Foreign bonds redeemed at par in big payoffs
New York Oct 1 AP holders of foreign bonds that would fetch 1 766 000 in open market can redeem them today for 3 550 000 under sinking fund provisions. Some holders with drawn numbers may redeem for two to five times their market value as bonds pay in gold dollars. Brazil's bonds retreated to par while redemption ends for an indefinite period. Poland and Prussia issues feature draws and market fragility, with Americans largely uninterested in this lottery style risk.
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Republic of Brazil
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Free State of
Prussia
Poland
London
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Lot
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Newkirk Trial Hears New Names in Quinn Case
Defense lawyers in the Earl Quinn murder trial called in two women, Mrs. Pearl Gibson and Alta Vallen, to name Amos Griffith and Jim Coleman as possible connections to the December killings of Jessie Griffin and Zexia Griffin near a main road south of Tonkawa. The state had kept much testimony from these witnesses. Coleman had been sought for questioning. Quinn’s team argued he was elsewhere on December 28.
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Oklo
Earl Quinn
Jessie Grifith
Zexia
Pearl Gibson
Alta Vallen
James Mathers
Amos Griffith
Jim Coleman
Gibson
Coleman
Quinn
Tonkawa
Slander suit dropped against Otto H. Kahn
New York October 1 AP The 500000 libel action by singer Lydia Lindgren against financier Otto H. Kahn was dismissed for lack of evidence. Lindgren claimed a 150000 trust fund and 3000 yearly income were promised to induce her to drop a suit against Mme. Julia Claussen, but the judge ruled the Lindgren Claussen suit fraudulent and dismissed this case.
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New York
Otto H. Kahn
Lydia Lindgren
Kahn
Miss Lindgren
Mme
Julia Claussen
Lindgren Claussen
Book Exchange Popular at Junior High Uses Profits
Two hundred forty five books passed through the junior high book exchange from September 7 to 15. Principal M. Hyde reports the student council oversaw sales totaling 135.25 with a five cent commission per book earning 22.50 to order magazines for classrooms. Helen Rice and Betty Raymond led the council.
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Popular Mechanics
St. Nicholas
Popular Science
John Martin
Helen Rice
Betty Raymond
Pastoral Letter Dismisses Present Economic System
Denver Oct 1 AP The fifteenth triennial convention of the Protestant Episcopal church adjourned after bishops read a pastoral letter declaring unemployment shows selfishness and urging business to serve humanity. The letter links financial questions to human relations and calls for morality amid societal confusion. The bishops and deputies also set Atlantic City as the 1934 convention site.
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House of
House of Bishops
James de Wolf Perry
Rhode Island
House of Deputies
Atlantic City
Detained in Florida in Collings Murder Probe
A father and son, L. D. Ritchie and William E. Ritchie, were detained in Daytona Beach for questioning in the Benjamin P. Collings murder case in Long Island. Police withheld details about yesterday’s interrogation while noting the pair previously lived in Connecticut and have ties to a man found dead near the Collings site. New York authorities suspect the slain man may be the "wounded man" mentioned by Mrs. Collings.
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Fla
Benjamin P. Collings
Long Island
New York
L. D. Ritchie
William BE
Ritchie
South Norwalk
Conn
Willam Smith
Long Island Sound
Collings
Smith
Raid Embassy Club Raids Hollywood Gambling Ring
Police raided the Embassy club in Hollywood late last night and seized gambling apparatus and liquor. Detectives arrested 145 men in evening dress after rooms were found rented to professional gamblers posing as a charity fund campaign for a one night gambling stand. No women were present.
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Hollywood
Cal
Embassy Club
Charles Hay
Twenty-Two Theaters Closed in Kansas City Dispute
Twenty two neighborhood movie houses shut down in Kansas City as owners and motion picture operators union clash over projection staffing. Union refused to accept single projector in booths. contract requiring two men expired September 1. Fox Friendly Group owned ten theaters, Hughes Franklin chain five, seven operated independently.
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Kansas City
Motion Picture Operators’ Union
Fox Friendly Group
Hughes Franklin
Protesting Longshoremen Walk Off Over Pay Cuts
About 3,000 longshoremen at Galveston Houston Texas City and Corpus Christi began a one day walkout protesting a proposed basic wage cut. Steamship companies loaded ships late, twelve ships sailed, two more loaded and ready. Steamship men warned they would hire non union workers to replace strikers if needed. A shipment of 4270 tons of sunflower seed oil from Odessa Ukraine arrived in New Orleans for use in food products and soap.
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Houston
City
Corpus Hsti
Odessa
Ukraine
New Orleans
Ten States Plan to Care for Own Unemployed
Washington reports Missouri joins ten states in pledging to handle their own unemployed this winter. Governor Caulfield said private effort strengthens communities as business leaders prepare proposals to address unemployment, with a central planning board favored to maintain employment through cycles.
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Caulfield
Rhode Island
Indiana
Michigan
Connecticut
Illinois
New York
Lifornia
West Virginia
Dela
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Henry I. Harriman
New England Power Association
Oil Men In Kansas Label Foreign Importers Treason
Wichita oil men at a mass meeting condemn oil importers as guilty of treason to American industry. They discuss reports of Romanian gasoline docking at Detroit and plan to press for an oil tariff and send copies of a resolution to U S senators, the national chamber, and New York chamber. Thurman Hill urges action to protect the oil industry and jobs.
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Wichita
Kan
Detroit
United States
Michigan
United States Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commercce
New York
Death ends recapture chase of Granite escapees
Oklahoma reform school break at Granite led to the recapture of nine of ten convicts. Beaver dies in penitentiary hospital from injuries in a Krebs car crash. Ernest Beaver, brother, hospitalizes in McAlester. Rufus Beaver held on a two year Pawnee county sentence for assisting escapes.
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Oklahoma Reformatory
Granite
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State’s Penitentiary Hospital
Krebs
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Rufus Beaver
Pawnee County
Break Auto Theft Ring in Seminole Oklahoma
A Kansas Oklahoma car theft ring roundup ended with the arrest of Edward Pritz, 18, Winfield Kansas, on federal charges after allegedly stealing three new cars in Seminole and selling them in Kansas. Police said Pritz claimed 15 to 20 other Oklahoma thefts were connected and other suspects were jailed in Arkansas City and Muskogee. A fire at 833 Massachusetts Street damaged a Chevrolet coupe, slight damage, with wiring blamed for the blaze.
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Edward Pritz
Winfield
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Atkins Banks
Pritz
Arkansas City
Kansas
Oklahoma
Massachusetts Street
Joe Grabskie
Mussolini Becomes Grandfather as Daughter's Child Born
Premier Mussolini of Italy became a grandfather when Countess Edda Ciato gave birth to a son in Shanghai. The child born to Edda and Count Galeazzo Ciano, the Italian consul general, marks the latest addition to the Dalmatian leader's family.
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Shanghai
China
Italy
Edda Ciato
Galeazzo Ciano
Lawrence Reading Club to Host 25th Birthday Luncheon
In celebration of its twenty fifth birthday the Lawrence Reading club will give a luncheon Tuesday at 1 o'clock at the Hotel Wood followed by an anniversary program. President Mrs Eva Oakes leads arrangements with assistants Mrs Walter Thiele Mrs J J Stereet and Mrs F H Kennedy.
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Lawrence Reading Club
Hotel Wood
Eva Oakes
Walter Thiele
J. J. Stereet
F. H. Kennedy
Miss Nancy Wilcox to go home from hospital Friday
Miss Nancy Wilcox who underwent an appendectomy at Memorial Hospital two weeks ago will be taken Friday to the home of her aunt Mrs R M Fitzpatrick.
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Nancy Wilcox
Memorial Hospital
R. M. Fitzpatrick
Oil clamp tight tightens Oklahoma City oil fields shutdowns
Oklahoma City under martial law oil field crackdown tightens production limits. Lieut. Col. Cicero S. Murray, enforcing Governor Mur ray's order, bars pumping at night and restricts Carr City field to three leases while exempting drilling. Officials demand reports from transporters and refineries to curb illegal output. Seminole area wells face immediate shutdown if next week reports fail to meet limits. Murray seeks to balance relief with a $1 per barrel price demand.
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Oklahoma
Cicero S. Murray
Hi Cousin
Wiliam H. Murray
Carr City
Col. Murray
Seminole
Murray
Altha Murray
Deaths and Funerals Thomas Grant Blackwell dies at 57
Thomas Grant Blackwell, 57, died early this morning at a local hospital. Surviving relatives include a son W. D. Blackwell of St. Louis and a daughter Mrs. George Docking of Lawrence. Funeral services set for 3 p.m. Friday at Welch Funeral Home in Fikeston with burial in Fikeston.
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W. D. Blackwell
St. Louis
George. Docking
Lawrence
Welch Funeral Home
Fikeston
Champion Beef for Sale and Wheat as Hog Feed Demonstrated
St Joseph Missouri October 1 AP The grand champion beef of the twelfth annual interstate Baby Beef and Pig Club show will be sold at auction this afternoon owner Fay Simmons Parnell Missouri The champion litter of fourteen Chester Whites exhibited by William Alexander Clarinda Iowa weighed 3155 pounds after 184 days from farrowing Wheat fed as main diet for the litter shown to prove wheat can rate with corn for weight gain in pigs
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St. Joseph
Fay Simmons
Parnell
Wiliam Alexander
Clarinda
Iowa
Lipton Ill After Severe Chill Forces Cancellation
Sir Thomas Lipton the British yachtsman aged eighty is reported very ill from a severe chill. He caught cold while motoring ten days ago and cannot sail for New York as planned. The passage has been cancelled according to his secretary. London. Oct 1 AP.
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London
Thomas Lipton
New York
KU Radio Series Presents Prof Mix Talk on England
University of Kansas professor A J Mix will discuss experiences studying in England on a Friday morning radio talk at 11 o clock as part of a series on An American Abroad. Subsequent talks in October and November cover The Psychology of Personalities with Prof R H Wheeler, exploring sources development and classroom discipline among other topics.
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University of Kansas Botany Department
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England
R. H. Wheeler
K. U
Kansas-Colorado
Ag- Ho Ho
Borah Approves Reduction Yet Critics Call It Too Great
President Hoover seeks naval cuts described as modest by Senate Foreign Relations Chair Borah who says he could go further. Borah backs the request while naval committee leaders oppose the reductions arguing they hinder fleet size and overall efficiency.
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Washington
Hoover
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
House
Troubled Indian He Ho Ho Faces Medical License Ruse
Ho Ho a Cherokee Indian from Oklahoma was acquitted in Winnebago county on a charge of practicing medicine without a license. His women patients crowded him with kisses money and cake as he left the court. He was later arrested in Stephenson county and jailed in Freeport before transfer. Chicago Mayor Cermak named Captain James P Allman new police commissioner succeeding John H Aleack.
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Ho Ho
Down
Oklahoma
Winnebago County
Stephenson County
Freeport
Chicago
Anton J. Cermak
James P. Allman
John H. Aleack
Varsity Showings and Local Legal Notices in City
Newsreels at the Varsity feature Kansas vs Colorado and Wicked with Elissa Lands and Victor McLaglen. Edwund Lowe stars in The Spider. Traffic charge defendants Scotty Meters and Jay Keys cited by Mayor Ellis, bond posted for appearance as inquiry into a murder continues. Chorus rehearsal set for Saturday. marriage license issued to Joseph Hamerickhouse and Grace L. Hoag.
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Elissa Lands
Victor McLaglen
Edwund Lowe
the Spider
Scotty Meters
Kansas City
Jay Keys
Independence
Kan
W. C. Ellis
William F. Russell
Alfred Lingle
Ninth Street
Massanne
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Alcock
L. H. Menger
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Grace L. Hoag
Topeka
Collins
Forbes in Washington Seeks Manchurian Peace Options
Washington reports Ambassador W. Cameron Forbes arrived from the west coast and was summoned by Secretary Stimson to confer on the Manchurian crisis. Forbes, lacking new facts, offered background as the two officials weighed whether further U.S. action could restore peace amid clashes near Mukden and Chinese demands for redress and troop withdrawal.
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Cameron Forbes
Japan
Stimson
Forbes
United States
State Department
China
Mukden
South Manchurian
Farm Outlook Meeting Draws 80 Farmers From 10 Counties
About eighty farmers from ten eastern Kansas counties attended the Ottawa farm outlook meeting held in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. H A Biskie organized the event, with I N Chapman and R M Green explaining the six to twelve month outlook. Counties represented included Anderson Coffey Douglas Franklin Johnson Linn Miami Osage Wyandotte, with similar meetings held in other cities statewide.
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Chamber of Commerce
Ottawa
Douglas County
H. A. Biskie
Franklin County
I. N. Chapman
R. M. Green
Agriculture Economic Department
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Anderson
Coffey
Douglas
Franklin
Johnson
Lynn
Lyons
Miami
Osage
Wyandotte
Crossword Puzzle Clues Day One Across and Down
A dense list of crossword clues covering across and down entries with numbers, including hints like mountain in Crete giver religious fear device for blowing bird of prey central part understand slang and more, plus a solution note from yesterday’s puzzle and a long set of numbered clues across various topics.
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Creta
Hold First Assembly Junior High Students Enjoyed a Program
The first all school assembly of the junior high was held in the senior high auditorium at 1 15 pm. The event featured group singing and entertainment with welcoming address by C E Birch superintendent. Honor awards were presented by M F Hyde principal with readings by Marcella Wolfson and Mary Virginia Johns.
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C. E. Birch
M. F. Hyde
Marcella Wolfson
Mary Virginia Johns
Cleo Cosley
Walton Ingham
Ethel Jean Melone
Film at Pinckney School Shows Telephone Use
A film titled Now You're Talking illustrating proper telephone use was shown at Pinckney School yesterday. It marked the first film shown to pupils in the new assembly room.
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Pinckney School
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