Vast Spanish War Claims and Mallorca Battle Highlight Ferver
The report notes 2000 government troops killed in an abortive Mallorca attack and conflicting claims over Oviedo and Madrid fronts. Rebels tout advances while government officials deny surrender. Paris conference worries spill into North Africa. Basque defense holds San Sebastian as truce ends amid shelling and pillaging.
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Spain
Mallorca
Oviedo
Madrid
Biloa
Miguel de Cervantes
Paris
Africa
Leon Blum
San Sebastian
Arenas de San Pedro
Avila
KU Employment Office Sees Rise in Job Applications
Increased applications at the men’s employment bureau prompt a call for more jobs. Over 400 men have applied, with positions lagging behind demand. The bureau has canvassed local merchants for openings and seen a better response than last year. Boys not working are urged to withdraw applications to ease the load.
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Men's Employment Bureau
F. E
Bureau
Altho
Parker
Leftist Workers Plan to Seize Renault Factory Near Paris
Paris government faced alarm as 1500 foremen and technicians warned Premier Blum about a planned seizure of Renault Bilancourt by communist extremists for an industrial sovietization experiment. The move coincides with fresh labor unrest over Spain policy and widespread strikes in textiles, transport, and industry across France.
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Renault
France
Leon Blum
Blum
Billancourt
Roger Salengro
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Strikins
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Alsace
Democratic and Republican fundraising totals for June to August
Washington reports show the Democratic national committee disbursed 1,008,840 against receipts of 1,081,768 for June through August, leaving a August 31 balance of 72,927. Add June 1 balance of 299,4, and the year’s total expenditures reach 1,520,653. Republicans logged 1,783,000 in disbursements and 2,050,311 in receipts for the same period, with an August 31 balance of 495,341 and yearly expenditures of 2,544,919. American Liberty League spent 404,297 from January through August 31, with starting balance 98,198 and receipts of 384,847 through August 31. Major Democratic donors included J. M. Patterson 20,000 and Ambassador Robert W. Binghame 10, with other 5,000 contributors in New York and Chicago. Receipts included 54,925 from ad sales and 132,788 from yearbooks. convention box sales yielded 30,900.
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Democratic National Committee
Republican National Committee
American Liberty League
J. M. Patterson
New York
Robert W. Bingfame
Louisville
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Frank J. Wright
Memphis
Joseph MM. Schenck
Chicago
Alter J. Cummings
William J. Froelich
Reorganize at Baker
Baldwin City September 11 The Baker University Conservatory of Music reorganized under Prof Evelyn Butler will begin the seventy ninth school year in the new $100000 Methodist Episcopal church here The church and conservatory programs will use the new building seven days a week A two manual pipe organ will be installed after opening week with instruction available Also teaching positions and ensembles are announced including Byron Donmeyer Robert Ledore and others among Kansas and Missouri venues A tuberculosis clinic is set for Monday September 4 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital Morphology note: Adv line about Frigidaire appears as an unrelated ad fragment.
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Evelyn Butler
Baker
Methodist Episcopal Church
Professor Butler
Ands
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Elee
Kansas
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Byron C. Donmeyer
Robert Ledore
Luther C. Leavengood
Baker Little Symphony Orchestra
Ledore
K. 0. Euersteiner
Waldemar Geltch
University of Kansas
Laura Reed Yar RY
Landon Heads to Maine for Sixth Annual 4 H Fair
Gov. Alf M. Landon travels by special train toward Portland Maine to deliver a major speech on Government and Business as the sixth annual 4 H Vocational Agriculture fair opens at Mount Hope Nursery. Exhibits include large poultry dairy calves and baby beef with judging underway. Local officials urge attendance for tonight program as the fair wraps up tomorrow.
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Alf M. Landon
Illinois
Washington
Portland
Mount Hope Nursery
Mertoz Otto
Leavenworth
Landon Leads Roosevelt in Early National Poll Results
New York reports indicate Landon with 61 190 votes to Roosevelt 33 423 and Lemke 4 169 out of 99 734 ballots. Ohio and Texas show Roosevelt gains while New Jersey boosts Landon. Electoral college projection favors Landon 165 to 34, with demographic shifts from Hoover and Roosevelt voters reflecting in 1936 intentions.
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Literary Digest
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Parole violator surrenders at Tulsa station
Mizel Wise, 31, of Kansas City, walked into Tulsa police and said he was wanted for parole violation from Lansing state prison and burglary at Iola. He admitted robbing an Iola store, taking eight shirts and 12 pairs of trousers for resale, and claimed parole for a five to 15 year car theft sentence. He was booked pending Kansas authorities.
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Hitler Moves Toward Action Against Bolshevism at Nurnberg
At Nurnberg on September 11 1936 Nazi leaders led discussions on anti Bolshevist policy amid a military display by 400 aircraft. Plans for practical steps against Bolshevism were anticipated possibly including撤 retreat of the German ambassador to Moscow. Goebbels warned that sides must be chosen with full acceptance of consequences.
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Italy
Hope From Power at Boulder Dam Ceremony
President Roosevelt urged advance planning to use energy to raise half the population into basic machine production for welfare and leisure. Speaking before 52 nations, he pressed Boulder Dam to life and warned against leaving answers to bankers or demagogues. He called for wider energy distribution and decentralized industry to secure economic well being for nearly 150 million Americans. Oil executive Frank Phillips pleaded innocent in Madison on Sherman anti trust charges.
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KU Sororities Pledge 159 Women in Rush Week
University of Kansas sororities pledged 159 girls ending rush week. Theta, Kappa, and Pi Phi led with 22 pledges each. other houses listed include Alpha Chi Omega 20, Sigma Kappa 7, Alpha Gamma Delta 3, Pi Beta Phi 21, and more. A 1935 quota limits out of town pledges to 45 per house, with Theta, Kappa, and Pi Phi allowed 50. Names of pledges span Lawrence, Topeka, Kansas City, and other cities, reflecting wide campus participation.
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Ann Reynolds
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Annabelle Smith
Flora Underwood
Jean Perry
Samsou Smart
Lena B. Funk
Betty Kester
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Jesn Wyatt
Salina
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Peggy Lynch
Jane Waring
Kansas City
Marjorie Crume
Fort Scott
Jean Balley
Kanaan City
Marjorie Spearing
Cimarron
Mary Guild
Topeka
Marale
Funk
Lawrence
Fretty Wester
Velen Hay
Enswrence
Three Fires On US Cruisers Prompt Sabotage Probes
Washington Sept 11 A Navy inquiry at New York Navy Yard pursues sabotage as the probable cause of a small electrical fire on the heavy cruiser Indianapolis the third recent mysterious incident among new cruisers. Earlier fires struck the Quincy under construction at Fore River shipyards Massachusetts with short circuits blamed and one turbine found stripped by a large bolt. the Vincennes sister ship also suffered a minor electrical fire at Fore River.
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Local Pulpit Welcomes Rev H Lee Jones in Dayton
The Rev H Lee Jones of Dayton Ohio accepted the call to the Unitarian church and will start duties on Sunday September 27 His unusual ministry training includes an MA in psychology from Ohio State and work as an instructor He has wartime aerial photography service in France and authored A Tale of Two Rivers His wife is a Wellsley graduate with an MA in political science They resume services September 20 with Henry Werner KU adviser delivering the address Jones succeeds the Rev Charles Engvall who completed his pastorate here
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Henry Werner
K. U
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Kansas To Cool Off With Warmer Saturday Forecast
Topeka reports 95 degrees at 10 am as eastern Kansas remains the warm spot. The federal meteorologist predicts cooler air moving in from Canada with Saturday highs from 90 to 95 in the east and 84 to 90 in the west and possible showers in northern and western areas.
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Tribune
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Charlotte Curran Named Assistant Professor at Baker
Miss Charlotte R. Curran of LaCrosse Wisconsin has been chosen as assistant professor of physical education at Baker University to replace Miss Bertha Whitton who resigned to teach at Teacher's College Kent Ohio Curran holds bachelor of science from Minnesota and bachelor and master of arts degrees from Colorado Teacher's College and comes to Baker after five years of teaching experience.
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LaCrosse
Wis
Baker University
Bertha Whitton
Teacher's College
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Curran
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Colorado Teacher’s College
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Baker
Stock Market Index Figures Mixed With Autos and Names
The report notes an average of 60 stocks at 68.7 and mentions yesterday's data alongside references to RD, 6, and Ford V-8. Hamilton's Ady is also listed among the items, implying a busy market page tying financials to auto and local business names.
KU Registration Ready To Handle Record Enrollment
The University of Kansas prepares for a heavy enrollment as registration opens Saturday at 8 30. New transcripts flood in and a 60 percent CSEP allotment increase signals a record. Freshmen register by last name with psychological exams at 9 00 and required meetings. Registration runs through Monday and Tuesday with enrollment to begin Tuesday.
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Fraser Chapel
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Young G. O. P. Leaders to Meet September 18
Topeka invites National Young Republican Federation chair J Kenneth Bradley and Kansas Young Republican chair Fred A Seaton to a September 18 meeting with Gov Alf M Landon. The conference replaces today's plan due to Landon’s Maine trip. State chairmen and regional directors were asked to attend.
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J. Kenneth Bradley
National Young Republican Federation
Fred .A. Seaton
Young Republican Club of
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Alf M. Landon
Bradley
Landon
Maine
Active staff reduced as settlements agency trims workforce
Washington Sept 11 officials said 1,888 employees have been dismissed since Sept 1, reducing active staff to 13,815. The agency directed by Rexford Tugwell noted a gradual drop from a June 1 peak of 19,544 and indicated further cuts could come through consolidation of state and regional offices.
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Kansas Weather Forecast: Showers and Cooler Weather Ahead
Unsettled conditions with local showers in the west and north tonight or Saturday and in the southeast Saturday. Cooler Saturday with western and northern areas tonight. Clear morning weather. Road conditions: dirt roads good, Douglas County roads good. Gas Office Record shows 7 p.m. yesterday 93, today 82 at noon 99, max yesterday 103.5, min today 81.
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