Russia calls war news fantastic in Finland crisis
London dispatches report Moscow blasting rumors of a widened war as sensational. The Moscow press bureau warned against hasty conclusions amid diplomatic moves involving Italy Hungary and Britain. Officials noted troop shifts and media coverage while Geneva and Berne framed Finland aid and potential allied action.
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Russia
Soviet Russia
Istvan Csaky
Italy
Budapest
Csaky
Rumanian
Bessarabia
Transylvania
Carpathian
Balkans
Augusto Rosso
Vladimir N. Barkoff
Soviet Commissariat of Foreign Affairs
Karl Ritter
Rome
Nicolai Gorelchin
Rosso
Gorelchin
William Leeds
Red Air Force
Chungkine
Geneva
League of Nations
Germany
Berne
Krasnaia Svesta
Britain
France
Kansas oil and gas wells in 1938 rise to 1569 total
Western Kansas oil and gas developments for 1938 report 1569 wells drilled with 1107 commercial oil wells, 915 in western Kansas. Forty six gas wells completed, two new gas pools discovered, oil found in 15 old pools, yielding 1 220 000 barrels of new oil to boost state reserves.
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Clark
Ellis
Ellsworth
Finney
Graham
Grant
Harvey
Kearny
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McPherson
Ness
Pawnee
Pratt
Reno
Rice
Rooks Rush
Russell
Scott
Sedgwick
Stafford
Stevens
Sumner
Trego
Ford
Harper, Lane
Norton
Thomas Counties
Oils and Water Colors On Display in Museum
Spooner Thayer museum hosts two January exhibitions. James Gilbert presents 19 oil paintings including portraits landscapes and still lifes. Eliot O Hara offers 23 watercolors of trees created during travels to Hawaii California Mexico Florida New England and Washington.
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Spooner-Thayer Museum
James Gilbert
Washburn College
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Europe
Sheffield
England
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Philadelphia
Indianapolis
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California
Mexico
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Washington, D. C
No Meat Ration Cards for Dogs in British Plan
The British ministry of food announced there will be no meat ration cards for dogs as meat rationing begins next month. A canine defense league official claimed horse flesh and cow meat deemed unfit for humans would be available.
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Ministry of Food
Canine Défense League
Plan Agronomy Meetings Set for Lawrence Lecompton Baldwin
A Farm Bureau and Kansas State College extension series on legumes and pastures will be held Friday January 12. Lecompton High School hosts 10 am sessions, Chamber of Commerce office 2 pm, and Fellowship Hall Baldwin 8 pm.
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Kansas State College
Lecompton High School
Chamber of Commerce
Fellowship Hall
Baldwin
Evans Hearth
Lawrence
Vinland F.F.A. Father and Son
Vinland High School
Paul Laughlin
Vinland
F.F.A
Truth about advertising and caveat emptor
Charles Roth explains the shift from caveat emptor to modern advertising driven trust. He argues buyers rely on honest advertising, quality testing, and price integrity as safeguards. He cites Owen D. Young on honesty in business and says advertising signals trustworthy firms and helps consumers get better value.
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Owen ‘D. Young
America
Rep Wallace Pierce Dies in Capitol Heart Attack
Washington reports Rep Wallace F. Pierce 58 of New York died of a heart attack in the Capitol yesterday. He was the third House member to die in as many days following the deaths of Rep Heinke Nebraska and Rep Ashbrook Ohio due to separate incidents.
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Washington
CPI
N.Y
Heinke
Neb
Ashbrook
Ohio
Lady Marie Dickens Dies at 88 in London
Lady Marie Dickens 88 daughter in law of Charles Dickens and widow of Sir Henry Dickens former sixth child dies in London after last night report.
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Marie Dickens
London
Charles Dickens
Sir Henry Dickens
Doan's Pills Promise Kidney Relief After Colds
The article explains kidneys act as blood filter to remove acids and wastes. When kidneys underperform, toxins linger, causing backache, fatigue, headaches, swelling, and urinary issues. It recommends Doan's Pills for forty years of relief to flush wastes and restore energy.
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Dean
Millens
Doan
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