Alfred E. Smith Defends New Deal in Pittsburgh Speech
Former Democratic candidate Alfred E. Smith travels to Pittsburgh to attack the New Deal, asserting millions of Jeffersonian Democrats will support Alf M. Landon. He warns of mounting national debt and tax burdens, framing the issue as a party-saving effort while crowds heckle and chant Roosevelt. Police identify a Polish newspaper employee amid the unrest.
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Diuyernar
Sinck
Tron
Harry Treak
Smith
Roosevelt
Talks at Co-Op Club and Charity Plans In Kansas City
Disjointed report notes a Co-Operative Club meeting about the Vienna In of Medical Research. It mentions a pledge of clothing and food for those in need, a discussion of inoculations and public health, and a nod to local officials including Allison as chairman and Mr Youey as vice president. Bond issues and tax matters are listed, with references to Wyandotte County and Kansas City Kan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Taneh
Os Allison
Cand Fire
Mr Youey
Dean Moody
Werede
Marty
Kansas City
Kan
Merdete
Test Your Knowledge Lost Questions From Classified Page
Fragmentary questions reference historical topics including Chickamauga battle location who invented the power loom birthplaces of Benjamin Franklin and other science and geography queries. The text seems to point to a classified page with answers to be published separately.
Kansas Nurses In Convention Here
Kansas nurses gathered for a convention with lectures by national figures including Miss Susan C. Francis of the American Nurses Association. The program featured brain surgery talks by Dr. F. R. Teachenor and nursing fears after brain surgery by Miss Alma Ott, plus a banquet at the Hotel Eldridge and a closing address on higher education and the nursing profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nightingale International Scholarship Fund
Eldridge
First Presbyterian Church
Hays’ Chorus
Ch °Iver Hobbs
Susan C. Francis
American Nurses’ Association
National Association
F. R. Teachenor
Kansas City
Alma Ott
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Mary C. Bure
W. M. Auchard
Douglas County Medical Snde
EB. H. Xo
Nurses Broadcast Concluding Session From Kansas Convention
A portion of the twenty-fifth annual Kansas State Nurses Association convention will be broadcast on WREN from the Eldridge Hotel October 24. The program opens at 9 15 p m with Mrs Mary C Bure presiding Miss Ela Grinistad speaks and Miss Cecelia Peters presents on private duty nursing issues in Kansas City Miss Susan C Francis returns as American Nurses Association president to deliver the main address. Also noted is a Kansas City information segment and a separate political speak by William J Tompkins at Democratic headquarters and a Townsend meeting by Glen A Stevens at Vinland Grange hall with public invited.
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Public Heath
Jae
Mary
Sawhilt
Slyiga
Miss Hotghten
Tofer Dale
Miss Wheeler
Ted Crags Luneball
Ethol T. Itastimgs
Ameria Red Cross
Drugg Gn
N. Mentertal
Clara
Moral
Mies
Sary Morgan
Tee Crystal Room
Irvine
Mis Wtin
Mauvic
Communit Nationat
Mruninger
Topeka
Kan
New York
Mursomeeting
Grrl
Kansas State Nurses’ Association
WREN
Eldridge
Mary C. Bure
Kansas City
Ela Grinistad
American Red Cross
Kar
Cecelia Peters
Susan C. Francis
American Nurses’ Association
Los Angeles
William J. Tompkins
Tompkins
Townsend
Glen A. Stevens
Second
Vinland Grange Hall
Play to be held at Now 6 School A Monday evening
Mrs Rulph Wolfson will direct a play at the Number Six schoolhouse on Monday evening followed by talks by farm readers. All rural residents are invited to attend the play and meeting with admission charged. Ji Alexander Dentist. Ph 596 Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rulph Wolfson
Disease chain of dirty dishes linked to infections
New Orleans reports that a clean glass inverted on an unwashed tray picks up 40 000 to 50 000 bacteria. Pneumonia tubercu losis and influenza organisms may inhabit the new dwellers. The American Public Health Association says this chain has never been broken. Washington tests found germ-picking glasses. Proper rinsing with hot water or hypochlorite reduces bacteria by about 299 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
American Public Health Association
Washington, D. C
James G. Cummins
M. D
FE. Young
District of Columbia Department of Health
Washington Laboratories
Cummings
Rivals Bows In KU Auditorium Despite Setback
More than 2,000 viewers saw The Rivals by Jitney Players at the University of Kansas last night, hampered by a truck breakdown near Ellsworth and improvised scenery. Audiences critiqued acoustics, while Ethel Barrymore Colt returned as Lucy and Douglas Rowland shone as Bob Acres in the comedy at Jarre Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas Auditorium
Ellsworth
Chi Omega House
K. U. S Department of Speech and Dramatics
Accoustics
Jarre
Ethel Barrymore Colt
E. WU
Lucy
Lydia Languis
Alice Cheney
Bob Acres
Douglas Rowland
K. U
Will Speak Monday at Republican Women Luncheon
Benjamin Franklin Baker, world traveler and writer, a Lawrence High School and former University of Kansas student, will address the Eldridge hotel luncheon of Republican women next Monday. He will speak on Paying the Piper and International Trade and the New Deal, drawing on vast experience with the department of commerce and representing American manufacturers in more than 75 countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Franklin Baker
Lawrence High School
University of Kansas
Eldridge Hotel
Baker
Mr. Baker
Department of Commerce
Death of Carl Schuricht 97, early Eudora settler in St Louis
Carl Schuricht aged 97 died at the home of Mrs. Louis Weissflug in St. Louis after a month long illness. Funeral services are set for Sunday at 2 PM from Fred Moll's home in Eudora with Rev H Reifschneider in charge. Burial will be in Eudora cemetery. Surviving relatives include son Richard and three grandchildren, all of St. Louis. Schuricht left Eudora about 20 years after his wife’s death and lived in Eudora for about 40 years.
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Carl Schuricht
Judora
Schaurster
Louis Wiessflug
St. Louis
Fred Moll
Eudora
H. Reifschneider
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Red Cross Broadcast To Promote Bell Call
Miss Ella B. Gimmestad, field representative, will speak on WREN at 9:05 a m about Nursing in Disaster as part of the Red Cross Bell Call drive from Armistice Day to Thanksgiving Day. She is in Lawrence for the Kansas State Nurses association convention.
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American Red Cross Bell
Ella B. Gimmestad
The
Red Cross
WREN
United States
American Red Cross
Gimmestad
Lawrence
Kansas State Nurses Association
Wesley Foundation to stage The Forgotten Man Sunday
Wesley Foundation students under Mrs Deal Six present The Forgotten Man by Jewell Bothwell Tull at the First Methodist Church Sunday evening at 7 o clock. Cast includes John a young minister Lew Allen Burre Judith a waif Marion Gilbert Mrs Lambert Louellen Hoskinson Peter Ira Sutton The Man a tram Robert Lamemasson Helen Mills organist Rose Eleanor Black and Mr Lambert Guy Spencer Dorothy Arnold assists as prompter. The first winter play by the foundation with more to come. Sunday morning service at 10 50 features Dr Robert A Hunt on Religion and World Sanity and the Wesleyan chorus choir will sing Withdraw Not Thy Mercy. Miss Genevieve Hargiss plays Cantilene at offertory.
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Wesley Foundation
Deal Six
Jewell Bothwell Tull
Iplay
Houce
John
Lew Allen Burre
Judith
Marion Gilbert
Lambert
Louellen Hoskinson
Peter
Ira Sutton
Robert Lamemasson
Helen Mills
Rose Eleanor Black
Mr. Lambert
Guy Spencer
Doronthy Arnold
Cantilene
Goaltermans
Eee
Local Family Gatherings and School Meeting Notes
Marzella Dwyer called nat the Evarett Bond home Wednesday morning. Ernest Mohler did chores while visitors stayed Friday to Sunday with Mrs. Mohler and family in Missouri. Group meeting for Southwest Douglas county Globe school teachers included Harold Fisher, Maraolin Dwyer, Katherine Brass, Ann Kelly, Beatrice Fishburn, Everett Simmons, Glenn Colburn. Officers elected: Katherine Brass chair, Everett Simmons secretary, Beatrice Fishburn entertainment chair. Next meeting set for November 5 at Number Ten schoolhouse at 7:30. B H Mohler conducted Lawrence business. Bradford and Wayne Powell entered three calves in the American Royal stock show in Kansas City.
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Austin Flory
Lone Star
Marzella Dwyer
Nat
Evarett Bond
Ernest
Mohler
B. H. Mohler
Edna May
Nellie Fay
Mary Ielen
Dick Dillon
Jacky June
Juniior
Mary Helen
Black Jack Indies Club Hosts Talks and Socials
A Black Jack Indies club met at Mrs. Oliver Ne hes home with five members and visitors. Programs on Individualism Communism The Rise of Fascism were read by M Van Tries Mrs Vint and Mrs Fannie Cavender Ively. A farewell for Mrs Sheppard and Mrs Halttir. refreshments served. The group honored guests with gifts and a social afterward.
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Black Jack Indies Club
Oliver Ne
M van Tries
Vint
Fannie Cavender Ively
M Sheppard
Halttir
Henall
Miss Hammond
Jay
Rex Sheppard
Rex
Colorado
Schothey
Kalb
Emmet Bellen
John Clayton
Chris Clayton
Baby
Fannie Cavenders
Jimmie Smith
Clark
Baldwin
Cavender
Evelyn
Edna Vender
Dr. Clark
Walter Scott
Elizabeth Pearson
Emma Kea
Vera Scott Baile
South Dakota
W. A
W. A. Scntt. Mr. and Mrs. Tester Ho
Sheppard Farm
Baldwin News Visit and Local Meetings Highlight Week
Mr and Mrs Retlo Mueller and children from Columbia Missouri stopped in Baldwin last Saturday visiting Mrs Mueller s parents Mr and Mrs R E McHenry while en route to Topeka to spend Sunday with Mr and Mrs Jack Hoefer Prof W J Williams will speak at an Anderson County teachers meeting in Garnett his topic Sight Oversight and Insight Mrs Williams will accompany him to Garnett Beeks elected director of the Kansas Historical Society at its annual Topeka meeting Nelson P Horn presided at church school duties in Topeka last Sunday TD James Chupb spoke at a young people supper at the First Methodist in Topeka Mrs Marshall Morgan returned Sunday to Detroit after visiting Mrs O Scott Morgan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retlo Mueller
Donald Keith
Marceil
Columbia, Mo
Baldwin
Republicans Rally At New Kansas City Auditorium
A large crowd is expected at a Kanasas-Mi Republican rally tomorrow night at the new Kansas City Auditorium on Thirteenth and Wyandotte streets. John M. Hamilton will speak. Two special trains will depart Lawrence carrying Republicans from Lay and points west. Union Pacific trains at 2:01 and 12:30 return to Kansas City. Santa Fe trains at 7:80 and 11:00 p.m. Reservations for seats are required at Douglas County Republican headquarters. call 530 or 480.
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Kansas City
Thirteeth
Wyandlotte
Douglas County Republiccans Sunt
John M. Hamilton
National Tepublican
Lawrence
Lay and Paints
Here
Union Pacific
Kan City
Douglas County
Republican
Marriage License Issued for James M Blackwood and Pearl Lane
A marriage license was issued yesterday to James M Blackwood of Garden City Kansas and Pearl Lane of Harveyville Kansas. The fragmentary text mentions livestock receipts and a cattle/sheep event in Kansas City, but details are unclear.
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James M. Blackwood
Garden City
Kan
Pearl Lane
Harveyville
October Sti y club gathering at Mrs A G Smith home
OsKaloosa notes recount a Halloween party hosted by Mrs A G Smith with guests including Mrs A W Hamilton and Miss Emily Keeler. A ghost song moment by Mrs Charles Jacquemin and various visits from Kansas City relatives are noted along with local football, Cheerio club meeting, and a theft at the McBride farm where 100 hens were stolen.
Fairview Families Gather for Weekend Visit
Mr and Mrs Clark and Barbara of Olathe hosted a family gathering with Mr and Mrs Howard Mrs Evan Griffith and family from Pleasant Valley. Will Sinks and family joined Albert Lysneh and Mabel Peters at Theodore Howard home in Lawrence Saturday. Clarence Tander and Cochran accompanied by Harmony guests to Kansas.
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Clark Ami
Barbara
Olathe
Or Charlies Howard
Evan Griffith
Pleasant Valley
Will Sinks
Albert Lysneh
Iain
Edd Howard
Guy
Mabel Peters
Theodore Howard
Lawrence
Clarence Tander
Cochran
Harmony
Kansas
Len pupils excel in spelling lessons and visitors noted
Colyer reports Len students showed perfect spelling lessons last week. Visitors from Monday afternoon to Tuesday morning included Mr and Mrs Oscar Wiggins with their daughter Mrs Everett Rand and others. Miss Cecil Ewing departed for Independence Missouri to work for Mrs George Miller. Mr and Mrs B H Mohler and Everett Bond family visited Tuesday evening.
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Len
Oscar Wiggins
Everett Rand
Mr. Bond
Twila June
Caroline
Franklin
Cecil Ewing
Independence
George Miller
Protest over Soviet aid to Spanish troops at Matt Black farm
Community notes recap a protest against Soviet aid to Spanish troops moving to Matt Black farm area. The item lists attendees from Oskao- osa and western Kansas, plus local visitors, and mentions a family gathering and various visits, with multiple names and places.
Community Notes From Lawrence And Nearby Towns
Weekend visitors at the Edd Paasch home included M Ada Kirkpatrick Mildred Paasch and Edith Guist of Lawrence along with Mr and Mrs Ernest Wadst on soul family. Lawrence residents Walter Howard Jr announce the birth of a daughter Dolores Ann born October 6. Mrs Howard formerly Elva Raber of this community. Richard Stroble spent Sunday with relatives in Kansas City. Margaret Taylor of Denton and Mrs Charles Wells visited Tirawnlee with Mr and Mrs M Cannon of Lawrence. Mild Waterh attended a business span Popeka on Tuesday. Mrs George Hunsinger and Helen Tara and Esther with Mrs C L Menny spent Wednesday in Kansas City. Mrs Hunsinger observed Mra and Mrs Charles onontvl. Mr and Mrs Cart 22 in Tonka. Leary spent Sunday in City with Dr and Mrs ven Fiugene Leary Sunday with their parents Mev and Mrs K P Pine in White River. They visited Frank Horrell and family in Blue Mound. On the 28th, Mrs Charles Wells attended funeral services for Tittle Dele Totts at Rumsey funeral home Tuesday after mi whe program for the opening services at the church on Sunday morning. The church decor included cut flowers and red plants. Str and Mrs Bert Day attended a reception for Tith birthday near Washington Creek. Charles Wood visit noted. Death word reached Charles Wells of his brother in law Ragone Wells in Stratford Canada on Monday. Elizabeth Wells and daughters hosted Sunday dinner for Meo and Mrs Vernon Garrett Shirey Virginia and Mr and Mrs L M Bulla of Redfield. Plans are being made for a Hallfoyeen party at the schoolhouse Friday October 30 with a carnival canopy and doughnuts to bring.
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The
Royal
Ada Kirkpatrick
Mildred Paasch
Edith Guist
Lawrence
Ernest Uadston Soul
Edd Paasch
Walter Howard
Dolores Ann
Kansas City
Stargaret Taylor
Dente
Charles Wells
Tirawnlee
M. Cannon
Brownlee Irs
Popeka
Ceorge Hunsinger
Helen
Tara
Esther
C. L. Menny
Kansas
Hunsinger
Charles
Bert Day
Charles Wood
Washington Creek
Jay Smith
Tree Encorte
Koehler
Fdna
Inger
Nora
Leary
Ragone Wells
Stratford
Cana
Elizabeth Wells
Meo
Vernon Garrett
Shirey
Virginia
L. M. Bulla
Redfield
Cma
Oll
Young
Farh
Woodstock Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Carl B Buckeye Arizona arrived quickly as Mrs Bliss has visited recently. Olie Bruchmiller Nell Wellman and many neighbors were seen. Krank Walker and family on the farm and Mr Bliss attended a family reunion at the McKinney home in Winchester. Friends at Anna rdson home included Elmer Kramer Darlene Klem Ester Klem Pete Louth and the Serett family. Irene Beulah Hehn visited Mabel Moore in McLouth. Everett Shorkley recently.
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Carl B Buckeye
Ariz
Bliss
Olie Bruchmiller
Tawrenes
Nell Wellend
Krank Walker
Mr. Bliss
Annardson
Elmer Kramer
Darlene
Pete Klem
Ester
Helen Klem
Fitedle
Pete
Louth
Serett
Winchester
Irene
Beulah Hehn
Mabel Moore
Mc Louth
Tittle
Everett Shorkley
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