Eden and Chamberlain Debate on How to Assure Peace of Europe
In a tense House of Commons debate Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain said Britain would begin new Anglo Italian talks in Rome to seek general European appeasement and avoid war. Anthony Eden defended his resignation and argued Spanish issues must be settled before any Italian agreement, urging peace through four powers including Germany and France.
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World reacts as Eden quits amid Hitler storm
Across capitals from Paris to Tokyo, public mood shifts as Eden resigns from Britain’s cabinet. Hitler’s speech spurs recognition of Manchukuo and renewed German threats while Rome and Vienna gauge moves toward a new alliance balance. Romania eyes a broadened constitution as Spain fights in Teruel.
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Hitler's Next Move Focused on Czechoslovakia
Diplomatic sources predicted Hitler would turn next to Czechoslovakia with a Berlin meeting likely involving Premier Milan Hodza or Foreign Minister Kamil Krofta to discuss the German minority. The note follows Eden's resignation as British foreign secretary, seen as a potential advantage for Nazi aims.
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Cooke Calls Contacts With Successful People Key To Genius
James Francis Cooke, president of the Theodore Presser foundation, spoke at an all University convocation on Encounters With Genius. He cited Baron Rothschild on avoiding the unsuccessful and named figures such as Beethoven, Ford, Edison, Twain and Franklin among types of genius. He argued genius is trait making and age does not limit the gift.
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Cellini
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Fund drive nearer goal for Lawrence school children
Less than $70 more is needed to reach the $300 Social Service shoe fund goal. Rev. C. A. Puls reports $282.25 raised at noon, with $228.05 previously acknowledged and smaller gifts from local contributors. Donations may be mailed to Rev. Puls or left at the Journal-World office as efforts continue this week.
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New Hampshire
Journal- World
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Senate drops anti lynching bill in favor of relief measure
Washington reports the Senate shelved the anti lynching bill to take up the 250 million dollar emergency relief appropriation. The move ends a 29 day filibuster as southern opponents hailed the decision while Wagner sought last minute amendments.
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Reports Hitler and I Discussed Plans to Take Small Nations
Washington February 21 UP William Dodd former ambassador to Germany told the house foreign affairs committee that Hitler and Mussolini discussed dividing several smaller central European nations. He testified that a German map showed expected gains and that German schools teach a belief in future colonial expansion.
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Welch will lists numerous bequests to friends and institutions
The probate of Gertrude E. Welch's will reveals dozens of legacies to residents of Lawrence and other cities, totaling near $20,000 in cash. Executors are Dr. A. J. Anderson and an unnamed coexecutor. Specific gifts include sums to Agnes Emery, Anna Fischer, Mary Hart, Jane R. Welch fund, and libraries in Lawrence and Milton, with residual estate to William Welch of Prescott, Wis.
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Prescott
Wis
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A. J. Anderson
Frances Eleanor McCurdy
San Francisco
Mary D. Hart
Syracuse
N. Y
Margaret Beckwith
Litchfield
Conn
Walter Vaill
Elizabeth Meulicott
Middletown
City of Lawrence
Cemetery Permanent Improvement Fund
U.S
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Oak Hill
Lawrence City
Jane R. Welch
Milton Library Association
Miljton
Hugh P. Welch
Helen M. Welch
Miss Welch
Milton Library
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Plymouth Congregational Church
Traprence
Sie Service League
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Long Beach
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J. W. Priestly
James Barrow
Napa
Cecilia Marie Riggs
Clarissa Malin
Louise Malin
Annie Malin
Plainville
Missionary Society of Plymouth
William
Henry Welch
Pee Eee
Two KU Students Hurt In Weekend Accidents
Watkins Memorial Hospital at KU treated two students over the weekend. Andrew Mitchell of 812 Mississippi Lawrence sustained a fractured left collar bone in a Friday ski accident. Bill Kunkle, a freshman from Eldorado, sprained his left ankle after being thrown from a bobsled yesterday.
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Lawrence
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ElDorado
Rotary speaker lauds George Washington on national defense
Professor Robert M. Davis addressed the Rotary Club, praising Washington’s public service and urging readiness for national defense. He linked Washington’s leadership to today’s global threats, urging study of early American history and unity to prevent despotism. Lyle Powell introduced him, stressing defense during National Defense Week.
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Dividend Will Be Paid by Farmers Union Bank
The Douglas County Farmers Union Bank liquidating committee says two dividends of 5 percent will be paid on February 23 at 8 p.m. in the Pleasant Valley schoolhouse. Non residents can mail certificates and address changes to Oscar T. York route 3 Baldwin to receive dividends. Committee members are H. Ulrich chairman Oscar T. York secretary treasurer C. C. Gerstenberger and Earl B. Cowles.
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Salur y Stock Index Records 44.6 Reading
The stock index for sixty stocks opens with an average of 44.6, reflecting early market activity. Salur y notes 44.6 as the current index value amid mixed trading and modest gains across sectors.
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Colmery to Speak at Chamber Luncheon Tomorrow
Harry Colmery of Topeka will headline the bi weekly Chamber of Commerce luncheon at the Eldridge hotel at 12 20 tomorrow. The former national and state American Legion commander will discuss Dangerous Trends and is noted as an outstanding speaker. The event is open to the public with ex service members invited. reservations via the Chamber at 485.
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Talks On Schools Show Sharp Views In Lawrence Meeting
Lawrence Town Hall hear Supt. G H Marshall of Ottawa schools and Dr A H Turney of Kansas University discuss Do Our Schools Educate. Marshall says schools build lives while Turney cites need for citizen cooperation and criticizes modern instruction. Audience engagement includes laughter and cross questions. A second item notes Flint Trolley Drivers Strike over wages.
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House Taxation Committee Debates Emergency Relief Bill
Topeka February 20 The House Taxation Committee has not finished its final draft of the emergency relief bill and may not introduce it until Wednesday. The panel considers six county relief proposals, with several included in the committee bill. Gov Haxman proposals on shifting sales tax funds and increasing the state share of welfare costs face GOP resistance. The panel aims to cover emergency needs through year end with permanent changes to wait for the next session. The House also approved a bill requiring one year of residence to qualify for relief.
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Students Mobilize Against KU Red Probe
Readings from a campus meeting show student groups opposing a legislative probe into alleged communist activity at the University of Kansas. They warn the inquiry could harm academic freedom, waste funds, and cast distrust on faculty and students. About 200 attended a Y.M.C.A. and American Student Union gathering.
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Temperatures to Rise Amid Slow Snow Melt Across Kansas
Federal meteorologist D Flora forecast rising temperatures starting tomorrow as snow melt lags in Kansas. Little precipitation fell recently with flurries in Topeka Moran and Kansas City. Expect 20 to 25 degree minimums tonight and highs near 35 to 40 in eastern and western regions.
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Weather forecast and road conditions for Kansas
Mostly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with warmer temperatures. Snow and ice affect dirt roads in Arkansas City Wichita Pittsburg Emporia Topeka Coffeyville Ottawa Salina and nearby towns. Subfreezing at night with varying icy spots and slick surfaces reported by local weather offices.
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