Democrats Nominate Two Senate Hopefuls in Georgia Primaries
Democrats in Georgia nominate two Senate candidates as President F. D. Roosevelt era politics shift. Governor Richard B. Russell Jr. secures victory in the state contest while Charles R. Crisp concedes the Georgian race. In other states, Republicans renominate Wesley L. Jones in Washington and face changes locally.
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Colorado
Alva B. Adams
Karl. C. Schuyler
Carl Hayden
Lewis Douglas Appes
Arizona
Washington
Wesley L. Jones
Ralph Horr
Seattle
John F. Miller
Michigan
Loans In Two Weeks Under Reconstruction Plan
Washington reports that seven agricultural credit corporations and six branch offices will begin functioning soon. Appointments for managers boards and committees to run the farm loaning agencies of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation were announced for September 16. Officials expect loan activity to start within two weeks with largely volunteer staff. salaried officers limited to branch managers. directors and committees to be paid only expenses and per diem. Three more corporations and nine branches remain to be organized, with announcements due shortly.
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Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Second Bandit Is Dead After Shootout in Kansas City
Kansas City report says Tony de Angelo, 19, died from wounds after an exchange of shots with patrolman Thomas Allison last Friday. Deal Brisco, 20, died the next day. Allison Teenseving, also wounded, is in hospital. Allison, a former deputy sheriff of Miami Oklahoma, was shot while questioning three youths near a fire store. he returned fire, wounding De Angelo and Brisco, with the third youth escaping.
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Kansas City
Tony de Angelo
Thomas Alison
Deal Brisco
Allison
Miami
Okla
de Angelo
Brisco
Mrs McCarter to Speak at Republican Auxiliary Dinner
Mrs Margaret Hill McCarter Topeka writer will speak at a dinner honoring the Auxiliary of the Republican Central Committee in the Hotel Eldridge Friday at 7 pm. She will discuss organization and the aid an auxiliary can provide. The Auxiliary formed at a Republican meeting last Saturday at 729 Massachusetts street with Mrs J B Tenry as president and Mrs Ross Clayton as secretary treasurer.
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Margaret Hill McCarter
Topeka
Republican Central Committee
Eldridge
McCarter
Massachusetts Street
J. B. Tenry
Ross Clayton
Gandhi firm in death fast in Poona jail
Mahatma Gandhi remained determined to start his fast unto death, telling visitors in Yevada jail that he would not alter his stance on refusing food until Britain adjusts the Indian communal problem. He smiled when asked if his mind had changed.
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Poona
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Yevada
Great Britain
Station operator killed defending till many times
Tulsa police seek two robbers and a third fugitive after Melvin W. Williamson, 65, a filling station operator famed for fending off thieves, was shot dead near his doorstep. He had repelled eight robberies over several years.
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Tulsa
Oklé
Melvin W. Williamson
Williamson
Children Burn in Cabin Near Montrose
Three Riley children died in a cabin fire on a Jog ranch six miles west of Montrose Colorado. Parents moved to rescue them, but the blaze consumed the structure. Father Riley suffered severe burns while trying to save the youngsters.
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Montrose
Colo
Roe Rlley
P Riley
Presbyterians Guild Opens Fall With Thimble Party
The Presbyterian Women’s Guild held an opening fall meeting as a thimble party on Wednesday at Mrs. J. B. Mack’s home. A large attendance, reception in the living room, musical numbers, a brief business session led by Mrs. P. W. Cutter, and tea overseen by Mrs. H. Coe with aides in the dining room were noted. The report also includes a marriage announcement for Eloise La Rue Bowman of Atchison and Howard Leroy Larson of Ottawa, married June 3 near Liberty, Missouri, both university seniors returning to Lawrence to resume studies.
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Presbyterian Women’s Guild
J. B. Mack
Mack
CG. W.sparr
J. W. Kensett
J. H. Donahue
E. Dooley
P. W
Eloise la Rue Bowman
Atchison
Howard Leroy Larson
John Larson
Ottawa
Liberty
Accidents Rise Across Kansas in August
Topeka reported 620 industrial accidents in August, a 25 percent rise from July. Eight were fatal, double July’s fatalities, and 41 resulted in permanent disability. Food and kindred products led with 153 incidents, followed by construction with 53. Five workers under 21 were injured, an 80 percent drop from July.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
G. Clay Baker
Roosevelt Train Speaks on Railroads En Route to Denver
Democratic nominee Franklin D. Roosevelt toured Kansas and Colorado aboard a special bound for Denver on September 15. He drew cheering crowds in Colby and Goodland Kansas and other prairie towns, urging farmers and workers to unite for four years of progress and noting railroads as a key issue.
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Denver
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Sake City
Kansas
Colorado
Rockies
Colby
Goodland
Secowd
Bigpone
Personal notes on Wichita and Topeka social visits
Mrs Kermet Whitney Myers of Wichita visits her parents Mr and Mrs Otis Perkins and will be joined later by Dr Myers. Mrs Marcella Sabath Wolfson at the Democratic Women’s luncheon in Topeka extends greetings to Gov Roosevelt from her uncle Rep Adolphus Sabath. Wayne McCoy and spouse return from Arkansas City trip to visit relatives. R O McGee and Phillip McGee of Kansas City and Richard McGee of Philadelphia visit Mrs W W Russ en route to Topeka to hear Governor Roosevelt speak. Nellie Delahunty attends luncheon in honor of Governor Roosevelt’s party women at Hotel Jayhawk.
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Kermet Whitney Myers
Wichita
Otis Perkins
Myers
Marcella Sabath Wolfson
Jayhawk
Topeka
Franklin Roosevelt
Adolphus Sabath
Illinois
Wayne McCoy
Arkansas City
R. O. McGee
Phillip McGee
Kansas City
Richard McGee
Philadelphia
W. W Russ
Roosevelt
A. E.newby
Nellie Delahunty
Hoover praised for steering nation through economic storm
Secretary Hurley told the South Dakota fair Hoover saved millions for American agriculture and that Roosevelt has no plan to end the low mood or joblessness. He cited the agricultural marketing act, farm board funding, seed relief, drought aid, and federal land banks as part of nearly a billion dollars in support to farmers.
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Farm Board
Inland Waterways Development
Hurley
Liverpool
Chicago
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Hoover urged to take more active part in campaign
Washington September 15 AP President Hoover was urged to personally engage in the Republican campaign beyond three speeches planned by leaders. A White House conference heard a prominent political figure suggest he might deliver five or six addresses, though no final decision has been made.
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Washington
Hoover
White House
All American John Levi Attends Roosevelt Campaign Rally
John Levi, assistant football and track coach at Haskell Institute and celebrated all American Indian athlete, spoke at Gov Frann D Roosevelt’s campaign rally in Topeka yesterday. Levi was introduced at the state house and given an ovation as a noted sports figure.
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John Levi
Haskell Institute
Topeka
Frann D. Roosevelt
Levi
State House
Deputies Escort Roosevelt Garner Guards in Topeka
Douglas county deputies Fred Vogler and Arthur McKittrick were loaned by Sheriff Jack Dunkley to guard Franklin D Roosevelt and John Garner as they waited at Governor Harry Woodring's mansion in Topeka. Roosevelt thanked the officers and shook hands as the escort accompanied them to the train.
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Fred Vogler
Arthur McKitrick
Douglas County
Toneka
Jack Dunkley
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John Garner
Harry Woodring
Roosevelt
Garner
Topeka
Vogler
McKittrick
They Handle Young Patients Better Says Hospital Treasurer
Detroit reports Asa S. Bacon of Chicago, treasurer of the American Hospital Association, told convention delegates that Pulchritude aids nursing staff. He said a pretty nurse can manage young and high-spirited patients better than an intern or a doctor, especially if the patient is a man.
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Detroit
Asa S. Bacon
Chicago
American Hospital Association
Tom Brown of Culver Opens Varsity Fall Season
Review hails Tom Brown of Culver as clean and entertaining at the Varsity theater. The film follows a cadet at a premier military school with vivid parade scenes, comedy by Slim Summerville, and a tonal arc of character formation. Cast highlights include Tom Brown, Richard Cromwell, Tyrone Power, J Dick Winslow, and Ben Alexander.
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Tom Brown
Culver
Varsity Theater
Lawrence
Black Horse
Gaulitary School
Slim Summerville
The
Cadets
H. B. Warner
Richard Cromwell
Tyrone Power
J. Dick Winslow
Ben Alexander
Choice Steers Reach Year Top Price at 9.60
Kansas City reports a new top price of 9.60 per hundredweight for choice fed steers, set by A. L. Reed of Smithville, Mo, on twenty head averaging 1,290 pounds. Market arrivals for the first four days totaled 47,800, amid higher cattle offerings this week.
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Kansas City
A. L. Reed
Smithville
Quilting Exhibit Set by Kuaint Kuilt Klub
Lawrence club will host its first quilting exhibit at the First Baptist church in North Lawrence on September 26 at o clock evening. Fourteen quilts will be on display. Officers: Salena Holmes president Geneva Davis vice president Faye Powell secretary Hattie Powell treasurer Carrie Davis instructor Lucille Carter chairman. Other members include F A Johnson Verna Taylor Nellie Figgins Ruth Wenston.
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Lawrence
First Baptist Church
North Lawrence
Salena Holmes
Geneva Davis
Faye Powell
Hattie Powell
Carrie Davis
Lucille Carter
F. A. Johnson
Verna Taylor
Nellie Figgins
Ruth Wenston
Autumn notes from Lawrence mix of traffic and politics
Lawrence chatter covers a gypsy auto visit with purchases observed by police, a letter from Frederick Olmstead about the American Legion convention in Portland, and a 50 000 marcher parade. Musings include KU football crowds, Nebraska relations, and merchants planning crowd handling for home games. A Lansing prison team truck passes through.
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Fred Olmstead
Frederick &. Olmstead
American Legion
Portland
Ore
Longview
Wash
Merchants Bureau
E. U
Notre Dame
Lawrence
Nebraska
Weather to Cool Off Across Kansas and Midwest
Topeka reports ideal early fall weather across Kansas and the middle west. Forecasts predict cooler conditions for the next day or two, with highs up to 85 to 90 in the east and south, not above 85 in the northwest. Clear skies prevail, with fair weather expected Friday and Saturday.
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Topeka
Kansas
Middle West
S. D. Flota
Mercury
Dickinson Vaudeville Lights Up Lawrence Stage
At the Dickinson Vaudeville in Lawrence Jo Ann Manners and her Sun Tan Revue drew big crowds with young dancers and sharp comedians. A Boswell trio and a skilled dancing pair were the standout acts, with two notable stair-step routines. Three short films rounded out the one day program, which drew strong afternoon and evening audiences.
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Lawrence
the Dickinson
Jo Ann Manners
Boswell
Bill Robinson
First Kansan Daily to be distributed on Kansas campus
The Kansan will publish a pre school issue on Saturday morning on the KU campus with Paul V. Miner as managing editor and Robert Whiteman as editor in chief. Lawrence White and Maxine Luther assist. The paper began as a weekly in 1889 and became a daily on January 1, 1912. The Samuel G. Clarke Post No. 852 VFW holds a meeting Friday at 8 pm to elect officers.
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Toeke
Kansas
Kansan
K. U
Paul V. Miner
Kansas City
Kan
W. A- Dill
K. UW
Robert Whiteman
Scott City
Lawrence White
Lawrence
Maxine Luther
Cimaron
The
Samuel G. Clarke
Veterans of Foreign Wars
People show more interest in government in hard times
Topeka Sept. 15 AP Based on his office experience state auditor Will J French believes people become more involved in government during hard times, creating extra work for fiscal officers. He notes a 14 percent rise in 1982 fiscal year activity over 1931 and cites 2224 special report requests and 4200 written roster requests this year, straining staff and postage.
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Topeka
Will J. French
French
Kansas City Man Pleads Guilty to Extortion
Sam Yagan, 21, pleaded guilty to extortion attempts against Miss Marjorie Rothschild and Mrs. Frank Paxton in Kansas City. He was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary after being arrested last May for seeking 1600 dollars. The extortion arose from threats tied to photographs of a country club horse show suggested by a news panel.
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Kansas City
Sam Yagan
Marjorie Rothschild
Frank Paxton
Yagan
Black Jack School Opens with Local Teacher
The Black Jack school opened on Monday September 4 with Miss Elaine Campbell of Edgerton as teacher. A long list of new and returning pupils is recorded along with family visits and community activities including needle club, church events, and local travel notes from Black Jack and nearby towns.
Health visit for two-year-old Frances in Kansas City
Mrs Veryl Sheppard Mrs A M Adams and Frances of Des Moines Iowa spent Tuesday in Kansas City interviewing a specialist about Frances health issues since birth. The specialist offered encouragement. Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs H J Warnock and Miss Nina included Dr and Mrs J C Warnock of Kansas City and Mr and Mrs Warnock and family of Garnett. Mrs Laura Preston of Baldwin was dinner guest Friday of Miss Mary Finnerty and she visited Mrs Donald Trusheim and Mrs J Breithaupt.
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Black Jack School
Elaine Campbell
Edgerton
J. C
Gertrude Trusheim
Billy
Jay Sheppard
Mary Bell
Dorothy Kalb
Virgil
Elmer Toft
Ethel Caldwell
Doris Betty
Richard Kramer
Geraldine
Russell
Forrest
Wayne
Donald
Frank O'Neil
Dorothy Kulb
Paul O'Neil
Ted Haas
Teddy Lee
A. M . Adams
Frances
Des
Moines
Iowa
Veryl Sheppard
Ladies‘ Needle Club
John Hays
Mary Chandler
Ottawa
John Ness
Baby
Glen
A. D. van Tries
Louis Schellack
Oliver Neil
Veryl Shennard
Rex
Maurice O'Neil
Ralph Kalb
Mary. Mildred
Henry Bell
Elizabeth Pearson
Vint Trusheim
Irene van Tries
Beulah Bell
Raymond Kalb
Gene
Lois
Grace Hays
Shirley Jean
Harley Dobson
Memorial Hospital
Slussey
Dobson
Lawrence
Irene
Nora van Tries
William R. Boyd
Eudora
Pauline Smith
George Smith
Smith Home
Charlie Simmons
Dorothy
Bethel
Virgil Schwartz
Worden
Jay and
Wichita
Colorado
Hattie Adams
Sheppard
Martha Sheppard
Larned
Cyril Sheppard
Groun
Black Jack
Arkansas City
Bertha Lewis
Jackson
Rantoul
Ofd
Frank Hill
Walter Scntt
Charles Brown
Brown
Baldwin
New Baby
Albert Moldenhauer
Very Sheppard
John Neis
Methodist Ladies’ Aid of
Wellsville
Clyde
Beulah Beil
Beulah
Baker University
Dayton van Tries
Veterans’ Hospital
Kansas City
Laura Preston
Mary Finnerty
Donald Trusheim
J. 3
Breithaupt
Warlie- Cunningham
Leona Fears
Galt
Bert Russell
Dade City
Don Martin
R. W. Emerson
Emerson
Maxine Deweese
John M. Whitelaw
University of Wisconsin
Bob Caldwell
Butler
Bob
D. C. Whitaker
Barrett
Louis Merrill
Elizabeth
Lane
T. G. Elliott
Morning Star
Earl Martin
Elliott
Martin
W. L. Etherton
Ipent
Fred Scoville
Bernice
Frances Weidlein
Belleville
Scoville
L.F. Taylor
Harry Harbauch
Linwood
J. F. Cramer
Cramer
Olathe
Andy Rhodes
Sol .Coker
Hattie Curtis
Freeman Ransome
Newton
Charles Ransome
Orval Crawford
Lawrence Business College
Orval
H. S
Levi. Doering
Loring
G. V. Longstreth
L. F. Taylor
Shawnee
Jesse Coons
Malion
Coons
Arthur Coons
Conception
Genevieve Parks
Huch Colescott
Mamie Sprague
Fred Fein
A. T. Broveak
Earl Jenkins
Broveak
de Soto
Mr. Jenkins
R. W. Boone
Manhattan
Boone
Local Notes From De Soto Area Grow Community News
De Soto and nearby areas report visits by relatives and former students, births in Lawrence, and a string of travel and school updates. Madison County families welcome newcomers while residents express concern over a rabies incident after a mad dog attack in the morning light near Broveak and Jenkins farms.
Pleasant Hour Club Meets for Surprise Program
Mrs Ruth Hiddleston and Mrs Hattie Hale hosted the Pleasant Hour group on Thursday at Fay Harbison's home. Esther Nease led a surprise program with members taking parts, including Mrs Fredonia Bowling and Mrs Lottie Bowling. Guests included Mrs Alberta Douglas, Mrs William Smith, and Mrs Jennie Tobler.
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Ruth Hiddleston
Hattie Hale
Pleasant Hour
Fay Harbison
Esther Nease
Fredonia Bowling
Lottie Bowling
Edith Sigman
Edna Zellers
Alberta Douglas
Edgerton
Willam Smith
Wichita
Jennie Tobler
Frank Tobler
Woondrow
Graney
University of Kansas
Eugene Cooke
Kansas City
Charles Reed
S. M. Baker
Olathe
Minnie Wyland
Old Settlers
S. R. Vance
J. D. Buckingham
E. E. Pewett
C. E. Jewett
Jasper Laseveur
Paul Earnheart
0. G. Chamber
Marie Earnheart
Overland Park
W. H. Baker
Margery Gardner
Basil Gardner
Valley Falls
Marie
Pauline Earnheart
Beulah Loveaul
Bobby
Geraldine Petty
Billy Deboever
Esther Morgan
Edwin Morgan
Indianapolis
Ind
Esther
K. A
Helen Donaldson
William Woods College
Fulton
R. W. Donaldson
Russell Donaldson
Warsaw
Wallace Randall
Frank Duckworth
Clay Linden
R. L. Cundiff and Sons
Onessa
Warlie Cunningham
Market Whs Elevate Wheat and Cattle Prices at Chicaza
Market news from Chicaza on September 13 notes strong demand for Cap Tadian wheat and other U S wheat for overseas. Wheat rallies supported by export demand and renewed buying after a brief price dip. corn and oats fluctuated, with September corn reaching a low not seen since 1898, while provisions held steady. Cattle and hog prices varied at Kansas City and Chicago markets with steady to lower trends for some classes, and lamb prices showing weakness in spots.
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Fnrope
United States
Chicago
Liverpool
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Hacking
Winnipor
Larea Arale
IUSDA
Nee
Tmilkfed
Wall Street Slip and Market Mixed Amid Labor Day Week
The Day’s business note shows U S government bonds holding near late levels as stocks fluctuate nervously. Traders anticipate further autumn improvement but remain cautious, with Union Pacific and other issues pulling mixed signals amid labor and European political concerns. Night school opens at Lawrence Business College October 4.
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New York
Initho
Union Pacific
Semns
Steel
America
Amlink
New York Central
Sears~ Roebuck
Soldier Ho
von Papen
Germany
Europe
Reich
Lawrence Business College
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