French Raid on Soviet Office Triggers Diplomatic Protest
Paris reports say France refused to entertain Soviet protest over a police raid on the Russian trade office and Intourist in Paris. Three commercial agents were detained then released as Moscow accuses Paris of targeting Russian agencies during a campaign against communist propaganda. Diplomatic immunity expired December 31, and the raid prompted protests from Jakob Surits.
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Paris
Foreign Office
Jakob Surits
Surits
France
Communist Party
Communist International
Moscow
Soviet Union
Tass
Intourist
Russia
London
Great Britain
Harvard Geologists Find Articles 25 000 Years Old
Harvard geologists Dr. Kirk Bryan and Louis L. Ray conclude humans lived in North America about 25 000 years ago based on many artifacts found with extinct animal remains at Lindenmeier valley in northeastern Colorado. Smithsonian archaeologists excavated the site, first opened six years ago.
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Washington
Harvard
North America
Smithsonian Institution
Kirk Bryan
Louis L. Ray
Lindenmeier
Colorado
Smithsonian
Increase in Loadings Reported by American Railroads
The Association of American Railroads reported 657 004 cars of revenue freight loaded in the week ending last Saturday. They rose 17 516 cars or 1 1 percent from the prior week, up 83 877 or 14 6 percent from a year ago, and up 92 264 or 16 8 percent versus 1938.
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Washington
Association of American Railroads
Salvation Army Advisory Board Meets in City Hotel
The Salvation Army advisory board met at the Hotel Eldridge for a regular session. Captain Olin Brigman reported on three months of Army activity including a Boy Scout troop co sponsored by the Co Operative club and Christmas baskets for 160 individuals.
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Salvation Army Advisory Board
Eldridge
Olin Brigman
Army
Co- Operative Club
Army Hall
Salvation Army
Richard B. Stevens
Frank Holliday
E. H. Lindley
Ray McClure
Kelvin Hoover
John Riling
Verner Smith
George Lowman
R. B. Stevens
Roger Williams
T. J. Sweeney
Lyle Powell
al Green
Charles Louk
Major
P. L. DeBevoise
Kansas City
Kansas Stockmen Attend Farm and Home Week in Manhattan
Kansas stockmen and cattle raisers attend the annual Farm and Home week programs in Manhattan with the American Royal livestock and dairy show the highlighted event. Meetings of stock breeders associations stressed last year’s stock improvement progress and a crops day was planned for Friday. Dairy specialist J W Linn warned of steady dairy cattle demand in Kansas if roughage production continues, noting prices should stay relatively good. Registration reached 946 farmers and farm women by today.
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Manhattan
Kansas
Little American Royal Livestock and Dairy Show
J. W. Linn
Kansas State College
Receiver for Motor Club
State Attorney General says Kansas Motor club violated insurance and security laws. Hall Smith named receiver after Jay Parker sought injunction restraining the corporation from doing business and halting issuance of $100 life membership certificates. District Judge George A. Kline appointed the receiver in Topeka.
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Topeka
Kansas Motor Club
Jay Parker
Kansas
Parker
George A. Kline
Hall Smith
Packard Girl Weds Allen at Western Highlands Church
Ruth Packard of Kansas City Kansas marries George H. Allen in a February 2 ceremony at Western Highlands Presbyterian Church. Allen, a KU alumnus, is linked to Mrs. Forrest L. Noll of Lawrence and former KU student.
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A. C Packard
Kansas City
Kan
Ruth
George H. Allen
Western Highlands ‘Presbyterian Church
Allen
Forrest L. Noll
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Women’s church work delegates elected for Ottawa meeting
Mrs. Minnie B. Walker, Mrs. E. F. Price and Mrs. H. W. Hows mans were elected delegates to the Ottawa meeting presided by Dr. E. F. Buck. Luncheon followed as Mrs. Ellen Stafford spoke on life in India and plans for observing the sixty anniversary of the W. H. M. E. in June. A birthday cake with sixty candles was served by Mrs. Walker. Mu Phi Epsilon alumnae met at the Colonial with Mrs. Maurice Clarkson and Miss Louise Wiedemann hosting.
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J. T.constant
First Methodist Church
E. F. Price
Missionary Societies
Robert A Hunt
Ottawa
Christian Serv
Ice
New Methodist Church
Minnie B. Walker
H. W. Howsmans
E. F. Buck
F. QO. Russell
E. F. Engel
Ellen Stafford
Paul B. Lawson
India
E. G Maxwell
Walker
Engel
Mu Phi Epsilon
Colonial
Maurice Clarkson
Louise Wiedemann
Ann Sweeney
Sidney Smith
New York
Esther Ott
Sigel Community Notes Highlight 4-H Achievements and Local Visits
The 4-H club awarded Wilma Lee Johnson and Mary Lou Eliot medals for canning and home economics. Members and guests from Topeka, Lawrence, Dighton, and Kansas City visited area households. January meetings were postponed due to cold weather. upcoming events include a Valentine party and a February program, with Jesse O Connor noted for a new pickup and Burlington visit.
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Hal. Wolfe
Clem Wolfe
Mr. Hubbard
Topeka
William Johnson
Louis Wheatcroft
Dan Freeman
Dighton
Howard Phillips
Aliie Frederick
Lawrence Eee
Jim Sanders
Johanning’s
Wilma Lee Johnson
Canning
Mary Lou Eliot
Mary Lou
Coleman Company
Mildred Petefish
Lawrence
McCain
Joe Clough
Clinton Clatter Quilting Club
Leslie Clough
J. R. Robison
Chester Kilgore
Bowen
Carrie Cox
Oklahoma City
B. C. Joiner
Jesse O'Connor
Kansas City
Ambrose Bigsby
R. K. Glathaar
Lee Cox
Alva Petefish
Lee
Burlington
Fall leaf visit from Kansas City families
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Titus and children and Mrs. Roy Johnson and children of Kansas City came to spend time with relatives as autumn guests.
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Gilbert Titus
Roy Johnson
Kansas City
Olive Tablets Ad Promises Constipation Relief
An old advertisement urges readers to correct habits and drink water to prevent constipation. It touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable remedy that stimulates liver bile and eases bowel movements, claiming 20 years of use and listing prices 15¢ 30¢ 60¢ in druggists.
Sunday Social Events and Family Visits Across Eudora
A extended list of local movements and visits throughout Eudora and nearby towns. Families such as Schoenhofer Vitt Bowen and Reetz share Sunday and weekday gatherings, hospital stays, and card games with relatives in Lawrence, Melvin, Kansas City, and nearby counties.
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Frank Schoenhofer
Vincent
Jewett
Jim Dyer
Minnie Bowen
Kansas City
Frank Vitt
Bowen
Louis French
Jake Mathia
Nelson Freeman
Melvin
Reynolds
Gusta Ziesenis
Lawrence
Fred Reetz
Skintook
Okla
Don Daniels
Martha Bess
Don
Fall Leaf
Hanna Pfleger
Wayne Vitt
Vincent Schoenhofer
Lewis Kirkman
Godfrey Reetz
Lila May Reetz
Willam Reetz
Albert Steinbring
Norma Jean
Wayne Witt
Rahskopf
Wesley
Grace Musick
John Willie
Fred Schellack
Gus Bohnsack
Eudora
Robert Schellack
Katherine Reetz
Nieder
New Baby
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Friends University Museum
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Kansas State
Motor Club
O. A. O. Club
Douglas County Christian Endeavor Society
West Side Presbyterian Church
Miss Blanche Yeomans
Christan Endeavor
Douglas County Farm Bureau Women’s Chorus
Liberty Memorial High School
Martha Dooley
Elizabeth Russell
E. C. Flood
Hays
Jane
Blainé Grimes
R. B. Grimes
Presbyterian Church
Miss Fiood
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
KCKN
Hays Daily News
Grimes
Legislative Council
State House
Phi Kappa Psi
Circle Five of
The
Christian Church
R. T. Green
C. F. Hardterfer
W. P. Tyson
L T. Bellenger
Clifford Rogers
M. Wiley
Edmond Stansberry
Mabel Funston
Harry Shenard
George Cease
S. E. Perkins
Frank Liggett
Millard. Wiley
Emil Gauck
Glenn Reade
Valentine
Ven
Phon Wire Flowers
Lake View Community Club
Alpha Delta Pi City Club
George Hedtick
C.L. Miller
R. C. Farrell
Northfield, Minn
H. C. Constant
Karl Klooz
M. F. Hudson
M. T. Coolidge
George Melvin
Ralph van Bebber
Twentieth Century Club
Sigel
Lala
H.W. Stowits
Rexall Store
9Th & Mass
Gales
Gales Chocolates
Joan Manning
Boe Town
Peg
Cope
NEA Service
Ober
P.S. Spring
Monel Oe
Rurad
Kansas Public Service CO
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