Death of Krivitsky Under Scrutiny By Police
Washington today weighed whether the death of General Walter G. Krivitsky was suicide or assassination. Police and investigators studied three notes in Russian English and German and the possibility of an OGPU counterfeiting plot as New York attorney Louis Waldman urged a fuller probe. The coroner kept the case open and autopsy results were pending.
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Washington
Walter G. Krivitsky
Russia
Louis Waldman
Krivinsky
New York
Hans
Krivitsky
OGPU
Secret Police
Waldman
United States
A. Magruder MacDonald
Tanya Krivitsky
MacDonald
Dies Committee
Samuel Ginsberg
Walter Peres
Tanya
Alek
Suzanne
Wiidow and Son
Altho
Europe
J. B. Matthews
Trotsky
Leon Trotsky
Kh Nickaxe
Mexico
Capital Origin and Capitalists Across Time
Capital forms through forethought, toil, and saving with sacrifice. An ancient example shows an Indian fisherman expanding efforts, saving extra fish to trade and finance a canoe, his capital for broader reach. Today capital arises from saving and investment by countless people, making renewal possible. Capitalists are those who provide funds for investment through saving and self denial.
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McLaughlin
Vtne de Bhs
Landon cites bitter controversy in defense program
Alf Landon returning from Washington reports evidence of internal clashes among leaders in the national defense effort. He says many large industrial groups focus on their own positions rather than using others’ equipment to boost defense production, while true leaders push for maximum output despite a few selfish maneuvers.
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Topeka
Alf M. Landon
Washington
Landon
Tov
North Lawrence Church Sisterhood Meets and Notes
The Sisterhood of the North Lawrence Christian church met for a Wednesday gathering with sixteen attendees and circle No 1 serving refreshments. A Thursday night board meeting followed at the church. In area events Ike Fairbanks and others visited relatives. a chicken dinner raised funds for the Lawrence church and a dime tea was hosted by Circle led by Mrs Eva Mason and Mrs Margie Hubbel. An Endeavor birthday event with leader Nadine Stallard featured sixty questions and a banquet with about twenty-five attendees. David Allen was born to Rex and Mrs. Roberts of DeSoto formerly Edna Penfold of Lawrence. Elders held a meeting at Hugh Lipp’s home.
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North Lawrence Christian Church
Circle No. 1
Ike Fairbanks
Roger
Roberta
R. L. Bolton
Marlin McCleary
Oakridge
Grandma Fairbanks
McCleary
Harlan Haas
Bonner Springs
T. L. Smith
North Lawrence
Lottie Rodgers
Charles Godfrey
Leo Godfrey
Ronald Eugene
Smith
Pauline Bateson
Kansas City
Christian Endeavor
David Allen
Roberts
Edna Penfold
Lawrence
L. M. Penfold
Geologist From Kansas to Discuss Siamese Art Objects
Wallace Lee of the University of Kansas, after nine years in Siam, will lecture to KU students at 2:30 tomorrow in Room 316. The talk is open to the public. He will discuss art objects collected in Siam now on display in the design department exhibition room for two weeks. The collection includes hand woven textiles books chests weights swords silver smithing bowls horsehair pottery cow bells and modeled busts.
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Wallace Lee
University of Kansas
Siam
Toom
Frank Stronghall
Design Department
Hargiss to speak at Golden Gloves party in Kansas City
University of Kansas track coach Bill Hargiss will address a Kansas City Star staged party at the Kansas City club tonight for Golden Gloves officials coaches boxers and managers. Emporia residents heard Jack Benny program notes with Phil Harris performing Emporia Kansas Stomp. Kansas Kansas State indoor track meet set for Memorial Stadium tomorrow at 3 50 pm with limited seating. Real Estate board luncheon today featured George Hedrick highlighting Lawrence trade show plans in the armory. Participants included Roy Martin S J Hunter C B Hosford C B Holmes J M Clevenger and E T Arnold. City planning commission will meet at 12 15 pm at Wiedemann's tomorrow.
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Bill Hargiss
University of Kansas
Kansas City Star
Kansas City
Memorial Stadium
Real Estate Board
George Hedrick
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
Armory
Roy Martin
S. J. Hunter
C. B. Hosford
C. B. Holmes
J. M. Clevenger
E. T. Arnold
Veterans urged to lead fight against isms in Kansas rally
Kansas City February 11 CP James M. Fisher Wichita commander of the Kansas department of Veterans of Foreign Wars urged district VFW members to lead the fight against subversive elements. He said veterans should exercise their voting privilege promote Americanism and take a leading part in a program of national appreciation.
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Kansas City
James M. Fisher
Wichita
Kansas Department of Veterans of Foreign Wars
District V.flw
Fisher
Wichita housing delay after shortage claims investigation
J Lisle Morris president of the Wichita real estate board reports from Washington that the Public Buildings Administration will delay starting a 400 house project in Wichita pending an investigation of Wichita's claims that a housing shortage does not exist.
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Wichita, Kan
Cp—J. Lisle Morris
Wichita Real Estate Board
Washington, D. C
Public Buildings Administration
Wichita
Wichita Realtors Back Housing Plan For Defense Workers
Local realtors argue a housing shortage does not exist in Wichita and that regional capital can support any needed housing program for national defense workers. The stance emphasizes market capacity and local funding to house defense-related employees.
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Wichita Realtors
National Defense
McLouth and Nearby Residents Highlight Local Visitations
Fort Stockton's McLOUTH Edd Casebier visits relatives in McLouth and George Casebier in Lawrence. Chicago's Mrs. Silas Clark stays with the Clarks in Lawrence. Local residents and visitors noted include Means, Osborn, Luse, Nickels, Gramse, Ridgeway, Large, Dick, and others with church and club activities described, plus a January 29 West Side club meeting in Oskaloosa.
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Edd Casebier
Fort Stockton
Tex
McLouth
George Casebier
Lawrence
Silas Clark
Chicago
William Clark
William Means
Robert Means
Luther Osborn
Theodore Luse
Oskaloosa
M. G. Nickels
Teo
A. M. Dick
George Dick
K. A
James Means
William
Leavenworth
Jank Burwick
Toneka
Baptist Church
Daugherty
Marion Landon
Toneks
Frank Landon
Orville Osborn
Fred Cox and
Melvin
Winchester
Frank Burdick
Rolla Laster
Chloe Johnson
Tonganoxie
Fred Yonaily
Adair Edmonds
David Osborn
Vanesville
West Side Club
Myrtle Kimmel
Wray
Rollie Laster
Kansas
Ruth McHenry
Valentine
Ruby McPherson
Myrtle Reece
Lottie Thompson
Dorothy Champion
Posture Demonstration At Haskell Gym Thursday
A meeting for discussing and demonstrating Posture for Adults is planned for Thursday at 1 30 PM in the girls gymnasium at Haskell. Sponsored by Miss Vera Morgan the county home demonstration agent the event is open to county women. Miss Pearl Martin will conduct presenting hygienic economic social and aesthetic posture aspects with demonstrations of correct standing walking sitting and lying. Additional features include wardrobe planning choral numbers and instrumental solos by local performers.
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Haskell
Vera Morgan
Pearl Martin
Manhattan
Deaths and Funerals of Rev. Marion A. Draper
Rev. Marion A. Draper aged 78 died at his home on Rhode Island Street. Funeral services are at Rumsey funeral home Wednesday at 3 30 with Rev. C. Roy Bixler officiating. Burial at Peace Creek cemetery near Stafford Thursday. Survived by wife Reen, three daughters Lea Drebing C F Kelly GC Felker, two sons N M Draper Earl Draper, and nine grandchildren.
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Marion A. Draper
Rhode Island’ Street
Rumsey
C. Roy Bixler
Kansas City
Kan
Peace Creek
Stafford
Draper
Church of Christ
Kansas
Topeka
Lawrence
Reen Draper
The
Lea Drebing
C.F. Kelly
Dodge City
GC. E. Felker
Los Angeles
Calif
N. M. Draper
China
Earl Draper
Fresno
Death of Mrs Lucy Sprague Brooks in Cedar Rapids
Mrs Lucy Sprague Brooks died in Cedar Rapids Iowa on Sunday night at age 102. She was the mother of Mrs Ella Teeter of this city and had long resided with her daughter in Lawrence before moving to live with her son J A Sprague in Cedar Rapids in 1930. She was a longtime member of the First Baptist church of Lawrence.
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Lucy Sprague Brooks
Cedar Rapids
Classifieds Buzz as Journal-World Tops Town Market
The Journal-World Classified Page is described as the town’s busiest market place with dense listings across activities, goods, and services. Community buyers and sellers rely on the page for quick deals and regional notices.
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Journal-World
Old Age Policy Pays Up To 50 A Month For 65 To 85
Postal Life & Casualty offers an accident policy for ages 65 to 85 with up to 500 for death and 50 monthly disability at 1 cent a day. No medical exam, no agents, 10 days free inspection. Send name age address and beneficiary details to Kansas City office. Limited offer.
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Postal Life & Casualty Insurance Co
Postal Life Building
Kansas City
Postal Pays
Lady Nimble-Fingers Crochet Contest Set at Weaver's
Weaver's will sponsor a speed crochet contest in Lawrence on Friday February 28 to honor the fastest crocheter nicknamed Lady Nimble-Fingers. Fifty dollars in prizes are offered with 25 for first, 15 for second, 10 for third. Open to the public exclude Weaver's employees.
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Lawrence
Weaver’s
Weaver's
Personal Notes From Local Social Scene This Week
Dr. F I Wilson of Kansas City visited his mother Mrs J J Bischoff. Mr and Mrs John Camp of Des Moines Indiana stay with Mr and Mrs W E Whetstone. Mrs Camp formerly Miss Helen Whetstone. Mrs Lynn Courtney at Memorial hospital after a broken hip is recovering and now able to sit up. A thrifty habit reading the classified pare every day.
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F. I. Wilson
Kansas City
J. J. Bischoff
John Camp
Des Moines
W. E. Whetstone
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Flowers
Family of George Lothholz and sisters thank friends for kindness during illness and death. Mr. and Mrs. George Lothholz Mrs. Minnie Achning and family Mrs. Rose Lothholz and family.
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George Lothholz
Minnie Achning
Rose Lothholz
Meteorologist J R Lloyd to Lecture at Kansas University
J R Lloyd senior meteorologist at the Kansas City weather bureau will lecture at the University of Kansas on Development and Trajectory of Tornadoes in the United States. The talk is part of the mathematics colloquium in Blake Hall at 4 30 p m Thursday and open to the public.
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J. R. Lloyd
Kansas City Weather Bureau
United States
University of Kansas
Mathematics Colloquium
Blake Hall
British liner Georgic enters New York Harbor as trooping role noted
The Georgic, a 59 ton British liner of 27, 59 ton class, arrives in New York harbor with 576 passengers from England. It is the first Cunard ship here in three months, following the Samaria and Western Prince visits with troop transport history and wartime losses noted.
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New York
England
Cunard
Samaria
Ireland
Norway
Japanese Ambassador Nomura Met by U S and Axis Officials
The new Japanese ambassador to the United States Admiral Kichisaburo Nomura arrived in Washington and was greeted by U S State Department protocol chief Col. George Summerlin, Far Eastern division head Maxwell Hamilton, and assistant Joseph W. Ballantine, with German and Italian embassy representatives present. Hans Thomsen, the German chargé d affaires, was first to shake hands.
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Washington
Japan
United States
Kichisaburo Nomura
State Department
Nomura
George Summerlin
Maxwell Hamilton
Far Eastern
Joseph W. Ballantine
Hans Thomsen
D'Afaires
Wall Street Steady As War News Shifts Trading Tone
In New York on February 11 the stock market softened with many shares near yearly lows. Reports of German troop movements into Bulgaria boosted war front expectations while traders paused awaiting clearer developments. Total volume ran about 350000 shares as cautious unloading and mixed commodities followed.
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Wall Street
New York
Bulgaria
Europe
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