nita Constant
Paul Rankin
Rankin
Ft. Scott Republican
Kansas
C. B. Goodrich
San Diego
Cal
Fowler
Massachusetts Street
Flashes of Life From Small Towns Decorated for Thanksgiving
Patchy notes from Hamilton Montana Sharon and Onawa describe holiday meals and a train car crash aftermath as drivers escape injuries. A burglar returns stolen theater money after hearing a sermon topic. London gossip notes George Bernard Shaw and George V connections confuse wedding invitations.
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Onawa
Robert Oliver
Oliver
Tokyo seeks non menace policy in naval talks
Tokyo foreign minister Hirota told the diet that abolition of the present five to three naval ratio aims to establish the principle of non menace and non aggression. The report notes other brief items from around the world including Bolivian affairs in Paraguay and plans in Mexico.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Hirota
Diet
Japan
Li Paz
Louis
Sorzano
Salamanca
I Asuncion
Chaco
London
Duke of Kent
Princess Marina
Himley Hall
Earl of Dudley
Mexico
D. F
Lazara Cardenas
Abelardo Rodriguez
Rodriguez
England
United States
Refused An Operation Turns Down Amputation Fatal Chicago Fire Official
Chicago official Arthur Seyferlich died at 9 a.m. after refusing amputation of an infected leg. At 63 he had undergone two blood transfusions since he was warned last week he would die unless he allowed the procedure.
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Chicago
Arthur Seyferlich
Seyferlich
Stormy interview ends in threats and exile talk
Nicholas confronts Sir Seymour about public opinion and a scathing pressure to resign from the Royal United Arts. Seymour proposes exile to America or France, offering to cover legal costs if Nicholas abandons the Trench name. Nicholas rejects the plan and accuses Seymour of self interest.
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Alfie
Nicholas
Trench
Achoolfellow
Cresswell
G . Seymour
Canterbury
Lord Redland
The
Royal United Arts
Redlands
Board of Works
England
America
France
Seimidur
Weill
Richaman
Sound asleep by Mary Graham Bonner
A whimsical scene follows bears preparing for winter sleep. Willy Nilly and friends visit their cave, admire the cubs, and bid the bears good night. Honey Bear stirs, cubs murmur affection, and eventually all fall back asleep for the long winter.
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Mary
Graham Bonner
Rip
Willy Nilly
Honey Bear
Jelly Bear
Tom
What Causes Squint A Historical Medical View
An article reviews squint causes from 1728 onward, noting multiple etiologies. It highlights Dr Danlers work linking uncorrected refractive error to eye misalignment and discusses stereoscopic vision and accommodation convergence relations. The piece cites a study of 500 cases showing refractive error as a primary factor in about 12 percent.
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Danilers
Danders
Conder
Talks on Safety by F L Brown President Douglas County
A safety talk warns that overtaking at fifty mph on confined pavements is highly hazardous. The speaker outlines the risk when three cars travel at similar speeds and a front approaching vehicle blocks the pass. He emphasizes the danger of leftward highway positioning during passing maneuvers.
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Dy F. L. Brown
Douglas
Safaty Connell
Distance perception and safe driving rule changes
The article argues that many people lack depth perception, impairing distance and speed judgment. It warns that without tests, motorists cannot know their own fault, urges extra following distance, and stresses especially cautious overtaking at night with glare and braking distances.
Washington Daybook on Senate seating and party dynamics
Washington Daybook reports delays in lawmakers vacating office space after a November election, with Republicans retaining Senate seating until January 3, 1955. It notes Rush Holt, age 29, as West Virginia’s senator-elect, Norris advising he wait until age 30 to take credentials, and broader GOP opposition tactics in the House as Democratic solidarity faces possible defections.
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Washington
Senate
Capitol
West Virginia
Rush Holt
Henry D. Hatfield
George
Ris
Nebraska
Norris
Senate Judiciary ‘Committee
I Norris
Holt
House
Kansas News Briefs From Winfield and Kansas City
Winfield reports Mrs Max Skelton says her missing husband has been found at his parents in Berryville after two weeks away. Ack Skelton suffered a nervous breakdown according to his wife. In Wichita Howard Freeson urges county clubs to form chapters to back a Landon for President delegation to the Republican national convention. In Kansas City a hotel room body is identified as C B Burkhart, 54, a salesman from Atchison, found yesterday.
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Winfield
Max
Skelton
Berryville
Wichita
Howard Freeson
George .Gier
John
Albert
Grosdidier
Craig
Kah
G. Ostenberger
Charles Durr
Hopkins
Elvin Durr
Rol Lee
Gland
Landon
Charles
Lane
Don
Lawrence
Ernest. Price
Roy
Cramer
Thomas
Forges
Levi Woodward
George
A. C. James
L. G. Harris
Henry Schmit
Carl Wichman
Herman Wich
Man
Merrett. Musick
Tommy _Greenwood
Madison
Kathryn Rexroad
Green
Rexredd
Gage
Mary Kathryn
Earl Ott
John _ Ott
Donald Good
Chicago
Helen Mathia
Clifton James
Atlie Allen
James
E.” Hagerman
Fae of
Williams
Clarence James
Lawence
Henry Mathia
Ed. Burnell
Inclement Weather Delays Belleview Chapel Meetings
Bad roads and poor weather hindered chapel gatherings through the week. A special Friday service is planned with Rev Townsend of Topeka expected to lead. Rev Crane visited Bert Road. C E Wilson and Dick Nut tall Shrick homes noted this week.
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Townsend
Topeka
Crane\-hias
Bert
C. E. Wilson
Dick Nut Tall
Shrick
Panic and Puff Begin As Wind Howls Outside Cave
A fragmentary hometown page recounts social visits across nearby towns. Mrs. Clifford Ulrich hosts her mother Mrs. A J Swenson of Randolph Kansas. Sunday gatherings include extended family from Lawrence Topeka and Kansas City along with local residents. Observers note band concert attendance and various visits and travels.
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Clifford Ulrich
A. J. Swenson
Randolph
Kans
D. C
Clarence
Shirley Ann
Beverley
Mac
Eudora
Jessie Anderson
L. J. Shirok
C. C. Gerstenberger
Curtis’ Diedrich
Bill
Berthold Durr
Appleton
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Sheey
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Jayans
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Arthur Weaver
Harold Longenecker
Clayton Hackman
Kansas City
Claude “Callan
Ellen
Copsright
Publishera Syndicate
John Dolisi
Galveston
Dolisi
Casmire
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Abe
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Jennie B. Simons
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Washington Daybook
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DeSoto
Gus Bohn
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Sam
Roscoe
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Sayre
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Geveral
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Mathia
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Sybil Williams
Mildred Skinner
Ellis Jackson
Fred Gerstenberger
Farner's Union
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Wanda
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Gus Bohnsack
Emporia
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Fred Bartz
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Muzzy
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Joe Crane
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Arleta
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Weaver
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Cleo Ann
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Pfleger
Roy Cramer
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