German Bund leader protests German justice in Munich
Fritz Kuhn, 52, ex German American Bund leader, protested a German court after a ten year sentence for Nazi offenses. He claimed political ties to the Third Reich and argued against German justice, saying he would prefer an American court. Other items note a coyotes bounty program in Kansas and Boston's denial of a Communist meeting permit noting Curley’s stance against communism.
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Bund
Kuhn
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Noernburg
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Boston
Communist Party of
James M. Curler
Hungary
Greece
Curley
A Fierce Brahma Bull Dies Of A Broken Heart
Las Vegas reports a Brahma bull, the fiercest range cattle, died of a broken heart in the desert near town. Section workers on the Union Pacific recount how two Brahma cows wandered onto the tracks and were killed by a passenger train. Crews attempted to bury the bull but he guarded his mate until dying from starvation, and he was buried beside her.
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Las Vegas
Here
Union Pacific Railroad
Radar cooking could replace stoves in homes says navy
Lt. Cmdr. William A. Mann describes radar powered cooking units tested at Bayonne New Jersey that could fit in apartment size spaces. A pork chop cooked in seven seconds impressed him while preserving flavor and vitamins. The unit aims to save space on ships planes and small crafts and may quick freeze meals for later use.
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U. S. Navy
Bayonne
N. J
United Range
William A. Mann
Ansistant
Naval Science
University of Kansas
Navy Supply Corp
Paneshellias
Yadar
Navy
Mann
Sinre
Industrial insurance discussed by Wichita leader at Lawrence meeting
L A Carter of Wichita spoke to the Lawrence Association of Life Underwriters on the scope and importance of industrial insurance within life coverage. Introduced by Ray T. Wright, Carter outlined work habits of industrial insurers versus medical plans and noted the field's purpose for life protection.
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L. A. Carter
Wichita
Lawrence Association of Life Underwriters
Carter
Ray T. Wright
Wichita Association of Life Unders
Nation, Life & Aceident Insurance Co
Fife
Cette
Wiehit
Shoal Yen Mit Watans
Lloyd Manet
Tae Minivan
Wangel
Ats Corler Cartan Py Mentets
Ail Palawn
Moved
Pentima
Jack Utne
Kal Pawls
Lavery
Ooh Mal Benet
Her Then
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Pod Matellotte
Kite Chaney
Arch Karnidy
Rabbit Hunters Avert Derailment of a Train
In Wyandotte County Kansas three rabbit hunters Homer C. Womack C R Huffman and E M Creek flagged an approaching train after discovering a broken rail. The carrier train with 72 people aboard was delayed for over an hour while repairs were made.
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Kunmas City
Missouri Macines
Wyandotte County
Kan
Wee
Homer C. Womack
C. R Huffman
E. M. Creek
Switchman Killed In Crash Atchison Kans Feb 15
CRR switchman E Murphy 45 died after a boxcar derailed and crashed into a building while he rode a ladder on the car's side. Milk price cut: Ark City dairies lower retail milk to 19 cents a quart and homogenized to 20 cents.
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Atchison, Kan
E. Murphy
Wan
Murphy
Arkansas City
Honeylamb Tells Tale of a Sheep Who Thought She Was a Dog
New York February fifteenth story recalls Honeylamb the sheep that befriended Flash the dog on an Maryland farm. The animals shared meals and beds, joined hunts, and formed an unlikely pair until a dog’s bite ended the bond, leaving Honeylamb wrecked by the belief that all dogs are like Flash.
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New York
Honey Lamb
Washington, D.C
Maryland
Herman Alfen
Emmy Lou
Herynsut
Allans
Herman
Flash
Ann
Nani
Irl
Honeylamb Faithfuly
Enon
Allen
Emporia State College enrolls Douglas county students
Seven Douglas county residents are among 1 414 students at Emporia State Teachers College this term. The college reports representation from 83 Kansas counties, 22 states, Alaska, and the District of Columbia, plus three students from China, Puerto Rico, and one each from Belgium, Guatemala, India, and Peru. Total enrollment includes 606 veterans, with women among them.
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Emporia State Teachers College
Kansas
States
Alaska
Columbia
Emporia State
China
Puerto Rico
Belgium
Guatemala
India
Peru
Douglas County
Gynthia Foy Johan Hing
Doris Arene Mertuge
James Wadson Hobson
Date Aoeere Kring
Baldwins
James M. Kudoray
Robert Allen Hoda
Gonna Rae Kithy
Lawrence, Ee
Indian Dance Club to Benefit Veterans Hospitals Program
The Alford Clarke Auxiliary sponsors a Haskell Indian Dance Club program at 8 p.m. February 24 at the Community building to aid veterans hospitals. Hurley Queetone Kiowa of Oklahoma presides as MC. over 50 Indians from 14 tribes will perform dances and songs with 8 singers and drummers. Tickets from auxiliary members. contact Mrs Jim Saunders or Mrs Fred Snart for details.
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Alford-Clarke
Wil
Veterans Hospitals
Haskell Indian Dance Club
At & P.m
Salon G. Ayers
Orve
Selma Hoffmann
Thomes
Indian Dancer Club
Hurley Queetone
Kiowa
Oklahoma
Indian Dance Club
Michigan
Wisconsin
Washington
Nebraska
South Dakota
Minnesota
Kansas
Montana
Alford-Clarke Auxiliary
Jim Saunders
Fred Snart
Fines Paid in Police Court Roundup
Collects $27 in fines as several residents paid penalties yesterday. William R. Schroeder of 1135 Maine Street paid a $5 fine for running a red light. Bruce Perdue of Route 6 paid $15 for reckless driving. Seven others paid fines or forfeited bonds of $1 each for various minor parking and related violations.
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Wiliam R. Schroeder
Maine Street
Bruce Perdue
Route 6
You Can Win Contest Prizes In 19149 Open To You
Tens of thousands of prizes worth millions of dollars will be given away this year. Companies like Col ante-Palmolive-Peetia Lever Bron Crackin' Geed Cookies and more advertise large prize pools. Request a copy of Making Contesting Pay for full details and a sample page of winners. International Contest Service endorses this service from Townsend Contest Service Urbana Illinois.
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Colante-Palmolive-Peetia
Lever Bron
International Contest
Townsend Contestervice
Rim
Teething Progress Report At Lake Hughes Child
A Lake Hughes California item notes a 24 month old boy named George is teething. He recently displayed two new teeth and says more of his third set are on the way. He has already shed a “second set” about twenty years ago.
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Lake Hughes
Calif
George
Bachelor Governor Dever Notes Valentine Day Date
Boston political figure Paul A. Dever, a bachelor, avoids romance focus as he contemplates February 14. He checks the calendar and quips about needing to confirm the date before signing a measure yesterday.
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Boston
Paul A. Dever
Dever
Leavenworth High School Dinner Speaker on Core Curriculum
The principal of Leavenworth Senior High School will speak at this evening’s faculty dinner. The address covers The Core Curriculum and the Goals of High School Education, outlining aims and educational standards for students.
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Leavenworth
University High School
Leavenworth Senior High School
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