Buckles to Speak at University of Kansas Roundtables
Doyle Buckles of Fairbury Nebraska News will be a main speaker at the University of Kansas journalism Roundtables November 4 and 5. Buckles, a Sedan Kansas native and prizewinning editor, will discuss advertising problems of country publishers.
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Kan
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Neb
University of Kansas Department of Journalism
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Wis
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Nebraska
United States
American Press Survey
University of Kansas
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University of London
Eng
King’s College
London School of Economics
Marco Morrow
Senator Capper
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Notre Dame University
Kansas News Briefs From AP Dated Items
Wichita reports a wrestling referee knocked out an attacker after being struck by Gypsy Chencki. Emporia notes embezzlement charges against Harold P. Trusler in a defunct railroad case. Topeka announces first dividends to Pawnee Rock State Bank creditors and more payments to Farmers and Merchants of McPherson and Burrton State Bank depositors. Wichita reveals Frank Samuel named national adjutant of the American Legion. Kansas City, Kan. covers a 35 day unconsciousness for young Charles Hill Jr after a motor vehicle crash. doctors expect recovery.
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Daria Ostopovich
Gypsy Chencki
Kice
Emporia
Harold P. Trusler
Trusler Rain Company
District Court
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Indianapolis
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National Department
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Ducks Capsize Boat as Three Hunters Start Season
Rochester Indiana reports three hunters Henry Smith and his sons Sonn and Charlie launched a canoe to greet the opening duck season. A stray shot capsized the craft ending a brief hunt amid misfires and rough water as the day’s excitement faded. In Oklahoma City Governor Murray scrutinizes state funds amid a $161,312 aid to the state by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. An Alfalfa Bill quip accompanies the sprawling state finance note. In Muskogee a Seminole rancher buys a 450 acre property to separate cattle from dangerous wells for $25,060 amid cattle worries. Petroit police face a chaotic incident as officers attempt disguises and sneaks. entry denied at the concert, later allowed by doormen amid confusion.
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Ind
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Sonn
Charlie
Oklahoma City
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
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Okla
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NF Today's Crossword Puzzle Across Solution of Yesterday
Crossword fragments and clues appear with scattered answers from Across and Down. The page also carries a police alert note about doormen and a Wisconsin civil service query. Bank robbery context reports Waynoka Oklahoma closing its bank due to risk from robberies, with full depositor payments planned.
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Bushand
Ruth
Louisiana Senator Huey Long to Speak in Parsons October 25
Huey Long United States senator from Louisiana is scheduled to speak in Parsons October 25 and in Pittsburg the next day. Arrangements announced by Carl V. RiceLabette county Democratic central committee chairman. Long will bring his ammunition train with loud speakers.
Gas Station Shootings Halt In Pittsburg Story
A motorist at a Pittsburg Kansas gas station wounded an attendant after ordering four gallons of gasoline. The incident occurred on October 17 as the driver, whose identity is not listed, fired a shot during the exchange and fled the scene. Police are investigating and no further details were released.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Pygmation to Open Kansas Players Season at Fraser Theater
Kansas Players announce a November 7 8 9 opening of George Bernard Shaw's comedy Pygmation at Fraser Theater on the University campus. Robert Calderwood directs the cast with Allen Crafton and Frances Wilson in leading roles. Tickets go on sale November 3 at Green Hall basement box office K UL 174.
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Kansas Players
Fraser
Shaw
Robert Calderwood
Dramatic Department
Calderwood
Allen Crafton
Frances “Wilson
Pygmalion
Jessica Crafton
William Inge
Margaret Woodbury
Laurel Allen
Virginia Sterling
Tom Paire
Evelyn Farber
Marcia Ritter
Fred Epps
Gilmer Reynolds
James Harker
Beatrice Westmoreland
George ‘Callahan
Green Hall
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18 IN CRITICAL CONDITION Chief of Police at Arkansas City
Arkansas City Oct 17 AP Clint Robinson chief of police was in critical condition today from injuries suffered last night when his car was crowded off highway 166 eight miles west of Arkansas City by an automobile he was pursuing Robinson said his car rolled five times he had a crushed chest several broken ribs and internal injuries He remained in the wreckage an hour before Norman Miller of Wellington released him attracted by Robinsons horn He was chasing a car driven by a suspect in a horse robbery.
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Arkansas City
Clint Robinson
Robinson
Norman Miller
Wellington
Indian Burial Mound Reveals Peculiar California Ritual
North Wind Suir reports discovery of an Indian burial mound near Newark California. Each skeleton’s skull was covered with a small bowl or mortar, a burial method believed peculiar to California Indian tribes according to AP.
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Newark
Cal
Here
Gunfire Wounds Station Attendant During Gasoline Stop
A Girard filling station attendant, Melvin Hutchins, was shot in the left chest by an unidentified man who fled after the attack as Hutchins stepped from a car to collect gasoline. Hutchins could not identify the assailant or motive.
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Melvin Hutchins
Girard
Hutchins
American Victim Killed in Band Attack in Mukden Area
An unidentified American died near Mulantien as fifty Chinese attacked a detachment of five Japanese troops escorting five refugees including two Koreans and two Manchurians. The incident happened while en route from Hsinpin to the Nantsamu railway station.
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Manchuria
Mulantien
Here
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Nantsamu
Wheat Needs Moisture in Early Sawn Kansas Fields
Topeka October 17 AP Some early sawn Kansas winter wheat fields begin to suffer from lack of moisture. State and federal crop authorities report false wire worms destroying seed in drier areas. No rain of consequence fell.
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Topeka
State J
We'll Build a Bathysphere and Dive in the Sea
A local headline notes plans to construct a bathysphere with a window lights and a phone. The piece also reports light showers last week across the western third of the state with eastern two-thirds receiving up to about an inch of moisture.
Valley Grove Births and Local Reports From Urbana to Lawrence
Birth announced for Rolland Emmett Evilsizer son of Mr and Mrs Emmett Evilsizer Urbana Ohio dated October 5. Mary Pet rie of Valley Grove prior to marriage. Local social notes include attendance at a Kansas State Fox and Wolf hunters gathering near Lone Star and a MacLouth High School weiner roast. Public Market Sale at Lawrence reported with W O Flory Valley Grove as sales manager. Chester Smith road patrolman improving after illness. Fall rain easing drought and wells and farmers hauling water. Visitors: Robert MecManness and son George from Lawrence. Harold Champion of O Neal visiting F H Champion family. Champion’s wife visiting her parents Sy and ?.
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Emmett Evilsizer
Urbana
Ohio
Evilsizer
Mary Petrie
Valley Grove
Wesley Ward
C. G
C. A. Petrie
Lone Star
Kansas State Fox and Wolf Hunters
Glen Champion
MacLouth High School
Lawrence
W. O. Flory
Chester Smith
Robert MecManness
George of
Meaan Iness
Law‘rence
Harold Champion
O'Neal
F. H. Champion
Walnut harvest and farm activity near McLouth
Report from near McLouth notes Walnut crops abundant this year drawing city visitors, with Silo filling nearly finished and alfalfa and hay harvest underway. Barn construction on Criss farm advances as Mrs Criss visited from Lawrence. Local clubs, social visits, and illness disruptions mark a busy rural period in late October.
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Criss
Austrian craftsman builds Milan Cathedral model in Georgia
E. R. Turk, a native of Austria, completed a hand carved miniature of the Milan Cathedral in Allenhurst Georgia after three and a half years. The model uses 1797 wooden pieces carved by hand. Father and son spent eight months assembling the parts.
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Allenhurst
E. R. ‘Turk
Austria
Milan
Turk
Roy Lawrence Market Ad Highlights Armour Items and Fresh Meats
A dense listing from Roy Lawrence Market promoting Armour products including Star hams and bacon, Gloverbloom butter, Veribest milk, pork and beans, chili, mustard ketchup, apricots, tomato juice, butter, peaches, pork links, bullion cubes, and assorted fresh beef, pork, veal, lamb, and poultry. Dressed roosters and hens offered, Leghorn springs available, fresh catfish and oysters, and a note to bring buckets of five pounds home.
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Gloverbloom
Armour’s
Armour’s Claverbloom
Leghorn Springs
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