Swift Austrian alarm calmed by Graz garrison action
Austrian tensions flare as Graz Nazis threaten march on Vienna but are checked by rapid Austrian army reinforcement. Berlin Nazis watch, while Schuschnigg government gains two day armistice. Britain faces Chamberlain Italy policy criticism as France and Moscow feature in broader European war tensions.
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Austria
Europe
Vienna
Berlin
Graz
Kurt Schuschnigg
Schuschnigg
Parole Inquiry Deemed Nasty and Partisan by Huxman
Topeka February 28 Governor Huxman told the senate parole investigating committee there is nothing to conceal about paroles in his administration. He called the resolution by the Kansas County Attorneys association and the senate a partisan attack and said the only motive is politics. He added that records are available and that the parole board will receive a square deal as members left for Hutchinson for a parole hearing.
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Topeka
Walter A. Huxman
Senate
Hig
The
Board of Administration
Kansas County Attorneys’ Association
Parole Board
Haxman
Kansas County Attorneys Association
Hutchinson
Licenses Issued for Cigaret and Music Machines
Forty two licenses were issued under a city ordinance requiring licenses for operating cigarette vending and music machines. The $7.50 yearly fee per machine now due expires next year. Enforcement followed a district court ruling that upheld the ordinance, with owners told to secure licenses or face prosecution.具体 names include Elmer Pierson Maude Pierson Rogers Vending Co and others for 31 machines.
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Means
Jude Anderson
Elmer ‘Pierson
Maude Pierson
Rogers Vending Company
Pershing Rally Shifts Outlook at Tucson Bulletin
Gen John J Pershing showed renewed strength and consciousness this afternoon Dr Roland Davison reported the outlook improving with better kidney function and fluids taken by mouth Despite earlier concerns the general’s heart remained active and the medical team said recovery potential appeared more promising though still uncertain
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Ariz
John J. Pershing
Roland Davison
Davidson
Pershing
Roland Davon
Davison
S. A
KU Business Degrees Awarded to Eight Graduates
Dean Frank T. Stockton announced eight students completed the bachelor of science in business at the University of Kansas. The list includes Richard A. Delaney and Lawrence C. Mills of Lawrence and Eugene W. Brandt of Topeka, Warren H. Gille of Kansas City Kansas, Eugene C. Miller of Kincaid, Robert E. Simpson of Valley Falls, Howard H. Smith of Piper, and Willard W. Troutwine of Iola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas School.of Business
Frank T. Stockton
Richard A. Delaney
Lawrence C. Mills
Lawrence
Eugene W. Brandt
Topeka
Warren H. Gille
Kansas City
Kan
Eugene C. Miller
Kincaid
Robert E. Simpson
Valley Falls
Howard H. Smith
Piper
Willard W. Troutwine
Iola
Vodka Blamed for Riot at Polish School Carnival
Police confronted a violent brawl at a Lodz school carnival in which one person was killed and 86 others injured as about 400 parents attended. Authorities linked the disturbance to vodka consumption with many attendees reportedly drinking.
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Lodz
Poland
Dr Lyle Powell Eye Ear Nose Throat Ad
Dr Lyle S. Powell announces office relocation to 7386 Kv. St. and provides phone 244 for the Eye Ear Nose and Throat practice in this community notice.
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Lyle S. Powell
Probe Bill May Die On Calendar
In Topeka the senate approved the Wunsch bill allowing counties to use their share of sales tax for poor relief but with no amendments. The measure faces a final roll call vote later today as leaders expect little controversy after earlier amendments were rejected.
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Topeka
Senate
Claude C. Bradney
Rcolumbus
Cecil Calvert
D-Hays
Senate Taxation Committee
Calvert
House
George Templar
House Taxation Committee
Richardson
Conservancy
Ewing Her
GOP Program Body Sees Big Opportunity for Reform
Glenn Frank and John D. M. Hamilton addressed the newly formed GOP program committee in Chicago urging a critical study of the New Deal and a redefined Republican doctrine for a new era. Frank warned the economy is stalled and called for sweeping reeducation, while Hamilton said party platform drafting must be deliberate and serve the country, not be dictated at a convention.
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Chicago
Republican Program Committee
United States
Glenn Frank
John D. M. Hamilton
Republican National Committee
Frank
Hamilton
Washington
Policy Commission
Shoe fund exceeds goal as Lawrence donors respond
The Social Service shoe fund for needy school children nearly reaches its $300 goal Saturday noon with generous Lawrence donations. Rev. C. A. Puls praises citizens for underwriting shoes and notes the fund may face cold weather, while the Journal-World thanks for its support. Weddings at Court House: Donald C. Bidwell and Dorothy M. Vine wed in Holton. Ralph Wilson and Elizabeth Parkinson wed in Odessa.
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Lawrence
C. A
C. A. Puls
Puls
Court House
Donald C. Bidwell
Dorothy M. Vine
Holton
Kan
L. H. Menger
Menger
Ralph Wilson
Elizabeth Parkinson
Odessa
Tex
Big Decline in Traffic Fatalities Reported Nationwide
The National Safety Council reports U S traffic fatalities in January totaled 2710, down 30 percent from December and 17 percent from January 1937. About 550 lives were saved versus a year earlier, with three consecutive months showing reduced deaths and a 1400 life saving over the quarter. The January decline may relate to less travel, though gasoline data for January are not yet available.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
United States
Twelve convicted in Kansas City election fraud appeal denied
Washington ruled the Supreme Court refused to review the case of 12 people led by Edson M Walker, convicted for conspiracy to defraud the 1936 general election in Kansas City. Appeals argued the charges targeted general fraud against candidates, not individuals.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Kansas City
Washington
Supreme Court
Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals
Federal District Court
Edson M. Walker
Walker
John H. Drummond
John A. Lateran
Frank H. Adams
Lorne E. Wells
Joe R. Wells, Jr
Leo B. Roach
John T. Little
Gilbert Stevens
Forest C. Holman
George Neeper
Frank Ditsch
Three Women Enter Pleas at Federal Trial
Three Republican women interrupted the opening of a trial with six Democrats on vote fraud conspiracy charges by entering pleas. Elva O Byurne pleaded guilty while Viola Doss and Louise Davis pleaded no defense. Defense lawyers challenged the procedure but were overruled. The case tally shows 199 indicted and 50 convicted to date. Seventeen indicted on Friday appeared to arrange bond.
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Kansas City
Becbre
Merrill Elis
Elva O’byrne
Republican Committee
Viola Doss
Louise Davis
Otis
United States Marshal’s Office
Kansas Beats Nebraska 50 to 47 Amid Apple Incident
Kansas edged Nebraska 50 to 47 in Lincoln as both teams displayed hot shooting. Dr. F C Allen was struck by an apple core tossed from the stands, drawing protest though he praised the game and coaching overall. University officials and spectators described the incident as isolated but noted sportsmanlike conduct by the KU team afterward.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Lincoln
F. ¢. Allen
Nebraska
University
Alley
Florence Black
Wealthy Babcock
Allen
Karl Klooz
Miss Black
Miss Babcock
Mr. Klooz
Richard
Dick” Wagstaff
Browne
K.U
Louis Menze
Iowa State
Menze
Constant Construction Wins Dyche Museum Contract at KU
J. T. Constant Construction has been awarded a 45 398 dollar contract to complete work at the Dyche Museum on the University of Kansas campus. The project will remove a mezzanine, skip an elevator, and cover floors and walls with limited scope while Constant handles lathing plastering and display case building over about four months.
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Dyche Museum
K.U
J. T. Constant
Constant
Ixterior
KU ROTC Staff to Attend Summer Training Camps
Four KU ROTC staff members including Col Karl F Baldwin will attend camps this summer. Baldwin and Sgt William Kollender will take 25 advanced coast artillery cadets to Ft Sheridan Illinois June 15 to July 27. Major Raymond Edwards and Major Earle Johnson join six weeks infantry camp at Fort Leavenworth along with twenty KU advanced infantry cadets.
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University of Kansas R.O.T.C
Karl F. Baldwin
Baldwin
William Kollender
Ft. Sheridan
Ill
Advanced Corps of Coast Artillery
K.U. Theeamp
Raymond Edwards
Earle Johnson
St. Leavenworth
K. U
Reserve Officers Corps
Public Relations Dinner Hosted by BPW Club
Citizens invited to the annual Public Relations dinner at 7 pm in the Crystal Room of Hotel Eldridge. Dolph Simons will address on Our Towns Business with reps from Rotary Kiwanis Chamber of Commerce American Legion and more. Reservations are due by Tuesday noon via hotel or Madonna Harmar at 1216 Tennessee Street.
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Crystal Room
Eldridge
Dolph Simons
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Kiwanis Club
Chamber of Commerce
American Legion and Auxiliary
Social Service League
Co-Operative Club
League of Women, Voters
Women’s City Club
A.A.A.W
Madonna Harmar
Tennessee Street
B.P.W. Chamber of Commerce
George Hedrick
American aviator Bert Hall reported missing after Manila flight
Bert Hall of Tucson Arizona, famed pilot, left Manila for Paracale in a Philippines aerial taxi plane with no passengers and was unreported after twelve hours. The flight was routine from Manila to Camarines Norte.
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Manila
Bert Hall
Tucson
Ariz
Paracale
Camarines Norte
Philippines
Council Meets Tonight in Regular Session
The city council will convene in regular session at 7:30 this evening to discuss municipal matters.
Missouri Oklahoma clash decides Big Six title in Columbia
Tonight Missouri hosts Oklahoma in a pivotal Big Six showdown with Kansas awaiting a Thursday visit from Missouri. If Missouri wins, Kansas clinches the undisputed title. an Oklahoma win forces Kansas to win Thursday to secure the crown. Halftime and final scores to be posted in the Journal-World. The game starts at eight o clock.
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Missouri
Oklahoma
Columbia
Kansas
Tigerland
Journal-World
Labor Unions Win Two Supreme Court Rulings Today
Washington reports two high court decisions favoring unions. The court upheld the labor board’s power to order employers to withdraw recognition from company unions and ruled against a Wisconsin district court’s injunction on AFL CIO meat cutters picketing a Milwaukee business.
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Washington
Standard Labor
Supreme Court
Labor Relations Board
Wisconsin
Meat Cutters Union
A. F. of L
Labor Board
Pennsylvania Greyhound Lines, Inc
Pacific Greyhound Lines
J . Justice Stone
Milwaukee
E. G. Shinner & Company
Debate on Armament at Lawrence Town Hall
Audience at the Lawrence Town Hall debated whether preparation for war leads to peace. Elton Carter argued for adequate armament while Dean Warren Day urged disarmament, claiming more weapons worsen global discord. Maj Edwin Mead was advertised but absent. next week will close the season with a discussion on Newspapers as Propaganda Mediums in a Democracy.
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Lawrence Town Hall
America
Elton Carter
Department of Journalism
Dean Warren Day
Topeka
Maj
Edwin Mead
Lloyd Houston
Charles P. Stanfell
The
Kansas City Star
Marco Morrow
Capper Publications
Will
One Divorce Granted in February Term Dockets
Judge Hugh Means presided as one divorce was granted and five suits were dismissed. Ida Belle Blaylock received a divorce from Clarence Melvin Blaylock and custody of the children, with 35 a week in support. Other actions were dismissed for want of prosecution or on motions by the parties.
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Hugh Means
Ida Belle Blaylock
Clarence Melvin Blaylock
Blaylock
Eliza J. Hultz
William M Hultz
Alice Ledeboer
George Allen Ledeboer
Irma Kahle
Cecil Kahle
Della R. Perkins
John A. Perkins
HOLC to Close Three Home Owners Offices
Topeka Feb 28 collection offices of the home owners Joan corporation at Wichita Topeka and Kansas City Kan will close March 1 Roscoe Johnson state HOLC director said after that date Kansas collections will be handled from the regional HOLC office in Omaha He said personnel of the three offices will be transferred to the state headquarters here.
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Topeka
Joan Corporation
Wichita
Kansas City
Kan
Roscoe Johnson
HOLC
Kansas
Omaha
Johnson
City council primary slated for Tuesday election
Tomorrow marks the city primary to nominate party candidates for six council seats to be filled at the April 5 election. Polls run 8 am to 5 pm at ward stations. contests exist in wards one, two and four with Republicans and Democrats fielding candidates in several wards.
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Nomiee Party
Neon City Hall
Nineteenth
Massachusetts
Liberty Memorial High School
Court House
Woodlawn School
Extempore winner Owen Barnes tops Kansas state contest
Owen Barnes of Wyandotte high school won the class A extempore speaking contest at the state debate and speaking competition in Kansas City Kansas. Newton high defended its class A title, Dodge City won class B and Bucklin won class C. Burton Hodges Holton won class B extempore with Nor met Higgins first in class R. Runners up included Allen Conwill Hutchinson and Ruby Davidson El Dorado in class A, Maxine Wakker Oberlin and Louann Snyder Madison in class B, Virginia Lou Snyder Cullison and Leonard Suchland Kensington in class C.
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Owen Barnes
Wyandotte High School
Kansas City
Kan
Newton High School
Dodge City
Bucklin
Burton Hodges
Holton
Normet Higgins
Turner
Allen Conwill
Hutchinson
Ruby Davidson
el Dorado
Maxine Wakker
Oberlin
Louann Snyder
Madison
Virginia Lou Snyder
Cullison
Leonard Suchland
Kensington
Weather forecast predicts more rain in Kansas
Meteorologist S. D. Flora said moisture will return to Kansas with rain tonight and possibly tomorrow. Expect cloudiness and warmer temperatures, with no statewide precipitation in the past 24 hours and above normal highs around 45 to 50 degrees tomorrow.
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Topeka
Kansas
S. D. Flora
Flora
Bi Springs Students Visit Journal World Plant
Thirteen Bi Springs school students accompanied by teacher Eunice O'Brien and helpers Martin Ice and Glen Cree visited the Journal-World plant this afternoon. The group included Marvin Hartman Calvin Hartman Leland Hartman Lila Hartman Ben Emery Jr Jean Emery Donald Cousins Norma Rae Cree Olive Henry Kirk Henry Judy Ice Alford Ice and Trene Winsor. Earlier this morning the students attended 4 H club films at the Granada.
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Bi Springs
Eunice O’brien
Martin Ice
Glen Cree
Journal-World
Marvin Hartman
Calvin Hartman
Leland Hartman
Lila Hartman
Ben Emery, Jr
Jean Emery
Donald Cousins
Norma Rae Cree
Olive Henry
Kirk Henry
Judy Ice
Alford Ice
Trene Winsor
Granada
Weather Review for Kansas Cities and Roads
Regional forecast shows cloudy skies with possible rain starting tonight or Tuesday. Morning conditions vary with Ottawa and Emporia partly cloudy while Manhattan Topeka Wichita and Salina remain cloudy. Road quality ranges from rough in Ottawa Manhattan and Arkansas City to good in Garden City with Wichita Topeka Salina Pittsburg fair.
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Kansas
Ottawa
Emporia
Manhattan
Topeka
Wichita
Salina
Arkansas City
Pittsburg
Garden City
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