Huxman Attacks Kansas School Policy and Relief Flaws
Democratic governor candidate Walter Huxman denounced Kansas school funding as underfunded and called for a state tax funded education aid plan. He challenged Will West on free textbooks and criticized John Stutz and the KERC setup as political, urging nonpartisan relief administration. He urged budget balance and warned against waste while defending Roosevelt-era policy. He spoke at Eldridge hotel and Jayhawk theater to large crowds in Lawrence.
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Walter Huxman
Kansas
John Stutz
KERC
Roosevelt
Maxman
Avey
WREN
Eldridge Hotel
Jayhawk
Huxman
Kansers
Regord
Haxman
District of Columbia
Will West
John Stutz-Kerc
Stutz
Kaasas
Republican Party
Topeka
Lawrence
Douglas County
Hoexman
Jesus Christ
Liberty Leaguers
Columbus
United States
Jayhawk Theater
Senator to Speak in Lawrence This Thursday
The speaker attended KU and graduated. He was introduced at the dinner by Howard Payne, the Democratic state committee speakers bureau chairman, and at the theater by Frank Fitzpatrick, Democratic county chairman. Fitzpatrick announced Senator George McGill will speak in Lawrence on Thursday October 22.
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K. U
Howard Payne
Democratic State Committee
Frank Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick
George McGill
Lawrence
Travels of Dr Lele Powell Captivates Co-Op Club
Dr Lele Powell spoke at the Eldridge Hotel on travel around the world, recounting his India clinic work in Shikarpur under Sir Henry Holland and unusual cancers among Kashmiris. He described a ten day stay at a hut hotel, the ancient Tadas Valley excavations, and the Jam packed industrial visit to Rumsey Junior Vehicle factory where Jockey Wagon production was starting.
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Lele &. Powell
Eldridge Notel
India
Shikarpur
Sir Henry Holland
Powell
Tadas
Pompeii
Rumsey
K U Parents Day Banquet to Feature Marvin Creager Speaker
Marvin Creager Journal editor and KU alumnus will give the main address at the KU Parents Day banquet Saturday evening in the Union ballroom. John M. Phillips of Kansas City will preside as toastmaster. The program includes a violin solo by Robert Sedore and songs by the men’s glee club. Prizes will honor the farthest attendee, the largest KU parent representation, and the top organized house. The Parents Day poster contest winner will be announced after fifteen design students entered.
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Marvin Creager
The
Milwaukee Journal
K. U
Union Building
John M. Phillips
Kansas City
K. U. Men's
Robert Sedore
Joseph
Jayhawk Chapter Exhibits at American Royal Livestock Show
Jayhawk chapter of Future Farmers will exhibit at the American Royal Livestock Show in Kansas City featuring Aberdeenshire Aberdeen Angus three baby beeves, one Shorthorn calf, six Hereford calves, and one fat lamb. Calves judged tomorrow morning and to be sold at auction Friday October 23. Exhibitors include Ralph Houk Wayne Powell Bradford Powell Dick Wise Junior Heck Bill Penny Gilbert Gilges Howard Heck Walter Thome and Ralph Messer. Largest calf weighs about 1290 pounds at 18 months.
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Jayhawk
Kansas City
Ralph Houk
Wayne Powell
Bradford Powell
Dick Wise
Junior Heck
Bill Penny
Gilbert Gilges
Howard Heck
Walter Thome
Ralph Messer
New Wellesley President Mildred McAfee Is Inaugurated
Slim, youthful Mildred H. McAfee, 36, became Wellesley College’s seventh president at simple ceremonies in Wellesley Massachusetts. She arrives from Oberlin College where she was dean of women. McAfee is among the youngest college presidents in the country.
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Wellesley
Mass
Qet
Pi— Slim
Mildred H. McAfee
Wellesley College
Miss McAfee
Oberlin College
Ishe
Test Your Knowledge Quiz From Classifieds
Seven test questions on geography biology astronomy law religion and history. Regions around the South Pole are described as areas near the pole. Mount Hamilton hosts a major observatory in California. the largest West African forest ape is the chimpanzee. a mosque tower is a minaret. Greek deity of the lower world is Hades. Thomas Gray is an English poet. a mirage is an optical illusion in a distant landscape. the Roman liturgy book is the Missal. It ends with a question about a pair of twins and the county seat of Cuyahoga County, Ohio.
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South Pole
Mount Hamilton
Cal
West Africa
Thomas Gray
Cuyahoga County
Ohio
Burly Gridman Halts Five With Two Seers
Five University of Kansas students heckle a film clip of a Kansas-Washburn football game and are silenced by a towering KU player leaning over them. The note recalls campus life, a beauty contest entrants list, and changes at the Ad Building with “No Smoking” signs.
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University of Kansas
K. U
Lawrence hosts renowned violinist Mischa Elman concert season
Lawrence and surrounding territory respond to the university concert course with strong attendance and out-of-town groups from Topeka Manhattan Ottawa Baldwin Osawatomie McLouth. Mischa Elman opens the season on a Stradivarius violin, ranked with the era’s top four. Single admission tickets go on sale Monday morning October 19 at the Fine Arts office.
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Lawrence
Topeka
Manhattan
Ottawa
Baldwin
Osawatomie
McLouth
Mischa Elman
Fine Arts
Elman
Kreisler
Heifetz
Menuhin
Fine Arts Office
Parents Day Set For Kansas Oklahoma Football Game
Kansas and Oklahoma prepare for a big Saturday game with ticket sales strong and radio broadcasts planned. The event, named Parents Day for EK U students, marks Kansas’ first conference home game at Memorial Stadium after a non conference opener vs Washburn. Reserved seats are 2.20 dollars. general admission 1.10 to 2.20 with student 25 cent rates in east sections A B C D. Broadcasts lined from Memorial Stadium booths by WREN Lawrence, WDAF Kansas City, WHB Kansas City, and KVOO Tulsa via telegraphic dispatches.
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Kansas
Oklahoma
Ek. U
Jayhawkers
Washburn
Wren
Lawrence
WDAF
Kansas City
Memorial Stadium
WHB
KVOO
Tulsa
Westminster Choir Picnic At Valleyview Tonight
The Westminster a cappella choir meets at 5:30 p.m. for an outdoor picnic and social hour at Valleyview the home of its director Dean DP and M Swarthout. Margaret Stough chairs the social committee. After songs and games, Sunday morning the choir of 60 will sing the Negro spiritual Steal Away arranged by Hall Johnson at First Presbyterian Church with Mildred Dunn singing the offertory solo.
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Westminster
Valleyview
Dean
M. Swarthout
Margaret Stough
Groun
First Presbyterian Church
Hall Johnson
University
Mildred Dunn
Will Speak Monday By Des Moines Minister
Dr Stoddard Lane of Plymouth Congregational Des Moines will visit Lawrence Monday October 10 for a mass meeting at First Baptist Ta powm. He will address a noon forum in the KU cafeteria and speak at a four thirty student meeting. Lane, 1914 German student, 39 months in AEF France with Croix de Guerre, chairs Des Moines Peace Council and local militarism in education committee.
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Stoddard Lane
Plymouth Congregational Church
Des Moines
Lawrence
First Baptist Church
Tapom
Lane
University of Kansas
Germany
France
Des Moines Peace Council
Town Committee On
Amherst College
Hartford Theological Seminary
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence Area
Mrs Mahala Newhouse dies at Memorial hospital aged years with funeral Saturday at 2 from Punk funeral chapel Rev Robert A Hunt to lead burial Oak Hill cemetery John Charles Saunders 77 dies at home route 2 east of Lawrence funeral 2 pm tomorrow at Rumsey funeral home burial Memorial Park cemetery Ida Saunders Mildred Saunders five sons James William Phillip Harold Miles three brothers Robert Eben Frank sister Eva Hotzel of Lawrence and Margaret Hill McCarter to speak at court house tomorrow morning 16:30 on school situation in Ransis leather shop ad
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Mahala Newhouse
Memorial Hospital
Robert A. Hunt
Oak Hill Cemetery
John Charles Saunders
Lawrence
Rumsey Funeral Home
Memorial Park Cemetery
Ida Saunders
Mildred Saunders
James
William
Phillip
Harold
Miles
Robert Saunders
Eben Saunders
Topeka
Frank Saunders
Chicago
Eva. Hotzel
Lawrence. cc
Shorty Creel opens produce seed and feed store
Harold Shorty Creel after 16 years at Barteldes Seed opens a new produce seed and feed store at 119 East Ninth Street in the old Farmers Union building. He continues buying cream eggs and poultry and sells coal feed and seed.
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Harold “Shorty” Creel
Barteldes Seed Company
East Ninth Street
Farmers’ Union
Creel
Lawrence scout leaders added to senior roll at first Christian church
Four young Scout Leaders of Lawrence were added to the Lawrence Senior Scout roll at the second meeting of the newly formed organization last night. New members are Larry Osmond Bob Gustafson J A Lavery and James Boyce. The meeting covered senior patrol leader duties a photography merit badge seminar an astronomy class leaf printing system and a proposed uniform for the new organization. Extra! extra! War declared caused three Wichita Beacon newsboys to be jailed briefly after disturbances downtown.
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Lawrence
First Christian Church
Larry Osmond
First Presbyterian Church
Bob Gustafson
First Baptist Church
J. A. Lavery
James Boyce
Plymouth Congregational Church
Osmond
Larned
Kan
H. Brewster Powers
Reed Whetstone
Robert Timmerman
Church Lawn
Carl Zimmerman
James Sussex
Marvin Haynes
James Mott
Robert Weir
Nwe
Es Ar
Lawrence and Missouri Political and Absentee Ballot Activity
Local farmer Lawrence Willard Morgan promoted Republican addresses in Missouri with stops in Kansas City Ottawa and Independence before a Douglas county engagement. Quigley the sports official announced Hampshire Farms gifts for the American Royal. Douglas county reports unusually high absentee ballot requests with 128 received and more daily as Clerk Plank mails affidavits and ballots.
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Willard Morgan
Republican
Missouri
Live Stock Exchange
Kansas City
Tuccheon
Morgan
Ottawa
Douglas County
Kansas City Stock Exchange
Independence
Quigley
Lawrence
Baldwin
Baker-McPherson
Quiz
Quigley Hampshire Farms
American Royal
Kar City
Williamstown
AL 5
G. Plank
Plank
Plinkad
Directors Wilt Meet at University of Kansas alumni reunion
The University of Kansas alumni association directors meet Saturday at 10 80 ovelock in the Union building then lunch in the cafeteria. The roster includes T N Flint Chester Woodward Roland Benton Helen Rhoda Hoones George March Clem Lamborn Maria Slade May T J Strickler Mar Waller G Thiele and Myra Little Reitz. Also notes 23 runs in first inning as Goodwell Eagles beat Howsley Hornets 32 to 7. W RC inspection by Samuel Walker Wonten’s Relief Corps No 113 set for 2 pm at courthouse. Mary Brown requests all members’ presence. Government Bonds coverage references Treasury. Major Bob Neyland bans marry on season start. captain DeWitt Weaver is only married player.
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University of Kansas Alumni Association
Union Building
T. N. Flint
Lawrence
Chester Woodward
Topeka
Roland Benton
Helen Rhoda Hoones
George March
Clem Lamborn
Kansas
Yo. Maria Slade May
Atchison
T. J . Strickler
Kansas City
Mar Waller
G. Thiele
Myra Little’ Reitz
W.rc
Samuel Walker Wonten
Relief Corps No. 113
Court House
Mary Brown
Bob Neyland
University of Tennessee
DeWitt Weaver
Local Social Notes From DeSoto And Vicinity
DeSoto residents and visitors fill weekends with visits to Topeka Kansas City and Bonner Springs events. G V Longstreth and family marked a 51st wedding anniversary while others travel for meetings visits and club activities. Robert Ballance 81 longtime area resident dies after extended illness in Kansas City at his daughter’s home.
Clinton Belvoir Weekend News From Clinton Area
Clinton Baldwin area residents spent the weekend with relatives as Rock road work continued south of Clinton toward Roy Harrell s property. Trustees gathered at church with three members present and a religious education meeting is planned for Monday October 19.
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Rose Baldwin
K. U
Harold Fisher
Clinton School
Harriet Hume
Overbrook High School
Caroline Schubert
Lawrence
Lena Murphy
Fred Demerrit
Lena Elizabeth
Fred Baldwin
Clinton
Roy Harrell
Baldwin
Leslie Demeritt
Laura Claxton
H. G. van Nest
Charles Shirar Denna
Lester
Ray Harrell
Darlene
Ralph Weybright
Lone Star
Fred Kampschroeder
Alvin Kampschroeder
Wisconsin
James Hazard
Community People and Visits From Area Families
A series of local social mentions notes visits and gatherings. Families from Lawrence Topeka and nearby towns spent Sundays with relatives and friends, attended church meetings in Topeka, and hosted quilting sessions at several homes, with several members traveling for ongoing medical treatment and support.
Big Springs Republicans Plan Oct 15 Meeting
Douglas County Republicans will meet at the Big Springs schoolhouse Thursday evening October 15. County candidates will be introduced and speak briefly. Precinct chairman Fred Bahnmaier is arranging for a speaker from among the state office candidates. Members of the Big Springs United Brethren church hosted a reception and pound party for their minister at the parsonage Monday evening. Rev N H Huffman of Lawrence is the new minister. Rev Arthur Ward formerly of Big Springs was sent to Lawrence at the recent conference. Mr and Mrs Tony Humphrey took Donna Irene to Richland Sunday to spend several days with her grandparents, Mr and Mrs Art Humphrey. Helen Wymer of Lawrence spent Monday with friends in Big Springs vicinity. Mr and Mrs Charles Durow and son Lloyd of Topeka spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs S Wise.
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G. V. Longstreth
Phyllis Jane
C. E. Ashlock
Topeka
Rudy Greenbaum
Kansas City
Arthur Anderson
Margaret Christner
A. BR. Burk
Francis Gable
Clarence Hodge
Helen Strobel
Bryant Hodge
Belle Hodge
Kansas
Hazel
E. W. Rattles
Freida Plummer
Mahion Plummer
Pansy Penner
Kate Penner
Lawrence
Otto E. Baker
Lake of the Ozarks
Clay Linden
Athenaeum Club
Lena Kouns
Kouns
Harriet Mize
John A. Giebner
W. C. Watson
Charles Beecroft
Bonner Springs
NeSnta
Robert Ballance
Anna Gross
Albert Anderson
Homer Ruck
Lucy Hiene
Charles Nemic
Ulysses
Vitus Haul
Harry Unger
Dave Harrell
Ray Harrell
Darlene
Fred Baldwin
Effie Kampschroeder
Walter Kampschroeder
Carl Woodward
Russell Harrell
Effie Kampschroder
Laverne
Thelma Fern
Junior
Eureka
William Kampschroeder
Ward
Emma Anderson
Chester Baldwin
Lena Murphy
George Tucker
Hans Lassen
Elton Anderson
Arthur Lash
Barber
Frank Raab
Goldie
Donald
Elmont
George Hout
Erma
Frank Bidinger
Edd Steele
Sigel
Steele
Mary Steele
Belvoir
Ernest Nelson
Meek
Keathy
Wesley
Charles Belles
Douglas County
Big Springs
Fred Bahnmaier
Tony Humphrey
Donna Irene
Richland
Art Humphrey
Helen Wymer
Lawerace
Charles Durow
Lloyd
S. Wise
Worden and Lone Star Visitors Share Sunday
Colyer Julius Hornberger and Amelia Hornberger of Worden joined Mr and Mrs W W Hornberger and family for Sunday dinner. Twila June and Caroline Bond visited with Roy Puckett family of Lone Star. Supper and overnight stays occurred with Glenn Schwartz and Otto Jack and Olin Heffner. Doris Garher celebrated at Floyd Garher home. Joseph Dwyer named chemist for Great Western sugar at Fort Morgan. Printing services listed.
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Julius Hornberger
Amelia Hornberger
Worden
W. W. Hornberger
Everett Bond
Twila June
Caroline
Franklin
Roy Puckett
Lone Star
Caroline Bond
Glenn Schwartz
Otto Jack
Olin Heffner
Joris
R. J. Powell
Wayne
Date
Shirley Helle
Lawrence
Great Western Sugar Company
Fort Morgan
Cole
Woodstock Notices Have Various Local Travel and Visits
Woodstock residents report visitors to the Ford home and Octave Ford’s flying around in recent days. W R Harding and family plan moves to Missouri and Oklahoma after a prior sale. Rev Charley Trower from La Tour Mo begins revival at Williamstown Baptist. Local revival attendance continues at McLouth Methodist led by Rev D E Russell. W W Wellman family attended a Winchester reunion. Clarence Spray hosts dinner with Lawrence and Springdale relatives. Howard Crawford and Harvey visit Memorial Hospital after operation. Champion descendants hold third annual family reunion at Woodstock. Community meeting rescheduled to Friday October 17 due to bad weather. Listen tonight to William Hard at 10 p.m. KMBC.
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Ford
Octave Ford
Lawrence
W. R. Harding
Missouri
Oklahoma
Charley Trower
la Touri
Baptist Church
Williamstown
McLouth
D. E. Russell
W. W. Wellman
Winchester
Clarence Spray
Springdale
Howard Crawford
Harvey
Memorial Hospital
Champion
Frank Champion
Woodstock
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