Aggies Edge Kansas State in All Kansas Classic 6 to 0
Kansas State coach Bo McMillin used a passing game to upset Kansas Jayhawkers 6 to 0 before 18,000 at Memorial Stadium. Morgan to Stoner produced the Aggies only touchdown in the third period after multiple punting exchanges and sustained defense. Kansas threatened late but could not convert, while Dumm and Mehringer anchored KU’s punting and defense until the decisive Aggie score.
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State Horticultural Society
Engineers at K U discuss education ties and future meetings
Kansas-Nebraska section sessions of the Society for the Promotion of Engineering Education in the KU engineering auditorium featured welcomes by Chancellor Lindley and remarks from Professors Conrad and Seaton. Officers for the coming year were elected, and next year’s meeting was invited to Manhattan during the Aggies Big Six game.
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National Society
Chicago
Dean Seaton
Engineers’ Council For Professional Development
Engineering Societies
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Department of Agricultural Engineering
A. H. Sluss
M. W. Farr
Kansas State Civil Engineering Department
C. E Pearce
Manhattan
Aggies
John Ise
K. U. Economics Department
Seba Eldridge
K. U. Sociology Department
E. E. Howard
Kansas City
Kansas
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
1. C. Hackett
Pittsburg
Harold Howe
W. E. Grimes
Haskell High Wins 18 to 6 in Early Game
Haskell High School defeated Benton High of St. Joseph Missouri 18 to 6 at Haskell stadium this afternoon. The page also notes Army 22 Yale 0 at Yale Bowl New Haven Conn and lists college football final scores including Dartmouth Harvard tied 7 7 and Michigan 28 Chicago 0.
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Benton High
St. Joseph
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Army
Yale
New Haven
Conn
Texas
Jack Buckler
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Eli
Omaha Bond Scandal Revealed in City Quarters
Forged Omaha city bonds worth up to 400000 were disclosed. About 5000 bonds may remain circulating with refunds issued to banks and investors. The forgeries imitate a 1925 street improvement issue due 1945, with Childs & Company notifying officials after selling 10000 worth.
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Omaha
Omaha City
Charles Stenicka
Chicago
Ott
New York
Childs & Company
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Raiders Riot Detroit Plant Windows and Cars Overturned
Raiding parties struck three Detroit manufacturing plants at shift change, overturning cars and shattering windows at Federal Engineering works where timbers ripped sashes. Briggs Manufacturing and Hudson Motor Co. branch plant also targeted. one worker, Harry Harding, 27, injured amid threats. Police couldn’t halt the mobs, fences guarded others as disturbances subsided.
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Detroit
Federal Engineering Works
Briggs Manufacturing &Co
Hudson Motor Car Co
Harry Harding
Foreclosures Prevented by Home Owners Loan Corp
The Home Owners Loan Corporation said it prevented 2,589 foreclosures on urban properties valued at 9,903,920 for the week ending October 20. Loan applications tentatively approved totaled 36,220 at 244,082,233. Up to October 20 loans paid out numbered 2,328 totaling 6,724,911.
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Washington
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Home Office
Discussion of NRA Held Morning Session at Kansas conference
Morning session discussion at the ninth annual Kansas Instructors conference featured Dean W. H. Spencer of the University of Chicago on the constitutionality of the National Recovery Act and Major J. E. Sloan outlining wartime economic planning. Dr. F. H. Guild reported on government topics and the group planned state research projects in government economics and sociology for social relief and penal institutions. Thirty instructors from twelve Kansas colleges attended.
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Kansas
W. H. Spencer
University of Chicago ‘School of Business
United States
Dean Spencer
Supreme Court of the United States
J. E. Sloan
Command and General Staff School
Fort
Aggie
Association
Fair Kansas Outlook Placeholder Weather Forecast
Kansas prepared for a week of pleasant and unseasonably warm weather. Federal meteorologist S D Flora predicted continued mild temperatures with highs 70 to 75 degrees across the state and nightly lows around 42. Skies were expected to remain clear as warmth spread from Montana into Kansas.
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D. Flora
Minnesota
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Flora
Goodland
Mercury
State
Nape Et
Relief grants totaling 7.5 million awarded nationwide
Washington reports federal relief allocations totaling 7,524,023 with Kansas receiving 194,874 and Oklahoma 921,037. The grants include 30 percent coverage by the Public Works Administration and fund road building, water projects, hospital paving, and concrete bridges across Jefferson and Pratt counties, creating thousands of man months of employment for hundreds of workers.
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Washington
Kansas
Oklahoma
Public Works Administration
Jefferson County
McPherson
Kingman
Pratt County
Efferson County
Aeon County
Weather Overview for Kansas and Missouri Border
General forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Sunday with a slight warmup near the Missouri boundary. Morning skies should be clear. Douglas County roads reported as good. Temperatures ranged with a noted maximum and yesterday’s minimum. details blurred in the report.
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Kansas
Missouri
Douglas County
Farm Union Aims Outlined By Ward
Kansas Farmers Union and Farm Bureau leaders in Kansas state conventions endorse cooperative national farm policy, oppose strikes, and push for expanded membership to press Washington for continued creditable agricultural legislation. Cal A Ward reelected president notes aim to build, not destroy, with wheat allotments aiding farmers in western Kansas. Ralph Snyder named head of Farm Bureau. both groups favor administration programs and faster passage of agrarian measures.
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Kansas
Cal A. Ward
Mr. Ward
Farm Bureau Convention
Atchison
Ralph Snyder
Manhattan
Forteanth Tore
Ward Hig
Snyder
Farm ‘Bureau Convention
Farmers Union
Pleads Not Guilty In Wisconsin Murder Case
Frank McCorrison, 31, charged with first degree murder for the shooting death of Gundar Felland while he watched farm strikers near Madison, pleads not guilty in superior court and is held without bail for a preliminary hearing next Wednesday. His brother Harvey, 26, also pleads not guilty to assault with intent to do bodily harm and is held on $2,500 bond. Jack McCorrison, 24, has not been charged.
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Here
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Roy Proctor
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Marshfield
Proctor
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Theodore Weber
Chamber of Commerce
Eau Claire
Council, Bluffs
I Iowa
Farm Holiday Movement
Southwestern Iowa Truckers Association
Johnson boycotts Ford. trades car for Lincoln limousine
Hugh Johnson continued his personal boycott of Ford products by trading his Ford for a Lincoln limousine. A Washington dealer completed the trade on even terms, with Johnson riding to his office in the new government car. Graf Zeppelin arrives over Washington before heading back to Germany.
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Hugh Johnson
Ford
Lincoln
Ashington
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Goodyear Zeppelin Dock
Germany
New U S Gold Price High At 31 82
The domestic price for gold rose to a new high of 31.82 per ounce in Washington as the London price fell to 30.57. The previous domestic quote was 31.76, now 1.25 above world prices, while the London close showed a 63 cent drop.
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London
Hearing Set Monday on Kern Injunction Against Streetcar Tracks
District court will hear Lutie Kern's injunction to halt surfacing of Kansas Electric Power streetcar tracks and paving on both sides. Judge Hugh Eans to preside with Ed Riling for Kern and A B Mitchell for the city. Thomas Burtch says work will pause tonight pending Monday's outcome. contract assigned to Abels coalition of Nebraska. Crews likely finish resurfacing north on New Jersey Street to the Santa Fe depot by tonight. three new buses arrive this week and will be used once west side work begins.
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Lutie Kern
Kansas Electric Power Company
Hugh Eans
Ed Riling
Mr. Kern
A. B. Mitchell
City Commission
Thomas Burtch
Burtch
Abels Coalition Company
Nebraska
New Jersey
Santa Fe
Power Company
Roosevelt weighs larger public works fund boost
President Roosevelt considers increasing the public works fund from 3.3 billion to about 5 billion dollars with Secretary Ickes supporting a 1.7 billion rise. He has not decided the final ask to Congress and is delaying next year’s fiscal date. About 800 million has been allotted to federal and non-federal projects, with roughly a quarter withdrawn from the treasury.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Ickes
Congress
Treasury
Controversy Over Shawnee County Treasury Closes Office
Shawnee County treasury remains closed as incoming treasurer Glenn Davis refuses to assume the post without a written confirmation from county commissioners that an alleged 210000 cash shortage has been checked. The dispute centers on a 1932 deposit with International Mortgage Trust secured by bonds. commissioners say the cash shortage exists and Davis seeks written proof. Office closure may shorten next week’s payroll.
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Shawnee County
Glenn Davis
International Mortgage Trust Company
J. A. Eddy
Davia
Offer to Buy Hall Baker grain elevators in Kansas City area
Twenty two grain elevators leased by Hall-Baker Grain Company last February when the Kansas Cooperative Wheat Marketing Association was placed in receivership will be offered to nearby growers. The Kansas City subsidiary of Farmers National Grain Corporation bought the elevators at a receivership sale in Leavenworth last July. Prices will be based on sound appraisals and reasonable terms. Elevators are at Acres Altair Bazine Boone Brownell Bunkerhill Buffalo Park Collyer Dresden Selden Hill City Hoxie Seguin Lecon Norton Oronoque Ovallah Paleo Paradise Tasco Tribune Wakeeney. W Robert Small Urban League speaker at Lawrence Forum at Ninth Street Baptist Church tomorrow at 4:30. Elgin Woody to sing.
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Oronoque
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W. Robert Small
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Lawrence
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Elgin Woody
Stock Market Index Dips Amid Slow Trading
The index of 90 stocks closes at 74.8, down from yesterday 76.8 as trading ends with lighter volume and mixed session notes. Analysts say steady consumer data may support a gradual rebound in the coming weeks.
Visiting Editors Dined at Haskell Institute Event
Kansas editors attending the annual roundtable at the University of Kansas journalism program praised the conference. A banquet at Haskell Institute hosted by the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce featured a dramatic Indian life presentation by Haskell students before editors resumed discussions on radio advertising and NEA code.
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University Department of Journalism
Haskell
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
I. J. Meade
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
Henry Roe Cloud
Roe Cloud
Haskell Institute
Margaret Speelman
Frances Abbott
Etta Louise Eads
Gertrude ‘Trimble
Teola Metz
Game
Hattie White Turtle
Houston Tyner
Chauncey Matlock
Irene Wisel
Chil’ Toskey
Idita Donavant
Max Tufts
Bessie Matlock
Leroy Neddeau
Robert Kaulaity
George Smith
Florence Roberts
Wallace McGlel
Lan
Joe Jiron
Joe Wesley
Henry Ahdunko
Daisy Whiteman
Katherine Welbourne
Loyal Legion Elects Col Hugh Means Local Leader
Col Hugh Means of Lawrence elected hereditary commander in chief of the Military Order of the Loyal Legion in Chicago. Means succeeded as national leader last year and becomes the first hereditary national president of the post Civil War founded organization formed by army navy and marine corps officers for descendants of original members.
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Hugh Means
Lawrence
Military Order of the Loyal Legion
Chicago
Judge Means
The
Loyal Legion
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Navy
Marine Corps
Adjourns For Recess In Municipal Bond Case
A federal grand jury in Topeka adjourned for a weekend recess as it continues the bond forgery investigation. Assistant US attorney Dan Cowie said the report likely will not be filed before the middle of the week after the second week of work and additional witnesses remain to be examined.
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Topeka
Federal Grand Jury
Dan Cowie
United States District Attorney
Publisher Louis Cowen Ambushed by Chicago Gangsters
Louis Cowen a 37 year old Cicero area publisher of the Cicero Tribune and former newsboy was slain in a daytime drive when a fusillade of shotgun slugs struck him as he sat in his luxury car in front of a Cicero movie theater. He had once been bondsman for members of Al Capone's gang. The killing marks another fatal act in Chicago gangland violence.
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Louis Cowen
Cicero
Cicero Tribune
al Capone
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