Hearst Trashes Roosevelt Backers in New Deal Row
William Randolph Hearst, 73, in a cabled reply from Amsterdam, says he has shown Roosevelt receives the support of enemies of the American system. The White House calls such claims malice and political spite. Browder accuses Hearst-London campaign of lying to bolster Roosevelt. Hearst denies praising alien groups and faults Roosevelt for aligning with Bolshevists and Marxist figures.
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New York
William Randolph Hearst
Roosevelt
Hearst
Amsterdam
White House
Russia
Communist Party of the
United States
Earl Browder
Hearst-London
Browder
Ax United Front
Pittsburgh
Hearst-operated
WCAK
Stalin
Moscow
Professor Frankfurter
Tugwell
Richberg
Tam
Senator’s Son Washes Dishes for Expenses in Reno
John C. Neely, son of Senator Mathew M. Neely of West Virginia, works at a Reno nightclub washing dishes to pay expenses while seeking a divorce. He says he earns one dollar a day and has lived in a YMCA room since arriving over six weeks ago. He filed suit for divorce from Mrs. Mary Kathryn Neely on Saturday.
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Reno
John C. Neely
United States
Mathew M. Neely
West Virginia
Y M.C.A
Young Neely
Mary Kathryn Neely
Vernal Roth Elected Youth Section President
Edits Year Book Vernal Roth of Emporia Kansas a Kansas State college junior was elected president of the youth section of the American Country Life Association. The conference was held at Kalamazoo Michigan and will be held in Manhattan next year.
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Vernal Roth
Emporia
Kansas State College
American Country Life Association
Kalamaz00
Mich
Manhattan
New Romance Rumor Links Pickford to Buddy Rogers
Hollywood reports CM Mary Pickford admitted she may be engaged to Buddy Rogers and a wedding could occur in Hollywood or New York in early October before she sails for England. She booked passages on the Normandie and Queen Mary, with departure possible October 6 or 14, and kept silent on confirming or denying the romance.
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Hollywood
Mary Pickford
Charles “Buddy” Rogers
Ss. T
Miss Pickford
New York
England
Rogers
Iss Kfon
Douglas Fairbanks
Fairbank
Owen Moore
Fairanks
Buddy Rogers
Miss Pickford’s Age Noted in Probate Era Romance
Rogers, son of Probate Judge Bert Rogers of Olathe Kansas, born there, stands six feet tall and has spent ten years in films. He began as a boy musician, playing baritone and trombone in Ott’s band at Olathe, later joining a Kansas University dance orchestra.
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Miss Pickford
Rogers
Bert Rogers
Olathe
Kan
Ott
Kansas University
Stolen Dog Returns Home After Wandering Tale
In Talladega Alabama CPI Jack Storey reports his two terriers were stolen and swapped to two boys for apples. The boys sold the dog for five dollars. The animal wandered, was picked up by John Curtis and given to Earl Horn. Red Robinson had bought the dog and complained to police, who traced the dog back to Storey. Ultimately Storey recovered his dog, the boys lost the apples, and Robinson lost five dollars.
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Talladega
Ala
CPI
Jack Storey
John Curtis
Earl Horn
Red” Robinson
Storey
Robinson
Youth Fulfills His Vow To Avenge Dead Father
In Skoplje Yugoslavia Emin Basevic vowed at six to avenge his father's murder. Twenty years later Pristina police found Josip and his son in law dead with knife wounds. Basevic admitted to the killings, police said.
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Skoplje
Yugoslavia
Emin Basevic
Pristina
Josip “Umber
Basevic
Stage Struck at the Granada with Powell Blondell
Dick Powell and Joan Blondell lead the Granada weekly feature Stage Struck a singing and dancing show. Blondell plays a rich temperamental actress who joins show business for money while Powell directs dance. Jeanne Madden shines with a strong voice and poised presence in the plot.
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Dick Powell
Joan Blondell
Granada
Powell
Miss Blondell
Jeanne Madden
Blondell
Suave
Warren William
Duppet
Frank McHugh
Yacht Club
March of Time
Pathe News
Crowder and companions visit local homes Monday
Crowder J S Emmett of Kanwaka and J M Crowder called at C N Hudsons home Monday evening. Ray Gorrill of Baker and Mr and Mrs Ted Hollingshead and children Telitha and Alice called on Mr and Mrs W I Collins Monday morning. Walter Grammar and family of Winter and Samuel Grammar with Miss May Mucky spent Sunday at the C C Potter home with Mr and Mrs W S Collins and Eugene, Jack and Henry Collins and Henry Shields of Lawrence visiting Mr and Mrs Jack Myers at Brackett.
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J. S. Emmett
Kanwaka
J. M. Crowder
C. N. Hudson
Ray Gorrill
Baker
Ted Hollingshead
Telitha
Alice
W. I. Collins
Walter Grammar
Winter
Samuel Grammar
Miss May Mucky
C. C. Potter
W. S. Collins
Eugene
Jack
Henry Collins
Henry Shields
Lawrence
Jack Myers
Brackett
C. N. Hodson
Phil
Lecompton
Elmer Athey
Knowledge Hill
Frank Speicher
Topeka
Harley Armstrong
Lionel Rogers
Ida Hodson
Harland Qoley
Paul Athey
Henry Beuerman
Pearl Athey
Sammie
Wesley Grimes
William Grimes
Mis
Jane Potter
Russell Sehon
Shawnee
Glenn Sims
Kenneth Burl
Lyle
Stacy Potter
Jack Collins
Lawrence Titterington
C. Potter
Helen Norwood
Tecompton
Arthur Shields
Floyd
Edward Harmon
Baker University
Ralph Jardon
Oxnard
Calif
Cecil Jardon
Henry Seele
Carl Schwartz
Walter Jehle
Meg
John Grosha
Stony Point
Lloyd Foster
Adam Williams
Maurice Vaughn
Glenn Kalb
Theodore Haas
Weslaco
Texas
George Reynolds
Lester Brubaker
Fred Purvis
Howard
Youth Leader Alan Rankin Named Reveille Editor
Alan Rankin a Fort Hays Kansas State College sophomore and youth leader from Hays is named editor of the Reveille yearbook. He is the son of Prof and Mrs Roy Rankin.
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Alan Rankin
Hays
Fort Hays
Kansas State College
Roy Rankin
Sunday Dinner Guests in Columbia
Mr. and Mrs. Will Postma and Laurie and Richard with Mrs. David Kesler and the Shucks plus Darrell and Lloyd Shuck and Eva and Warren visited Charlie Brohammer. Willis Coleman and Clare Jay and Vaneta stopped by in the afternoon. Richard Postma traveled to Kansas City with Cecil Dover Sunday evening. Mrs. Wesley Flory spent time at Elmer Flory's. Solon Markley and Mary Katherine with William attended the Topeka Fair Thursday. Charles Shuck and Darrell and Lloyd Shuck were noted guests.
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Will Postma
Laurie
Richard
David Kesler
Charles Shuck
Darrell
Lloyd Shuck
Eva
Warren
Charlie Brohammer
Willis Coleman
Clare Jay
Vaneta
Richard Postma
Kansas City
Cecil Dover
Wesley Flory
Elmer Flory
Solon Markley
Mary Katherine
William
Lloyd
B. L. Taul
Letha Mae
Joe Ed
C. T
Mary Ann Counts
Topeka
Lewis Tucker
Lois
Arthur Rockhold
Irvin Deay
Ladora
Henry Seele
Kate Oswald
Ottawa
Earl Williams, Jr
Salina
Lawrence
Local residents attend events and funeral impact in Topeka area
Shuck and Eva and Warren spent Sunday evening at the Cecil Dover home. Families including Chester Wible, Doris, Russell, Lloyd Shuck, Darrell Shuck, Oscar Shuck, Evelyn, Byron, and Charlie Brohammer visited various homes and attended the fair in Topeka on Friday. Chester Wible traveled with Mr. Rumsey to Arkansas for business on Thursday. No school was held at Willow Springs Thursday and Friday due to Mrs. Springer's uncle's death.
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Willow Springs
Hopewell Independence Community Notes Share News
Hopewell Independence reports visitors from Pennsylvania to Roy Merchant and Walter Dyer families. A 20th wedding anniversary surprise for the Merchants featured neighbors and cake. Club events include Hopewell Country club meeting with postal service talk and Rockford notes, Wellsville fair attendance, and Independence community club officers elected.
Local Social Notes and Visits Across Town and Beyond
A parade of visits and travels fills the week as residents attend events and host friends. Families such as Taul Counts and Tucker Rockhold travel to Topeka and Ottawa, Baker University enrollments and fresh man status are noted, while others welcome guests from Oxnard, Weslaco, and Stony Point. Local dinners, church visits, and hospital updates mark the social scene with names like Harmon, Jardon, Purvis, and Reynolds appearing throughout.
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Columbia
Hopewell Independence
Earl Ferguson
McHenry
Walter Dyer
Roy Merchant
Pennsylvania
Ben Hammond
C. J. Fischer
Dodge City
Fischer
Hugoton
George Burger
Monte Vista
Colo
Sea Dyer
Shirley Jean
Fairview
Okla
George Newland
Leo Dyer
Vista
Loren Williams
John Daily
Nels Taft
Will Vaughn
Monte Randell
Clarence Randell
E. Ti. Purvis
Hopewell Country Club
A. M. Reser
U. S. Postal Service
Russell Greer
Carrie Williams
Rockford
W. H. Lucas
Silas Harmon
B. L. Taal
Julian
Wellsville
Pig
Jayhawk
Nancy Carroll
George Murphy
Buster Crabbe
Isabel Jewel
Colleen Moore
Alexander Corkland
Social Register
Peter B. Kyne
Frankie Darro
Roy Mason
Little Theatre OF
Patee
Barton MacLane
June Travis
Bengal
Robert Taylor
Janet Gaynor
Dickinson
Ken Griffith
Simone Simon
Herbert Marshall
Ruth Chatterton
Baxter
Barrymore Omre
Oe June Lang
Gregory Ratoff
Ramona
Loretta Young
Geo. Raft
Ben Bernie
Dr. Forbes
Frank McHugh Warren
William Yacht ‘Club
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At Bey
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