Bank of France Raises Its Discount Rate to Five Percent
Paris reports the Bank of France lifted its discount rate from 3 to 5 percent to stem a drain on gold reserves. The government discussed a possible franc realignment with British advisers as gold shipments continued, including the Berengaria departing Cherbourg with 35 cases for New York. Wall Street anticipated limited market impact from any franc action.
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Paris
Bank of France
France
Cherbourg
New York
Wall Street
Banking and Stock Exchange
Eleanor Holm Jarrett Still Mad at Brundage
Philadelphia reports Eleanor Holm Jarrett remains angry at Avery Brundage head of the American Olympic Committee. She jokes she would kick him and sock the guys if she met him again, while Brundage says the decision to dismiss her from the U S swimming team was made by the committee he chaired.
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Philadelphia
Eleanor Holm Jarrett
Avery Brundage
American Olympic Committee
Brundage
New York
Europe
A.A.U
Community Night For Colored People At WPA Project
WPA recreational project hosts a community night at Second Christian church located at Nineteenth and Tennessee streets. Crafts groups also meet there Mondays and at St James AME church in North Lawrence. Mayor James L Key ends 19-year administration on December 31 marking a political milestone. William R Hartsfield who won the runoff with 12 348 votes to 8 178 will take office January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPA
Second Christian Church
Nineteenth and
Tennessee Street
St. James A.M.E
North Lawrence
Key
Atlanta
James L. Key
William R. Hartsfield
Test Your Knowledge Classic Qs From Classified Page
A reader asks seven trivia questions from the classified page including Harold L. Ickes federal post, where Washington’s army wintered, Drury Lane city, The Pointers in astronomy, Antonio Fogazza Tro, Massachusetts capital, metal malleability, John Marshall birth state, George Whiting Flagg, and Ellis Island location.
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Harold L. Ickes
George Washington
Drury Lane
Antonio Fogazza- Tro
Massachusetts
John Marshall
United States Supreme Court
George Whiting
Flagg
Ellis Island
Freshmen vow to wear dinky caps at KU cap ceremony
KU frosh plan a cap donning event Friday at 7 15 pm in the University auditorium under Y M C A freshman council and fraternity influence. The tradition aims to endure though some oppose old hazing while others fear renewed enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U. Frosh
Kell to Speak at Democratic Headquarters Tonight
Raymond Kell formerly of Lawrence will address an open meeting at the Democratic headquarters 810 Massachusetts street this evening at 8 o'clock. Kell, a Harvard Law School graduate, has spoken for the Democratic National Committee. Also this afternoon precinct committeewomen and owners of donkey banks met at the headquarters in a session labeled a donkey bank meeting. Saturday at 2 pm Mrs Annie Dickie Olesen, former Minnesota Democratic national committeewoman, will speak at the headquarters.
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Raymond Kell
Lawrence
Massachusetts Street
Kell
Harvard Law School
Democratic National Committee
Annie Dickie Olesen
Minnesota
Democratic National
Students pack KU rally as Justice Smith speaks
More than 150 University of Kansas students attended a Young Republican rally where Justice W. A. Smith of the Kansas Supreme Court spoke in Fred Sea ton’s absence. Tra G O. Scott urged support for the state superintendent of schools candidate. Douglas county Republicans were announced, with club officers elected including Harry O'Riley as first vice president and Ruth Bordner as women's chair.
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University of Kansas
W. A. Smith
Kansas Supreme Court
Fred Seaton
Young Republican Club
Tra G O. Scott
Douglas County
Quentin Brown
K. LU
Kansas
U.S. G. Mank
Harry O'Riley
Acuse
Young Rovurlican Club
Gill Gough
Chanute
Ruth Bordner
Lawrence
Bill Tripp
London For
Shaad remembered at Kiwanis meeting
A Kiwanis meeting at Wiedemann is held in memory of Dean George Shaad of the University of Kansas School of Engineering. Chancellor Lindley and others praise his fairness, friendship, and nation wide impact on engineering education.
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George Shaad
University of Kansas School of Engineering
Kiwanis Club
Wiedemann's
K. H. Lindley
Fred. Raymond
E. F. Weatherby
Paul B. Lawson
Lloyd Houston
Waldemar Gelich
Schubert
D. M. Sivarthout
Lindley
Air Six
State of
Kansas
Weatherby Spcake
Shaad
Kiwani
Haskell Indians to Appear in Jubilesta Festival
A group of 20 Haskell Institute Indian students will join Kiowa dancers from Oklahoma at the Kansas City Jubilesta Folk Festival next Wednesday. Earlier, 15 Haskell dancers helped Clinton, Missouri celebrate the town’s centennial.
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Haskell Institute
Kansas City
Margaret Speelman
Haskell
Oklahoma
Clinton
Hold Two Marble Machines Seized Near Campus Cafes
Chief Jude Anderson and officers seized two marble slot machines from the Cottage cafe near the K U campus and the Granada Coffee Shop. A city attorney conference was set to decide charges, with cases likely in police court tomorrow.
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Tolice
Jude Anderson
K. U
Granada
Anderson
R. F E. Melvin
Officers Installed at William de la Mare Council
Officers of the William de la Mare council, Scottish Rites, were installed at the Masonic temple after a 6:30 dinner. Dr. James Naismith spoke on the Berlin Olympic games. Installing officer I K Melvin presided for W H W Quakenhbush as commander and other listed officers and appointives were installed.
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William de la Mare Council
Masonic Temple
James Naismith
Berlin
Lodge of Perfection
I. K. Melvin
W. H W. Quakenhbush
Guy E. Young
Wf. Whetstone
William T. Johnson
R. FE. Melvin
E. M. Owen
A. FE. Huddreston
David Passon
Baseball Roundup Picks and Results Across Leagues
In the American League New York, Sept. S41, Derp M Geberg belts his 49th homer as the Athletes drop a close one in Philadelphia. Postponements hit Washington and Cleveland while Boston and New York split a twin bill. In the National League, Mezzamat drives in two for Brooklyn in a 9-4 opener loss to Philadelphia. Giants lose to Beane in a doubleheader after clinching the pennant. Pittsburgh to Cubs 4-0 in Wrigley action as Blanton shines.
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New York
Derpite Low Geberg
Philadelphia
Burk Tes
Ross
Hiry Tard
Neston
Washington
T. Lol
Cleveland
Pearson
Murphy
Brookben
Brooklyn
Burkhardt
Kelleher
Grace
Kisensa
Gautreais
Boston
Boo
Schumacher
Mancuso
Maclayden Sleeper
API
New York Giants
Boston Beas
Gabler
Danning
Wete
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cubs
Seaason
Wrigley Field
Pirates
Cy Blanton
Lares
French
Kkood Doo
Blanton and Todd
French, Carleton and Hartnett
Cincinnati
St. Louis Sehert
Arguing Ottawa Case Seeks Street Truck Ban Injunction
Ottawa Kan Sept 24 Attorneys argued before District Judge Hugh Meanson on a temporary injunction against Ottawa’s ordinance barring large gasoline transports from city streets Arthur L Claussen Topeka representing 12 truck firms contended the ordinance was discriminatory R R Redmond city attorney argued the ordinance was valid and nondiscriminatory
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Ottawa
Kan
Hugh Meanson
Arthur L. Claussen
Topeka
R. R. Redmond
Ordinance Halted After Town Truck Crash Fire
After a truck overturned on the main street, two lives were lost and several houses burned. The enacted ordinance faced a temporary restraining order from truck companies. Judge Means was to review the case under advisement.
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Judge Means
Noted Color and Fuel Upgrades Quietly Transform City
Lawrence residents recall bygone beauty ideals while the city unveils a new automatic Stoker at City Hall, purchased for 484 dollars with expected fuel savings. A high efficiency six shelf oven from Carl Drake bakes 500 loaves per hour, with pastries heated by a Live Heat gas oven. Rain totals for the Worien neighborhood reach 1.2 inches for the week ending September 2, plus 0.2 and 1.0 inches on September 15 and 16. Kiwanis and Cooperative Club play off, Kiwanis winning 12 to 7 in seven innings. Prof Baumgartner reports a letter from Prof Engel in Germany studying American educational research, Engel to sail home October 17.
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Carl Drake Bakers
Massiechsetts Street
Lero
W. J. Baumgartner
BF. Engel
Germany
Engel
Berlin
Ume
Ilp
Signs of Recovery for KU Typhoid Patient Charles Laub
Charles Laub of Kansas City Kansas, a KU senior in engineering, shows signs of recovery from typhoid fever after isolation since September 11 at Watkins Memorial Hospital. He spent the summer on a farm near Stoutland Missouri and arrived in Lawrence September 16 after being ill three weeks before admission. Dr Canuteson says no danger of spread as the fever had passed its contagious stage before his arrival.
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Charles Laub
Kansas City
Kan
K. UL School
Engineering
Watkins Memorial Hospital
University
Laub
Stoutland
Countesus
Lawrence
Canuteson
Lauri
Summerfield Scholar III Carter Butler in hospital
Carter Butler freshman Summerfield scholar from Topeka is confined in Watkins Memorial hospital in Kansas City with a heart infection. Dr. R. J. Canuteson, director of student health, says Butler rests easily but will need rest and quiet for some time. Butler was an honor student in the 1936 Topeka High School graduating class.
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Jesse Gamber
University School of Engineering
Great Bend
Watkins Hospital
K. U
R. I. Canuteson
Gamber
Carter Butler
Topeka
Summerfield
Watkins Memorial Hospital
K. C
R. J. Canuteson
Butler
Topeka High School
Notice of Final Settlement in estate matter
Probate Court of Douglas County Kansas. In the matter of the estate of Howard P. Mallier deceased. Creditors and all interested persons are notified that on September 2, 1936, I will file a report of administration and seek final settlement. First published October 6 in The Lawrence Daily Journal World. Attorneys for administrator are listed.
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Ly Journal-World
Dongth County
Kansas
Howard PL Maller
Taut Baba
Patel Bestite
Douglits Ptnty
Kinnsas
Sabd Bae
Digtenar
Attories
Dos Vase
John At
Dourlan County
Saul
Ste
Pavelve
Jango
Alen
Lawrence
Wichman
Gorrill
Asher
Fragmented Tarweenery dournale notice on poets and staff
A garbled Tarweene excerpt lists numerous names such as Danbea W. and Snyder along with references to poetry and parties. It outlines concerns about who has been conveyed or styled, mentions various individuals, and includes stray notes on dates and positions. The legible items suggest a reading of notes or a roster rather than a clear event.
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K. U
Tennessee Street
Croupaman
Danbea
Robert Op Hatte
Satyaaed Snyder
Willuam
Dhinehinson
Tatehil
Ternhiem
Charles S. Wildee
Dosenh W. Parnham
James II
Carmel
Thelsier Boarse
Mary
Helis
Eateaters
Adiutinaty
AMV
Stey Whittie
Wren Moelt
Foemditia
Law Notice in Douglas County Kansas Mortgage Case
In an action filed in the District Court of Douglas County Kansas W J Adams demands answer or plead to a petition by October 29 1936 or judgment will be entered for foreclosure of mortgages on real estate in Douglas County Kansas Dated Lawrence Kansas September 11 1936 by W W Adams attorney C G Stewart first published September 10 1936 in the Lawrence Journal World Probate Court of Douglas County Kansas
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District Court
Douglas County
Kansas
W. J Adams
Lawrence
BR. Adams
G. Stewart
Lawrence Daity Journal-World
LeXota
M. aAthey
W. Athey
Hubert Rolertaire
Samuel 8. Snyder
Joel Grover
John F. Wood
Willian AL Ktaking
Georke Wy Jiuteh
Ingon
Horatia N. Bent
MH. D. Ladd
S. Tt
Prentiss
Luther Dickey
Henry F. Saunders
Catherine M. Lord
Martha Hh. Wakefield
Dda Akins
Loan and Trust Savings Bank of
Caoncorl
New Hampshire
Howard Raymond Athey
Hesward Raymond Athey
C. ©. Stewart
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
William Dorking
Gertrude Stonehack
H. H. Stonelak
Leavenworth, Lawrence and Galveston
Wakarusa Creek
Lawrences
Fred A. Vogter
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Roosevelt
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Dean
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Edward McKitrick
Draper
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Kaw Valley Fuel Company
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Cooperative Observer
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Haskell Stadium
Round Corner Drug Store
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Lawrence Business College
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Tate
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