Home defense programs sweep state legislatures
An Associated Press survey shows states rushing to parallel national preparedness with home guard organizations, explosives control, saboteur penalties, and defense-related laws. Measures include state guards in New York California and Illinois, anti sabotage statutes, and defense councils.
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Sam
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Kansas Democrats Hear Sen Claude Pepper in Topeka
Kansas Democrats have secured Sen Claude Pepper of Florida to speak at the annual meeting and banquet in Topeka February 22. Pepper will discuss the U.S. role in the European war and aid to Britain. Marion Fealty of Topeka chairs the Kansas Democratic club sponsoring the event.
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Mail to Congress on Lease-Lend Fails to Surge
Washington dispatch reports Postmaster Scott stating mail volume on the lease lent bill was small compared to floods of correspondence on arms embargo repeal or organization measures. He noted mail to congress members on the lease-lend topic fell well behind other major issues.
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Draftee William Billings Fails Physical in Sendoff
Talon Kansas February 8 six Mihami County residents gave William Milton Billings their first army draftee an elaborate farewell to Fort Leavenworth. A band and delegation escorted him to the train with music and speeches. He did not pass the physical and returned home quietly.
House building urged to meet defense housing needs
Washington February 3. A report to President Roosevelt urges construction of 14 375 dwelling units to meet a sudden need in areas with defense workers. Defense housing coordinator C F Palmer says local efforts cannot meet the demand. The plan includes 400 dwelling units for Wichita.
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Defense
Wichita
Mineral Industry Booklet Is Ready in Kansas
A 64 page booklet with 100 photos detailing Kansas mineral resources was published by the state geological survey and the University of Kansas with cooperation from the state industrial development commission. It notes Kansas minerals value at 165 million dollars annually and argues the mineral industry could soon rival agriculture in state importance.
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Willkie Receives Red Rose in Lancaster Visit
Wendell Willkie, touring bombed Coventry and Birmingham, is greeted by a crowd in Lancaster where the mayor presents him the red rose symbol of Lancaster. He tours Liverpool docks and meets Lord Derby and Lord Mayor Sir Sydney Jones before planning to see King George VI and Queen Elizabeth.
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Queen Elizabeth
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Sydney Jones
Colon disorders linked to chronic ailments and a free clinic book
Colon disorders are tied to chronic illnesses such as piles fistula constipation and digestive troubles. A 122 page book from the McCleary Clinic world’s largest colon and rectal institution explains causes effects and treatments and is offered postpaid with patient histories on request to The Mc Cleary Clinic HE 2504 Elms Blvd Excelsior Springs Mo Adv
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McCleary Clinic
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Canada
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Excelsior Springs
Samson and the Lion Feast Story Prompted Digestive Ad
A Biblical note asks if Samson could feast on a lion with stomach pains and promotes Udga Tablets with a 25 cent box. The ad claims relief or money back and lists Round Corner Drug Co. and other drugstores as sellers.
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Round Corner Drug Co
School Board Meets Tonight at Liberty Memorial High
The board of education holds its regular monthly meeting this evening at 7 30 at Liberty Memorial High School. A thrifty habit reading the classified page daily.
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