Another Line in Korea and Chicago Fire Aid
The United Nations backs expanding operations north of the 38th parallel with a new MacArthur line guiding limits. In Chicago a 100,000 homeless after a fire spurred $5,000 in cash and gifts locally, with Lawrence residents raising funds and city discussion of a $10,000 appropriation. Local football crowd issues and parking tensions also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
38Th Parallel
United Nations
U.N
MacArthur
Keven
Agatinen
Rorer
Kerra Oan
Chicago
Lawrence
Barkley and Pro-Russian Threats Shape Election Claims
Fragmented text discusses Barkley era political claims about a Democrat failure aiding pro Russian influence. It argues the idea misreads current realities and that any move to a constructive program would anger the Russians. The piece mentions attempts to sway voters and reactions in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kremin
Thesemuate
Corfusionington
Muniste
Baraie
Barkley
Bastien
Colin
Early Disaster Relief Campaign
An article recalls historic relief efforts and the lasting American duty to aid communities struck by disaster. It notes past calamities in Kansas, including fires and wars, shaping ongoing public support and government response across generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Old Home Town Students Elect White Office Heads
Old Home Town students elected officers for the year at KOU. Robert Fisher was named president and Malicent Nofizzer secretary with Bert Overman editor of the annual. Other posts include Glendale Griffiths secretary and Z. P. Clark president of the Literary Society with W. L. Louth as vice president Miss Macy as secretary and Bert Brown treasurer. Weather noted as fine during the Vinland Fair open day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kou. Are. Aeniors
Robert Fisher
Malicent Nofizzer
Abbert Overman
Glendale Griffiths
L. Benech
Lawrence
Kann
Kanwaka
George Richards
Mosses Er
May Saveage
A. G. Kincaid
Round Table Club
Flark
Miss E
Cub Oval
West
A. L. Stanton
Learnrad Avenue
Clark
W. L. Louth
Maey
Bert, Brown
Pamona
Birthday gathering for Alien Smoots marks 25 years
Twenty five years ago relatives gathered at the home of Alien Smoots to celebrate his birthday. A noon dinner fed guests including J A Smoots and family, PFV Trackwell of Kansas City, Arnold Smoots family, J W Hagen family, Violet Westman, and more. Also noted were Florence L Snow hosting art committee guests and Mrs Mary Evans visiting Linwood for a fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alien Smoots
Gues
J. A Smoots
Meart
PF. V. Trackwell
Kansas City
Arnold Smoots
Mcl.outh
J. W. Hagen
Washington Creek
Violet Westman
F. B. Dodds
United Spanish War Veterans
St. Petersburg
Fila
Florence L. Snow
City Federation of Women’s Clubs
Mary Evans
Linwood
School year altered by late opening amid epidemic fear
Ten years ago the week of schooling was lost due to late opening caused by a quantile paralysis scare. The education board decided not to make up the missed days with extra sessions and instead ordered instructions from the superintendent to teachers tonight.
Doer of Good and Local News In A Turbulent Year
The report references the Douglas county draft board set to operate from city hall after October 17. It notes Fred Kehna elected vice-president of the Kansas Fish and Game Development Association and mentions theater life, prize winners, and various local anecdotes from Hays News and Boston Transcript style observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglan County Draft Board
Fred Kehna
Kansas Fish and Game Development Association
Aanen
Robert Rowlands
Clark O Marton
Lindell
Lone Star
Tulay
M. J. M. A. Clinton
Mr. and Winkleman of
Knowledge
C. O. Warnick
Tourists Dole Out Big Kansas Dollars Amid Doubtful Trade
Read as a general summary, the piece claims tourists will spend 275 million dollars in Kansas this year, compares it to the corn and wheat crops, and argues the figure is inflated by imagination. It notes Kansans spend 125 million with out‑of‑state travelers and criticizes promotion of tourism as the sole major industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutetar San New Theatre
Topeka
Kansas
Ran
AAS
Barbs by Hal Cochran on vacations and lost teams
The piece jokes that vacations remove people from work and lead to financial trouble. It notes that a person is responsible for being left alone, while each runaway team paused at a red light in a Georgia town, illustrating a humorous misdirection or scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Cochran
Georgia
Gas do they mean tan Is a superior animal
A garbled snippet references a banker with connections and gang leaders employing questionable workers. It implies a discussion on who or what is superior and how leaders handle unreliable staff. The text is fragmentary and lacks clear events or identities.
Egypt Seeks Role As Defender of Suez Area
The United Nations debate over Egypt proposing a defense force of one to two million troops to guard the Suez region and reduce British influence. Egypt would lead a UN linked army, with arms and equipment from others, while Britain withdraws. The plan sparks questions about feasibility, leadership, and regional stability in the Middle East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freyptian
United Nations
Britain
Egypt
Suez
England
Hussein Kamil
Tandow
Alexandria
Arab League
Cairo
Iraq
Transjordan
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Lebanon
Yemen
Suez Canal
U. N
Middle Eastern
Altho
U.N
South Korea
Typica
Air Force recruitment talks for college men in city
Army Air Force officers will visit the Kansas University Memorial Union lounge for five days to interview students and explain aviation cadet training. Applicants may receive examinations and processing to start training after college. Team departs October 1 and will also answer questions at the Lantern and Air Force Recruiting Station. A local incident nearby reports an unusual ice shower at Harold Walker’s gas station and home suggesting possible whirlwind drift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force
Kansas University Memorial Union
Stete
KR. D
Air Force Officers Training
Massachusetts
Gearedieu
Harold Walker
Walker
Forming Society of Barbara’s Ex Husband's Hypothetical Club
Paris gossip centers on Barbara Hut ton an heiress linked to Woolworth wealth. Prince Igor Troubetzkay floated forming a society of ex husbands amid remarks about his marriage and her inheritances, saying motives appear money driven and that rescues involve a bike factory in a Paris suburb.
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Paris
Qet
Barbara Hutton
Woolworth
Igor Troubetzkay
the Rute
Tars Teen
Dolar
Laris
Lamer to Challenge in Allen Woodson Senate District Race
Guy M. Lamer was chosen by Republican committees of Allen and Woodson counties to run for state senate in the two county district, succeeding Spencer A. Gard after Gard resigned. Lamer, a former state representative, and Gard are unopposed so far. Lew H. Mills of Yates Center is the lone Democratic candidate for Woodson County attorney.
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Tola
Kan
Republican Central Committees
Allen
Woodson
Guy M. Lamer
Jola
Tern
Spencer A. Gard
Duter
Wallace A. Andersay
Lames
Gard
Whe Ion Counties
Lew H. Mills
Yates Center
Woodson County
Terten
Mystery blue rain showers pelt England and Oklahoma rate hike sought
Reports tell of a blue rain incident near a gas station in England and a separate note from Oklahoma City dated October 9. Southwestern Bell Telephone asks the Oklahoma Corporation Commission for new rate increases totaling 10,100,000 dollars. The proposed rise would apply to all exchanges in Oklahoma and to Ashby-de-la-Zouch in England. The source uses unclear wording but indicates a rate hike proposal and mysterious rainfall effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahones City
Southwestern Bell Telephone
Oklahoma Corpooration Commission
Inereasea Q
Oklahoma
Ashby-De-La-Zoeuch
Eng
Radio Programs and Time-Stamped Listings Parade
Radio schedule fragment lists KMEC KMBC WREN WDAF WDARS and KOMA among stations with programs including News of the World Hollywood Payhous Lone Ranger Theater Night Beat and Morning shows. Mentions October 9 10 and various time slots and program names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KMEC
KCHO
Wbear
WDAF
Republican Party —Tesla-Test
Newacast
SKM
DAF
News of the World
Kmbc—Club
WREN
Lone Ranger
TOK
MRC
Hollywood
Payhous
KFKU
Railroad Hour
WDAPF
Voice of
Firestone
KMNC
Arthur Godfrey Henry J Tays
KCOMU
Hand of America
Hook MC
Friend Irmmn Rumg
Dr. Kidtare
KSU Newsen
Whak
WDA
Allen Franklin
Fuesday
Fit Parada
Mitt and
Scotty Te
WDARS
Wdars Musical Mock Awhren—Breanfast Vlubarate
Elie Meeicome
WAAPS
Oon
KMAU
PIA K MA Livestock Market
BO Keranesty Fehling
Mtn
Boscetny
Ugarty
Nile of Agnertre PW
North Rumook
Cotinen Forum
Lutgi
America's Town
State Banner Puzzle Clues and Answers
A reader puzzle lists clues across horizontal and vertical lines, including capitals, symbols, plant and animal terms, and Latin references. The grid references states, myths, elements, and common words, with scattered solution hints and lettered positions.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
the World Company
W. C
Member Audit Bureau of Circulation
Vnia
Pola
Hutchinson
Devin
Autechinson
Hevield
Emporia
Ols
Iola
Garden City
Fola
Bicperia
Mia- Feeees
Misouri
SMC
Teach G Tie Gaave
Rerpond
Pete Fig
K.U
Yankee
Philadelphia
Mr. Barkley
Old Home Town
Matthew
Tiv Fleet Hills
Hays
Texas
Hays News
Nicie
Boston Transcript
Happily Ever After
James L O'Ryon
Son
My Dewitt MacKenzie
AP Foreign Affairs
Anatyat
Lonion
Thois
S. Air Force
Het
Barbara
Senate
Allen County
Wichitan, &1
Galden Rule Oil Company
Lm—El
Ber
S. Rule
Golden Ale Cil Eompany
Met
Champlin Refining Co
Enid
Okla
Tey
Pibcas
Stara Sing
Joan Theyre
Rastiersy
Roberta Quinians
Caniel Newarees
Jerry Manones
TMN
Arthur Godfrey
Ishim
Hebert
Stephen Ke
Manhattan
Sporilent
PAW
Wee Tra TV
HANNA
RCA Victor
Abaabga
Reusch
Guido
Danaus
Aly
Oread
Slunderwood & Sons
Hank Welsh
Ohio St
Careae
Tadio Television
Motorola
12Th
N.Y
Ransdell Mtr
DODGE
Plymouth
Derby Graining
Kraets
Mass
Marvin Tripp
ATEX
Antex
DAVIS
Lindley’s
Kansas Cleaners
Prescriptions
Round Corner Drug CO
Mel Fisher
Hone
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