Weather almanac says world cold spell refracts across continents
Washington expert weighs in on global chill patterns as Arctic air drives Europe’s severe frost and North American snow. Weightman notes England and France face icy blasts from Icelandic lows while Mackenzie basin surges push cold across Canada and into the United States.
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Europe
United States
R.H. Weightman
United States Weather Bureau
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Arctic
England
Weightman
Iceland
North Atlantic
France
London
Italy
Canada
Mackenzie River Basin
Canadian Rockies
Continents
Mackenzie Basin
Alabama
Mississippi
Finland
Weather Bureau
Allen Gives Oklahoma Edge in Big Six Contest
Dr. F C Allen, Kansas University basketball coach, asserts Oklahoma Bay Seats look set as 1940 Big Six champions. He notes Oklahoma's smooth team play, seniority, and home-court advantage over Missouri and Kansas despite Missouri Valley playoff looming. He cites NCAA semi finals and finals to be held in Kansas City later this month and March 30.
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F. C. Allen
K. U
Columbia
Iowa State
Ames
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Sooners
Dr. Allen
Big Six
Missouri Valley
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Henry Iba
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Sooners
Texas
Oregon
Golden” Gate Exposition
San Francisco
N.C.A.A
United States
Canada
Kansas City
Dr. Allen Sai
Woodring Declines Details of Hunting and Fishing Plans
Secretary of War Harry H. Woodring arrives for a gridiron dinner and is asked to join the Southwest Sportsmen's show. He says he must work and has little time for hunting or fishing, insisting he has never had time to play.
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Woodring Sar
St.Louis
Harry
H. Woodring
Nimrod
Woodring
Bernard S. Dickmann
Practice teaching approval list for arts and music students
A supplementary list of 19 students in the school of fine arts approved for practice teaching in music and art at stead training school and city schools during the spring semester. Art names include Fincke, Grunwald, Kaufmann, Krehbiel, Schwartz. Music names include Gibson, Givens, Hall, Harris, Hendrickson, Hurd, Jacksons, Konantz, Little, Tucker, Wadley, Ward, and Mrs. Riegel with placements in multiple Kansas cities.
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Helen Fincke
Kansas City
Beulah Grunwald
St. Joseph
Gertrude Kaufmann
Jane Krehbiel
Alice Schwartz
Salina
Greta Gibson
Altamont
Edna Givens
Fort Scott
Leona Hall
Topeka
Howard Harris
Hillsboro
Dorothy Hendrickson
Atchison
Frances Hurd
Martha Jackson
Bonner Springs
Mary F. Jackson
Marilyn Konantz
Gail Little
Daisy Tucker
Marvin Wadley
Garden City
William R. Ward
Norton
Veta Riegel
Trousdale
Allies prepare Near East force to meet German threat
A semi official statement in Paris tonight says France and Britain are assembling a strong army in the Near East to counter any German advance toward the Balkans. Russian guesses of 400000 troops in Syria under General Weygand are dismissed as exaggerations, though the allies will have sufficient forces ready when needed.
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Paris
France
Britain
Near East
Balkans
Syria
Maxime Weygand
Educators to Topeka for Council of Administration meeting
Five members of the School of Education staff will attend the Council of Administration annual meeting in Topeka on Friday and Saturday. Dean Raymond A. Schwegler and four professors will make the trip. Schwegler will also take part in an educational forum sponsored by Beta Sigma: Kappa in Topeka on Sunday with Dr. Arbert Eluey and Dr. Don R. Paine.
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School of Education
Council of Administration
Topeka
Raymond A. Schwegler
J. W. Twerte
F. O. Russell
H. E. Chandler
J. Marc Jantzen
Dean Schwegler
Beta Sigma: Kappa
Arbert Eluey
University of
Truth about Advertising No Mystery in Newspapers
A man named John Slattery started in business with little capital and a wife and two sons. He built trust through direct selling and newspaper ads, growing from a few customers to hundreds. The newspaper's ads helped his business by providing trustworthy information and favorable prices, a role echoed by Charles B. Roth.
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John Slattery
Charles B, Roth
St Francis Student Wins Essay Contest Award
Jan 30 St Francis high school student June Fredrickson earned a free trip to Topeka for the Kansas Day dinner after winning the state essay contest Spend Your Vacation With Me in Kansas. She received a silver loving cup for St Francis community high school and a life membership in the Native Song and Daughters of Kansas, sponsored by the state chamber of commerce.
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St. Francis
Fredrickson
St. Francis Community High School
Topeka
Kansas
Native Song and Daughters of Kansas
State Chamber of Commerce
Model Airplane Contest Offers Fifty Prizes
Blevins and Son cycle shop announces a model airplane contest for boys and girls with 50 prizes valued from 10 cents to 8.95. Entry blanks appear with each kit purchase of 10 cents. Judging will be by a factory representative and prizes awarded around March 1.
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Blevins and Son Cycle Shop
Daladier Warns of Heavier War as Snow Walls Front
Paris reports renewed snowfall hardens western front while French artillery shells German labor battalions along the Vosges and Rhine. Daladier brands Hitler a destroyer, calls Germans slaves, urges France to boost arms and labor effort for a total war victory. The communist party is dissolved for Moscow's obedience to Berlin.
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Paris
Vosges Mountains
Rhine
Siegfried Line
Adolf Hitler
Daladier
Germany
Hitler
London Daily Mail
Bohemia
Poland
Britain
France
Communist Party
Moscow
Berlin
SEE A K STATE RECORD Second Semester Enrollment May Reach a Peak
Kansas State college may set a new second semester enrollment record as 4 082 students registered after first term finals. The figure surpasses 4 000 for the first time, up 164 from 3 918 last year and follows a 3 682 second semester in the prior year.
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Manhattan
Kansas State College
Nichols Gymnasium
Livestock and Farm Equipment Sold Through Classifieds
Trainloads of livestock and used farm equipment have been sold through Journal World classified advertising showing strong rural trade. The notices indicate active buying and selling of cattle horses and farm machinery across the region.
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Journal-World
Kidney Danger Signs Watch
Nature warns to act quickly to keep kidneys active and prevent buildup of acids and wastes. Signs include disturbed sleep backache pains headaches dizziness scanty or off color urination. Evacuant called Bukets available from Round Corner Drug Co for 25 cents with money back offer.
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Round Corder Drug Co
Vatican Rebuffs German Protests Over Radio Broadcasts
German representations to the Vatican over radio programs about Polish conditions failed to yield action. Berlin said Vatican broadcasts are private, not official. Diego von Bergen pressed the papal secretary of state on alleged prejudice in the Reich. The Vatican has not commented while Poland reports alleged clerical persecution.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Poland
Berlin
Diego von Bergen
Holy See
Old Age Policy Offers Up To 50 Monthly For Disability
Postal Life and Casualty Insurance Co offers a policy for ages 65 to 85 with benefits up to 500 for death, 50 monthly for disability, 25 monthly for hospital care. Cost is 1 cent a day. No medical exam, no agents. Write for 10 days free inspection. Limited offer.
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Postal Life, & Casualty Insurance Co
Postal: Life Building
Kansas City
Eee
Postal
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