Daladier Seeks New Friendships After Czechoslovak Crisis
Paris reports the chamber of deputies approved Daladier’s foreign policy by 535 to 75 after defending the four power Munich pact. He urged France to seek renewed or new friendships with Germany and Italy while increasing armed forces as a peace guarantee.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Daladier
Munich
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Italy
France
Britain
Soviet
Russia
Nazi order bars Jewish doctors from German medical journals
Berlin October 4 Nazi commissioner for medical journalism barred Jewish doctors from publishing in German medical journals. The order requires doctors to subscribe only to foreign journals published and edited by Aryan publishers and Aryan doctors.
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Berlin
Earl Baldwin Defends Munich Pact and Pushes Stronger Defenses
Earl Baldwin in the House of Lords backed Chamberlain's Munich accord while urging stronger national defense. He praised the Berchtesgaden meetings, called for mobilizing industry if needed, and warned of Europe’s dangers, stressing unity across parties to secure defense and peace.
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Earl Baldwin
Chamberlain
Munich
London
Neville Chamberlain
Czechoslovakia
Baldwin
House of Lords
Berchtesgaden
Adolf Hitler
Edward VIII
Europe
Cubs and Yankees Aces Named For World Series Opener
Chicago Cubs name Bill Lee to start against New York Yankees ace Red Ruffing in the opener. Cubs also position Phil Cavarretta in right field and Frank Demaree moves to left field with Carl Reynolds in center. Weather forecast calls for no rain. near 66 tomorrow, cooler Thursday. Rep Guyer to formally open reelection campaign with an address at Douglas County Court House Thursday evening broadcast by WREN.
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Chicago
Bill Lee
Charlie Ruffing
Chicago Cubs
New York Yankees
Gabby Hartnett
Lee
Cubs
Joe McCarthy
Hartnett
Phil Cavarretta
J. R. Lloyd
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
U. S. Guyer
Douglas County Court House
Wren
Guyer
Lawrence
J. B. Wilson
Douglas County
War of Words Pause Sows Economic Hope
White House advisers say a halt to name calling between industry and labor factions could boost business when negotiators from both sides gather to resolve differences. In Prague, Premier Jan Syrovy reshuffles his cabinet to stabilize remaining Czechoslovakia. Moscow announces the USSR no longer regards itself as an ally of France.
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Eec
White House
London
GPX
Reuters
Prague
Jan Syrovy
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
le Journal de Moscou
France
Kansans Invited to Wichita Rally With Senator Van denberg
Republicans in Sedgwick County Kansas receive notice of a state wide rally in Wichita on October 11 hosted by the Abraham Lincoln Republican club. Sen Arthur H Van denberg of Indiana will speak and Clyde M Reed and state candidates are invited. Reservations via local headquarters by Saturday noon. Out of town seating arranged.
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Arthur H. Vandenberg
Indiana
W. D. Jochems
Abraham Lincoln
Republican Club
Sedgwick County
Kan
J. B. Wilson
Douglas County
Wichita
Congress
Senate
Clyde M. Reed
Stock Market Index and Repair Note
The index readings show 49.5 for the average of 60 stocks, repeating yesterday's level. A brief line notes washer repairing and mentions Green Bros and Fe.
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Green Bros
Training table to start tomorrow at Kansas
The training table plan for the Jayhawker football squad was approved Saturday by Big Six faculty representatives and will begin at the University of Kansas tomorrow. Gwinn Henry announced that meals will be served at 6:30 p.m. in a dining room section, with Hermina Zipple in charge of food services. The program has a $1,000 seasonal budget for meals and will feature substantial fare, likely including steak.
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University of Kansas
Gwinn Henry
Jayhawker
Hermina Zipple
University Food Services
Henry
Insurgents Advance as Japanese Report Forts Captured
In the Spanish civil war insurgents push through government hill positions in eastern Spain. Japanese claims say Penpehshan Forts on the Yangtze south bank near Hankow have fallen, about 90 miles below the provisional capital. Hongkong reports 20 Japanese transports off Formosa, likely bound for South China.
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Spain
China
Yangtze River
Hankow
Hongkong
Formosa
Railroads differ on last year’s average wages for workers
Washington reports railroad labor and management clash over whether the typical worker earned about 1778 or 1115 dollars last year. Both sides used government data to urge the emergency board amid a looming nationwide strike and cited hourly wage trends and payroll shifts through 1938.
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Washington
J. Elmer Monroe
Federal Railroad Retirement Board
Roosevelt
Monroe
Charles H. Hay
Hay
Officials Inspect Local Marijuana Crop in Lawrence vicinity
Jay Parker assistant attorney general and J L McCormick federal narcotics agent joined state officials in Lawrence to survey marijuana patches. Parker reported a patch near the city dump on East Eighth Street and another along the railway right of way near Reno in Leavenworth County. They spoke briefly with Jude Anderson Lawrence chief of police and did not disclose planned destruction steps.
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Jay Parker
J. L.mccormick
Wichita
Lawrence
Parker
Topeka
East Eighth Street
Reno
Leavenworth County
Jude Anderson
LaGuardia bets cigars on World Series outcome
Mayor Fiorella LaGuardia announced he will travel to Chicago for the opening World Series games and invite Chicago Mayor Edward J. Kelley to a wager of a box of good cigars against a box of stogies if the Yankees win the series. He plans to attend the first two games in Chicago and return for the third game at Yankee Stadium on Saturday.
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New York
Fiorella H LeGuardia
Chicago
Edward J. Kelley
Yankees
Cubs
LaGuardia
Yankee Stadium
Roosevelt Polls Push Popularity When He Fishes
New Brunswick New Jersey October 4 GP Dr George Gallup director of the American institute of public opinion reports Roosevelt gains in popularity when fishing and loses support when pushing legislation He says reelection to a third term is almost impossible based on nationwide polls and that the middle class and young voters hold the key to any Republican victory
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New Brunswick
N. J
Roosevelt
George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Republican Party
New Aid to Trees Uses Roof Water for Lawn and Elm Shade
H A Weaver after retiring to Lawrence built a home at 1700 Illinois street and devised a system to irrigate the elm trees by routing roof runoff into pits filled with crushed rock. Water seeps to tree roots with topsoil over the pits. Plans include porous drain tile to distribute runoff during heavy rain and drought watering through underground pipes. Weaver chose Lawrence for fond longtime ties and childhood memories of the town.
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H. A. Weaver
Kansas City Southern Railway
Lawrence
Illinois Street
Weaver
Topeka
Elks Lodge Opens Decorated Club Rooms With Dinner
Members of the Elks lodge will formally open their newly redecorated club rooms with a 6:30 p m dinner tonight followed by entertainment. Kansas City entertainers will perform after dinner as Yancy the exalted ruler says the event launches the season and reunites members who have not seen the club since last spring’s fire. The redecorating includes refurnished interiors and new bowling alleys.
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Elks Lodge
Kansas City
Yancy
Elks
Eight Die As Storm Whips British Isles
Wind gusts of up to 93 miles per hour raged across the British Isles causing eight deaths. A South London double-decker bus was crushed by a fallen tree injuring or killing passengers while rural accidents claimed the remaining lives. Telegraph and telephone lines were broken and small houses wrecked.
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London
British Isles
Line Foreman Electrocuted At Eureka Work Site
Roland R. Karns, line foreman from Eureka, died after an electric shock at work this morning. Officials from The Kansas Electric Power Company were notified. Ford Service, Hamilton 15 W. 9th Adv.
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Kansas Electric Power Company
Roland R. Karns
Eureka
Ford Service
Hamilton
CZECH CABINET OUT. SYROVY TO REMAIN PREMIER
Prague dispatch says General Jan Syrovy’s government has been renominated with Syrovy continuing as premier after Milan Hodza resigned during the Sudeten crisis. Reports note cabinet reorganization includes Slovak autonomy talks and a resignation by Germak.
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London
Reuters
Prague
Jan Syrovy
Syrovy
Milan Hodza
Germak
Cermak
Slovak People’s Party
Heat to shade off Topeka as heat record stands
A high pressure system moving east from Montana will ease Kansas heat but not drastically. Forecaster S D Flora notes highs may reach 85 to 90 tomorrow versus 90 to 95 today with Concordia and Phillipsburg tied at 96 degrees as the hottest spots in the nation.
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Topeka
Montana
Kansas
S. D. Flora
Flora
Concordia
Phillipsburg
Omaha
Phoenix
Ariz
Army traffic clash as Seventh Cavalry rolls toward Manhattan
Kansas City reports the Seventh Cavalry Brigade from Fort Knox will move 600 tanks armored cars and trucks over highways 24 and 40 from Kansas City to Lawrence and on to Manhattan. The column reaches the 24 40 junction northwest of Topeka by 11 a m Saturday risking heavy congestion for football fans headed to Washburn Kansas and Missouri Kansas State games. Capt Ed Wallace urged fans to reach the junction before 11 to avoid delays.
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Kansas City
Lawrence
Manhattan
United States Army
Seventh Cavalry
Fort Knox
Fort Riley
Kan
Army
Topeka
Ed Wallace
State Highway Patrol
French Language Roots in Latin Heritage
The French language chiefly derives from the vulgar Latin spoken by western provinces under Roman rule. It evolved through centuries of linguistic change shaped by regional dialects and subsequent cultural influences.
Guyer Opens Reelection Tour in Lawrence at 8:20 PM
G O P atmosphere representative Guyer begins his biennial campaign for reelection in Lawrence with a rally at the courthouse set for 8 20 p m The speech will be broadcast by WREN marking the campaign’s kickoff in the city.
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Guyer
Lawrence
Court House
Wren
Transfer of surplus distribution to Turner hall begins
Work to move federal surplus commodities from the courthouse to the old Turner hall at Ninth and Rhode Island streets has started and will finish this week. Cauliflower relief distribution from the courthouse basement will end soon as clothing and Red Cross offices relocate.
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Turner Hall
Ninth and
Rhode Island Streets
Court House
County Red Cross
Red. Cross
Farm Security Administration
Union Fight Ends as Four U A W Officers Reinstated
The United Auto Workers executive board welcomed back the four officers after CIO arbiters Sidney Hillman and Philip Murray ordered their reinstatement. The decision also urged immediate recognition of administrative authority within the union and cited rapid growth causing administrative problems and production stoppages.
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Washington
United Auto Workers
Ormdier
C.I.0
C.I.O
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Sidney Hillman
Philip Murray
Murray
Hillman
Richard T. Frankenstein
Ed Hall
Wyndham Mortimer
George F. Addes
Martin
Czech customers buy more U S goods in August 1938
The commerce department reported Czechoslovakia increased American purchases in August 1938 to 1.923 million dollars from 1.070 million the prior year, as the country faced potential Sudetenland transfer. Netherlands and Russia also raised purchases while Czech exports to the U S fell to 2.853 million from 3.767 million in August 1937.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Czechoslovakia
United States
Little Republic
Sudetenland
Germany
Netherlands
Russia
Landon to Speak at Bourbon County Young Republican Banquet
Alf M. Landon the Republican presidential candidate will speak at the Bourbon County Young Republican club banquet in Ft Scott Kansas next Monday night. The speech will be broadcast.
Local Industries Told To Buy Lawrence Made Goods
The Industrial committee of the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce hosts a noon luncheon at Hotel Eldridge to showcase four local industries. Speakers urge residents and merchants to buy Lawrence products, stressing local employment, plant visits, and strong community cooperation to boost the city’s economy.
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Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
Eldridge
C. G. Hesse
Lawrence Industries
John Brand
Iseodneed
Hesse
Columbus Foods Corporation
Will H. Pendleton
W. P Hartman
Columbus
Wis
Pendleton
Kansas Weather Forecast Report
Forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Wednesday with cooler air. Partly cloudy in Arkansas City Manhattan and Emporia tomorrow morning, clear elsewhere. dirt roads are good. Temperatures reference record shows yesterday high 81 and low 62 today.
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Kansas
Crereme
Arkansas City
Manhattan
Emporia
Nesters
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