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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1941

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Nazi Troops Move Into Sofia as Bulgaria Opens Door

Reports from Sofia describe German troops entering the Bulgarian capital in full field dress with gas masks and equipment. Heavy transports advance toward key avenues while police clear routes as British and Bulgarian officials react to the occupation.

Sofia Bulgaria Bea Buiserey Vienna Beratien Sathaac Kies Raris George Rendel Ahendel Cavlrat da Varna Balmiriga Lavoy Sea Nis Danube Sota Iad

Bulgaria Joins Axis Pact In Hitler Viewing Ceremony

In Vienna on March 1, Premier Bordan Philoff placed Bulgaria in the German Italian Japanese military alliance. The Belvedere palace ceremony included Ribbentrop, Ciano, and Oshima as Hitler observed the formal adherence, signaling another move in the axis expansion.

Vienna Adolph Hitler Bulgara Bordan Philoff Bulearia Germany Hungary Slovakia Iitst Belvedere Palace von Ribbentrop Gerrants Ciane Dinky Oshima Japan Hitler Philoff Princiget

Bulgaria Axis Move Not Surprising to Britain

London dispatch reports British sources saying Bulgaria’s alignment with the Axis would be formal and reflect subservience already shown. They note Turkey’s agreement with Britain pleases London, while details cannot be disclosed for security reasons.

London Nathor Intive Tulparia Ready Ger Bulgaria

Grass fire reported on Massachusetts street extinguished by department

A grass fire in the 2000 block of Massachusetts street was extinguished shortly before noon by the fire department. Firemen responded at 10:07 p.m. tonight at the home of D. R. Gano 2220 New Hampshire street where a chimney was burning out.

Massachusetts Street D. R. Gano New Hampnshire Street

Weather forecast signals warm up across Kansas

Meteorologists predict sunny skies and rising temperatures across most of the state. Highs range from the upper 40s to mid 60s with 68 noted in the north central area and lows mid to upper 30s. Winds stay southerly as no cold front is expected.

Kansas Teroent Po Phern Phat

British Seagull Eggs With Bacon Reported For Breakfast

British officials announce seagull eggs would be used with breakfast bacon as a spring plan. A census by the agriculture ministry led to measures to collect eggs for feeding during laying season. Government says chicken feed will be rationed from April 1 to aid food and shipping needs and to support military personnel.

Fondo Ministry of Agriculture Heries Senaeges Nnlistory Society Etres Tado Soo Britain Chaconavy

Peace talks stall as Japan waits for French envoy

In late night reports from Token dated March 1, a Japanese-initiated peace accord involving French Indo China and Thailand showed a hitch. Japanese Foreign Minister Yosuke Matsuoka lingered at his private residence for French Ambassador Charles Arsene Henix, but the meeting did not occur. Attention centered on presumed French government instruction absence at Vichy delaying the ambassador.

Indo-China Thailand Yosuke Matsuoka Charles Arsene Henix Vichy

Stock Market Index Dips to 41.4

The average of 60 stocks slipped to 41.4 yesterday from 41.5, signaling a slight weakening in overall market performance. Traders watched modest declines across several sectors as momentum cooled.

Strike situation keeps OPM active in wartime labor conflicts

Washington directs measures as six week stalemate at Allis-Chalmers Milwaukee plant nears resolution. Cincinnati, Detroit and Philadelphia plants face walkouts or settle disputes with unions over security and pay. About 10,000 workers idle amid efforts to avert broader armament delays.

Bethlehem Steel Lackawanna N. Y Washington Allis-Chalmers Milwaukee Sidney Hillman OPM Cal O.united Automobile Workers Detroit Clol-Ulaw Ford Motor Company Rouge Highlland Park Lincoln International Association of Machinists Cab National Supply Company Philadelphia McCormick Works International Harvester Company Chicagn Emuloys International Harvester Chicago Rock Pals Richmond Ind Troy

Bulgaria signs pact drawing US warning on Europe

An Italian source warns Washington that Bulgaria's adherence to the Axis three power pact signals a rising Bulgarian role in a planned spring offensive against Greece. The note highlights Italy Bulgaria ties through royal marriages and expands the Balkan axis influence amid European conflict.

Rome Virginia Gayda Bulgaria Europe United States Giornale Italy Balkan Giovanna Boris Garda Vienna Washington

British Report 9000 Prisoners Captured in Italian Somaliland

Cairo dispatch reports a British offensive in Italian Somaliland netting 9000 prisoners and capturing Bardera. The communique notes Mogadishu as a site of additional war material and mentions 200 Europeans surrendering near Mogadisho barracks.

Italian Somaliland Cairo Egypt Tratian Somaliland Bardera Gelib Juba Libya Eritrea Ethiopia Mogadiscio

Bulgarian Assets in U S To Be Frozen If Nazis Advance

Secretary Hull said Bulgarian assets in the United States would be frozen if German troops occupy Bulgaria. The State Department is closely watching the Balkan situation and a future axis alignment would trigger asset freezes. Bulgarian investments in the U S are under $600,000, while U S investments in Bulgaria total about $7,000,000 in government bonds and direct holdings.

Hull State Department Washington Mar United States Vna Balkans Bulgaria

Lawmakers rush last minute bills before adjournment

February ends with a rush of new measures as both chambers push 72 House and 27 Senate proposals before final adjournment. Senate extends session by one minute to allow drafting. Bills include highway display bans, higher governor staff salaries, banning billboards, new science academy, alcohol definition changes, wheat testing lab, and licensing for sales.

Topeka House Senate Kansas Academy of Science Kansas State College Donald Stewart

Missouri Tigers Qualify in Big Six Preliminaries

Hamilton notes Missouri as the lone team with a chance to trouble Nebraska in the Big Six indoor meet preliminaries. Marshall Reeves defends his title in the six man half mile while Gordon Crosby exits after a tumble. Kansas, Nebraska, and Missouri athletes head qualifiers in sprints and hurdles as time records are challenged.

Kansas City Mar Missouri Nebraska Tigers Marshall Reeves Gordon Crosby Crosby Darrel Mathes Kansas Don Pollom Hatinile Wondy Gink Nebraskar Secone Leydta Okla- Hhemar Parker Payne Kansas State Thine Jeeves Missoueecond Nichabuls Doling Kantates Pative Otat-Vard Shash Stest Waonte Sr Lada Okithomay Graves Stite Cat Bowles Uplint Pethi Tow State Littler Neh Watliten T Ders Tows State Tome Je — Beverrd Kahter Nebraski Forded Wansas State Launsford Okintonian Pollam Kan Sas Pinte Smutz

Wheeler Warns of Dictatorship Fear in British Aid Fight

Senator Wheeler declares responsible officials fear a totalitarian U S regime to fight totalitarian powers abroad. He argues the British aid bill could let Roosevelt consolidate fleets with Britain, risking U S entry into war and shifts in naval power abroad. The debate stalls action as Glass seeks FBI inquiry into anti British protest led by Elizabeth Dilling and others.

Washington Mar Wheeler D-Mont Senate United States Montana Taft Ohio Roosevelt Great Britain Mediterranean Gibraltar Singapore Europe Tueas Hitler Japan Britain South America Lucas Orient Africa Panama Canal Achool's Paradise Justice Department Jackson Glass D-Va Elizabeth Dilling Chicago

British Bomb Nazi Naval Yards at Wilhelmshaven

British bombers attacked Wilhelmshaven naval decks and ship yards last night with many bombs bursting near the Bauhafen and lipper Hafen. The raid began around 10 p.m. and continued past midnight, the air ministry said. Other strikes hit Brittany and Nazi occupied Netherlands. German planes in the Thames estuary were driven off before reaching London.

London Mar Wilhelmshaven Bauhafen Lipper Hafen Air Ministry Brittany Netherlands Thames Estuary

Basketball Scores From Kansas Nebraska Game at Lincoln

The Journal-World will relay scores every ten minutes from the Kansas Nebraska basketball game at Lincoln tonight. The game starts at 8 o'clock.

the Journal-World Kansas-Nebraska Lincota

America Looks Ahead film shown in Lawrence theaters

Under the Investment Bankers Association of America Lowell Thomas explains the American way in a documentary titled America Looks Ahead. The film aims to foster calm, clear thinking and faith in the nation as it is shown at all four Lawrence theatres. The ad also invites readers to use the bank’s complete banking service at First National Bank of Lawrence.

Common Sense Investment Bankers Association of America America Lowell Thomas Lawrence First National Bank of Adv

Self Analysis on Voting and Civic Duty in City Primary

Citizens are urged to participate in the city primary election to choose those best qualified to govern Lawrence. The piece emphasizes democracy, free speech, and the duty to vote in city and school affairs to uphold republican government.

Lawrence

Spring Doldrums Lift as March Appears in Lawrence

March arrives with lamb weather and fishing hopes as Lawrence records moisture surplus and milder temperatures. The Kansas State Music Teachers association hosts its annual memorial union banquet with Karl Euersteiner presiding, featuring performances by the KK A Rerenaders and remarks by Dean Deane W. Malott.

Memorial Union Kansas State Music Teachers Association Karl Euersteiner Lawrence KK. A Deane W. Malott Paul B. Lawson College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Kansas University Everett Fetter Paul M. Chere Miss Trene Peabody Alice Moncrieff

Dues Fees Alleged at Fort Riley Cantonment Work

Representative Carlson accused a Fort Riley Kan operation of charging excessive union dues for cantonment construction claiming a $1500 union dues payment for glaziers to install steel sash. Representative Case called the incident arousing public concern during a defense labor conditions report.

Washington, Mar Carlson R.i-Kan Fort Riley Kan Case R.S.1

World Day of Prayer Service Held at Trinity Church

Interdenominational World Day of Prayer program led by Mrs. FE Russell Carter featured prayers scripture and singing with a Shanghai prepared plan. Officers elected included Mrs Albert Jowell president and Mrs B Z Stephenson secretary-treasurer. Forty two meetings involved nine churches and two clubs aiding 781 women and 72 recipients.

Trinity Episcopal Church Interdenominational Church FE. Russell Carter A. B. Ewing Shanghai B. Z. Stephenson W. D. Bance Albert H. Faris Albert H. Jowell Earnest Revee Interdenominational Group Social Service League J. I. Kell

Communications Breakup Delays Transatlantic Links

Magnetic and atmospheric disturbance suspend all wireless and cable communications with Europe for a time. Domestic links were erratic with a 30 minute mid morning fadeout and slow transmissions as New York and Europe faced ongoing contact problems.

New York Mar Europe

Ambassador Winant Receives Warm Greeting in London Arrival

King George V welcomes John G. Winant the new US ambassador at a Bristol London platform. Deputy Benjamin Cohen assists as Winant and Conant arrive with Churchill envoy Brendan Dracken present from Lisbon.

Ambassador Winant King George London George V John G. Winant United States Bristol Sirea Winant Benjamin Cohen Roosevelt Lord Halifax Washington Halifax Annapolis Potomac the Duke of Kent Benjamin England Dr. Conant Cohen

Rates for Use of Armory Discussed at City Hall

Thirty members of the Lawrence Community Council met at the city hall to review proposed rates for using the community building and to consider purchases of stage equipment. They discussed whether fees should apply to all groups or be waived for some, and heard figures on construction, bonds, and annual costs totaling about 168 255 dollars. They were urged to keep fees low to attract more groups while avoiding a free-list policy.

Lawrence R. O. Burgert A. BR. Martin Boy Scouts Georeve Stapleton WPA GAA J. W. Stone Roger Allen Chamber of Commerce W. C. Boardman F. A. Russell Russell National Guard

Weather Outlook for Kansas Tonight and Sunday

Partly cloudy to tonight with warner east portion. Sunday mainly partly cloudy except for considerable cloudiness in the southwest and extreme west portions.

Kansas Warner East

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