Von Tirpitz Battleship Launch Behind Nazi Chorus
Hitler witnessed the launching of Germany’s 35,000 ton battleship Von Tirpitz at Wilhelmshaven amid Nazi shouts. The event follows Britain’s actions joined by France, with Hitler described as amazed and angry. Admiral von Trotha praised naval strength and peace through power as the ship began its journey to sea.
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Wilhelmshaven
Germany
Hitler
Fuehrer
Britain
France
Berlin
North Sea
Jadehusen
C.S.T
von Tirpitz
Admiral von Tirpitz
Rome
Ulrich von Hassell
Champagne
Tirpitz
Adolf von Trotha
Jutland
von Trotha
Reichstae
Chamberlain
Salute Flares as Graf Spee Ties Up in Port
Early morning crowds jam streets and wharves to glimpse the Graf Spee flagship. The Strength Through Joy organization ferries 6 500 people by special trains for the salute.
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Scharnhorst
Graf Spee
Joy Organization
Law code overhauls Kansas corporation laws
Frederick J. Moreau dean of the University of Kansas school of law and three others drafted a new Kansas corporate code adopted by the legislature. The bill repeals 89 sections and adds 155 to encourage corporate industry and align with industrial development goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick J. Moreau
University of Kansas School of Law
State of Kansas
Moreau
Robert Foulstone
Wichita
Charles L. Hunt
Concordia
Thomas A. Lee
Topeka
Mussolini Promises Land for Families at Capua
In Capua Mussolini told peasants that if there is not enough space for their families someone must provide it. He spoke at a land reclamation dedication as crowds shouted Tunisia and expansion. He said the reclaimed land would eventually host farmhouses with many children and space for all. He then departed by special train to Rome, ending a three day southern Italy tour.
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Naples
Italy
Mussolini
Capua
Tunisia
Il Duce
Rome
Bombs Thrown From Car Spark London Terror Fear
London police fear a new wave of terrorism after seven bombs exploded from a mysterious limousine in the early hours. Exposures damaged a newspaper office and a bank basement, but there were no casualties. The attacks are attributed to the outlawed Irish Republican army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Irish Republican Army
Injured in Rail Motor Wreck in Wichita
Nathan Bray a 54 year old Fort Scott Frisco railroad employee suffered a fractured skull a broken arm and possible internal injuries when a rail motor car left the track in northeast Wichita yesterday Five other workers were thrown from the car but had only minor injuries
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Wichita
Nathan Bray
Fort Scott
Frisco Railroad
Cantata Sunday at First Presbyterian by Westminster choir
The Lenten cantata The Seven Last Words of Christ will be performed Sunday at 7:30 PM by the Westminster a cappella choir under Dean D. M. Swarthout at First Presbyterian Church. Soloists Meribah Moore Joseph Wilkins and Rudolph Voth will sing the seven words with organ violin cello and piano accompaniment.
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Christ
First Presbyterian Church
Westminster A Cappella Choir
D. M. Swarthout
Meribah Moore
Joseph Wilkins
Rudolph Voth
Laurel E. Anderson
Karl Kuersteiner
Raymond
Fire destroys sanitarium in Missouri killing missing patient
A fire at Byrd Sanitarium in St Joseph Missouri last night left five injured and one patient missing Eva Ackles 55 Waterville Kansas feared dead Dr C F Byrd 63 operator said five patients remained in the building seven others had left for Easter. Mrs Nora Byrd 55 wife of the operator was severely burned and survived after jumping from a window. Jack Byrd 35 son Elizabeth Walsh 70 and Sarah Ruben 60 were also burned but not seriously.
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St. Joseph
Eva Ackles
Waterville
Kan
C.F. Byrd
Nora Byrd
Byrd
Local residents share visits and church activities in Stull area
Mrs Wulfkuhle and many neighbors gathered Tuesday to study stewardship leaflets at Mrs Kampschroeder’s home. Several families hosted guests from far and near, and Easter program plans emerged.
Ives Chapel couples host Speicher wedding near Pent Avenue
The fragment indicates Mr and Mrs Centropolis hosting Steve Speicher at a ceremony or event on a Monday evening near a place called Pent.
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Centropolis S
Steve Speicher
Near Pent
Community Socials and School Notes Reach Across Town
Mr and Mrs Herman Butell host. Guests include Mr and Mrs Harve Athey Mrs Tom Pugh Mrs Sarah Pugh and Mrs Ada Pugh. Kansas City visitors at Mr and Mrs August Wartrack. Frances Bailey attends county teachers meeting. Lobingier family hosts Bert Mary Lou Albert at Ray Lobingier home. Ruth Fouts and Charlie Miller visit from Topeka. Frank Johnson family and Howard Butler join George Samier household. Mrs Ford Winters of Baldwin visits Dick Fisher home. W A Felt of Lawrence guests of Harve Athey family. Ives Chapel Ladies Aid meets April 1 with pot luck lunch. Basket supper at Tees Chapel Friday March 31. Philip Miller Bertha Hemming Lyle and Dorothy Hemming visit I N Rutherford near Tonganoxie. Prairie City School news lists perfect spelling students and top spelling race winner Winest Dean Butell. Norma Athey wins fifth and sixth grade grouping prize.
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Herman Butell
Tom Pugh
Sarah Pugh
Ada Pugh
Harve Athery
Vail
Kansas City
August ‘Wartrack
Frances Bailey
Frank Lobingier
Albert
Mary Lou
Ray Lobingier
Ruth Fouts
Charlie Miller
Topeka
Frank Johnson
Charles
Claude
Jene
Howard Butler
Cand
George Samier
Ford Winters
Baldwin
Dick Fisher
W. A. Felt
Lawrence
Harve Athey
Ives Chapel Lailies Aid
John Dean
Tees Chapel
Philip Miller
Bertha, Hemming, Lyle
Dorothy Hemming
I. N. Rutherford
Tonganaxie
Prairie City School News
Morgan
Buddy Jardon
Peggy Jardon
Cis McConnell
Normaan Athey
Ciayle Cook
Charles Morgan
Ernest An Donald Lee Reed
Cevil Stecher
Heber McConnell
Wincel Dean Butel
Winest
Dean Butell
Ness
Cecil Stecher
Gayback
Donald Lee Reed
Esther McConnell
Norm Athey
Gayle Cook
Marguerite Reed
Norma Athey
Hopewell and Independence Club Teas Easter Reflections
Mrs Will Vaughn hosted Hopewell Country Club at her Apatire last Thursday with Mrs Stedhe Nichols leading devotionals. Fifteen members shared Easter Thoughts, including Mrs Leo Wve Lucas and Mrs Earl V R Kellar. Tea and refreshments followed. next meeting set for April 18 at Mr. and Mrs George Hunsit.
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Will Vaughn
Hopewell Country Club
Stedhe Nichols
Leo Wve Lucas
Earl V . R. Kellar
Carrie Williams
George Revnehie
Social Roundup of Local Visitors and Travels
Local families hosted or visited relatives and friends across several towns. Edgar and Claude Jordon left for Little Rock and Mississippi for a business trip. Others visited Gardner, Pleasant Grove, Girard, and Eudora, with several sisters and in laws sharing meals and overnight stays.
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Fairview
Dan Johanning
Henry Seele
Edgar
Claude Jordon
Vudc
Little Rock
Ark
Mississippi
Joan Merchant
Bonnie Jean Adriance
Thelma
Doris Lederer
Gardner
Baldwin High School
Thomas Lucas
W. WW
Lucas
Girare
Cecil Peterson
Peterson
Will Winters
Roy Deay
Pleasant Grove
Paul Cayner
Edmond
Okla
George Reynolds
Mabel Gilliland
Lawrence
Farl Ledverer
Grimes
Cleo
Hay
Eudora
Ben Hammond
Farl Black
Lewis Ticker
Frank White
Ray Reynolds
Clearfield
Clyde Deay
PL FE. Schuimeyver
Welcome
Minnie Seele
Mrv
Weekend Socials Highlight Local Visits and Moves
Brackett Mr Miller of Richmond visited Ar and Mrs George DD Walter over the weekend. 4 H club members and friends attended a Lake View schoolhouse play and social Friday night. E K Hazlett hosted Misses Kate Jewett and Winifred Benander at dinner at the Colonial Tea Room in Lawrence Sunday evening. Lorena and Bil Shockey moved out of the district and will not attend school. Mrs J obker of Kansas City was a guest at the Robert Ridley home Friday. The Pleasant Hour club met Wednesday.
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Miller
Richmond
George DD. Walter
Lake View
Fridiax
E. Daniels
Loop Hall
Lawrence
Lorena
Bil Shockey
E. K. Hazlett
Kate Jewett
Winifred Benander
Colonial Tea Room
J.obker
Kansas City
Robert Ridley
Pleasant Hour Club
Wed
Brackett
Farm Bureau
C. L. Mc
L. G. Groebe
Wnt
Manhattan
D. A. Groebe
Mary Anne
Kirby
Daniel Kirby
Smith
tCommuunity Club
TF. Taustlett
George Walter
Cle Winslow
Wilbur Jeffries
Lucille Walter
Ernest Kasold
Local clubs and meetings wrap up week events
A string of community gatherings was reported including a Wednesday meeting at Mrs Oliver Hobbs home with fourteen members and two guests on Women the World Over. other notes mention Farm Bureau unit at Mrs C L McHughs, Lenten meals, and school event coverage.
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Frank Speicher
EF. Hanlett
Topeka
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Dean Moreau
Robt. Montgomery Rosalind Russell
Robt. Ramsay
K.U
Geo Foleo
Joan C Crawford - James “Stewart
Lew Ayres
Lewis Sto
Technicolor Ballet
Westminster Choir
Miss Moore
Mr. Vath
Mr. Wilkins
Mr. Voth
Wilkins
Voth
Athirst
Jesus
Missouri
Lawrence Laundry & Dry Cleaners
Washington
Yarnold-Stull
W. C. Wulfkuhle
George Houk
Fred Kampschroeder
A. J. Hildenbrand
O. A. Ridinger
C. J. Kraft
O. R. Platz
G. C. Gilbert
Andrew
Elmer Bahnmaier
August Walter
August Kampschroeder
Viola
Milton Vaugh
Elk City
Charles Nichols
Elmer Nichols
Vaughn
Gertrude Nichols
Mary Wulfkuhle
Arthur Wulfkuhle
Watson
Richard Kennedy
Wallace Kennedy
Marvin Stuthell
Orange
Cal
George Murphy
Betty Lou
Donald
Marle Murphy
William Murphy
Stull Eryangelical Church
Cliiford
George Morris
Kansasity
Will Tee
Theodore Hall
Chris Kraft
Flu Kampschroeder
Tvan Cen
Clarence Slusser
Huey
Yvonne
Wits Huey
Richard Kampschroeder
Jack Holt
Saga of
Bill Elliot
Lone Star Pioneers
Little
Gébree O’brien
Arizona Legion
Victor MacLaglen
Pacific
Dick Tracy
Torchy
Velly
Barton Wack
Kennedy
Wenn
UL E
Patric Nonstes
ANE
Frank Mihugh
Alan Hale
Donald ‘Crisp
Chas. Bickford
Jack Lerue
John Litel
Stranger Than Fiction
Ted West
Slim
WREN
Hopewell
Schleister White’s ‘Orchestra
Babe’s
South
Baselior
Kansas
New Hampshire St
RS Cere
Arthur Lake
Penny Singleton
Larry Simms
Blondie
Edward Small
Adolphe Menjou
TURF
Dolores Costello
Roger Daniel Walter Abel
Alan Dinehart
Harold Huber
William Demarest
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