Old Show Dog Finds New Home With Van de Roovaarts
Five year old Parker Sergeant a well bred cocker spaniel spent years in a kennel before the VandeRoovaarts Mr and Mrs David of 2066 Eastern Boulevard SE adopted him. In three weeks Serg has learned names commands and shows strong affection trailing his owner from room to room and crying when left alone.
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Parker Sergeant
Serg
Serp
David Vande- Roovaart
Eastern Boulevard
Mrs van deRoovaart
van de Roovaaris
Mave
Vande- Roovaarts
Balkans Crisis and Japan Drive World War II Tensions
The article outlines Axis moves in southeastern Europe with Nazi legions near Bulgaria and Greece, Britain rushing troops to Salonika, and Greece and Turkey leaning toward Britain. It notes Stalin's stance on Hitler, Yugoslavia’s likely axis alignment, and Japan settling Indo-China talks while Britain shifts to defense production amid aerial bombings.
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Europe
Bulgaria
Aegean
Salonika
Axis
Greece
Turkey
Britain
Anthony Eden
Ankara
Athens
Black Sea
Joe Stalin
Hitler
Dardanelles
Germany
Yugoslavia
Roosevelt
Paul
Fuehrer
Albania
Balkans
Tokio
France
Thailand
Indo-China
Tokyo
Naval
Balkan
Admiralty
A. V. Alexander
Cardiff
Wales
Africa
Eritrea
Italian Somaliland
Tripoli
Rome
Spain
Carol of
Romania
Magda Lupescu
Portugal
United States
Food shortages and riots in Nazi-occupied Europe
Reported food shortages persist in many European countries under Nazi control. Germany fined Amsterdam eight million dollars for anti Nazi riots. Congress began a probe into recent air crashes. Strong gales floods and freak weather affected California. The week’s deaths include Gutzon.
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Amsterdam
Congress
California
Gutzon
Evangelists Open Two Weeks of Pre Easter Meetings
The Rev. Edward Vander Jagt and party from Grand Rapids Michigan arrive at Second Evangelical church on Eighteenth avenue and Ninth street SW Monday night for nightly services at 7 30 with Saturday exceptions. A large junior choir appears Friday. Prayer meetings occur four days weekly with coordinators Mrs Lindsey Mrs Schulze Mrs Stuckey and a church class room session. Wednesday prayer at 2 p m others at 9 45 a m.
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Edward Vander Jagt
Grand Rapids
Mich
Detroit
Second Evangelical
Eighteenth Avenue
Ninth Street
van der Jagt
G. E. Lindsey
Nineteenth Avenue
L. E. Schulze
W. E. Stuckey
Japs Repatriate Orientals In U S
New York AP reports Domei Japanese news agency broadcast a Yokohama dispatch about repatriation of an unspecified number of Japanese from the northwestern United States in view of rising Pacific tensions. They arrived aboard the vessel and were processed for transfer.
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NEW York
Domei
Yokohama
United States
Pacific
National Academy Takes Painting by Marvin Cone
Marvin Cone Borglum aged 69, sculptor of Mount Rushmore and Stone Mountain memorials, Chicago, dies of heart ailment. Ruby Laffoon, 72, former Kentucky governor, dies of stroke in Madisonville. Cone’s painting Appointed Room, from Haunted House series, accepted for the 115th National Academy exhibit opening March 11 in New York. Cone invited to artist reception.
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Marvin Cone
Coe College
National Academy
New York
American Fine Arts Society
Cone
De Berard Is Named Chicago City Engineer
Wilford W. De Berard born near Fairfax and raised there was appointed city engineer of Chicago. A Beloit College graduate in 1896 he served as western editor of the Engineering News Record for 16 years and became associate editor in 1927. He is a trustee of Wilmette, Illinois, where he resides.
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Wilford W. de Berard
Fairfax
Chicago
de Berard
Beloit College
Engineering News Record
Wilmette
Jil
Wisconsin Farmer Sends $16 To Aid Defense Program
A Wisconsin farmer with non taxable income sent $16 to the collector of internal revenue with a note stating he wants to help pay for defense and to stop Hitler. The funds will be forwarded to the treasury department.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Internal Revenue
Hitler
Treasury Department
Wasp Rescues All Eight From Schooner George E. Klink
The U S Navy aircraft carrier Wasp reported it rescued all eight crew members of the schooner George E. Klink from a fierce Atlantic storm off Cape Hatteras Friday night. The vessel hailed from Southwest Harbor Maine.
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Norfolk, Va
Wasp
George E. Klink
Southwest Harbor
Cape Hatteras
Piles Fistula Warns Of Serious Health Complications
Advertisement notes neglected piles fistula can worsen health and promotes a 122 page illustrated book on rectal stomach and colon issues with mild institutional treatment. Includes references and urges readers to contact McCleary Clinic Excelsior Springs Missouri.
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McCleary Clinic
Elms Blvd
Excelsior Springs
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Ularty
Rinso
DRUC
BORAX
May's
Brickle
Sanka
Kaffee Hag
Daggett and Ramsdell
Dean’s Kidney
Monarch Coffee
Magnesia
Hvinger
Iight Housekeeping
Dean
Super Chrome
Thqatte In
Heinz Foods
STAR
Hall’s
Gerber
Mali
SWIFT
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J. P. Coats
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IZ Nous
EAGLE
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NASH
Schamberger Motor Co
First Avenue E
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