Politics warming up on all fronts
Roosevelt and Landon pursued conferences before campaign pushing to front lines. Landon pressed immigration liberalization with Edwin Corsi and urged legal steps against lynching. Roosevelt returned to Washington after talks with labor leaders and supporters. Campaign sparring included criticism from Knox and Reed, with Kennedy endorsing Roosevelt and Ely attacking reformists.
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Puffy Encounters Whale in Ocean Drama
Puffy questions a whale about a smile or scowl, the whale growls and dives. John hopes the creature stays far away, as the scene unfolds in a tense moment at sea.
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Political clash over anti-monopoly capitalism in Idaho
Norman Thomas of the Socialist party condemned Senator Borah's anti monopoly capitalism as incapable of delivering freedom, peace and plenty at Pocatello Idaho. Earl Browder, recently jailed in Terre Haute, argued presidential candidates should spend 24 hours in jail to expand their sympathy.
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Terre Haute
City of Shenandoah splits into rival councils over backroom resignations
Shenandoah Pa Oct 5 Amid dual Republican and Democratic councils and police forces the city faces a court battle over whether Councilman Stanley Gravefsky could withdraw his resignation before a vote. The split arose from last November’s election and has left two parallel governments and crews operating independently. Democrats and Republicans both claim control while officials contest Gravefsky’s status and party alignments. The case heads to the Schuylkill court for a ruling expected soon.
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Schuylkill
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Clarence Reeves
Anthony Radzai
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Grayefsky
Joe Galitsky
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Gravefsky
Today’s Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mixed
Crossword puzzle text shows across and down clues with numerous garbled entries and partial terms including horse, island, dawn, boat, and various misread words. The fragment lists clues and distractors, with many OCR errors and inconsistent capitalization, spanning entries such as cover, inner paint, lake plain, Noah’s boat, and gods of war among others.
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Kansas Geological Survey completes summer map project
The Kansas Geological Survey finishes a comprehensive geological map of Kansas after field work by Dr. R. C. Moore M. K. Elias and J. M. Jewett. Additional summer studies cover ancient river alluvium in southwest Kansas Wellington formation rocks water resources and oil and gas field digests with cooperative work from U.S. Geological Survey and university staff. A guidebook was prepared and a four day Kansas geological tour led by the society visited Kansas City to Cottonwood Falls.
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M. K. Elias
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Moore
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W. A. Ver Wiebe
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Wellington
Norman W.plummer
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Landes
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Greenwood
State Geological Survey
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Kansas City
Cottonwood Falls
PLAN SECTION MEETINGS OF THREE SCHOOLS IN NOVEMBER
Prof Earnest Boyce of the University of Kansas announced tentative plans for the Nebraska Kansas section meeting of the Society for the Promotion of Engineering Education to be held at KU November 6 and 7. About 100 members of the engineering faculties of Kansas ...
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University of
Conference attendees eyed for Kansas Nebraska clash in Lincoln
In Topeka on October 6 committee chairs were named for the event with Prof. R W Warner handling dinner and luncheon and Prof F L Brown registration. Also named were Paul Stringham housing Mrs F A Russell women’s program and Prof J C Jones golf. Recent Kansas rains boost fall wheat pasture as planting resumes. 60 percent of west wheat crop complete while east remains slow and southeast and south central areas rely on pasture.
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Kansas State
R. W. Warner
F. L. Brown
Paul Stringham
F. A. Russell
J. C. Jones
Topeka
Kansas
Federal
Fire Prevention Week Message From Tucker Isms
The piece urges year round fire safety beyond Fire Prevention Week. It cites 1935 estimates of 10 000 lives lost and 248 763 856 in property damage, equating it to 1 95 per person in the United States. It praises Lawrence’s fire department under Chief Paul Ingels and stresses prevention.
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United States
Lawrence
Paul Ingels
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