China Imposes Silver Export Tax Amid US Policy Stance
United States maintains silver buying policy while China enacts a 10 percent tax on silver exports to curb depletion of reserves and stabilize its currency. Secretary Hull signals openness to dialogue but affirms Congress driven policy cannot be altered by executive action.
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America
London
Sec
China
United States
Washington
Hull
Nanking
Congress
Altho
Sao-Kenred
Consta
Hollywood columns reveal psychic’s London return and film notes
Journal interview with ex-Kansas girl psychic Gene Dennia describes sensational foretellings in London and a prediction about Windsor Lad winning the Sweenstakes with Rainbow’s Victory in yacht races. also mentions radio offer and Hauptmann theory, plus previews of Dangerous Car and stage stars in an East billing. Local columns note English tennis visitor and Al Jolson’s Paris stint.
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Hollywood
Journal
Gene Dennia
London
Allj
Windsor
Columbi
Alhambra
Calif
Gene
Hauptmann
Lindbersh
Lawa Corking
RKO
Melvyn Daum Tansith
Doris Lloyd
Virginia Ce
Gilbert
Ravid Sorder
Ant
al Jolson Ieill
Ruby
Krelec
Yod
Indy
Arliss Takes Time Off From Dickinson Remake
The cast withdraws from the Dickinson project as Arliss pursues personal reasons. Assistants stabilize production while the stage plans adjust to the cooldown period.
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Arliss
Sisting
Take
Manly
Kaw Valley Hosts Abela Dinner With Notables
A fragment mentions Kaw Valley entertaining Mr and Mrs Otto Abela and a Nobles couple with M. Steiner of Repul Hubbard and their children. The unclear text hints at a social gathering or dinner event with local residents and notable attendees.
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Kaw Valley
Otto Abela
Am. Steiner
Hubbard
Rand
Tonganoxie Socials and Community Notes
Tonganoxie reports entertainments at Mrs George Farrell s home and the Owl Club gathering. The P T A begins plans for a school play The Mystery the Masked Girl at the high school on October 26. The ninth annual farmers 4-H fair is set for October 19 and 20 at the high school with a public program October 49 in the auditorium. Local visits include Mr and Mrs Don Pearson in Mexico Missouri, Billy Marling in town from Kansas City, and Mrs H Hi Porter returning to New Jersey. Several residents attend events in Lawrence, Hoyt, and Kansas City. A bridge party showers for Mrs Leonard Deaton is noted. Mrs Sarah Hepsher dies aged 77 in Osawatomie. funeral at Rumacy s Parlors followed by burial in Teculi Missouri. Also mentioned are hospital visits, bowling team ad, and the marriage announcement of Rozella Smith to Clarence Bradley.
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George Farrell
Will’ Cronemeyer
P. T
V. Lu Prosper
Floyd Ratliff
Noble
Christenson
James
Kansas City
Don Pearson
Mexico
Missouri
Billy Marling
Dave
H. Hi Porter
Henry Geib
New Jersey
Owl Club
Me Williamson
James Farrell
Cordon
D. Lutz
Horton
Kangasmis
Pete Blaene.o
Leasvenworth
Charles Denham
Art Slimmerman
Lawrence
Les, Spake
E. H. Skaggs
Harold Cox
Aud
Basil Henderson
Noble Christensen
Monahy
Ted Davis Jr
H. Ib
Hoyt
Geib
William McGee
Starns
Leonard Deaton
Mra. Christensen
Bozeat Bridge
Paul Williamson
Sarah Hepsher
Osawatomie
Rumacy
Eli Wheeler
Cha
Teculi Missouri
Gon
Robert Hepsher
Tonganoxie
Sneedville ‘Tenn
Louie Koch
Bethenny Hospital
Koch
Helen
Ienac_ Poole
Colorado
Springs
Hlinain
Georgia_ Ramza
Oklahoma
Kansa
Myras Oscar. Smith
Francesville
Indiana
Rozella
Clarence Hradiey
Love and Comedy Compete in Final Scenes at the Dickinson
The program features a sentimental romance as lovers unite in the final act. Edna May Oliver, Charlotte Hoty, Ralph Morgan, and Trewald-Meek lead supporting roles while Miss Henry debuts in Alice in Wonderland. Also shown are a Popeye cartoon in color, an animated short, newsreel, and Ken Griffith at the organ.
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Sears
Coar
Analysia
Cupid S
Jovers
Mr. Arliss
Edna May Oliver
Charlotte Hoty
Ralph Morgan
Trewald - Meek
Miss Henry
Dickinson
News
Ken Griffith
arRan
NO COLD IN SIGHT
Topeka reports October temperatures remain mild with scattered showers. Federal meteorologist S D Flora says western Kansas may dip near 75 degrees at best while nights stay comfortable and no major changes are expected. A few light showers touched Kansas yesterday.
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Topeka
Kansas
S._D.Flora
Flora
Canada
Havre
Mont
The Gay Divorcee dazzles with Astaire Rogers score
A Granada review hails The Gay Divorcee for its stylish dance numbers led by Astaire and Rogers. Ginger Rogers shines as a dancing partner, while Edward Everett Horton plays a befuddled English barrister and Alice Bray excels as the American aunt.
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Fred Astaire
Moon
Wml
Ruby Keeler
Dick Powell
High Herbert
Guy Kibbee
Chorug
Astaire-Rogers Dani
Ginger Rogers
Mr.Astaire
Weekend Social Roundup From Evening Star
Miss Treva Canary and Miss Eva Kindred visited, with Helen Brecheisen and Felix Mueller spending Sunday afternoon at Ness. George Ott and family joined Arthur Weeks at Sibley, while Melvin McPherson and baby from Topeka were Wednesday dinner guests of Carl Neil. The McPhersons and baby stayed overnight with L Kindred. Armin Eisele and grandchildren dined with the Azor family in South Endora, and Mrs Spitzli and daughter from Weaver spent Sunday afternoon at cabins.
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Treva Canary
Fall-Leaf
Eva
Bell
Weaver
Canary
Kindred
Helen Brecheisen
Felix Meuller
Ideon Ness
George Ott
Arthur
Sibley
Melvin McPherson
Baby
Topeka
Carl. Neil
McPherson
L. Kindred
Mrevand
Arinir Eisele
Eisele
South
Endora
Willian Spitzli
Daugh
Sunday visiting and family calls across Weaver area
The Cory farm and nearby households narrate a day of guests and visits. Rev L L Rapier of Eudora joined Mr and Mrs Nets, with Mary Allen and others calling. Mrs Nets shows improvement after illness. Several families from Eudora Kaw Valley and Kansas City groups visited, including Browns, Bernitz, Edelbrocks, and Broers, with various dinner and supper gatherings. A teachers meeting in Weaver featured Miss Ruth Schellack as secretary.
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Cory Farm
Robert. Lawler
Pete Edelbrock
Edelbrock
Chas
Florinee
Florance Af Lawrence
Howard Rornitz
Weaver
Overbrook
Duff Gerrits
Pearl Smeets
Eudora
Paul Hadt
Kaw Valley
Howard Bernitz
Grant Edelbrock
Wade Thomas
Kansas City
George Rogers
Chillicothe
Carl Neis
L.J. Kindred
George Broers
Floord Broers
Clarence Broars
Johnnie Revach
Frank Vitt
Frank Mignol
Fall Leaf
John Bowen
Ten -Ness
Ruth
J. F. Platt
Maxine Schtellack
Weaver School
Harold Fisher
Schel
Tacit
Robert “Kurta
DeSoto
Charles Wrt
Eleanor. Bartz
Eudorawag
Arlet’ Wilson
Viola? Broers
Bettie Nets
Sarah Abels
Evangelical Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Marriage of Mr and Mrs L C Bradley in Missouri
The marriage of Mr and Mrs L C Bradley occurred in Missouri on September 1. Both graduates of Tonganoxie High School. Local church social and club notes mention upcoming gatherings, including Concreational Ladies Association at Mrs Fre Zeclner’s home with Mrs Ernie Elston assisting. Amos Wilson hospitalised after an operation at Memorial Hospital. Mentions of Masonic district meeting in Lawrence with attendees, Y M P clubs hosted by Mrs Myers, bridge tables and prizes, and a parental study club meeting in Portuin Wisconsin with roll call on growing up.
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L. C. Bradley
Lyberty
Missouri
Myrv
Aro
Lawrence
Janes Farrell
A. A. Dickman
Charles Cor
Perry “Walters
W.-C
Alan
Lee Fraemian
Wilson
Myers
Foster Laming
Sara Mae Cain
Uriel Hanling
Sara
Walter Bleakley
Ralph Caine
Ed Hunt
Uriel “Harling
Walter Nu
Ruth Phenicie
Eileen Gurnan
Detroit
Michigan
J. We Dorney
Pfortuin
Wis
Choolss
Birthday anniversaries shared by Denholm and Mrs
A fragmentary note recounts a social gathering at the W. H. Newby home. Guests included Mrs. Dains Mrs. Uriel Jarling Mrs. Dana Sanders Mrs. George Denholm and others. The occasion marked the birth day anniversaries of Mrs Denholm and another guest.
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Dains
Childs-Home
Uriel Jarling
Dana. Sanders
Ra. David
George Denholm
W. H. Newby
Lecompton Girls Club Hosts First Sy Profession Meeting
The Lecompton Girls Reserve hosted the first in a series of Sy Profession meetings in the auditorium Friday. Miss Gladys Baker of radio station KFKU will speak on openings in radio work for women. Home economics students finish a unit on breakfasts and will present a whole breakfast prepared by groups. YWCA Friendship meeting attendees included Mrs Haze McClanahan Mrs Flossie Gibbers and Mrs Helen Day.
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Thes
iFirls
Sang'and
Prin- Gramer
Thursay
Gladys Baker
KFKU
University of Kansas
Lecompton
Y.W.C.A
Y.W. x. Friendshipe
Perry -On
Haze” McClanahan
Flossie Gibbers
Helen Day
Perry organization meeting features music and talks
About a hundred eleven women attended the Perry organization meeting led by president Mrs R Shirley. The program included music by the Perry orchestra directed by Miss Sutter, special numbers, talks by Miss Stone and Miss Ericson, and discussions. The Setompton members enjoyed hospitality and supper after the afternoon program. Mr and Mrs Basler visiting Mrs Basler's sister in Lecompton were accompanied home by Mr and Mrs Campbell who will stay in Lecompton. Mrs Campbell, ill with pneumonia, hopes Kansas sunshine will help. While driving near a lake in Illinois the Busler couple lost their way for three hours one night.
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Sutzen
Shirley
Perry-organization
Miss Sutter
Miss Stone
Misa’ Ericson
Setompton
Perry
Basler
G. Campbell
Campbell
Waukegan, Ill
Lecompton
Kansas
Jinois
Busler
New Relief Formula Promises Quick Start
An advertised remedy called Sist-lex offers rapid action for fatigue, pains, and rheumatic symptoms. It claims to fix kidney and bladder concerns, reduce nervousness, and restore energy, with a druggist distribution and a money back if not satisfied guarantee.
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