Jayhawkers Edge Cyclones 14 6 in Big Six Opener
Kansas defeats Iowa State 14 to 6 as Sullivant and Douglass star on offense. Douglass scores twice and adds the extra points, while Wickerstaff answers for ISU with a 68 yard run. Attendance near 7,000 in damp, cold conditions as the game features multiple exchanges and a late interception.
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University of Kansas Jayhawkers
Iowa Stateyelones
Jayhawkers
Iowans
Cyclones
Milton
Sullivant
Clarence Douglass
Kansas
Sallies
Douglass
Toe
Wickerstaff
Hugh Vickerstaff
Waite
Bazik
Replogle
Cannady
Towa State
Kansas Iowa State clash ends with 14 6 score
Kansas builds a 14 point first half edge behind Sullivant and Douglass as Iowa State trades penalties and turnovers. In the fourth quarter Waite and Vickerstaff spark a late Iowa State rally but Bazik misses the extra point to leave Kansas ahead 14 6.
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Iowa State
Douglass
Kansas
Sullivant
Replogle
Wider
Wilder
Stapleton
Shugart
Morin
Masoner
Anderson
Ward
Sulivant
Rushmore
Dee
Wienecke
Replogie
Iowa
State
Wilenecke
Divens
Lechtenburg
Reupke
West
Lone State
Bock
Gearhart
Moreland
Briley
Richardson
Neplogie
Waite
Bazik
Boswell
Vickerstaff
Warren
Wlienecke
Basilevac
Cannady
Dalley
Buck
Huff
Lechtenure
Shirk
Hardacre
Huxman Prepares for Milking Contest At Royal Show
Governor Walter A. Huxman recalls twenty five years since milking a cow as he gears up for a milking contest with Kansas City official H. E. McElroy. The event is part of the Royal livestock show program following a dinner where Huxman will be guest. He will also attend luncheons with the Kansas City Chamber and Co-Operative club. Mrs. Huxman will be hosted by Women of the Kansas City Kansas Chamber of Commerce.
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Topeka
UPI
Walter A. Huxman
H. E. McElroy
Kansas City
Haxman
Kansas City, Kan
Chamber of Commerce
Kansas City, Mo
Co-Operative Club
Kansas City, Kan., C. of C
Huxman
Dr Glenn Frank urges Republicans to restate liberal principles
Washington October 16 Dr Glenn Frank a Republican who once ran Wisconsin University urged the party to offer a restatement of traditional liberalism He warned against crafting a platform in smoke filled rooms and favored a principled statement aligned with the times He dismissed a mechanistically arranged coalition against Roosevelt.
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Washington
Glenn Frank
Republican Party
Frank
Wisconsin University
la Follette Progressives
Col
Frank Knox
Dr. Frank
Roosevelt
Youth Held for Murder in Maine Case
In North Ardington New Jersey on October 16 prosecutors said 18 year old Paul Dwyer of South Paris Maine confessed to killing Dr John G Littlefield 64 and his wife Lydia 64 with a hammer in Maine. The bodies were found in a parked car after being driven through New England to New Jersey.
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North Ardington
N. J
Maine
John J. Breslin
New England
New Jersey
Paul Dwyer
Paris
Bergen County
John G. Littlefield
Lydia
South
South Paris
Oxford County
Robert T. Smith
Fernando F. Francis
Dover
College football finals and scores from the era
A compilation of football results including Harvard 0 Navy 0 and Notre Dame 7 Carnegie Tech 9. Other notable scores show Minnesota 39 Michigan 6, Dartmouth 41 Brown 0, Penn State 14 Clarkson Lehigh 7, NYU 51 St Johns Md 0, Syracuse 14 Cornell 6, North Carolina 28 Wake Forest 0, Amherst 41 Rochester 0, Michigan State 2 Missouri 0.
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Harvard
Navy
Tulane
Colgate
Notre Dame
Carnegie Tech
Minnesota
Michigan
Haverford
Wesleyan
Dartmouth
Brown
Georgia
Holy Cross
Pittsburgh
Mppanam
Army
Yale
Pennsylvania
Columbia
C.C.N.Y
Susquehanna
Miami
Ohio U
LaFayette
Georgetown
West Virginia
Xavier
Boston University
Clarkson
Lehigh
Penn State
New York University
Villanova
Manhattan
Colby
New Hampshire
Syracuse
Cornell
North Carolina
Wake Forest
Amherst
Rochester
Michigan State
Missouri
End of Iowa State Kansas Rally Ends Narrowly
Iowa State fumbles and passes mirror a tense finish as Kansas drives stalemates in the final minute. Sullivant makes key plays and Replogle gains late, with penalties shaping the closing sequence.
Italy delays broad pullout from Spanish Civil War
Count Dino Grandi announced a partial withdrawal of volunteers from both sides at the 27 power non-intervention subcommittee in London. Britain and France pressed for a quicker, equal withdrawal of foreign volunteers to localize the conflict, with meetings set for October 19 and belligerent rights discussed as a concession to Mussolini.
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Italy
Dino Grandi
London
Britain
France
Spain
Grandi
Anthony Eden
Llandudno
Wales
Mussolini
Germany
Russia
Belgium
Portugal
Sweden
Czechoslovakia
Brussels
China
City Will Cooperate on Reforestation Plan
The Lawrence committee on reforestation gains Mayor Lawrence support. C. B. Russell chairs the group with W. D. Durell as secretary, Brice Cameron, A. W. Berger and W. C. Simons forming the committee. Cameron and Durell will survey streets to identify thriving and struggling trees and areas needing pests addressed. The panel seeks public cooperation and aims to save distressed trees and plant many new ones.
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Lawrence
C. B. Russell
W. D. Durell
Brice Cameron
A. W. Berger
W. C. Simons
Professor Durell
Drake Two-Mile Team Wins In Rain at Manhattan
Drake University's two mile team defeated Kansas State 33 to 22 in a dual race staged before the Marquette Kansas State football game. Feiler of Drake won the event in 10 minutes 10.0 seconds.
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Drake
Manhattan
Kan
Drake University
Kansas State
Feiler
Stock Market Index Rises to 48.9 in Wide Market
The average of 60 stocks climbed to 48.9, up from 48.7 yesterday as trading remained active across the market. Investors watched broader gains with several large caps contributing to the advance.
Beck Explains Regents May Waive College Fees
Topeka October 16 Attorney General Clarence V Beck told Governor Walter A Huxman the state board of regents can fix or waive fees at state schools within its discretion The move could allow NYA aided students to enroll in vocations with NYA aid for living costs and work on projects while attending classes taught by regents instructors Read more on the potential program benefiting over 300 Kansas high school graduates and the regents role in waiving fees
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Topeka
Board of Regents
Walter A. Huxman
Clarence V. Beck
Huxman
Ann Laughlin
NYA
Kansas
Ford plant closes in Kansas City amid pay and security dispute
Kansas City Ford dealers were told they would receive parts from Omaha, Oklahoma City and Des Moines as the plant shifts underway. All employees owed salaries or badge deposits will be paid Monday after surrendering badges and tool checks. Ford personnel chief Harry Bennett had said the Kansas City operation was finished, citing lack of police protection and a clash over access. The assembly plant, employing about 2,100, closed September 15 for model changes, with picketing by UAW-A resulting in the indefinite shutdown announced last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Ford
Omaha
Oklahoma City
Des Moines
Harry Bennett
Bennett
H. C. Doss
U.A.W.A
Educators to Confer on curriculum building in Kansas
An educational conference for northeastern Kansas school administrators will be held at the University of Kansas under the School of Education. Miss Dale Zeller will open with remarks on the meeting’s purposes. C. E. Birch and others will present material on aligning objectives with the general view and materials for areas of need. Frank L. Pinet and W. T. Markham will speak in the afternoon, with Markham delivering a brief address on station KFKU at 2 30 this Monday afternoon.
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Kansas
University of Kansas
School of Education
Dale Zeller
State Department of Education
C. E. Birch
Lawrence
Frank L. Pinet
State Teachers Association
W. T. Markham
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Markham
KFKU
Missouri Defeats Kansas In Two Mile Meet In Columbia
In Columbia Missouri on October 16, Missouri won the two mile track contest 34 to 21 over Kansas. John Munski of Missouri finished first with a 9 55.8 time. Ernest Klann of Kansas placed second and Captain Mark Collins of Missouri finished third. Frank Rucker and Scott Whaley placed fourth and fifth for Missouri.
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Columbia
John Munski
Missouri
University of Missouri
University of Kansas
Munski
Ernest Klann
Mark Collins
Tigers
Frank Rucker
Scott Whaley
Suit Filed Against Schatz Distributing for Unstamped Malt Beverage
A misdemeanor case will be filed against Schatz Distributing Company of Kansas City Kansas and J L Grimes director of inspections and registration for selling un stamped cereal malt beverage and beverage with alcohol content over 3 2 percent In Topeka on October 16 Sue Beer Distributor Topeka was noted in the filing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Schatz Distributing Company
Kansas City
Kan
J. L. Grimes
State Department of Inspections and Registration
Social Security Grants for Unemployment Administration
The social security board announced 19 grants to 17 states totaling 1 868 216 dollars for the Oct 1 to Dec 31 period. Included is 20 188 dollars for Kansas administrative expenses.
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Social Security
Washington
Social Security Board
Kansas
Peace by agreement guides US nine power conference policy
The United States aims for a Sino Japanese truce through a China Japan peace by agreement at the nine power treaty conference. President Roosevelt outlined this approach at Hyde Park and officials expect mediation efforts to seek a mutual end to hostilities and a peaceful settlement.
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Washington
China
Japan
United States
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N. Y
League of Nations
Tokyo
Brussels
General rains fall across Kansas state wide
Weather bulletin reports generalized rainfall across Kansas in the last 24 hours described as the finest thing for the state. A. D. Robb forecasts continued rain and chill into the weekend with more rain likely next week. rainfall varied from trace in the south to heavy downpours in the north.
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Topeka
Kansas
A. D. Robb
Robb
A F L Accepts CIO Peace Conference Invitation
The American Federation of Labor accepts the CIO peace conference proposal for October 25 in Washington, D C. AFL President William Green says the conference will be held without conditions or stipulations after earlier rejections. The AFL executive council telegrams Philip Murray to meet at the Willard Hotel at 10 a.m. on October 25.
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Denver
American Federation of Labor
C.I.0
Washington, D. C
Federation Executive Council
Philip Murray
C.I.C
The
American Federation Labor
Harrison, Woll
Gugnaizer
Willard Hotel
William Green
F.L
A. S. of L
Murray
Dentists Adjourn After Annual District Meeting About Football Game
Seventy five dentists closed the annual meeting for the first and fifth districts of the state association and adjourned to Kansas Memorial Stadium for the Kansas Iowa game. Officers were elected for both districts and a movie for delegates followed dinner at the Hotel Eldridge.
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Kansas Memorial Stadium
Topeka
C. J. Brown
Kansas City
Kan
Willis Coston
Hugh Wilson
L. J. Wyatt
A. J. Buff
D. R. MacCandless
Ottawa
S. H. Flickenger
Baldwin
W. R
Dickinson Theater
George B. Winter
St. Louis
Lawrence Engineer Named El Reno City Manager
George M. March of Lawrence, an engineer for the KERC and the League of Kansas Municipalities, is appointed city manager of El Reno Oklahoma. He will assume duties November 1 and relocate his family to El Reno, a city of about 10 000 with a 1927 city manager form government and a nine member commission. The city engineer role will be combined with city manager duties.
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George M. March
Lawrence
KERC
League of Kansas Municipalities
el Reno
Okla
March
Mr. March
University of Oklahoma
Denied Exemptions on Retail Sales In Topeka
The supreme court denied exemptions for sales of electricity ice wrapping paper and twine sold to retailers for store use. The ruling covered electric current sold to Frank J. Warren and Topeka grocer sales by the American Ice Company to two Topeka merchants and wrapping paper twine and sacks sold by Kansas Service Grocers Inc. to a Kansas City merchant.
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Topeka
Supreme Court
Frank J. Warren
American Ice Company
Kansas Service Grocers, Inc
Kansas City
Kan
U S Accepts Invitation to Nine Power Conference
The United States today accepted an invitation to participate in the nine power treaty conference on the Far Eastern crisis set for Brussels on October 30 and designated Norman H. Davis to head the U.S. delegation.
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U.S
Washington
United States
Brussels
Norman H. Davis
High School Newspaper Conference Sets Attendance Records
The annual high school newspaper conference under University of Kansas journalism department drew 498 attendees, including 219 girls and 44 teachers. Officers were elected for the Kansas Council of Teachers of Journalism and Kansas Intercollegiate Press Association, with sessions on reporting evolution and job hunting.
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Qeorning
Igi
University of Kang
Kansas Council of Teachers of Journalism
Margaret Carpenter
Salina
Miriam Dexter
Paola
Arthur Goodwin
Garnett
Des Moines
Iowa
Kansas Intercollegiate Press Association
Pittsburg
Arkansas City Ark- Light
Judge Denies Writ in Assistance Case
Judge Hugh Means denied Burns a writ of mandamus seeking old age assistance from the county welfare board and director. Leroy Harris argued the case for Burns, who seeks aid without filing an application or creating a lien on property. A hearing date for the mandamus request has not been set.
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County Welfare Board
Social Welfare
Richard Burns
Hugh Means
Burns
Leroy Harris
Welfare Board
Weather outlook and driving conditions across Kansas
Rain likely tonight and Sunday with cloudy west portion. Topeka Garden City Manhattan and Salina see rain with mist at Ottawa. Dirt roads muddy in Manhattan Emporia Topeka and Salina. Ottawa and Garden City fair. Temperatures from yesterday and today noted by University Coal Co. Phone 44.
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Kansas
Topeka
Garden City
Manhattan
Salina
Ottawa
Emporia
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Hall
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Arene Waite
McElroy
the Royal
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Shanghai
Tsinan
Shantung
Associated Chambers of Commerce
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Sabinanigo
Beck
Governor Board of Regents
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Chevrolet
Us.s
New York
Hull
Stanley Hornbeck
J. Pierpont Moffet
State Department
Charles E. Bohlen
Hornbeck
Moffet
Davis
Pell
Bohlen
Robert van der Straten- Panther
Orient
Goodland
Phillipsburg
Wichita
Ford Service
Hamilton
Ellis A Seeeses
Abilene
Felleville
Junction City
A.F. of
C.I
Federeration
George
K.U
Clif Stratton
Stratton
E. i. Lindley
K. U. Athletic Department
Union Building
James Patterson
University
Nows
Kansas City Star
Department of Speech and Dramatics
Rolla Nuckles
K. U
Marco Morrow
Tom Collins
Kansaga City Journal-Post
Albert T. Reid
Raymond Lawrence
University Coal Co
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