Manchurian independence drive led by Ling In Ching enlarged forces
Shanghai reports an ambitious move to establish a Manchurian regime separate from China. General Ling In Ching heads the operation, rallying about 60,000 troops toward Chinchow to displace Chang Hsueh Liang.Observers see Japanese imperial aims behind the movement and suspect U.S. involvement in global talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Manchuria
China
Mukden
Ling In Ching
Chang Tso Lin
Chang Hsueh Liang
Ling
Panshansien
Rengo News Agency
Rengo
Ching
Chinchow
Geneva
Japan
Tokyo
League of Nations
Dairen
Radio Schedule Highlights For Wren Programs
Broadcast log for Tuesday and Wednesday lists a sequence of programs from 5:43 p.m. through 10:45 p.m. including news flashes, Clara, iu and En, Amos ’n’ Andy, and Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra. Also features Armstrong Quakers, Heel Hugger Harmonics, Great Personalities with Frazier Hunt, and Rochester Civic Orchestra with station KFRU and Mions Motor Orcestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie
AERU
Armstrong Quakers
Frazier Hunt
Clara
Amos
Andy
Paul Whiteman
Kfru. I.eet Farm
Mions Motor Orcestra
Rochester Civic Orchestra
Cisra
Lew White
Gregan
Tales and talks on campus events from 1920s KFKU schedule
The broadcast listings detail a sequence of talks and programs on KFKU with professors such as A M Ockerblad J J Kistler R H Wheeler and W Dill plus speakers Doctor James Naismith Prof Mix and Mrs Alice Moncrieff. Topics include Tales from the Southern Appalachians Personality in the Home Exercise and Health An American Abroad Young Knights of the Bath and On the Campus with musical interludes by Prof William Pilcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Ockerblad
William Pilcher
J. J. Kistler
R. H. Wheeler
James Naismith
A. J. Mix
Alice Moncrieff
Young Knights of the Bath
England
Prof
W. Dill
Funeral Held For Emily Lindquist Pioneer Of Lindsborg
The Kansas obituary notes Mrs. Emily Lindquist aged 82 dies last Friday. She was born in Sweden and settled in Lindsborg in 1879 as a pioneer of the region. Survived by three sons one daughter and nine grandchildren. G E E Lindquist of Lawrence attended from Washington for the funeral. Also mentions regional church meetings in Topeka and Kansas City with leaders from Congregational and spiritualist groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Lindquist
G. E. E. Lindquist
Lawrence
Lindsborg
Lindquist
Washington
Board of Indian Commissioners
Kansas
Sweden
United States
Lecturers to present Wonders of the Congo film
Mr and Mrs Martin Johnsons scheduled to appear Friday October 28 at the University Auditorium for the Community Lecture Course. They will premiere their new film Wonders of the Congo depicting gorillas and Pyeinter people, based on two years in equatorial Africa near Lake Albert and the Congo. The film shows the hardships of filming in jungle light and the primates’ native habitats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equatorial Africa
Gorilla Country
Lake Albert
Johnson
Gorilas
Ceatch
Johnsons
Waggoner takes over Jayhawk Greenhouse in Lawrence
Donald R. Waggoner of 931 Missouri Street assumes management of the Jayhawk Greenhouse at Twentieth and Tennessee Streets. He plans to stock cut flowers and potted plants and brings experience from prior greenhouse work while pursuing his studies at the University of Kansas and Lawrence High School. The piece also discusses family dynamics and the value of external social interaction in shaping character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald R. Waggoner
Missouri Street
Jayhawk
Twentieth
Tennessee
Wagooner
Lawrence High School
University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
Warogner
Talks To 2 i Darents Talks To 2 i Darents Family Pressure
A healthy child benefits from companionship with peers, gaining stimulation from play and competition and forming a distinct child world where peers’ realities count. Free association with other children counteracts home pressures and reduces feelings of inferiority created by an older sibling.
Big Springs Farm Bureau Met With Hostess G Noe
The Big Springs Farm Bureau club held its regular meeting Thursday afternoon with Mrs. G Noe as hostess. Members present heard a report by Mrs. RB F Buck on her delegate trip to Manhattan representing the unit. Attendees included Frances Wulfkuhle, John Matney and daughters Opal and Serene, Vesta Bahnmaier and sister Irene Slavens, Starr Glenn, Esther Bahnmaier, Charles Wilson, Cora French, Beulah Wymer, Nettie Noe, and Magdalena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Springs Farm Bureau Club
G. Noe
RB. F. Buck
Manhattan
Big Springs
Cyril Bahnmaier
Thomas
John Bahnmaieer
Ray Cree
W. Fleenor
E. G. Day
Day
Lecompton
Norma
L. R. Cree
Topeka
R. F. Buck
Howard Henry
Trinity Lutheran Church
Lawrence
I. E. Wilson
Charles
Greenleaf
Kaw
Arthur Ward
Juanita Webber
Big Springs 4-H Club
County events fill October Lawrence reports and plans
The column recounts Lawrence area activities and social visits, noting County Achievement Day planned for October 27 in Lawrence, refreshments served, and gatherings hosted by Husted and Wymer families. Health updates include Mrs. Ray Baldwin recovering from surgery, and Rev. Arthur Ward and family moving to Big Springs parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Will Wymer
Bitha Wyner
Margaret Wynter
Ray Baldwin
Halsted
Kan
Gus Hartman
Mr. Baldwin
Arthur Ward
MacLounth
Big Springs
Ward
Rev
Bi Springs
United Brethren _ Churc
Harvey Wolfkuble
Mary Smith
Onaga
William Snecker
Thomason
Herbert Wymer
Helen
Virginia
Ray Cree
Community club quilting meeting hosted by Mrs Winter
Last Friday October 9 Mrs Charles Winter entertained the Community club with an all day quilting meeting. Nine members attended along with three guests and seven children. The guests included Mr and Mrs Paul Winter and Mrs Frank Miller. A bountiful dinner was served at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Winter
Paul Winter
Frank Miller
Halloween party planned at Athan Sims farm stone house
A noon cafeteria and afternoon business meeting announce a Halloween party in the stone house on Athan Sims farm Friday evening October 23 for club members and families. Notes include club meetings, visits, and local school activities with residents attending football games and weekend trips in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone House
Athan Sims Farm
Also Mentioned on This Page
WREN
KFKU
Arkansas
Congregational and
Christian Churches
Fred B. Smith
New York
National Council of the Congregational Churches of the United
Spiritualists
Kansas City
National Spiritualist Association
Martin
Osa Johnson
Jayhawk Greenhouse
Darents
U-P
Pyabsiy James Dunn
the Varsity
Dalton
Bebe Daniels Warren William
Varsity Also
White House Tavern
Clyde Milliken
Wayson
Fred Phillips
Elmer Matney
Richland
Theodore Holloway
Liberal, Kan
S. S. Holloway
Harold Slaughter
Sam Painter
M. B. Duncan
Casebier
Dickinson
Age
Warner Baxter
FBI
Edmund Lowe
the Cisco Kid
Geo. Richards
Kathleen McCaffrey
Geo. Anderson
Stull
Billie Richards
Fred Nace
Jack Hill
Mary Jane
Jackalee Hill
Athan Sims
Comanche
Barber
Sims
Fane
Romer Whitney
Eu‘dora
Newt Hamlin
Claire
Donald Ogden Stewart
Robert Ames
Yedda Hopper
Robert Williams
Kansas Players
THE
By Allen Crafton
Green Hall
K.U
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