President Hoover Attacks Roosevelt On Campaign Trail
President Hoover on the presidential special en route to Washington assails Governor Roosevelt as presenting all positions on election issues as untenable. He defends court independence and criticizes Roosevelt loans and claims of Democratic control, urging trust in ongoing policies.
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Washington
Hoover
Mid-West
Roosevelt
Ohio
West Virginia
Indianapolis
Butlerfield House
Mr. Hoover
Baltimore
Republican Nart
Supreme Court
America
New York State
Federal International Banking Company
Cleveland
Democratic National Committee
Germans Pay Sixty Taxes Barlin
An AP compilation notes Germany levies sixty taxes across the nation and five governments. Newest tax sources include salt. Headlines list novelty charges such as bachelor, dole, employment and church taxes.
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Barlin
Vitts to Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Frank Vitt of Fall Leaf Eudora will mark their 50th anniversary at home on Sunday October 30 Their families note a double wedding with Mrs Madl of St Paul Kans and Holy Family church Eudora in 1882 The Vitts have lived near Fall Leaf since 1901 and have eight children thirteen grandchildren and three great grandchildren all planning to attend with relatives including Mrs Frances Vogel Mrs Tresa Dyer Mrs Marie Reed Mrs John Bowen Mrs Hannah Pfleger John Otto and Charles Vitt from Eudora.
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Tha Journal-World
Eudora
Frank Vitt
Fall Leaf
Vit
John Madi
St. Paul
Kan
Holy Family Catholic Church
Madl
Vitt
Frances Vogel
Denver
Colo
Tresa Dyer
Kansas City
Marie Reed
Memphiss
John Bowen
Hannah Pfleger
John
Otto
Charles Vitt
Two Chicago papers merge as Daily News buys Evening Post
Chicago Daily News announces purchase of the Chicago Evening Post and says the two evening papers will consolidate starting with the News’ first edition next Monday. Ames will join the News as assistant to the publisher and president, citing a trend toward stronger, more efficient newspapers.
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Chicago Daily News
Chicago Evening Post
Chicago
News
Frank Knox
The
Daily News
KL. Ames, Jr
Post
Ames
Capaci
Herman H. Koblsaar
John C. Schaffer
Victor F. Lawson
Melville E. Stone
Associated Press
Will Be Guest Pastor At First Baptist Church
Rev W A Elliott of Fog Baptist Ottawa will preach at First Baptist Church Sunday at 11 o'clock. Elliott, dean of Kansas Baptist preachers, will discuss the church’s unity and the upcoming arrival of new pastor Rev C C Cunningham from Kansas City. Church quartet and Baron and Rankin will perform.
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W. A. Elliott
First Baptist Church
Fog Baptist
Ottawa
Dr. Elliott
Kansas Baptist
Church In Unity
C. C. Cunningham
Bales Street Baptist Church
Kansas City
Lawrence
J. W. Berry
Madge Craig
Frank Eatom
Charles W. Thomas
Aritone
Ueaul & Rankin
Hambien
Baron
Penitent
van de Water
Robbers Hit Several Fort Scott Businesses
Robbers last night stole $33 in cash and mail from the postoffice. They took shotguns rifles shells and a flashlight from Hamm hardware store, $5 in cash from the Frisco passenger station, and two quarts of oil and gasoline from the Patterson filling station in Garland. An alarm at the hardware store rang but owner A H Hamm did not investigate, thinking wiring was faulty.
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Fort Scott
Kan
Hamm Hardware
Frisco
Patterson
Garland
A. H. Hamm
Engineering group names leaders at regional meeting
In Lincoln Nebraska on October 29 1932 R G Kloeffer of Kansas State University was elected president of the Nebraska Kansas division of the Society for Promotion of Engineering Education at the annual meeting F W Norris of the University of Nebraska was named secretary The group accepted the University of Kansas invitation as the 1933 meeting site Eudora receives funds.
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Lincoln, Neb
R. G. Kloeffer
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Nebraska-Kansas Division
The
Society For Promotion of Engineering Education
F. W Norris
University of Nebraska
University of Kansas
Eudora
Relief funds arrive. Eudora begins rock project
Eudora reports receipt of the first half of 275 dollars in state relief funds under the federal program. The remainder will arrive after November 1. City officials start rock crushing on the Pete Neis farm east of Eudora to repair streets using the material.
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Eudora
Pete Neis
Smith answers crowd with Fifteenth of December promise
In Utica New York a large crowd surrounds Alfred E. Smith as he campaigns in a brown derby hat. Mayor Donnelley estimates two thousand people gathered to hear Smith respond to a question about his beer stance. Smith’s reply emphasizes a future date, the fifteenth of December, as his timeline.
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Utica
N. Y
S. Donnelley
Alfred E. Smith
Bers Smith
Mr Smith denies receiving $1100 in 1931 case
Mr Smith tells Topeka attorney Shaw in 1931 dealings he did not receive or handle a large brown envelope with eleven 100 dollar bills. He says he has represented Dr Brinkley for years and Adler Owens affidavits misstate events. The denial centers on accusations of bribery tied to a $1200 alleged payment.
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Hill
Smith
Topeka
J. R. Brinkley
Shaw
Owens
Brinkley
Dr. J. 2. Brinkley
Dr. Brinkley
Community Wood Yard Weather Indicator Fails
The community wood yard in the 800 block on Vermont Street under J. E. Frye has not proven a reliable weather indicator. Warm weather reduced interest in chopping but a wintry snap yielded only a few helpers. Three loads of wood were moved yesterday and two more this morning, while city trucks bring in more trimmings. Transients chopped briefly for meals, with wood stacked to await Lawrence families unable to cut their own.
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Vermont Street
J. E. Frye
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
Farmers must cut living standards to pay debts, says reader
FRANK HARRELL argues in a letter to Editor Journal-World that farmers should lower living costs as prices for crops stay depressed. He questions necessity of telephone service, cars, road work, Rural Free Delivery, and higher education, urging a return to first principles to save farm homes amidst tax and mortgage dangers.
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Journal-World
Lyour
Chicago Board of Trad
Oss
Moat
Basia
Red Cross
Frank Harrell
Deadlock at Lawrence Elks poll halves Hoover Roosevelt
In Lawrence a presidential poll of sixteen Elks members last night produced an 8 to 8 split for Hoover and Roosevelt. Local scenes include George and Mrs Sullivan delivering ripe persimmons to the Journal-World and Carl Sneegas planning a plumbing electrical shop move.
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the Elks Club
Hoover
Roosevelt
George Sullivan
Route 4
Twin Mound
Journal-World Office
Sullivan
Jurnal-World
Carl Sneegas
New Hampshire Street
Massachusetts Street
Blair bound over on forgery charge in Akron hearing
Blair M W Blair of Akron was bound over to district court on forgery charges after a preliminary hearing. His wife Mira Blair was released. she is not wanted. Blair was arrested last Saturday for cashing a forged check at Noone store.
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M. W. Blair
Akron
Ohio
District Court
Rathe Il
Dunkley
Reece
Mira
Vera Blair
Renin Se
Akroi Blair Pt
Noone
Memorial hospital birth and local society tea notices
Mrs. pn announces the birth of a daughter on October 16 at Memorial hospital. Reverend Carter Herrison spoke at Trinity meeting. Auxiliary church group held Friday at the parish house with about one hundred attendees from Kansas City Leavenworth Topeka Ottawa. Betty Agronofsky and Julius Mallin wedding set for Sunday at Harath Amuno temple St Joseph with guests from Kansas City New York and Lawrence. Mansion reception for Chancellor Lindley drew 350 guests with extensive floral displays and a large Tea service in Spooner Thayer Museum.
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Carter Herrison
Kansas City
Leavenworth
Topoka
Ottawa
Harrison
Richard Jackman
Wilma Miller
Barrow
W. S. Johnson
A. M. Fortney
E. D. Raber
Betty Agronofsky
Mra. J. Agronofsky
St. Joseph
Julius Mallin
Harath Amuno
Sam Getler
New York
Bessie Mallin
Betty Mallin
Dorothy Krasner
Margaret Katz
Hyman Mallin
Morris Mallin
Chicago
Lawrence
Mra
Ralph Burgert
William Holladay
Margaret
G. H. Tuel
Mies Vivian Lefford
Jack Harris
Brooke Pontius
Robert Krum
Floyd Rankin
Don Rankin
M.C. Fisher
U.S. G. Plank
Jack Bageleipter
S. C. Scott
Sam M Raffelock
Julius Raffelock
Fe.m. Evans
H. Holloway
Spooner-Thayer Museum
E. H. Lindley
Roxedale
Mra. Lindley
B. Stouffer
F. T. Stockton
L. D. Havenhill
J. G. Trandt
Robert M. Davis
C. M. Young
W. J. Baumgartner
Frank Strong
C. F. Nelson
F.B. Davis
Raymond H.wheeler
Agnes Husband
Raymond H. Wheeler
Donald M. Swarthout
Raymond A. Schwegler
Irene Peabody
Olga Hoesley
Emmy Lay Sutton
Helen Heaston
Helen Hungerford
Vivian Skilton
Elizabeth’ Brandt
Barbara Kester
Ruth Stoland
Ida Jean Polson
Irma Blodgett
Sue Bailey
Charlotte Mangelsdorf
Harriet Shaw
Frances Langworthy
Elsie Penfield
Helen Kinney
Lupe Osma
Dorothy Breidenthal
Florence Campbell
Alice Mayne Forrest
Virginia Lou Sample
Trinity Lutheran Church Weekly Schedule and Sermon Note
Trinity Lutheran Church announces Sunday services at 9 00 and 11 00 led by Rev Charles A Puls with Rev Wiliam B Whenjer preaching and a sermonette by Rev Puls. Music by a mixed quartet directed by Mrs Mildred Dunn and an anthem Grieve Not the Holy Spirit. Children’s Light Brigade directed by Miss Dasher. Senior High League at 6 30. No evening service due to University commitments. All are invited to worship.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Thirteenth
New Hampshire
Charles A. Puls
Delphitne Dasher
William, Pilcher
Turek
Wren
Mr. Puls
Mildred Dunn
Wiliam B. Whenjer
D.D
Atchison
Ake
Crystal Price
Light Brigade
Mies Dasher
Pbs
Kaw Valley Poultry Show Plans Discussed Tuesday Night
A special committee will perfect plans for the annual Kaw Valley Poultry Show at the Kaw Valley Poultry Association meeting in the Chamber of Commerce rooms Tuesday at 2 o'clock. W. C. Boardman will lead the program on Fitting Poultry for the Show. A second item notes a truck and car collision at the corner of Sts and Massachusetts Streets with minor damage and no injuries reported by police.
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Kaw Valley Poultry Association
Kaw Valley
Chamber of Commerce
W. C. Boardman
Man awarded 2000 dollar verdict against Kansas highway
Donald Hahn twenty one of 1023 Mississippi street won a 2000 dollar damage verdict against the state highway commission of Kansas in Wyandotte county district court. He had sued after a September bicycle crash on highway 40 near Kansas City, suffering a fractured skull and severe injuries. A new trial was granted when a judge ruled the damages should exceed 1500 dollars if any. Hahn had previously been awarded 2500 dollars in a 100000 suit about the same incident a year earlier. He had been employed by the Arnold company for several years.
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Donald’ Hahn
Mississippi Street
State Highway Commission of Kansas District Court
Wyandotte County
Wyandotte
Hahn
Kanner’ City
Kan
Scout for the Jayhawkers on foreign grids
Kansas football scouts observed rival teams likely to face the Jayhawks next month. Coach H W Hargies of Pitta bure scouted Notre Dame against the Panthers with the Irish game set November 5. Freshman coach Forrest Cox scouted Kansas Aggies versus Nebraska at Lincoln. Three church services also planned tomorrow at First Baptist North Lawrence with sermon on Our Father and a Missionary Society program Let Us Keep Our Minds on God.
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Kansas
Jayhawkers
H. W. Hargies
Pittabure
Notre Dame
Panthers
Forrest Cox
Kansas Aggies
Nebraska
Lincoln
First Baptist Church of
North Lawrence
Father
City Union Missionary Society
Jennie Evans
God
Exhibition Golf Match Set for Baldwin Course Sunday
Carey Ballew of Meadow Lake country club and Paul Jackson of Hillcrest country club join L'huillier Baker University Jolfer and John Keohane a former Kansas conference champion for an exhibition on the Baldwin course Sunday afternoon Keohane this week shot a fifty nine for a new course record lowering the mark nine Jug McSpadden previously held here.
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Baldwin Baldwin
Carey Ballew
Meadow Lake Country Club
Paul Jackson
Hillcrest Country Club
L’huillier
Baker University
Jolfer
John Keohane
Kansas
Baldwin
Keohane
Jug McSpadden
Da Jones & Co Seeks Extension On Pay Cut Talks
New York AP reports Da Jones & Co says it is hard on a wood authority that the Away Managers' Committers and the heads of the Rai Brotherhoods will probably agree on a temporary extension of the present 10 percent cut in pay when they meet on December 10. Mrs. Seewir Suffers Stroke Mrs. C. C. Seewir, 501 Tennessee Street, suffered a stroke of paralysis Thursday and is reported in serious condition at her home.
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Ware
New York
Jones & Co
Rai
Crowder Family News From Memorial Hospital
Mrs Eugene May Crowder and Charles stayed with Mrs Hicks during her husband’s confinement at Memorial hospital. Hicks has returned home and is improving. J M Crowder and wife dined with the Toms in Knowledge Hill. Riverside Farm Bureau women met with Mrs W T Collins. Miss Dorothy Armstrong and Harry Carr attended the Douxian County 4-H banquet Saturday at Hotel Eldridge in Lawrence.
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Eugene May
Charles
Howard “Hicks
Memorial Hospital
Hicks
J. M. Crowder
Toms Home
Knowledge Hill
Riverside Farm Bureau
Wty. Collins
Dorothy Armstrong
Harry, Jr. Carr
Douxian County
Eldridge
Lawrence
Local residents share Sunday visits and calls across towns
Rollie Stanwix and aay City guests Boyd Gene K. Soa and others join families in Lawrence Barker Lake View and Topeka for Sunday gatherings. Many locals including Miss Ida Hodson Lewis Hodson and Lela Banks were noted visiting relatives in Bell Memorial hospital and with the Armstrongs, Swessers, and Grimeses.
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Rollie Stanwix
City
Giyton
Gene K. Soa
View
Roland Richard
Me Beuer
Fairbanks
Lawrence
Harlie Armstrong
Ida Hodson
Lewis Hodson
Lake View
Ehar
Ligne Rogers
H. A. Rom
Harrigan Rose
Barker
John Bradley
Mr.Bethel
Topeka
Sam Swesser
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Kentucky
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Western Union
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Richard Bird
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Anna
March
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Hargies
Pitt
Cox
Yneadore Armstrong
Kanaas City
Sunda
Misa Lela
Banks
Bell Memorial Hospital
Vance Grimes
Jack Grimes
Harry Cart
Harry, Jr
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Johnnie Johnson
Br. R
Jonel Rogers
Minnesota
Julius Beyermi
Baldwin News
Leonard Snder
Wiliam J. Adriance
Keppe
Suns
Long Electric Co
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Douglas County
Democratic
Innes Store
Lawrence National Bank
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