Newsprint reaction to Warsaw fall dominates London editorials
London papers editorialize on the occupation of Warsaw by German forces and its global impact. Stories gauge strategic, military, and political implications, noting Russian retreat and Allied need to act while preserving strength for future actions.
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London
Warsaw
Teutons
Daily Telegraph
Balkans
England
The
Daily Graphic
Russia
Sedan
Powers
Woman Drowns Babies Then Jumps Into Well in Alabama
A 30 year old woman, Mrs Tee Tatum, suffering mental distress, drowned her two infants by throwing them into a well near Deatsville Alabama and then leaped into the same well. Court records show Topeka resident TK Lyte and Lawrence business trips noted in dispatches.
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Alabama
Montgomery
Tee Tatum
Deatsville
Ali
Hersyl al
Aging Penitentiary Inmate Faces Long Term Care
A 72 year old man named Frank Camp son of Lyon count was received at the Kansas peniten tiary to serve one year for persistent violation of prohibitory law. He is ill and feeble, crippled with paralysis, and will be kept under constant care rather than work. He is described as one of the oldest and most helpless prisoners ever brought to the state penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Campson
Lyon
Kansas Penitentiary
Carlson
Nunsus Penitentiary
Educate with Movies Pittsburg School Plans Visual Classes
Pittsburg Kansas announces fall term the State Manual Training Normal will begin next month with weekly film showings for every class. A projector and machine have been installed for free screenings in the auditorium, prioritizing educational films to demonstrate how visualization enhances learning. President Crandenhouse urges broader use of pictures in schools and outlines aims to prove the method's value and best practices.
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Pittsburg
Kan
W. A. Crandenhouse
Air Scouts Watch Paris Lights From Montmartre
Aviation corps scouts patrol Paris to spot unauthorized lights at night. Detectives monitor signals across the city, arresting several suspects and seizing property in the effort to curb light infractions as dawn nears.
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Paris
Ais
Aviation Corps
Montmartre
Social Roundup of Baldwin and Nearby Visits
Country correspondents recount lists of visits and dinners across Baldwin. Families including Breithaupt, Fleer, Pippert, and Jensen share meals, help neighbors, and travel to Lawrence and Lone Star for tea, chores, and short trips. Neighbors such as Dunn, Bond, and Markley appear in routine calls and local gatherings.
Local names and visits noted in weekly social column
A long list of names and social calls fills the page with references to visits, dinners, and attendances. Charley Avide aided Mir W wheat Friday while Alie Hack visits Mrs and Theo. Several residents travel to Lawrence and attend gatherings, with spouses and kin named among the attendees.
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Charley Avide
Alie
Hack
Wits
Theo
Andl Myps
Lawrernen
Frankie
Lindel
Red
Ofte Taek
Waller
Edward Haun
Mes C
Aliettonk
Dvlite
Butt
LL Sheabner
Steabner
Stine
Hidelit Seliwintz
Alt Honess
Vogler
Salone
Php Vagler
Wai
Seliwark Homo Sualter
Burton
Milio
Trandiin Barion
Clara Selwwarz
Quid
Ralma Jelde Helwad
W. Th. Slernberger
Mericatel
Will Jotiminines
Ir. Pomdauelnoy Palo
Hilda Schwarz
Westernberger
Albert Hornber
Perl Helmer
Tate
M Saude Kather- van Sind
Tain Kathermnei
Jelde
H. Mornberger
Taek
Lawrence
Miss Hazel Jones Returns to Columbia Area Past Fort Nights
Fragmentary notes show Miss Hazel Jones visiting Columbia with Mr A E Cnitis and family over Sundays in recent weeks. Mrs Starbuck and daughter traveled from Indianapolis to spend time with sister Mrs Wan Weesne. Also mentions Mr Mattison, Fred Simons, Chorelhaugh, Winifred Wolf, and other local names in casual social gatherings.
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Woo Homber
Sand
C. Pippert
Peay
Fran
Willian Pigpert
Tee Ailees
Sis- Low
Breithagyt
Wrede
Baldwin Mordlay
Mer William Simon
Willer Fleer
Henry Selwartz
John Relwatm
Mberi Hornhereer
Othe
Heffner
Mars
Chas
Pippert
Henry Pizipert
Lide
Lemmy Klin
Cok
Stark
Ae Willis Dunn
L. Plery
Bred Sims
Charlie Jones
Tra Rothgoek
Aly
J. L. Jones
Miss Opal
Measani Grove
Erta Markley
Hazel Jones
Lawrence
Dra Rothrock
Lonestar
Clark Lonnt
Coker
M Curtis
Solent
Starbirers
Lawyrenee
Loddahoma
Indiana
al Mattison
C. Bond
AJ Mat
A le Hanes
Hazel “Jones
A. E Cnitis
Pp. ¢. Bond
Starbuck and Dauucter
Sundastrom
Indianapolis
Tadiana
Wan
Winifred Wolf
Jones
Myre
Fred Simons Hone
m_ Chorelhaugh
To Survey Waterways In Kansas Discusses Plans
In Topeka Kansas engineers and officials debate methods to prevent floods along the Kansas River Valley Two main plans are reviewed One favors a series of reservoirs under federal supervision the other a system of dikes and rubble clears driftwood to curb high waters The executive committee of nine members appointed by the governor will refine a plan for presentation to the state legislature with Stansfield among those in attendance on business.
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Strickler
Slite Public Utities Commission
United’ States Wau Department
Union Pacific Railroad
Kansas River Valley
Kansay
The Harris sparrow feather regeneration study described
The Harris sparrow, a common winter bird, shows a jet black throat in summer but fades to buff in winter as feather regrowth fails if the bill is torn. Regeneration may heal the feather, but severe damage can kill the bird. The University museum houses heronain specimens illustrating feather regeneration.
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Mathre
University
Hylanorains
Diamond Imitations At Haworth Exhibit Feature Historic Gems
The Haworth Mineral Exhibit at the University showcases imitations of fourteen famed diamonds. Notable stones include the Cullinan, recovered in South Africa, cut with funds raised by King Edward’s supporters, yielding two diamonds larger than any previously known. The Blue Diamond of Hope, rare as a blue gem, drew American interest for a possible sale to Senator Clark of Montana. Other pieces include Sanex, Sea of Persia, Star of the South, and Regent among others.
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Haworth
South Africa
Edward
Ennoy
America
Clark O
Montana
Sanex
Sea of Persia
Star of the South
Nassac
Great Mogul
Porton Menlesaedes Pasha
Corn yields drop shift in Kansas northeast region
A state crop report shows northeastern Kansas counties still average 74 percent of normal corn conditions while several northwestern counties exceed the state average. High water and scarce streams reduced yields in Leavenworth Doniphan and Atchison areas, contrasting with better conditions in western counties.
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Plon
Kansturk
Leavenworth
Atehisun Counies
Pidevrense
Ehteli
Secion
Erahr
Clay
Clow
Riley
Doniphantown
Atchison, Nemaha
Jackson Jefferson
Marshall Washington
Pottawatomie
Repair
Phillips
Decatur
Rawlins
Cheyenne Sherman
Thomas, Sheridan
Graham Rooks
Wallace Logan
Gove, Treac
Fllis
Real Estate Transfers Including Warranty Deeds and Lots
Transfers list Marearethin Hausian Wilow Uist Wah Henry Hangin and Paul Ki of Tit R21 plus NW 42 Ty SE I ca ef ie 21 acres. Also S 2 of re Ot 1 acre, SW 1-21 and NW 1-4 2 acres in SP TEE R20. Meadeamlowitv Lawrence Kan, Ella Ho J A White 5500 S12 SE 14 of $10 £ 13 RY.
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Wilow
Derk
Henry Hangin
Paul KI
SP Tee
Meadeamlowitv
Lawrence, Kan
Ella Ho
J. A. White
Nature Protects Birds Through Seasonal Color Change
The article notes birds adapt to their life and environment with seasonal color changes. It highlights the Ptarmigan turning from brown in spring to white as heavy snows begin, illustrating natural camouflage by molting and seasonal habitat shifts.
Notable physiology alumni hold key academic posts
Graduates and former students from the physiology department occupy top roles across universities. Orville Brown leads a saniforum project in St Louis. Dr Ry Scammog teaches anatomy at Minnesota. Dr St G Hosking is a research physiology professor at Northwestern. Charles W Hooper is a clinical medicine professor at California. Soliman serves as a professor at Western Reserve. Edwin A Baumgartner acts as assistant anatomy professor at Washington University. W J Meeus graduates serve as physiology professors at Wisconsin.
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Versity
Orville’ Brown
The
Universi
Faber Hlosis
Saniforum
St. Louis
Ry &. Scammog
Graduate
Log
University of Minnesota
Washington University
W. J. Mee
Hill
University of Wisconsin
Hoskins
Cini LY
ER. Scaipman Vas
Julia Simms
AG. Vlosking
Gussie M. Dake Anilow
Uncle Sam Oil Company promotes independent petroleum empire
A Manitoba style tract extols the Uncle Sam Oil Company as the independent middle west oil producer and distributor. It claims Kansas Oklahoma and Missouri profits, urges public ownership of oil products, lists dozens of offices, brands, and employs over 400 people with 15,000 stockholders, and invites inquiries through a coupon.
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Uncle Sam Oil Company
Kansas City
Tulsa
Sherryvale
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
New York
Russia
Broadway
Whiel
Middle West
Kerryvale
Oklahom
Oklahoma City
Secretary of the Interior
Oil Trust
Willeh
Stites
Stite
Uncle Sam Oi Company
Tatu
Towa Pobressi
Ieee
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BLUES
France
Lyte
Topeka
Wrexter Hay
Roaoze
Air Scouts
Melton
Toa
Yea
John Breithaupt
Beldwin
Clara Fleer
J. W. Breithaupt
Fred Tadingthorne
Berniece
Fene
Staturday
Ind
Jitterhorne
Roy
Mabelle Louk
Simeday Evens
Piux
Dunmire Js
McCullochs
Lealing
Oplyer
Columbia
Dora Permaissanes Siervey
Then
Herwitys
Kauss
Variany
A. M. Stansfield Sonne
Tom Atetar
Erday
NS Jaedicke
Mass
Klein
Massachusetts Street
Sceriest
Haworth Hall
Bnt
Douglas
Kant
Ata
Ore
Countie
de Mora
Che Ian
Sudan
McNiss
Capitol
Astor
Harvester
Cherryvale
West Mheneral
Kans
Carrollton
AM Tulsa
Cenchester
Newton, i
Belleville
Beloit
Atchison, Kan- Tulsa
K Sas
Mankato
Wansas
Dodge City
Kanga
Jabunia
Winfield
Wellington
Ter
Pittsh
Wieh Les
Conneil Blairs
Iowa
Creat Bend
Ottawa
Alva
Rossville
Nebraska
Nebrask Meriden
Kinsas
Laos
Clay Center
Kar
Minneapolis
Watonah
Ingisher
Marion
Naps
Pawnee
Reno
Swearing al
Erde
Maritine
Uncle Sam Oil
H. H. Tucker, Jr
Kansas City, Kansas
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