British delay of U S ships at contraband points cited
A British ministry of economic warfare spokesman blamed American shippers for delays passing U S ships through contraband control stations. He contrasted Italian ships with bulk cargoes and fewer ports, noting U S vessels often carry many items and visit multiple ports in the Mediterranean. Hull condemned what he called discriminatory treatment of American ships in the Mediterranean.
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London
UPI
Ministry of Economic Warfare
U.S
United States
Mediterranean
Italy
Gibraltar
Wordell Hull
Lord Lothian
Hull
Germany
Washington
Bai
U S Protest Over British Shipping Policy in Mediterannean
The United States filed a protest to Britain dated January 23 over wartime measures, criticizing discriminatory treatment of American ships at Gibraltar with 12.4 days detention versus Italian vessels. Hull demanded immediate corrective action and noted a prior note on neutral commerce.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
Mediterranean
Hull
Lord Lothian
Gibraltar
Britain
Kennedy Presents U S Bid to London on Blockade Policy
The State Department notes were presented to the London Foreign Office by Ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy. They include protests against Britain’s blockade of German exports to the United States, interference with American mails, and forcing American ships into combat zones.
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State Department
London
Lewis Attacks McNutt at UMWA Meeting
John L. Lewis labeled Paul V. McNutt a political adventurer and accused him of using a two per cent bagmen crew to buy votes for the U.S. presidency. Lewis spoke at the United Mine Workers convention linking McNutt to oppressive labor policies and troops in England. In Kansas, Sedan reports frozen water pipes disrupting schools and homes with 14 degree cold after a night of snow.
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Columbus
UPI
John L. Lewis
Paul V. McNutt
United States
United Mine Workers of America
McNutt
Lewis
England
Indiana
Sedan
Kan
R. L. Jewell
White House forms committee to guard US purchases abroad
The Roosevelt administration announced a special government panel to prevent conflicts over American military and naval supply purchases by foreign governments. The committee includes Captain Harry E Collins, Major General Henry Gibbins, and Rear Admiral Ray Spear. House Naval Chair Vinson pushes for a two year shipbuilding plan to replace the three year program, suggesting reductions in cruisers and submarines but maintaining three new aircraft carriers.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Stephen T. Early
United States
Harry E. Collins
The
Treasury
Department
Henry Gibbins
Army
Ray Spear
Navy
Capitol
Vinson
D-Ga
House Naval Committee
Navy Department
Samuel M. Robinson
Naval Ship Construction
Hertzog Urges End to War in Capetown Speech
Former South African Prime Minister J B Hertzog told Parliament in Capetown that the time has come to end the war against Germany and restore peace. He resigned last September after opposing the declaration of war and offered a peace resolution to the first session since stepping down.
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Capetown
Union of South Africa
J. B. Hertzog
Germany
Hertzog
Jan Christian Smuts
Bargains on Classified Page From Journal World
Readers can find a wide range of bargains on the Journal World classified page with items for sale, service offers, and local deals. Listings include household goods, vehicles, appliances, and job notices from area residents and businesses.
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Journal-World
House Appropriations Committee Cuts Relief Funds
Washington Jan 23 The house appropriations committee trimmed 13 314 300 from the total of two administration bills reducing the treasury post office supply measure to 1 032 154 612 and an urgent deficiency appropriation to 58 502 600 The committee also approved moving 11 000 000 from parity payments to the price adjustment program for agriculture and kept foreign air mail funding at 15 674 149 The panel cited Europe unsettled conditions creating an opportunity in South and Central American markets.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Treasury-Post Office
Agriculture Department
House
Dies Committee
Appropriations Committee
Coast Guard
South America
Europe
World
United States
South
Central America
New Law Volumes Annotate Restatement of Agency and Trusts
The Kansas Bar association announced simultaneous issue of annotations to the Restatement of the Law of Agency and a companion on trusts. Prepared by P W Wiesselman and W J Brockelbank law professors, the volumes align Kansas decisions with the American Law Institute restatement.
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K. A
Kansas
P. W. Wiesselman
W. J. Brockelbank
Kansas Bar Association
American Law Institute
Wiesselman
Cordell P Meeks
Kansas City
Harry Deutch
School of Law
Samuel J. Molby
Donald Hansen
Glenn T. Crossan
Borah's Last Trip Home for Final Rites
Senator William E. Borah aged 74 is transported from Washington to Idaho for state funeral services. A solemn senate ceremony preceded the departure as a congressional delegation joined the cortège to Boise where final rites will be held at the state capitol. Mrs Borah and longtime secretary Miss Cora Rubin accompany the casket.
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Washington
William E. Borah
Idaho
Senate
Boise
State
Truth about Advertising Charles B. Roth
Charles B Roth argues that advertising sparks the economic cycle by generating sales and jobs. He cites Joe’s return to work as proof that ads create demand, production, and wealth, linking advertising to modern prosperity and daily life.
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TRUTH
Charles B. Roth
Joe
Washington Creek Community Notes From Last Week
Mrs. Robert Johnson of Lone Star helped care for her parents and visited her son J. W. Johnson in Eudora. Weather blocked roads and the Missionary society canceled a meeting. Various neighbors traveled to Lawrence and Globe, with family visits and health updates. A wolf drive at Twin Mound drew many, while those who helped William Ewing and Ebner Sawyer were thanked for wood. Sleigh riding and snow drift caused school absences near Clinton.
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Robert Johnson
Lone Star
William Ewing
Eudora
J. W. Johnson
Johnson
The
Missionary Society
Frank Haas
Elmer Sawyer
Lawrence Glock
Alvis
Lawrence
Wilbur Sawyer
Sawyer
Orle Smith
Everett Turner
Globe
Mr. Turner
Ben Mohler
Grange
Twin Mound
Carl Nieder
Henry
Max
Aluge Nieder
Dean
Catherine
Carl Boerkircher
Ebner Sawyer
Earth
E. E. Sawyer
W. L. Ewing
Lawrence Glocks
Alfred Page
Crowder Riverside Farm Bureau Meeting Report
Crowder Riverside Farm Bureau met January 11 with nineteen members present. Mrs N J Barland led rug fixing and members prepared next year's program books. New lessons will be given by Mrs L A Bearman Mrs Ben Rowing and Mrs Guy Folks.
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Riverside Farm Bureau
N. J. Barland
Ben Rowing
L. A. Bearman
Guy Folks
Potter
Weathered district postpones school with frost and drifts
Weather and road conditions led to no school Thursday and Friday in the Dover area. Students Jack Collins Leroy Barland and Victorene Barland walked to school Thursday with Victorene badly frozen yet recovering. Other local activity included visits, theater attendance, and community notes about residents and livestock classifieds.
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Dover
Jack Collins
Leroy Barland
Victorene Barland
Victorene
Lawrence Hodson
Lee Roll
Barker
Arthur Mayhew
Kathleen
Dale
Joan
Lawrence
Cinderella
Memorial High School
William Grimes
George Pendleton
Topeka
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Finland
Lith
Romania
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Russia
Acme Telephoto
Charles S. Keith
Coal Company
Kansas City, Mo
NEW Law Volumes
Borah
Dal
D. & S. Wallpaper and Paint Store
Mrs. Benson
Charles Roth
Washington Creek
Clinton
GRAND
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9Th St
Jack Grimes and Sons
Mr. Gibbong
Jane Potter
Kenneth
Burl
Lyle
Stacy
Betty Hodson
Sonny
Phil
Mrs. Nason
Billy
Arty Hodson
Jane
Kenneth Potter
N. H
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