Turkey vows to oppose any aggression in security zone
Ankara reports Turkish foreign minister Sukru Saracoglu states Turkey will oppose with force any aggression against its territorial integrity or independence. The note hints at Bulgaria and Nazi troop movements as Berlin pressures in the region amid a wider German advance in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ankara
Turkey
Bulgaria
Sukru Saracoglu
Saracoglu
Great Britain
Ulus
Germans Renew Attacks After Dark on London
Germans renewed after dark air raids on London as sirens sounded shortly after blackout time. Daylight raids were scattered with hostile planes over East Anglia. British bombers struck along the invasion coast including Boulogne and Calais, while long range guns fired from the French coast across the Dover Strait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
East Anglia
Strait of Dover
France
Boulogne
Calais
Body of Russian Found in Manhattan Convent District
The 55 year old former Russian Imperial Army colonel and bomb inventor Michael Borislavsky was found outside a Manhattan convent with a bullet wound to the head. Medical examiner labeled homicide as no gun was found. His wife said there were no known enemies or reasons for suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Michael Borislavsky
U. S. War Department
Upper Manhattan
Raymond M. Miles
Frederick Ziman
Borislavsky
Convent of the Sacred Heart
Types and ownership of goods in economics
Consumers goods are goods bought for personal use to satisfy wants. Kinds of consumer goods include durable and nondurable goods, capital goods are producer goods, and services are intangible. Ownership can be voluntary or coercive depending on how rights to use resources are acquired or enforced.
Understanding Consumers Goods and Capital in Economic Terms
The text explains consumers goods as items in possession for directly satisfying wants, noting three wealth forms: capital, land, and consumers goods. It classifies durable versus non durable consumers goods with examples like piano and bread, and distinguishes fixed specialized capital from durable goods used for direct satisfaction. It also discusses ownership as voluntary or coercive when held by political units.
Hitler proclaims total war at sea in speech
In a stirring address on the 21st anniversary of the National Socialist party, Hitler vows intensified U-boat and air warfare. He forecasts March and April as critical, cites huge shipping losses, and warns that Germany will reshape global trade on its terms. He also notes stronger Germany Italy cooperation and asserts the U S must recognize Germany as a powerful economic force.
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Germany
Italy
Hitler
National Socialist Party
Reich
United States
NBC
CBS
Titler
New York
London
Lawrence Tonight to Hear Former Governor Landon NBC Address
Former Kansas Governor Alfred M Landon will speak in Lawrence tonight for an NBC blue network address on the lease lead bill from WRN studios The program starts at o'clock Mrs Ann Stone of the Manley insurance agency is elected president of the Lawrence Insurance Board to fill the unexpired term of the late Gene Glahn The Taylors celebrate their fifty fifth wedding anniversary and receive Gov Payne Ratner's congratulations Bill Dodderidge now works with the National Defense Advisory Commission in Washington D C City council meets at 736 o'clock with paving and airport bond issues on the agenda Douglas county residents attend Washington day in Topeka and local news notes include a demotion of blight at Seventh and Alabama streets and a request to remove blight on South Massachusetts Street.
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Guv
Alfred M. Landon
Lawrence
NBC Blue
WRN
Ann Stone
Manley Insurance Agency
Lawrence Insurance Board
Gene Glahn
Stone
A. L. Taylor
Arkansas Street
Payne Ratner
Taylor
Journal-World
Taylors
Bill Dodderidge
K. A
Harry A. Dodderidge
National Defense Advisory Commission
Washington, D. C
Bill
William H. Mereynulds
Commission
Seventh
Alabama Streets
Massachusetts
Crash in Storm Kills Two in Hutchinson
Mrs Adolph Reimer of Hutchinson and her son Melvin died in a motor car collision during a blinding snowstorm. Trainloads of livestock and used farm equipment have been sold through Journal-World classified advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Adolph Reimer
Melvin
Journal-World
Minister Slugs a German Major in Sofia Restaurant Fight
In Sofia on Feb 24 United States Minister George H. Earle described a restaurant brawl sparked by the song Tipperary. He said a German at a nearby table hurled an insult, attacked with a bottle, and he struck back, injuring the German and leaving blood in the restaurant. Bulgians aided him as Germans and civilians tried to surge into the room. one German officer reportedly left to Bucharest. Earle, a former Pennsylvania governor and submarine chaser commander, called the incident regrettable but necessary. State Dept officials in Washington had not received a formal report.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
United States
George H. Earle
Tipperary
Earle
Associated Press
Germany
Legation
Bucharest
Fennsylvania
State Department
Washington
League of Women Voters Host School Board Candidates Forum
The League of Women Voters sponsors a public meeting in the Lawrence courthouse from 7 30 to 9 00 on Wednesday February 26 to inform citizens about the school board and hear candidates for the spring election. It includes talks by Prof. Bert Nash and Dr. J W Twente and Q A with candidates W H Quakenbush Paul Lawson Mrs Carroll D Clark A B Martin and A E Woestemeyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
Lawrence
League
John Stutz
Bert Nash
J. W. Twente
W. H. Quakenbush
Paul Lawson
Carroll D. Clark
A. B. Martin
A. E. Woestemeyer
R. H. Beamer
Karl Kreider
William Evans
van Bruner
Ralph Prouts
Wheat futures jump on sudden demand in volatile session
Wheat futures surged about four cents a bushel in a sharp midday rally. May wheat rose to around 84 cents while July and September climbed above 79 cents as traders debated triggers from war talk to farm policy and crop reports.
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Chicago
Chiemga
Bel
Ateater
Hyerate
Partin
Tata
Owe
Aioe
Six Hurt in Auto Crash West of Midland
Six people injured in a Saturday night collision two miles west of Midland. Pauline Kersey Garden City fractured arm and severe knee laceration. Loring Miner Sublette suffered shock. Miner drove a Chevrolet coupe that hit a Pontiac sedan driven by John Brosamer Topeka. passengers June Richards Charles Heywood and Mary Birnbaumer of Topeka suffered cuts and bruises.
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Midland
Pauline Kersey
Garden City
Loring Miner
Sublette
Memorial Hospital
Miner
John Brosamer
Topeka
Brosamer
June Richards
Charles Heywood
Mary Birnbaumer
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence Area
Miss Eliza Von Gunten sister of Albert Von Gunten of Eudora dies at 40 after a China missionary career of 32 years and a St Paul Church talk in Madora. Survived by three brothers and three sisters. aunt of Harold Von Gunten of Lawrence. Bertha Garrett 19 dies. funeral at Bethel AM church Kansas City. William M Drennon 73 dies at home Haskell and Twenty third. survived by Rose Drennon wife and son Harold C Drennen, Lawrence. sister-in-law Mrs Margaret Hackett Denver. two grandchildren.
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Eliza von Gunten
Albert von Gunten
Eudora
Fliea von Gunten
Miss von Gunten
Fred Williams
Tiffin
China
St. Paul
Madora
Harold von Gunten
Lawrence
Bertha Garrett
Bethel A.M
Twenty-fourth
Flora
Kansas City
Miss Garrett
J. T. Garrett
William M. Drennon
Willian M. Drennon
Twenty-third
Haskell
Rose TL. Drennen
Lone
Harold C. Drennen
Edward Drennen
Margaret Hackett
Denver
Cole
Community News From Range Line Area
Social gathering highlights include the Wintermantle family and friends visiting the Breithaupt home and later at the Lyons home. A jury duty in Lawrence, birthday surprise for Donald Breithaupt, and a Briles district event with the play Beads on a String are noted along with visits among Overbrook and Ottawa residents.
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Elmer Wintermantite
Marlyn Doe
Charles Liner
John Breithaupt
Harley Lyons
Rane Line
Linaiee
Brubaker Senaul
Charley Hinl
Lawrence
George Finch
Charles Therschedl
Jimmie
Hlmer Winternimantle
Clark
Mary Harbour
Overbrook
Howard Ellis
Kansas City
Smory Crawford
Harry Fisher
Willie James
Wichita
Irving Haas
Dorothy Dean
Richard
Tuer Krous
Floyd Finch
Georgie
Orlyn Vaughn
Charles Merschell
William Clark
Jannie
John Clark
Range Line
Briles
Ottawa
Local meeting notes and exams marked at Globe Friday
Rance Line schedules COMMIT meeting for March 7. Eighth grade exams set for Globe Friday. Numerous attendees listed for WOMLS and Cooperative gathering. charity, refreshments, and a theatre event noted. Several names read as community members in Garnett and nearby areas.
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Rance Line
Centropelis Wall
Sant Wrights
Sid David
Garnett
Wrightsroan
Range Tite
Tacoin Carnett
Range Vine
Globe Iriday
John Watts
Nigeria
George Fineh
Riven Vonnahay
Charles Herschell
Ilhovd Fineh
Debhner Winterturte
Alarive Teew
Witshonare
UC Hereles
Pilar
Market News Cheima Wheat Prices Rise Amid Slow Trade
A chaotic market report shows wheat futures climbing as traders react to demand shifts and futures activity. Price levels hint at cautious buying with strong activity for nearby contracts and mixed bets on longer maturities.
Fragmented OCR Noted for Summary Extraction
Incomplete text fragment with names and dates obscured. No clear event or outcome can be determined from the readable portion.
Kansas Civ Hay Market report details and notes
Fragmentary OCR shows a Kansas hay market record with references to counties or districts and price notes. It mentions dates, entries with weights and prices and incomplete place names likely indicating regional grain or feed trade activity. The incomplete data suggests a market summary for November with odd figures and missing items.
Turkeys, Markets, and Wall Street Notes From A Busy Day
A mosaic of market items and financial updates highlights this page. Local markets report wheat and corn notes while government bonds and stock activity populate the day’s headlines. The Day in Wall Street surveys trading trends and notable movements across sectors and indices.
Card of Thanks for Sympathy and Condolences
We express appreciation for the kindness and condolences shown by friends during the illness and death of our beloved son. Mr. and Mrs. Ti A Watts and Bitty thank all who offered sympathy and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
A. Watts
Bitty
Market Rally Lifts Aircraft Shares On Strong Earnings
The market rose as Dollas Aircraft led gains after record earnings, with support for United States Steel Bethlehem Chrysler General Motors American Telephone Westinghouse Dow Chemical and others. Cotton edged higher to 55 cents.
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VU. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Chrysler
General Motors
American Telephone
Wnuk Fe
Pennsylvania
Great Northern
U. Ss. Rubber
United Aircraft
Westinghouse
American Can
Dow Chemical
Johns Manville
J.C. Penney
Anaconda
Nennecott
Sears, Roebuck
Texas Corporation
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Danube
Bordan Philoff
Norway
Netherlands
Belgium
South Massachusetts
Jack St. Clair
Douglas County
Frank Kruse
Ohber's
Klemp
C. E
Madeline Mec
Kane
Ft Belvoir
Selfridge
Mich
Leavenworth
Ruby Cress
Macvie Street
California
Hollywood
Winsom
Kansas
Miss Cress
Nazie
Sofia Orchestra
Stork
Farm House
Kentucky
Leitchfield
Cta
Farrm
Porter Lasley
John C. Tucker
Beulah
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Martine
John Lasley
Louisville
Burt Zinnamon
Uecker
Sedseal Mars
Dawsin Ghirnett
Craeheers
Brabaker
Quay
Wasie Warner
Laelowup
Merooand Apes
Ripper Winterminntette
Marion Dee
Mad Atuerte
Winy Wire
Iwan Sehwearts
Meoound
Thenry Sehwa
Sotansuerny
Harm
Kansas City Livestock
Edsater
Wwe
Tilly
Coltprep
Alors
Elfgdibe Tar Ee
Allel Creser
Danabe
Shearing Eris
USDAY
Neal Ponce Gern Gstog
Ty Lewer
Walfir
Tay
Noo
Svetlow
Cyiedan
Hebert
Olson Bros
Jie
Mats
Phates
Mars
Mary Phir
Lola
Hicago Potato Market OC
Edige
Gabe Usia
Potiabpivale
Bos
Pubis
Terry Cuthesy
Tirnin
Yelbow Corm
Whyrte
Wall Street
Allison- Armstrong
Esetare Service
Agency
Mass
McGrew-Peck Inv. CO
Seling
Dollas
Me Palace Clothing CO
New
Peans
Maes
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