Knox Campaign Train Attacks Payroll Tax Plan
Campaign trip through Arizona as Governor Knox denounces the social security payroll tax as a heavy burden on working men. He argues the nine dollar per hundred tax will cut wages and raise living costs, urging backlash. An audience member faintly ingested poison amid the remarks before being removed for treatment.
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Knox
Phoenix
CPM
Frank Knox
Arizona
Chicago
Los Angeles
Harry Hopkins
California
Krox
Womahb
Mabel West
Philadelphia
Kansas University Young Republicans Meet Speaker Fred Seaton
Fred Seaton of Manhattan state chairman of the Young Republican club will speak at KU Young Republicans meeting in Fraser Theater Wednesday at 8 15 p m New students and those unaffiliated last year are invited to attend and join the proceedings Brown Seaton Brown and Schiller Shore announce KU organization chairmen will be elected for a vice chairmanship treasurer and a women's chairman to fill vacancies left by graduation Seaton a Republican national committee representative graduates from Kansas State College and is Fay Seaton's son
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Fred Seaton
Manhattan
Young Republican Club
University of Kansas Young Republican Club
Fraser Theater
Quentin Fred
Seeten Brown
K. U
Schiller Shore
Lamion
Seaton
Young Republicans
Sexton
Republican National Committee
Kansas Seats College
Fay Seaton
Ee Ree
NYA GROUP TO GIVE PLAYS AT LODGE MEETING
The NYA junior and senior dramatics groups will perform plays at a Rebekah lodge meeting in the I D O FY hall Friday and a military tap number at Liberty Memorial high school. Under Mrs Ralph Wolfson the senior group plans winter plays. Joins offered at Greenhall Monday Sept 28 at 7 30. Call Mrs Walfson at 2889 for details.
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NYA
Rebekah Lodge
Liberty Memorial High School
Ralph Wolfson
Greenhall
University
Test Your Knowledge Quiz Questions from Classified Page
A set of seven trivia prompts asks about a nickname insect Child of the Earth the century start surface distance from South to North Pole definition of a fluid lens the eleventh US president and the identity of Homer Dodge Martin, inviting readers to consult the classified page for answers.
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North Pole
United States
Homer Dodge Martin
Freshman lid debate and campus walkout at Kansas
At the University of Kansas the freshman cap tradition sparks conflict as students debate enforcement and price with the freshman council and Y M C A, while walkouts spread among fraternities. Other campus notes include convocation by Ts Zung Kou, the Phi Kappa Psi pledge walkout, and traffic rules taking effect.
Maryland Republicans await landslide promise drive
Baltimore on September 22 UPA reported Gov. Harry Nice and John Hamilton of the Republican national committee pledged that Maryland will go Republican in November. Hamilton praised Landon for reviving national business confidence and unity among Republicans and independents, arguing the GOP supports individual freedom and traditional values.
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Baltimore
UPA
Harry. W. Nice
Maryland
Tohn DP
M. Hamilton
Topels
John Hamilton
Hamilton
Alf M. Landon
United States
Landon
Lamson
Republican Party
Franklin
Doelana Roosevelt
CSEP Meal Plan at Kansas University Dropped
The CSEP meal plan at the University of Kansas will not be used in the first semester due to lack of student interest. Executive secretary Mig Mary Olsen announced the plan was dropped this semester. if enough students enroll next term, it could be reinstated. The plan offered US meals for 2.50 dollars at the university cafeteria.
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CSEP
University of Kansas
Mig Mary Olsen
Miss Olsen
Relief reform vow by Governor Allen at Republican luncheon
Kansas Governor Henry J. Allen told the Republican Women’s Luncheon club that relief must be administered honestly and fairly. He warned against turning relief into political graft while pledging not to let anyone starve, cites England’s civil service dole as a model to cut relief costs.
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Philadelphia
Emer
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Republican Women’s
Allen
England
Engineer W L Batt to Speak to KU Students
W L Batt national president of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers will address University of Kansas engineering students in Marvin hall Wednesday at 10 am. The talk titled The Initiation of the Young Engineer Into His Profession will cover professional entry. Batt leads SKKF industries and holds honors from Sweden including the Order of Vasa and the Royal Order of the North Star for promoting trade.
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University of Kansas
W. L. Batt
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Marvin Hall
Batt
S. Kk. F. Industries
Gustav
Sweden
Hospital Notes and Directory Call for New Listing
Memorial Hospital notes report Mrs PL Os Frick of Oswego underwent a major operation today and Mrs Harry Wertz of Eudora had a minor operation this morning. Mrs John B Harris and her infant daughter at 1004 Illinois Street returned home today. Omnia a Telephone Directory notice urges calling the business office at 2798 to list names in the directory going to press September 28. An advertisement promotes safe auto, truck and fire insurance with a direct call to action to contact Butcher at phone 992.
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PL OS. Frick
Oswego
Harry Wertz
Eudora
John B. Harris
Illinois Street
Omnia
the Telephone Co
Remodeling Begins at Whitcomb Greenhouse in Tennessee Street
The Whitcomb greenhouse on Tennessee street starts a full remodel to create a larger display and sales area and expanded greenhouse space. Albert Whitcomb built the original hot house in 1869, later remodeled in 1903, with Ninth street facing unit to gain more display space and additional storage via basement and second story. The project will add a complete line of cut flowers and potted plants with greenhouses flanking the sales room.
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Whitcomb
Tennessee Street
Vi Bell
Bell
Kansas
Albert Whitcomb
Ninth Street
Convocation at K U Features Chinese Student Leader Koo
A university convocation in Lawrence presents Tr. Ts dung Koo, Chinese student leader, on Wednesday morning at the University of Kansas auditorium. Koo, a St. John’s Shanghai graduate and former Chinese railway official, will speak on “Youth Building a New Work.” The event is part of an all-University program with Dr. Kon attending a Kansas City preaching nearby. Lawrence residents urged to attend.
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Ts Zung Kou
University of Kansas
Ts Dung Koo
Dr. Kon
Kansas City
Lawrence
Koo
St. John’s University
Shanghai
YMCA
China
Student Christian Federation
Wren
Oil Workers to Meet in Lawrence Tonight
All persons in Lawrence employed directly or indirectly in the oil industry and those interested in motorists issues are urged to attend a 3 o'clock meeting at the Hotel Eldridge. C. B. Holmes of Wichita explains the aim is to form a County Petroleum Industries committee spanning producers, refiners, and marketers in the county. Oil production rose in Tulsa to 9,635,246 barrels daily, up 16,507 for the week ending September 19 per the Oil and Gas Journal.
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Lawrence
Eldridge
C. B. Holmes
Wichita
Kansas Petroleum Industries Committee
Tulsa
Okla
The
Oil and Gas Journal
Detroit Tops St Louis In Five Home Run Night
In a doubleheader Detroit defeated St Louis 12 to 8. Elden Auker pitched five-hit ball for the winners while George Tebbetts and Al Simmons homered for Detroit. St Louis scored four in their half but couldn't overtake the lead as Detroit pulled away with multiple runs including a unassisted late surge. The New York Yankees and Philadelphia Philadelphia also posted wins in the league as Washington, Chicago, and Philadelphia faced various scores in late September action.
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St. Louis
Qadley
Elden Auker
George Tebbetts
al Simmons
ODF
Calawell
Aegiste Yy Aueker
Tubt
New York
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Evely
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Archer
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Dayle Glen
Hayes
Let Fuel
Dickesx
Chicago
Cleveland
Steattwea
Lee Nolington
Ashington Senators
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Washington
Walberg
Cueysrelie
Lipp
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Ciante
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Ehanek
Philadelpty i
Olean
Rich
Teria
Chitiber
Phaud
Iusfin
Abertreyiy Bertt
Brooklyn
Isn
Phelps
Lanning
Saath
Aphan Anaty Mueher
Cincinnati
Preyane Densteiet
Pirgeet Rei
Gasies
Pittsburgh
Marinet
Borers Attack Trees in Lawrence Area
Lawrence residents face growing threat as flat headed borers attack trees. KU entomologists say late season actions are useless and only early spring measures can help. A maple bark sample from Ed Pivesson shows three borers. weakened trees are most at risk as sap flow is blocked.
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Lawrence
K. U
Pivesom
Journal-World Office
Laurence Woodruff
K.ul
Haskell Students to Elect Football Queen This Season
Haskell students will elect a football queen this season with four candidates nominated during practice. Students will vote by writing a candidate’s name on admission tickets for the opening game next Friday. Admission for Haskell students is 25 cents, same as other schools. Nominating meetings for cheerleaders proceed with tryouts and election of two boys and four girls at a pep meeting.
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Haskell
Eaen Ss
Football Coaches in Good Form at Kansas University
Dr F C Allen announces six home games for the Lawrence teams and urges season-ticket sales for preferred seating. The freshman varsity game is billed as a strong contest with full intercollegiate atmosphere including two bands from KU and Lawrence High School.
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Rence
Jayhawker
Tommy
K. U
F.C. Allen
Lawrence Tans
Alten
Lawrence
Allen
Earl Falkenstein
Kk. U
Ottawa meeting draws Lawrence attendance for Baptist Alliance
At a Methodist church in Ottawa D R Truett of Tethis president of the World Baptist Alliance spoke last night. The alliance conducts meetings in 20 centers with 20 to 25 leading ministers contributing services. A local resident noted 24 Lawrence people attended the Ottawa session as speakers addressed local clergy and nearby centers.
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Lawrence
Ottawa
Truett
Tethis
World’s Baptist Alliance
City
Lawrener
Ultawa
Baby boy operation debated amid family clash in Chicago
Chicago doctor announced Julian Tafel consented to immediate surgery on his five day old son with a severe intestinal malformation. The father had argued against the operation despite the mother’s objections, saying life as a disabled person would be sinful to preserve. The baby, born last Thursday, faced a dire prognosis if surgery failed. Other notes report marriage licenses in Kansas and a speed record in Bonneville, plus FBI director Hoover urging action against youth crime and a debut by Rob Feller with the Browns.
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Chicago
Lewis K. Eastman
Julian Tafel
Itman
Ones
First Cub Pack Meeting Aids Boy Scout Prep In Lawrence
Heard in Lawrence reports the first fall Cub Pack meeting for 9 to 11 year olds at Cordley school Friday at 7 pm. Cubs and parents invited. no Pack meeting since June. Also Red Cross home hygiene class at Vinland rural high attracts 22 girls, led by Miss Ruby Fairbairn, with a Vinland fair exhibit planned this week.
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Organization of Bays
Cordley School
Beinning
Red Cross
Vinland Rural High School
Ruby Fairbairn
County Red Cross
Vinland Fair
Local families host gatherings and attend Wellsville fair
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Olmstead joined Mr and Mrs Gene Hoskins for supper. Mrs Henry Rohe and family visited Overland Park hosts Mr and Mrs Albert Jacobsen. Numerous Rohe and Madl family members attended Vinland High School 4 H club event. The Rohe, Kretsinger, Blakeman, and Chanay households appear at the Wellsville fair on Thursday and Friday. Various neighbors hosted, traveled to Topeka, and a farewell party was held for Jim and Janity Jones heading to Dighton.
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Wilbur Olmstead
Gene Hoskins
Henry Rohe
Albert Jacobsen
Overland Park
Mary Rohe
Vivian Madl
Arthur
Robert Madl
Vinland High
Martin Rohe, Jr
Aml Opal
George Rohe
Belles and Russell
Thurles Seward
Clarence
Louie Sehellack
MD Olmstead
Orta Kretsinger
Ed Kretsinger
John Hell Andl
Willie Chanay
Wellsville Fair
Roy Brotthaupt
Henry Brecheisen
Henry Roche
Reuben
Eva
Bob Jovy
Betty
Jean
Lawrence
Walter
Harry Hagenbuch
Eudora
Rohe
G. G. Blakman
Belle Rohe
Lorenz Spender, Jr
Ellenj Melville
Osgood Armstrong
Ed Olmstead
William Selzer
Newgene
Otto
John Chanay
Frances
Willie Otto
Dale Stanley
van Selzer
Derain
Charles Soward
Topeka
Jim Jones
Janity
Dighton
Social calls update from Oak Ridge and nearby towns
Mrs Milford Miller and children from Oak Ridge visited Mr and Mrs Charlie Shirar. Prin White visited John Hagen of Fairview. Oliver Schutz and Dale called on Mr and Mrs M Schutz. Mrs W T Lemon and daughter Caroline dined with Mr and Mrs Lyle King in North Lawrence. Eugene and Annabell Walker spent time with Mr and Mrs A Hoehle. C Fisele of Eudora visited Mr and Mrs Fisele. Stanley of Lawrence and AM Nichols of Oklahoma City were noted visitors. Mrs Frank Topping spent Tuesday in Kansas City. Arthur Utz and family of Number Six, Ted Flory and daughter Euelah from Kaw Valley, visited the Schutz home. G B Carter and wife were also callers.
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Milford Miller
Oak Ridge
Charlie Shirar
Prin. White
John Hagen
Fairview
Oliver Schutz and Dale
Lake View
M. Schutz
W. T. Lemon
Caroline
Tank
Lyle King
Betty Ann
North Lawrence
Eugene
Annabell Walker
A. (. Hoehle
Eudora
C. Fisele
Fisele
Stanley
Lawrence
M. Nichols
Oklahoma City
Frank Topping
Kansas City
Arthur Utz
Number Six
Ted Flory
Euelah
Kaw Valley
C. C. Flory
G. B. Carter
Local families attend Topeka fair and visit relatives
Sons from Leavenworth spent Saturday night with Mr and Mrs W T Lemon and daughter Caroline. Mr and Mrs W K Eisele and daughter Norma attended the fair at Topeka on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Harry Warmker and daughter of Kaw Valley, Mr and Mrs Frank Golf and son called on Mr and Mrs W L Lemon last Sunday evening.
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Leavenworth
W. T. Lemon
Caroline
W. K. Eisele
Norma
Topeka
Harry Warmker
Kaw Valley
Frank Golf
W. L. Lemon
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Nice
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Kansas State College
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Herbert (. Hoover
Alf AM. Landon
New York Herald-Tribune
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Earl Browder
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John W. Aiken
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Francis M. Law
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Charles P. Taft
Theodore Christianson
Minnesota
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Herbert Hoover
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Henry Breckinridge
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Frank W. Walther
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Gertrude Lynch
Coffeyville
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Stevie Kelle Stevens
Bonneville
Critee
Ricar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Peanee Esai Ene
St. Louis Browns
Rob Feller
Zephyr Bakery
Butler
Cliff Ramsey
Roy Lawrence Market
Zens Ior
Elms
Spo
Waite
Ash
John Ruskin
Manley
Agency
M. C. Manley
Gene Glahn
Lawrence Business College
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