Roosevelt may seek new funds for permanent public works
Washington reports hint that President Roosevelt will ask Congress to appropriate additional millions for permanent public works. Officials note rules on December 15 contracts and one year completion, with housing likely. Some see room to qualify projects under Ickes, Hopkins policies, amid push for unemployment relief and adjusted WPA rules.
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Washington
CPA
Roosevelt
Congress
Ickes
Public Works
Harry J. Hopkin
PWA
Ickés
Hopkins
Hyde Park
Coffey County Fair features final Iola Burlington game under lights
The Iola and Burlington teams, leaders in the Eastern Kansas League, will close the season with a 7:30 p.m. game under Coffey County Fair lights on Thursday September 19. A protest over the last game was overruled giving Iola the league title. The fair runs Tuesday to Friday with fireworks, running and novelty races, a school day football game, a pet parade, and a baby show aiming for 150 entries. State Superintendent W T Markham to speak Friday at 1:30 p.m. Morgenthau vacation note adds unrelated travel detail.
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Iola
Burlington
Coffey County Fair
Jola
Waverly
W. T. Markham
Test Your Knowledge 7 Quiz Questions From Classified Page
A mixed list of trivia style questions asks for ages, locations, biographies and historical facts. Topics include Kaiser Wilhelm, Woodrow Wilson, Lake Pontchartrain, Mary Pickford, Florida Keys, gold value, ammunition rounds, You Do Something To Me, Silent Night, treaty dates, Pocono Mountains, Chicago site fort, particeps criminis, Hitler birth country, Pascagoula River state, Parthenon, Drift ee author, John Parker Hale, and Edmond-Charles Genet sobriquet.
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Woodrow Wilson
Lake Ponchartrain
Mary Pickford
Florida Keys
United States
Pocono Mountains
Chicago
Adolf Hitler
Pascagoula River
John
Parker Hale
Edmond Charles Eduard — Genet
Government regrets Brodsky remarks on Nazi flag
The United States expressed official regret over Magistrate Louis B. Brodsky of New York City describing the Nazi flag as a pirate flag. Secretary Hull stated the remarks did not reflect the government’s official attitude and condemned statements that offended Germany. He noted the right to free speech, but said official criticism was improper in judicial context.
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Washington
United States
Louis B. Brodsky
New York City
Hull
Rudolf Leitner
State Department
Brodsky
Bremen
Lawrence man announces 1936 Democratic nomination bid
Lawrence Henry Franklin Shuster arrived from a Bates county farm to declare his candidacy for the 1936 Democratic nomination on a dry platform. He was born September 17 in Pleasant Gap township, Missouri, with no fixed address, and when asked about news from a former Lawrence resident in town, he said he had merely dropped in and collected a few debts.
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Henry Franklin Shuster
Lawrence
Pleasant Gap Township
Bates County
Death of Robert S Pearson on family farm near Baldwin
Robert Sigel Pearson, 73, died at noon today at his home on Highway 50 near Baldwin from heart disease. He was born and died on the family farm established after 1854 in Blackjack. He leaves four sisters and two brothers. Funeral services are set for Monday at 2:30 pm from Stewart-Barnett funeral home in Baldwin, with Dr. James Chubb officiating. burial will be in Baldwin Cemetery.
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Robert Sigel Pearson
Baldwin
Robert H
Catherine Pearson
Blackjack
Robert S. Pearson
Elizabeth Pearson
Stover
Topeka
Fannie Cavendar
Walter Scott
Vellare
Edward
Blackjac
Stewart-Barnett Funeral Home
James Chubb
Bure
Baldwin Cemery
Two youths held for questioning by railroad detectives
Enos Holvert, 23, of Fort Riley's Ninth Cavalry, and Charles Govan, 21, of Memphis, remain in county jail at Rock Island detectives' request after talks at the jail last night. They were taken from a freight train here yesterday afternoon by Sheriff Fred Vogler to search for a Mexican believed to have boarded the train in Kansas City yards following a shooting by a Rock Island detective.
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Enos Holvert
Ninth Cavalry
Fort Riley
Charles Govan
Memphis
Hitler Addresses Youth Of Germany At Nuremberg Rally
At the Nazi annual convention in Nuremberg on September 14, Adolf Hitler addressed about 50,000 youths and 50,000 women, asserting Germany’s strength through discipline and obedience while denouncing liberal democracy and women’s equality, and praising unity under the Nazi regime. Baldur von Schirach noted 21 Hitler Youth members had fallen in the cause.
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Nurberg
Germany
Adolf Hitler
der Fuehrer
Hitler
Baldur von Schirach
Hitler Youth
Itler
Dr Thomas Buys License for His Medicine Show
Itinerant medicine vendor Dr R A Thomas, selling at Sixth and Michigan, paid $50 to obtain a county peddlers license after a justice court procedure. County Clerk U S G Plank confirmed the license was the first of its kind issued since March 12 1920, noting prior licenses were for ex soldiers.
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R. A. Thomas
Sixth
Michigan
Justice Court
U. S. G. Plank
Douglas County
Thomas
O. J. Lane
C. D. Reynolds
Plank
Permit Issued to Rebuild Residence on East Seventeenth Street
A permit was issued to Miss Ruth M. Woodard to rebuild a residence and garage on East Seventeenth Street near Rhode Island Street. The permit covers $4,000 of construction.
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Ruth M. Woodard
East Seventeenth Street
Rhode Island Street
Stuffed Monkeys and Kappa Campus Gossip
Delmar Curry of the Kansas University tennis team is seen selling small stuffed monkeys at the Topeka Free Fair, while pledges and pledges questions swirl around campus. The piece also tracks Greek life rumors, rush activity, and second generation student trends at KU, with names like Mary Frances Bartlett Gunnar Mykland and James Gowan noted in campus chatter as septuagenarian era headlines fade into fall.
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Delmar Curry
Delmar
Mary Frances Bartlett
Gunnar Mykland
Kappa
Kansas City
Endacott Returns From Lutheran Camp Near Junction City
George Endacott returns from the state Lutheran camp near Junction City where he served as camp manager this summer. He notes the season was the camp’s most successful since 1928. The camp welcomes other denominations to use facilities. A large spring provides water to the lake used for swimming, and over 200 people camped there at once this summer.
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George Endacott
Junction City
Endacott
Kansas
Heard Rogers Last Joke In Juneau Store
Rochester ropctor Roy Dee Lytle recently back from Alaska recounted Will Rogers joke heard in a Juneau shop. Rogers paid for boots with a rubber check, quipping that the rubber in the check matched the boots, shortly before his and Wiley Post's crash near Point Barrow.
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Rogers
Juneau
Rochester
N. Y
Eid
Roy Dee Lytle
Alaska
Will Rogers
Wiley Post
Point Barrow
Lytle
Praises Constitution Urges Observance On Constitution Day
Topeka Sept 14 UP Gov Alf M Landon urged Kansans to observe Constitution Day Tuesday. The proclamation warned against attempts to graft communism socialism and fascism into the document. It urged sacrifice to preserve the spirit and letter of the Constitution and highlighted liberty happiness and wealth under its benevolent reign.
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Topeka
Alf M. Landon
CSEP Work Allocated to 420 KU Students
The University of Kansas CSEP assignment completed late last night assigns 420 regular jobs. About 34 graduate positions under the NYA plan are added. Thirteen PhD and two MA students receive placements, with reporting starting Monday for notification of work sites. SAM EDWARDS APPOINTED
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University of Kansas Csep
CSEP
National Youth Administration
Sam Edwards
New Director of State Farm Debt Conciliation Program
Topeka September 14 Regional director Cal Ward announced the appointment of Sam Edwards of Blue Rapids as Kansas director of the farm debt conciliation program. Edwards led farm debt conciliation efforts for about 3,500 Kansas farmers under a state committee. The federal program is funded by $2,000,000 for its administration by President Roosevelt.
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Topeka
Cal Ward
Sam Edwards
Blue Rapids
Kansas
Agricultural Resettlement Administration
Edwards
Alf M. Landon
Roosevelt
Ward
Ponder Found Guilty in Possession and Transport Case
Bill Ponder was found guilty by a jury in the court of Justice O. J. Lane for possession and transport of intoxicating liquor. He received 90 days in jail and a $100 fine on each count, with sentences to run concurrently. Police arrested him on September 8 with Alfred Miller in Miller’s car at Richt and New York streets. a quart of liquor was found. Miller recently pleaded guilty to similar charges.
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Bill Ponder
Court of Justice
O. J. Lane
Court House
Ponder
Br Valice
Alfred Miller
Miller
Richt
New York
Predicting New Federal Prison Population High
Washington officials expect a new record in federal penitentiaries this fall after a peak of 15,612 inmates on July 19. Sanford Bates, director of federal prisons, returning from Europe, cautioned that delays in court reopening may push totals higher.
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Washington
Sanford Bates
American seaman jailed for derogatory remark in Germany
Hamburg Germany Sept 14 William Gill 21 seaman from Neponset Mass was sentenced to four weeks in jail for gross misconduct after making a derogatory remark about Adolf Hitler and whistling the Internationale He was arrested on a ferry boat last Sunday having shipped from New York August 25 on the S S Washington of the United States lines
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Hamburg
Germany
William Gill
Neponset
Mass
Adolf Hitler
Gil
New York
S&s. S. Washington
United States Lines
Work on New Wiley Home in West Hills
Mr and Mrs Russell L Wiley plan a seven room English and colonial style home in West Hills. Frank Preyer laid out the plot. first work starts Monday. Architects Wolfenbarger and Ware of Manhattan.
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Wiley
West Hills
Russell L. Wiley
Kansas University Band
Frank Preyer
S. J. Hunter
Wolfenbarger and Ware of
Manhattan
Boys Win Ball Game From Older Players
The Junior Twilight league boys overpowered coaches managers and league officials 6 to 3 in the annual Southpark diamond game yesterday evening. The boys’ speed outpaced the older players with Dr H W Craig noting some participants are aged. A highlight featured Mrs Wade Pierce, Tigers manager, taking part alongside players such as Elzy Davis Kenneth Johnson O D Lile Jack Robinson Raymond Schaake John Callahan Ray McClure Ed Duver Lou Holcom Cliff Haverty and Harold Fisher.
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Southpark Diamond
H. W. Craig
Wade Pierce
Tigers
Elzy Davis
Kenneth Johnson
O. D. Lile
Jack Robinson
Raymond Schaake
John
Pat” Callahan
Ray McClure
Ed Duver
Lou Holcom
Cliff Haverty
Harold Fisher
Yankees Win Open Doubleheader Behind Bronca Gem
Johnny Bronca limited the Detroit Tigers to three hits as the New York Yankees beat Detroit 2-1 in the first game of a doubleheader. Till Rickey belted his 13th homer in the second inning. In the second game Detroit started strong but New York prevailed with a 1-0 score.
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Johnny Bronca
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Till Rickey
Detroit
Crowder
Cochrane
Bronce
Dickey
Lawson
Brown
Desheng
Murphy
Philadelphia
Chicago
Athintites
Simmons
Hopkins
Warstler
Philadelphi Mol
Sewell
Upchurch
Terry
Ann
Whitehead
Shea
Doyle
Dietrich
Richards
Boston
Red Sox
St. Louis
Stewart Bowers
Moundsman
Gettysburg College
AOD
OHL
Wix
Caldwell
Walkup
Knott
Thomas
Hemsley
Bowers
Wren
Terz
Cleveland
Washington
Brooklyn
Babich
Reis
Maker
H. Green
Raer
Miunns
Apex
Z. Taylor
Roeat
Henshaw
Kowlath
Hartnett
de Mancuso
Heusser Lehmin
Davis
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Toston
Spohrer
Freitas
Mand Lombardi
Pittsburgh
CAP
Cy Blanton
Pittsburgh Pirates
Ram Prim
Sne Bowman
Creilit
Bowman
Prim
Todd
Blanton
American Association
Minneapolis
Kansas City
The Little Church in Black and White Pie and the Golden Rule
The author argues pie as an American dish stands for home life values where generosity at home contrasts with ruthless competition in business. A man who serves may take the smallest piece at home, yet seeks the largest portion in work, embodying two loyalties and ongoing inner conflict without lasting benefit from selfishness. Strong points stress shared moral principles across home and work life.
O Neil district reports first day enrollment and local visits
O Neil district school began Monday September 2 with eight pupils in grades listed including Curtis Stewart first grade Herbert Heed Marcelen Thompson second grade Shirley Stewart third grade Betty Lou Reed Eileen Coffman fifth grade Walter Coffman sixth grade Helen Coffman eighth grade with Mrs Mildred Champion as teacher who commutes from Wellman district. Otis Farmer of Clinton visited Clark Turner home Sunday. Mrs Glitske is seriously ill with trained nurse care. Drs G H and R A Glitske and Hugo Glitske of Kansas City visited mother Tuesday. Charles Coffman and family were Sunday dinner guests with Oliver Garner family of Valley Grove. Kansas City visitors Oscar Bleck and daughters Dorothy Martha Carolee and Patricia with several local residents attended freshman reception in McLouth Friday. Donald Bower family visited in McLouth Monday. Farm Bureau met with C H Viets and Nellie Viets on Sept 8. plans for Achievement Day at Oskaloosa Oct 24 and Crayola Craft exhibit. Next meeting October 4 at Mrs Donald Bower’s. Mrs Arthur Ousdahl hosted birthday gathering Saturday. Oliver Garner Coleen Barnes Valley Grove Hazel Garner Chicago and Charles Coffman visited state lake Tuesday. Gilbert Hule returned to North Lawrence after summer with sister Ethel Holey.
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C. H. Viets
Nellie and
Neal
Darlene Smith
Ruby Garner
Lloyd Garner
Lawrence Smith
Glen Champion
Virgil Lederer
McLouth
Donald Bower
Virginia Ruth
Frederick Earl
Harold Champion
Clarence Sanders
Sarcoxie Farm Bureau
Ruth Petrie
Oliver Garner
Coleen Barnes
Valley Grove
Hazel Garner
Chicago
Charles Coffman
State Lake
Gilbert Hule
North Lawrence
Ethel Holey
Market News Overview From Chicago and Kansas City Sept 14
Chicago wheat prices eased after a 5 percent weekly rise as hedging dominated trade. Domestic wheat receipts hit 2,094,000 bushels. Kansas City livestock markets showed steady to weak trends with steers and yearlings down, vealers soft, and lambs lower. cash grain mixed with wheat and corn variously priced. Hay markets largely unchanged with graded leafiness values.
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Chicago
Kansas City
USDA
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