Plane 1S Missing With Five Aboard
A Western Air Express monoplane with five aboard is missing after leaving Los Angeles bound for the west. Stormy weather and heavy snow hindered search efforts from Albuquerque toward Navajo Country and Guardian mountains as crews scoured amid whiteout conditions.
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Albuquerque
fExpress
Mexico-Arizona
Hengloy Emant
Western Air
San Francisco
Mount Tim Sepe
Gallup
Tno
Alhambra
Los Angeles
Subirh
Navajo
Ariz
Western Air Express
Kingman
Vaneman
Vernon
N.Y
Janes E. Doles
Lis Geles
Vila
Allan
Burbank
Call
Re "Britton
Anoeles
Denver
Weather forecast shifts to snow and cold across Kansas
Northwest rain turns to 8 inches of snow in the east and south tonight and Wednesday. Colder tonight with freezing temperatures over most of the state. Wednesday brings colder air to the southeast and extreme east portions. Morning weather reports show cloudy conditions at Wichita and Hutchinson, with Dodge City, Salina, and Topeka missing. Arkansas Douglas radar yesterday noted light snow. today atwater-kerit radar shows continued activity.
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Kansas
Wichita
Hutchinson
Dodge City
Salina
Topeka
Arkansas
Douglas
Dean Amos Addresses College Criticisms at University Convocation
Miss Thursa Amos, dean of women at the University of Kansas, discusses criticisms of college graduates at a Kansas convocation in Lawrence. She cites expectations of executives, luxury habits, clique formation, and class-cutting, urging students to form a clear vision of who they want to become.
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Amos
Thursa WU
Unit of
Pittsburgh
Acton
Vy of Kansas
He Lindley
University of Kansas
Lindley
Kansas Association of Tycans of Women
Universe City
Kate Aimas
Asa Miél
Aniis
Waldemar Gelichist
Hes Wak
Penn
Universit Fine Arts
J. C. MecCanles
Wisconsin steamer Wi sons foundered in deadly storm
A royal storm off Kenosha Wisconsin sank the lake steamer Wi sons. Captain Douglas Morrison went down with twenty mates as coast guard crews fought thirty foot waves to rescue survivors. Eight dead and sixty six saved as wrecks and lifeboats drifted in the gale.
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Kenosha
Wis
Wisons
Douglas Morrison
Coast Guard
Engimann
Man Busch
Sa Cuers
Tto
Racine
Nenosha
Chambers Brothers
Ttwo
Wisconsin
Special Trains to Take K U Rooters to Lincoln
Kansas football fans traveling to Lincoln for the K U vs Nebraska game can use two special trains operated by the Union Pacific. One trains departs Lawrence Saturday at 11 AM arriving Lincoln 1:30 PM, returns at 7 PM arriving Lawrence 12:30 AM, round trip $6.70. The second leaves Lawrence Friday 7:30 AM for Lincoln with return options Saturday evening. The $6.70 round trip ticket offers Friday or Saturday travel. a Saturday only option costs $4.00.
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Kansas
Lincoln
Ion’ Pacific Railroad
Lawrence
Jaywawker
Eid Ng Rooters
Principal Hyde to address junior high at Topeka meeting
Hyde, principal of the Junior high, will speak before the junior high department at the Topeka session of the Kansas State Teachers Conference on November 1. Celia Stuart of the Junior high staff will attend the round table discussion of social science departments at the Kansas City meeting on November 1, it was announced this morning.
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Hyde
Juniiori School
Topeka
le Sks
Celia Stuart
Kansas City
Five Injured As Scaffold Collapses In Pratt Theatre
Five men were seriously injured when a scaffold on a new theatre structure collapsed in Pratt Kansas. The fall sent four injured to local hospitals and left one man trapped briefly before being freed by responders.
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Herting
Farmers National Grain Association Incorporates at Wilmington
The Farmers National Grain Association formed today in Wilmington Delaware under the farm board guidance. Wool mohair and livestock cooperatives are forming. the new tab corp will leverage farmer owned grain marketing facilities to handle vast annual grain volumes and aid price stabilization.
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Washington
Get
Farmers National Grain Sesneration
Wilmington
Del
Farm ‘Board
Tab Corporation
Geain Veurkatne
By Lawn
Farm Board
Legge
Chicago
Train ‘Cooperativain Corporation
Aves
Homecoming Committees Named for University Events
Prof E L Treece announces the homecoming committees for the university celebration held Friday and Saturday October 22 and 28. Lawrence businessmen Dolph Simong leads house decorations, Weigne McCoy chairs the mixer, and C L Scott of the Chamber of Commerce is rally committee secretary. A meeting is set for 4 30 PM Monday in the alumni office.
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E.L. Treece
Lawrence
Dolph Simong
Weigne McCoy
C. L. Scott
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Diphtheria Immunization Reminder from City Health Official
Dr E R Keith Lawrence city health officer urges parents to immunize children against diphtheria at the city health department in the city hall on weekdays from 11 to 1. He notes scattered cases in the state and recommends utilizing the clinic to safeguard school children.
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Wichita
E. R. Keith
Lawrence
Keith
Market Rally After Deep Decline in New York Stocks
New York traders saw a sharp late- day rally steadying after a week of heavy liquidations in leading issues. Prices recovered several dollars from intraday lows, total stock sales hit a new intraday record, and New York City bond offerings faced postponement amid the market collapse. Directors moved to pay extra dividends and insurers urged investment of liquid funds to stabilize prices.
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New York
Iapi
Nore
Comimen
Mar
United States &Teel Corporation
Albert Conway
New York City
Finfei
Exchange
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Wall Street Panic Echoes Across Banks and Markets
Senator Brookhart warned that continued stock declines could push banks nationwide into bankruptcy while the market fluctuated. Foreign demand buoyed wheat and flour, Wall Street firms faced suspensions, and a failed Coffeyville bank asset sale advanced final liquidation steps under state banking supervision.
Bank Employees Weep In Tear Bomb Tribute
Sobbing crowds gather at the First National Bank in Wichita as tear bombs explode nearby causing widespread emotion. Employees and customers flood the street weeping for about half an hour while noon crowds join in the display of grief. An unidentified man activated the devices triggering the scene and disturbing routine business.
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Wichita
Kan
First National Bank
Norining
Deans of Women Gather for Kansas Conference
Twenty four deans and advisors for girls registered for the fifteenth annual Kansas Association of Deans of Women and Advisors conference at the University of Kansas. The event opens with a reception for Miss Thyrig W. Amos and includes talks on personnel officers and campus tours.
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Kansas Association of Deans of Women and Advisors
University of Kansas
Lindley
Thyrig W. Amas
National Association of Hearfs of Women
Agnes Husband
Miss Amos
University Home Economics Department
Fraser Hall
Amos
Spooner-Thayer
Bldridge
Association
Husband
Grace Irwin
Bakers Universitisi
Elpee Sisson
Awrences Setof High School
Graber to chair Wichita evening school directors meeting
Mr. Graber, Lawrence High School printing instructor and Lawrence evening school director, will travel to Wichita to chair a meeting of local evening school directors with about eighty directors expected to attend. He will also attend Kansas State Teachers Association sessions Thursday through Saturday. All evening classes except auto mechanics will meet Thursday night.
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Graber
Ralph BE. Graber
Lawrence
Wichita
Kansas State Teachers Association
Auto Mechanics
Presbyterian Men's Club Holds Banquet During Dedication Week
About eighty men attended the First Presbyterian Church banquet in the parlors as part of Dedication Week for the new building. HR Holmes presided. Dean Lawson, B Lawson and Dr. Astman spoke on church duties and community duty. Dr. Owen shared travel incidents from Sumatra while Kingsanz, Dr. Downing and James T. Dr. led singing.
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First
Presbyterian Church
HR Holmes
Dean Baul
B. Lawson
Lean
College of Liberal Arts
Doctor Lawson
Dean Lawson
Doctor Astman
TE. M. Owen
Sumatra
George Kingsanz
Scle
James T
Downing
Memorial assembly honors Dr Edwin Slosson at Liberty Memorial High
A Liberty Memorial High School assembly honored the late Dr Edwin Slosson a KU graduate and noted chemist. Ben Franklin club sponsored the event with Prof T Ti O Leary presenting on Slossons life. Also noted a minor car collision near the corner with slight vehicle damage.
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Liberty Memorial High School
Edwin’ Slosson
University of Kansas
Ben Franklin Club
T. Ti O'Leary
Darbrent
Universit
Slosson
Audrey Courter Sanz
City Milk Supply Adequate To Need
Lawrence dairy and milk distributors report milk receipts about 10 percent below normal after a strike ordered by the Douglas County Milk Producers association. Despite shortages, bottling demand was covered. most plants resumed deliveries as some producers returned milk today.
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Lawrence City
Douglas County
Kansas City Milk Strike Ends After Settlement
Kansas City milk strike ended today as producers and distributors agreed to revert to pre strike pricing. A trained investigator from Wharton School Dr Clyde King will be brought to study the situation and recommend a fair price. Milk deliveries to pasteurizing plants will resume immediately by all members of the Kansas Oil Milk Producers association.
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Kansas City
Chamber of Commerce
Clyde King
Wharton School of Commerce and Finance
de. King
Chicago
Kansas Oil Milk Producers’ Association
Suv
Liberty Post Plans Armistice Day Event
Liberty Post announces its Armistice Day party to be held at the Ouinek A U hall on Monday November 1s. L G Cartars chairs the party committee. A preceding dance and entertainment features Eh Guild and a University of speech and dramatic arts skit directed by Prof. Allen Grafton. Freddie Aznew's ten piece band will provide music for dancing.
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Armistien
Liperth
Gameran Legion
Ian A. U. Hall
Ouinek
L. G. Cartars
Eh Guild
Department of
Speech and Dramatic Arts
University
Allen Grafton
Freddie Aznew
Tenngle Study Club Funds 3560 Loan Scholarship
The Tenngle Study Club of Lawrence announced a loan scholarship of 50 dollars for students. Chancellor E H Lindley endorsed it. The Scholarship committee is chaired by Eugenie Gallog. The club, established in VOR, is a long-standing Girhs of L nee segment. Mental and Nervous Clinic directed by Dr G Leone ard Harrington will meet at City Hall Thursday October 31 under the penre Kivanic vlan banner.
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Tenngle Study Club
Lawrence
Bel
E. H. Lindley
Mies Eugenie’ Gallog
Thel Tennola Study
Ter T
Mental and Nerous Clinic
Mental and
G. Leoneard Harrington
Penre Kivanic Vlan
Yo Ograbl Wtedse
Cartey Sérvice
Adv
Independence Halloween Festival Attracts Thousands
Scott reports on a large Halloween gathering in Independence aimed at slowing youth speed. Between 25 000 and 43 000 from Oklahoma Missouri and Kansas attended events including parades a football game a dance and a masquerade. Elizabeth Canham crowned queen before about 2 500 in Memorial Hall.
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Hallowe'en
Iow
Oklahoma
Misouri
Kansas
Elizabeth Canham Laswight
Memorial Hall
Conference Opens With Liberal Religious Events
The Southwest federation of Religious Liberals opens its eighth annual conference at 7:30 p.m. at 1201 Vermont Street, with Kansas State Universalist and Missouri Valley Alliance sessions. Rev. W. AL Backus is out. S. B. Snow of Meadville Theological will lead talks on modern interpretation of Melstony. The program includes Welcome by Mayor Banki, Routledge’s address, and multiple speakers from Universalist and Unitarian groups.
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Southwest Federation of Religious Liberals
Kansas State
Universalist
Missouris Valley
Ailianee
Unitarian Hua
Vermont Street
W. AL. Backus
Lawrences
Sydnow B. Snow
Meadville Theological Tou Tr
Rnes
Anne Inn. Basten
Tomtorrow
Chester M.routledge
Rangas Universaliat Convention
Cureus Reeser
Chicago
S'Elock
Temorray
Missouri, Valley 7
Chester M. Routledge
Hutshingen
Collee
L. R. Fisher
Howard
Moses
Salina
Alliance
Minna Clark Radlong
Boston
Junction City
Aseociation
Minna Clark
Jala Pye
Prank Adams
Adwibh Roschack
Ishor
George
Tarias Essiuh
Drunken Driver Arrested after Hwy Incident near Pleasant Grove
Tapeka Wan Sledged in gail Awaiting Charges police report a drunken driver endangered others on a highway south of Pleasant Grove. Herbert Warner of Topeka was arrested nine minutes later with assistance from Deputy Reed. He was returned to Lawrence and jailed awaiting arraignment this afternoon.
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Pleasant Grove
Lindey
Georges C. Reed
Herbert Warner
Topeka
Ottawa
Ras Eunk
Lawrence
Tte
Fourth District Bar Association Organized
Lawyers in the fourth judicial district met at the Richmond era in Anderson county and organized a bar association for the district. C. A. Snart was elected president and R. B. Stevens was chosen secretary. Speeches covered law topics with mention of University and local counties.
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Fourth Judicial’ District
Richmond
Anderson County
A. iSnart
R. B. Stevens
Des
Dauclas Anderson
Franklin
Winter Weather Forecast For Kansas From Western to Eastern Regions
The Weather Bureau predicts a shift to winter conditions in Kansas tonight with rain turning to snow. Temperatures are expected to fall to the upper 20s in western Kansas and near freezing in the north, with 70s to 60s in the south, while neighboring states also report snow and rain. The forecast notes moisture levels aiding the wheat crop for the coming winter.
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Kansas
Weather Bureau
Thay
Jlera
Katka
Montana
Wreming
Colorado
Nebraska
Dakotas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Raven
Laramie
Wroe
Cuilland
Kan
Missouri
Towa
Minos
Prdiaya
Atlantic
Grundy Seeks to Bar West From Tariff Vote
Senatorial investigators question Grundy, head of the Pennsylvania manufacturers association, over western states’ influence in tariff legislation. He asserts western voices are excessive and cites propriety in senate conduct as a concern. FACULTY RECITAL MONDAY.
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Grundy
West
Washington
Joseph Ro Grundy
Knee Pennsylvania Manufacturers Asociation
Senate
Walsit
Marytrdana
Grund
Boran
Myself
University of Kansas recital by Moncrief and Weyler
Mrs Moncrief and Mr Weyler to present a faculty recital at the University of Kansas in the Admin building auditorium Bon e next Tuesday evening The event was announced for Monday evening and will feature Alice Moncrieff contralto and Howard C Fawlyr pianist or accompanist
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University of Kansas
Alice Moncrieff
Howard C. Fawlyr
Adminitra
Bon‘e
Kangas
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