Balkan Movement No Aid to Hitler
DeWitt Mackenzie reports on Balkan developments including the Italo Hungarian alliance and Anglo French trade drives to cut Germany off from Balkan resources. The moves aim to curb Nazi and Soviet influence and may force Hitler to choose between alliances, signaling a potential shift in Axis strategy.
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DeWitt Mackenzie
New York
Hitler
Germany
Garden of Eden
Fuehrer
Mussolini
Balkans
Italy
Hungary
Russia
Balkan
Berlin-Rome
Romania
Budapest
Duce
Count ‘Ciano
Mussolin
Rumania
Gafencu
Rome
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Europe
Chamberlain
France
England
Dardanelles
Greece
Britain
Danubian
Balkan Peninsula
Crecko- Slovakia
Little Republic
Farm prices rise for major crops in 1939 outlook
Farmers analyzing market conditions report. Prices for 10 key commodities show about a 17 percent rise from 1939 to 1940 projections with livestock and eggs lagging. Wheat, corn and soybeans face shifts due to drought and government programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bombers Towed Across Boundary for Canadian Air Force
Nineteen bombing planes have been towed across the international boundary to Canada for delivery to the Canadian air force.
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Canada
Sweet Grass
Mont
Religious Leader Puzzle Clues Mix in Printable Grid
A mixed set of horizontal and vertical crossword clues lists religious leaders, political terms, animals, colors, and geographic references. The grid includes entries like Berlin service, sea eagles, God of war, Turkish official, and various cryptic cross-references, inviting solution of a themed puzzle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Drive on Bad Money Boosts Public Money Education
The Secret Service launches a five year nationwide effort to teach Americans to spot counterfeit currency. Chief Frank J. Wilson notes a drop from about 1,000,000 to 3,800,000 in annual losses and aims to educate through schools and theaters with a new money face film. The campaign targets small businessmen and public honesty, offering visual cues from faces and details on bills.
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Washington
Secret Service
Frank J. Wilson
Hamilton
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Wilson
Movies At Meeting Showcase University Life Highlights
Kansas Day Dinner Dance attendees in Schenectady New York on January 27 will view color motion pictures of the University of Kansas campus life. The reels feature the flying school Kansas Relays 1939 and Homecoming 1938 and will be sent to Schenectady per alumna secretary Fred Ellsworth. The film request came from William Zupanec honored as 1987’s top man.
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Schenectady
N. Y
K. U
Kansas State College
Kansas
Legionnaires Aid Finland and Pole Moved for Sledders
Paris Legionnaires send a Monroe county cavalry horse and 51 dollars to Finland as undersecretary of the Finnish legation in Washington accepts by telephone. In Pratt a city light pole obstructed a popular sledding hill and city commissioners order its relocation for child safety.
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Legionnaires
Finland
Paris
Monroe County
Washington
Pratt
Kan
Lawrence Children’s Theatre Presents Cinderella at High School
Lawrence school system promotes Cinderella at Lawrence Memorial High School on January 19 and 20. The production is the fifth community play by the Children's Theater for Douglas County children, with broad school district support and local ticket sales led by Mrs. Edwin F. Abels and Mrs. Keith Starr.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Children’s ‘Theater
Lawrence Memorial High School
Children’s Theater
Douglas County
Edwin F. Abels
Keith Starr
Eudora
Ivan Rowe
Gilbert Ulmer
Lillian Black
Schiller Shore
Waldemar Gelich
Fred Ellsworth
Neal Wherry
John Jacobs
Harold Fisher
Douglas County Schools
Dread Training School
Haskell Institute
Bell’s Music Store
Univeristy Memorial Union
Hesper shower honors Mrs Harold Morley at school house
A Friday afternoon shower at Hesper school house honored the newlywed Mrs Harold Morley. Contests and prizes went to Lois Gerstenberger Mrs C M Williamson and Mrs Homer Gerstenberger. Guests shared fruit salad cake and cocoa.
Truth about Advertising by Charles B. Roth
Charles B. Roth argues advertising is a social force that creates new wealth and jobs. He recalls a sales convention with 300 workers whose factory started in a swamp and grew through advertising, supporting a community and expanding prosperity.
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Truth About
Charles B. Roth
Neighborhood News From Henderson Home and Nearby Families
Miss Jean Williamson and Miss Nadine Norris returned to Emporia to resume school work after Christmas. Josephine and Lucile Votaw went back to K U while Marion Votaw works in DeSoto. Ruth Dunlap and Oscar Jackman of Kansas City visited the Oren Dunlap home. Esther Pfleger returned to Wichita and Eileen Marsh to Kansas City. Funeral attendance for Mrs. Emma Steele was at Schubert funeral home in Lawrence last Friday. Local youth enjoyed snow with frequent sleigh rides. Roy Perkins and son of Rideaway Colorado visited the Wotans after a trip to the eastern states.
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Frank Henderson
Jean Williamson
Nadine Norris
Emporia
Josephine
Lucile Votaw
K.U
Marion Votaw
DeSoto
Ruth Dunlap
Oscar Jackman
Ofansas City
Oren
Eileen Marsh
Kansas City
Pfleger
Emma Steele
Schubert Funeral
Lawrence
Roy Perkins
Rideaway
Colo
Q. E. Wotan
Community Notes From West Clearfield Area
Over the past two weeks residents visited sisters near Wellsville and celebrated the new year at the Brecheisen home in West Clearfield. Families from Wellsville and local households attended, while James Deay stays with his grandfather and rides to Baldwin High each morning. Minnie Hausman hosted a quilting party at Alma Breithaupt’s home with several guests. G E Kretsinger is not feeling well.
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Neil
Mignot
Miss Brecheisen
Wellsville
Emery Mignot
Phillip Brecheisen
Henry Brecheisen
West Clearfield
James Deay
W. J. Deay
Baldwin High School
Local social notices include visits and hosting events
The excerpt reports Mrs. Viola Deay of Vinland aiding with household tasks as a patient remains confined to bed and a doctor has called several times. It notes a 6 o'clock Sunday supper hosted by Mr and Mrs Dan Selzer and son for Miss Margaret Lytle of Wellsville, with additional hosting by Mr and Mrs Roy Breithaupt and Eileen, and Mr and Mrs Clarence Hausman and Peggy.
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Viola Deay
Vinland
Dan Selzer
Margaret Lytle
Wellsville
Roy Breithaupt
Eileen
Clarence Hausman
Peggy
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Doe
Vatican City
South America
North Africa
Clyde Lewis
HER Service Inc
T. M. Regal S
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Hesper_ school house
Harold Morley
Lois Gerstenberger
C. M. Williamson
Homer Gerstenberger
Ralph Wotan
Howard Kohler
Paul Frazier
Myrtle Votaw
Roy Kurtz
Genevieve
Thomas Thornton
E. H. Grob
O. E. Votaw
Herbert Knabe
Richard
Eldon Votaw
Velda
Marlene
Oliver Deay
Noel Griffin
Tressa
Howard Caviness
Doris
Betty
W. Morley
Lloyd L. Andrew
W. W. Garrison
Prairie Center
Marion Votan
Lois
Hilda Gerstenberger
Norma Kurtz
Ramona Stanley
Paul
Oliver Lee Kurtz
Elsie May Griffin
Delbert Griffin
Theophil Hauck
Higginsville
Martha Giertz
C. C. Gerstenberger
George Wotan
O BE
Wotan
Ruby
Florence Henley
Oren Dunlap
Fowler
Haskins
Emma Davis
Elam Henderson
Logan-Moore Lumber CO
Massachusetts
Harry Turner Coal CO
New Hampshire
Lawrence Mill and Elevator CO
Whee
Charles Roth
Missouri
Clearfield
Kalie Meeder
Phillip
Caromel
Carter
Linda Hayes
Kent Taylor
Mickey Rooney
Andy Hardy
Fisher
Buick
Flint
Mich
General Motors
Gahaliadd
Gene Autryitt
Smiley Burnette
Stuart Erwin
Marjorie Weaver
Gladys George
Jeffrey Lynn
Gale Page
Paramount Presents
Gulliver's
PN Ane Mathakta Totolga
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