Jefferson Quoted On A Third Term
Washington Sept. 10 CP Those who debate a third term for President Roosevelt cite Jeffersons stance on term limits. Jefferson warned such a rule could become hereditary if not fixed by the constitution or practice. The piece outlines two camps: draft Roosevelt versus stop Roosevelt, with arguments about potential dynastic risk and the presidents unique situation shaping opinion.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Jefferson
U. S. Grant
Pennsylvania
Condition of Petterson Is Described as Good
Oscar Petterson, a police officer injured in a motorcycle accident Monday near Atchison, was described in good condition by an Atchison hospital attendant. He is conscious most of the time and was not moved by ambulance yesterday as prudent.
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Oscar Petterson
Atchison
Petterson
Test Your Knowledge: Seven Questions on Classified Page
A reader asks seven quiz questions from the classified page answers section. Topics include geography, law, literature, poker hands, naturalization, notable figures, and Canadian geography, plus a college enrollment ad at the end.
Rush Week At Kansas Fraternities Draws Crowd
University of Kansas rush week slips into the limelight as registration nears and rushing continues. Volume of male rushees, pledge list delays, and quota debates spark campus debate, with plans for the Theta annex and new mansion on Tennessee Street.
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University of Kansas
University
Theta
Alpha Omicron Pi
Thetas
Tennessee Street
Reminiscence Between Jim McCoy and Sergeant Reed at Circus
Jim McCoy, star of westerns and Ringling Brothers acts, hosted Army veteran Sergeant Reed at the circus grounds yesterday. Reed served under McCoy in the 311th Cavalry at Fort Riley during World War I, and the pair trained at field artillery school together before McCoy’s cinema career.
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Ballard Reed
National Guard
Lawrence
Tim McCoy
Ringling Brothers-Barnum and Bailey
Reed
311Th Cavalry
Fort Riley
McCoy
Field
E. J. Renth
Evenin
Renth
Regents' Daughters Here Enrolls Two Regents’ Daughters at KU
The daughters of two Kansas state board of regents members will enroll at the University of Kansas this year. Margaret McCoy, daughter of Lester McCoy of Garden City, pledged Kappa Kappa Gamma. Sallie Harris, daughter of Fred M. Harris of Ottawa, pledged Kappa Alpha Theta.
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Kansas State Board of Regents
University of Kansas
Margaret McCoy
Lester McCoy
Garden City
Sallie Harris
Fred M. Harris
Ottawa
Harris
Soviet Planes Join in Search for Levaneffsky Missing Fliers
Three large Soviet airplanes delayed at Cape Desire by bad weather head north to aid in the search for missing polar flier Sigismund Levaneffsky. The planes under Pilot Shevelev flew to Reiner Island in Franz Josef's Land archipelago.
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Moscow
Cape Desire
Sigismund Levaneffsky
Sheveleff
Reiner Island
Franz Josef's Land
Nazi Activities in U S Probed
Washington reports that justice officials are probing Nazi activities in the United States with federal investigators saying an extended report is underway. Senators Burge and Borah urge congressional inquiry amid German-American Bund revelations and camp predictions. Germany's officials give cautious replies.
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Justice Department
United States
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Portland
Ore
Cummings
Hoover
Bor J
Chicago Times
Amerika Deutscher Volksbund
Bund
Deutscher Volksbund
Berlin
Foreign Office
John J. Crim
Army and Navy Union
Hitler
the Times
Amerikadeutscher Volksbund
States
District of Columbia
Newark Ledger
Andover
N. J
Rep
Dickstein
D-N.y
America
Germany
Deaths and Funerals Arthur Hull 70
Arthur Hull age 70 died September 3 1937 at Garfield Hospital Washington after a two month illness. A Kansas educator for nearly thirty years he worked with Central Normal College Nickerson College and University of Kansas. He is survived by son Dr Lewis M Hull Boonton New Jersey daughter Dr Winifred Salinger New Haven and six siblings including Myra E Hull Lawrence. He served twenty one years as a patent examiner in the U S Patent Office and planned to retire August.
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Arthur Sinclair Hull
Arthur
N. J
Winifred Salinger
New Haven
Kansas
Myra E. Hull
Lawrence
Hull
United States Patent Office
Garden party at Elizabeth Home honors hospital staff
A Lawrence Memorial hospital staff led a garden party at Elizabeth Home to spark fall activities for nurses in Lawrence. About forty nurses and guests attended including Mrs Ethel Lynn Miss Shields Mildred Johnston Lucille Tracy Elizabeth Yocum Madge Bullene and Mrs Charles L Brokaw. Attendees shared vacation stories and melon was served. Canadian Wheat Estimate reports 188 191 000 bushels total with spring 168 999 000 and fall 19 192 000. Charlie Chaplin’s US debut year 1914 noted.
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Elizabeth Home
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Ethel Lynn
New City
Miss Shields
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Mildred Johnston
Lucille Tracy
New Metropolitan Insurance Company
Elizabeth Yocum
Madge Bullene
Charles L. Brokaw
Ottawa
Ont
Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Powers Agree to Stamp Out Piracy in Mediterranean
British and French officials announced a complete agreement on piracy measures at the Nyon conference. A draft protocol has been submitted unofficially to Soviet Russia and several nations, with a nine power mutual assistance plan to crush piracy. Delbos rejects referring piracy matters to the London non intervention committee, urging swift common action to ensure free merchant circulation.
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Mediterranean
Soviet
Russia
Delbos
Italy
Germany
London Non-Intervention Committee
Nyon
Hamilton Motor gets state approval as Lawrence inspection station
The Hamilton Motor company is approved by the state highway patrol as an official motor car inspection station in Lawrence. The county relief office has distributed to relief clients this week about 9,500 pounds of fresh Bartlett pears from California.
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Hamilton Motor Company
State Highway Patrol
Lawrence
California
Eudora Busy with 21 Players for New Football Season
Eudora rural high opens practice with Coach Clifford Olander guiding 21 hopefuls. Thirteen lettermen return as Eudora joins two leagues, the Little Five and Kaw Valley, with all home games at night. Season starts September 24 at Lecompton in a non league contest.
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Eudora
Clifford Olander
Wellsville
Spring Hill
Gardner
DeSoto
Washington
Turner
Tonganoxie
Bonner Springs
Euora
Spring
NYA Presents Program of Plays and Readings
NYA center pupils staged a Wednesday evening program for parents and friends. The show featured an original play In the Little Red School House, two other plays Waiting for the Stump Hollow Train and The Porridge Bowl, plus several readings directed by Miss Hazel Lefmann. Participants included Della Junkett Bonnie Plunkett Lola Snell Irene Jones Ona Faye Murray Lola Murray Bernice Savage Phyllis Fultz Wilma Fultz Alma Corp Arlene Lotridge Carol Hooser Geraldine Hooser Verls Murray Lyle Fairbanks Delmar Lefmann and Delbert Lefmann. Readings were by Betty Smith Wilma Jean Fairbanks Wilma Fultz Phyllis Fultz Lyle Fairbanks Della Plunkett Delmar Lefmann. The program was directed by Miss Hazel Lefmann. Guthrie to Estes Office Estes and Company announced the appointment of R H Guthrie as manager of their Lawrence office. The office remains under Donald A Seltsam, head of the municipal department at the main Topeka office. Guthrie comes after 3 1/2 years banking with Continental Illinois Bank & Trust Co of Chicago. Estes and Company specialize in Kansas municipal bonds and Kansas utility stocks.
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NYA Center
Little Red
Della Junkett
Bonnie Plunkett
Lola Snell
Irene Jones
Ona Faye Murray
Lola Murray
Bernice Savage
Phyllis Fultz
Estes and Company
R. H. Guthrie
Lawrence
Donald A. Seltsam
Topeka
Guthrie
Continental Illinois Bank & Trust Company
Chicago
Births and injuries reported in local notices
Mr and Mrs Martin Jost announce the birth of a daughter at Memorial Hospital. Minor operations performed on Prof W J Brockelbank Miss Natalie Rexroad Dolph Simons Jr John Simons and Robert Nash son of Prof and Mrs Bert Nash. Henry Albach publisher of the Lawrence Democrat sustained minor injuries in a car accident at Ninth and Massachusetts, received first aid.
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Martin Jost
Mississippi Street
W. J. Brockelbank
Louisiana Street
Natalie Rexroad
Ohio Street
Dolph Simons, Jr
John Simons
Massachusetts Street
Robert Nash
Bert Nash
Henry Albach
The
Lawrence Democrat
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Baseball Today National League and American League summaries
Cincinnati, Pittsburgh and other NL games reported with scores and notable pitchers. New York, Philadelphia, and Boston excerpts note Grove’s seven scattered hits, Johnson’s four RBIs, and Feller’s duel. Several line scores show 9th inning outcomes and postponed Philadelphia Brooklyn game.
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New York
Boston Red Sox
Paul Andrews
Yankees
Philadelphia
Johnson
Athletics
Washington Senators
Washington
W. Ferrell
R. Ferrell
Ross
Brucker
Cleveland
Detroit
Feller
Heving
Sullivan
Poffenberger
Bolton
Dodgers Acquire Five Minor League Players in Nats Deal
The Brooklyn Dodgers bought five minor league players, four pitchers and a third baseman, from Milwaukee Toledo Louisville Clinton and Trenton for cash and one optioned player. Notable picks include Forest Presnell Alta Cohen Charles Marr ow and Harry Eisenstat plus Sam Mahan and Fred Chapman. In return the Dodgers sent infielders Jack Radtke and Ben Geraghty.
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N. Y
Brooklyn Dodgers
The
Dodgers
Forest Presnell
Milwaukee
Alta Cohen
Toledo
Charles Marrow
Louisville
Harry Eisenstat
Sam Mahan
Clinton
Fred Chapman
Trenton Club
Jack Radtke
Ben Geraghty
Lawrence PTA to Meet at Liberty Memorial High School
All members of the Lawrence Parent Teachers Association are invited to attend a Monday 7 30 PM meeting in room 5 of the Liberty Memorial High School building. Bylaws approved by the state board will be presented and instructions will be given to officers and committee chairmen.
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Lawrence Parent Teachers ' Association Council
Liberty Memorial High School
P.T. A
Coypu Fur Industry Expands in Oregon
Oregon ranchers breed coypu, a South American fur animal also called nutria. Pelts fetch from 20 to 30 dollars, with several farms operating in the state. The species grows quickly. young are often destroyed by seagulls, and adults can weigh up to 25 pounds resembling beaver.
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Solo
Ore
Extend War to Hawaii Kills Man on Kauai Island
Report from Honolulu describes a fatal stabbing on Kauai after a dispute over Chinese generals as Sino Japanese conflict widens. The aged man died while another young Japanese, Kenji Oh tomo, donated blood to save an elderly Chinese man named Ah Ming Liu. District nurses to meet.
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T. H
Kauai Island
Hawaii
Kenji Ohtomo
Ah Ming Liu
Bell Memorial Hospital in K. C. Is Place Selected
A district nurses association meeting will be held Tuesday at Bell Memorial Hospital in Kansas City Kansas. A lecture on blindness by Dr. Lewis H. Carris of New York is set for Monday at the Eldridge hotel for local nurses.
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District Nurses’ Association
Bell Memorial Hospital
Kansas City
Kan
Lewis H. Carris
New York
Eldridge Hotel
Anderson Takes Bride After Kansas University Football Player Marry
Ferrell Anderson, KU football letterman, returned to Lawrence and confirmed he married last month. His bride is former Chloeris Jacques of Arkansas City. they wed in Arkansas City on August 18. Tax Applies to Rail and Bus Topeka Sept. 10. State tax commission rules that fuel oil coal lubricants and other supplies bought by rail bus pipeline and telecom companies in Kansas are taxable even if used in interstate commerce.
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Corbin Hall
Burlington
Kan
Harold McGugin
Walter A. Huxman
Kansas
McGugin
Ferrell Anderson
Kansas University
Lawrence
Anderson
Chloeris Jacques
Arkansas City
Topeka
Sept
State Tax Commission
Commission
Von Cramm To Meet Budge In U. S. Championship Final
Baron Gottfried von Cramm secured a final spot by rallying past Bobby Riggs in five sets, 0-6 6-8 6-3 6-3 6-2, in Forest Hill. Budge had earlier defeated Frankie Parker in straight sets, 6-2 6-1 6-3, to reach the final.
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von Cramm
Budge
Jacobs Eliminated in National Tennis Singles at Forest Hills
Helen Jacobs, champion from 1982 through 1935 and last year’s finalist, fell to Jadwiga Jedrzejowska in the women’s national singles semi final at Forest Hills. Jedrzejowska won 6-4, 6-14, in front of about 14,000 at the West Side Tennis Club.
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Helen Jacobs
Forest Hills
N. Y
West Side
Jadwiga Jedrzejowska
Budge
Frankie Parker
J. Donald Budge
Oakland
Calif
Milwaukee
Letter Carriers Choose Milwaukee as 1938 Convention City
The National Association of Letter Carriers selected Milwaukee Wisconsin as the 1938 convention city. Officers include President Edward J Gainor of Muncie Indiana who has served twenty five years in that role.
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Milwaukee
Kansas City
National Association of Letter Carriers
Wis
Edward J. Gainor
Muncie
Ind
Market News: Chicago and Kansas City Sept 16 data
Market report covers Chicago close with Wheat Corn Oats and Soybeans pricing and changes, Kansas City hay and prairie alfalfa lists, and New York government bonds. It notes heavy stock selling, broad declines across leaders, and a 2.3 million share transfer volume with mixed bond demand and lower cotton futures.
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Government
New York
U. S
Treasury
Wall Street
Mediterranean
Allied Chemical
J. I. Case
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Westinghouse
DuPont
Youngstown
Wide range of firms listed in steel era market report
A lengthy roster of corporations appears in the market summary, noting steel stocks underperforming while U S Steel reports August shipments near record levels for the period, and freight car loadings show seasonal gains. The French franc hits new lows amid ongoing financial strain. Obituary follows.
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Chrysler
International Harvester
Limz Locomotive
United Carbon
Hows Sound
Dalen Chemical
Phillip Morris
International Paper
Power Preferred
Johns-Manville
Republic Steel
Crucible
General Motors
Yellow Truck
Goodyear
Goodrich
U. S. Rubber
Montgomery Ward
Sears, Roebuck
Woolworth
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American Telephone
Entern Union
Consolidated Ison
North American
Electric Power & Light
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Kennecott
St. Joseph Lead
Erican
General Electric
Standard Ol
Texas Corporation
Socony
Vacuum
Santa Fe
Central Southern Pacific
Loew's
Paramount
Fajardo Luger
Chesapeake Corporation
American Locomotive
Resistant
International Telehone
Homestake Mining
Macy
J. C. Penney
Altho Steel
U. S. Steel
Republic
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