Kansas and Iowa State battle to scoreless halftime
In a Big Six opener Kansas and Iowa State are 0 to 0 at the half after a rough first two quarters marked by fumbles and punting duels. Kansas led in some stats but relied on stalled drives as Iowa State defense clamped down and began to click offensively.
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Kansas
Bliss
Chitwood
Mickelson Merkel
Mueller
Massare
West
Perce
Smith
Sihlanick
Moody
Holloway
Boswell
Jenko
Wallace Nullivant
Griswold
Bukato
Winsel Amerine C. Osborne
Hall
William Day
Nebraska
Jack Crangle
Missouri
Earl Johnson
Doane
Gene Kemper
Lake Forest
K. U
Iowa State
Wallace
Jayhawk
Bukaty
Pierce
Jayhawker
Towa State
Lange
Osborne
Dick Amerine
Amerine
Bukary
Cyclones
Osborne Tide
Ceath
Vostlin
Renko
Dakaty
Hounds
Ulace
Walhit
Iowa
Towa
Wansas
Atenke
Bowie State
Jay Kern
Crowell
Ulrich
Birkaty
Walace
Williee
Jase
Nifda
Osaind
Jack
Purner
Wnatéas Tine
Walace Funvihed
Jaywhawker
Pecoverel
Ttukaty
Sullivant
Att
Badkkaty
Morris
Butt
Town
Wangsas
Follows State
Lechtenberg
J. Jor
Bowers
Seaburs
Amerineg
Con Lewis
Dake Fry
Watasas
Ivuisas
Seahburg
Iewa
Seaburg
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Lechtenberr
Fry
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Pukaty
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Pry
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Saralena Sherman
Topeka
K. U. Band
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Burlingame
Wyandotte
North Kansas City
Sabetha
Cameron, Mo
Yates Center
Effingham
Millville
Lawrence
Shawnee Mission
Garnett
Oskaloosa
Army Mass Maneuvers Planned At Fort Benning This Winter
The army high command ordered the largest post World War I concentration for mass maneuvers at Fort Benning Georgia this winter. The War Department also signaled expansion toward a full peace time strength of 280 900 subject to congressional approval.
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Washington
Army High Command
Fort Benning
War Department
Congress
Seezle
Foreign Sub Sighted Off Miami Reported by White House
Hyde Park Oct. 7 The temporary White House announced a foreign submarine was sighted yesterday about 15 miles from Miami Florida. The nationality and sighting method were not disclosed. The craft appeared within the neutrality zone established by a recent regional declaration. The report follows Roosevelt disclosures of a submarine near Alaska and off Boston.
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White House
Miami
Hyde Park
N.Y
Fla
William Hassett
Mr. Roosevelt
Alaska
Boston
Classified ad offer promotes daily bargains and weekly rate
A brief classified notice markets daily bargain ads with a four line package for a week priced at 80 cents and provides a contact phone number 22 for inquiries.
Peace Offer Hinges On Allied Approval For Mediation
Washington reports Berlin hints Hitler wants Roosevelt to mediate the European war. Officials say the President would act only if Britain and France consent in advance. Mussolini signals willingness to back Hitler if London and Paris show intent to negotiate while Italian outlets urge cautious optimism.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Roosevelt
Europe
Britain
France
Ignace Moscicki
Poland
Hitler
Germany
Rome
Mussolini
Great Britain
Fuehrer
London
Paris
Cooler Weather Heads Kansas After Heat Wave
Oct 7 report from Topeka predicts a cool front moving in from the north easing heat. Scattered showers may accompany the change with relief for drought stricken crops and pastures. Forecaster S D Era notes varying temperatures with generally fair skies later in the week and highs near 75 to 85.
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Topoka
Kansas
S. D. Era
Flora
Iroquois Heads Homeward Amid War Threats
The steamship Iroquois is believed to be sailing toward New York after German warnings that it would be sunk. Captain Edward A. Chelton reported the voyage proceeding uneventfully, with navy ships sent to protect the vessel.
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Washington
Navy
Iroquois
Atlantic
United States
White House
Britain
France
Germany
Edward A. Chelton
Maritime Commission
New York
Admiral Raeder
Truce in Senate as debate on embargo repeal pauses
The senate declared a truce in its fight over the neutrality revision bill and prepared for a first test of strength on Tuesday. Administration backers expect 65 votes for repealing the arms embargo and a 90 day credit system, while opponents push a cash and carry alternative and a continued embargo.
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Senate
United States
Administration
A. B. Chandler
Kentucky
Logan
Reynolds
N.C
Gillette
D.-Tad
Gerry
D.-R.i
Davis
R.-Pa
Johnson
R.-Cal
Downey
Cal
Tobey
R-N.h
Chamber
Yankees Win Third Straight In World Series Over Reds
New York 7 Cincinnati 3 as Charley Keller, Joe DiMaggio, and Bill Dickey homer. Hadley relieves Gomez, four Yankee homers drive series lead to 3-0 with 32,728 fans watching in Crosley Field.
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Crosley
Cincinnati
New York Yankees
Cincinnati Reds
Charley Keller
Joe DiMaggio
Bill Dickey
Yankees
Gene Thompson
Lee Grissom
Whitney Moore
Lefty Gomez
Bump Hadley
Reds
Ohio River
Hadley
Thompson
Frank Crosetti
New York
Keller
di Magglo
Red Rolfe
Dickey
Crosetti
McCormick
Roltfe
Bounders
Bert
Yankee
Ker
Wna
Weller
DiMageia
Werber
Selkirk
MecCormick
Specticudar
Nis
Gomes
Dahlgren
Croadman
Lombardi
Goodman
Craft
A.L
Rolfe
DiMaggio
Gordon
Gomez
Imne
Ap Undsnenaneeenaneree
N.L
Frey
Bordagaray Hershberger
Cf Berger
If Myers
Grissom
Bongiovanni Beceenanene
Moore
Asteese
Myers
Fre
DiMaio
Berger
Summers
Pinelli
McGowan
Reardon
Kansas City Star editor Haskell urges staying out of war
Henry J. Haskell, editor of the Kansas City Star, told the closing session of a journalism conference that the United States could stay out of the war if the people wish. He cited responses to three questions on war duration, victor, and U S entry, and noted dependance on the will to stay out. The two day meeting drew 43 teachers and 377 students, 420 delegates in all, with final registration and reduced ticket prices noted.
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Henry J. Haskell
Kansas City Star
World Traveler
Europe
United States
Haskell
L. N. Flint
E. U. Department of Journalism
K. U
Red Cross Captains Plan New Roll Call Start
Douglas County Red Cross captains met with chairman John Stutz to set the drive date for November 16 instead of November 11 to avoid Armistice Day and weekend interference. Stutz urged civic duty and framed the Red Cross as the aid instrument. Miss Evadne Laptad attended as field representative. many lieutenants have yet to be chosen.
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Douglas County Red Cross
John Stutz
National Red Cross
Stutz
Red Cross
Evadne Laptad
Stock Averages Edge Higher in Early Trading
The average of 60 stocks rose to 51.7 as of yesterday versus 52.2 previously, reflecting a modest uptick across the market with investors awaiting further guidance.
More Depositories for County Funds
Roy Flory will take oath as county treasurer next Tuesday noon with A M Gardner remaining as deputy. The board designates 40 banks outside the county as depositories to meet a 70 percent security requirement, leveraging federal deposit insurance to back deposits. Gardner notes $1,400,768.89 collected in 1988 and outlines transfers to the general fund after expenses.
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Roy Flory
Flory
A. M. Gardner
Gardner
Board of County Commissioners
Douglas County
Ner
State Bank of
Lecompton
Lawrence
Weather Forecast for Kansas and Temperature Ledger
Mostly cloudy tonight and Sunday with scattered showers possible on Sunday. Cooler tonight and in the northeast Sunday. Gas office record shows a 7 a.m. reading with noon and yesterday’s and year-ago temperatures. Cigarettes 2 for 27 cents. scoreboards and Mass.-Adv listed.
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