Youth Movement Leader Addresses All University Convocation
Paul Harris director of the Youth Movement for World Recovery speaks to about 2 000 students and faculty, reviewing global events of the past year. He warns of rising tensions and praises moves toward disarmament and Latin American cooperation while urging youth to shape U S policy amid NRA debates. He notes China and Japan, India Gandhi and Russia as pivotal, and predicts youth voters will affect 1936 outcomes. He closes with a call for active participation in reform efforts.
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Paul Harris
Youth Movement For World Recovery
Harris
Japan
Great Wall of China
China
Manchuria
Hoy
India
Gandhi
Britain
Europe
Russia
Pacific
Italy
Great Britain
France
Germany
South America
United States
NRA
Patee Theater Screenings Show Crime Tales Through Tuesday
The program at the Patee features true-to-life gangster death scenes interwoven with a tale of Baxter a criminal lawyer trying to exonerate a rival in love. Miss Toy plays the night club hostess aiding his five-episode pursuit alongside Charles Butterworth Holmes Mae Clark and C H Gordon. The bill includes Any Greenway Hugh OCon and a Buffalo musical number with Carey and a news reel.
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Patee
Féa
Warner
Bax
Baxter
Miss Toy
Butterworth
Holmes
Mae
Clark
C.H . Gordo
Sal
Greenway
Hugh “O
Buffalo
Carey
Small Towns Exempt From Retail Code In New Law
Washington October 23 AP Roosevelt signed a retail code provision to take effect at the start of the new month. The measure forbids sales at less than wholesale prices and grants exemptions for small towns and chain stores in certain cases.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Wichita Adopts Grading System for Elementary Schools
An experimental grading card in Wichita schools evolves into the adopted elementary report form. It mirrors Lawrence system with letters S U and new J for room to improve. A progress-focused 4g mark covers schoolwork habits. Parents may use a page reporting reading hours sleep and daily routines.
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Wichita
Lawrence
Schiors
Phil Ball: Dead at 1S pennant with his club
Phil Ball died after a career highlight tied to a pennant with his club. He never reached the pinnacle again, his closest finish coming in 1922 when the Browns finished second, one game behind the New York Yankees.
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Browns
New York Yankees
Kansas University Homecoming Festivities Amid Turbulent Echoes
KU students and alumni gathered at Stelstad jetty noon for a raucous Homecoming scene as the Jayhawkers claimed a victory amid crowd reactions. Reporter Lloyd Thompson films campus life while Chancellor Lindley notes Will Rogers telegram promising a speech to aid student funds.
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E. H. Lindley
Will. Rogers
K.U
Treasury
Prohibition Vote Reported With Mixed Signals
Reading from the Reykjavik district shows a divided stance on repeal amid slow telephonic links and scattered voting centers. Early tallies suggest a narrow approval, with final results pending across counties and subdivided voting areas.
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Reykjavik
Hill enters race for governor after Democratic club meet
Thurman Hill Independence attorney and former public utilities official announces he may seek the Democratic nomination for governor in 1950 if no rival declares a platform pushing lower public utility rates. He lists issues including honest government, a short ballot, utility regulation reform, rural electrification, tax base broadening, lower gasoline tax, labor friendly administration, and education system removal from politics. Ben S. Hudson elected club president with L E Goodrich, J R Mercier, and Ed Hepler named to officer posts.
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Paraons
Kan
Thurman Hill
Independence
Kansas Public Service
Commission
Yashing
Hill
Ben S. Hudson
Ais
Shanate
F . i Fp
L. E., Goodrich
Chanute
Ed Hepler
Winfield
Sions
No Dad's Day or observance planned at Kansas U this weekend
Announcement from Henry Werner at the University of Kansas states no Dad's Day celebration will be held this weekend. A fall plan to alternate with Mother's Day is not taking place this year. Several conferences and meetings will be held on campus the game weekend, including economics, engineering education groups, editorial roundtables, alumni board, and Regents meetings.
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K. U
Eeken
Kansas
Henry Werner
University of Kansas
Kansas Iirs
Society
University
Kansas Board of Regents
Kelly helpers to prison after jury verdict
Memphis on October 23 AP reports Langford Ramsey and John Tichenor were sentenced to two and a half years in prison for sheltering George Kelly. Ramsey, tearful, and Tichenor, former brother in law of the gunman, showed defiance as the jury convicted them after a midnight trial in U S district court.
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Memphis
Tenn
Langford Ramsey
John Tichenor
George “Machine
Kelly
United States District Court
Cannon
James Cannon,jr
Burroughs
Supreme Court Fader
District of Columbia of Appeals
Child Run-In Halted by Moving Lane Incident
A ten year old, Hobbie Sneegas, was instantly stopped after being struck by a moving lane device while running along East Eleventh Street. Officer Hunter said the child was not observing the road.
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East Eleventh Street
Hunter
Sally Be
New York Mayor O Briain Orders Campaign Curb
In New York on October 23, mayoral actions drew attention as Nazi issue debates surfaced in the campaign. Officials directed cancellation of events involving figures tied to the controversial topic, reflecting the tense political climate.
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New York
Finney Motion Loses in Emporia Embezzlement Trial
Emporia Kansas October appearance of W W Finney banker facing embezzlement charges ended with Judge Lon C McCarty denying his bid for a new presiding judge. Trial prep proceeded as jurors were selected amid illness among state witnesses and Finney's defense aims to call additional testimony and a physician’s attendance.
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Emporia
Kan
W. W. Finny
Lon C. ‘McCarty
McCarty
Finney
Cee Finny
Fidelity States' and Savings
Nell Roach
C. W. Starr
C. F. Gilpin
Gilpin
State One Sinite
Hom A
Yeaterday
White
New Ye Washington
of Finney
Red Cross Roll Call Names Workers and Leaders
Mrs. Fred Isaacs chairs the Woman's Division announcing volunteers to cover residential sections for the Red Cross Roll Call beginning November 11. John Brand, general campaign chair, lists township groups. Karl Kreider heads business district canvassing. Local precinct leaders include Mrs. A N Y, Mrs. Howard Veatch, Mrs. A W Odie, Mrs. Ax Gaus, Miss Juanita Williams, Pearl Lay, Seeckut, and William Kollender.
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Red Cross
Fred Ianacs
An Rucare
John’ Brand
Karl Kreider
Carbere
Thes
A. N.Y
Howard "Veatch
A.W. Odie
Fies Ax Gaus
Agnes Thompson
Misa
Juanita
Williemss
Pearl
Seeckut
William Kollenderryeau
George K. Melvin Bags Elk in Colorado
Attorney George K. Melvin returned from Ordway Colorado after a lawsuit with the Growers Association. On a big game hunt near Pen Colorado his party bagged a 750 pound bull elk with a single shot from a 30-80 Springfield rifle. Melvin plans to have the head mounted.
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Melvin
Lowee Tre
Ordway
Colo
Aoknal
Melos Growers Associaton
Melvins
Pen
Four Men Fined For License Violations At City Warrant
A teaser of a local court report notes W C Kramer William Grinter and Benford Taglen were fined 21 50 each after licenses were pasted and sold. Game warden Tom Brown led the arrest as the highway committee discussed the matter and the town attorney Toone Holt Holland Boynton gave his opinion.
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Myaiakaa
Les Seers
W. C. Kramer
William Grinter
Benford Taglen
Tom Brown
Toone Cena Ea Holand Boynton
Te Eave
Russian Recognition Dominates Postwar Trade Talks
Washington discussions center on Soviet recognition and disarmament, with Russia's potential trade boost cited as key to cotton pork products machinery and agro-sectors. Boeke arrival in Washington anticipated to push extensive Soviet contracts, though serious hurdles loom amid Kellogg Pact alignment and regional non aggression pacts.
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Washington
Croation
Soviet Union
Rusil
Russia
Ichbors
Japan
Deaths and Funerals James YL Allen Guthrie Oklahoma
Funeral services for James YL Allen of Guthrie Oklahoma were held Saturday afternoon in Guthrie. Mr Allen, a former resident of Douglas County, died Thursday at the home of a daughter in Tulsa. Mrs Ethel Geratenberner of Blue Mound assisted at the service.
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James YL. Allen
Jame Allen
Guthrie
Okla
Allen
Douglas County
Tulsa
Ethel Geratenberner
Blue Mound
Dug Zoop Weather Bird Debuts on Page Two
A comic bird character named Dug Zoop making his bow today under the guidance of a Standard Oil products feature. The bird previously appeared for months in the Journal-World as a daily feature and will now appear regularly on page two.
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Zoop
Standard 0
F Fn
J. Hawk
Journal-World
Litvinoff Eyes Incognito Trip to Washington
Moscow officials disclosed Foreign Commissar Maxim Litvinoff plans to travel to the United States in secrecy to meet President Roosevelt. He will not reveal his route, arrival time, or traveling companions, and no information about the talks or his departure will be released.
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Moscow
Maxim’ Litvinoff
Washington
Roosevelt
America
Foreign Office
Litvinoff
Russia
Comine
Farm Strike Moves To Seek Allies And Support
A national farm strike leadership said they seek new allies and aim to win the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen’s moral support for farm price concerns. Roosevelt’s remarks on price increases drew mixed reaction as farmers report ongoing disruptions, embargoes, and supply movements amid political tension.
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Associated’ Pres
Jone
A. F. Whitney
Brotherhood of Railway
Roosevelt
What We Do In School Athletic Event Noted
Fragmentary OCR notes show a school activity led by Miss Jen Rhoda and Prof E R El with mentions of an athletic question or event and a period schedule. Names like Charles A and E. F. Ene appear in broken form amid unclear details.
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Jen Rhoda
Charles A. En Eardortt
E. F
BP. B. T
E. R. el
Probation After Death Lesson in Christian Science Churches
The weekly Christian Science lesson sermon centers on immortality and the afterlife with the Golden Text stating blessings for the dead in the Lord and correlative Bible passages from First Corinthians. It notes a Science and Health reference countering mortal belief and calls for church activities at North Lawrence churches including prayer bands, women’s fundraising, cradle roll, teacher training, and thanks to supporters of the missionary Baptist state convention.
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Churches of Christ, Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
North Lawrence
W. A. Scott
Jennieans
Lincoln School
John Taylor, Jr
Douglas County Grange to Meet Saturday Afternoon
Members of the Douglas County Grange and county delegates are called to a 2:30 PM meeting in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. Delegates to the Holton state convention in December will be chosen and a delegate to the Topeka state agricultural conference in January will be named. All Grange members are urged to attend. Meeting called by H. W. Miskimen, county deputy.
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Douglas County Grange
Chamber of Commerce
Holton
Topeke
The
Grange
H. W. Miskimen
Pleasant Hour Club to Meet at Two O’clock
The Pleasant Hour club will meet Wednesday at the home of Mrs W R Yeoman and Mrs Arnold Fralick. Hostesses request members be present at 2 o'clock. Items on the radio will form responses to roll call. Circle No 75 members and Ladies of the G A R held a covered dish luncheon at the courthouse in honor of department president Mrs Sarah Baird of Wichita. Forty five women attended. Mrs Baird came from Kansas City and left for Topeka after visits with Mrs Fannie Conley and Mrs F M Holiday. A luncheon was held at the Manor honoring Mrs Baird.
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Pleasant Hour Club
W. R. Yeoman
Arnold Fralick
Circle No
Court House
Sarah Baird
Wichita
Yey
Baird
Hal Lassiter
Greensho- Hockett
N. C
W.E
Richmod
Roy Perkins
Lawrence
J.S. Emm Lassiter
and Hockett
Perkins
Louis Goodrick
Mr. Goodrick
J. M. Crowder
Kanwaka
Busreau
George” Dews
Mem
Willis .Colman
A R. Wet
Me ‘ Y Farm
Sant Go
Sotmane
Colman
Elliott
Atchison
R. B. Barks
Peatturel Corporation
Ceive
Enet
Emmett
Fina
Xeby
Sie Warren
Magi Alta
Murra
Leo
Therg
Edgar Guest
Mr and Mrs Hutchings Visit Relatives in Missouri
Mr and Mrs Harry Hutchings traveled to Missouri yesterday to visit relatives in Brooke field and Chilli cothe. They were joined by two friends during the trip and returned with stories of family visits.
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Harry Hutchings
Missouri
Brookefield
Chillicothe
Talk by Prof F Jennings on Economic Subject Sunday
Prof F Jennings of the University economics department spoke at the ai tarian Forum on The Economic Consequences of Isolation. He warned economic nationalism leads to war and urged world peace by abolishing certain restraints. He argued against rigid planning while noting farm problems and tariff impact. a follow up talk by Prof J F Brown will discuss Germany and Russia.
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L.F. Jennings
Department of Economics
University
Aitarian Forum
Ion
Imeg
Thut
Babdey
J. F. Brown
Psychology Department
Germany
Russia
Kanwaka unit hosts social and meeting events
Mrs Hal Lassiter and others from Greensboro and Richmond visit J S Emmett’s in Kanwaka. The Kanwaka Farm Bureau women hold meetings, conduct lessons on spending the food dollar, distribute recipes, and plan lamp shades and millinery work. Local choruses, speakers, and school notices share the week's community activities and gatherings.
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Henry J. Allen
Soviet Republic
Phil Ball
Wes
St. Louis Browns
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Stelstad Jetty
Jayhawkers
Sants
Anbas’ Rennin
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Virginia
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Ladd
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Mt. Oread
Delta Upsilon Boys
Lloyd Thompson
Unive
Marion Miller
Topeka
Theta
Alexander
Eee
Senna
ducTeeland
Kelly Helpers
Bobbie Sneegas
York City
Mayo Nazi
Ian
John P. O'Briarn_ toe ee
Allen White
Roll Call
Fred Isaacs
Woman's Division
George K. Melvin
Colorado
Stent City 7
Fens
North Dakota
William Ase
APN
Santa Fe
Jim
Bays
Toosevelts
Willian Lager
William Langer
Ry Deak
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William
Hoover
Brussels
Buckeye Bullet
Carl .Cram
Ohio “State
Carl: Cramer
Dayton
F. Jennings
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