Jap Planes Seek Chinese Hangars In Shanghai Front
Japanese naval aviators launched a sweeping campaign to destroy Chinese aviation facilities around Shanghai and Kiangwan. They claimed Hangchow airfields were bombed with several Chinese planes destroyed before dawn. One Japanese plane was lost near Hangchow bay, the pilot rescued by a destroyer. A Kiangwan attack by a single company pushed 100 meters after a fierce assault led by a second lieutenant.
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Friday and Saturday Musical Programs and Basketball Game
Musical program arranged by 3Frs with Alice Boncrieff, associate professor of voice, Friday evening and by W. S. Downing, professor of voice, Saturday evening. Basketball game features University of Oklahoma vs University of Kansas. Meanwhile in a distant front, Chinese and Japanese forces clash with heavy bombardment, reports of shifting positions and reinforcements as both sides prepare for possible decisive actions next week.
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Fifth and Sixth Sermons at Trinity Lutheran Church
Rev C A Puls conducts the fifth and sixth sermons in the Vital Facts series at Trinity Lutheran Church on Sunday at 11 am and 7 30 pm The morning topic asks Can People Really Believe in Prayer while the evening sermon covers The Biblical Teaching About Baptism and the Lord's Supper The Trinity choir directed by J William Pilcher and Lewis Proctor baritone headline the services with Buck and Shelley selections and a dramatic closing moment with all lights out except the altar window.
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Shelley
The Crucifixion Sermons Begin Two Weeks Ago
A church notes a sermon-lecture series on The Crucifixion begun two weeks ago and scheduled to end at Easter with congregational singing of Jesus Keep Me Near the Cross during services.
April Like Weather Keeps Kansas Mild Across State
Kansas expected to stay warm with April like temperatures as highs above 70 predicted for eastern areas and clear skies across the state. Meteorologist S D Flora says no break in the pleasant weather yet, with overnight readings around 34 to 40 and no rain in sight. the Republican River remains swollen from melting snow in the northwest region.
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United States Weather Bureau
S. D. Flora
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Mercury
Republican
Weather Notes Touches States and Regions
Meteorologist Flora reports places by ice gorges failed to overflow at Concordia. The system was falling today as temperatures across the state suggested late April. Topeka reached 76 degrees, higher than Florida, while the national high was 82 in Los Angeles.
Kansas rifle teams head to Kemper indoor meet
Members of the University of Kansas rifle squads, men and women, traveled from Lawrence to Boonville, Missouri to take part in the third annual indoor gallery meet at Kemper Military Academy. The competition began today and will run through tomorrow with two women’s teams entered.
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University of Kansas
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Baldwin School Levy Cut At Baldwin February Budget Talk
The Baldwin public schools plan to reduce the levy from 22000 to 17500 dollars, about 2096 enrolled students and related funding. Lieut. E H Coe leads the Kansas University teams and Sgt Charles E Engle coaches the team for Kemper matches as part of a broader county sports and budget update.
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Baldwin
School board aims to lower levy without harming instruction
The School Board expects to reduce the levy this spring while maintaining instructional standards. Visitors Steed Mae Wright Paulina Harding joined a school gathering last week and more residents are urged to visit. A Sunday worship service led by Rev Harbour at the M E church drew a small crowd, with plans to hold services next year to aid Wellman area spiritual needs. Ruth Zook and others spent Friday with Mrs. Orval Self.
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Mae Wright
Paulina Harding
Oliman M. FE
J. R. McFadden
Ant Topeka District
Harbour
M. E
Oskaloosa
Wellman
Ruth Zook
Robert Davison
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Harry Wellman
Margaret
Orval. Self
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