Mediterranean pirates spur Great Britain and France patrols
London reports Britain and France mobilized to a wartime footing in the Mediterranean to curb pirate submarine attacks and safeguard shipping. Italy demands equal participation and threatens to block collaboration, while Rome resists expanded duties beyond the Tyrrhenian Sea.
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Great Britain
France
Italy
Il Duce
England
Rome
Forcod
Europe
Britain
Royal Air Force
Felixstowe
Malta
Byweather
Mussolini
Mediterranean
Liitain
Ethiopia
Edward's Brother Home Visits Windsors Stir Debate
London reports the Duke and Duchess of Kent returned to England after a near visit to the Dukes of Windsor, reviving bitter talk of former King Edward's exile and the couple's lack of royal blessing. Hospital staff at Lawrence Memorial Hospital plan their monthly meeting tonight.
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Duke
Kent
Windsors
London
Dukes
England
Duchess of
Windsor
Edward
R Wallig Warfield
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Test Your Knowledge questions in classified page
Test Your Knowledge asks seven questions such as the status of the British cosses sion in DC and Jack Benny real name, asking about Thomas Gainsho and Sand el 3.6, and the paragon of the alloy of copper and tin, plus Gaines Mill battle and a riddle about a King snake.
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District of Columbia
Jack Benny
Thomas Gainsho
Proush
Ieidande
Sandel
Fushroeo
Aljoy
Gaines’ Mill
First Class Periods Call Students To Work At KU Open House
On the KU campus during the 1037 98 school year opening students with five and two hour classes mapped syllabi while professors struggled with new names. The Union open house drew crowds with free drinks billiards and dancing to Louie Kuhn's band. A Sigma Alpha Epsilon softball win and a Hexagons loss highlighted intramural action as campus life buzzed with bookstore tax headaches and social activity.
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University of Kansas
The
Union
Louie Kuhn
Joes
Football season tickets available at Kansas University
E. L. Falkenstein announces that season football tickets are on sale for 5.60 including tax. Tickets grant access to six games: the free-relay game September 25, Bethany October 2, Iowa State October 16, Kansas State November 13, and Missouri November 25. Student activity tickets are stamped at the office with seating on either stadium side, most preferring the east.
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E. L. Falkenstein
K. U. Athletic Office
Bethany
Towa State
Kansas State
Missouri
Lawrence Recreation Parlors Reopen After Redecorations
The Lawrence Recreation Parlors at 916 Massachusetts Street reopen Saturday for the fall season with redecorated interiors and freshly sanded alleys. Bowlers will enjoy improved surroundings and new club league setups, while details on events and schedules follow local notices.
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Lawrence
Massachusetts Street
Iterar
Omar Hicks
Mi Naimond
Polles A Et Bualhoes
Etek
Crawford Speaks on Origins of Engineering Education
Dean Ivan Crawford of the University of Kansas told Kiwanis members that engineering origins predate universities and traced early schools in France and Germany. He cited KU enrollment near record highs and outlined France’s theory focus versus British practical emphasis in the American curriculum. Washington report notes Morrison Shafroth’s forced resignation over tax inquiry disagreements.
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Ivan C. Crawford
University of Kansas
Kiwanis Club
Wiedemann's
Dean Crawford
France
Germany
West Point
University of Michigan
Columbia
United States
Colorado State School of Mines
Frances Etscheid Heads Lawrence Private Duty Nursing Group
Frances Etscheid was elected president of the private duty nursing group of Lawrence at a recent meeting. Officers include Miss Alice Cole as vice president and Miss Juanita Rumbaugh as secretary-treasurer. The group adopted a 12 hour nursing schedule from August 10, aligning with Topeka, Wichita, and national practice. two meals per shift are included at patient expense, with a daily charge of $6.
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Frances Etscheid
Lawrence
Alice Cole
Juanita Rumbaugh
Topeka
Wichita
Kansas City
Kansas football broadcasts open to all stations
University of Kansas athletics director Gwinn Henry announced that KU football games this fall will have open broadcast privileges with conditions. Any radio station may broadcast from Memorial Stadium for 100 dollars per game, with bans on liquor tobacco and patent medicine sponsors. The athletic department will review each station and sponsor.
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University of Kansas
Gwinn Henry
Memorial Stadium
Extension Division Prepares High School Debate Materials
H G Ingham director of extension at the University of Kansas mailed an announcement of debate material for high school use this winter in at least 33 states. The materials include general background items and Kansas specific content. Kansas high schools in the High School Activities association will receive the notices as that group now handles inter high school debate and related activities. Ingham also chairs the state speech activities committee for debate and dramatics.
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H. G. Ingham
University of Kansas
National University Extension Association
Ingham
Kansas
High School Activities Association
High School Athletic Association
Deaths and Funerals Albert J Anderson
Albert J. Anderson of near Clinton died last night at his daughter's home 1831 Barker Street Clinton The Clinton Presbyterian church will host funeral services Friday afternoon at 2 oclock Reverend Hall of Effingham will officiate Burial will follow in Clinton cemetery He is survived by his wife Gertrude two children Mrs James Hazard of Lawrence and Russell Anderson of Kansas City Missouri three brothers Oscar Arthur of Illinois and Louis of Montana one sister Mrs George Wedeking of Illinois and three grandchildren Kyle Ben Kyle a longtime Williams town native died at his home this morning He is survived by his widow six sons two daughters and nine grandchildren Arrangements will be announced later
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Albert J. Anderson
Clinton
James Hazard
Barker Street
Clinton Presbyterian Church
Hall
Effingham
Clinton Cemetery
Anderson
Gertrude Anderson
Lawrence
Russell Anderson
Kansas City
Oscar
Arthur
Illinois
Louis
Montana
George Wedeking
Kyle Ben Kyle
Williams
Will Bel
Rankin nomination for re election to western NAIA division
Lawrence native Heard in Lawrence Rankin nominated for re election as president of the western division of the National Association of Ice Industries. The division covers Kansas Missouri Nebraska Iowa Minnesota South Dakota and North Dakota. Nomination moves to the national body in Cleveland for confirmation at the annual meeting. Rankin would join the NAIA board of directors if confirmed.
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R. G Rankin
Lawrence
National Association of Ice Industries
Kansas City
National Association
Cleveland
Rankin
Missouri
Nebraska
Iowa
Minnesota
South Dakota
North Dakota
Pleads Guilty to DWI in Milton Beach Court
Goldmar Green 27 of DeSoto pleaded guilty yesterday in Milton Beach justice court to driving a motor truck while intoxicated. He paid a fine of $100 plus costs and $8.75. His license was taken and sent to the state vehicle commissioner for revocation after a collision with Mrs. C. G. Arvin on Highway 10 east of Lawrence last July 17. He had been on bond for the hearing, which was continued several times until yesterday.
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Goldmar Green
DeSoto
Justice Court
Milton Beach
Justice Beach
State ‘Sehicle
Green
C. G. Arvin
Utah
Lawrence
Japanese Drive Threatens Chinese Line Near Chochow
Foreign observers report a major Japanese cavalry and artillery push westward toward Chochow on the Han line. Capture could sever the northern railroad and isolate Gen Sun Lienchung's 35th Army as his forces retreat from Fangshan and Chochow remains contested along the Peiping railway corridor.
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Chochow
Xuanheien
Peiping
Han' How
Pactingfu
Sun Lien- Chung
Fangshan
Sun
Pragmatic Local News and Personal Notices
Pratt Mrs Ben Hawk returns home with grandson Newton Cole McCluggage after visiting daughter Marston McCluggage Lawrence duo reports two weeks Morraine Park trout fishing George K Melvin and A B Mitchell Oklahoma City trip for two weeks Eriksen family from Oklahoma City to visit mother Mrs C J Eriksen two weeks Phone company new Philadelphia hire Eunice Criffith takes position with Bell Philadelphia May Bruner Lucille Van Swearingen attend Kansas Free Fair in Topeka Kansas City visits Waldemar Gelich May Rowley vacation Kansas City Asher family returns from Green Mountain Falls Colorado Col. officials Leavenworth quarterly meeting Northeast Kansas County Officials association includes James Brass Mildred D Watson E E Trueblood T R Gerhart Leon Abele J W Holmes fishing trip Lake of the Ozarks Watts McLeod visit Port Angeles Wash 45 years since leaving Lawrence McLeod visited 12 years ago in Lawrence Mrs A B Weaver returns from New London Conn Mussolini visit to Munich Sept 25 Mrs Elizabeth Browning Donner Roosevelt engagement to Curtin Winsor Philadelphia Sept 16 Willard School closed for fumigation tomorrow infantile paralysis case Dale Faler 8
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Ben Hawk
Pratt
Marston McCluggage
Newton Cole McCluggage
George K. Melvin
A. B. Mitchell
Lawrence
Morraine Park
Colo
Conrad John Kerulf Eriksen
John
Doug- Jay Coleman
Oklahoma City
Mr. Eriksen
C. J. Eriksen
Eriksen
Firestone Company
Eunice Criffith
Philadelphia
Telephone Company
May Bruner
Lucille van Swearingen
Topeka
Waldemar Gelich
Kansas City
May Rowley
Henry H. Asher
Green Mountain Falls
Asher
E. E. Trueblood
T. R. Gerhart
Leon Abele
J. W. Holmes
Lake of the Ozarks
Charley Watts
Helen McLeod
Port Angeles
Wash
Sarah Watts
Walter Russell
Mr. Watts
Here
Misa McLeod
Libbie Watts McLeod
A. B. Weaver
New London
Halt on speed traps ordered in St Louis area
Prosecuting Attorney M Ralph Walsh warned St Louis County constables and deputies to end speed traps and stop taking eight dollars and twenty cents in costs. The note followed by Oklahoma City on Sept 17 reports Date nights at the Tecumseh girls training school were ordered abolished by Mrs Mabel Bassett. Cream that is two days old is easier to whip than fresh.
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St. Louis
St. Louis County
M. Ralph, Walsh
Nate
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma State Training School For
Tecumseh
Mabel Bassett
Complessants of Charities and Correcions
Dodgers Take First of Doubleheader Over Reds 8 to 6
Brooklyn jumps to a five run lead in the first inning and defeats Cincinnati 8 to 6 in the opening game. Hoyt baffled the Reds while Spencer, Hallahan, Gehler, Lombard, and Campbell held the line. Frankhouse and Philps added for Brooklyn.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn Dodgers
Wade Hoyt
Reds
Brooklyn
Hoyt
Spencer
Hallahan
Gehlerman
Lombard
Campbell
Frankhouse
Philps
Cascarella
Ttsburgh
New York Giants
Pirates
Buca
Cliff Melton
New York
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Turner
Lopez
Lee
Root
Logan
Parmelee
Shoun
Hartnett
Septals
Lefty Gomez
Cleveland Indians
Yankees
Tribe
Cleveland
Hudlin
Wyatt
Brown
Pydak
Gomez
Dickey
Philadelphia
Harry Kelley
Athletica
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Browns
Floyd Yount
St. Louis
Knott
Giu Miani
Kelley
Hayes
Detroit
Washington
Lawson
Wade
York
Deshong
R. Ferrell
Local social notes from Oak Ridge and surrounding towns
Community updates list guests at Oak Ridge dinners and fair openings in Topeka. L. H. Leonhard and family attend union events in Jacksonville. H. G. Van Neste named soil measuring supervisor in Grant township. Kanwaka Literary Club met with Miss Mary Frederick performing a vocal solo and refreshments served. Residents travel home from Illinois after a Leonhard reunion and visit relatives in Chicago and Lone Jack.
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L. H. Leonhard
FP. H. Leonhard
H. G. van Neste
Topeka
Alford
Robert Laptad
Farm Bureau
Katie Toms
Dora Wolf
Frank Bearman
Williamstown
Elizabeth Dunn
Bismarck School
Grant Township
Douglas County
A. R. Reed
Kanwaka Literary Club
Mary K. Frederick
Lola Longenecker
F. H. Leonhard
Ruby
Maurice Dissinger
Illinois
Leonhard
Jacksonville
Bagnell Dam
Thelma Trovilla
Baby
Chicago
Lone Jack
Trovilla
Thelma Malone
Midland Social club hosts and officers elected at Oakridge event
Mrs. H F Longanecker presided as president with Mrs. Guy Shultz as secretary and treasurer. The gathering at Mrs. A R Reed's home featured refresh ments after a pleasant afternoon. Numerous locals, guests, and visiting friends attended from Lawrence Topeka and nearby towns, with several noting travels and family visits.
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Oakridge
Longanecker
Midland
A. R. Reed
H. F.longanecker
Guy Shultz
Secre
Trassurer
Emil
Gaeta Neta
Arah Toms
Ilia Wilbur
Reed
Frank Toms
Katie Toms
Wolf
Weakley Brothers
H. G. Neste
Shriners
Abdallah Temple
Leavenworth
Hattie Fetty
Leona
S. M. Dolan
Lawrence
Arthur Leonhard
Peairs Wilson
Manhattan
A.C
Thomas van Nice
Walter Jones
Tonganoxie
Charles Riley
Bert Dowding
Eudora
Marie Riley
Ralph Kampschroeder
Charles Hicks
Linwood
Mary K. Frederick
Lucia Himes
Independence
F. H. Leonhard
Marie Marsouin
Johnnie
Kansas City
Robert
Alford Simons
Marsouri
W. H. Weeks
Ardell Weeks
Community meeting and display items noted
The Cunningham family of Lawrence and Rev C Cunningham of Arkansas are mentioned with school parents. The first community meeting of the new year will be held at the schoolhouse Friday evening inviting all interested attendees. Dolan and Van Neste are showing products at the Douglas county agriculture display at the Topeka fair under Lester McGea of Grant township.
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C. B. Cunningham
Lawrence ‘School
C. Cunningham
Arkansas
S. M. Dolan
H. G. van Neste
Douglas County
Topeka
Lester McGea
Grant Township
Market News Prices for Various Grains and Corn Types
Market notes show mixed moves in grain futures with several grades of wheat corn oats and barley quoted. No. 2 dark hard and No. 2 white futures around 1.0 to 1.05 per unit with percentage changes noted and December and September contracts discussed.
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Orn
Niger
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