Grand finale features fastest 100 mile air race
Cleveland September 5 AP The twelfth annual national air races closed with the 100 mile free for all race for men and the high speed event for women. Doolittle set an unofficial world speed record of 296 mph on the three kilometer course while Haizlip, winner of prize money, faced controversy over the halted women’s race. Haizlip threatened to quit if races remain under Cleveland management.
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Cleveland
Weathr
Mae Haizlip
Gladys O'Donnell
Long Beach
Calif
James FA. Doolittle
James G. Haizlip
James R. Wedel
Doolittle
Haizlip
Los Angeles
New York
Doo- Tittle
Federal’ Aeronautic Internationale
Deaths and Funerals In Eudora and Nearby Notices
Deaths and funerals list Albert Schultz at 68 from Eudora area with his wife Christina and son Delmar as survivors. Funeral at Eudora Methodist Church with Rev E E Hollar, burial in Eudora. Also notices Christine family obituaries for Christine and Searles with service details and graves. Includes unrelated brief items on hymn writer John Ferris death and a golf qualification note.
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Albert Schultz
Eudora
Prairie Center
Mr. Schultz
Lafayette County
Kansas
E Street
Christina Meyer Schultz
Delmar Schultz
Eudora Methodist Church
E. E. Hollar
Kansas City
Kan
KU Produces New Students Aid Book For 1932 33
Copies of the K book for 1932 1933 are ready for distribution at the University of Kansas. The fourth edition covers problems of new students and features staff editors Isie Penfield J J Tuttle Margaret Ince Olive Town send Fern Gibson Margaret Beaumont Roark Evans Millington Loyd Lane William Dodderidge and Walter Lapham as assistant advertising managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Forys
Isie Penfield
J. J Tuttle
Margaret Ince
Olive Townsend
Fern Gibson
Margaret, Beaumont
Pies Roark
Evans
Hae Eienteth Millington
Political puzzle in New York City
New York City faces a blurred political scene as Samuel Seabury may be proposed as a fusion candidate if Tammany Hall backs ex mayor James J. Walker. Republican leaders weigh a Walker alternative while Roosevelt’s supporters defend Hearst papers backing the governor. Walker rests at Larchmont after removal hearings and his brother’s death.
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New York
New York City
The
New York Times
Samuel Seabury
James J. Walker
Tammany Hall
Herald Tribune
John F. Curry
Walker
Tammany
Frank L. Polk
Wisson
Republican Party
New York American
Franklin D. Roosevelt
William Randolph Hearst
Hearst
Roosevelt
Seabury
Times
Europe
Larchmont
Christian Science Sermon Themes in All Churches
Sunday services across Christ, Scientist churches centered on the Golden Text from Isaiah and the correlative Bible passages from Galatians, affirming unity in Christ and the divine nature of man as God’s reflection. The lesson cites Science and Health and notes the distinction between material and spiritual reality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Churches
All
Churches of Christ, Scientist
God
Christ Jesus
Mary Baker Eddy
Government to appoint inspector over subsidized undertakings
Berlin announces a federal commissioner will supervise all government subsidized and controlled undertakings. Report says Hjalmar Schacht may get the post, but no confirmation. The appointee would oversee banks like Dresdner and Commerz, shipping firms Hamburg America and North German Lloyd, and heavy industries such as United Steel and Gelsenkirchen, plus admin cost cutting. The post aims to simplify administration and reduce top official salaries. The city commission’s meeting was postponed for Labor Day and rescheduled for Tuesday at 11. Lawrence. Business College training noted with an ad for next week. Colonial Tea Room opens Sept 6 with an advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Hjalmar Schacht
Reichsbank
Woul
Dresdnerbank
Danat
Commersbank
Bio Shipping
Hamburg-American
Lloyd
United Steel
Gelsenkirchen
Labor Day Brings Hope as Nation Eyes Winter
Washington reports Labor Day marks a turning point with jobless relief in many sectors and renewed business optimism. Hoover rests at his Virginia camp as 11.4 million reserve workers seek new prospects while students return to school and campaign efforts ramp up before the next president. John L. Lewis urges steady, sane progress, promising better times ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
American Federation of Labor
United States
Hoover
Virginia
Rapidan
American Federation
Act of Congress
Brown
Wilbur
Interior Department
Mr. Hoover
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Lewis
Last Mile at Patee Theater Delivers Strong Drama
The Last Mile, hailed by motion picture interviewers as one of the year’s strongest screen dramas, plays at the Patee theater to good crowds yesterday and last night. Howard Phillips Preston Foster Noel Madison Daniel Haynes and Al Hills outstanding in a prison saga about condemned men who choose to kill before dying. John Wexley wrote the Broadway hit now on screen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patee Theater
Howard Phillips
Preston Foster
Noel Madison
Daniel Haynes
al Hill ‘Sre
John Wexley
National Hikers' Association may aid ride seeking club
Indianapolis, Sept 5 AP Raymond Griffith of Marion seeks state approval to form the National Hikers' Association a group for thumbing tourists and patron motorists. With a small enrollment fee the association would issue identification cards to members to help them obtain free rides from motorists.
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Indianapolis
National
Hikers’ Association
Raymond Griffith
Marion
One Dollar For Wheat In Trade At Garrison
North Dakota writer Frank H. McGray offered one dollar per bushel for wheat in exchange for his merchandise in Garrison on September 3. The deal would apply to wheat grades No 1 2 and 3, with McGray holding all wheat accepted in hope of reaching $1 per bushel before year’s end. No 1 dark northern wheat sold for 62 65 cents at Minneapolis yesterday.
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Garrison
N. D
Frank H. McGray
McGray
Dark Northern
Minneapolis
Personal News From Lawrence Area Stirs Weekend Arrivals
Ormond Hill and family arrive by plane from Fort Collins and stay with A. S. Peck before motor home. Anna Stehcien returns from Kansas City. Mrs. Weaver returns from New London with nephew David Robinson. Mrs. Dinkins visits sister Ick Williams in Lawrence. R. C. Manley shows slight improvement after illness. Arthur Guettel and pilot Charles Officer fly in from Kansas City and plan to head to New York. Card notes thrift topic at end.
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Ormond Hill
Fort Collins
Colo
Lawrence
Arthur Guettel
Kansas City
Charles Officer
Fourth
Perry Streets
Guettel
Officer
New York
Rio Flood Moves on in Lower Valley District
Rio Grande flood from Laredo to Reynosa and Matamoros creates wide swath of damage across lower valley farming and citrus areas. Refugees gather, bridges fail, and deaths are reported as residents flee rising waters and driftwood obstructs crossings.
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Brownsville
Tex
Rio Grande
Mexico
United States
Laredo
Lower Valey
Reynosa
Reynoga
Matamoros
Nuevo Laredo
High Honor to Bausch K A Guard Describes the Ceremony
An excerp t from Miss Frances H Argenbright letter describes the Olympic tribute to Jim Bausch of Kansas in the decathlon. She recalls the audience rising for the Star Spangled Banner at the Kansas man's pedestal and cites other notable Olympic moments including Zabald Shiley Babe Didrikson and US relay teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dim Bausch
Kansas
Fred Ellsworth
Alumni Association of
Kansas University
Frances H. Argenbright
K. A
Hutchinson High School
Tim
Arganbright
Jim Bausch
Zabald
Jean Shiley
Babe Didrikson
U.S. A
Miss Argambright
Fatal car crash claims three near Greensburg Kansas
Miss Pauline Elmer 18 of Kansas City Miss Pauline Moore 20 and Milton Chitwood 22 of Greensburg Kansas were killed when the car they rode struck a parked truck on a road near Greensburg Allen Coats of Greensburg was seriously injured The truck owner a produce company from Buffalo Oklahoma not sighted A man named L H Harper claimed as truck driver was held pending a coroner’s inquest
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L. H. Harper
Stunt flyer Al Wilson dies after air race crash in Ohio
Cleveland AP Sept 5 Al Wilson Hollywood California stunt aviator dies in Berea Community Hospital from a fractured skull suffered last Saturday in an air race accident. He piloted a 1910 pusher plane during a tricks demonstration when it collided with the rotors of an autogyro piloted by John Miller of Poughkeepsie New York. Both planes fell from about 100 feet wrecked事故.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
al Wilson
Hollywood
Cal
Berea Community Hospital
John Miller
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Young Lutherans Meet In Topeka For Walther League Convention
Topeka hosts the annual Walther League convention as about 500 young Lutherans from Kansas gather for two business sessions and a baseball game between Alma and Topeka teams. The event is set to conclude the two day gathering with plans favoring a move to Winfield. Crossing accident in Dodge City claims life of O S Seroggina, 65, who stopped at a mainline crossing to let a branch line train pass.
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Young Lutherans
Walther League
Topeka
Youngeople
Lutheran Churchs of Kansas
Alma
Wineld
Dodge City
Kana
O. S. Seroggina
Mussolini Street renamed in Milan for Arnaldo Mussolini
Milan Italy AP reports Via Lovania the home of Il Popolo d Italia has been renamed Arnaldo Mussolini to honor Mussolini's brother who became director and died earlier this year A Journal-Wort classified ad offers to rent the now vacant room.
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Mussolini
Milan
Italy
Lovania
Il Popolo d'Italda
Arnaldo Mussolini
Arnaldo
Journey Becomes Local Legend in Oskaloosa Area
Mr and Mrs Harry Gerber of Meriden visited relatives in Oskaloosa. Paul Jacquemin of San Dimas California recounted a long hitchhiking trip to visit his uncle C N Marquemin. The piece notes many local moves, social visits, school staff changes, club events and upcoming gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Gerber
Meriden
el Paso
Tex
Paul
Frisco
Tulsa
California
City
McLouth
Harry Metzger
Oskaloosa
Charles Metzger
Leo Jacquemin
Roscoe Jenkins
Haines
Jenkins
William Huddleston
Lone Tree
Pipher
Nell Nincehelser
Columbus
Agnes Nincehelser
Council Grove
Mary Spurlock
Hope
Margaret, Ford
Science and Dramatics
Ottawa
Trene Brock
Perry
Arthur Langdon
Rock Creek
Woman's Club of Democracy
The
Legion Hall
David Grayson
George Huddleston
Colonial Club
Anna Jenkins
Curtis Patrick
A. Case
George Sands
Charles Noble
Leslie Waggoner
B. P. Davis
W.D. Ratliff
Lawrence Gable
Albert Hamilton
Leslie Lane
Topeka
Julia Lane
Lane
John Linn
Manhattan
Juanita Rumbaugh
Toipeka
Matt Rumbaugh
Itown
Bateman
Bert Casebier
Christ's Hospital
Deming
Westmorland
Ed Leave
Glenn
Clara Dean McBride
Olin Leasure
Boucourt
Kan
Frank Haines
Witmer
Prof
Sirs
Decker
Coffeyville
Alexandria, Minn
Methodist Aid
Wyatt Gragg
Community News From Oskaloosa Chronicle Highlights
Thursday church program and luncheon with Mrs. Arthur Perry leading devotionals and a student choir. The issue notes out-of-town guests, school openings, missionary meeting details, county teachers’ talks, reunions, and a long list of local visits and social events across Oskaloosa and surrounding towns.
Will Saylor celebrate 45th wedding anniversary on Sunday
Will and Saylor marked their 45th wedding anniversary with a well filled gathering on Sunday. Their children, grandchildren and relatives attended as friends shared in a dinner that ended with home made ice cream.
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Will
Saylor
Fallon area notes of kinfolk visits and moves
De Soto residents Harold Cooke and family visited Kansas City relatives then toured Jamesport Missouri to see Reed kin. Edith Search leaves for Grenville New Mexico to teach high school. John Allen of Butler stayed with sister A T Broveak, after vacation near Bagnell. Local moves include Reynolds to Orizaba Hotel, Earnhearts occupying Reed home, Mickel family renting Cress home. School notes report D R H S pupil enrollment totals and target 100, with teachers from area attending county Normal in Olathe. Community updates list visits, auctions, and social events around the area.
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DE Soto
Harold Cooke
Kansas City
Kah
A. L. Cress
Earnhearts
C. G. Mickel and
Blanchard. Sippel
C. G. Mickel
Robert Osborn
Olathe
Harry Dicken
D. T. Osborne
Ruth Averill
Wellsville
Perry Nease
K. A
F. F. Schungle
Topeka
R. W. Phillips
Wilfred
Phillips
Steve Morris
Jonesboro
Ark
Ernest Sigman
Robert
Parker
Eudora
Reed Parker
Fairmount
Okla
Roger Miller
Sons
Overland Park
Parkers
Edwin Parker
Warlie Cunningham
Leona Fears
L. R. Penner
Lloyd Chambers
Holton
RB. L. Jackson
Ruby
Harold Sheldon
Jerry Kiser
W., .Welch
W. O. Watson
Ruth Hamhdleton
Nadine Hiddleston
Merle Holliday
Hazel Wright
Emily Ballamee
Schoo
Dand
Sam Birke
Community Picnic and Visits Across Regions
Sunday activities included a noon picnic and watermelon feed honoring Mrs. Leonia Brooks visiting with her father Frank Rhodes and relatives, before she returns to Long Beach California. Others attending were Brooks family members, Misses Julis and Corriane Powéluon of Long Beach, and Otathé residents among many local guests.
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Leonia Brooka
Frank Rhodes
Lloyd Castle
Dale Castle
Lillian Cox
Dorothy
Lawrence
Minnie Smith
Topeka
Jack Horn
Frank Williams
Leonard Williams
Donald Williams
Howard Powelson
Otathé
Harold’ Mize
Carl Steed
W. S. Mize
Don Musser
Wilda and
Buford
Sam Beadleston
Betty Jean
DeVoe Gordon
Herbert Gordon
Ralph Baker
Doris
Glen Couch
Carol
John Steed
Donald Ray
Berenice Mize
Clyde Blaylock
Ottawa
Margaret Strickland
Argentine
Morning Star
DeSoto
M. E. Church
GC. S. Hambleton
Ruth
Linwood
W. T. Martin
Berenice
Norbert
Hugh Wolfe
Arkansas College
General Electric
Schenectady
Albany
Sarato Springs
Lake Placid
Montreal
Hudson
St Lawrence
Quebec
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Christine
Nigel Loring
Government Hospital
Sherman Christine
Scott Brown
Rushville
Neb
Perry B. Johns
Peoria
Vance Wadhams
Lawrence Christine
Arizona
M. M. Christine
Chica
Willard Christine
Loseles
Funk Chapel
Theodore Astman
Oak Hill Cemetery
John E.searles
John E. ‘Searles
New Jersey
Bertsles
Omaha
Roy Searles
Chicago
John S. Ferris
Gammer
Lake Geneva
Ralph Redman
St. Petersburg
Max Schmieling
Sharkey
Zanto
B. M. Ube. Co
Germany
Adv
Colonial Tea Room
Ind
North Dakota
Ournak World Market Bae, ‘Eet Ay
Sivas
Rio
Bausch K. A
Greenburg
Arthur Perry
Naomi Gragg
Mabel Roberts
Imogene Lobb
Dorothy Gilbert
Jane
Follwing
Claire Rogers
Martha Brown
Mildred Lebbie
Aiane
Gragg
Sinnard
Rogers
Fred Smith
Will Sheldon
Vic Shrader
Roland Clark
Lou Bayless
Toveka
Fern Crawford
Dehjia
Merle Whitlow
Clifton
D. L. Harcourt
Whitlow
Albert Gramse
John Baker
George Davis
Fay Brown
Harvey Hawn
Worth Hawk
Decker Farm
Pleasant Point
Whitcraft
Shull
J. H. Shull
E. E. Shull
Salina
Arthur Shull
C. B. Shull
Burlington
Claude
Shearer
Eureka
Fred
Fall River
Methodist Epworth League
M. E
Etta Brown
Kathryn Hawk
Mabel Brown
Nortonville
Valley Falls
Ed Dissenger
League
Clarence Almon
Ingred
Ruth’ Leech
Hamilton
Almon
Camp Cook
Harvey Hawk
Ralph Hawk
Fay. Brown
South
Oklahoma
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Texas
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Florida
Georgia
Mississippi
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North Carolina
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Missouri
Dwight Hawk
James Cleland
Hoyt
Lloyd Morris
Chester- Small
Otis Glover
L. A. Jordan
Amos Leech
C. S. Patrick
A. G. Patrick
Charles Davis
No. 10
E. E. Watson
Margaret Ruth Watson
W. C. Watson
Sherman Casebier
J. D. Buckingham
Dorothy. Watson
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Mae Douglas
Charlen Beecroft
Beecroft
Charles Douglas
Gretta
Lottie Wilcox
James
Leo Large
Swink
Merle Large
Clarence van Sickle
C. B. Milard
H Bruie
Mra
Sam Golden
Fairyland Park
A. B. M. Lbr. Co
Knox
Funk’s ‘Mortuary Ambulance
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