Italy stays in League as Ethiopia crisis grows
In Europe the League of Nations weighs penalties as Italy presses into Ethiopia while France and Britain seek security via reciprocal arrangements. American notes discuss road dangers from car radio distractors and a Denver group forms to “take women out of men’s jobs” in a controversial move.
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Assembly
League of Nations
League Council
Italy
Ethiopia
France
Paris
Channel
Denver
Neutrality and American conduct in wartime mood
The President directs Americans to stay off Italian ships and avoid Italian markets as the first phase of neutrality. Many will comply to avoid involvement, even if movement and action are limited. If the war endures, attitudes and restrictions may intensify.
Topeka to Build Piano Plant With Weber & Sons Co
Lawrence company A Weber & Sons plans a piano manufacturing plant in Topeka. First pianos priced for market December 15. Local stockholders listed include A Weber H C Polamus Henry Aibach W J Rice Paul Clayton J Houk. Event details and context from the period.
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A. Weber & Sons Co
Lawrence
Topeka
A. Weber
H. C. Polamus
Henry Aibach
W. Jd. Rice
Paul Clayton
J. ©. Houk
Sanitary officers seal 30 wells after inspection
A city committee with the county health officer and the city sanitary officer conducted a second inspection of a district where thirty wells were sealed late yesterday afternoon. Following a warning in the World, Dr A P Hults noted conditions deemed intolerable and moved to address the sanitation concerns.
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A. P. Hults
Poor Pa by Claude Callan
The piece presents Daisy as a four-time spouse who displays her four weddings as trophies in her man hunting life, reflecting a satirical portrait of romantic pursuit and marriage.
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Poor PA
Claude Callan
Daisy
Publishers Syndicate
Typhoid Cases and Sanitation Drive Reported in Lawrence District
Ten suspected typhoid cases and one death surface in a restricted district near an open sewer under cleanup by Sanitary Officer Prentiss. Thirty wells in the area polluted, wells ordered sealed, with health authorities launching a broad sanitation effort. Other notes include German Day poetry readings, university students in Lawrence, and local car trips to Kansas City with groups of people aboard two motor vehicles.
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Kansas City
T. Gillispie
Indiana
Mississippi
Prentiss
West Lawrence
F. E. Bryant
Charles Mader
Susie Todd
Nellie Henson
Frank Reveley
Nellie Martindale
Jessie Martindale
Herbert Lurber
Kan
Vienna
Gaby Delis
Manuel
Portugal
Paris
United Press
Priests of Pallas
Convention Hall
J. C. Rudolph
Lawrence
Erna Rudolph
Rudolph
K. U
D. E. Conner
New Hampshire Street
Forty Years Ago News Highlights October 8
Old city records recount a board of education meeting at the high school with Superintendent Smith and Principal Olney, noting fumigation and re-opening of schools. Nearby items mention a local haystack fire, a Lawrence detective visiting, a wedding set for October 10, and a Cremona violin debut linked to Prof. Farrell. Also reports cover Skelly Oil purchasing a 37.25 mile pipeline and Glasgow’s king embracing a new bagpipe fashion.
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Board of Education
Weaver
J. D. Fincher
E. D. F. Phillips
John M. Newlin
F. W. Blackmar
Henry Fuel
Smith
Olney
Doc Williams
State House
Toneka
Henry Fue
Mike Lee
New Jersey Street
Indiana Street
Fearing
Watkins & Gulf Railroad
Lewis
Lawrence
William Rowe
Vinland
Rankin
Fred W. Rankin
Pulilman
Emily Barnes Plans Divorce and a Southern Visit
Emily Barnes decides to divorce her conventional husband Edwin and she plans to visit a college friend at Norton Hall in the south after facing social expectations for a week. Judith greets Emily at Morton Hall, where Emily reconnects with Davey, his antics delightfully chaotic, as plans for the future unfold amid family scenes.
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Emily Barnes
Edwin
Emily
Norton Hall
Ala
Mma
Morton
Judith
Gus
Morton Hall
Carrollton
Davey
David
Marian Sims
Elston
Dorothy Shane
Dorothy
Aple
Home Town Talk: Emily Faces Backlash and Goodbye
Emily confronts town judgment over Edwin's generosity and her own guilt. Dorothy urges resilience as Emily contemplates leaving with Jeffrey for Birmingham. The journey recalls Carrollton's old plantation era and a changing Black Belt landscape as Emily recalls past loyalties and future plans.
The Concert by Mary Graham Bonner
Willy Nilly stages a concert for Pud dle Muddlers with animal friends Christopher Columbus Crow Top Notch bears and a crowd delighted by music. The show runs long crowds cheer as the owner rewards Willy Nilly and his troupe with a heavy payment for a successful performance.
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Mary Graham Bonner
Willy Nilly
Christopher Columbus Crow
Top Notch
Flashes of Life by AP A boy mails state song request
An Atlanta Tulsa boy asks the Atlanta chamber for the song Marching Thru Georgia. Slater Marshall explains Georgia history as the boy, along with Spot the dog, travels with a modest ten cent investment. Police find them asleep at a suburban trolley terminus. Spot is praised by the boy amid the frugal adventure.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Tulsa
Okla
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Georgia
Slater Marshall
Philadelphia
Spot
Robert
Dages
Nutting tale and campus cheer mix on a quirky page
In Astabula Ohio Bliss Ashley, 17, vows to avoid chestnut trees after a squirrel hunter notices his moves. Doctors remove lead pellets from his face after the incident. In Lindsborg Kansas Bethany College’s Blue Dozen, once a masculine staple, now welcomes Velma Lemon as drum major. In Mankato Minnesota fans mock Ben Solynties whose nickname becomes Solie as Loyola high school rally chants erupt.
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Astabula
Ohio
Bliss Ashley
Seagoll
Ashley
Co-Educational
Lindsborg
Kan
Blue Dozen
Bethany College
Velma Louise Lemon
Chester Lemon
Mankato
Minn
Ben Solynties
Loyola High School
Solie
How Your Health and the New York Academy of Medians
Dr Galosto explains vitamin A origins and functions in the body. He notes that while vitamin D comes from sunlight, vitamin A must come from animal foods and vegetables via carotene in green plants. Deficiency dries mucous membranes, heightening infection risk. cod liver oil and milk supply vitamin A. Tomorrow—Helping the School Child.
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New York Academy of Medians
Jago Galosto
Kansas News Briefs from Junction to Manhattan
Kansas brief items report deaths and crime across the state. Charles L Way, 68, hotel man, died after a stroke in Junction City. A Negro newsboy, Lon Mitchell, 26, blamed for a derailment in Topeka by placing a steel ball on tracks. Charles Collins and Rowland Foudrey sentenced to 10 to 21 years for robbery with firearms in Winfield. Kansas State College plans to lease space from Manhattan Bible College for classrooms. State Auditor Ed J Powers to stay in hospital after operation in Kansas City. Hugh Coburn, riding on a pass, survived United Airlines crash that killed 12 in Wyoming.
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City
Kan
Charles L. Way
Kansas
Nhc
Way
Broadview
Lassen
Wichita
McPherson and
Alva
Okla
Topeka
Santa Fe
Lacosnot
Thursay
Burl Miler
Hi Sturm
Lon Mitchell
Baer-Louis
Winfield
Charles Choc
Collins
Rowland Foudrey
Oklahoma
Manhattan
Kansas State College
Manhattan Bible College
State Board of Regents
Kansas City
Ed J. Powers
Kansas State
Menorah Hospital
Powers
Hiawatha
Hugh Wesley Coburn
Robinson
United Air Lines
Wyoming
Coburn
Hollywood
Salt Lake City
Washington official guides neutrality policy in Italy Ethiopia clash
Joseph C. Green leads the U S munitions control board in shaping a neutrality program amid the Italy Ethiopia conflict. Roosevelt's arms proclamation starts November 29 licensing. Green weighs whether its list should expand to restrict border line items and non arms materials. Historical contraband lists and trade effects with Italy factor into decisions. eeanna Kansas injuries caption appears at end.
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Washington
Joseph C. Green
Office of Arms and Munitions Control
State Department
Green
National Munitions Central Board
Secretaries of State, War, Navy, Commerce and Treasury
United States
Italy
Ethiopia
Roosevelt
Munitions Control Board
Il Duce
Emperor Selassie
Great Britain
France
Germany
Eeanna Kansans
Three Are in Springfield Hospital After Accident
Mr and Mrs H O Whittaker and their daughter Ida of El Dorado Kansas were hospitalized in Springfield with critical injuries from an auto accident near Preston Missouri last night The car left the highway overturned injuring Mrs Whittaker with a fractured skull and pelvis Whittaker suffered chest injuries and Ida Whittaker 27 fractured pelvis and broken right leg. University Trains Social Worker in Minneapolis
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Springfield
H. O. Whittaker
Ida
ElDorado
Kan
Auf
Preston
Radio Nightline Schedule for Tuesday October 8
A dense listing of radio programs across multiple stations with musical acts orchestras and narrations. Notable items include Dick Tracy, Orphan Annie, Jack Armstrong, Reflections in the Water and The New Jenny along with The March of Time and Great Moments in History. Prominent names include Wayne King Edith Guest Myrt and Marge and Jack Armstrong. The schedule spans 5 PM to midnight with various hosts and ensembles featured.
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Dick ‘Tracy
WDAF
Jack Armstrong
KMEC
Russian Bear Orchestra
KAO
WIAF
KMBC
Tatles
Wren
Norsemen
Popesye
the Sailor
Mac
Howard Ely
Rad Sls
Jimmie Alien
WREX
Sileepy Hall
Kate Smith
Boake Carter
Laventer
Phillip Morris
Edgar A. Guest
Wayne King
Giebesie
Kmisg
Lawrence Tibbe
Ps AE Guartet
AMUU
Gray
W. Red
NTG and His Girls
Cat
Stoopnagle
Bud
Jenny
Ed Wrenn
Wendell Hall
Wren—Heatherton and Manners
KMEBC
Wren—University Broadcasting Council
Wdls
Amos
Andy
Whinton Ramos
Bane Mmyrt
Marge
Shonal
Wick Tracy
Orbert Foote
Huo
O'S
Vanserous Parailise
Oghe Carter
Uileee
Ys. de of America
House of
al Tohn
Charles Thomas
Astetanete
Rus
Gluskin
Y Noble
Try Cooper
Mos
Dorothy Lamour
Rai —Myrt
Spots
Tucker
Botel Bismarck
Ete Hill
Batec Alidaiaht
Radio program by Haskell Institute students tonight
R M Kelley acting superintendent and a group of Haskell Institute students present a radio program on station WDAF at 8 55 pm. The sixteenth Know Your Government program features Kelley speaking on Indian Affairs and a student musical segment sponsored by the Kansas City Federal Business Association. The lineup includes a trumpet quartet, a land of the sky blue aria, Ave Maria, a Kelley address, and a cornet solo with small errors in proper names and places.
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R. M. Kelley
Haskell Institute
WDAF
Kelley
Kansas City Federal Business Association
Polk
Darnard
Ricard Con
Dubiin
Linux
Pine Ridge
S. An
Juan Carlos
Foesta
Artoland Muller
Ridge
Gresham
Wir
Bruce
Chippewa
Instrictor
Charles Cadman
Johnson
Winnehara
Neb
Ave Maria
Schubert
Wayne la Fave
Walla
Old U S Stamps Wanted for Cash Across Regions
Highest cash prices paid for old U S stamps 1840 to 1880 plus envelopes with stamps and stamp collections. Write what you have today. Cash is ready. National Stamp Company locations in Washington D C and Kansas City Missouri.
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U. S
National Stamp Company
13Th St. N. W
Washington, D. C
Roanoke Blvd
K. C
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