Hitler leads occupation of Sudetenland in triumph
Adolf Hitler personally assumed power over the Sudetenland in a military procession proclaiming the land as part of the Reich. Konrad Henlein handed the territory to him at Wildenau as troops moved in and crowds cheered through Asch and Eger. Hitler spoke from Eger and prepared for plebiscite-era steps while promises of guardianship for Sudeten Germans were issued.
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Sudetenland
Adolf Hitler
Wildenau
Konrad Henlein
Eger
Germany
Hitler
Henlein
Walther von Reighenau
Army Corps
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Heinrich Himmiler
Frau Henlein
Greater
Thefuehrer
Fuehrer
Sudeten German “Free Corps
Konrad Mhenlein
Sudeten
Asch-Eger
Walter von Reichenau
Asch-Ever
Asch
Bad Elstec
Franksenbad
Asch Free Territory
Sudetens
Sudeten Party
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Goering
Jto Eger
Asch-Eiger
Munich
Czechoslovak Sudetenland
Wildstein
Graslitz
Falkenau
Elbogen
Berlin
Chamberlain Defends Munich Settlement Amid Opposition Attacks
London Oct 3 Prime Minister Chamberlain praised President Roosevelt for shaping the Munich four power pact and credited Mussolini and Ciano for aiding negotiations. He announced a 50 million pound loan to dismembered Czechoslovakia and pledged further aid, urging active steps toward lasting peace despite opposition criticism.
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London
Chamberlain
Roosevelt
Europe
House of Commons
Czechoslovakia
Hitler
Mussolini
Germany
Count Ciano
Galeazzo
Ciano
Munich
Daladier
France
Prague
Gadis
Duff Cooper
Clement R. Attlee
Buddy Rogers Hurt in Automobile Accident Near Columbus
Buddy Rogers husband of Mary Pickford suffered a sprained right shoulder in an automobile crash near Columbus. Ben Feaman and Jack Henderson were also injured. Rogers and Feaman were taken to a hospital after the curve mishap that struck a utility pole. Henderson was treated but not admitted.
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Columbus
Buddy Rogers
Mary Pickford
Rogers
Ben Feaman
Brooklyn
N. Y
Feaman
Jack
Henderson
Garfield
N. J
Fremont
Port Columbus
Don Cook
Ross McKee
Delaware
Miss Pickford
New York
Kansas City
Bert Rogers
Buddy
Henry is Speaker at Rotary on KU Football and Parks Report
Gwinn Henry athletic director of the University of Kansas spoke to Lawrence Rotary about KU football after a tough South Bend trip. He praised the team’s grit and noted Notre Dame’s advantages and breaks. The meeting also reviewed a parks report and mentioned future inter-city Rotary events and planned speakers.
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K. U
South Bend
Notre Dame
Lawrence
Gwinn Henry
Rotary
Henry
Okeh
R. O. Burrett
Clinton Park
Bob Manley
Central Park
Rotary Club of
Atchison
Lawrence Rotarians
Anns
Valley Falls
Robert McNair Davis
University of Kansas
Forrest CL Allen
March to Fort Riley begins 7th Cavalry mobile drill
Fort Knox sent 2100 soldiers and 600 modern fighting vehicles on a five day 750 mile march to Fort Riley Kansas. Col Charles L Scott commanded the units with Maj Gen Daniel Van Voorhis taking command of the 5th corps area at Fort Hayes.
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Fort Knox
Fort Riley
Kan
7Th Cavalry Brigade
Kansas
Charles L. Scott
Daniel van Voorhis
5Th Corps
Fort Hayes
van Voorhis
Owensboro
Evansville
Ind
7Th Cavalry
Second Corps
Midwest
Lawrence Named Stop On Trial Air Mail Feeder Route
Lawrence is designated as a stop on a trial air mail feeder line from Kansas City to Denver for the national feeder conference. The Beechcraft plane, piloted by Art Borne and Walter Beech, will run Oct 6 to 8 with westbound departures at 8 22 a m and eastbound at 5 18 p m. Freight rates apply and Postmaster Roger M Williams will attend the Kansas City conference.
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Lawrence
Kansas City
National Airmail
Denver
Art Borne
Walter Beech
Roger M. Williams
Tiberias Attacked in Palestine Riots. Dozens Dead
In Tiberias, Palestine, today Nineteen Jews were killed and several injured as Arab rebels attacked from hills near the Sea of Galilee. Fires burned the synagogue and offices as troops, police, and air support hunted insurgents across the Galilee. At least 38 killed in today’s outbreaks, with total deaths rising to 106 since Saturday.
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Palestine
Tiberias
Sea of Galillee
Trans
Galillee
Holy Land
Jaffa
Treasury reports first quarter deficit tops seven hundred million
The Treasury announced a first quarter deficit of 700 million plus dollars for the fiscal year starting July 1. Expenditures under emergency spending reached about 2.21 billion while receipts totaled 1.51 billion. WPA costs rose sharply with more than 3.1 million recipients, and the debt climbed to a record around 38.41 billion.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Congress
Relief Agency
Lawrence Chamber to showcase local industries display
Four Lawrence industries will display wares at the biweekly Lawrence Chamber of Commerce meeting in the Eldridge hotel grill room tomorrow at 12 20. The industrial committee chairman C G Hesse will lead interviews with industry spokesmen. Industries include baking firms Moll s Brinkman s Drake s Zephyr soda bottlers Nehi Dr Pepper Columbus Foods Lawrence Paper. Reservations via Chamber at 485. All are invited.
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Lawrence
Eldridge
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Industrial Committee
The
Chamber of Commerce
C. G. Hesse
Moll’s Bakery
Hitler's Troops Seize Arms in Sudeten Clash
In Falkenau Czechoslovakia an SS advance guard surrounded about 500 Czechoslovak soldiers, threatened them with machine gun fire, and seized arms and cars. The prisoners were released after protests from local authorities prompted Prague to lodge official protests with Berlin and the international commission.
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Falkenau
Czechoslovakia
International Military Commission
Sudeten Zone
Prague
Berlin
International Commission
Lost flying boat believed missing over West Africa
Lufthansa officials say a trans Atlantic flying boat overdue from Brazil to Bathurst in the Gambia is lost. A mail bag and two fuselage wood fragments were found about 25 miles off Bathurst. The report follows a separate note on local implications in Pittsburgh.
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Berlin
Lufthansa
Brazil
Bathurst
Gambia
Virginian Pi-Richard Crane Killed in Hunting Accident
Pi Richardson Crane 56 former United States minister to Czechoslovakia and a Virginia social figure was killed in an accidental shooting while hunting in Richmond on October 3. He died from a gun mishap involving his own firearm.
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Richmond
Pi—Richard Crane
Westover
United States
Czechoslovakia
Virginia
Appeals of 4 Election Workers Are Dismissed
The U S circuit court of appeals in Kansas City dismissed the appeals of four election workers convicted of vote fraud conspiracy tied to the 1936 election scandals. The four defendants were James Callahan Frank Geier James Carter and Mike Cummings all Democratic officials with sentences ranging from two to four years. The court also set October 24 to rule on Mrs Frances S Ryan and reset eight other cases.
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Kansas City
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
James Callahan
Frank Geier
James Carter
Mike Cummings
Frances S. Ryan
T. J. Pendergast Democratic
Franco Praises Il Duce At Munich Accord Ceremony
In Burgos Franco lauded Mussolini saying the Italian leader saved the world from bolshevism by his role in the four power Munich pact, likening it to his actions in Spain. The praise came during a commemoration of Franco's accession to chief of state in insurgent Spain.
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Burgos
Spain
Francisco Franco
Mussolini
Italy
Munich
Wellington Infant Dies In Auto Crash Near Wellington
Bobby Gene Allen six months old was killed and his parents severely injured in an automobile collision near Wellington on a Saturday. Mrs Clark Allen 19 was critically injured and Mr Allen had a lacerated arm. Maurice Leonard and his wife, neighbors in the other car, escaped with minor injuries.
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Wellington
Kan
Bobby Gene Allen
Clark Allen
Allen
Maurice Leonard
Clarks
Unemployed Men Enter London Show With Flowers
Unemployed men staged a notable outdoor flower display at the London Allotments and Gardens Show exhibition and also won prizes for vegetables. A classified ad offers extra furniture for cash via phone 22 for an Ad-Taker.
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London Allotments and Gardens Show Society
Umpires Named for World Series Yankees Cubs
Chicago October 3 P K M Landis high commissioner of baseball announced the umpires for the pending world series between the New York Yankees and the Chicago Cubs. Louis C Kolls Cal Hubbard will call them for the American league and Charles B Moran John William Sears for the National league. The Cubs, champions of the National league, voted to place their world series spoils into 26 shares.
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Chicago
K. M. Landis
New York Yankees
Chicago Cubs
Louis C. Kolls
Cal Hubbard
Charles B. Moran
John William Sears
Charlie Grimm
Railroad Brotherhood Oppose Proposed Wage Cut
Washington October 3. Up counsel for railroad brotherhoods argued that rising business shows no need for the 15 percent pay cut proposed by carriers.
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Washington
Training table approved for Kansas football at KU
Kansas University director of athletics Gwinn Henry announced an evening training table for football players is approved for Big Six schools. The plan caps per-school spending at 1000 dollars per season and designates meals after practice, not football instruction, with KU planning to start soon at the Union on Mount Oread.
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Gwinn Henry
University of Kansas
Kansas
Notre Dame
Mount Oread
W. W. Davis
University of Kansas Athletic Board
Dr. Davis
Columbia
Davis
Adrian Lindsey
Lindsey
K. U
Lawrence
Average of Sixty Stocks Dips to 49.5 Points
The average of sixty stocks falls to 49.5 with trading muted as markets hold early gains. Investors watch for weekend developments and potential shifts in sector leadership.
Pittsburgh Fans in Gloom After Defeat
Pittsburgh on October 3 faced deep gloom as the Pirates collapse spread through hotels barber shops and offices. Sam Watters vice president said 170000 applications for World Series seats would be returned in a few days. The club had enlarged the press box and prepared bleachers for Forbes Field.
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Pittsburgh
Chamber of Commerce “Victory
Jury Panel Drawn for Douglas County November Term
The 36 jurors for the Douglas County district court November term were drawn this morning. Most reside in Lawrence with the term opening November 7 and jurors reporting November 14 due to election and Armistice Day.名单 includes George Breithaupt Edgerton Ray Jameson Walter Starling and many more from Lawrence Baldwin and nearby areas.
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Douglas County District Court
Lawrence
Means
Don Hults
Milton Beach
Fred Vogler
T. R. Gerhart
George R. Breithaupt
Edgerton
Ray Jameson
Vinland
Walter Starling
Illinois Street
William Underwood, Jr
Louisiana Street
C. W. Lescher
East Thirteenth Street
Albert Hildenbrand
Lecompon Charles Detwiler
Baldwin
J. W. Dailey
A. H. Dyer
Pennsylvania Street
W. O. Brownlee
Winona Street
John Boland
Joe Miller
Lincoln Street
Roy Stecker
Edwin Fritz
Vermont
Fred S. Montgomery
Rhode Island
Myron Dicker
Charles Spray
W. Farmer
North Seventh
Y J. F. Stubeck
New Hampshire
Otto Luckan
Everett Lee
Mississippi Street
RE. M. Albrecht
Maine Street
Uester Churchbaugh
A John Daggett
J. R. West
New Hampshire Street
Jacob D. Zwicky
Walnut Street
L. A. Bearman
E.T. Arnold
Tennessee Street
Paul E. Bratton
Murray E. Bond
William Cain
Elm Street
Kelly
E. L. Ince
H. A. Schleifer
Massachusetts Street
T. G. Elliott
North Eighth Street
Toscanini Detained? Italian Interior Says No Liberty Restriction
Rome reports the interior ministry stated no measure to restrict Arturo Toscanini's personal liberty as he planned to depart for the United States. The ministry did not comment on his passport status, while Milan police declined to confirm passport reports. His family says he is in Milan. Cremona's Regime Fascista criticized him for a Lucerne concert benefiting Jewish refugee relief.
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Rome
Ministry of the Interior
Arturo
Toscanini
United States
Milan
Cremona
Fascista
Lucerne
Little World Series Blues vs Newark In Night Game
Kansas City Blues travel to Newark New Jersey for a night game in the Little World Series. The matchup highlights a marquee early season clash with both teams aiming to gain momentum.
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Kansas City Blues
Newark
N. J
Cubs Return With NL Pennant Amid Jubilant Parade
Chicago homecoming follows clinching the National League title in St Louis. Players dash in on a special train after parade plans at Wrigley Field, eyeing a World Series start against the New York Yankees. Hartnett observes as team bets on breaks and scouting Yankee strengths.
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Hartnett’s Honeys
Wrigley Field
St. Louis
New York Yankees
Hartnett
Cubs
Yankees
Tex Carleton
Tony Lazzeri
Tony
Joe Gordon
Farm Bureau Women Plan Douglas County Achievement Day
The Farm Bureau women of Douglas county schedule their annual Achievement Day on Friday October 7 at the I O O P hall at Highth and Vermont streets. The event includes a style revue by Lora Hilyard Kansas State College extension clothing specialist and exhibits across units with prizes in the Ball Brothers and Kerr contests for canned goods and dress related displays.
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Farm Bureau
Douglas County
Highth
Vermont
Lora Hilyard
Kansas State College-Extension
Warmth to Continue Across Kansas Early Week
Topeka reports abnormally warm weather with little rainfall aiding late maturing crops. St Flora, federal meteorologist, says 85 to 90 degree highs expected tomorrow after a warm weekend with no rain. Phillipsburg hit 98 degrees, a state and national high. Skies clear across most of the state. minimums 50 to 64 tonight, 60 to 64 in east, south.
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Topeka
Kanesas
St. Flora
Sai
Phillipsburg
Morrow
Flora
Fire Prevention Week Observed Schedule Outlined in Lawrence
The Lawrence executive committee outlined Fire Prevention Week activities for October 9 to 15. Claude L. Scott chairs the prevention committee and local board of fire underwriters, with Paul Ingels fire chief and C E Birch city schools officials among members. The group will follow National Fire Waste Council guidelines allied with the United States.
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Lawrence
Claude L. Scott
Board of Fire Underwriters
Paul Ingels
C. EB. Birch
Neal M. Wherry
Earnest Boyce
Boy Scout Council
George Hedrick
Chamber of Commerce
National Fire Waste Council
United States Chamber of Commerce
Turkish Mint to Issue Ataturk Medals on Republic Day
The Turkish mint will issue gold silver and bronze medals bearing President Kemal Ataturk to mark the 15th anniversary of the Turkish republic on October 29.
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Ankara
Kemal Ataturk
Weather forecast for Kansas with cooler Tuesday
Kansas forecast shows fair skies tonight and Tuesday with cooler conditions in the north central area. Morning outlook calls for generally clear weather and good dirt roads. Edward Gas Office Record lists 7 p.m. yesterday and 7 a.m. today temperatures with a high yesterday and a low today.
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Kansas
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Bulkley
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C. F. O’bryon
Franco
IL Duce
Green Bros, Ve
Ford Service
Hamilton
Union
Wikapera
Deny Toscanini
Gabrre
Farm Bureaus
Women of
Miss Hilyard
Pleasant Valley
Valley Chapel
Oak Ridge
Riverside
Wilson Counts
Ball Brothers
Owen ,Mitchell
Charles Banning
C. E. Dunnegan
Emma Nelder
Vernon Garrett
Katherine Toms
Merry Holliday
Willis Colman
Chet Mitchell
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