Chiang Kai-Shek reshapes leadership to bolster war effort
Chiang Kai-Shek stripped himself of civil duties and took command of the army as he concentrates on resisting Japan. A new army of about 800,000 is being trained to support roughly 900,000 soldiers in defense while key posts undergo a conservative reshuffle. Japanese advances continue across China with Taian fall, Canton’s defenses, and calls for a scorched earth policy as negotiations with Japan stall. Some missionaries in China are reported safe after brief detentions. Albany, New York gains a namesake connection to England’s Duke of York.
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Shanghai
China
Chiang Kai-Shek
Ching
Shantung Province
Taian
Tientsin-Puon
Wen River
Tawnkow
Nanking
Canton
Japan
South China
Suchow
Kiangsu Province
Kashan
Frank A. Brown
Norfolk
Archibald McFayden
Raeford
N. C
N. D. Grier
Due West
S. C
B. F. Stamps
Huntington
W. Va
Mary Demerest
Emerson
N. J
Yangchow
Vacuum Oil Company
U.S
Oahu
Yangtze
Choral Union to Resume Rehearsals Tuesday
Lawrence Choral Union plans to resume rehearsals Tuesday at 7 30 PM after a two week vacation. Dr Otto Miessner returns from an East trip where he spoke at a Music Teachers National Association meeting. The group works toward The Pilgrim's Progress set for March 27 with plans to trim attendance and finalize soloists. The University symphony under Karl Kuersteiner has secured orchestral parts and will begin work alongside the chorus.
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Lawrence Choral Union
Otto Miessner
Music Teachers National Association
Pittsburgh
Pilgrim’s Progress
John Andrews
University
Sompheony Orchestra
Karl Kuersteiner
Keohane
Gladys ‘Keohane
Albuquerque
N. M
Rancis ” Yeoman
Wichid
Jack Hoefer
de Mary
Jack, Jr
Salina
Madelyn
Roberta
Fairview
Beatrice Branstetter
Virgil Wood
Baker
Kansas City
Allen’ Daugherty
Eugene. Kramer
Osawatomie
E. H. Harrison
Edith
Georgia Harrison
Norton
Finis Ross
Wilma PE
Manhattan
R. J. Zeidler
Eldon
Yates Center
C. R. Craig
Lois
George. Trest
Eudora Eet
H. K. Ebright
Elizabeth
University of Illinois
Samuel A. Deel
Helen Deel
Mary Margaret Williams
Christine Rebb
Baldwin
American Association of University Women
Earl Kirker
Ioie F. Johnson
Edwin F. Abels
Douglas County Republican
Social Security
Kansas
J. E. Mellor
Sixth Street
Nathan W. O’byrne
James Aus
David L. Young
Stanley Flickinger
W. J. Adriance
Theodore Christensen
Co. B. Willey
Mellor
Hopewell Country Club
Charles McKinney
Ted Brown
Philoma
Miss Ruth Orcutt to Give Kansas recital tonight
University of Kansas faculty pianist Miss Ruth Orcutt will present a recital at 8 tonight in the Administration building auditorium. The program includes works by Chopin, Rachmaninoff, Prokofieff, Falla, and Dohnanyi, among others, with Brahms featured in the closing selections. Arkansas City Physician Dies in Kansas Death reported for Dr Lachlan M Beatson of Arkansas City aged 654 with survivors listed.
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Ruth Orcutt
University of Kansas
School of Fine Arts
Arkansas City
Kan
Lachlan M. Beatson
Russell City Clerk Dies in Russell Kansas
P L Pred H Krug 52 city clerk died Saturday in Russell Kansas. He was former Russell county clerk.
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Russell
Kan
H. Krug
Russell County
Cross-Word Puzzle List of Clues and Word Fragments
A jumble of across and down puzzle clues from a newspaper page listing terms such as Small bottle plus extra, Flexible, Unsoiled, Watered appearance, Triangle inset, and many others including verbs, nouns, and adjectives like Detest, Contend, Mirth, and Sticks in the mud, mixed with incomplete entries and numbers indicating positions.
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School of Whales
Ford seeks new hearing over union activity ruling
The Ford Motor Company petitioned the National Labor Relations Board to set aside a finding that it violated the Wagner Act and to reinstate 29 workers and post anti union notices. The board delayed action to consider the petition, while a St Louis hearing saw the UAW offer to drop unfair labor practice charges except for recognition.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Company
National Labor Relations Board
Peayalls and Asebescins
United Auomobile Workers‘ of America
Louis J. Colombo
Ford
Michigan
United States
U.A.W.A
Committee For Industrial Organization
C.I.O
Washington
Labor Relations Board
St. Louis
United Automobile Workers of America
Claude O. Pearcy
Col
Baldwin News Briefs Reflect Holidays and Local Gatherings
Baldwin residents recall Christmas trips and funeral services for Mrs. C. F. Wolf and Mrs. Kornbrodt. Several dinners and fireside gatherings bring together bak er University figures, Topeka visitors, and Baker alumni among neighbors, with club meetings announced for early January.
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Frank
E. ‘Wolf
Wichita
Ross Wolf
Professor Wolf
C. F. Wolf
Fall River
Wolf
Floyd K. ‘Riley
9Th and
Grove
Harold W. Guest
W. J. Williams
Frank E Wolf
Samuel A. Deel
H. K. Ebright
Marguerite Treille
Frederick
Grace Jewin
Baldwin
Chicago
Dr. Treille
Bakerrofessor
Hood College
Charles T. Kornbrodt
Kansas City
Kornbrodt
Baker University
Rosa
Claude E.beeks
Charles FE. Beeks
Stine and McClure
Allen McCaul
St. Marys
McCaul
Harry Jones
Helen Beel
Christine Rebb
Mary Margaret Williams
Betty Ebright
Anne Kelley
Philip Barnthouse
Samuel A. Deel Jr
Clara Lawrence
Wilmington
Ohio
M. A. Lawrence
Mary Anna Lawrence
Farmers Union
Union Hall
West Baldwin
L.C. Wagner
Ruth Wagner
Verle Wagner
Topeka
Haviland
Verne Wagner
T. J. Keohane
Elmer Lynch
Ruby Keohane
Kathryn Keohane
John Keohane
Wilward Idol
Robert
Robinson
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Shantung
Albany, N. Y
Duke of York and
Albany
James II of England
Edward J. Neil
Associated Press
Teruel
Spain
Franco
Choral Union
Rachmaninoff
Dohnanyi
Cece Brahms
Romah Road
Lective Bargaining
Baldwin News
Clark Morford
Morford
F. E. Barber
Oakland
Calif
Bernard H. Schultze
South 9Th’ ‘Street
Theodore ‘Clark
E. P. Hall
A. E. Knauss
Kennedy
Barbara
Vaughn
Lloyd McHenry
EL McHenry
Lee's
Summitt
Ober
Griffon
Cer
Ollié
Hazelwood
Ray Spencil
Planter Beckham Wright
T. N. Williams
America
Alby Skidmore
Winchester
Kentucky
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