Landon hears farm editors views on farm policy in Iowa visit
Governor Alf Landon gathered farm editors and advisers in Topeka and Des Moines to review an approaching Des Moines speech on agricultural problems. Editors from Kansas, Illinois, Michigan and Oklahoma offered contrasting views on production control, marketing, crop insurance and long term land use plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Alf M. Landon
Des Moines
Iowa
Clifford R. Hope
Kansas
Republican National Committee
Earl H. Taylor
Landon
Arthur Capper
Hope
Portland
Maine
Ft. Madison
C. V. Gregory
Chieng
Gregory
W. A. Cochel
Kansas City Star
A. W. Ricker
Farmers Union Herald
St. Paul
Clarence Roberts
Farmers Stockman
Oklahoma City
Cochel
Tom Leadley
Nebraska
Lincoln
Sam R. McKelvie
Farm Board
Elmer Petterson
Wallace
Frank Rideway
The
Chicago Tribune
Washington
Bert Wermuth
Michigan Farmer
Detroit
Michigan
Ae Alexander
Test Your Knowledge Quiz From Classified Page
A reader asks about facts from a trivia page: mutch Heidelbero Shirley Temple maid historical terms Manet North Pole body embalming Edouard Manet Cornell Little Women ruler of Japan second largest planet fissure needle Bernard de Mandeville rainbow colors constitutional eligibility for VP moon atmosphere Harvard founded year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heidelbero
Shirley Temple
Edouard Manet
North Pole
Cornell University
Japan
Bernard de Mandeville
Harvard University
Jayhawker sales critique spurs campus petition
The Jayhawker sales method draws protest as students line for fees then face a separate desk to plead against subscriptions. A petition drive appears in central Administration building with signs urging change. Meanwhile KU campus life continues with enrollment rush and events across Watson library, WREN radio, and student activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayhawker
Lawrence Shoppers Judge Window Prizes In Merchandize Fight
Lawrence shoppers proved sharp in a window guessing contest held by over 50 merchants as part of Fall Window Unveiling. Participants from outside the city won nine prizes while Gibbs Clothing Co. led with five guesses on one window and two on another.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Gibbs Clothing Company
Chancellor's reception closes KU opening week program
The Chancellor and Mrs Lindley lead a social reception at 8 30 PM in the Memorial Union to welcome freshmen and new students. Deans and department heads and their wives form the reception line with Miss Elizabeth Meguiar directing the committee. A radio play is to be presented tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
K. U. Memorial Union
Lindley
Elizabeth Meguiar
University of Kansas Dramatic Groups to Stage Series of Dramas
The University of Kansas drama department will stage four Fraser theater productions and bring the Jitney Players on October 22. A radio drama series begins October 5, airing Mondays at 6 15 p m on KFKU, featuring plays built from Kansas history and notable events and characters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas Department of Speech and Dramatics
Fraser
KFKU
Kansas
Swanee Jubilee Singers to Perform in Greenville Church
The Swanee Jubilee Singers from Greenville Mississippi will present a program of negro spirituals at 7 30 Sunday evening at First Methodist Church. The quartet from Greenville College in the Delta brings a 350 student campus to the event and may sing at the morning service if they arrive on time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swanee Jubilee Singers
Greenville
Miss
First Methodist
Greenville College
Delta
Mississippi
First Methodist Church
Edna Harding Hearing Set for Narcotic Case
Justice O J Lane scheduled a Friday afternoon hearing for Edna Harding on a complaint that she allowed narcotics use and sold narcotics on August 25 at her premises. Harding is free on a $300 bond awaiting the hearing at Immanuel Lutheran Church Tenth and Kentucky streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Harding
O. J. Lane
Hurricane swings away from coast with property damage reported
Tides and high winds from the coastal disturbance caused property damage as residents in the long beach resort area faced dangers. Communities such as Harvey Cedars Surf City Beach Haven and Barnegat City with its Barnegat lighthouse were among those affected as waves rolled from open sea to bay.
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Long Beach
Harvey Cedars
Surf City
Beach Haven
Barnegat City
Barnegat
Death notices Francis Marion Anderson 86
Francis Marion Anderson aged 86 of 1817 Louisiana street died early today at Memorial hospital. Funeral services will be Monday at 10 AM from Rumsey funeral home with Rev. Clarence Thomas officiating. Burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Survived by wife Mia, daughters Pearl Kansas City Missouri Zella and Mabel at home, sons Otha Bert James all Lawrence, Arthur Kansas City Missouri, six grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Francis Marion Anderson
Louisiana Street
Memorial Hospital
Rumsey
Clarence Thomas
Memorial Park Cemetery
Mia
Clara Anderson
Pearl
Kansas City
Zella
Mabel
Otha
Bert
James
Lawrence
Arthur
Mrs. E. D. Shaw Dies After Long Illness Near Lawrence
Mrs. E. D. Shaw, 63, passed away this afternoon at her home seven miles north of Lawrence after a prolonged illness. The funeral arrangements are pending local notices.
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E. D. Shaw
Lawrence
Five Criminal Cases Dismissed By District Court
Judge Hugh Means dismissed five cases on motion by County Attorney R B Stevens. Defendants included Ernest Crosby burglary Clarence Schirk disturbing the peace Carl White grand larceny Edna Harding Archie Level possession of liquor and Paul Dixson lottery law violation. White’s case stemmed from a store robbery alleged faked. he is said to be in California. Also, Judge Means granted a divorce to Herbert Wood and Rose Wood with custody to Mrs Wood.
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District Court
Hugh Means
R. B. Stevens
Ernest Crosby
Clarence Schirk
Carl White
Edna Harding
Archie Level
Paul Dixson
White
Stevens
Stein Furniture Company
Funiture
California
Varsity Theatre
Herbert Wood
Rose Wood
Scouts Conference Plans Highlight Lawrence Meeting
A Lawrence meeting of the Boy Scouts sub committee discussed next Saturday and Sunday at Camp Naish. The Scouters conference will start at 4 p.m. Saturday with several conferences on scouting topics. Fred Davis from Omaha will attend. Troop 55 Lawrence will demonstrate camping with own tents. Budget remains near current year with minor district adjustments.
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Council
Boy Scouts of America
Lawrence
Scouters
Camp Naish
Fred Davis
Omaha
Ed Burgess
Westminster Choir Opens Tenor Seats for Audition
The Westminster a cappella choir seeks tenor voices with a few openings. Dean Swarthout invites interested singers to audition immediately as the group begins concert preparations. First appearance is November 20 at the new Kansas City auditorium, with future performances in University vespers, mid winter with the University Symphony, and spring concerts in Topeka and Kansas City. Sixty university students form the choir, offering an intensive director-focused experience and many alumni leading choirs. The choir will sing at the First Presbyterian church Sunday service with a Whitehead arrangement of Praise to the Lord, and baritone Charles Neiswander will perform The 91st Psalm as offertory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster A Cappella
2D. M. Swarthout
Dean Swarthout
New
Kansas City
University
University Symphony Orchestra
Topeka
First Presbyterian Church
Whitehead
Charles Neiswander
Man shoots wife after quarrel over housekeeping methods
Kansas City on Sept 19 police said Frank L. Oatman 67 enraged by his wife's ridicule of his housekeeping fired six shots at their home wounding Mrs. Oatman 53. He claimed unemployment since 1930 and doing all housework. argument followed her return from work about burning waste paper. They had been married 4% years. his first wife died in 1928 and he moved into his current home after remarriage.
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Kansas City
Frank L. Oatman
Barton Needham Dead in Kansas City Funeral Sunday
Barton Needham 69 former state Grange master died last night in Kansas City funeral services set for Sunday afternoon at Lane Kan. Needham native of Franklin county served as Kansas Grange master 1917 to 1923 and later held roles as lecturer and overseer for the national Grange. He was a prominent Democrat.
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Ottawa
Kan
Barton Needham
State Grange
Kansas City
Lane
Needham
Franklin County
Kansas Grane
National Grange
Crime spree ends for Missouri youth Wallace Tindal
Kansas City reports a 15 year old Holden Missouri youth Wallace Tindal halted a multi state crime spree after a flying tackle at Pleasant Hill. He admitted to car thefts robberies and wounding Dr Duncan McKeever and confessed to additional offenses with Max Lewis 16. Detective Higgins said Tindal also served part of a Colorado robbery sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Wallace Tindal
Holden
Tindal
Pleasant Mill
Curtis Penson
Pleasant Hill
Thomas J. Higgins
Max Lewis
Lewis
Warrensburg
Missouri
Arkansas
Liggins
Colorado
Duncan ¢. McKeever
Lawrence fall championship qualifiers near end of entries
Local notices urge tomorrow's last day for fall championship qualifiers at the Lawrence Country Club. Douglas County exhibitors plan to enter at the Kansas State Fair, including the Big Springs 4 H Club entry and Doris Button in the style review. County Engineer Triebblood begins a survey for a Stull to Belvoir road project to seek WPA funding. A political exchange references the Literary Digest poll. Deputy Sheriff Collins and Deputy Pennell report a burned 1929 Ford coupe wreck near Big Springs on Highway 49 with little information on the cause.
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Douglas County
Hutchinson
Big Springs
Home Improvement
Topeka
Doris Button
L. G. McGee
Grant Township
E. E. Trieblood
Stull
Belvoir
WPA
Henry Collins
Charlie Pennell
Highway 49
Plan a Rally Sunday at Trinity Lutheran Church
Plan a rally Sunday at Trinity Lutheran Church with men from many Lutheran churches. Rev. N. R. Melhorn will headline the program, headquarters in Philadelphia. Evan Tonsing will preside from Atchison. Events run 4 30 to 8 10 PM with services, talks, and a picnic supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
Conference Brotherhed
N. R. Melhorn
the Lutheran
Philadelphia
Evan Tonsing
Atchison
Rendena
Kan
Ralph Mines
Lawrence
Tonsing
Ed Goult
Kansas City
Melhorn
A Oroup
Children's Memorial Shireh
Ra Layman
Topekay Veka
William Altimart
K. U
A Topsing
T. &. Thorpe
Ts. Walley Fal
A Stalin Successor Predicted by Berlin Paper
Berlin Tapeblatt claims Stalin is critically ill with arterial hardening and will be succeeded by Klementi E Voroshiloff. It notes inner Kremlin struggles over succession and says radical government changes will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Joseph Stalin
Russia
Klementi E. Voroshiloff
Stalin
Kremlin
Valley Falls social notes and wedding near Eudora
Belleview reports visits of Claud Landon and son John in Valley Falls plus a large parade of local families visiting relatives across Eudora Kaw Valley and Franklin County. A wedding at St Pauls parsonage in Fadora unites Claud Landon Jr and Mary Sumpter with guests including Landon relatives and local neighbors. Residents attend funerals, church events, and parochial school activities across Eudora Lecompton Vinland and Desoto, with many calls, dinners, and Sunday gatherings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud Landon
John
Valley Falls
Gus Bohnsack
J. F. Shirck
Volney Holmes
East Orange
Fields
Chestnutridge
Kenneth Cochran
Newton
D. O. Cochran
Goff
C. Cc
Gerstenberger Hone
Claud Landon, Jr
Mary Sumpter
St. Paul's Parsonage
Fadora
Tew
H. Reifseh
Herb Landon
Eudora
Winchester
H. H. Gerstenberger
Lois Louise
Emelia Gerstenberger
Ray Cramer
Lois
Melvin Copp
Melvin Eugene
Memorial Hospital
Norbert Grosdidier
L. M. Holmes
Guy Grimes
Walter Vitt
Kaw Val-ly
Reno Student-Teacher Mrs Aaron Boards in Leavenworth
Miss Jean Aaron of Leavenworth teaches at Reno school and stays with Mrs Barnhart. Mrs Charles Hayden of Washington DC arrived on Saturday for duties and visits.
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Jean Aaron
Leavenworth
Reno
Barnhart
Charles Hayden
Washington, D. C
Local Social Notes and Schools Update
A long list of visits and gatherings includes the Dehoff families from Council Grove, relatives visiting here, and a family picnic at the state lake with about 16 present. Mary K. Barnhart attends Lawrence Business College. Mrs. Bernhart, Mrs. Hutton, and others travel to Ohio for an extended visit. Sielen White returns to KU to assist in enrollment days. Also noted are haymaking by Skeets crew, a Topeka fair outing, and a classroom ad for Lawrence Business College offering a two year accounting course with enrollment now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Hillsden
Peter Dehoff
Council Grove
C L. Dehoff
A. Dehoff
E. S. Dehoff
Aid Society
Gatch
O'Dea
Stuart
Satanta
Mary K. Barnhart
Lawrence Business College
Fred Bernhart
Leavenworth
A. Hutton
Wayne Martin
Kansas City
Waldron
Bethel
Sarahsville
Ohio
Watson
Skeets
M. F. Black
Topeka
Barnhart
Aaron
Tonganoxie
Sielen White
K. U
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FROSK
Watson Library
Wren
John Donovan
Fordham University
Fordham Ram
Grace Tainish
N.Y. U
School of Law
K. U. Men's Student Council
Fred Harris, Jr
Chanute Tribune
Freddy
Phi Psi
Mortar Board, Women’s Honorary Society
Union Fountain
Supreme Court
Charles Lyons
Lyons
Howard
Tony” Immet
Denver
Colo
Eddie Rice
Salina
Daisy Hoffman
Pi Phi
Union Building
B. F. Nanninga
K.U
U. Dramatic Groups
Kansas Electric Power Butter’s
Landrith Grocery Store
Vernon Hardware Co
Grayce Hat Shop
Davis Dress Shop
Hanna's Radio Shop
Bowman Raisin & Refrigerator Service
Drake's Bakery
Lawrence Paint & Wall Paper
Sanvs Market
OD. K
Permanent Wave Shop
Ochse Printing Shop
Green Bros. Hew
Beal Brothers
Byrd Fur Co
Moore
Val. Val
Frank Ciamangelo
Q. H
Dora Meyers
Ruth Crockett
Tenneys Rooney Yan Ain
Florence Hartman
Winona
Krorers Ih. F
Holtzclaw
Coles
Mary Gray
Frank Gibbs
Spot Cash
Miller-Jones & D. M. Beers
HL i. Oe
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West Campus
Palace Clothing Co
Eugene Alford
Royal Shoe Shop
Billy Van_ Fleet
Mary K. Lattner
Giuwer Place
Wiliam Ferguson
Univ. Delve
Mrs. Edna Corp
N.Y
Greene's Shop
Blanche Luckan
Avao
Frances-Correa
Begis & Albert M
Sauretia Hunsinger
Ally VE Neek
Venn
Cher
R. Barnhart
L. Miller
Johnson
Geo
Gerstenberger
LOT We
Monta Casanova
jGlubs Clothing Co
Mes
Alexenis
Ala
Jimmy Richardson
Viti
A.W. Cunningham
Ind
Reifschneider
Dillon
Vo Ohio
Eldon Davis
Be Ssudara
Mary Holtzclaw
N. H
O. H. Transue
Ore
Tara E
Howard Palmer
Mis
Bert Steffens
Oo. McCleery
Irene Kennedy
Weaver's
W. M. Casey
Park Ve
Soraers
Edward Moore
Feed Troutman
Carls
A. J. Hetzel
Talis
Mass
Bell Music Co
Chaciea Bell
Maurine Auchard
N. Ars
Rumsey-Allison
Lola Karnari
Tenn
IFS
Shimmons Plumbing - Costrits
Maskellache Luckan
Ariene Roberts
Henry Nixon
Tdgehill
F. Baker
Pearl Gradher
Dorothy Wier
Park
the World Co
F. Ballard
Kansas Public Serv. Co
A. H. Sluss
Swanee
Methodist Church
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Kentucky Streets
W. W. Stoenpelwerth
Jesson
Rare Fish
Kentucky Street
Leon Lalier
Butcher
Ady
Westminster Choir
Man
Grange
Literary Digest
Conference Brotherhod
Lutheran Church
Woodring
Columbia
CPA
Harry H. Woodring
St. Joseph
Paul Williams
State Club
Saint Jean de Luz
France
Gonzalo Queipo de Llano
Ronda
Malaga
Belleview
Donald Allsop
D. If Allsop
Oskaloosa
Q. E. Votan
C. C. Gerstenberzer
J. F. Shieck
Virginia
Gladys
Ralph Traxler
Amity
Lecompton
Julia, Bahnmaier
G. W. Grutzmacher
Westmoreland
D. C
Hesper
Tom Bird
United States
America
B. F. Nanninga, O. D
Fitch Ins
Agenc
Fia
Peoples State Bank
Massachusetts
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