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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1933

Page

2

Aggie and Wildcats War Echoes on Corn Campus

chaotic campus scenes erupt as rival Oklahoma State style pranks heighten tension between Aggie and basketball crowd. guards chase cars, break windshields, and police intervene while students mock opponents, pledge games, and sorority rivalries mix with late-night mischief on Green Hall hilltop.

Aggie Althe Ike Zresh Ana Sully James Jim” Messer Jengee Green Hall Mississippi Street Hilltop Road Mit Oread

Reatz Kuersteiner Program Prompts November 13 Date

A fragmented notice references the Reatz Kuersteiner program and an intended date of November 13. The readable text implies scheduling or a request related to the program, but concrete details are limited in the OCR fragment. Further context from the full article would clarify the event type and organizers.

Douglas county busking contest entries grow to ten

Additional entrants arrive for the Douglas county busking contest to be held at 1 o clock Tuesday on the Owen Mitchell farm five miles northwest of Lawrence. The county champion will receive 310 to pay expenses to Norton. The event opens with a double blade axe at 8 o clock and a meeting invites all who wish to help. Early entrants include W R Harrel and Woodrow Reed of Richland Arthur Hird B J Babbitt Al Vin Ove of Route 1 Lawrence Bines of Baldwin GF Rae Lecomp ton rence and Will I Reusch Ninland.

Douglas County Owen Mitchell Lawrence Farm Bureau Norton

Evening class fills. second session opens soon

A home demonstration class in the evening school filled its capacity and will not accept new enrollments until the second session. The session opens after the meeting last night at Mrs Emma Crow’s home, with an exhibit of the year’s work.

Emma_Crow T J Roland Boynton Will House of Representatives Eee Bond Tesla Meniey House Boynton Senate Sion Sennie Oval Finney Fidelity Fsnate and Savings Bank Agei Woodlawn School

Director Urges Crowds to Reach Stadium Early

A director urges crowds to arrive early for tomorrow's event. Tickets go on sale at noon, with five price levels and reserved student seating. Activity seats may be obtained at the athletic office, while tickets are available at Round Corner drug store.

Ss noTickets Vale Round Corner Drug Store

Work Moves Rapidly on New Street Car Tracks

Rapid progress reported on resurfacing and track work along New Street aiming to finish by tonight. Construction crews mobilize from Haskell Avenue and Phirseereth area to the rock quarry for materials, with safety measures at the plant to prevent hot spillover.

New Street Ian Haskell Avenue Phirseereth Capo Rock Uck

Mid-Winter Type Storm Rolls Through Omaha Area

A midwinter storm stretches from the southern edge of a regulation zone into northern areas with snow and sharply cooler temperatures. Reports indicate first snow of the year falling in Omaha and northern Minnesota, while other regions see near normal October warmth despite the cold snap.

Mercury Omaha Moorehead Duluth Minn Kansas Speither

Will Yive Convention Sunday School Meeting Held

The Douglas County Sunday School Convention will be held Saturday at Stull with morning speakers led by Rev J.S. Chubb of the Methodist church at Baldwin and Rev Seth W. Slaughter leading the temperance forum.

Douglas County Satheiay J.S. Chubb Baldwin Seth W. Slaughter Temperance Forum John Eee En- Arame

Topeka Jury Gets Weekend Recess Amid Scandal Report

Topeka October 27 AP reports a weekend recess for the jury as Dan Cowie assistant US district attorney seeks to excuse jurors for a two week end break. The case involves Leland Caldwell former official and Ronald Finney under investigation.

Topeka Dan Cowie United States District Xow Leland C. Caldwell Ronald Finney Arinvesti

Enjoyed Hunting Trip in South Dakota Family Trip Recalls Decade

A couple recounts a pheasant hunting season in South Dakota with four prior years noted at Forestburg while returning home. The tale includes brief mentions of Mr and Mrs Art Prugel Fetarngrata and a separate bank robbery report from Norfolk Nebraska where four men robbed the Security State Bank grabbing about 1.319 million dollars before escaping.

Art Prugel South Dakota Norfolk Neb Bank Norfolk Hoster Totine

Dinner in Honor of Mrs Vi M Backus at Church

An evening dinner honoring Mrs Vi M Backus will be held in the church. Mrs W E Bower is in charge of the arrangements.

A Kansan Sees Hollywood By UichAed Doan

Former KU student UichAed Doan reflects on Hollywood life and a Kansan's view of southern California football. The piece blends notes from a notebook, local culture jabs, and wartime era social quirks such as a border haircuts price under NRA code.

Hollywood Uichaed Doan K. U

Choir of Trinity Lateran Church to Present Programs

The Trinity Lateran Church choir will offer a program Sunday evening with a brief reaper service followed by a concert of varied sacred selections. Featured pieces include contributions from Baritone soloists and the Peabody Anthem, culminating in a concluding Gloria.

Choir of Trinity Lateran Church Ree Meribab Moore Ie Tutheran Theran Néinberger George Trovido Trinity Vested Choir Aolo jacDermia Frank Deniean Peabody Rubinstein-Guinea Miss Pea Red Geltch Allegro Nan Afearo Masel Srendelanoho

Douglas County Historical Society Fund Grows For Property Purchase

The ee CHAIR FUND shows rising total contributions with 986.75 received today for purchasing Mrs. oEF Leonard Feathed property. Names include Jane 78.50 Gilmore 1.00, Mrs F D Bicen 200, Dr A J Anderson 1.00, William Bromelsick 2.00, Mrs H T Jones 1.00, Mrs Willard Brown 1.00, Prof C G Dunlap 1.00, and many others credited as donors. Banks and stores closed tomorrow afternoon for Kansas Kansas State football game traffic.

Douglass County Historical Society Oef Leernard Jane Charles Gilmore F. D. Bicen A. J. Anderson William Bromelsick H. T. Jones Willard Brown Laptad W. Jeedicke Doddy C. G. Dunlap

Jayhawk Juniors To See Kansas Aggie Tilt Tomorrow

Jayhawk Juniors along with about 200 to 400 attendees from Kansas City plan to witness the Kansas State football game tomorrow at St Luke’s AMJ. Teachers and cheer leaders will accompany the group. non-members can obtain club cards at KU athletic office or a stadium booth. Remaining football game tickets and relays are priced at 50 cents.

Jayhawk Jeer Kansas City K. U. Athletic

High School Assembly Hears Talk on World Fellowship

Lawrence senior high school held an morning assembly in the auditorium with Rev. C. A. Engvall, Unitarian minister, speaking on World Fellowship. He said war is not glamorous but realistic and urged discarding the belief that others are treacherous.

Charles A. Engvall Unitarian Core Lawrence

Fragmented sports note reports Yale player unable to finish

An Oct 27 AP blurb describes Yale basketball or football action with a player named Yale Bice age 5 who attempted to play but faltered mid effort and could not continue, conveying a partial game incident and an injury or fatigue result.

Firea Cliff Yale Bice

Roosevelt Grants New Grace A Slayers Reprieve

An AP report details a reprieve granted by President Roosevelt to a condemned slayer, altering the previously set execution timeline. The text references a Washington cab driver holdup case and mentions Meare Bes Dar Washington, Mannie Solomon, and a taxi shooting in July 1931, noting the addition of clemency.

Roosevelt Meare Bes ‘Dar Washington Oct Mannie’ Solomon Toington

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