Landon To Speak On G P Program In Midwest Tour
Pro-Gov Alf M Landon outlined a dependable permanent program to replace stopgap policies he criticized as harming farmers He announced speeches in Des Moines Minneapolis and Milwaukee part of a Midwest campaign swing through Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin and Illinois He will address a national Young Republicans conference tomorrow and other leaders sought attendance from New Jersey and Iowa figures.
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Topeka
Kan
Alf M. Landon
Middle West
Republican Party
Des Moines
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Lake States
Midwest
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Ilinois
National Broadcasting Company
Red
Fred A. Seaton
Kansas Young Republicans
Harald G. Hoffman
New Jersey
Henry Field
Shenandoah
McKone Leads County Rifle Elimination at Guard Range
Major S. A. McKone set the pace in Douglas county rifle elimination matches at the National Guard range under Douglas County Bankers association sponsorship. He scored 96 of 100 from three positions at 200 yards. McKone and three others will join the county team to compete in the Kansas Bankers association shoot at Fort Riley next Monday. Other qualifiers were Lester I. Reber Lawrence 89, Harry T. Craig Lawrence 83, and Carl Butell Baldwin 3.
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S. A. McKone
Douglas County
Douglas County Bankers Association
McKone
Kansas Bankers Association
Fort Riley
Lester I. Reber
Lawrence
Harry T. Craig
Carl Butell
Baldwin
Woman Held in Jail in Kansas City Case
Mrs Narcissa Johnson 45 is held in jail after the fatal shooting of her husband B Fred Johnson 57 a Wyandotte County dairyman Found dead with a abdomen wound following district court discussions over a writ to prevent him leaving the state or disposing of property in a divorce action Deputy Sheriff R H Elliott said the gun discharged when he reached for it after she threatened him following a reported strike.
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Kansas City
Kan
Narcissa Johnson
Fred Johnson
Wyandotte County
Johnson
R. H. Elliott
Field forecasts Iowa victory for 1982 senate race
Henry Field of Shenandoah Iowa, the Republican senatorial candidate, told Governor Alf Landon that the ticket would carry Iowa by 100 000 in November. Field and his party dined at the governor's mansion with other officials, amid talk of campaign prospects. A marriage license was issued to Paul Frazier of Wellsville and Eva Vataw of Eudora.
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Topeka
Henry Field
Shenandoah
Iowa
A! M. Landon
London
Field
James Pearson
Harold G. Hoffman
New Jersey
Paul Frazier
Wellsville
Eva Vataw
Eudora
Alexander
Test Your Knowledge Quick Quiz Questions From Classifieds
A reader challenges with seven trivia prompts covering biblical books animals poets historical figures infrastructure and geography. Questions include fifth New Testament book mandrill Ann Ward Radcliffe Betsy and I Are Out poet San Francisco Bay Bridge length Socialist candidate 1932 world seaport Noah’s second son Connellsville on which river.
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Ann Ward Radcliffe
Betsy
Unitedd States
San Francisco-Oakland Bay
Noah
Connellsville
Year's Grind Starts in Halls of Learning at KU
University of Kansas students begin fall term amid early rising chaos and crowded offices. Freshmen struggle with room numbers and addresses while faculty outline courses and texts. Fees and book exchanges draw lines as intramurals, law enrollments, and campus life gain pace.
Toledo Alcazar siege: execution postponed as charges laid
In Toledo Spain government forces halt plans to blow the Alcazar after 1,700 people including women and children were to be killed by TNT charges. Socialist troops under Lieut.-Col. Luis Barcelo placed charges around the fortress and gave one last chance to surrender. Evacuation of a two mile radius was ordered as final warning was issued.
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Associated Press
Toledo
Spain
Alcazar
Puerta de Carros
Puerta Capuchinos
Capucines
Perez Agua
Juan Labrador
Biscuit Owen
Luis Barcelo
Sithin
Fishermen Arrested in Lawrence for Undersized Catch and Pole Violations
Two Lawrence fishermen faced charges after lawmen patrolled area waters. E Bateson pleaded guilty to possessing undersized catfish and paid a $10 fine plus $17.50 costs, while Henry Rhode faced a not guilty plea for fishing without pole and line, with a $30 bond set and October 15 hearing. Warden Sessions cited rains reviving streams and notes of fish losses and illegal fishing in drying pools.
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Lawrence
Henry Sessions
E. Bateson
O. J. Lane
Session
Henry Rhode
Lane
Rhode
Warden Session
Kansas
Beech Aircraft Obtains Option to Buy Wichita Property
Beech Aircraft Co has obtained an option to purchase the former Travel Air Co manufacturing property in Wichita Kansas. Walter L Beech president announced the move and declined to disclose the price. The Beech Co has occupied the building since April 1932 under a lease with Curtiss Wright Airplane Corp which had acquired Travel Air ownership years earlier.
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New York
Beech Aircraft Co
Travel Air Co
Wichita
Kansas
Walter JL. Beech
Beech
Beech Co
Curtiss Wright Airplane Corp
Boosters Arrive in Lawrence For Kansas Jubilee Exposition
An automobile caravan representing the Kansas Jubilee Exposition, Wichita, will reach Lawrence Saturday afternoon with 10 to 15 cars and 50 to 75 men. They plan a 15 minute booster stunt on the street timed for 4 46 PM, per Chamber of Commerce word. In Cambridge, Harvard Alumni Day marks the tercentenary celebration with 10 000 alumni in Harvard Yard.
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Wichita
Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
Loud Speakers Proposed for Court in Reidsville Trial
Judge B H Wrenn suggests installing loudspeakers on witness chairs to hear squeaky sounds in court. Notice invites listeners to tune to William Hard tonight on WIBW at 9 p.m. KMBC at 9 45 p.m. Adv.
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Reidsville
N. C
B. H. Wrenn
WIBW
KMBC
Veteran Democrat Kemper Dies in Topeka After Long Health Battle
Topeka Sept 17 1947 HL Kemper prominent Kansas Democrat who ran five times for secretary of state and once for state treasurer died at home after a year of declining health. He came to Topeka 37 years ago from Horton to be secretary of the I O O F Judge of Kansas a post he held for many years. He aided the Kansas taxpayers league and was a familiar budget hearing figure. He helped abolish the city election commissioner post and was an original incorporator of the Kansas Democratic club. Survived by his widow and brother Lee Kemper of Siloam Springs Ark.
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He. Kemper
Topeka
W. HL Kemper
Kansas
Horton
Kansas Taxpayers’ League
Kemper
Kansas Democratic Club
Lee Kemper
Siloam Springs
Ark
Anniversary Supper At Trinity Luth eran Church
A large crowd gathered in Trinity Lutheran Church fellowship rooms for an annual supper marking the eighth year in the new building. Swede and Eric performed music, Prof. J. P. Jensen spoke on Canada and the Dionne quintuplets, Miss Ruth Emerson shared China experiences, and Mrs. Robert Price sang with Mildred Reuter on piano. Rev. C A Puls outlined fall plans as the congregation looks toward Sunday’s Joash Chest service at 1 o clock with Rev. N. R. Melhorn as speaker. Public welcome.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Eric
J. P. Jensen
Canada
Ruth Emerson
China
N. R. Melhorn
D. P
Philadelphia
Santa Fe Slogan Contest for Employees and Families
Santa Fe invites employees and their immediate families to submit slogans not exceeding ten words. First prize is 100 dollars, second 30, third unspecified. Entries due by December 4, 1936, dated no later than November 30, 1935, to Mr. M L Lyles with judges C J Wirehfield and Herbert Deeming. Winners announced in January in Santa Fe Magazine.
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Santa Fe
M. L. Lyles
The
Mr. Lyles
C. J. Wirehfiell
Herbert Deeming
Santa Fe Magazine
Crabb Bound Over For District Court In Check Forgery Case
Williamsburg Kansas youth Crabb waived a preliminary hearing in Justice Court and was bound over to the district court for trial in November on charges of three check forgeries. He was arrested attempting to pass a check at First National Bank signed with forged name. Bond set at 1000 dollars. Crabb held in jail. Fascist Choice For Dictator in Spain report from St Jean de Luz notes Gen Martinez Anido as fascists’ preferred dictator if civil war victory occurs.
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Rugh Craib
Williamsburg
Kan
Court of Justice
J. Lane
District Court
Crabb
First National Bank
George Roe
Alfred Heck
St Jean de Luz
France
Martinez Anido
Spain
Edna Harding
R. B. Stevens
Justice Court
C. J. Lane
Edna Ifarding
Donald Hults
Agreement reached to end Lille textile strike in France
French government officials announced an agreement to settle a long running strike by thousands of Lille textile workers. The action follows tense negotiations and offers a path to resume production in the sector.
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Paris
Lille
Full Apply? Kiwanis hears on popular government form
Prof J B Smith of the University of Kansas law faculty told Kiwanis lunch crowd that the American system has never been fully applied and must be popular in fact as well as name. He warned that government cannot last without public sympathy and urged citizens to assume their responsibilities. The talk coincided with Constitution Week, with brief prefaces by Rev Joseph King and Ed Elbel about summer vacations. Elbel noted he is pursuing a PhD in Iowa and that summers with his family are spent at a camp run by the University of Iowa for summer session students.
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J. B. Smith
University of Kansas Law Faculty
Kiwanis Club
Wiedemann’s Today
Professor Smith
Joseph King
Ed Elbel
Kine
Canada
E Ibel
Iowa
University of Lews
Lawrence Rose Garden Blooms Amid Rain and Park Changes
The Lawrence area is praised for a rose garden in South Park blooming profusely after recent rains. Workers cut down trees damaged by drought to improve park appearance while mice invade homes as cooler weather arrives. Kaw river dam water level and flash boards alter river islands status near Bowersock mill.
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South Park
Kaw
Bowersock Mill
Course for Women survey potential WPA training site
Mrs Elsie Warner field representative for Household Workers Training Center of Kansas surveyed Lawrence officials about establishing a training center here. The program targets girls and women 16 to 35 on relief or from WPA families, covering meal planning and other household tasks with local food purchases and a $1 weekly transportation allowance. Upon completion a certificate of proficiency is awarded. inquiries may be made at the county relief office.
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Elsie Warner
Household Workers Training Center of
Kansas
Lawrence
Warner
Mildred Watson
WPA
Women's and Professional Division
County Relief Office
Fancy Bicycle Riding Dangerous Warns Chief
Chief of Police Jude Anderson warns bicycle riders to observe ordinances for safety. He notes severe riding interferes with traffic and is dangerous. Reports describe cyclists performing gymnastic riding on streets. Ordinances, many adopted over 25 years ago, prohibit such riding while cyclists retain full street rights.
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Jude Anderson
Seviere Ist
Anderson
Personal notes of travels and returns across coast and west
Mrs Evangeline Tate and J Tate Clark have returned from Long Beach California after spending the summer with Miss Mary Tate. They also visited the exposition in San Diego and other points of interest on the coast. Miss Helen MaeGregor and Miss Helen Rice returned this week from a two months stay in the west. They visited In Long Beach California and Anacortes Washington until September 1 returning home by way of Lake Louise and Banff. Mrs Glenn Young and infant son returned home today from Memorial hospital. Mickey Cochrane Detroit Tiger talks Ed Rommel was the best fielding pitcher he ever saw.
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Evangeline Tate
J. Tate Clark
Long Beach
Cal
Mary Tate
San Diego
Helen MaeGregor
Helen Rice
West
Anacortes
Wash
Lake Louise
Banff
Glenn Young
Memorial Hospital
Community Social Notes From Eudora Area
A long list of local families share visits, dinners, and outings around Kansas City, Eudora, Belleview, and Kaw Valley. Residents including the Reusch, Massey, Reusch clans, Otts, Bernitz, Kindred, Koch, Neis, and Abel families are noted hosting, visiting, and attending events such as fairs, bridge parties, and freshmen initiation at Eudora High School.
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Robert Reusch
Delbert
Wayne
Lester Massey
Merl Reusch
Johnnie Reusch
Donna Mae
Kansas City
Grant Edelbrock
Andy James
Mildred Lawler
William Klinkerberry
George Ott, Jr
Belleview
Floyd Broers
George Broers
Virginia Moody
Wellsville Fair
Howard Bernitz
Lelia Mae
Bernitz
Lewie Hade
Kaw Valley
Field Holmes
Springfield
Kindred
Seb Holmes
Volney Holmes
East Orange
N. J
Nell Catlin
Mattie Kindred
Edna Zillner
Eudora
Glen Wilson
Glen Dale
Paul Hail
Fred Koch
Freida
Ben Neis
Weaver
Pete Neil
Raythorn
Lilia Reece
Fall Leaf
Leone Parker
Greers
Vernon Strobel
L. Kindred
Les Rilley
Bill Young
Marjorie Burger
Fred Rilley
Westphalia
Otto Abel
Violet
Marion
Dan Neis
DeSoto
Greta
Vernetta Spitzli
Mary Eisele
Minnie
Annetta Abel
Arleta Wilson
Ruby Neis
Delbert Reusch
Lewis Meuffle
Eudora High School
Eudora Hich School
Fred Neis
Hesner
Funeral services held for Guy Grimes in Eudora
Attendees from this vicinity and Weaver attended the funeral at the Methodist church in Eudora on Sunday afternoon. Rev. George Trabant and Rev. L. Rapier led the service with burial in Eudora cemetery. Odd Fellows lodge presided at the graveside. Families from Eudora Hesper DeSoto Vinland Baldwins and Gideon Neis were among Sunday visitors and dinner guests.
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Weaver
Guy Grimes
Eudora
George Trabant
L. Rapier
Odd Fellows Lodge
Leonard Bagby
Carl Kurtz
Hesper
Elmer Kurtz
Robert Kurtz
DeSoto
Charlieurtz
John Laughlin
Vinland
Wilber Olmstead
Baldwin
Gideon Neis
Valley Grove So and So club meets at Mrs Petrie Jr’s home
Valley Grove So and So club gathered Thursday with Mrs Mildred Champion presiding and Mrs Guella Petrie in charge. Eleven members attended with guests from Lawrence Lone Star and others. Roll call featured scripture verses and "A Happy Moment of My Life" as the club plans an anniversary social for September 25. Contests yielded awards for Mrs Arthur Ousdahl Mrs C A Petrie and Mrs Ira Ward. Next meeting with Mrs W C Thiry in two weeks. Charles Bliss has been visiting Kansas City.
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Petrie Jr
Mildred Champion
Guella Petrie
Walter Dunbar
Charles Hayes
Lawrence
Cecile Ewing
Lone Star
David Blevins
Ruby Tolladay
Arthur Ousdahl
C .A. Petrie
Ira Ward
W. C. Thiry
Charles Bliss
Kansas City
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E. H. Lindley
Washington
New York Herald-Tribune
Lindley
Roosevelt
Fred Vogler
Dean Rogers
Shawnee County
Herington
Morton D. Cole
William Scott
Attorney General’s Office
the Telephone Co
Ady
Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Yard
America
Sante FE
Crabh
Friend Lumber Company
City Hall
Courthouse
Massachusetts Street
Owl
Ober
P. Q O. Lantham
Lantham
Mr. Lantham
Ober's
Bill Kandi
Kate Ziesenis
Cole's
Miss Ziesenis
Vogue
Liberty-Dorsey
American Legion
Old City Hall
McLean
Garden City
L. J
Scotland
Jack McLean
John F. Riddell, Jr
Jbuttle
George Voigt
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Johnny Fischer
Cincinnati
Catherine E. Austin
George Austin
Edna Eloise Austin
James B. Austin
Chattanooga
Tenn
Miss Austin
Lawrence Memorial High School
First Baptist Church
North Lawrence
Peggy Anne
Alf M. Lafidon
Household Training Center
Chief
Mickey Cochrane
Detroit Tiger
Tiiager
Ed Rommel
Philadelphia Athletics
Evening Star
Norley-Liberty Post
Legion
L. R. Melvin
Lawrence Business College
W. H. Quakenbush
E. S. Weatherby
McGrew-Peck Investment Co
Insurance and Loans
Valley Grove
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Loan Assn
St.ph
Addreag
Southwestern Bell Telephone Coz
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