Kidnapper Robinson hunted as clues surface in Stoll case
Nashville and Springfield reports detail the pursuit of Thomas H Robinson Jr in the Mrs Berry Stoll kidnapping. Officials trace ransom money and stolen notes across Ohio Indiana and Kentucky while a grand jury planned in Louisville. The elder Robinson defends his innocence as authorities press for charges and a swift indictment.
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Nashville
Tenn
Wartburg
Berry Vi Stoll
Thomas H.robinson
Ohio
Bank [& Trust Co
Robinson
Thomas
H. Robinson
Springfield
Robsinson
George Abele
Pringfield
Piahwaye
Abele
Louisville
Monte S. Ross
International Red Cross congress opens in Tokyo
Tokyo Oct 7 AP Two hundred fifty two delegates from seven nations gather in Tokyo for the fifteenth quadrennial Red Cross Congress opening tomorrow The U S delegation led by John Barton Payne secretary of the interior and chair of the American Red Cross is among the largest The conference focuses on relief humanitarian work methods of public hygiene and aid to prisoners and non combatants in war time
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Tokyo
Red Cross Congress
United States
John Barton Payne
Wilson
Red_ Cross
Polls Spark Partisan Clash Over New Deal Fate
Washington reports Republicans claim the Literary Digest poll signals a shift against the New Deal while Democrats say predictions favor victory. RNC Chairman Fletcher asserts 17 states oppose Roosevelt acts. Farley counters that election gains will favor the administration. Public sentiment deemed hostile to bureaucratic expansion and fiscal policy.
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Washington
Literary Digest
Henry P. Fletcher
Republican National Committee
Democratic National Committee
Farley
Republican Party
Tammanyized
Fletcher
Roosevelts
Hiese
Phes
New.deal
Esposito Kidnapping Ends As Son Returns Home
Lewis Esposito, 23, was kidnapped for 20000 dollars but returned home late after three days. A federal agent said detectives will continue questioning. the family says no ransom was paid. The youth was driven away at a traffic light with taped glasses, and he could not identify his abductors.
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New York
Lewis Esposito
Antonio Esposito
Esposito
Lewis
Meh
Papainsane
Indians Fight Oil Estate Claims Amid Legal Turmoil
In Shawnée Oklahoma, Indian Commissioner John Collier called the estate dispute a hopeless mess and said the department cannot act. Some 83 claimants totaling over $1,000,000 have filed suits in Muskogee Henryetta and Los Angeles, all denied by the Creek tribe oil bureau.
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Shawnée
Okla
Barne Realthy
Los Angeles
John Collier
Collier
Muskogee
Henryetta
Los ‘Ange Jaln
Relief housing to be built nationwide in rural industrial towns
Washington reports Harry Hopkins outlined plans to build 150 to 700 homes per community using relief funds in twelve rural industrial sites across the country. He showed a Red House West Virginia example costing 1600 dollars for a house and ten acres, with 200 more planned. locations and costs not disclosed.
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Washington, Dct
Harry
Hopkins
Yelief
Reief
Red House
West Virginias
Yugoslav Troops Massing on Border Report
An unconfirmed AP report says Yugoslavia concentrates troops along the Hungarian border amid feared frontier tension. Four former opponents of King Alexander’s regime are freed from government custody, seen as signaling a potential new policy shift and possible amnesty.
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Maribor
Yugoslavia
Alexander
Thames
Kovoshetz
Kulovec
Natlacen
Qbri
Terrorist Threat Against Europe Scarcereacts in Belgrade
Belgrade October 19 AP Nichol as Titulescu foreign minister of Romania warned that international measures against European terrorists must be taken immediately or grave conflicts may erupt in Europe. He spoke before a conference of foreign ministers from the Little Entente and Balkan pact signatories Yugoslavia Czechoslovakia and Romania. The talk referenced the assassination of King Alexander of Yugoslavia and the political situation in Europe.
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Belgrade
Nicholas
Titulescu
Rummania
Europe
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Alexander
Probe Treasury Robbery in Havana May Tie to Enemies
Police probe Havana city hall treasury theft of 157000 dollars with possible links to revolutionary activity. theories range from government chemists backing the crime to secure arms funds to gangsters reportedly taking only U S currency.
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Treasury
Havana
United States
Portland Fire on Northshore Threat Confined
A major blaze on Portland Oregon's northshore waterfront was soon controlled after a careless smoker sparked the fire. Officials estimated damage to the Oceanic terminal at 75 000 to 100 000 dollars as the flames were contained to the terminal area.
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Portland
Ore
No Return to Gold Standard Seen by London Officials
London reports there is no chance Britain will return to the gold standard despite measures discussed at today's meeting of the gold bloc nations in Brussels. Officials affirm the pound will be maintained with independence despite possible fluctuations in the United States or other countries.
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London
Great Britain
Brussels
United States
Interfaith leaders assail Roosevelt on dry pledge
Washington on Oct 19 AP report says Doctor Arthur J Barton of the Southern Baptist social service commission accused the Roosevelt administration of reneging on pledges to keep saloon influence out and to protect dry states. The interdenominational conference closing session urged Kansas West Virginia California Nebraska Florida South Dakota and Wyoming citizens to uphold state dry laws amid Evangelical and temperance leaders.
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Washington
Interdenominational Conference of Church
Roosevelt
Arthur J. “Barton
Wilmington
N. C
Social Service -Commission
Southern Baptist Convention
Kansas
West
Virginia
California
Nebraska
Florida
South
Dakota
Wyoming
Hazing Vote Keeps Paddling Policy at WK
Freshmen hazing by paddling continues at WK after a narrow student referendum. Of 2,800 men voters, 759 cast ballots with 412 in favor of continuing hazing and 347 against. The result sustains the tradition that caps, sidewalking, and crimson and blue ribbons dominate before a home football game.
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Eluate IX U
Ee Gee
Yiutory
IC. U
Lawrence backs standard milk ordinance for Ottawa
A Lawrence led push supports adopting the state standard milk ordinance in Ottawa. City officials and dairy men reported on grades, inspections, and the future of dairy prices as Ottawa aims to replace its isolated law with the standard rule. A Lawrence producer praised the tight grading system ensuring safe, up to date dairy milk.
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Lawrence
Ottawa
J.E. Wallen
Franklin County
Wallen
Leon Raman
Alan
Voms
Ottuiwa
Ui State
Board of Health
Ottwa
Roosevelt Warns On Bonus Payment Timeframe
In Roanoke Virginia on October 19 President Roosevelt addressed war veterans, stressing that no immediate bonus payments will be made. He highlighted support for disabled and ill veterans through medical care and hospital services, while urging veterans groups to focus on broader prosperity and reform ahead of the upcoming American Legion convention in Miami.
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Roanoke
Cain
Avery Jocality
Hare
Meidleaj
Bhs
American Legion
Miami
Government Must Spend Yet Safeguard Government Credit
President Roosevelt stated federal spending must serve the national goal while protecting the government's good credit. He did not address business demands about future monetary plans but emphasized funding for a veterans hospital and the need to eliminate causes of low mood and slow prosperity. He cautioned against spending all available funds at once.
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Reanoke
Dusiness
Roosevelt
United States
Veterans’ Hospital
Hery
Workmen Escape Injury as Wall Falls at Lumber Yard
Several workers retreated when a large wall section at Logan-Moore Lumber collapsed unexpectedly. They avoided injury by moving to safety as rock and debris slid down. The wrecking crew, Constant Construction, began boarding up the exposed area in the 600 block on Massachusetts Avenue.
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Logan-Moore Lumber Company
Jeneas
Comany
Logan-Moore
Massachusetts
S Dees
Youth Convocation in Lawrence at Trinity Lutheran Church
A youth convocation will bring nearly 200 Lutheran youths from surrounding communities to Lawrence on Sunday. Registration begins at 2 30 with a light sewing tour through the city to follow. Dr Keyser of Springfield Ohio will speak on How Much Is One Person Worth and later address The Beauty and Reasonableness of the Christian Faith open to the public. The youth committee includes Katherine Hicks Aliene Sabol Charles Elam Carl Olson Evelyn Sabol Alda Knotts Barbara Knotts Lucille Reuter Helen Hicks Helen Thorpe Phil Overbaugh and Donald Uls.
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Lawrence
Trinity Lutheran Church
Dre
S$. Keveer
Shringfield
Ohio
Keyser Wit Bevat
Katherine Hicks
Aliene
Sabol
Charles
Elam
Cerl Olson
Vigorous Step Forward in Fall Trade Movement
The Dun and Bradstreet weekly trade review reports the most vigorous forward step of the fall season in general trade movements. It notes sharp increases in retail distribution across the country with pronounced rises in the farm area where government funds are distributed at an expanding rate.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet
Trade-Review
Ifar
Jayhur University and Kansas State set for annual grid clash
Large crowds prepare for the thirty second meeting of Kansas University and Kansas State. The App rally plans to energize fans on campus with Coach Lindsey directing 35 workers. Tickets sell fast for KU section A, with many to travel to Manhattan tomorrow. A varsity dance in Aggieville welcomes KU clubs as guests. The KU band will not travel due to late uniform delivery. No special train. round trip fares set at 1.75 dollars. Train timings: Lawrence to Manhattan 10 59 AM, return 6 15 PM.
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Manhattan
Jayhawka
Wildcats
Kansas State
Lindsey
Aggies
Fow
Jer Grove
K. U
Hans, Preutze
Clyde Nichols
Ray Anderson
K.U
Ku Kus
Jay Jones
Aggieville
K. Us
John Robinson
Union
Pacific
Editors Gather for District Meeting in Baldwin Kansas
Kansas editors and publishers from the Second Congressional district met at Baker University in Baldwin for their annual gathering hosted by C Leitake. Ren y C Haskell spoke on European journalism. Dean Ky Ebricht discussed Bishop Quayle’s Bible collection later viewed in the library. At 2 PM editors toured the university and attended the Baylor-Phorson football game. Kenneth Mouser of the Olathe Mirror was elected president for 1935 with Maurice Darnell of Edgerton Journal as secretary treasurer. Olathe was chosen to host the next meeting in 1935.
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Kansas
Second Congressional
Baldwin
Baker University
Reny C. Haskell
Kansa
JH. Ky Ebricht
Bishop Quayle
thes-University At
Baler-te- Phorson
Kenneth Mouser
Olathe “Mirror
Maurice “Darnell
Edgerton Journal
Olathe
Weather shifts warm nights as rain eases Kansas
The mid western rain belt moved east from Kansas leaving soaked fields in most areas. Warmer night temperatures rose across the state as rain tapered to drizzle and clouds cleared, boosting hopes for forage and wheat prospects while frost was avoided. By morning Topeka reported 68 degrees, 14 above yesterday’s high.
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Topeka
Mid-Western
Kansas
Sigma Delta Chi Holds 25th National Convention at DePauw
Greencastle Ind Oct 19 AP members of Sigma Delta Chi national professional journalism fraternity return to DePauw University for the twenty fifth annual convention. The group originated on DePauw campus by ten English students and now lists forty two active chapters and several alumni chapters. The report also notes a late item about Elizabeth Galatas and Richard Galatas detained in New Orleans in a case tied to union station killings and a federal conspiracy charge to obstruct justice.
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Chicago
Insull
Samuel Insull
Ingul
James H. Wilkerson
Althe
Mde
Insull Companies
P. Je Fallon
Insull, Son & Company
Leslie E. Salter
U. S
Field
N and
Frederic Burnham
Middle West
Lant
Sulter
Corporation Securities Communi
Greencastle
Ind
Sigma’ Delta Chi
de Pauw University
DePauw
Kansas
German airship pioneer seeks US facility for Atlantic line
Eckener arrives in New York to finalize arrangements for a North Atlantic airship service. He plans to start operations this year aboard Graf Zeppelin successor E2320, and will coordinate with Goodyear Zeppelin officials and Navy officials to locate hangars and a mooring mast in the United States. He expects L2 120 to be completed by mid April and aims to establish terminal facilities with officials in Akron and Washington.
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New York
Hugo’ Eckerer
United States
Atlantic
Reper A
Albert Ballin
Graf Zeppelin
Goodyear ‘Zeppelin’ Corporation
Akron
Navy Department
FHA Campaign Aids Local Housing Upgrades Request
Canvassers for the Federal Housing Administration reported progress in Douglas County with 6804.10 dollars pledged for repairs and improvements on real estate by nightfall yesterday. Jack St Clair, who oversees the program, noted many property owners plan to complete improvements without the loan, while others inquire about the 100 to 2000 dollar loans. The FHA office in the Chamber of Commerce building provides full details, as local banks and lenders participate under the Modernization Credit Plan, which now includes 8220 institutions nationwide with substantial resources.
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Yeaterday
Altho
Jack.St. Clair
Douglas County
Eudora
FHA
Chamber of Commerce
St Clair
Na Hare
St. Clair
Chambery of Commerce
Guyer to Speak at Republican Meeting Monday Night
Congressman U. S. Guyer will address a Republican meeting at Lone Star hall at 6 30 p.m. Monday night. A dinner precedes the gathering with tickets available at Republican headquarters. The event is sponsored by the county committee and township committees with a public meeting to follow in Legion hall at Baldwin at 8 p.m. Monday.
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S. Guyer
Lone Star Hall
G. C. PF
Lone Star Church
County” Committee
Willow Springs
Marion
Clinton
Ihem
H. He. Rhemann
Waméxo
Fourth District Women’s Republican Club
Legion Hall
Baldwin
Annual Tag Day Promises Salvation Army Fund Drive
The Salvation Army will hold its annual tag day tomorrow with volunteers in the business district. About $1,000 has already been collected in the campaign, Envoy W. A. Young reports. Contributions may be left at the Journal office. In state news, Topeka reports 2,694 precincts for voting, up from 2,683 in 1982, due to city divisions creating larger precincts.
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Salvation “Army
W. AW. Young
Journal of
Topeks
Fi Ryan
Gaiine
Kansas
Eightieth Anniversary Services at Plymouth Church
Read about the eightieth anniversary program starting Sunday with special services including morning and evening events. The observance honors Rev. Joseph King and Rev. Holt, with historic ties to the Plymouth Church in Lawrence dating to 1854. The program details a church history, hymn readings, and sermons marking the founding settlers from New England and the growth culminating in the 1870 dedication of the current building.
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Social' Ethic
Chicago
University of Chicago
Joseph
King
Plymouth ‘Church
Dev
Holt
Hay
Lawrence
S. Yo Lum
Plymouth
Louisiana
Phon
Kansas City Teachers Face Outside Work Rules
Oct 19 AP reports Kansas City's board of education considers rules to limit teachers outside school activities. If approved, limits would ban private tutoring and teaching in schools beyond district jurisdiction, restricting private music, theater, and labor work. Two reasons cited: ensure teachers are fully paid for teaching time and prevent depriving others of employment.
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Kansas” City
Kansas City
Publi Achoola
Boar of Education
Bo of Education
Spci
Counts feathers in a chicken class survey
A Caruthersville Missouri report notes a classroom exercise counting chicken feathers. Vernon Davis reportedly counted eight thousand five hundred sixty seven feathers, with other figures and names appearing as fragmented OCR text.
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Deering
Vernon Davis
Morris
Mass
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