A Globe-Circler's Diary on Turkey and War Watch
The article discusses Turkey's strategic position near the Black Sea and its borders with Russia and Greece. It notes Mustafa Kemal Ataturk and the early Turkish republic, military aid from the United States, and the need for continued support, including equipment and personnel, to deter Soviet aggression. It argues that more than money, American lives could be saved by strengthening Turkish defense and fostering open discussion of war possibilities. The piece urges keeping the United States prepared and emphasizes Turkish valor and the value of allied cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S.S.H
Black Sea
Turkey
Eife
Joe Stalin
Russia
Bulgaria
Greece
Iran
Can. Syna
Aegean Sea
Hiack Sem
Mediterranean
Mustafa Kemal
Zeek
Ustafa Kemal
Lamet Pasha
Wwe
Khan
Dient
Dal Vacildating Fchemern
Eadfast
United States
Hoybelinda Island
Marmara Sea
America
Flash Fire Kills 8 In Nova Scotia Tenement Blaze
A rapid fire on Smith Street in Valifax Nova Scotia today killed eight residents of a two story tenement and injured several others. An explosion started the blaze as a resident fled and trapped tenants were forced to leap from windows to escape. One man reportedly refused to jump while another froze in a third story window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valifax
Jim
Erecting New Building on Arkansas Street for Business
Builders Mr and Mrs J E Brooks say a new concrete block structure at Seventh and Michigan streets is under construction and due for completion by April It will house a yet unnamed business. The 50 by 100 foot edifice began February 72 and is budgeted at 24000 to 35000 dollars with a portion reserved for Mr and Mrs Brooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh
Michigan Streets
J. E. Brooks
Arkansas Street
Ryan
Law
Pence
Mra. Brooks
Community building game room reopens for students
The basement room in the Community Building was reopened for junior high and senior high students. Junior high use is Monday Wednesday from 4 15 to 5 p m and senior high use is Tuesday Thursday from 8 15 to 9 p m. Bill Cornwell is the supervisor. Games include ping pong shuffleboard darts and carom with shuttles and hex hockey also available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Cornwell
Blockade move reported as water supply cut off in siege
Russian colonel visited the besieged area with American marshal Sterling A. Wood. Wood said orders were to shut off water. Both sides showed no escalation. The blockade, advised weeks earlier by Gen. Lucius I. Clay, remains unresolved as the Soviet mission appeals to stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling A. Wood
Wood
Russia
Clay
Ameri
Wisner
Shutdown at Plant Over Wage Dispute in Eldorado
A wage dispute triggered a shutdown at Linnail company's chemical plant in Eldorado Arkansas and halted a $7,000,000 construction project. About 770 workers idle as union members sought more than the one hour wage offer while holidays and vacations terms were also in contention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Dorada
Ark
Mar
Linnail Company
P. Shelton
C.I.0
Oil Workers Union
Chemical Workers
el- Dorado Times
Akin
Kil Tsinn
Cejpany
Lion Oil
Jorties
Wonders of Science Show At University Of Kansas
The Wonders of Science traveling exhibit will be shown in Hoch Auditorium at the University of Kansas tomorrow night at 8 o clock. General Motera endorses the event, arranged by the School of Engineering and Architecture. No admission charges. A student preview occurred this morning for high schoolers.
Memorial Hospital Births and Residents Listed
Mrs Letha Churchbaugh and others appear under Memorial Hospital and various addresses in Edmond and surrounding areas. The OCR lists numerous names, street addresses, and reported baby births including girls and boys with several in Sunflower, New York and New Jersey streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letha Churchbaugh
Baldwin
Edmondyan
New York Street
Nellie Burton
New Jersey Street
Ida M. Stewart
Albert Anderson
Maple Street
Mona Robbina
Louisiana Street
Bruce Daniels
Lane
Elaie Smith
Ottawa
Americans Surrendering Life's Control, Says Hower
New York March 3 Herbert Hower told the state Chamber of Commerce that Americans are surrendering control of their lives to a centralized government step by step. He warned the public that reliance on Washington is viewed as manna and that people give up birthright and responsibilities in a supposed free way of government. Harold Elliott Hart reported in Lawrence that Harold Elliott, former Kroger store manager, is hospitalized after a fall from a box car in Kansas City Missouri. He broke his leg and an operation followed due to an unsatisfactory fracture setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Deakes
Joe
New York
George F. Ryan
Sayder
Piano School of
Fine Arta
Ersty
Kansas
Frank
4Ader
Europe
The
Atafl Ile
Tobian
London
Artur Schnabel
Berlin
Italy
Mila
Rome
Copenhagen
Higa
Stockholm
America
Kans
City Philhrmonic Orchestra
Krueger
New York City
Moxart
Schubert
Phyllis Jones
Bellringers Club
Memorial Emtipanille Fund
James Raskamio
Eureka
G. Steward
Missouri Street
Harry P. Broderson
Schenectady
N.Y
Robert T. Price
Kansas Supreme Court
Clem Lamborn
Gertrude Gilmore
Ohio Street
Lawrence
Herbert Hower
Runuiney
Washington
State Chamber of Commerce
Harold Elliott
Hart
Krogers
St. Joseph's Hospital
Kansas City
Elliott
Kroger
Deaths and Funerals for Mrs Millie Hackley
Funeral services for Mrs Millie Hackley who died Tuesday at 222 North Eighth Street will be Saturday at 2 30 p m at James A M E church with Reverend L W Goolaby in charge. Burial in Maple Grove Cemetery. Family will assemble at son Charles Hackley’s home 408 Indiana Street before the service. The body lies in state at Bowser Lee chapel from 5 p m Friday until service time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Millie Hackley
North Eighth
James. A. M. E
L. W Goolaby
Maple Grove
Ceme
Charles Hackley
Indiana Stret
Bowser-Lee
Death Notice for Albert L. Anderson
Albert L Anderson 40 Maple street died early today at Lawrence Memorial hospital aged 6 funeral services tomorrow at 2 p m at the Eocemy Funeral home with Rev Ni Gilbert in charge Burial in Oak Hill cemetery survivors include a niece Mrs Carl Hodge and a nephew Charles Goble both of Lawrence family requests a few flowers
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Albert L.anderson
Maple Street
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Eocemy Funeral
Ni Gilbert
Oak Hill Cemetery
Carl Hodge
Charles Goble
Lawrence
Danish New York and Kansas City Livestock Notes
Agricultural market and livestock figures from Dane City and Kansas City detail grain prices, livestock receipts, and feeder bids. A variety of beef, veal, and sheep prices are listed with regional bids and market movements as of March 2–3.
Price cuts urged to spark demand and curb monopolies
Finance professor Leland J. Pritchard told Kiwanis at the Eldridge hotel that lowering prices to move goods may backfire by raising unit costs while an attack on monopolistic pricing could yield better results. He recalled WWII era boosts to purchasing power and postwar full employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland J. Pritchard
University of Kansas
Kiwanis Club
Eldridge Hotel
Pritchard
See Now for the first time since 1942
A Lawrence Daily Journal World excerpt notes as the country emerges from the 1942 downturn, with Professor Pritchard suggesting signs of economic improvement amid efforts to restore prosperity. The text also briefly mentions new food ideas like marinated salads and quick prepared ingredients.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
Jesse James Ballad and the Ford Reward Tale
The 1882 ballad recalls Jesse James famed gang lore with Bob Ford shooting the outlaw for a reward. It notes Ford collected the bounty after James was shot in old Missouri, amid references to governors and public mourning for Mrs. James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mister Howard
Jesse James
Bob Ford
Outlax
Jesse
Old
Miggon
Daid
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Nova Scotia
Fanior
Paul Sayder Te
Frenk Strong
Arkansas
Wonders OF Science
Memorial Hospital
Mixa Patricia Young
George Kramer
Tonganoxie
E. J. Morrin
Charles Steeper
Alabama Street
T. C. Baker
Maine Street
Larry Lee Akin
Ed Church
Connecticut Atreets Homebelle Athey
Freda Smith
M. C. Elliott
Martin Rice
Kenneth Lee
Barbara Hobson
Raymond Nichols
Ronnie Landon
William Koehler
Bernard Hill
Fite
Leora Hartenatine
West Ninth Street
Albert L. Anderson
Ib Danes
Nena Ender
Mim Brallers
Tha. Repens
Tom
Kanaas City
Ap-Usdai
Weady
Colorado
Kanena City
Marsag City
J Lab
Linna Og Montgony Ward
Ruther
LS Steel
Wall Street
York
Hart Testorrat
U.S
Armearies
Florida
Lucile Hisey
K.C. St. Joe
Joplin
Jeff. City
Jamies
Rich
Jesse Daid
Robert Ford
Cung
Snnigren
Howard Nao
Ford
Collmenwosith
Patee
Wees
B.f.goodrich Pefiand
B.f.goodrich
B. F. Goodrich Silvertowns
Quelicy B.f.goodrich Silvertowns
B.F
Goodrich Laere Lia
Granadar
Gene Ery
Judy Garland
June Allyson
Mickey Rooney
Perry Como
Fred Macmurray
Frank Sinatra
Phelps
Lawrence Loan & Finance
Servel
L. P. L.G. Carter
Walt
Gabardines
Schaffner & Marx
Aity Town
Tality
Gers
Sverwin-Wruame
Mlecien
Sherwine Williams
Sar Awin-Willia
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