Oklahoma oil shutdown tests Murray sovereignty
Oklahoma City October 7 AP Governor William Henry Murray concentrates on oil industry troubles as foes seek federal injunction to stop his martial edict shutting Oklahoma's flush oil pools. He asserts the sovereign state resists inferior federal courts while oil men push for reopening at around 70 cents a barrel. A petition for injunction names the governor and aides. a secret meeting of 14 top oil company reps occurred with no public statement.
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Oklahoma City
William Henry Murray
Oklahoma
Murray
Frank Russell
Russell Petroleum Corporation
Bussell
Charles F. Barrett
National Guard
Cicero S. Murray
Cicero Murray
Topeka meeting on unemployment committee formed
Wr Spalding Lawrence Chamber of Commerce secretary George Hedrick and Dean F T Stockton University of Kansas business school traveled to Topeka for Governor Woodring's unemployment committee first meeting. Committee includes state city reps with Harry Darby Jr of Kansas City as chairman. Plans for relief of the unemployed expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wr. Spalding
George Hedrick
Chamber of Commerce
F. T. Stockton
School of Business
Topeka
Harry Woodring
Harry Darby
Kansas City
Spalding
Hedrick
Lawrence
Dean Stockton
Celebration for Editor Aids in Planning Jubilees Event
Howard Kansas October 7 AP F C Flory longtime rival publisher assists in arranging a golden jubilee for Thomas E Thompson marking his fiftieth year as editor of the Howard Courant The Third District Republican Publishers Association organized the event inviting all Democratic or independent newspaper men in the district to participate Flory a Democrat publishes the Citizen urged Kansas newspaper men to send their acceptance to him
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Howard
Kan
F. C. Flory
Thomas E. Thompson
Howard Courant
Republican Publishers Association
Flory
Citizen
Students Wear Overalls at Bensonville High
Bensonville Illinois October 7 AP one hundred fifty boys at Bensonville high school came to class in overalls. A movement leader cited the depression as the reason they wear them to save pants while a student arriving without overalls was relieved of his trousers and warned to adopt the garb before returning to class.
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Bensonville
Ill
Tne
Bensonville High School
Doctor to Leave Memorial Hospital Soon
Dr. A. J. Anderson, who has been confined to Memorial hospital after an appendicitis operation about three weeks ago, will be taken to his home on Vermont street late this evening. His condition has greatly improved and he has been able to sit up twice daily in recent days.
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A. J. Anderson
Memorial Hospital
Tit Vermont Street
Anderson
Radio Schedule Fragment Early Oct Listings
A fragmented OCR listing multiple radio programs and times from stations including KFRU KFRE and RFKU. Entries feature orchestras, choirs, and variety acts such as Jane Frohman Amos n Andy and Dixie Spiritual Singers with scattered program names and times for Thursday October 8.
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RFKU
Mona Motor Orchestra
Rochester Civic Orchestra
Ciara
Amos ‘N' Andy
Russ Columbo
Croster
Jane Frohman
KFRU
National Farm and Home Hour
KFRE
Dixie Spiritual Singers
Ooo
Kck Lucas
Maxwell House
Clara
Mildrede
Poultry Association Supper Meeting Features Musical Program
Kaw Valley Poultry Association held a 7 o'clock supper meeting in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. About eighty attended. After a brief business session Mrs A C Nichols orchestra performed, Miss Aimee Piper sang, and Mrs May Seetin with Sam Seetin sang a duet. Lawrence High School vocational agriculture students presented a parasite control demonstration directed by W R Essick.
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Kaw Valley Poultry Association
Chamber of Commerce
Mrs
A. C. Nichols
Aimee Piper
May Seetin
Sam Seetin
Lawrence High School
W. R. Essick
Rare Grylloblattidae Insects Found By Kansas University Party
A University of Kansas zoology team led by Prof. R H Beamer collected about 50 000 insects during a 10 week expedition in Oregon beneath mountain snow lines. They found rare wingless Grylloblattidae, about half the size of common crickets, living under loose rocks. The specimens died within minutes of removal from habitat.
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University Kansas
R. H. Beamer
Department of Zoology
Kansas
Oregon
Leavenworth Board Abolishes Truant Officer Post
Leavenworth school board abolished the truant officer position after the death of William Hildebrant who served over 20 years, saying the move aimed to reduce expenses. About 20 applicants sought the job.
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Leavenworth
William Hildebrant
Local Happenings in Clearfield and Surrounding Areas
Social visits and weekend gatherings dominate the report with multiple calls and drop-ins. Families such as Breithaupt, Brecheisen, and Selzer are noted visiting relatives and attending the Vinland fair, while prize winners at the prior event include Breithaupts and Meeder.
Controlled Roasting by Hills Bros Coffee Ad
A vintage Hills Bros advertisement extols Controlled Roasting as the only method for even continuous roasting. It promises flawless flavor, unvarying quality, and freshness by vacuum cans, urging readers to buy Hills Bros coffee in air free packaging with the Arab trademark.
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Hills Bros
Hills. Bros. Coffee
Hills Bros. Coffee
Hills Bros. Coffee, Inc
Kansas
City
Missouri
Social notes from Lone Star families and friends
A busy week of visits and gatherings in Lone Star highlights include Mr. and Mrs. Gottlieb Nieder hosting Mrs. Lon Childs and family, numerous dinners with Flory and Ulrich households, and hospital news as Henry Johnson’s condition prompted a family trip to Kansas City. Neighborhoods from Lawrence to Baldwin share greetings, telephone lines extend south of Lone Star, and Ladies Aids plan a Friday evening taffy pull on October 9.
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Gottlieb Nieder
John David
iMrs
Lon Childs
Donald and
Cyrus Anderson
Kaffir
J. D. Flory
Arthur Longfellow
Donald ‘Ander ‘Son
Johnny Johnson
Ikenberry
Lois Flory
Leo Per
Hos Cital
Lloyd Tory
Gordon Trottpital
Kansas City
Kan
Virgil Flory
Henry Johnson
Clara Darnell
Thelma
Moore
Harold Herrall
Kan- Johnson
Sas
Donald
A Iderson
Frank Johnson
William Johnson
Perle Johnson
Alice
Cecil
Raymond
Melvin
Morris Ewing
Austin Flory
Eldon Ulrich
Lawrence
Esther
Margin Lend Home
Frank Flory
Marvin ‘Bonds
J. E. Smith
B. E. Flory
W. Garbutt
W. H. Ulrich
Fred Flory
Lone Star
Ladies’ Aid
Weybright
Childs
Belleview and Vicinity Sunday Dinner Guests Attend Willard Program
Mr and Mrs James Shirck Vir ad Gladys Mr and Mrs Diedrich were Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs E Forsythe and Margaret Pearl Houser Mrs Dora rs H Garrett and Mrs he attended the Frances Willard program at the Eudora high school on Monday afternoon Mr and Mrs Charles Ott from Mo spent the past week with his mother and father Mr and Mrs George Ott sr and other relatives Miss Geneva and Clifton James motored to Dunican Mo Friday
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Clifford Ulrich
Eudora
Lillie Ulrich
Elda Weybricht
Lawrence
Robert Flory
Salina
Fox
Pauline Ikenberry
George Tuttle
Everet
Harold
Warrensburg
Wallace
Tuttle
James Shirck
Virad Gladys
Diedrich
E. Forsythe
Margaret
Pearl Houser
Dorars
H. Garrett
Frances Willard
Eudoras High School
Charles Ott
George Ott
Miss Geneva
Clifton James
Local Social Notes and Visits Highlight Week
Morning visits with Mr and Mrs Ed Allan and Alberta Hadl's Friday night with Ettabell Cooper are noted. Sunday guests included Clarence Crane family at Pleasant Grove. Mary Crane and baby Evan Arthur returned from hospital. Doreus Sunday school class met with Mary Ott. Attendees listed. Ethel Crane visited from Olathe and Jessie Anderson shows improvement after illness. Maude Ott aided Louis Pflager with pear canning. Family gatherings of A L Haat Oscar Leonard and Mabel noted.
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Ed Allan
Alberta Hadl
Ettabell Cooper
Clarence Crane
James
Orvil
Oscar Crane
Pleasant Grove
Mary Crane
Evan Arthur
Doreus
Mary Ott
Anna
Josephine Gilmore
Nyda Hughes
W. A. Fuller
Minnie McCrea
Rapier
Devoe Koehler
Christina Eisele
Terrell
Homer White
Houser
Mirs. Cox
George Ott
Alma Hughes
Rosenall
George Ott, Jr
Marie Howard
Clara Kendall
Ethel Crane
Olathe
Jessie Anderson
Maude Ott
Louis Pflager
A. L. Haat
Oscar
Leonard
Mabel
Local Social Roundup at Forest Lake and Nearby Homes
Community brief notes show Mr. and Mrs. John Bryant and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wolf with children at Forest Lake. Harold White of Franklin visited Tommie Akin and Ronnie Rea dropped by Bellview School. Mrs. J J Dwyer spent a day with sister Mrs Hadl and family, De Lores Hadi brought home. Lew Shucks and friends hosted Friday evening with Skinner family. Wittney aided the Olsen brothers with silo filling on Friday.
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Forest Lake
John Bryant
Robert Wolf
Harold White
Franklin
Tommie Akin
Ronnie Rea
Bellview
J. J. Dwyer
Mrs. Hadl
Delores Hadi
Lew Shuck
Mrs . Skinner
Cocaine McTaggert
Raymey
Wittney
Olsen Brothers
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