New Faces Schedule in Senate Next Year
Washington reports looming Senate reshuffle as 10 to 12 new faces are likely next year due to primaries and retirements. Several seats contested. Meantime nominees selected for most seats with four Democrats and one Republican defeated in primaries.
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Washington
Senate
Chavez
New Mexico
Bronson Cutting
Dempsey
Neely
D-W. Va
Farmer-Larbor
Lundeen
Minnesota
Holt
West Virtornia
Burke
Nebraska
King
Utah
Ashurst
Arizona
Frazier
North
Dakota
Donahey
Walsh
D‘mass
LaFollette
Wis
Mead
D-N.y
Gerry
R.R.L
Connecticut
Mississippi
Tennessee
Virginia
Philo T. Farns ‘Worth, Jr
Oscar W. Carlson
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
Henry Parkman, Jr
Boston
Bay State
la Follette
Townsend
Delaware
Senate Republican Campaign Committee
Deaths and Funerals in Kansas City Area
Miss Wilma Elaine Atkeson, Shawnee Mission High School commerce teacher, dies at home in Kansas City Missouri. Survived by mother and brother, longtime Kansas football figure George L Atkeson. Funeral services held in Kansas City. William A. Wilks, 23, dies at Bell Memorial Hospital Kansas City Kansas. Funeral set for Tuesday 10 am at Rumsey funeral home. Survivors include wife and parents. Valerans of Foreign Wars to meet tonight at post hall with recruits initiated and naturalization medal awarded to Ammold Frolick. Auxiliary to provide refreshments.
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Wilma Atkeson
Wilma Elaine Atkeson
Shawnee Mission High School
East Forty Sixth Street
Kansas City
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Colorado State College of Education
Greeley
University of California
Eldorado Springs
Shawnee Mission
Westport ,Presbyterian
William A. Wilks
Bell Memorial Hospital
Kan
North Sixth Street
Rumsey Funeral Home
Wv. F. W
Daniels
Ammold Frolick
Baseball results from NL and AL games on Sept 16
The National League doubleheader in Philadelphia ended with St Louis prevailing 7 to 1 after a 3 to 2 Phillies win in the opener. In New York, Pittsburgh beat the Giants 7 to 6 in a homer-filled contest. Cincinnati edged Brooklyn 4 to 3 in 10 innings as Leo Durocher argued with an umpire. The American League slate saw Cleveland defeat Philadelphia 6 to 3 in the first game and 9 to 0 in the second, with strong batting from Boudreau and Mack.
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Philadelphia
Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
St Johnson
St. Louis Oo
Cooper
Owen
Millies
Warren
St. Louis
Hutchinson
Frye
Masterson
New York
AMT
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Giants
Mel Ott
Giants
Pittsburgh
Butcher
M. Brown
Winger
Davis
Lehrman
Carpenter
Lynn
Danning
Brooklyn
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Hill Baker
Hner
Leo Durocher
George Maerkurth
Insinnati
Thompson
Berges
Wilson
Baker
Franks
Cleveland
Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
Mel Harder
Lou Boudreau
Ray Mack
Tribe
Lee Ross
Ross
Hayes
Wagner
Harder
Purdak
Bubich
Eisenstat
Hemsley
Boston
Chicago
Wilson An Pleton
Tresh
Washington
Detroit
Krakiuskas
Haynes
Carrasquel
Ferrell
Farly
Newsom
Tebbetts
Russo
Hadley
Dickey
Air raids on London. Nazis stir on coast
Nightly bombings of barges ships docks and oil supplies plague continental coast. London thrusts include a long night attack and mass raids, with Britain claiming 185 German planes shot down in a single day, raising total German losses to 2,148 since the war began.
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London
British Press Association
England
Coffeyville blueprint plans feed GOP event setup
The Republican National Committee obtained Coffeyville blueprints showing how speakers stand and press and photographers boxes were arranged, intending to replicate the setup in other locations.
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Republican National Committee
Coffeyville
Welcome to Lawrence University Students for New Year
The city of Lawrence greets students entering the university for the fourth time and welcomes back former students. Law rence is a town of merchants and citizens who understand students and value opportunity for wholesome life with work and recreation.
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Btocal
Lawhee
Lawrence
Willkie Warns of Third Term Peril
Willkie argues the current administration pushes America toward chaos and calls for the doctrine of freedom equality and democracy. He criticizes Roosevelt for misrepresenting military strength and failing to appoint a capable defense chairman, saying the defense program rests with a nonindustrial president.
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Willkie
Roosevelt
Advisory Defense Commission
War Department Awards 116 Million Airplane Contracts
The War Department announced contracts for airplanes totaling 116,842,227 dollars. No delivery dates were given.
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Washington
War Department
Draft Bill Signed Register Oct 16 (Continued)
President Roosevelt announces a national draft registration on October 16 for men aged 21 to 35. Registration will run 7 am to 9 pm at neighborhood precincts, with certificates carried as proof of citizenship. Local boards will be appointed, and a national lottery will order the draft questionnaire mailing.
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Roosevelt
Selective Service Board
Director of Selective Service
Kansas to register 270000 men under new draft act
Adjutant General Milton R McLean says Kansas will mail letters to 105 county clerks to set up registration for about 270000 men aged 21 to 35 for possible military duty. Registration begins October 16 via regular precinct election setup with at least 8000 volunteers expected to assist across 2700 precincts.
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Topeka
Milton R. McLean
Kansas
Roosevelt
McLean
Robert Palmer named new K A teacher at University of Kansas
Robert M. Palmer appointed instructor of theory and piano in the University of Kansas School of Fine Arts. He succeeds George M. Daggitt who resigned to join the University of Indiana. Palmer, a graduate of Eastman with multiple scholarships, has composer and soloist accolades and has published major works.
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Robert M. Palmer
School of Fine Arts
Palmer
George M. Daggitt
University of Indiana
Howard Hanson
Eastman School of Music
Wired
Swarthout
Eastman School
Eastman
Brauenfeld
Switzerland
Carnegie Hall
New York City
Jeannette Cass
Omaha
Neb
Cass
University of Idaho
Mary Hardin-Baylor College
Belton
Tex
University of Kansas
Willkie Campaign Speech Near Coffeyville
On a train to Coffeyville Sept 16 Wendell L. Willkie urged rebuilding the domestic economy as the basic defense. Alf M. Landon spoke in Butler and Nevada Missouri rallying crowds against the Pendergast machine while Willkie warned against electing a chief executive for life.
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Willkie
Coffeyville
Wendell L. Willkie
America
Butler
Alf M. Landon
Missouri
Nevada
Piles and Related Ailments Book Offered Free
A 116 page up to date booklet on piles fistula and related rectal and colon ailments is available free upon request. It claims to save suffering time and money and asks readers to mail ailments to The McCleary Clinic E 1804 Elms Blvd Excelsior Springs Missouri.
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McCleary Clinic
E-1804 Elms Blvd
Excelsior Springs
Lawrence Notes On Events And Local Happenings
The K U Relays club plans a membership drive with a 7 30 a m kick off at Hotel Eldridge. Mary Hernandez is bitten on the cheek by a dog. the animal is under veterinary observation with no rabies signs. October 16 is registration day under the conscription law and opening of duck season. Francis M Hall becomes city sanitarian. Leon Bauman will assist briefly. Mrs Fannie Sanders wins hooks rug prizes at Kansas Free. Charles Oehlert reports a fox terrier with suspected rabies. he is receiving shots after the dog licked his finger.
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K. U. Relays Club
Eldridge
Mary Hernandez
Pedro Hernandez
Francis M.hall
Topeka
Leon Bauman
State Board of Health
Hall
Charles Oehlert
Route Six
Oehlert
Willkie Sidelights Coffeyville Visit
Willkie fans tour Coffeyville Kansas visiting the two story red brick school where he taught history in 1913 1914 now a junior college the Dalton gang site in death alley and the plaza visitors include William Allen White and Mrs White with Kansas editors at a Dutch luncheon Coffeyville hosts Winfield delegates among early arrivals.
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Coffeyville
Kan
Willkie
Jis
Dalton
William Allen White
Emporia
Kansas
Clarence Moody
Chanute
Chet Bunger
Neodesha
Ray Breitweiser
Clay Center
John Redmond
Burlington
Coffeyville Swells with Willkie Rally and Press Rush
George Kinnimonth and Ray Stuber lead local Republicans as Willkie supporters fill the streets. Police Chief Sam Knight deploys 125 officers plus guardsmen and Boy Scouts to manage crowds while Hugh J. Powell coordinates press badges and credentials for the Coffeyville Journal. The city publishes a 28 page special edition and color section on Willkie, with Wichita papers also running Willkie features.
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Sam Knight
National
Knight
Kansas and
Oklahoma
Tor
Coffeyville Journal
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