FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANKS OPEN FOR BUSINESS
Washington reports the Federal Home Loan Bank system opened its twelve regional banks. It aims to unlock over 1.5 billion in potential home financing credit and ease pressure on mortgage lenders. Members can borrow up to 12 times stock, with banks capitalized at 14 million and a treasury option up to 125 million if needed. One regional bank is Tepele Kan with 7.5 million capitalization.
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Washington
Federal Home Loan Board
Savings Vana Insurance Companies
Federal Home Loan Bank Act
Treasury
Tepele
Kan
Fugitive 34 Years Surrenders for Federal Penitentiary
W Kirby Robinson, 65, a California fugitive who evaded a four year sentence for an Arkansas office robbery by leaping from a train, has papers for commitment to the federal penitentiary. He surrendered at Leavenworth and will remain jailed while officials await action from the attorney general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Vetterli
Samius Mrewster
United
California
di Zerbst
Federal Penitentiary
Zerbst
Robinson
Robinson Then Placed Himself In‘custody of the Chief of Police
Leavenworth
Prominent Speakers at Forum Luncheon Club
National and international figures will discuss international relations industry economics ethics and religion at the Forum Luncheon Club at the University of Kansas this winter Kirby Page of New York will lead a two day conference on international relations Dr Laidler renowned economist will direct industry and economics discussions Dr Bruce Curry of Union Theological Seminary will head ethics and religion talks Delegations from western Missouri colleges and eastern Kansas are expected to attend with students and faculty members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansan
Kirby Page
New York
Laidler
Bruce Curry
Union Theological Seminary
Western
Missouri
Kansas
Quincy Wins First Prize at Mickey Mouse Club Event
Quincy school won an autographed football as first prize at the Mickey Mouse club meeting at Patee theater. Knute Rockne signed the trophy football, awarded for top showing in spelling arithmetic and social science contests directed by Miss Susan Friend. Other schools following Quincy were McAlaster Pinckney Woodlawn and New York County.
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Quincy
Mickey Mouse Club
Patee Theater
Knute Rockne
Dame Idea
Kansas
Susan Friend
McAlaster
Pinckney
Woodlawn
New York
Roosevelt drafts speeches for southern and midwest trip
In Hyde Park Roosevelt works over forthcoming tour speeches. He plans to state his bonus position and may decide timing and method during weekend prep. Former senator Joseph Robinson and economist Raymond Moley join as advisers in his presidential campaign.
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Hyde Park
Roosevelt
South
Middle West
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
Raymond Moley
Columbia University
Hoover to address huge Cleveland rally tonight
President Hoover arrives in Cleveland for a major reelection speech at 8 30 p m EST in Public Hall. Organizers report 28 600 attendees with 55 000 reservations requested as Ohio with its 26 electoral votes looms large in the campaign. The event marks a pivotal push in a state seen as critical to Hoover in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Hoover
Celeveland Pu ‘Ne
I. John D. Marshall
Committee On
Ohio
United States
Walter F. Brown
Golf finals set at Lawrence Coun try Club flight A to decide title
Finals and semi finals results listed for Lawrence County Club golf tournament with Flight A champion contenders Chester Jones and Keith Bolin, Flight B contender E B Stouffer, Flight C players J H Fritts and Ed Penchard Jr, plus consolation and final pairing plans for today and tomorrow.
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Lawrence Country Club
Chester Jones
R. W. Poillon
Keith Bolin
Fred Jaedicke
E. B. Stouffer
V. Ee D. Jole Patterson
Ipmight
J. H. Fritts
F. H. Guild
E. W. Penchard Sr
T. G. Fitch
Schoolboy hangs self amid home and school punishment
Topeka reports Nathan Hale Blanchard a 15 year old junior high student hanged himself from a maple tree after being punished both at school and at home. He told his mother a teacher slapped him for telling her to shut up before departing the house. The mother found his body later that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Nathan Hale Blanchard
Deny Receivership for Long Bell Lumber Firm
In federal court Judge Merrill E Otis denied an application for receivership of Long Bell Lumber company and subsidiaries. Bondholders were ordered to amend and appeal by November 7. The suit charged mismanagement including transfer of 27 million dollars in assets to the Long Bell Lumber Sales Corporation to preserve credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Long Bell Lumber Company
Merrill E. Otis
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Long-Bell ‘Lumber Sales Corporation
Long-Bell Company
Death of Rev. G W Skinner at La Harpe Kan
Word has been received of the death Friday night at La Harpe Kansas of the Rev. G W Skinner father of J T Skinner of Lawrence. Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 30 o clock at the Methodist church at La Harpe. FILES CROSS PETITION.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Skinner
la Harpe
Kan
J. T. Skinner
Lawrence
Deep
River
Kansas City
Ninth Street Baptist Church
A. A. Hill
Kenneth Harris
Ford Makes Answer to Suit Asking Damages
George Ford files answer to damages suit by Dr. R I Canuteson over a August 16 collision on U S 40 near Mud Creek bridge. Canuteson was awarded 159385 in September. Ford seeks 48.74 for car repairs, claims Canuteson lacked lights and warning signals. Case to be heard in November district court.
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George Ford
Ilinola Street
J. H Mitchell
R. I. Canuteson
Canuteson
U. S. 40
Mud Creek Bridge
Ord
Studebaker
Auit
J. H. Mitchell
Ford
Rev. Rr
Elephant in parade heads for Landon bid in Kansas
An elephant weighing 909000 pounds, emblematic of the Republican party, will lead a torch light parade in Partons on Monday night for Landon, candidate for governor. J Cleon Creel, Betette county Republican chairman, announced the plan. The elephant was obtained from a circus wintering at Softevitte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Partons
Kan
Landon
Govane
J. Cleon Creel
Labette County
Softeyvitte
Huey Long Plans Westward Campaign With Sound Truck
Senator Huey Long said he would bring his sound truck to campaign for Governor Roosevelt in the west. He will meet the truck in Bismarck North Dakota on Thursday to begin the tour with a Lincoln Nebraska rally planned for Saturday and a possible stop in Kansas the following week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Huey Long
West
Roosevelt
Louisiana
Bismarck
North Dakota
Lincoln
Nebraska
Long
Kansas
Best Showing for Bankers Life Agency in September
Ere local Bankers Life Insurance agency of Des Moines led sixty agencies for September with a 256 percent over quota. Manager W. A. Fraser reported the Lincoln Nebraska veteran joined the agency here last spring and the unit ranked thirteenth in new business written.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankers Life Insurance Company
Des Moines
W. A. Fraser
Lincoln
Nebraska
Glad to Greet Emissaries Insull Seeks Quick US Exit
Samuel Insull, under indictment in Chicago after the collapse of his utilities holding company, said in Athens he would be glad to meet any US legal emissaries. He predicted an enjoyable reception and urged quick settlement of his affairs, asking American authorities to acknowledge his passport rights to allow him to leave Greece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Samuel Insull
Chicago
United States
Greece
Simpson Praises Landon at Emporia Campaign Rally
Lacey Simpson, GOP governor nominee rival, praised Alfred M. Landon in a campaign address in Emporia, endorsing the Republican ticket. Frank Haucke also spoke, as Simpson criticized the Democratic administration for alleged skewed economics and funds being used to cover current expenses rather than cutting operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia
Kan
Lacey Simpson
Alfred M. Landon
Simpson
Maries
Frank Haucke
Pleasant Weekend Forecast From Topeka
Pleasant autumn weather was forecast for Kansas over the weekend by the U S weather bureau. Mild temperatures expected for the next 36 hours with 75 to 80 degrees tomorrow and 45 to 50 tonight. Clouds early in eastern Kansas but clear in the west with possible scattered showers along the Missouri line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
United States Weather Bureau
D. Flora
Missouri
McLOUTH Welcomes New Baptist Pastor on Oct 16
Local church announces Rev H Vogan will serve as full time pastor beginning Sunday October 16. Community notes report visitors from Chanute and Topeka, a third week of Methodist revival, and attendees at a barbecue in Meriden. School enrollment and Lyceum ticket sales noted among upper and lower grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Vogan
Ella Bradford
Piro
Calif
Kittie Pennington
G. M
Casebier
Texas
Mary Blair
Chanute
R. W. Reynolds
John Dick
Kansas
Carl Yarnold Stull Carl Donald song born in 1982 Kansas
In Amias County Kansas Carl Donald Yarnold Stull was born Sept. 1982 at home. He suffered from incest throughout his short life. His mother died when he was about months old. Survived by father Geo, mother, three brothers Lloyd, eerie me and one sister. Burial details not included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl
Donald Song
Amias County
Kan
Pas
Geo
Cito
Lloyd
Eerie
Funeral Services and Community Notes in Clinton Area
Funeral services were held Saturday at Clinton Presbyterian church with Rev. Hall in charge. a duet by Rev. and Mrs. Hall and solos by Mrs. Hall marked the service before Carl Talley’s funeral. Rev. C H Reep aids revival at Evangelical church. Katherine Brass closes Yarnold school month with nineteen pupils. several students earn perfect spelling. Community groups report at W M S rally, Royal Neighbors meeting pauses Halloween plans, and local visits span Leavenworth, state institutions, and area families.
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Clinton Presbyterian Church
Hall
Clinton Cemetery
C. H. Reep
Miller
Evangelical Church
Katherine Brass
Yarnold
Bernita Bidinger
Clifford Houk
Cleo Talley
Wilma Wulfhule
Earl Belles
Ruth Wulfkuhle
Eula Bidinger
Lorjene Hibner
Louisees
Ralph Houk
Stull
Holton
Wulfkuhle
Chris Kraft
Geo. McCarty
State Penitentiary
Lansing
Women’s Industrial School
Orphans Home
St. Mary’s College
Soldiers Home
Leavensworth
Federal Prison
Belvoir
Roy Harrel
Clinton
W. L. Ewing
Joe Anderson
E. E. Sawyer
Ebon Anderson
O. A. Bidinger
M. J. Murphy
C. A. Baldwin
F. H. Kampschroeder
Charles Houk
Vinland High to Stage Cyclone Sally Comedy
The Vinland Junior class will present a three act comedy titled Cyclone Sally on Friday night at 8 in the high school auditorium. The cast includes Edith Gimbler Jack Webster Fred Will Reginald Mannera Clarence Hubbard Willie Clump LeRoy Olmstead Jim Jerkins Leo Hagerman Jenny Thatcher Margaret Craig Effie Warden Viola Hird.
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Vinland High School
Cyclone Sally
Edith Gimbler
Jack Webster
Fred Will
Reginald Mannera
Clarence Hubbard
Willie Clump
LeRoy Olmstead
Jim Jerkins
Leo Hagerman
Jenny Thatcher
Margaret Craig
Effie Warden
Viola Hird
George Kelley
Lawrence
Helen Gill
Sam Deel
Baldwin
Edna Davault
Doris Flaine
Wellsville
Lem Sturdy
Woodrow
B. A. Stevena
Kansas City
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
B. A. Stevens
Children
Martha Kelles
Eunice Hammond
Jennie Stevens
Woodrow Sturdy
Baker University
Yove
Bethel Notes Illustrious Weekend Visit and Ladies Aid Meeting
Bethel reports Miss Elizabeth Hoffman visiting Kansas University over the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs John Hoffman. The Bethel Ladies Aid Society met at the church on Wednesday afternoon for their regular meeting with roll call Favorite Quotations. Plans were discussed for a November program and a December baptismal event to be an all day affair. The president appointed Mrs Charlie Crawford Mrs Mary in Forth and Mrs Dorsey Fish burn to dinner committee and Mrs Raymond Oehrle Mrs Clarence Albright and Mrs Charlie Rappard to the entertainment committee. Four hostesses Mrs Cleveland Park Mrs lie Crawford and Miss Cora Smith served refreshments to Mrs Charles Jones Mrs Joan opine Fisher Mrs Will Smith Mr Johnnie Bracheisen Mrs Earl Forth Mrs Jim Jones and Mrs Ben.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisbeth Hoffman
Kansas University
John Hoffman
Bethel Ladies Aid Society
Charlie Crawford
Mariy
Forth
Dorsey Fish
Raymond Oehrle
Clarence Albright
Charlie Rappard
Cleveland Park
Lie Crawford
Cora Smith
Charles Jones
Joan Opine Fisher
Will Smith
Johnnie Bracheisen
Earl Forth
Jim Jones
Ben
Overbrook Community Notes Include Sep 1940s Events
Mrs Charlie Simmons and other Overbrook residents attend club events at the high school while Durene Brecheisen joins ae clubs as a guest. A collision near Homer Wright corner injures John Vance and Raymond Oehrle, with the Sellers couple uninjured. Brubaker school beats Cob district 12 to 4 in baseball. Osage City defeats Overbrook 18 to 7 in football. Local gatherings feature Nancy Clark visiting family, dinners hosted by Earl Forth, and a funeral for Carl Talley of Clinton. Clarence Albright and Ernest visit Kansas City as C M Albright remains gravely ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Simmons
Mae Vance
Charlie Rappard
Raymond Oehrie
Godlip Oehrie
Rob Brown
Lou Featherstone
Claude Williams
Virgil Schwartz
Fred Latz
Durene Brecheisen
Overbrook High School
Ruth Marie Kessler
John Vance
Raymond Oehrle
Overbrook
Louis Sellers
Topeka
Homer Wright
John
Raymond
Brubaker
Nellie Cox
Cob District
Osage City
Nancy Clark
Clarence Coursen
Clarence Albright
Ernest
Kansas City
C. M. Albright
St. Mary’s Hospital
Albright
Clarence. Albright
Fairview Woman's Missionary Society Meets in Church Basement
The Fairview group gathered Wednesday afternoon for the regular monthly meeting with twenty four members and visitors present. Reports highlighted a year of activity and a symposium on Lady Fourth Daughter of China. Refreshments were served during social time. several members were acknowledged for long attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Jesus
Elsie Brown
Homer Brownlee
NH. Husted
Little Ol
H. W. Marshall
Ethel Cowles
China
G. W. Cooper
H. R. Husted
Paul
Grace Louise
Independence
Paul Koehler
Edna
J. E. Mercer
Lawrence
Mae Edmondson
Oliver Turley
Springfield
Colorado
C W. Wells
Elios Ayer
Albunquercue
N. M
Scott Holloway
Paters
Floyd Nisley
Fall Leaf community notes and gatherings in Fall Leaf
Fall Leaf reports returning residents from Skintook Oklahoma visiting relatives. Bartlesville and Hesper residents socializing with local families. J L L club entertaining at Fred Eder home. Rosa Schellack back from visit with Gus Bohnsak in Eudora. Democratic Rally draws crowd. Will Lamb and hunting dogs travel to Lone Star for fox hunt. Schoenhofer family moves into new home and marks 28th wedding anniversary. A Topeka relative injured after falling from an office building in Kansas City. Dr. Cox examines Fall Leaf schoolchildren’s teeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Reed
Skintook
Okla
Johnnie Schellack
Bartlesville
Harve Schellack
Elks
Howard Caviness
Baby
Hesper
John Vitt
Fred Pfleger
Chas. Vitt
J. L. L. Club
Fred Eder
Chas, Witt
Rosa Schellick
Gus Bohnsack
Eudora
Fall
Will Lamb
Lone Star
Frank Schoenhofer
Mr. Johnson
Topeka
Kansas City
Dr. Cox
Tonganoxie
Fall Leaf
Missionary Meeting Attendees Listed in Eudora
Fred and Wm Reetz and Treva Canary attended an all day missionary meeting in Eudora Sunday. Mrs A Steinbring spent Friday and Saturday with her mother in Lawrence. Segiel Meyers spent Sunday with his sister and family. Mr and Mrs Herman Oelshlager near Bonner Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Wm. Reetz
Treva Canary
Eudora
A. Steinbring
Lawrence
Segiel Meyers
Herman Oelshlager
Bonner Springs
Glenn and Vicinity News Highlights and Events
The October meeting of the Hi-Point 4-H club will be held at Glenn schoolhouse Friday night. Funeral services for Frank St. Clair were held at Lecompton United Brethren church. Mrs. Will Brown hosted a surprise party for daughter Helen on her thirteenth birthday with games and refreshments. Visitors include Belle and Lizzie Shirley of Topeka, and Norma Stavens' family from Ottawa. J. F. Baker of Lawrence visited the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle
Lizzie Shirley
Topeka
W. H. Glenn
Glenn
R. C. Stavens
Neilson
Maxine
Ottawa
Frank St. Clair
Lecompton
J. F. Baker
Lawrence
Smiths Move Rev Wood Goods to Lecompton
Mr and Mrs Ted Smith drove to Meriden in their truck Tuesday to transport the household goods of Rev David Wood to Lecompton. Mrs W H Robison and son Elmer, and Trene Brown attended the Berryton fair Friday and the Berryton Lecompton high school football game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Smith
Meriden
David Wood
Lecompton
W. H. Robison
Elmer
Trene Brown
Berryton
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R. B. Stevens
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Earl Fesler
Hewins
C. A. Puls
Tweed
Varsity Theatre
Orelock
Bicknell Young
Chris
Hubby
Ruby Thomas
Louisiana Street
B. F. Alford
Lawrence Business College
Insull
Woodring
Ireland Fair London
J. H. Thomas
Dominions
Free State
The
Bronx
Public National Bank
Massachusetts Street
Ira Bramwell
R. E. Luce
Louise Bradford
Darlene Chapman
Charlotta Edmonds
Lucile Harding
Highland Park-McLouth
J. J. Joshong
W.T. King
Robert Means
Mildred Beech
LaVena Highfill
Edward Bond
Douglas Dick
Lorrain Reynolda
Charles Hans
Sezee
Mickle Nickles
Es Sekakeer
Jarlyn Casebier
Fins Mac Beate
Yarnold-Stull
Vinland and Vicinity
Bethel
Fairview
Quinn
Melvin
Nash
Helen
Frank
George Figes
Shirley
Kenneth Cooper
Esther’ Johngorn
Buddy Griffin
Raymond Horrell
Ethel
Dorothy Griffin
Eugene Leary
Edna Koehler
Virgil Horrel
Russell Coover
George Johnstone
Rose Williamson
Los Angeles
Charle Howard
William Wells
Alice
Wilma
Eleanor
Garnett
Elmer Smith
Jake Reusch
Vintland
Glenn and Vicinity
Norma Shearer
Dickinson
T. J. Sweeney
Peoples State Bank
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