Nazi Forces in French Morocco Alarm Britain
London reports the British government told Parliament that Germany has a considerable number of soldiers and technicians in French Morocco within 150 miles of Gibraltar. A German armistice commission representative has been in Casablanca for months, with officers and technicians arriving in uniform. Military observers assess possible German plans to seize North Africa and control Gibraltar, or strike via the Balkans to threaten Suez and Iraq oil fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mar
Germany
French
Morocco
Strait of
Gibraltar
R. A. Butler
Charles de Gaulle
Casablanca
Once and Her
Mediterranean
Suez Canal
Adolf Hitler
Ireland
North Africa
Tripoli
Spain
Balkans
Greece
Turkey
Suez
Iraq
England
Post Graduate Clinic Sponsored by KU Medical School
The tenth annual post graduate clinic by the University of Kansas School of Medicine and Extension Division will run four days at University of Kansas Hospital in Kansas City Kansas from April 7 to 10. The program aims to meet requests from Kansas physicians and surgeons with wide subject coverage. Clinical faculty includes KU medical staff and University Hospital members. Program committee includes Dr H R Wahl Dr T G Orr Dr R Major Dr E H Hathinger Dr L A Calkins Dr F C Neff and Dr L H Leger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas School of Medicine and
University of Kansas Hospital
Kansas City
Kan
Kansas
University School of Medicine
University Hospital
H. R. Wahl
T. G. Orr
R. Major
E. H. Hathinger
L. A. Calkins
F. C. Neff
L. H. Leger
Characteristics and origins of socialism and capitalism
This piece asks about features of socialist or communist states, traces capitalism's origins, and weighs which system rests on human nature. It also asks who Karl Marx was and his role in shaping these ideologies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Marx
Answers on freedom, capitalism, childhood, and socialism by W.S.R.
The text argues for individual freedom against autocratic rule, outlines capitalism origins in England with the factory system, contends child development benefits from balanced restraint, and credits Carl Marx as a nineteenth century socialist leader advocating class struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Carl Marx
Germany
W.S.R
Glandular Fever Forces Sollenberger from Jayhawks Lineup
Marvin Sollenberger of Kansas, a regular guard, is sidelined by glandular fever and will miss the Oklahoma game Friday and the Oklahoma A and M game Tuesday. Dr. Ralph Canuteson said recovery needs 10 days to two weeks. T. P. Hunter may shift to guard to fill the gap, with Vance Hall and John Buescher lining up at forward beside Howard Engleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Sollenberger
Soames K. U
Jayhawker
Oklahoma
Oklahoma A. & M
Jayhawks
T. P. Hunter
Hutchinson
Vance Hall
John Buescher
Howard Engleman
KU Students Present Joint Recital Tonight at Frank Strong Hall
KU senior recital features Zaida Pratt from Topeka and Hortense Harris of Ottawa with pianist Winifred Hill. Programs include Bach Busoni Prelude Fugue, Debussy pieces, Brahms songs, Gounod arrangements, and Rubinstein Concerto movement with orchestral parts on second piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zaida Pratt
Topeka
Intock
Miss Harris
Assai
Rubinstein Miss Pro
Ruth Orcutt
Deanery Meeting of Women’s Auxiliary at Trinity Church
A Northeast Deanery meeting of the Women’s Auxiliary of the Episcopal Church will be held tomorrow at Trinity Episcopal Church. Mrs Gafney of Chanute, diocesan president, will headline the afternoon business session. Services begin 10:30 with Holy Communion and 10:00 Noonday Prayer. A luncheon by the First Methodist ladies at 12:30 at the Methodist Church. Business session expected to end about 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Auxiliary
the Episcopal Church
Trinity Episcopal Church
Gafney
Chanute
Women’s Auxilary
Ladies of the First Methodist Church
Methodist Church
Maria Waldenburg Loses Deportation Appeal
The Immigration Service Appeals Board rejects Maria Waldenburg's appeal from a deportation order for overstaying a temporary visitor permit. Her visa was extended to 1940, a second extension denied, and a travel date to Lisbon set but not met due to illness. A hearing occurred in San Francisco January 17 and review followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
Immigration Service Appeals Board
Maria Waldenburg
Stephanie Hohenlohe Waldenburg
Schillingsfurst
Lisbon
Justice, Department
San Francisco
Immigration Board of Appeals
Alligator Stomach Yields Curious Cargo From Diet Findings
A scientist reports items found in an alligator stomach including 11 heavy brass rings, three wire links, a glass bead necklace, 15 animal bones, three spinal columns, a black fiber cord, 18 stones, and several porcupine quills. The list highlights the unexpected contents discovered in the reptile's digestive tract.
Mrs Gleyre Killed in Highway Crash Near Wellington
Mrs Herbert Gleyre aged 71 was killed instantly in a motor car accident ten miles west of Wellington on US 160 last night as she and her husband were traveling to a new home near Floral in Cowley County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Wellington
Kan
Herbert Gleyre
Floral
Cowley County
Price Outlook for Kansas Farmers in March
Marketing experts at Kansas State College told farmers March may bring lower wheat prices but higher hog and cattle prices. Ad sales info notes the item printed over 35 000 times for 80 cents with a contact phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State College
Ad-Tak ‘Aker
Night Spanish class organized at high school
A new six to eight week term in conversational Spanish will be organized in the high school office Thursday evening. Regular class nights are Tuesday and Thursday from 7 30 to 9 30. If demand grows, a Saturday morning class may be added. Jose Hidalgo, a U graduate student, will teach. The new term begins March 11 after the past course completed reading A Mexico por Automovil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose Hidalgo
Muffs a Hero Chance at Sam's Market Burglar
Arden Booth of WREN missed his chance to stop a youth at Sam's Market 935 Massachusetts Street. The burglar entered by the front, fled through the basement tramson with $4, Booth pursued but darkness hampered him. Police were alerted as the thief escaped via the tramson into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arden Booth
WREN
Booth
Sam’s
Massachusetts Street
Sam
Hunsinger’s
New Yarn Arrives at Red Cross Headquarters
Red Cross headquarters receive new spring yarn in brighter colors for knitting and crocheting. Mrs. James V. Blue notes supply for those wishing to knit. Mrs. H B Chubb and committee set sessions on Tuesdays and Thursdays 10 to 12. Spring quota mirrors prior allotment shipped to Jersey City for Britain. Quota totals 250 sweaters 85 mufflers 40 crocheted shawls 40 caps 40 pairs socks and mittens. Reported ship losses since September include three boats carrying overalls shoes and medical supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
James V. Blue
H. B. Chubb
Jersey City
Great Britain
Lawrence City Registration Reopens With March 21 Deadline
Lawrence officials announce registration reopens today and runs through March 21 ahead of the April 1 city election. Independent candidates must file by March 21. Jaycees plan a March 18 meeting at 6:30, venue undecided. Douglas County Bankers meet tonight at 6, Colonial. Coca Cola’s Harold Testerman notes wartime defense contracts. the War Department orders a $14.394 million artillery powder bag loading plant near Birmingham, Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Stone
Frank T. Stockton
K.U. School of Business
Douglas County Bankers Association
Colonial
Harold Testerman
Lawrence High
K. U
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola Company
War Department
Birmingham
Alabama
Prisoner By Choice: Blomberg Remains in Jail Faced With Past
Eric Blomberg, jailed by choice after 1926 shooting charge, spent recent nights in Washington Kansas jail by sheriff invitation. Judge freed him on grounds no fine was assessed, noting Blomberg had served a prior penitentiary term. sheriff says Blomberg wanders town and visits occasionally while awaiting decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Kan
Eric Blomberg
Blomberg
William ‘Anderson
John C. Hogan
Belleville
Charles A. Walsh
Herbert Hyland
Anderson
State
Topeka
Washington
Best Fed Lambs Hold Above 10.2 in Kansas City Market
Hogs unchanged as cattle steadies with mixed losses of 15 to 25 for fed steers and similar grades. Colorado fed steers quoted around 11.35 with mid range 9.00 to 10.75 for medium to good weight, while best fed lambs listed at 10.2 plus with top lambs at 10.30 and others near 10.00. Estimated receipts show 1,200 cattle, 200 calves, 1,500 hogs, 4,000 sheep tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Mar
USDA
Texas
Colorado
Downy Sre
Grain and produce prices prevailing at Kansas City and Chicago markets
Kansas City reports show wheat with multiple grades trading around 79 to 81 cents, corn near 58 to 60 cents for No. 2 white, oats around 34 to 36 cents, rye 45 to 46, barley 40 to 49, and various futures quotes. Chicago figures list wheat futures, corn around 61 to 64, soybeans near 92 to 88, rye 43 to 45, and fats and oils prices for lard, bellies, and related items. Potatoes arrivals and U S No 1 quality quoted, while Kansas City eggs and butterfat levels are noted with hens and broilers pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Cash Grain
Mar
Wheat prices slip on crop outlook and exports
Chicago market notes wheat fell about a cent as crop experts warned winter wheat conditions may yield a new surplus beyond last season's carryover. Exporters reported about 1,000,000 bushels of Canadian wheat sold to Great Britain, bringing weekly purchases near 5,000,000 bushels, with no confirmed sales to Portugal or Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Great Britain
Portugal
Spain
Market Report Indicates Mixed Prices Across Poultry and Grains
Local Markets Today shows grain prices for wheat and corn with modest shifts and poultry prices across hens, roosters, and spring turkeys. Hogs are listed at 7.25, while government bonds in New York show minor declines as traders largely test market moves amid war news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, Mar
Hogs and cattle market report from Kansas City
Kansas City livestock prices and trading pace for hogs and cattle on March 5 show slow to uneven activity. Hogs steady to slightly lower with tops near 7.55 for 180 260 lb, while cattle and calves open slow with limited fed steer demand and steady to weak bids. Sheep trading described as slow with few slaughter lamb bids.
Deaths and Funerals Miss Nettie O'Dea
Miss Nettie O'Dea Reno died at the hospital yesterday. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 2 PM from the Reno church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie O’dea
Reno
A. O. U. W. meeting in Eagles hall this evening
An A O U W meeting is held in Eagles hall at 8 o clock for officer elections and general business. Harry L. Lescher is master workman and Edw T Riling financial recorder of the lodge. Mrs Leo Sauders and her infant Leo Edward have returned to 1834 Pennsylvania street after visiting her mother at 346 Locust street for about three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.O.U.W
Eagles Hall
Harry L. Lescher
Edw. T. Riling
Leo Sauders
Leo Edward
Pennsylvania Street
Leaze-Lend Debate and Balkan Tensions Wen Through Market Echoes
The text notes ongoing debate on the leaze-lend bill the Balkan situation and uncertain federal tax changes. It lists affected stocks including Bethlehem Steel General Motors Chrysler Harvester Eastman Westminster American Smelting AT&T and Great Northern with Allied Chemical Owens-Illinois and American Rolling Mill as modest gainers. Cotton prices rose five to six and a half cents per bale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem Steel
General Motors
Chrysler
Harvester
Eastman
Westinghouge
American Smelting
American Telephone
Great Northern
Allied Chemical
Owens-Illinois
American Rolling Milloyne
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E Marvin Ollenserger
Prokofieft
Debussy Fireworks
Debussy Miss Pratt TV
Mein
Mir
Brahms
Leroul
Ernest Charles Richard Hageman
Granville Bantock
Lawrence
Igh School
Jack Miller
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Roosters
Geese
Ducks
Government Bonds
New York
Treasury
Wall Street
Tel & Tell
Nuns
Atch
T & SF
Beth Steel
Kansas City Livestock
Funk
B. Russell
Albert B. Martin
W. A. Churchill
Board of Education
First Ward
Harold W. Emick
Donald S. Hults
Carroll
D. Clark
H. E. Eustace
Dalace i
The
National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Citizens OF
Terday
E. E. Alexander
Second Ward
W. C. Hunsinger
City
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