Border clash prompts protest and calls to clarify frontier
Tokyo reports another series of border incidents between Soviet guards and a Japanese Manchoukuoan detachment near Pogranichnaya. Moscow protests and urges a clear marked border while Hirota seeks to limit ambiguity. Soviet and Manchoukuoan accounts differ on who fired first and where the clash occurred. casualties are unnamed.
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Tokyo
Moscow
Yurenev
Foreign Office
Koki Hirota
Hsinking
Harbin
Manchoukuoan
Resort Weather Outlook for Kansas and Northwest Regions
The briefing notes pleasant, Indian summer weather across Kansas and the Northwest with Robb forecasting highs of 80 to 85 tomorrow and similar today. Lows are expected 58 to 65 regionally. Friday showers reported in eastern Kansas include LaCygne and Valley Falls with heavy rainfall.
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Topeka
Kannas
Kansas
Andrew D. Rowe
Federal
Williston
N. D
United States
Wyoming
Montana
Robb
LaCygne
Valley Falls
More Cornhuskers Enter Douglas County Contest
Entries are still being received at the Douglas county farm bureau office for the county corn husking contest to be held Friday October 25. The contest starts at 10 AM with a mood crop on Sam Wrightsman’s farm one half mile south of Worden. Teams and wagons are provided free. no entry fee. The winner advances to the state contest at Wellsville on October 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County Farm Bureau
Sam Wrightsman
Worden
Douglas County
Wellsville
Test Your Knowledge Quiz on Classified Answers
Questions ask seven knowledge items from the classified page. Topics include oceans New Zealand Hogarth biology centrifugal force crevasse zoology Fort Niagara Sally Rand film hold of a ship and constitutional age for US president.
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British Dominion
New Zealand
William Hogarth
Fort Niagara
Sally Rand
The
United States
Three Campus Blasts Not Really War At KU
A string of three blasts on campus caused alarm among students in 9 30 classes as rumors swirled that Italians and Ethiopians had moved their war to Kansas University. It was later found blasts came from discarded ROTC missiles being destroyed, far from Fowler shops on Dread Avenue. Open house crowds filled fraternity stops, with Gamma Phi drawing much attention to Jane Reid while Harry McMahon skipped with Eleanor Grant. University officials note fall colors appear on Mt Oread as Col. Gen Hugh Johnson, slated for the KU lecture series, will field questions he must answer via written submissions from the audience.
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K. U
R.O.T.C
Fowler Shops
Dread Avenue
Gamma Phil
Harry McMahon
Ellis
Eleanor Grant
Gamma Phi
Kansas City
Harry
Eleanor
Rev G K Rubrecht to Speak Tonight at Trinity Church
The Rev G K Rubrecht of Lincoln Nebraska speaks at 7 45 tonight at Trinity Lutheran Church on Missionating at Home with emphasis on home missions. He chairs as former president of a strong Lutheran synod and is a board member of American Missions in America. The event is hosted by the Women Missionary Society of the Synod of Kansas and adjacent states with Mrs George C Smith presiding. A program by A C Reuter features violin by Mildred Reuter organ by Paul Luckan and organist George Zentz followed by Hallelujah for the Cross and Hallelujah Charm. The public is welcome.
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G. K. Rubrecht D. D
Lincoln, Neb
Lutheran Church Workers Conference
Trinity Lutheran Church
Aubrecht
Grace Lutheran Church
Lincoln
Lutheran Church
Board of American Missions
United Lutheran Church In America
Women's Missionary Society of the Synod of
Plans for K U Night Shirt Parade Meeting Today
A committee on the K U night shirt parade met this afternoon in Henry Werner's office to finalize plans for the celebration. The night shirt parade is set for Friday evening October 26 before the K U Aggie football game scheduled for the next day.
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K. U
Henry Werner
K. U.aggie
South Kaw Drainage district elects directors at Farmland school house
Benjamin Neis J H Corel and B Durr won seats on the new South Kaw Drainage district board. Corel 27 Neis 24 Durr 24 W E Perkins 18. 34 of 110 voters cast ballots. County commissioners to canvass on Wednesday. Edwin Hines arraigned on child desertion charge with $500 bond. preliminary hearing set Oct 17. Ike Ingalls charged with public drunkenness. $100 bond. hearing Thursday at 9 a.m. Spare tire and wheel stolen from Krg il Kimball’s car on Connecticut Street.
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Benjamin Neis
J. H. Corel
B. Durr
South Kaw
Farmland Districts
Corel
Neis
Durr
W. E. Perkins
Edwin Hines
Justice of the Peace
F. B. Dodds
Hines
Lawrence
Chadron
Neb
Fred Vogler
Ike Ingalls
Krgil Kimball
Connecticut Street
Clyde Hughes
District Court
Leslie Frantz
Baldwin Elevator Company
Frantz
Hutchinson
Classic Nebraska Minnesota clash draws Lawrence fans
Lawrence observers recount a Lincoln scorefest as Nebraska escapes in a tight game. Local names including Corlett Cotton and Dick Stevens among a large party of fans who witnessed the contest. Also noted were J Alan Coogan en route to Buenos Aires, and city officials heading to Wichita for the Kansas Municipalities meeting.
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Lawrence
Lincoln
Nebraska
Corlett Cotton
Dick Stevens
Art Fritzel
Bob Hapgart
John Andrews
Fritz Meyn
Tom, Constant
Weeber Hutton
Carl Clifton
Roy Lawrence
Hovey Hanna
Bill Underwood
George Esterly
Frank Banks
C. E. Friend
Charles Elwell
Bud Gallagher
Ike Guffin
Jake Richards
Monk Guffin
League of Kansas Municipalities
Wichita
Alfred Lawrence
A. E. Woestemeyer
Cit
E. E. Alexander
A. W. Berger
Ways and Means
Douglas County Farm Bureau day at Lawrence Methodist
About 150 attended the Douglas County Farm Bureau achievement day program at the Lawrence Methodist church. Bonnie Goodman of Kansas State College spoke, with musical solos by Winifred Haverstock and Olive Maude Evens, plus a Riverside unit play and group singing. Mrs. Mina Dias presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County Farm Bureau
Lawrence Methodist Church
Bonnie Goodman
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Winifred Haverstock
Olive Maude Evens
Riverside Unit
W. F. Elkin
Mina Dias
Seats Going Fast for University Concert Course
Tickets for the University Concert Course sell rapidly with 77 season passes already sold in Topeka and strong advance orders from nearby towns. Prices at 5.00 dollars are nearly exhausted, with some main floor and top gallery seats left. Lawrence patrons should reserve at the Fine Arts Office as Kreisler will open ticket sales this week. The series, opening with Kreisler, runs October to May and features Ignaz Friedman, Trudi Schoop, the Vienna Boys Choir, the Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra, and Roland Hayes the tenor.
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Topeka
Baldwin
Eudora
Ottawa
Garnett
Leavenworth
Manhattan
Altoona
Lawrence
Fine Arts
Krefler
Fine Art
Kreisler
Spanish Lessons on KFKU Radio Begin Weekdays
Intro talk Why Learn Spanish by Dr Clar ence Chrisman of the university Spanish department sparks a regular series of Spanish lessons on KFKU, Mondays and Thursdays at 2 45 p m. He cites commercial cultural and politico social values and urges understanding of Latin American nations for friendship and business. A musical program after revival meetings at the Salvation Army is announced with Envoy Walter Jeffery performing solo numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Chrisman
KFKU
Chrisman
Spain
America
Gulf of Mexico
Walter Jeffery
Salvation Army
Envoy Jeffery
J. Basen
W. Jeffery
Leighton
Jeffery
Annual Kansas county agents conference in Manhattan
Five Douglas county farm bureau representatives attend the seventeenth annual Kansas county agents conference in Manhattan this week. Other participants include Deal Six, county agent, Mrs. Mina Dias president of Douglas county women advisory council, Mrs Alph Colman home and community chairwoman, Mrs Jack Kelsey and S C Gentry county delegates. Stuhl recital tonight features Raymund Stuhl cellist with Alberta Boehm, plus Marie M Wilkins soprano and Evelyn Swarthout at the KU Administration building auditorium. Public invitation extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County Farm Bureau
Kansas County Agents
Manhattan
Deal Six
Mina Dias
Douglas’ County Women Advisory Council
Alph Colman
Second Kansas District
Jack Kelsey
S. C. Gentry
Satan Stuhl
Kansas University School of Fine Arts
Raymund Stuhl
Administration Building
Alberta Boehm
Marie M. Wilkins
Evelyn Swarthout
Class of 1911 elects chairman at KU gathering
A KU class of 1911 committee met in Fred Ellsworth's office to elect Mrs. Agnes Husband Geltch as chairman. The leader will oversee plans for the class 25th anniversary celebration during the University of Kansas commencement week next June.
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K. U
Fred Ellsworth
Kansas University
Agnes Husband Geltch
Galtch
University of Kansas
Robinsons Cleared in Kidnapping Case at Federal Court
In Louisville on October 14, Frances Robinson and her father-in-law Thomas H. Robinson Sr. were acquitted after a seven hour and thirty five minute jury deliberation in a six day trial. Mrs. Robinson expressed joy, while plans for a divorce from Thomas Robinson Jr. were reported as imminent. Berry V. Stoll labeled the verdict a miscarriage of justice.
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Louisville
Alice Speed Stoll
Frances Robinson
Thomas H. Robinson
Nashville
Tennessee
Robinsons
Louisville Society
Governor Landon to Attend KU KS Alumni Meeting
Governor Alf M. Landon will attend a joint KU and Kansas State College alumni leaders meeting in the Union ballroom Saturday October 26. Regents and alumni from both schools will be invited with no formal program. Dinner tickets cost 50 cents and are purchasable at the door.
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Alf M. Landon
University of Kansas and
Kansas State College Alumni Associations
Fred Ellsworth
K. U
Kansas Board of Regents
Union Building
K. U.agegie
Lawrence women join regional group on Topeka visit
A group of B. and P. W. members from Lawrence traveled by train with clubs from Kansas City Kansas and Kansas City Missouri to Topeka yesterday as guests of the Topeka club. Honorary president Mrs. Geline MacDonald Bowman of Richmond and speaker Mrs. Margaret Hill McCarter of Topeka attended the dinner at Jayhawk hotel.
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P. W
Lawrence
Kansas City
Kan
Topeka
Geline MacDonald Bowman
Richmond
B. and
Jayhawk Hotel
Margaret Hill McCarter
Arlene Roberts
Mayme Corcoran
Leila K. Black
Louise Nelson
Margaret Schumann
Grace Turner
Edna Lydie
Agnes Mary White
Mabel Mallory
Journalist Circulation Talk by Dolph Simons at KU
Dolph Simons business manager of The Journal-World spoke to journalism students at the University of Kansas about Newspaper Circulation. He outlined Audit Bureau of Circulations records and answered questions on all phases of circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Simons
Journal-World
University of Kansas Department of Journalism
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Lindley to Attend NYA Meeting in New York
Chancellor E H Lindley of the University of Kansas will depart for New York tonight to attend the National Youth Administration cen sus committee meeting in the Owen D Young office Wednesday He is a board member and is expected to return to Lawrence Friday. Also a motorcycle and car collision at Ninth and Rhode Island caused minor damage police report. A marriage license was issued at the courthouse to Kenneth R Houghland of Auburn Nebraska and Mildred F Martin of Baldwin. Classified ads note items sell by 6 pm.
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E. H. Lindley
University of Kansas
New York
Census Committee
The
National Youth Administration
Owen D. Young
Lindley
Lawrence Friay
Roy Wiley
Connecticut Street
J. S. James
Rhode Island
Ninth
Court House
Kenneth R. Houghland
Auburn, Neb
Mildred F. Martin
Baldwin
Dancing Sorority to pledge 23 new members
Tau Sigma at the University of Kansas will pledge 23 new members tomorrow at 8 pm in Robinson Gym. Four Lawrence girls are among the pledges: Virginie Walker Anna Grace Doty Martha Turner and Catherine Holmes. The group will total 36 with 13 returning from last year.
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Lawrence
Tau Sigma
University of Kansas Dancing Sorority
Robinson Nasium
Virginie Walker
Anna Grace Doty
Martha Turner
Catherine Holmes
Jeanne Savage
Gardner
Hilda Slentz
Great Bend
Martha Fitzhugh
Leavenworth
Dorothy Garlinghouse
Cornelia Ann Miller
Topeka
Jeanne Fitzgerald
el Dorado
Mary
Helen Fiske
Selma Hensler
Nellie O’brien
Dorothy Bucher
Bernice Burns
Kansas City
Barbara Simpson
Salina
Nellie Mae Tull
Pawnee Rock
Jodie Bell
Wichita
Elaine Slothower
Wellington
Clara Connely
Cancy
Mary Berthot
Chamute
Betty Jane Heitman
Overland Park
Dorothy Lemon
University Symphony Orchestra
Youth receives parole in Kansas City embezzlement case
Henry C Schaible son of the city streets and parks commissioner pleaded guilty in district court to embezzling a city motor truck and was immediately sentenced by Judge Willard M Enton to 5 to 15 years in state prison. County Attorney Arthur J Stanley Jr urged parole saying Schaible had been punished enough and it was his first offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kan
Henry C. Schaible
Willard Menton
Arthur J. Stanley, Jr
Schaible
Southwest High Pays Tribute To Fallen Fullback John McKee
Kansas City October 14 Southwest high school students paid final tribute to 16 year old John McKee fullback of the team whose funeral was held today He died from injuries suffered in a game Saturday Louis House the coach said there should be no formal football practice at the school until the school board discusses high school football on Thursday night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Southwest High School
John McKee
McKee
Louis House
Southwest
At the Varsity Two First Run Pictures Offer Mixed Night
The Varsity presents two new films The Raven starring Boris Karloff and Bela Lugosi and Lady Tubbs with Alice Brady Douglass Montgomery and Anita Louise. One chills, one pleases audiences with comedy.
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the Raven
Boris Karloff
Bela Luzosi
Lady Tubbs
Alice Brady
Douglass Montgomery
Anita Louise
Christian Science Lesson Sermon and Stock Market Snippet
The article notes the Christian Science Churchs Sunday lesson on Are Sin Disease and Death Real with scripture references from James II Corinthians and Science and Health. It includes a stock market snippet from New York City updating Wall Street activity on October 11, noting a generally upward trend in a quiet session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Churches
All Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
New York
Treasury
Wall Street
Italy Grabs Land As League Starts To Apply Pressure
Diplomatic circles sense reduced danger from Italian air aids as Rome bases peace aims on two Mussolini spokesmen points. Baron Aloisi says league will end two weights policy and harmonize covenant for necessary change and preservation. Unconfirmed Malta reports claim Italian ships denied entry to harbor guarded by British boom. In Paris officials see little chance Ras Gugsa rising in Ethiopia until Italy gains more territory.
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Rome
Baron Pompeo Aloisi
Mussolini
Sokesman
Geneva
United States
Valetta
Malta
Paris
Ras Haile Selassie Gugsa
Haile Selassie
Addis Ababa
Italy
Ethiopia
Roosevelt Heads For Panama On Fishing Excursion
President Roosevelt, tanned from a vacation, travels aboard the cruiser Houston toward the Gulf of Panama. The ship heads to Perlas Island for mail arrangements as he continues official duties, then plans to head home after crossing the Panama Canal. He logged a 138-pound sailfish at Cocos Island before departure.
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President Roosevelt
Pacific
Roosevelt
Gulf of Panama
Houston
Perlas Island
Mr. Roosevelt
Panama Canal
Cocos Island
Police hunt for Alvin Karpis in Miami Oklahoma
Report says six state identification agents left a local hotel to search for public enemy No 1 Alvin Karpis. The heavily armed team had been stationed nearby in recent weeks and was known to frequent the area with Fred Barker, now buried nearby. Local officers said they knew nothing of the hunt.
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Miami
Okla
Pi—A
Alvin Karpis
State Bureau of Identification
Karpis
Fred Barker
Car crash injures Salina promoter and parachute jumper
IS SEVERELY INJURED Salina Kan Oct 14 GP Earl Brown air circus promoter of Wichita suffered severe injuries when his car crashed with a truck driven by Robert Armstrong Roscoe Neb 10 miles south of here Brought to a hospital here Brown remained in an unconscious condition Kid Spiva Wichita parachute jumper who was riding with Brown suffered minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina
Kan
Earl Brown
Air Circus
Wichita
Robert Armstrong
Roscoe
Neb
Here
Brown
Spiva
V. F. W. Band to Practice at Eriksen Hall
The Veterans of Foreign Wars sponsored band will hold a practice this evening at 7 30 o clock in Eriksen hall 936 Massachusetts street Musicians out of high school are invited to bring their instruments and coordinate with Walter Rigdon director for participation. District Court Hearings on Public Works Loan Cases Agreed to be Taken to Court of Appeals Washington October 14 Opposing counsel agreed six District of Columbia supreme court cases involving public works loans and grants to 12 Kansas Texas and Alabama cities for power plants would go to the court of appeals The Kansas suit involved Burlington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Washington
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Public Works
Joang
Kansas
Texas
Alabama
District Court of Appeals
Burlington
Nun Dies in School Lab Accident at Fontbonne College
St Louis officials report Sister Rose Beatrice 41 a Fontbonne College nun was fatally burned in a laboratory incident. Found over a lit gas range she apparently fell after being overcome. She was formerly Miss Walsh of Atchison Kansas, now a member of the St Joseph order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Rose Beatrice
Fontbonne College
St. Joseph Order
Walsh
Atchison, Kan
Market News Chicago Close for Wheat and Commodities
Chicago close reports mixed wheat prices with December and May futures listed and oats and corn showing minor shifts. Lard and bellies trade in October through January, with prices around 12.30 to 18.00 for various contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Journal-World Kansas Michigan State football party recap
A crowd attended the Journal-World event held behind the newspaper building Saturday. Attendees heard play-by-play of the KU at East Lansing game and scores from other games announced over the public address system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
East Lansing
Mich
Market Trends Reflect Mixed Confidence and Industrial Notes
Market summary notes a steady close with 1,350,000 shares transferring and mixed sector performance. Steel and utilities lag, while transportation sentiment lifts from a Davis address urging recovery. Strong upside in radios and heavy industry shares, plus Owens-Illinois earnings signal broader industrial strength. Building activity grows with September residential contracts totaling 41 eastern states. In Memoriam: Alice V. Powell remembered by family.
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Lst
Supreme Court
American Iron and Steel Institute
Fresebt
Transportation Department
J. M. Davis
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Union Parish
Chrysler
Radio
Westinghouse
General Electric
Budd Manufacturing _preferred
Owens-Illinois
Spiegel-May
Stern
General Motors
Auburn Case
Cerro de Pasco
American Télephone
Western Union
Socow
Northern Pacific
Delaware and Hudson
Great Northern
Union Pacific
Dio Preferred
R.E.C. Stock Exchange
Lehman Brothers
Atlas Corporation
Yartong Industries
Owens-Illinois Glass Company
F. W. Dodge Corporation
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Grant County
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Kuhn Brothers
Hugoton
George Harris
East Nineteenth Street
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H. B. Harnar
R.O.T.C. Just
Mt. Dread
Johnson
Kappa House
Jane Reid
Iola
Mt. Oread
Marvin Grove
Albert Edward Wiggam
Wiggam
Raymond Nichols
F E. H. Lindley
Hugh Johnson
Gen. Johnson
Nichols
G.K. Rubrecht
Church Workers Conference
G. K. Rubrecht
J. Alan Coogan
United Press Bureau
Baton Rouge
Huey Long
James Coogan
Frank Coogan
Buenos Aires
News Bureau
Leon Bauman
Milwaukee
International Association of Dairy and Milk Inspectors
American Public Health Association
Farm Bureau
George Weyermuller
Arthur Blaylock
DeSoto
Weyermuller
Butcher
University Group
Mee Agnes Husband Geltch
Stoll
Landon
NYA Meeting
New York City
Dancing Sorority
Greenwood
Eureka
O. S. Sanders
John G. Stutz
Perlaa Island
Wichita Air Circus
V. F. W. Band
Michigan State
Knabe
Memoriam
Alice V. Powell
Wallace Beery
Jackie Cooper
Q’shaughneasy
Theatre of the Stara
Granada
Schulz
T. G. Fitch
Hastard & Arnold
Mass
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