Giants win world series showdown in eleven innings
Carl Hubbell earns the victory as the Giants top the Senators 2 to 1 in eleven innings. Blondy Ryan drives in the decisive run while hubbell escapes a bases loaded jam to seal the win before a crowd of 27,762 at Griffith Stadium.
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Seek Fugitive Trio Invasion Across Eastern Nebraska
Eastern Nebraska antivoetins search for three desperadoes Charleae Floyd Wilbur Underhill and Verne Miller. They seized a car after a collision near Plattsmouth and left behind weapons and gear while authorities chase in the wake of the escape attempt. A chaotic pursuit follows with reports of multiple license plates and continued sightings as officers broaden the manhunt.
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Roosevelt recalls crowds misled by Babe Ruth and Galli Curea
President Roosevelt described an incident when a large crowd gathered to hear him speak in 1920 but turned out to listen to Babe Ruth and the singer Gallio Curea in separate corners. He recounted meeting with baseball writers including Ruth and Walter Johnson at the White House and described the May be attending yesterday's world series and hoping to attend another.
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Johnson on Duty Faces Price Fixing and Coal Strife
Washington dispatch reports Hugh S. Johnson returning to work amid plans to approve the price stabilizing master code despite farm objections. He also seeks quick settlement in soft coal labor disputes, aims to restore thousands to work, and attends NRA events after hospital treatment. NRA statisticians foresee higher reemployment counts than last winter, possibly around 2,500,000.
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Hearing on disbarment proceedings for J R Stanley adjourned
Adjourned hearing on disbarment against J R Stanley of Kansas City Kan begins Monday at 9 am in the district court room here. W S Jenks of Ottawa named special commissioner to hear evidence and findings, with state prosecutor W Humphrey and T F Railsback guiding the state's case.
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Rites for Lewis and Sears set for Saturday
Funeral services are planned for L. N. Lewis and Gen. W. H. Sears, residents who died Thursday morning. Lewis will be buried at Oak Hill Cemetery after a home service at 10 a.m. conducted by Rev. Joseph King with pallbearers R G Rankin H B Bullen C E Friend Frank Banks Charles Elwell and Dr George Eserly. Sears will be honored at the Masonic Temple at 2 p.m. with Dr. W. L. Burdick delivering the address. burial follows at Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Radio Judge to Speak at First Methodist Church
Sundaimngs service will feature Judge Rolland Holland known as the North Side Police Court judge in Kansas City. A 30 minute daily broadcast of his court is noted for fairness and protecting home life for children. He will speak on humanity's problems in Chicago with a 15 minute church interview following. A 40 piece violin choir directed by Ednsh Hopkins opens with a 15 minute program and the Business News Gospel Chorus performs in the evening.
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J B Wilson Named Conciliation Commissioner in Douglas County
J B Wilson of Lawrence was named conciliation commissioner for Douglas County under the 1933 bankruptcy act amendment. Appointed August 23, he will direct steps to rearrange farm indebtedness to help farmers qualify for government loans.
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J B. Wilson
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Douglas
Strikers Back to Work in Kansas Miners’ Pact
About 140 miners at the Hume Sinclair coal pits near Pleasanton, Kansas, ended a strike by signing a new contract. The agreement sets a 40 hour week with overtime pay at time and a half, double time on Sundays, and a minimum daily wage of 3.28 dollars.
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Weather Report for Kansas Sees Fair Skies This Weekend
Kansas forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Saturday. Winds light from the east and southeast, with clear skies and some cloudiness in Dodge City and Wichita. Salina expects partly cloudy skies. Road conditions reported as good with dirt roads passable.
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Rome Loan Set-Up Fends Off Foreclosures
The Home Owners Loan Corporation reported its first six weeks of nationwide activity aimed at warding off foreclosures. Field reports show 12,793 homeowners spared, with $36,033,677 in loans approved. Average loan requested was $3,? The report notes 877 loans for waivers and 1,774 for mortgage reductions across 387 branches in 38 states.
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Home Owners Loan Corporation
State of
Tammany Hall Splits As McKee Gains Bronx Support
Reports claim Tam many Hall deserters back independent Democrat McKee for mayor as Bronx Joe McKee supporters break with the regular machine. Mayor O’Brien denies reprisals while Bronx leaders, Brooklyn clubs, and Manhattan figures tilt to McKee amid reorganization and patronage tensions.
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Missouri Valley Tuberculosis Association Meeting Report
The Missouri Valley Tuberculosis Association held a state meeting in Douglas to Kansas, with Dr. Frank Strong and Mrs. Aggie Eldridge reelected to the state board. Lawrence attendees included Dr. Strong, Mrs. Merle Colman, Miss Matie Neely, Mrs. Ed Anderson, and Miss Agnes Evans, who was named new chairwoman. The organization marked its thirteenth year and Dr. Strong retained free insurance as a member.
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Red Cross Board to Meet for Charity Event
A meeting of the Red Cross board is scheduled for this afternoon at 4:36. The Lawrence area is urged to attend. Information on Miller's Quit Business appears as a future item on the agenda.
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Disarmament Crisis Stages Critical Phase Cope
London reports Britain France Italy and the United States aiming for no German rearmament. A German spokesperson said Germany will not accept a trial period with continued armaments and seeks clear limits from other powers before full disarmament steps. Leaders in Geneva questioned Neurath about exact reductions, shaping the expected army and armament limitations.
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Oklahoma City Trial Update in Kelly Conspiracy Case
In Oklahoma City on October 6 a 12 year old girl and her father were asked to testify for the prosecution in the Kellys conspiracy case regarding the Charles Urachel matter. Federal agents met the girl at the train and she described the couple’s hideaway before the next morning’s arrest. If motions fail, seven defendants are to face trial on the conspiracy charges and related counts.
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Farley Appeals to Labor for Cooperation
Washington October 6 AP reports an appeal to workers to seek cooperation and recognize shared goals amid ongoing economic debates. The call highlights labor support as essential to national efforts and policy progress.
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University health drive expands tuberculosis screening for students
Dr Ralph Canuteson of the University of Kansas Health Service told the Missouri Valley Conference on Tuberculosis that the university now conducts tuberculin testing for students not suspected of TB, after previously limited chest exams. Of 300 students examined, 28.4 percent were X-rayed. four to seven active TB cases were found in the school year among 17 to 24 year olds. The program includes freshman routine exams, interviews, and dispensary consultations, with 2738 medical calls and 3850 diagnoses in the past year.
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University of Kansas Health Service
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Watkins Memorial Hospital
Emily Pelts
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Iganatera
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Trade pace slackens a bit in New York area
The weekly trade pace from the Bana & Bradstreet, Inc. reports a tentative easing across production and distribution centers. Manufacturing operations faced longer lasting weak conditions, with a broader downturn noted as the cycle shows signs of moderation. Farn Vat advertised a quit business sale with bargain prices.
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Bana & Bradstreet, Inc
Kansas Fans Rally Ahead of Notre Dame Clash in South Bend
Kansas fans prepared for the Notre Dame game at Memorial Stadium as the Jayhawks, 26 players and four coaches, head to South Bend aboard the Rock Island train. WREN will broadcast play by play after the world series, with campus rallies and a 5:30 dinner for students to attend.
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