Germany Starts Building Program Under Papen Plan
Berlin reported that President von Hindenburg signed emergency decrees implementing Chancellor von Papen's reconstruction program. The plan calls for over 200 million marks in public works and 1.5 billion in tax relief certificates to stimulate private industry and employment, plus wage-cut incentives to boost hiring. Veterans and supporters staged a display at Templehof in strong backing for the government’s rehabilitation effort.
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Berlin
von Papen
Germany
Paul von Hindenburg
Muenster
Reichsbank
Reichebank
National
Templehof Airdrome
Auggust von Mackensen
von Hindenburg
Kteel Helmeters
Ladysman Wins Hopeful Stakes at Saratoga
W. R. Coe's Ladysman, the 1 to 2 favorite, captured the 25th Hopeful stakes at Saratoga Springs, earning $43,400. Sun Archer, owned by W. S. Kilmer, finished second, with William Woodward's Wal third. Join the new classes at the Business College next week.
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Saratoga Springs
W. R. Coe
W. S. Kilmer
Sun Archer
William Woodward
Business College
Regicide William Goffe Aids Hadley Defense in 1675 Raid
During King Philip's War in September 1675 Hadley Massachusetts faced an Indian raid. An aged man briefly arose to organize settlers and repel the attack. This figure was William Goffe an Oliver Cromwell general and signatory of Charles I's death warrant who later hid in Hadley with Reverend John Russell.
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William Goffe
Philip
Hadley
Mass
Cromwell
Charles I
Charles II
Goffe
America
John Russell
Kansas News Briefs From The American Legion Convention
The Kansas Department executive committee granted charters to new posts at Sharon Barber County and Almiena Norton County as the 1 1th annual convention opens in Topeka. Four Emporia men en route to the convention were injured in a motor crash. a Fort Scott man was killed in a highway accident north of here. a Wichita man died in a Hutchinson area crash. another Paola golfer led medalist qualifying in Manhattan.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Kansas Department of the American Legion
Sharon
Barber County
Almiena
Norton County
Fort Scott
William John Mulligan
Frontenac
Here
James McManus
Emporia
American Legion
Wilford Reigle
Lyon County
Clarence Beck
George Miller
James Lyles
Burns
Wichita
Hutchinson
Robert Clark
Ralph Clark
Bob Baker
Manhattan
Billy Cole
Paola
Kansas
Missouri
TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS AND DOWN CLUES
Crossword puzzle across and down clues list many misprints and broken phrases. The readable items hint at puzzle entries like Rock y Texas mission liquor crescent shaped figures and various numbered clues, but the full solution cannot be determined from the garbled text.
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Texas
Continent
Golf round yields notable scores and team results
Cole shot 66 to finish four under par on the 18 hole round. Manhattan won the four man team contest, with Junction City in second place. Match play begins today.
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Cole
Manhattan
Junction City
Flashes of Life and Odd Local Tales
Milwaukee reports a judge dismisses debt case after a father offers his children as payment. Elkader residents explain clock delays caused by pigeons perching on the hour hand. In Los Angeles, a bank tunnel tied to a vault triggers a police arrest. Chicago sees a curbstone shotgun victim awake before the coroner arrives.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Andrew Wisniewski
Elkader
Iowa
Los Angeles
Ray R. McClelland
Chicago
Stock Market Hopeful After Labor Day Rally
New York reports a buoyant Wall Street ahead of the Labor Day holiday with stocks gaining sharply. Cotton and wheat rise as major issues such as U S Steel General Motors and American Telephone hit new summer highs while the Dow Jones average climbs to a yearly peak. Steel mills expand and revenue freight reads show 19 331 cars for the week ending August 27, signaling broad strength in steel utilities chemicals and merchandise stocks.
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New York
Wall Street
U. S. Steel
General Motors
American Telephone
Resort to Be Auctioned Near Kansas City
Quivira Lakes a 9000 acre resort development ten miles southwest of Kansas City Kansas goes on the auction block September 19 under a Wyandotte county court order ending a receivership begun last April. Samuel Insull develop ment with an appraisal value of 3 million dollars and about 800000 dollars in debt. Over the last five years 1100000 dollars has been spent on improvements including a lake and clubhouse. A Santa Fe Executive Dead in Chicago Arthur G Wells vice president in charge of operations for the Santa Fe railroad died today in Presbyterian hospital pneumonia following an operation three weeks ago
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Kansas City
Kan
Quivira Lakes
Here
Clyde ©. Glandon
Wyandotte County District Court
Samuel Insull
Santa Fe
Chicago
API
Arthur G. Wells
Santa Fe Railroad
Presbyterian Hospital
McLOUTH Picnic At State Lake Draws Many Families
Sunday at the State Lake attracted numerous relatives and friends. Among attendees were Mr. and Mrs. Dave Edmonds, the Perry Shrader family of Kansas City, the J. R. Edmonds family of Lawrence, Miss Florence Edmonds and friends from New York, and the Earl Edmonds family. Others visiting included Mrs. Hattie Guest from Lawrence and Mrs. Ida French from Chanute with her son Glenn French in town. Dorothy Conlin of Camp Cole Missouri visited her sister Mrs. Dwight Seobold. The Cox home hosted a reunion with Hom er Reardons of Minneapolis, Clyde Cox and Floyd Osborn families from Wichita, the Rath family of Topeka, plus the Gilford Ridgeway, Fred Cox, Albert Cox, Claud Kimmel, and LaVern Highfill families.
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State Lake
Dave Edmonds
Perry Shrader
Kansas City
J. R. Edmonds
Lawrence
Florence Edmonds
New York
Earl Edmonds
Hattie Guest
Hughes
Mattie Howard
Ida French
Chanute
Glenn French
Dorothy Conlin
Camp Cole
Dwight Seobold
F. E. Cox
Homer Reardons
Minneapolis
Clyde Cox
Wichita
Floyd Osborns
Mrs. Rath
Topeka
Gilford Ridgeway
CAPTAINS CREEK R N H CLUB MEETS AT THOREN HOME
The R N H club met last Thursday afternoon at Mrs Rosie Thoren's home with vice president Mrs Laura Klopfenstein presiding. Members answered roll call with Canning Hints and refreshments were served by the hostess and her niece. August/September plans note the next meeting will be with Mrs Lillian Miller and roll call will be answered by a favorite flower.
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R. N. H. Club
Rosie Thoren
Laura Klopfenstein
Lillian Miller
Local Notes on Visiting Families and Parkville Students
Mr and Mrs Davis and Grayson drove to Olathe to visit son Dr Roy Grayson returning Friday afternoon Amos Leech Jr and Leonard Edmonds plan to enter Park College Parkville this year School opens September Rev E A Ahrens and family return from Missouri vacation Mr and Mrs Walter Boyd and sons visited Centropolis to see Mr and Mrs Lee Gray Mrs Edna Casebier hosted Kansas City guests Mr and Mrs Ben Kilmer of Kansas City weekend visitors to Edna Casebier Mr and Mrs Ed Webber and sons Kansas City spent weekend with George Bever Judge and Mrs Charles A Smart visited Oskaloosa Monday.
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Davis
Grayson
Olathe
Roy Grayson
Amos Leech, Jr
Leonard Edmonds
Park “College
Parkville
E. A. Ahrens
Missouri
Walter Boyd
Centropolis
Lee Gray
Ben Kilmer
Kansas City
Edna Casebier
Ed Webber and Sons
George] Bever
Charles A. Smart
Oskaloosa
Erro Oa
Town Folks Share Weekend Visits and Outings
Mrs. Katie Oswald and Walter Alvin and Harold Seele returned home Friday after a few days in Lawrence with Mrs. Henry Seele Sr. A picnic honored Miss Dorothy Pitman of Colorado. J A Leach family attended. Merle and Dorothy Colby from Yuma were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J Gale. Oral Staulatt of Ottawa visited with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Geis. Jowell Anderson spent the weekend in Lawrence with Mr. and Mrs. Chester Robinson.
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Katie Oswald
Walter Alvin
Harold Seele
Lawrence
Henry Seele
J. A. Leach
Ted Haas
Dorothy Pitman
Colorado
Albert. Colby
Merle
Dorothy
Yuma
Colo
Oral Staulatt
Ottawa
Charles Geis
Jowell Anderson
Chester Robinson
Belleview Social Roundup Brims With Local Visits
Belleview residents and guests share a weekend full of visits across towns. Homer Fields, Kin family, and Barbara Bickelmyer of Kansas City in Joplin for days. Annabelle Holmes and Arteta Holmes with R E Holmes visiting Manford Oklahoma. multiple dinners and Sunday gatherings among Grosdidier Diedrich Madis Otts and Millers.
Fall Leaf Social Notes From Lawson And Kaw Valley
Mr and Mrs Otis Nutting and daughter with John Wilson attended a surprise gathering for Mr and Mrs Tom Collie near Lawson on Saturday evening. Darlin Kindred joined a family reunion and dinner at T M Holmes home in Kaw Valley last Sunday. Otto Witt drove to Topeka Thursday to bring his wife home from the hospital where she has been for two weeks. Curtin Kindred and his father were also mentioned in the regional update.
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Otis Nutting
John Wilson
Tom Collie
Lawson
Darlin Kindred
T. M. Holmes
Kaw Valley
Otto Witt
Topeka
Curtin Kindred
Local notes from Eudora area and visitors
Seth Kindred from Holly Colorado drove to Kansas City last Monday and Tuesday. Darlin Kindred enrolled at Eudora High School last Thursday morning. Raymond Bowen of Weaver visits Wayne Witt this week. Mr and Mrs Wm Reetz and children attended a recital by Miss Tuckan’s pupils in Eudora last Friday evening, Katherine and Lila Reetz participated. Mrs BE Grey and daughters of Boston were Sunday dinner guests at William Reetz’s. Norma Steinbring and Vivian Wheeler spent two weeks with aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Chas Russel of St Louis. Mrs Louis French’s parents Mr and Mrs Reynolds near Waverly were called here after her house burned on the farm south of Eudora Saturday night. They are staying with Mrs Louis French. Francis Abbott cut corn smutted in his eye while filling silo at Godfrey Reet Monday and was taken to a physician. Mr Gregg has been sick for several months but is much better now. Albert Neustifter and family of Eudora enjoyed a watermelon feed at Hanna Pfleger’s Sunday afternoon.
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Seth Kindred
Holly
Colo
Kansas City
Darlin Kindred
Eudora High School
Raymond Bowen
Weaver
Wayne Witt
Wm. Reetz
Miss Tuckan
Eudora
Katherine
Lila Reetz
Grey
Roston
William Reetz
Norma Steinbring
Vivian Wheeler
Chas. Russel
St. Louis
Louis French
Godfrey Reet
Gregg
Albert Neustifter
Hanna Pfleger
Hesper hosts and picnic at Williamson home in rainy evening
Mr and Mrs Gurney Hill Doris and Edith M C Hill and Mr and Mrs Oscar Votaw were guests of Mr and Mrs bat C Gerstenberger and family. Ralph Votaw and children visited Mrs Votaw's parents Mr and Mrs Amos Westerhouse Sr. Keystone Borner Klub held a picnic supper at the C M Williamson home due to rain. Attendees included Oliver Deay, W W Gerstenberger, Doris, Joan, Emelia Gerstenberger, Eugene Griffen, Elsie Mae, Delbert, Jerry Harris, Gloria, Geraldine, Frank Page, J D Harris, Carl Millington, Doris, C M Williamson, Jean, Leis, B J McBride, Clara Davis, D M Harris, Rosemary and Nadine.
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Gurney Hill
Doris
Edith
M. C. Hill
Oscar Votaw
Bat C. Gerstenberger
Ralph Votaw
Sind Iwhildren
Oliver Deay
W. W. Gerstenberger
Joan
Emelia. Gerstenberger
Eugene Griffen
Elsie Mae
Delbert
Jerry Harris
Gloria
Geraldine
Frank Page
J. D. Harris
Carl Millington
Sunday School Organized at Knowledge Hill School
Neighbors met at the Knowledge Hill schoolhouse Sunday to form a weekly Sunday school to be held every Sunday at 10 o clock. The school opens September 5 with several new scholars expected as painting and cleaning finish. Mrs. Bill Rice and Mrs. Frances Thiry to entertain the club next Wednesday.
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Harry Schauer
Kansas City
Speigel
Kengey
Johnson
Independence
Joan Thiry
Murdy
Frances Thiry
Winfred Thiry
Chester
el Lewis Eastman
Bill Rice
Iowa
Rice
Baker Murphy
Charles Laduke
Greenwood Valley News Highlights Local Visits and School Opening
Mr and Mrs Elton Dark of Lawrence spent Friday and Saturday with Mr Dark s parents in Lecompton. Mrs Ben Kellogg visited Topeka relatives. Mrs W B Glenn visiting Missouri. The Lutz family from Dalton Missouri and St Louis visitors to Mrs Ben Kellogg s. Ralph and Frank St Clair helped bale hay. The Greenwood Valley School opens Monday September 4 with Miss Virginia Coleman teaching. Enrollment expected small, with names of local children listed. Several local families and visitors noted at Springs and Topeka events.
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Elton Dark
Lawrence
Mr. Dark
S. L. Dark
Lecompton
Ben Kellogg
Topeka
J. J. Lutz
W. B. Glenn
Missouri
Herbert Cothe
St. Louis
E. L. Cothe
Dalton
Enid
Juna Mae Lutz
Paul Lutz
Helen
Joan Douting
Topek
Natural History Museum
Thayer Art Museum
Greenwood Valley School
Virginia Coleman
George
Lois
Erina Simmons
Vernon Rake
Earl
Dale
Junior Glenn
Virginia
Dickie Marshall
Maxine
Nettauska
Kan
George Lutz
Mary Brockelman
Holton
John
McLinn Lewes
John Hore
Donna
Buckmaster in town visiting friends from Leavenworth
Oskalooosa reports Fred Buckmaster, tied to the national military home at Leavenworth, was in town visiting friends last Friday. The note mentions Mrs Nadeau of Kansas City spending the weekend with her brother Charles Dockhorn and his wife.
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Fred Buckmaster
National Military
Leavenworth
Nadeau
Kansas City
Charles Dockhorn
Local chatter and upcoming events in Tecumseh area
Net guests of Mr and Mrs Will Wymer visit their grandparents Mr and Mrs Dark. Mr and Mrs Carl Peterson and son Jimmie Lee return to Ottawa from spending the summer at Mae Watts home. Mrs Will Dawling and daughters accompany Mrs Ben Kellogg and son John home from Topeka. Lecompton rural high school attendees named. Grace Kellogg with Rose Wymer to Lawrence vocational fair. K T Adams of Tax Revision League to speak at Big Springs Tax Study club Monday. Big Springs 4 H club members displayed at Lawrence fair. Big Springs Fair Board aided fair buildings. Business College ad urges training for job start.
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Will Wymer
Lara
Geraldine Hol‘ay
Car
Topeka
Lecompton Rural
Riley Goff
Elsie Kellogge
Madalyn McClanahan
Grace Kellogg
Hazel Glenn
Rose Wrmer
Lawrence Vocational Agricultural and
K. T. Adams
Tax Revision League
Bonner Springs
Big Springs
Lawrence
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Arteta Holmes
Manford
Okla
R. E. Holmes
Harry Warmker
Martin Abel
Otto Abels
Evening Star
Perry Women’s Rural Club
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Haas
Gon
Frank
Fred Bartz
Carl Shubert
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George Ott
Howard
Charles Ott
Butler
Albert Miller
Earl Ott
William Seiwald
Pittsburg
Lloyd Miller
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Hesper
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Saha Wasley
Pater
John Warlay
Preston Foster
Howard Phillips
Noel Madison
George Stone
Sam Bischoff
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Hoover
Bill
Ann Harding
Clive Brook
Conrad Nagel
East Lynne
Laurel and Hardy
Ben Hur
Grace
Elsie Kellogg
Aileen Oswald
Alma Henry
Ruth and Wilson Bertschinger
Mary Edna Lancaster
Kathleen Bahnmaier
Helen Henry
Big Springs Fair Board
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Cooper Charles F
Lewis Stone
Lois Wilson
Miss Pinkerton
Joan Blondell
George Brent
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Maurice Chevalier
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