Kansas overwhelms Kansas State 27 to 7 on homecoming day
Kansas State leads 7 7 at halftime but Kansas dominates in the second half with a 51 yard kickoff return by Dick Amerine and a 49 yard run, plus a 60 yard score by Lyman Divens. Amerine and Divens key the Jayhawks offense as crowd of 16 500 cheers.
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Kansas State College
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Iowa State
Oklahoma
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Missouri
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Lyman Divens
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Blanke
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Renkon
Fairmar
Breck
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Runsen
Sullivant
Replagle
Kansas Defeats Kansas State 27 in Turbulent Battle
Kansas capitalized on a late surge to rout Kansas State 27 to 7. Key plays included Replogle's 60 yard run for a fourth Kansas touchdown and Cadwalader replacing Divens on defense as the clock wound down.
Veterans of Foreign Wars Convenes Second District Meet
The annual second district convention of Veterans of Foreign Wars opened this afternoon with key sessions planned for tomorrow. District officers discussed veteran unemployment with federal reemployment officials as headquarters operated from the Eldridge hotel. More than 250 veterans and wives were expected for the open meeting at Odd Fellows tomorrow at 1 pm, followed by a banquet at 6:30 pm.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Eldridge Hotel
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Emergency board urges rail wage cut withdrawal
The three member board appointed by President Roosevelt recommended that railroads withdraw their 15 percent wage cut notices. The report, presented to Roosevelt, argues wages are not high compared with other industries and a nationwide cut would not aid distressed carriers.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Stacy
Deportation of Polish Jews Halted by Germany
German authorities halted at the last minute the deportation of 20 000 Polish Jews across the border. Berlin and Warsaw announced an agreement on their fate as trains were ordered to return. Negotiations to regulate status of Polish citizens in Germany would begin Monday.
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Warsaw
Germany
Poland
Dies to Release Roosevelt Letters in Antiliberal Probe
Washington October 29 Chairman Dies Democrat Texas heads the house committee probing un American activities he says he will broadcast letters from President Roosevelt and other officials to show cooperation is refused He plans a 945 pm CST radio appeal and cites criticism of his handling linked to Governor Frank Murphy case He says administration agencies aided the LaFollette committee while blocking his panel's inquiry and vows to press on early next week with Ohio strike witnesses.
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Dies
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Mutual
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Michigan
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Healy
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Harry Hopkins
Thurman Arnold
LaFollette Ommittee
Senate Committee
City records new voter registration high at 10 644
City hall closed registration at 10 o clock last night reaching 10 644 voters the highest since 1936. The tally shows 5 480 women and 5 164 men with 4 160 voting in the primary and 7 706 total in 1986 offering context for turnout.
Marseille Fire Toll Rises as Deaths Reach Fifty Six
In Marseille an overnight blaze at the Nouvelles Galleries department store left 56 dead and many missing. Firefighters battled strong winds, crews from Lyons aided, and looting ensued at nearby hotels while Premier Daladier oversaw the effort.
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Nouvelles Galleries de Paris
Edouard Daladier
Radical Socialist Party
Daladier
Lyons
Rail wage cuts eyed to aid weaker roads and public needs
The report proposes a 15 percent wage reduction affecting about one million railroad workers and saving roughly 250 million dollars annually. It stresses public interest and urges management and government to pursue a firmer financial policy while noting immediate relief may be limited.
High Teams in Scoreless Deadlock at End of Half
The Lawrence Lions and the Central Indians of St. Joseph Missouri are tied 0 0 as the second half begins on Goetz field. Lawrence has four first downs to six for St. Joseph and threatened near the Indians five yard line as the half ends.
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Central High Indians
St. Joseph
Goetz
Lions
Indians
Lawrence
Kansas State Team Wins Two Mile Race at Manhattan
Kansas State's two mile team defeated Kansas University 33 to 22 in a race before the Kansas State KU games. Hossess Kansas State took first in 9 39.8, Mitchell Jensen State was second, Harris third, with K U runners filling positions.
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Kan
Kansas State
KK. U
K. U
Hossess
Toberen
Eberthardt
Prospects for Church Union Brighten as Merger Platform Adopted
In New York on October 29 delegates from the Protestant Episcopal and Presbyterian churches in the United States approved a merger platform. The platform was adopted by commissions representing the two denominations, signaling a more hopeful path toward eventual union.
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New York
CPI
Protestant Episcopal and
Presbyterian Church
United States
Crown Homecoming Queen Named at Kansas State College
Dorothy Hacker of Pratt, a junior in home economics, was crowned homecoming queen for Kansas State College in Manhattan on October 29.
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Manhattan
Kan
Dorothy Hacker
Pratt
Kansas State College
Football Finals Matchups and Scores Across Colleges
A roundup of college football results listing many games with scores such as Michigan 14 Illinois 0, Holy Cross 21 Colgate 0, Brown 48 Tufts 0, Dartmouth 24 Yale 6, Notre Dame 19 Army 7, Duke 14 North Carolina 0, Pittsburgh 24 Fordham 13, Navy 0 Pennsylvania 0 tie, Boston College 33 Florida 0, Harvard 26 Princeton 7, Santa Clara 7 Michigan State 6, West Virginia 27 Youngstown 6, Cornell 23 Columbia 7, Richmond versus Washington and Lee, Toledo 39 Wayne 20, Mississippi 25 George Washington 0, Western Reserve 47 Boston University 6, Ohio University 13 Cincinnati 12, Penn State 33 Syracuse 1, VMI 47 Maryland 14, Rutgers 13 Lehigh 0, Ohio State 32 New York VA 0, Springfield 14 Northeastern 7, Amherst 85 Massachusetts State 0, Manhattan 18 Canisius 3, Connecticut State 13 Middlebury 0, Virginia 34 William and Mary 0, Missouri 18 Nebraska 10, Iowa State 7 Marquette 0, Northwestern 6 Minnesota 3, Town 0 Purdue 0 tie, Texas Christian 39 Baylor 7.
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Notre Dame
Army
Duke
North Carolina
Pittsburgh
Fordham
Navy
Pennsylvania
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Santa Clara
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West Virginia
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Cornell
Columbia
Richmond É. Washington and Lee
Toledo
Wayne
Mississippi
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Missouri
Nebraska
Iowa State
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Minnesota
Town
Purdue
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Baylor
Stock Market Index Dips Slightly from Day Before
The stock market index for 60 stocks averaged 52.4, down from 52.6 yesterday as traders noted modest declines across sectors.
Matanuska Colonists Thinned in Alaska Project
Washington reports 86 of 200 Matanuska valley colonists have left the project for voluntary or involuntary reasons. Colony manager Leo B. Jacobs notes 17 families are incapable or unwilling to be self supporting and may depart. Since the initial 200, 60 more have settled, 50 remain, totaling 164 families on the project.
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Washington
Dust Bowl
Matanuska Valley
Alaska
Leo B. Jacobs
Parade of Seventh Cavalry Brigade Heads Through Lawrence
Mayor says 600 vehicles will pass Lawrence Monday starting 11 30 am with a 20 mile per hour march for about three and a half hours. Police set crossings on Massachusetts street for traffic control and direct high school students to park by home side noon return.
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Seventh Cavalry Brigade
Lawrence
Kaw River
Massachusetts Street
Highway 10
Kansas City
Jude Anderson
Eighth
Ninth
Massachusetts
Anderson
W. R. Sanders Struck by Car on Highway 59 in Pleasant Grove
W R Sanders aged 67 of Route 2 Lawrence is in Memorial hospital with a broken left ankle and cuts after being struck by a northbound car driven by A G Ransdell while crossing highway 59 on Pleasant Grove hill. Ransdell slowed and stopped about 50 feet away after his lights showed Sanders in the roadway.
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Route 2
Lawrence
Memorial Hospital
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Pleasant Grove Hill
Pearl Day
A. G. Ransdell
Ransdell
Sanders
Mrs Hadi Hurt in Lawrence Auto Crash
Mrs Albert Hadi of a farm southeast of Lawrence sustained serious injuries in a two car collision near Deichman's bridge southeast of Lawrence around 12:30 PM. She was taken to Memorial hospital with fractures and wounds. Carl Wichman of Eudora drove the other car in the wreck at the intersection south of the bridge.
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Lawrence
Deichman's Bridge
Memorial Hospital
Diechman's Bridge
Germany demands return of all lost colonies claims
Ladeburg Germany Oct 29 Germany demands the return of all former colonies taken by the Versailles treaty said General Franz Ritter von Epp Adolf Hitler's deputy for colonial matters at the opening of the Reich's colonial school He warned future relations with European powers depend on their willingness to disgorge the colonies Germany held. He added no military solution to the colonial problem is planned.
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Adolf Hitler
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Godesberg
Final Speech Draws 2000 at KU Christian Mission Meeting
E Stanley Jones preached at Hoch auditorium on "The Three Great Needs." He urged a new social order based on Jesus teachings, a just use of talent and need, and a remaking of individual life toward Christ. He contrasted this with communism Nazism and fascism.
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Christian Mission
University of Kansas
Hoch Auditorium
E. Stanley Jones
Methodist Episcopal Church
India
Jones
Jesus
Christ
God
RAIN FADES AS KANSAS EXPECTS CLEARING WEATHER
Topeka reports a fair weather forecast with rising temperatures statewide. Meteorologist S. D. Flora notes clouds over the eastern two thirds will clear tonight and only light showers occurred in parts of the north central and eastern regions.
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Topeka
Kansas
S. D. Flora
Flora
Cherryvale
Coffeyville
Concordia
Phillipsburg
Kansas City
War Veteran Defends Self Against Robbers With Cane
James Arthur Shaddox, 41, a World War II veteran from Ellinwood Kan, used his cane to fend off two men who demanded money in Kansas City. One assailant was tackled by a passerby and hospitalized after the cane strike. the other escaped. Shaddox, staying at the Helping Hand Institute, said he had 15 cents and valuable papers to protect and criticized rising crime against elders.
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Kansas City
James Arthur Shaddox
Ellinwood
Kan
Shaddox
Helping Hand Institute
Veteran's Hospital
Colored Republicans to convene at Mrs Clark’s home
A meeting of colored Republicans is scheduled for Monday evening at 1525 Pennsylvania Street, the home of Mrs John Clark. All colored residents interested are invited to attend.
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John Clark
Pennsylvania Street
Weather Summary for Kansas Regions
The report notes fair conditions in the western part of Kansas with cloudy skies in the east tonight and cooler temperatures in the center and east. Sunday is expected to be fair with rising temperatures. morning indicators show sprinkling in Pittsburg and cloudy skies in Emporia Kansas City Wichita Manhattan Topeka Salina and Coffeyville with good dirt roads noted.
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Pittsburg
Emporia
Arkansas City
Wichita
Manhattan
Topeka
Salina
Coffeyville
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