G O P Orators To Review Situation
Washington February 12 Republican orators will review methods to aid Britain without war at Lincoln day dinners nationwide. Willkie, who urged modified aid, headlines New York event. Dewey delivers major address in Washington. Speakers include Taft, Bridges, Brewster, Nye, Lodge, Burton, Mundt and others across cities.
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Wendell L. Willkie
New York
National Republican Club
Thomas E. Dewey
Willkie
Dewey
House
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Brooks
Illinois
Martin
Massachusetts
Taft
Ohio
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Bridges
New Hampshire
Brooklyn
N. Y
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Maine
Boston
Tobey
Akron
Lodge
Worcester
Mass
Burton
Ohin
Pontiac
Mich
Nye
North Dakota
East St. Louis
Nil
Wiley
Wisconsin
Somers Point
Marble machines ruled not gambling devices in Atchison
District Court Judge Lawrence F. Day ruled marble machines in Atchison are not gambling devices. The decision follows today’s appearance of the machines and settles a legal question in the district.
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Gerald Witschner
Kansas City
Atchison
Judge Day
Atchison, Kan
Lawrence F. Day
Refugees Flock to U S As Nazi Persecutions Rise
Washington reports more than 4000 refugees monthly, mostly Jews, seek American citizenship. Since July 1, over 32000 immigrant visas issued. many paused in Portugal, Cuba, and Shanghai. An estimated 600000 visa applications are on file. 300000 requests mainly from Jews in Germany and occupied areas, plus 200000 in unoccupied France. American Jewish relief committees aid departures to the U S or other havens.
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Washington
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Europe
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State Department
Portugal
Cuba
Shanghai
China
Germany
France
Reich
Death by Own Action Suspected in Krivitsky Case
Washington police researchers favored the suicide theory after Krivitsky’s friend Eitel Wolf Dobert testified the Russian spy spent days with him and penned three farewell notes. Dobert said Krivitsky bought a .38 pistol in Charlottesville and had a blood stained weapon at discovery.
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Washington
Walter G. Krivitsky
Krivitsky
Eitel Wolf Dobert
Dobert
Charlottesville
Kansas design students use inspirationator color machine
University of Kansas design professor Tom D. Jones created a dark room device called a symphochrome or color machine to inspire drawings by flashing light colors synchronized with music. Students view light on a screen while sound emanates from the machine, a method intended to teach color theory. The device is ongoingly used by students and will be showcased at a Kansas Music Teachers Association event with the American Guild of Organists on March 3 and 4.
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University of Kansas
Tom D. Jones
Sohe
Jones
Altho
Music Department
Kansas Music Teachers Association
Kansas
American Guild of Organists
Trainees to Camp Today From Leavenworth
A special train will move 278 selective service trainees from Fort Leavenworth to Camp Robinson Arkansas later today. The men, from Kansas and Missouri, are assigned to 85th division units for a year of training. A group of 271 had left yesterday and 874 remained awaiting classification. arrivals include 145 regular army reserves.
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Kan
Fort Leavenworth
Camp Robinson
Ark
Kansas
Missouri
Carin Robinson
Baldwin Notes Honor And Farewells From Baker University
Rev E C Wright spends winter in Biloxi Miss giving Bible lectures and escaping Kansan cold. Dr Charles W Bailey 93 celebrated with Aus home dinner. Baker chapel program to honor Baker University's 83rd birthday. Walter F Messinger obituary noted in Wichita life. S A Deel reunion marked birthday. PEO dinner honors husbands with Valentine theme ending with chain toast.
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Biloxi
Miss
Charles W. Bailey
Bailey
Chester W. Gates
Edward Gates
This City
William A. Bailey
Kansas City
Kan
J. O. Aus
Methodist Church
G.A.R
Baldwin
Dr. Bailey
Baker University
Baker Chapel
Baker
Pearl Parks
Tri Delta Girls
Hutchinson
Harriet Osborne
Clyde Stewart
Walter F. Messinger
Wichita
Frank Messinger
Messinger
Gertrude Messinger
John Crooks
Seattle
A. E. Leach
W.C. Harper
Elizabeth Leach
Walter T. Brown
South 9Th Street
S. A. Deel
Deel
Sam, Jr
Chicago
Philip P. Barnthouse
Dorothy Ann
Helen Deel
Neodesha
C. Scott Morgan
Bill Deel
Chapter CE
PEO
Parmenter Commons
Classified Ad Offers Readers and Results in Journal-World
Mr and Mrs Charles Batterf of Wellsville are mentioned as out of town guests while the Journal-World classif ied page is promoted as a bustling marketplace Readers and buyers meet daily to sell or trade items Phone 22 Ad-Taker handles all ads and the page promises results
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Carl Sandburg
Lincoln
Charles Batterf
Wellsville
Journal-World
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