Soviet Proposes Mixed Commission Over Manchoukuo Border
Moscow warned Japan the ongoing border situation is intolerable and dangerous to peace and urged an immediate Soviet Japanese Manchoukuan commission to investigate incidents. The note to Japan’s charge d affaires accuses Tokyo of delaying the commission and of Japanese militarists spreading false firing reports.
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Moscow
Russia
Japan
Soviet Union
Tokyo
Shichi Sakoh
B. I. Kozlofisky
Second Eastern Department
Soviet Foreign Office
Manchoukuo
Adeline Petrie Dies in Wichita After Quantrill Legacy
Burial services for Mrs. Adeline Bruce Petrie, who as a child witnessed Quantrill raid in Lawrence, will be held at the Bruce family lot in Oak Hill cemetery. She died Wednesday in Wichita at age 76, survived by two sons Bruce and Charles Judson Petrie, two brothers, and three grandchildren.
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Adeline
Bruce Petrie
Lawrence
Bruce
Oak Hill Cemetery
Wellsville
Lawrence S
J. Ed Petrie
Wichita
Petrie
Charles Judson Petrie
E. L. Bruce
R. M. Bruce
Los Angeles
Alfred House
Giles Petrie
John Edwin Petrie
Vinland Prizes Adds 4 H and Vocational Dept at Fair
Vinland Grange fair adds a new department for 4 H club boys and girls and vocational agricultural students to be held September 24 24 and 26. A judging contest for boys and girls is planned for Saturday morning with cash prizes for winners baking club entries and projects. A list of the special 4 H club and vocational prizes will be announced later. Marriage licenses issued to Robert L Hatcher and Ollie Hagan Harvey McCarty and Lou Renie Dalton Charles A Zook and Christina Belle Ashford. Judge grants divorce Emily Frances McClung from Carl McClung on grounds of gross neglect. plaintiff’s maiden name restored.
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Vinland Grange
L. H. Menger
Robert L. Hatcher
Ollie Hagan
Topeka
Harvey McCarty
Tulsa
Lou Renie Dalton
Chattery
West Va
Charles A. Zook
Christina Belle Ashford
Ottawa
Hugh Means
Emily Frances McClung
Carl McClung
Test Your Knowledge ae What is an estate in see sim
What is an estate in see sim questions cover legal terms and historical references. The prompt lists varied items from estates to earthquakes and composers, indicating a mixed knowledge quiz style.
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Antia
San Francisco
Liszt
Sorority Rush Rules Highlight Kansas Open Week
University of Kansas sororities open rush week with strict rules under Kansas guidelines. Open houses run 9:30 to 12, 1 to 5, and 7 to 10:30 daily. rushees sign guest books and limit time at each house. Silent Tuesday, plain and fancy rushing Wednesday to Friday, with pledging Sept 14, all rushees housed in Corbin Hall.
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University of Kansas
Mt. Oread
Kansas
Corbin Hall
House of Pi Beta Phi
Peggy Anne Landon
Alf M. Landon
Gertrude Field
Pi Phi Rush
Europe
Lyman
Phi Psi House
Plan to join governor candidates meetings rejected
Topeka Sept 4 Republicans rejected a Democratic proposal that the governor nominees Will G West and Walter Haxman appear on a shared campaign platform. Republican chairman Frank G Todd said West pursues his own campaign method and will not join. Fitzwilliam urged joint appearances to inform voters. Haxman opens in Salina next Tuesday and West at McPherson the same night.
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Topeka
Sept
Will G. West
Walter Haxman
C. M. Fitzwilliam
Frank G. Todd
West
Fitzwilliam
Todd
Kansas
Haxman
Salina
McPherson
Vinland High to Open With New Health Class
Vinland Rural High School opens Monday September 7 with F R Button as principal and agriculture instructor. New staff include Ruth Schmidt Goessel Kan home economics and social science, Marjorie Ricketts Paola music and English, Herbert C Masters Kansas City math and coaching. A new home hygiene and care of the sick class, under Douglas County Red Cross, meets Tue Thu 3:20 4:09 with 30 hours earning Red Cross certificates and high school credit. Vinland FFA to hold all night camping at State Lake Tonganoxie in the FFA cabin.
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Vinland Rural High School
F. R. Button
Ruth Schmidt
Goessel
Kan
Marjorie Ricketts
Paola
Herbert C
Kansas City
Harvey Watkins
Watkins
Douglas County
American Red Cross
Button
Red Cross
National Red Cross
Vinland Chapter
Future Farmers of America
Tonganoxie
Boves
Safety Council to Meet Topeka Sept 4
Industrial safety programs will be discussed at a Kansas safety council meeting here September 23 and 24, announced by Jesse W. Greenleaf, council chairman. Mont Green gets contract for $400000 general construction at Fort Lyon facility, Manhattan, Kan. Funeral services for Judge T J Flannelly, who died Tuesday in Santa Barbara, Cal., will be held here from St Andrew's church at 10 a m Saturday. Eye work ad urges thorough child examinations by B F Nanninga at 919 Mass.
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Safety Council
Topeka
The
Kansas Safety Council
Jesse W. Greenleaf
Mont Green
Washington
the Veterans Administration
Mont J. Green
Manhattan
Kan
Ft. Lyon
Flannelly
Independence
T. J. Flannelly
Santa Barbara
Cal
St. Andrew's Church
B. F. Nanninga
Mass
Hill family heads to California and world tour
Heard in Lawrence M C Hill of Hesper and his son Charles W Hill of Chicago depart for California. M C Hill plans months in Pasadena while Charles, a Chicago school teacher, will travel around the world. The Dorsey Liberty American Legion Drum and Bugle corps paraded at Southwark Arena between softball games to test marching moves for a state contest in Wichita. Today is the last day to file campaign expenses for August primaries. A mock headline about M F Hudson selling Federal tires is noted. Emma Savage presented historic volumes and photos to the Douglas County Historical Society, including Andreas History of Kansas and Portrait and Biographical Record of Leavenworth, Douglas and Franklin Counties published in 1599.
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M. C. Hill
Hesper
Charles W. Hill
Chicago
California
M. C.hill
Pasadena
Dorsey-Liberty American Legion
Southwark
Wichita
Emma Savage
Douglas County Historical Society
Andreas
Kansas
Leavenworth
Douglas
Franklin
May Put the Hold in Civil Service
Washington with Roosevelts proposal to apply civil service standards to the Home Owners Loan Corporation rather than place it under civil service. The move requires congressional action and would use exams for new professional and technical hires while current workers may keep their posts.
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Washington
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Civil Service
Roosevelt
Harry B. Mitchell
Civil Service Commission
John H. Fahey
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Congress
HOLC
Fahey
Landon Tours Northeast Kansas Orchards on Inspections
Atchison Kansas September 4 Republican candidate Alf M Landon traveled a sap of the morning through northeast Kansas orchards and vineyards on his way from St Joseph Missouri to Topeka He paused at sites including the Blair experimental orchard and the Duback farm where he received a bushel basket of grapes He spoke with local editors and helpers and showed files from the Kansas Chief dating back to 1857 noting the abolitionist roots of the paper.
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Atchison, Kan
M. Landon
Kansas
St. Joseph
Topeka
E. W. Howe
Des Moines
Iowa
Roosevelt
William M. Clark
Clark
Robert G. Clayton
H. H. Sprague
News Press
Charles S. Jackson
Pennsylvania
Wathena
Kan
Landon
H. J. Hagan
Troy
Kansas Chief
Sol Miller
White Cloud
Three Students Injured As Car Ditches Off Dirt Road
Three Lawrence high school students were injured when a car carrying them crashed into a ditch a mile south of Twenty third and Louisiana streets. Arthur Harris, 1231 Kentucky street, fractured collar bone and several cracked ribs. Mary Isabelle Taylor, 11383 West Hills Parkway, severely cut on one arm. Delbert Hampton, 1020 Ohio street, minor cuts and bruises. Harris was driving the car, which turned over and pinned him beneath it. A nearby farmer aided the rescue, and Harris was taken to Memorial hospital.
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Lawrence High School
Twenty-third
Louisiana
Arthur Harris
Kentucky Street
Mary Isabelle Taylor
West Hills Parkway
Delbert Hampton
Ohio Street
Harris
Memorial Hospital
Lawrence man robs Chicago frock shop and flees police
Police identify Lawrence Wayne, 30, of Lawrence Kansas, as the hold up man who entered a Chicago frock shop via a back door. He forced clerk Margaret Hill into a back room, emptied the cash drawer, and fled toward the front door where an officer waited. Wayne, previously paroled from Joliet penitentiary, gave conflicting addresses in Chicago and Lawrence.
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Chicago
Holden
Lawrence Wayne
Lawrence
Kan
Margaret Hill
Miss Hill
Wayne
Joliet Penitentiary
Geology tour led by Prof Moore departs for three day study
About 80 members of the Kansas Geological Society leave Kansas City led by state geologist Prof R C Moore on a three day field trip. The group, including KU members M K Elias N D Newell Dr H T A Smith and Norman Plummer, will study Pennsylvanian and Permian rocks across Kansas. They stop in St Joseph Topeka Lawrence Emporia and Peabody while visiting oil company geologists.
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R. C. Moore
University of Kansas
Kansas Geological Society
Kansas City
K. U
M. K. Elias
N. D. Newell
H. T. A. Smith
Norman Plummer
St. Joseph
Topeka
Lawrence
Emporia
Peabody
Man jailed over tax pays to go free
Boston sept 4 Patrick Quinn a 67 year old Cambridge stationary fireman jailed to avoid paying a 63 cent income tax owed he claimed not due released today after an unidentified person paid the amount to the state tax collector. Bail not allowed under state law and about 35 cents of the tax was interest. He vowed to rot in jail rather than pay.
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Boston
Patrick Quinn
Cambridge
Quinn
Arrest During Inquest In La Jolla Police detain a man near the inquest into Ruth Muir’s death
A powerfully built man identified as Donald J. Hazell, 30, was arrested near the scene of the Ruth Muir inquest in La Jolla California. Passersby reported he muttered questions about the inquest and claimed to be eight years old when questioned by Detective Sergeant F Lightner. He was sent to the county psychopathic ward for evaluation and had recently been released from a mental institution, said Dr H F Andrews.
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la Jolla
Calif
Ruth
Muir
Riverside
Y.wc.a
Donald J. Hazell
Hazell
F. Lightner
Lightner
H. F. Andrews
Owens suspended for year as Owens turns professional
The Amateur Athletic Union made Jesse Owens suspension automatic for one year after his announcement he would turn professional. The ruling holds even if Owens reconsiders and does not cash in on his Olympic fame. The action reflects his decision to end his amateur career. The New Orleans romance of Violet Hilton and dancer-husband Jimmie Moore was reported ended by the New Orleans States.
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New York
Jesse Owens
Amateur Athletic Union
Daniel J. Ferris
Ferris
Owens
Osseng
New Orleans
Violet Hilton
Hilton
Jimmie Moore
Alma Brook to return as social director at Corbin Hall
Mrs Alma P Brook former director of women’s dormitories at Cornell returns to Corbin Hall as social director this year succeeding Mrs Eli Lewis She previously headed the dorms 1929 1932 and has held a similar post at the University of Chicago.
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Alma P. Brook
Cornell University
Corbin Hall
Eli Lewis
University
Brook
University of Chicago
Linwood Social Notes Include Visits and School Opening
Linwood residents travel to Emporia and Manhattan to visit relatives and friends. Neal Burris plans to return home with them after a trip. A hay fork accident injured Riley Barnett with a broken shoulder while working for Bob Elder. A church shower honored Mrs. Louie Snyder, formerly Elsie Barnett. Local families, Dr. Johnson and Dr. Warring hosted visitors from Eudora and Kansas City. The Linwood schools will open for the new term on September 7. Delphane Smith visits an aunt in Leavenworth as others visit knotty.
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Virginia Cline
Kansas City
Dan Cline
Jarbalo
William Cline
Cline
Dorothy Lasker
Claude Prunty
Fred Prunty
Johnson
Charles Henik
Topeka
William Lamb
Delphane Smith
Leavenworth
J. E. Blevins
Raymond Barnett
Manhattan
Linwood High School
Lucille Pratt
Norton
Harry Wil Zon
Stull News Briefs Highlight Neighbor Visits and Trips
Abilene residents Reverend and Mrs E Boehringer and Oklahoma visitors stopped by Stull last Friday. Numerous locals traveled to Lawrence Baldwin and Topeka for visits and fairs. A church meeting set for late September, and several families reported illnesses and travel to Des Moines and Beverly Kentucky.
Plats Returns From Vacation At Kraft Store
Mrs. Mary Frances Deister funeral held at Church of Christ last Thursday drew many relatives and friends. Interment is in the Stull cemetery family lot.
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E. Boehringer
Abilene
Joel Beauquin
Jaackie
Oklahoma
Stull
Kate Benander
Richland
O. A
Rose
Ralph
Pleasant Grove
Nebraska
Iowa
North Dakota
South Dakota
Frank Raab
Goldie
Elmont
Bertha McDowe Ami
Mary Elizabeth
Tecumseh
O. R. Plats
Kraft
Mary Frances Deister
Church of Christ
Market News U S Wheat Corn and Livestock, Wall Street Rally
Market notes from Chicago and New York report steady U S grain prices, with Wheat and Corn futures mixed and Lard and other fats trading. Wall Street closes higher on steels and transport groups while labor day recess effects limit volume. railroad and tobacco stocks show resilience amid cautious optimism about the economy.
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Wall Street
New York
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Crucible
Youngshawn Sheet & Tube
American Talephone
Western Union
Westinghouse
du Pont
Wright Aeronautical
Douk- Jan Aircraft
Electric
Auto-Tire
Fajlardo Sugar
Montgomery Ward
Macy
Delaware & Hudson
Chicago
Bell System
Inter
Stk Exchange
Business College
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Butcher
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Betty McClure
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Douglas County Fair
Eureka
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Here
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Lawrence Business College
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U. S
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Linwood
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C. R. Platz
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Miriam Kraft
Elmer Nichols
Wilmer Nelson
Howard Hildenbrand
W.C. Wulfkuhle
George Hildenbrand
Beverly, Ky
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R. L. Miller
Chris Kraft
Vinland
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Twin Mound
Roy Bowen
Old Belvoir
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Henry Damm
Mae Jean
Frank Selch
Stull Evangelical
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Nellie
Patsy Anderson
Overbrook Fair
Mathew Hall
John Rake
Albert ‘Deister
Billie
Clifford
Henry Deister
Delbert
T. D. Rake
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Raymond Barbee
Mabel Montfoort
Add Scheer
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Idaho
Bliss
U.S
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Colorado
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Wiedemann Motor Sales
Pontiac
N. B
Automobile Insurance
Standard Companies
Fuchs Ins
Journal-World
W. H. Quakenbush
Weatherby
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