Hitler Dreams of Union of Germans Across Europe
New York report outlines Adolf Hitlers lifelong aim of uniting all German peoples under a single leadership. It cites plans to absorb Austria and Czechoslovakia, with mentions of Danzig Memel and Bohemia as targets, and notes opposition from the Versailles framework and allied powers.
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New York
Adolf Hitler
Adolf
Hitler
Austria
Forzechoslovakia
der Fuehrer
Mussolini
France
Britain
Italy
Stresa
Confederation of Germanic Peoples
Czechoslovakia
Europe
Paris
London
Bohemia
Skoda
Republic
Russian
Ukraine
Germany
Poland
Hungary
Danzig
Baltic
Memel
Lithuania
Trentino
St. Germain
Divorce Granted to San Diego Woman Over Softball Pitcher Career
James E. Myers won a divorce from Bernice Myers in San Diego on February 18 after he testified she neglected him to follow her softball pitcher career. He charged cruelty and said he endured jokes about a photograph of his wife in athletic attire in a picture magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
James E. Myers
Bernice Myers
Myers
Seven Knowledge Test Questions From Classifieds
The reader is asked seven trivia prompts: French city where Napoleon is buried, Idaho nickname, Englishman with a golden wedding, John Neagle’s identity, U.S. ambassador to Great Britain, the Last Supper cup, Suez Canal end seaport, Jefferson nickname, imperial Roman guard, and definition of a round of ammunition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon Bonaparte
Idaho
John Neagle
United States
Great Britain
Jesus
Suez Canal
Eves Jefferson
Kansas City Philharmonic to perform at KU next Wednesday
The Kansas City Philharmonic conducted by Karl Krueger will give its annual KU concert at Hoch Auditorium next Wednesday as the fourth regular attraction on the University concert series. An afternoon program will be dedicated to Lawrence schoolchildren and open to all listeners.
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Kansas City Philharmonic
K U
Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra
Karl Krueger
Hoch
Lawrence
Kurl Krueger
Vienna Imperial Opera
Vienna Philharmonic
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Hollywood Bowl
Swift Pier
Seattle
NBC
Krueger
Nikisch
Franz Schalk
Vienna Opera
Kansas Oklahoma basketball clash tops campus attention
Norman fans focus on the Jayhawks and Sooners as they decide this big basketball night. Candidates for the engineering queen race include Isabel West Roberta Cook Pattie Payne and Jane Waring amid student enthusiasm and pep rallies at the Santa Fe station. Life magazine notes former KU runner Glenn Cunningham and his mile triumph as a sign of rising athletic pride. A Phi Gamma wire covers bets up to 50 dollars on the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K.U
Norman
Okla
Jayhawkers
Sooners
Patti Payne
Lawrence
Alpha Chi Omega
Isabel West
Gamma Phi Beta
Robert Cook
Ase Waring
Kansas City
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Margie Spearow
Ed Safford
Augusta
Engineering Council
Mary K Dorman
Gamma Phi
Elizabeth Shearer
Theta
Roberta Cook
Miss Cook
Jane Waring
School of Engineering and Architecture
Life Magazine
Glenn Cunningham
K. U
Madison Square Garden
Life
New York Curb Exchange. Athletic Association
Wall Street
Spring Dance Play Sells Out Amid Strong Run
Tonight marks the final performance of the play Spring Dance after a run with high attendance and frequent SRO signs. Eldon Smith Kansas City Kansas and Keith Sherer Mullinville will join a University debate tour in Texas next week, with nine debates planned in Denton Temple and Austin. Local party plans include Delta Chi Phi Gamma Delta Sigma Nu Eldridge and Sigma Phi Epsilon at chapter houses tomorrow night.
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Eldon Smith
Kansas City
Kan
Keith Sherer
Mullinville
University
Texas
K.U
Denton
Temple
Austin
Delta Chi
Phi Gamma Delta
Sigma Nu
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Shoe Fund Campaign Nears Deadline for $300 Goal
The Social Service league shoe fund drive seeks $300 to keep needy children in school during bad weather. If not reached by tomorrow night, contributions may be sent to Rev. C. A. Puls or left at the Journal-World office. Total to date reads $191.75.
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Social Service League
Electa Kindlesperger
C. A. Puls
New Hampshire Street
Journal-World
Stockholders Meet Farm Loan Association Hearing From Land Bank Men
Kaw Valley National Farm Loan association stockholders will meet at the Chamber of Commerce rooms on Monday February 21 at 10 am E S Heuston president will lead the session. Representatives from the Federal Land Bank will attend with R T Hobrecht and C W Currie also present. Officials include J D Martin vice president C C Gerstenberger secretary treasurer Lewis Howell W H Hayden and D L Burton directors.
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Kaw Valley National Farm Loan Association
Chamber of Commerce
E. S. Heuston
Federal Land Bank
R. T. Hobrecht
C. W. Currie
The
Farm Loan Association
Heuston
J. D. Martin
C. C. Gerstenberger
Lewis Howell
W. H. Hayden
D. L. Burton
Car Knocks Into Train at Frisco Crossing
In Kansas City Kansas on February 19 Ivan Boyer stopped to scrape ice from his windshield when a truck struck his car, pushing it into a Frisco passenger train. Three baggage cars were damaged and removed from service. Boyer and the truck driver were uninjured.
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Kansas City
Kan
Ivan ‘Boyer
Boyer
Dawber to Visit Haskell Campus and Kansas City
Dr. Mark A. Dawber executive secretary of the home missions council and author will be on the Haskell campus Saturday morning visiting the department of religion He will speak before the council of churches in Kansas City Missouri at 11 o clock at the Y M C A
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell
Mark A. Dawber
Home Missions Council
Rural America
Department of Religion
Dawber
Council of Churches
Kansas City
Y.M.C
Roosevelt backs balanced price plan for recovery
President Roosevelt announced an interdepartmental committee report endorsing a balanced price system to promote production, insisting it does not mean inflation or dollar devaluation. He cited the farm act housing program and relief funds as steps supporting recovery and said the rise should target undervalued commodities while avoiding excessive spikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Morgenthau
Wallace
Perkins
Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Grand Lodge elects Henry S. Buzick Jr as Grand Master
The Kansas Masonic Grand Lodge closed its annual meeting in Topeka naming Henry S. Buzick Jr of Sylvan Grove as grand master to succeed Charles B. Erskine of Cimarron. Buzick serves as speaker of the Kansas House with a slate of officers across deputy grand master grand senior warden grand junior warden grand treasurer grand secretary grand chaplain grand senior deacon grand junior deacon grand marshal grand sword bearer grand senior steward Albert J. Clydesdale Homer T. Harden Lauren D. Riggs and others named to key posts.
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Topeka
Masonic Grand Lodge of
Lenora
Grand
Homer T. Harden
Wichita
Grand Pursuivant
Lauren D. Riggs
Leon
Grand Tyler
Seals Migrating North Three Weeks Early to Breeding Grounds
UPI reports 1.8 million fur seals begin northward migration along the Pacific coast three weeks earlier than usual toward the Pribilof Islands. Coast guard cutters guard the herd from poachers until they reach the breeding grounds as government management revived the population to about 1.9 million last year after past heavy losses.
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Seattle
Fst
Upi
Pacific
Bering Sea
Coast Guard
Barra
Pribilof I
Pribilofs
Townsend Heads Toward Jail In Contempt Case
Dr. Francis E. Townsend 71, famed pension advocate, travels by train to Washington to serve an 80 day jail term and pay a $100 fine for contempt of the Bell committee. Supporters sing and weep as Townsend vows to write about his life and prophecy if he remains jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Francis E. Townsend
Washington, D. C
Long Beach
Bell Congressional Committee
Major Renth Recalls Asia Duty Before Cooperative Club
Major Edward J. Renth, infantry instructor with the Lawrence National Guards, spoke at the Colonial tea room last night about his experiences in the Philippines Japan and China. He noted Japanese control of industries in the Philippines and described difficulties faced by General MacArthur in building a native defense force. The talk touched on Shanghai 1932 and a possible reconnaissance in force. A string trio performed parts of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Renth
Lawrence National Guards
Philippine Islands
Japan
China
Co-Operative Club
Colonial Tea Room
Renth
Philippines
Douglas MacArthur
U. S. Army
General MacArthur
Philippine Commonwealth
United States Army
Shanghai
Helen Lindquist
Walton Ingham
Jeanne Moyer
Sam Moyer
Three Citizenship Pardons Filed By Court Clerk
Three citizenship pardons were received for filing at the district court clerk’s office. Alva Mooney, paroled 1936, previously jailed for felonious assault. Clifford Phelps, sentenced 1934 for second degree forgery. Harry Chinn, jailed 1932 for a statutory crime and later partially commuted. Governor Huxman signed each pardon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Alva Mooney
Frank
Paul Borst
Haxman
Clifford Phelps
Huxman
Harry Chinn
Ducks fill Kaw river mill pond as gunfire scatters flock
Lawrence Lote Read watching from 445 Tennessee Street saw a record duck gathering on the Kaw river mill pond during the spring and fall flights. A gunman emerged from willows on the north bank and fired four times causing thousands to take flight. Read could not locate the shooter or confirm any fatalities.
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Lote Read
Tennessee Street
Kaw
Mill Pond
Read
Willows
Kennard W C T U to Meet on February 21
Kennard W C T U will meet Monday at 2 30 with Miss Hannah Champion at 1235 Rhode Island Street. Mrs A W Dunn the president will preside. Reports and business include a program with songs The Star Spangled Banner and a Flag Salute. Benediction and social hour follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennard W.C.T.U
Kennard
W.C.T.U
Hannah Champion
Rhode Island Street
A. W. Dunn
Frank A. Kerns
Grace B. Parker
Franklin County Hires Harold Staadt Noxious Weed Supervisor
Harold E. Staadt, prominent local farmer near Ottawa, is named noxious weed supervisor by the Franklin County commissioners. He serves March 1 to November 1 at $125 monthly plus 4 cents per mile. Staadt is retiring president of the Kansas Crop Improvement Association. A county levy of 0.25 mill last year raised $7,458 for weed control.
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Franklin County
Harold E. Staadt
Ottawa
Staadt
Kansas Crop Improvement Association
Divorce filing in Lawrence joins Harbour case
Florilla Anné Harbour sues Bert F Harbour for divorce in Lawrence. The couple wed March 16 1926. Harbour seeks custody of six minor children.
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Florilla
Anné
Harbour
Bert. F. Harbour
Lawrence
Lawmakers consider funds for distressed counties and tax changes
A committee killed by adverse reports discussed social welfare proposals including a $350000 equalization fund for distressed counties. Eight house bills passed to the senate, with general measures like removing notarization for sales tax returns and crediting delinquent tax interest to county funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mittee
Don Fossey
Nickerson
House
Senate
Wilford Riegle
Emporia
Edward Iverson
Atchison
Luenen Passion Play set for Topeka performances
The Luenen Passion Play will be presented in Topeka February 23 to 26 under Capitol Post No. 1 of the American Legion. Joseph Meier stars as the Christus with matinee at 3 30 and evening shows at 8 15 in the Topeka High School auditorium. Orie E Wall and C E Pardee urged ministers and school officials to attend. German cast joined by Topeka volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luenen
Joseph Meier
Christus
Topeka
Capitol Post No. 1
Erican Legion
Topeka High School
Orie E. Wall
C. E. Pardee
Topeka Legion Post
Lawrence
Deaths and Funerals George A Dews
George A Dews of Kanwaka aged 63 died yesterday at Mayo hospital Rochester Minnesota. Funeral plans not set. Survived by widow two daughters Mrs Will Wymen of Big Springs and Mrs Orland Messenheimer of Cincinnati Ohio. two sons Robert Dews of Washington DC and Charles Thomas Dews of Cincinnati Ohio. four grandchildren. three brothers D W Dews of Lawrence J W Dews and C T Dews of Los Angeles. two sisters Mrs Ss Gress of Kansas City Kansas and Mrs Arthur Ward of Lawrence. an uncle W H Rice of Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Dews
Kanwaka
Mayo Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Dews
Will Wymen
Big Springs
Orland Messenheimer
Cincinnati
Robert Dews
Washington, D. C
Charles Thomas Dews
D. W. Dews
Lawrence
J. W. Dews
C. T. Dews
Los Angeles
Calif
If Ss. Gress
Kansas City
Kan
Arthur Ward
W. H. Rice
Funeral services for Mrs S H Long held in Lincoln Kansas
Mrs. S H Long 82 died Tuesday at her Lincoln Kansas home. Funeral services were conducted this afternoon in Lincoln with burial in Lincoln. She was mother to Mrs A S Anderson whose husband Dr Anderson traveled to attend the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Long
Lincoln
Kan
Death notice for Pete Neis Sr a longtime Eudora resident
Pete Neis Sr aged 77 died suddenly at his home in Eudora. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 30 in Salem Evangelical church Eudora Rev George Trabant officiating burial in Eudora cemetery He was born November 23 1860 in Kaiserslautern Germany came to the US at eight lived in Illinois briefly then moved to Eudora in 1869 farmed for years and married Marie Guenther May 2 1883 He is survived by his widow two daughters Mrs Lillie Combest of Lawrence and Mrs Kate Inman of Independence Mo two sons Oscar Neis of Topeka and Frank Neis of Eudora eleven grandchildren and two great grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Neis
Eudora
Salem Evangelical Church
George Trabant
Neis
Kaiserslautern
Germany
United States
Illinois
Marie Guenther
Lillie Combest
Lawrence
Kate Inman
Independence
Oscar Neis
Topeka
Frank Neis
Scouts to hockey game in Kansas City this evening
About 50 Boy Scouts and parents from Troop 55 plan to leave here around 6 30 tonight for Kansas City to attend the ice hockey game between the Greyhounds and the St. Louis Flyers. Scout master is Edwin T. Burgess. Alec Ramsey arranged the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Greyhounds
St. Louis Flyers
Harold Pontius
Alec Ramsey
Edwin T. Burgess
Senate Appropriations Panel Backs $250 Million Emergency Relief Bill
The senate appropriations committee reported favorably the emergency relief bill worth 250 million dollars, with the house alien provision removed. Senator Adams said the amendment would have let aliens share in relief if they declared citizenship or had ten years of honorable residence in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Appropriations ‘Committee
House
Adams
D-Coro
United States
Thief Steals Overcoat At Anti Thief Meeting
In Arkansas City Kansas on February 18 T P Alford attended an anti thief meeting. At the close a thief slipped in stole his overcoat and slipped away unnoticed indicating the meeting lacked enough anti theft sentiment to deter crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas City
Kan
T. P. Alford
Meeting of Brackett Farm Bureau Women
The Brackett unit of the Farm Bureau women meet Monday afternoon at Mrs. C. L McClung’s home. The hostess and clothing leader will present a lesson on Use of Commercial Patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Brackett
C. L McClung
Salvesen Dies After Illness at KU Hospital
Floyd Wilson Salvesen 48 a KU law graduate and former Lawrence city attorney died yesterday at KU hospital Kansas City Kan after six weeks in hospital following months of illness He is survived by his wife Edyth a Lawrence Junior High teacher born in Huntington Neb he moved with family to Cloud County and Beatrice Neb before moving to Lawrence Graduated from Oread High School 1915 LL B KA 1919 He taught accounting at Maryville Mo and studied at Chicago later returned to law practice and business development in Oklahoma Funeral 8 o clock Saturday at Funk Chapel Rev Joseph King officiating Burial Memorial Park cemetery He belonged to BPO Elks 595 Phi Delta Phi and Delta Sigma Pi.
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Floyd Wilson Salvesen
University of Kansas Law School
Lawrence
University of Kansas Hospital
Kansas City
Kan
Edyth Salvesen
Salvesen
K. A
Funk Chapel
Joseph King
Memorial Park Cemetery
0. L Salvesen
Hartington
Neb
Cloud County
Beatrice
Oread
K. A. Law School
James Wood Green
K. A. School of Business
University of Chicago
State Teachers College
Maryville
Oklahoma
B.P.O. Elks Lodge
Phi Delta Phi
Legal Fraternity
Delta Sigma Pi
Commerce Fraternity
Deadline Tonight for Primary Nominations in City Council Race
Voters must file and register by 10 PM for the March 1 primary. By 3 PM only three candidates had papers on file Willard Brown in the first ward H W Edmondson in the fifth ward and R O Burgert in the fourth ward all seeking reelection. The city clerk’s office stays open until 10 PM to accept registrations or nomination papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Brown
H. W. Edmondson
R. O. Burgert
Legion hears Prof Smith at weekly meeting
Dorsey Liberty post of the American Legion heard Prof J B Smith from Kansas University law school speak on constitutional liberties and duties. He argued rights require reciprocal duties and noted citizenship involves obligations. The drive for clothing via the Social Service League was announced with William Kollender as committee chair. A Boy Scout Court of Honor and March analysis by Major E J Renth were planned for upcoming meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorsey-Liberty Post
American Legion
J.B. Smith
K. U. Law School
Smith
Legion
Social Service League
William Kollender
Boy Scout Court of Honor
E. J. Renth
Soissons-Chateau Thierry
Pinckney P T A Debates Pros and Cons of Education
The Pinckney PTA met Thursday afternoon to discuss the educational system with speakers Miss Helen Shaw Miss Mabel Mallory Miss Susan Friend Mrs J W Twente and Mrs H B Latimer. They weighed the merits of current methods including individual differences and student self direction alongside traditional three R focus. Tea and cake followed as mothers hosted the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinckney P. T. A
Helen Shaw
Mabel Mallory
Susan Friend
J. W. Twente
H. B. Latimer
Henry Stoeppelworth
Seven Miners Rescued After Dawn Rescue In Hazleton
Seven of eight miners trapped in the Lehigh Valley anthracite mine at Janesville were saved after an all night effort. One miner, Paul Kuritz of Hazleton, died in the flood while others reached the surface uninjured. The flood waters forced the men into a rock hole above the water. Hours later they were brought to the surface. Separately, Dr J E Moore of Johns Hopkins spoke at a Sigma Xi meeting at KU on Syphilis and Its Control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton
Lehigh Valley Company
Janesville
Paul Kuritz
Kuritz
Sigma Xi
J. E. Moore
University of Kansas
Johns Hopkins University
K. U
Talk On English Music at University of Kansas
Mrs Marion Keighley Snowden of London spoke yesterday afternoon on The Story of Old English Music at the University of Kansas. The event was sponsored by the University concert course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Marion Keighley Snowden
London
Navy Air Force Expands to 1027 Modern Planes
The American naval air force, long rated the finest, now comprises 1,027 modern planes with 762 more on order, signaling a substantial expansion in air power.
Corliss Guests At Dent Home Dinner Last Sunday
Mr and Mrs L R Penner and Leland with Mrs Kate Penner attended a dinner at the Dent home last Sunday. Thelma Murphy joined a Rebeka meeting at Lawrence Thursday night. Mrs Mary Murphy and Mrs Irvin Kilmer were listed as sick last week. Mrs Fisher and daughter from Kansas City visited Mr and Mrs William Bennett and Bernard Hauber Sunday. Homer Hughes of Kansas City spent the weekend with Sallie Randall. A cow owned by Harry Neal was killed Monday after falling from an embankment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland
Kate Penner
Dent
Lastunday
Mise
Thelma Murphy
Amon
Lawrence
Mary Murphy
Irvin Kilmer
David Jewett
Fisher
Hauber
Kansas City
William Bennett
Charles Dunley
Bernard Hauber
Homer Hughes
Sallie Randall
Horace
Harry Neal
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Danube
Simon
Haydn
Mozart
Schubert
Beethoven
Wagner
Orient
Occident
Vienna
Viennese Opera
Seattle Symphony Orchestra
Schalk
Kruger
Arturo Toscanini
Toscanini
Philharmonic
Ernest Pencey
Neues Wiener Tagatt
K. U.oklahoma
Jayhawker
Santa Fe Staion
F. C. Allen
Gideons
Mt. Qoread
Fred Praijle
Syl Schmidt
Don Ebling
School of Business
Sears, Roebuck Company
Federal Reserve Bank
Oklahoma University
Phi Gam
Shoe
Fischer's
Women's Guild of the
Presley Church
Alic
Land Bank
de Alexander
Grand Lodge
Henry S. Buzick, Jr
New Masonic
Bering Sea Islands
Dr. Townsend
Major Renth
Far East
America
Troop 55
Robert Vaistonn
Crown
Spring
Ronnie Spring
Columbus
Ohio
F. W. Salvesen
Prof. Smith
K. U. Law
Pinckney P.T. A
Pennsylvania
Corliss
Auto Hospital
Geo. Pickens
Sinclair Lewis
Mass
Hemphill
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