Wallace to Speak for British Aid
Vice President Wallace plans a high profile address in Des Moines Iowa highlighting support for the British aid bill. He is expected to stress agricultural stakes in British victory and the possible use of corn and wheat marketing quotas to stabilize markets.
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Washington
Wallace
Senate
Roosevelt
Des Moines
National Arm Institute
Axis
John N. Garner
Garner
Britain
Reply to Invitation Sees Anti Nazi Message Blitz
New York reports a mass blitz of 25 word anti Nazi messages aimed at the German government. RCA Communications notes hundreds of messages sent to German radio provoking responses and calls for public opinion on Hitler broadcasts.
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New York
CPM
Adolf Hitler
Jackie Goodsell
Ade Brtsal
Ameradio
Berlin
Royal Air Force
Germany
Berchtesenden Sind Braunhause
Kansas Senate Bill Aims Snow Fence Cutbacks
Kansas lawmakers push a bill to reduce land valuation for shelterbelts, encouraging tree planting while ensuring belts are placed to prevent snow drifting onto highways and curb field road hazards.
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Topeka
Kansas
Senate
City Hall Destroyed in Muscotah Fire Causing $20,000 Loss
A fire in Muscotah Kansas destroyed the city hall and two adjacent buildings a restaurant and a grocery store with damages estimated at $20,000. City records were saved and Horton firefighters aided the effort. City Councilman Dean Lawrence provided the loss figure.
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Muscotah
Kan
Fee
Dean Lawrence
Horton
Dogs and Cats Sold for Food Under Belgium Probe
Independent investigators report the sale of dogs and cats for food in the Brussels region. The government food control bureau investigates with findings that meat from these animals has been variably prepared including triad and mixed with linseed oil and some canned.
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Brussels
Belgium
Berlin
Government
Food Control Bureau
Noted suffragist Mrs Cora Bullard dies at 78
Mrs. Cora Weilhouse Bullard, 78, longtime advocate for women's suffrage, dies in Kansas City. Daughter of the late Judge Frederick Wellhouse, she served as vice president of the Kansas Equal Suffrage Association and led Native Daughters of Kansas. She chaired school book commissions and supported philanthropy for women after moving from Topeka to Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Cora Weilhouse Bullard
Frederick Wellhouse
Kansas Equal Suffrage Association
Kansas
Tonganoxie
Bullard
Deans Describe Modern College Girls As More Serious
Atlantic City reports from the 25th annual convention of the National Association of Deans of Women. Miss Mary A. Johnson of the University of Maryland describes students embracing sociology, questioning all, seeking marriage with mutual interests, and often marrying before graduation. Miss Anastasia Doyle of Stanford notes a shift away from the old career bubble as Southern belles express different aims.
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Atlantic City
N. J
National Association of Deans of Women
Mary A. Johnson
University of Maryland
Miss Johnson
Anastasia Doyle
Stanford University
Southern Belles
Deans Debate Career Aims for Women at LSU
Miss Nora Power of LSU argues women can pursue careers and marriage without conflict. Deans acknowledge fear of the future drives stricter study and greater emphasis on marriage across campuses.
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Nora Power
Louisiana State University
London Bobby Prefers Hair under Helmet to Head Loss
The wartime rumor about tin helmets making police bald leads to a barber’s reassurance and a bobby’s quip that he would rather lose his hair than his head. The issue reflects public concern over head protection for London bobbies.
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London
Bobby
Elmet
Navy to Commission 35000 Ton Battleship Washington Early
The navy said the 35,000 ton battleship Washington would be placed in commission on May 15, six and a half months ahead of the original schedule. The announcement comes from Washington as of February 19.
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Washington
Navy
Trouble Over NLRB in Detroit Police Custody
Detroit faced a clash between an NLRB attorney and city police over the arrest and quick release of an NLRB field examiner and an organizer for the CIO United Auto Workers. The two were with a Ford Motor Co employee to discuss an unfair labor practices charge. Police say the worker complained of being harassed and officers released both men within 45 minutes.
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Detroit
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
C.L.Q
United Auto Workers
Harold A. Cranefield
Labor Board
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Frank D. Eaman
Eaman
Cranefield
Police Refuse Aid in Protection of Witnesses Denied
A prepared statement claims police refused to aid in protecting witnesses. Eaman angrily denied the accusation.
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Eaman
Diamond Mine Box Found by Cumberland Boys
A group of youths scavenging Cumberland Maryland garbage uncovered a box containing diamonds valued at $14,000. Police investigation followed as the boys attempted to sell the gems on the street. The owner of the stones is identified but not named in the readable text.
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Cumberland
Adlerika Promises Quick Relief from Gas and Bowel Action
Oklahoma druggist H. W. Stowits promotes Adlerika a laxative product claiming three laxatives for fast bowel action and five enzymes to relieve gas. He notes daily walks to town and urges readers to buy Adlerika today.
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Oklahoma
H. W. Stowits
Doctor Edwards Olive Tablets Promote Bowel and Liver Aid
A noted Ohio doctor Dr F M Edwards treated many constipation cases with Dr Edwards Olive Tablets now sold by druggists. The vegetable tablets cleanse the bowels aid liver bile flow and help digest fatty foods. Try tonight 15 30 or 60 cents.
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Ohio
F. M. Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Missing Jewelry Box Incident Shocks City Jewelers
A jeweler’s assistant reports a box left for cleaning was brushed off a counter and discarded with a waste basket, raising questions about missing jewelry recovery and the handling of delicate items. Local authorities review surveillance for clues and proper disposal procedures.
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Torney
Police Court Fines Set After DUI Plea
Alex Davis paid a $50 fine in police court this morning after pleading guilty to driving a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Bob Brooks received a $5 fine and a 60 day jail sentence for being drunk, suspended.
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Alex Davis
Bob Brooks
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