Mollison Sets East Atlantic Record in 19 Hours
Croydon England October 30 Captain James A Mollison lands after a 19 hour 59 minute transatlantic crossing in a Bellanca monoplane from New York Harbor Grace to Croydon Airport he averaged ~160 mph and planned a Cape Town flight next. The feat marks his fourth Atlantic crossing and first without a forced landing.
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Croydon
Eng
Atlantic
James A. Mollison
Newfoundland
London
Harbor Grace
Nld
New York
Mollison
Cape Town
South Africa
E.S.T
Ireland
Altho
Amy
Coartner
Tam
Dorothy Ward
Jim
Cape
Wales
Drunkenness and Drunk Driving Sentences Given in Court
Fred Albro and Don Temple were each sentenced to 30 days in jail in police court this morning on charges of being drunk. Harry Jones received 30 days and was paroled on the fine. George Mabry forfeited a $10 bond on a charge of drunkenness. Francis Lyons pleaded not guilty to driving a car under the influence. bond set at $100 with case set for Monday morning November 2.
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Fred Albro
Don Temple
Harry Jones
George Mabry
Francis Lyons
McPherson Banker Harms Dies at 60
McPherson, Oct. 30. CPB. Harms, 60, longtime local banker, died last night. He helped organize the Swedish German State Bank, now Home State Bank, in 1903. Funeral services set for Sunday.
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McPherson
Cpb. Harms
Harms
Home State Bank
Crossword Puzzle Mixed Fill In The Day’s Word List
A jumble of crossword clues appears with across and down items intertwined. The page includes names and fragments such as Scuttle Girdle fellow Topashum Taung bird and various clues for verbs nouns and phrases with listed positions and partial solutions. A note mentions a talk by Dr Trant and a solo by Rathburn with performances by Theo Ericason and See as age te.
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Scuttle & Girdle
Topashum- Taung
Dr. Trant
Jesus
Rathburn
Theo Ericason
Landon Leads KU Straw Poll With 63 Percent
Alfred M. Landon, Republican nominee, earned 755 votes out of 1404 in a KU student straw poll by the American Student Union. He leads Roosevelt with 513 votes and Norman Thomas trailing, as the poll continued today.
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American Student Union
Homecoming Queen Picked by Gridsters at KU
The football squad selected one of twelve KU coeds for homecoming queen, with the winner to be announced at the football game. Several voters faced pressure from sorority sisters, as officers and students described surrounding parties and events in Lawrence.
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University of Kansas
Kappa Kappa
Zamma
Mary Louise Kanaga
Bi Beta Phi
Helen Nelson
Sigma
Anpa
Betty Graham
Corbin Hall
Loreen Cosandier
Ala Belle Meinke
Watkins Hall
Mary Lou
Oliver
Ad Lindsey
Maxyne Woody
Chi Omega
Baker
Baldwin
Kan
Letha Jane Chapman
McLouth
Baker University
Baker-Ottawa University
Divorced After 40 Years In Tishomingo Oklahoma
Atchison Anoatubby, age 80, was granted a divorce after a forty year marriage to his wife who left him in 1930. The couple wed in 1896 in Tishomingo Oklahoma.
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Tishomingo
Okla
Atchison Anoatubby
Hoover Confident G O P Will Win
Former President Herbert Hoover expressed confidence in Landon’s victory, citing rising registration and protest votes. He predicted Republican wins in New York Pennsylvania and Ohio, praised the silent vote, and noted debate over the social security tax in wages. He planned a final California campaign speech Monday night.
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Denver
Herbert Hoover
Alf M. Landon
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Hoover
WPA
California
Lawrence Richey
Chicago
Red Network
NBC
Faculty Recital Features Ruth Orcutt and Raymond Stuhl
Ruth Orcutt pianist and Raymond Stuhl cellist present a Monday recital in the Administration auditorium. Orcutt will debut a new Concert Scherzo by Prof. Carl Preyer and perform a Passacaglia coauthored with herself, plus other pieces including Valse Elegante by Edward Collins. Stuhl, KC Philharmonic veteran, joins with Orcutt and Alberta Boehm as accompanist for the Lalo concerto.
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Ruth Orcutt
Raymond Stuhl
Miss Orcutt
Carl Preyer
Colorado Mountains
Mu Phi Epsilon
Chicago
Edward Collins
Chicago Musical College
Mason and Hamlin Crand
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra
Karl Krueger
Raymond Stahl
Kansas City
Stuhl
Alberta Boehm
Is Human Progress a Delusion Sermon at First Methodist
Dr. Robert A. Hunt will preach on Is Human Progress a Delusion at Sunday morning worship at the First Methodist Church. The Wesleyan choir directed by Dorothy Enlow Miller will sing Draw Nigh to Me Ye Weary with solos by Mary Louise Zimmerman Porgy Swinson and Theo Ericsson. Mrs Miller plays organ and Anna Lee Hazen piano. New members will be received after the service. Evening service at 7 30.
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Robert A. Hunt
First Methodist
Wesleyan
Dorothy Enlow Miller
Cornell
Mary Louise Zimmerman
Porgy Swinson
Theo Ericsson
Domestic Harmony Protest: Crawford Tone Soundproof Rooms
Hollywood report notes Joan Crawford and Franchot Tone taking voice lessons and installing sound-proof rooms to protect domestic harmony. They plan practicing at the same times as their routine. The item reflects light entertainment news from Oct 30.
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Joan Crawford
Franchot Tone
Hollywood
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