Roosevelt Awaited On Constitution Celebration
Washington observes the 150th anniversary of the federal constitution amid debate on President Roosevelt's court plan. He will speak at 8 p.m. EST as critics, including Borah and Vanderberg, weigh his stance on judiciary changes. Earlier, Roosevelt toured Antietam and plans a return to Hyde Park before possible western travel. A marriage license was issued to Raymond F. Becker and Ann Margaret Smith.
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Roosevelt
Supreme Court
E.S.T
Borah R-Ida
Congress
Executive
Maryland
Antietam
Hyde Park
Justice Black
Borah
Jefferson
Mas- Bolr
Hitler
Senator Vanderberg
R-Mich
Michigan
Raymond F. Becker
Topeka
Ann Margaret Smith
Richland
Kan
Test Your Knowledge 1 Trivia Challenge
A set of ten questions covers citizenship by discharge, Harvey Steel Process inventor, geysers, King Edward VIII’s title, neap tides, luminous sky patches, the seventh U.S. president, Chief Justice voting, Coquimbo location, and the Roman god of dreams.
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Army
Navy
Harvey Steel
Edward VIII
United S
Supreme Court
Coquimbo
Dreaina
Freshmen Embrace Dinkies Tradition On KU Campus
Freshmen wear the Dinkies more than in years at the University of Kansas as K club introduces a looser induc tion method. Convocation interrupts the first full day of class while cheerleaders boost morale. Lectures note shifts in constitutional and international law text updates amid growing political tensions. Red Blackburn’s family ties span four generations of medical students. Union cafeteria to feature a seven piece jazz band during meals with specific lunch and dinner hours. The Pomp and Circumstance march again marks both new student induction and graduation at Mt Oread.
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University of Kansas
K Club
Washington
Supreme Court
Union
Jack Townsend
University
Mt. Oread
Postpone School Opening and Local Elections
Kansas City postpones opening of schools for a third time amid 32 infantile paralysis cases. junior and teachers colleges approved to open next Monday while high and senior schools stay closed. Pomona to vote October 8 on $25 000 water system bonds. water to be drawn from nearby weirs. Eight insurgent planes bomb Port Bou, Portilho? Front. Fire damage and disrupted rail service reported. Delos Stevens and Lorraine Dennis wed in Oskaloosa courthouse. Dentist listed as Dr Alexander Ph 506 Ady.
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Kansas City
Straugh
Board of Education
Pomona
Ottawa
Wellsville
Franklin County
Portugal Calls Hull Peace Plan Too Idealistic
In Washington on September 17 Portugal issued a lengthy formal critique of Secretary Hulls peace program. The memorandum says world leaders cling to vague formulas and warns that disarmament alone will not solve grave international problems. It notes while recognizing some principles, practical action will be limited and economic measures may hinder progress.
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Washington
Portugal
Hull
Lisbon
State Department
Little Republic
Lincoln Figure Dedicated at Mount Rushmore
Officials and residents gathered at Mount Rushmore as a granite Lincoln statue beside Washington and Jefferson was unveiled. Sculptor Gutzon Borglum directed the flag reveal with a giant boom while U.S. Senator Edward R. Burke and Governor Leslie Jensen spoke.
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Rapid City
Abraham Lincoln
Mount Rushmore
Washington and
Jefferson
South Dakota
Gutzon Borglum
Lincoln Borglum
Sun
U.S
Edward R. Burke
Nebraska
Leslie Jensen
Lawrence churches host student welcome receptions tonight
Lawrence churches open welcoming programs for University students at the start of the new school year with special events planned. A separate note reports a person found guilty of driving drunk.
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Lawrence
Fillmore Cox Fined in Police Court for DUI
Fillmore Cox pleaded guilty in police court this morning to driving a car while under the influence and was fined $50. Harlan Coley and Ide Williams also faced DUI and drunkenness charges, both appeals to district court, with bonds posted and fines of $50 and $5 respectively. August arrest dates noted.
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Fillmore Cox
Pai Harlan Coley
Ide Williams
Memorial Hospital Notes Report
Mrs. John Sommer of Eudora underwent a minor operation this morning. Robert Brass was taken to the home of Mr and Mrs M S Winter today. Mrs R C Sullivan and infant son returned to their home at Linwood today.
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John Sommer
Eudora
Robert Brass
M. S. Winter
R. C. Sullivan
Linwood
Sam's Market Announces Weeklong Trade Expansion Sale
Sam Morris reopens Sam's Market with a weeklong trade expansion sale after redecorating and rearranging displays. The event features many special purchases including a ton of Folger's coffee stacked prominently in the center of the store.
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Sam Morris
Folger’s
Victory on Court Significance Today
A speech warns against centralized government and threats to the Constitution. It decries executive legislative power curbing the judiciary and urges unity against class, race, and religious hatreds to preserve constitutional anniversaries.
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Free America
Pirates Rally Past Dodgers In Eight-Run Seventh
Pittsburgh crushed Brooklyn 10 to 4 as Durch Brandt pitched and Jim Todd batted in key runs. The Dodgers fell behind early, with Pittsburgh scoring in each inning after the fourth to seal the win.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Durch Brandt
Brooklyn
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Phelps
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Todd
New York
Cincinnati
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Chicago
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French and Hartnett
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Newlin Misses KU Seventy-Second Opening Exercise
Mrs Arabelle S Newlin of San Mateo California one of five students in KU’s 1866 original class could not attend the seventy second annual opening exercises today She sent a letter saying she was delighted to be invited and proud of the university and its graduates though she remains among the few left from that early cohort.
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Arabelle S. Newlin
San Mateo
Calif
University of Kansas
K. U
Hasome
James Nelson Injured In Oil Slick Accident At Mud Creek
James Nelson, 19, son of Dr and Mrs W N Nelson, was slightly bruised when his car skidded on oil on the highway near Mud Creek bridge. A drum of oil had spilled while being turned, creating a hazardous curve. Nelson’s car and the guard rail were damaged. others narrowly avoided crashes as the patrol applied gravel to the slick spot.
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W. ©. Nelson
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Nelson
Highway Guard
State Highway Patrol
Parents Meet for Junior High PTA Chapter Formation
Parents of Junior High students are invited to an assembly on Monday September 20 at 5 45 PM in the school auditorium to discuss organizing a PTA chapter. Ms John V Patchen president of the Lawrence Council of PTAs will preside. The program includes group singing and talks by parents and teachers on the theme Evaluation of the PTA.
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John V. Patchen
Lawrence Council of Parent- Teacher Associations
Parent-Teacher Association
Sinclair Station Slot Not Operated by Company
The filling station at Twenty Third and Louisiana street where a slot machine was found is leased from Sinclair Refining by Art Holcom Jr. Charles Fox, Sinclair agent, said the company does not operate the station. Joe Sheldon of Garnett pleaded guilty to two charges of setting up and maintaining a slot machine in the same court yesterday.
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Louisiana Street
Sinclair Refining Company
Charles Fox
Art Holcom, Jr
Sinclair Company
Joe Sheldon
Garnett
Court of Justice
D. S. Hulta
Public School Children Under Health Inspection This Week
The annual physical and dental inspection for Lawrence public school students begins this week and continues over the coming weeks. Dr A J Anderson, school physician, with Miss Electa Kindlesperger and Miss Wilma Yoakum, conducted medical exams at the high school and will proceed on Sundays Wednesdays and Thursdays each week. Dental inspections start at Pinckney school with Dr J I Perry and Miss Kindlesperger, continuing Tuesdays and Fridays until all grade schools are covered.
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A. J. Anderson
Electa Kindlesperger
Wilma Yoakum
J. I. Perry
Britain Ends Non Intervention Patrol in Spain
London reports Britain ends the unsuccessful non intervention patrol in Spain to free warships for Mediterranean security. France joins in the decision as the 27 nation committee shifts focus from arms restraint to broader aims amid the Spanish civil war.
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Foreign Office
Fairview Dinner Guests and Local Happenings
Fairview residents report visits with the Burke and Hunter families. Wells children suffer from whooping cough while Walter Greenwell and son Richard plan time sowing wheat on their Pratt county farm. Sunday school junior class met at the William Hunter home with Eugene Leary. Hendersons and the Lawrence group visited Hunsingers. George Chaney and Margaret from Kansas City visited C L Penny. John Therklesen and Guy Howard attended Topeka electrical displays at the fair grounds. Floyd Nisely and wife discuss home additions and farm improvements.
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Edd Paasch
John Burke
Linwood
Alice
Opal
Wilma Wells
Walter Greenwell
Richard
Pratt County
Eugene Leary
William Hunter
Charles Henderson
Dorothy Jean
Bobby
Lawrence
George Hunsinger
George Chaney
Margaret
Kansas City
C. L. Penny
Guy Howard
John Therklesen
Topeka
Therklesen
Fair Grounds
Floyd Nisely
James Denham
Villa Eden Hosts for Sunday Dinner Guests
Mr and Mrs Omar Browning and family of Linwood visited the Davidsons and family for Sunday dinner. Mr and Mrs Oscar Brown and family of Tonganoxie were guests at the Hugheys and family for Sunday dinner.
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Omar Browning
Linwood
Charles Davidson
Oscar Brown
Tonganoxie
John Hughey
Local Social Roundup From Beulah Cole Area
Mrs. Troy Smeiser of Beulah Cole visited relatives here. Friends hosted at Fred Harmon and Arch Meineke homes. Visitors included Herbert Moore Davidson Quinlan and Parsons families. Attended picnics, birthdays, showers, and a fish fry. Multiple households in Linwood DeSoto Lawrence and nearby towns are listed among visiting relatives and hosting gatherings.
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Beulah Cole
Fred Harmon
Arch Meineke
Herbert Moore
Charles Davidson
Arnold Tomeden
Mra
Floyd Reiderer
Con
Fred
Melvin. Meineke
Howard Quinlan
Aoe
Herbert Moora
Parsons
San m
G. Seele
Robert
Lloyd Douglas
Charles Douglas
Holcom
Nettie Torneden
Lawrence
William Toyneden
Fern Wilson
Chil
Ed Mistele
Eudora
W. E. Brock
Sawyer
Garnett
Charles Eesllenbeck
Inshboldt
Kan
Selma Davidson
Arch "Meineke
Nell Wright
Linwood
Lizzie Torneden
Lena Torneden
Myrtle
Nadine Torneden
Carl Torneden
William Tomteden
Arch Meinke
Oscar Kobler
Jack Curtis
DeSoto
L. B. Meinke
Verda Roy
Anna Torneden
Selmun
Cassie Quinlan
E. Dolan
Crabb
Crabb Farm
William Torneden
Charles Hallenbeck
Lioard Douglas
Will Reatz
Albert Steinbring
John Hughey
Vinland and Vicinity Community Notes Reach Lawrence Visitations
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Stevens of Porterville California and their son spent weeks visiting relatives in Vinland and Lawrence then returned home via Denver and Rocky Mountain National Park. Hugh Andrews injured an eye in Colorado and underwent removal surgery in Dodge City. Juanita Stone taught in Potter after a Colorado university visit. Numerous local families visit and relocate, with Kinship and school plans noted including Lawrence University and the Kansas City area.
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Porterville
Calif
Vinland
Lawrence
Denver
Rocky Mountain National Park
George Smith
Sacramento
Hugh Andrews
Dodge City
Hugh
Barrett Andrews
Pierceville
Colorado
Juanita Stone
Boulder
Colo
University of Colorado
Potter
Shellenburg
Delhart
Tex
Ike Shellenburg
Jim Jones
Delbert
Hazel
Dighton
Kan
Kansas City
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Janet Helen
Noah Gimbler
Minnesota
Faye Hagerman
Carl Desy
Velma Deay
Har
Robert Laughlin
Ottawa
T. P. Stevens
Ellen Sturdy
Claude Davanuit
Dora Myers
Jack
Charles
Local News Wrapup From Ottawa And Lawrence Area
Sunday evening mentions residents at Mrs. Mary Sturdy and Woodrow home. Ben Bowers of Ottawa called in. Names of locals and students from Baldwin high school and Rainbow 4-H club appear. Clifford Flora injured elbow at grandfather’s home delaying school. Rainbow 4-H met with 28 members. next meeting October 6 with Roy D. Crawford. Pleasant Hour circle held meeting. prizes and refreshment details noted.
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Ottawa
Ee Sasaiy Serge Uni
Lawrence
de Thoge
Aurelis Gibson
la Vergne Flora
Messrs Glen
Gilliland
Mel- Vin Glaser
Orville
Ralph Pohl
Bald‘win High School
Beth Kring
Gladys Brandon
Clifford Flora
Misa Elizabeth Nusbaum
Rainbow 4-H
Ben’ Gibson
Gibson
Roy D. Crawford
Roy D. Crawford. the Pleasant Hour Circle
Ruth Dyer
Rose Dyer
Francia Turner
Fiftythird Infantry meeting and regional visits in Topeka
Fall leaf social notes report that Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reetz and daughter Gretta attended the Fiftythird Infantry gathering in Topeka weekend past. Visitors include Mrs. Treese Dyer Laknon Buddy of Kansas City and Mrs. Genevieve Weston of Weaver who called on local families Monday afternoon.
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Fred Reetz
Gretta
Fifty- Third Infantry
Topeka
Treese Dyer Laknon Buddy
Kansas City
Genevieve Weston
Weaver
Frank Witt
Hanna Pfleger
Bert Deshazer
Don McLoyd
Gon
Skintook
Okla
Eudora Social Notes From Weekend Gatherings and Visits
Eudora residents attended picnics at Vinland fairgrounds and trips to Pittsburg Kansas for Teachers College, with many family and friends visiting in Lawrence Overbrook Topeka and Belleview. Masons met with district deputy grand master Charles Wells. WI club hosted a basket dinner and bridge. Topeka state fair visit noted. local dinners and calls documented with numerous named residents.
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Dale
Tom Rayborn
Lawrence
Pittsburg
Kan
Teachers College
H. Allen, Sr
Overbrook
Gilmore Nichols
Kansas City
Allen
Nichols
Frances Jennings
Little River
Clifford Olander
Olander
Mable Butts
Retta Kraus
Guy Pennock
Carrie Richards
Jake Milburn
Velma Deay
Carl Deay
Vinland
Henry Mathia
Ella Burnell
Hesper
Topeka
Omar Watson
Springfield
Masonic Lodge
Charles Wells
Fred Moll
Emma Wilson
Howard Kohler
Heaper, R
A. R. Morris
Garnett
C. T. Richardson
J. D. Adams
Viola Sheldon
Minnie) Jones
Curtis Diedrich
Colorado
G. W. Ackerman
Baldwin
Roy Daugherty
Gusta Ziesenis
Eudora
Mesdames Clara Lotz
Euretta Kraus
Myrtle Figenbaum
Church and social notices from Eudora gatherings
After the luncheon contests and prizes were noted for Mrs. Figenbaum and Mrs. Butts. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Diedrich hosted a family dinner with Maxine. Several local families shared meals and visits, including gatherings for golden wedding anniversaries and to Topeka and Denver trips.
Market News Government Bond Prices in New York
Market news from New York on September 17 reports Treasury bond quotes: 3% June at 105.20, 3 462 March at 106.12, 4% at 111.30, and 3s at unspecified levels. Agencies and commodities markets note close tracking of U S government issues.
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New York
U. S
Treasury
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