Peace Terms Give Russia Big Gains In Finland
Moscow reports a treaty ending the 105 day war with Finland grants Russia broad gains including Karelian isthmus Viipuri and a 30 year Hanko lease. The accord bars Finnish warships in the Arctic, links rail routes to a Soviet network, restores prewar trade with a new pact, and imposes a yearly 8 million markka rent plus a Russian airline and transit rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Russia
Finland
Kremlin
Leningrad
Viipuri
Peter the Great
St. Petersburg
Soviet Union
Karelian
Mannerheim
Viipuri Bay
Lake Ladoga
Hanko
Gulf of Finland
Arctic Circle
Sredni and
Rybachi
Arctic Ocean
Whit Sea
Gulf of Bothnia
Petsamo
Norway
Karelia
Sortavala
Suojarvi
Kakisalmi
Markajarvi
Kuolajarvi
Salla
Arctic
Kemijarvi
Tass
Vyacheslaff
Molotoff
Andrey A. Zidanoff
Alexander, Mikhailovich Vaseleffsky
Risto Ryti
Juhu’ Paasikivi
Karl Rudolf Walden
Vaino ‘Voionmaa
Coast Guard Recruit Interview at Fowler Shops
A U S Coast Guard representative will interview eligible 17 to 22 year olds at Fowler shops on March 14 from 3:30 to 5 PM. The official will stay after the 3:30 coast guard film to discuss admittance to the Coast Guard Academy in New London, Connecticut with interested high school students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coast Guard
Fowler Shops
U.S. Coast Guard Service
U.S Coast Guards Academy
New London
Conn
K. U. Military Science Department
Disaster for Finns
Dewitt Mackenzie argues the Finland treaty is an honorable peace yet disastrous for the Finnish state. He warns the pact strips strategic lands and allows Bolshevik influence inside Finland, potentially making Finland a Moscow dependency with far reaching European consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewitt MacKenzie
New York
Mar
Finland
Reds
Little Republic
Moscow
Europe
Karelian
Russia
Germany
Hitler
Lawrence Notes and Local Gameday Call Numbers
Heard in Lawrence Leo Ousdahl of the First National bank spoke to the Jayhawk chapter of the Future Farmers of America about Farm Credits at the high school. Journal-World switchboard operators handled 1,223 Kansas-Oklahoma game scores last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Ousdahl
First National Bank
Jayhawk
Future Farmers of America
Journal- World Switchboard
Wichita
Lawrence
Phog Allen
W. H. Johnson
Lawrence High School
K. U
Plan Spring Egg Festival Promoted by Egg Producers
The weeks of March 14 and April 11 are designated as Spring Egg Festival by the International Baby Chick Association to boost egg consumption for vitality after winter. Producers and stores cooperate, noting eggs are plentiful and inexpensive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Baby Chick Association
Carter Station Becomes Packard Distributor in Lawrence
Carter Station in Lawrence announced as Packard distributor with a Packard service department added to the sales outlet. The Carter service station has been in business over 21 years. Lawrence sophomore Earl Robert Wallace underwent an appendectomy at Watkins Memorial Hospital this afternoon and is reported in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Schleifer
Schleifer Brothers Meat Market
Memorial Hospital
Carter Station
Carter Super
Packard Motor Cars
Packard Service
Carter Service
Lawrence
Earl Robert Wallace
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Acacia Lodge No 9 Stated Meeting Notice
Acacia Lodge No 9 A F and A M calls a stated communication Thursday March 14 at 7 30 p m Regular order of business Visitors invited Richard B Stevens W M John H Parker Secretary Adver tisement
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acacia Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Richard B. Stevens
John H. Parker
Adv
Governor to Call Out Guard Over Grand River Dam Feud
Oklahoma City March 13 Governor Leon C Phillips prepared to mobilize the national guard to halt closing the Grand River dam reservoir and seek 850000 reimbursement for state lands roads and bridges. Troops moved to Wagoner and await orders while GRDA and PWA exchange warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Leon C. Phillips
National Guard
Grand River
Phillips
Tulsa
Tahlequah
Wagoner
Louis A. Ledbetter
T. P. Clonts
Vinita
Public Works Administration
Grand River Dam Authority
GRDA
Washington
John M. Carmody
Federal Public Works
Europe
Asia
Ray McNaughton
PWA
Oklahoma
Carmody
Indian gunman kills Sir Michael O'Dwyer in London attack
An Indian gunman opened fire at a meeting of the East Indian Association in Caxton Hall near Westminster Abbey, killing Sir Michael O'Dwyer and wounding cabinet minister Lord Zetland and others. Sir Michael, 75, former Punjab lieutenant governor, was a hardliner on India policy. Lord Zetland and Sir Louis Dane were among the injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mar
Michael O’dwyer
India
East Indian Association
Caxton Hall
Westminster Abbey
Lord Zetland
Louis Dane
Lord Lamington
Sir Michael
Association
Punjab
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Gandhi
MacGregor Seeks Republican Nomination for 35th State Senate
Topeka March 13 Riley W. MacGregor Medicine Lodge lawyer and stockman filed for the Republican nomination for state senator in the 35th district. Incumbent Jess Denons will not run again. MacGregor is KU trained and a former Barber County attorney and GOP central committee chairman. The 35th district spans Barber Clark Comanche Ford Gray Harper Kiowa and Meade counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Mar
Riley W. MacGregor
Medicine Lodge
Secretary of State
Jess Denons
Dodge City
MacGregor
Barber County
University of Kansas
France
Kansas
Barber
Clark
Comanche
Ford
Gray
Harper
Kiowa
Meade
Blind dating on a flight training trip at Randolph Field
In San Antonio on March 13 1940 Uncle Sam's flying cadets at Randolph Field learn blind flying and blind dating with coeds from Stephens College Columbia Missouri arrival set for March 22 for the college's 15th annual educational and recreational trip bound for Mexico officers obtained descriptions of the coeds including height to avoid any mixups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Sam
Randolph Field
Stephens College of Columbia
Mexico
New Telephone Directory Pressing March 28 Update
A new issue of the telephone directory will go to press March 28. For new listings or changes, please call the business office at Bell Telephone Co. 221.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youtwestant Bell Telephone Co
Paintings by James Penney on Display at Thayer Museum
The Thayer Museum hosts a Penney oils and water colors collection shown this month. The artist, a University graduate, recently exhibited in New York galleries and national venues, and earned a federal commission for a Union Missouri post office mural. He has taught at the University since graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thayer Museum
James Penney
Penney
Hudson Walker Galleries
New York
Metropolitan
East
Corcoran
Washington
Brooklyn Art Museum
Union
New York Art Students’ League
Westminster A Cappella Choir Sings Gallia at First Presbyterian
The Westminster a cappella choir directed by Dean D. M. Swarthout will present the motet Gallia by Charles Gounod at the Sunday 11 o’clock service at First Presbyterian Church. Soprano Meribah Moore appears as soloist with piano and organ accompaniment arranged by Swarthout. Lily Wilkinson will play piano and Mrs C W Straf fon will handle the organ part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster A Cappella
Dean D. M. Swarthout
Gallia
Charles Gounod
First Presbyterian Church
Jerusalem
Meribah Moore
School of Fine Arts Voice
Lawrence
Dean Swarthout
Lily Wilkinson
C. W. Straffon
5 000 KU Students Couldn't Be Wrong Basketball Team
KU students rally around the basketball team as Telegrate coverage and telegrams arrive from supporters. Governor Ratner sends a representative, while Phog Allen receives congratulatory notes and a cherry wood lamp from a former Lawrence educator. Pre election student events and the Pan-Hellenic dance highlight campus activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phog Allen
Ratner
Darb (Payne, Jr
Deane W. Malott
Mount Oread
Wichita
Owen Carl
Jay Janes
Will Play String Music K U Students Present Program
K U students of the school of fine arts will present a 3 30 pm program in Frank Strong auditorium featuring string music for piano and violin. Performers include Hazel Haynes Ruth Sieg Jack Stephenson and others with ensembles and solo selections by Mozart Schumann Wagner Liszt Vivaldi Brahms and MacDowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U
School of Fine Arts
Frank Strong
Social Calendar and Local Births Highlight Week
Friday luncheon by AZ Chapter of P E O at Colonial features Miss Sue Todd and Elizabeth Davis from Chapter CW of P NSC. M N bridge club hosted by Mr and Mrs John Selig at Evans Hearth with prizes won by Mrs Edwin Fritz and Armin Woestemeyer. Newborns include a daughter to Mr and Mrs James Foley of Tonganoxie and a son to Mr and Mrs Merle Masterson of Indiana Street Memorial hospital. Lent series ends with Plymouth Congregational church discussion on The Permanent and the Temporary in the New Testament at 7 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E.O
Colonial
Miss Sue Todd
Atlas Elizabeth Davis
P. N.S.C. Club
That Coeck
John Selig
M. N. Bridge Club
Evans
L. R. Perry
Howard McConnell
Edwin Fritz
Armin Woestemeyer
McConnell
Mr. Perry
James Foley
Tonganoxie
Memorial Hospital
Merle Masterson
Indiana Street
Plymouth Congregational Church
Temperatures dip again as spring outlook returns soon
Topeka weather shifts to low temperatures around 10 to 15 degrees with readings near 11 in Goodland. Friday brings 15 to 20 degree lows in eastern and southern areas and a warming trend with near 85 to 40 degree highs expected tomorrow. Farmers welcome improved moisture as mild growing conditions are forecast after recent snow and rain. Local totals include Goodland 0.17 inch, Phillipsburg 0.13, Ellis 0.18, Dodge City 0.08, Concordia 0.09, Topeka 0.08, Wichita trace, Kansas City 0.01.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Mar
Kansas
A. D. Robb
Goodland
Kansas City
Robby
Phillipsburg
Ellis
Dodge City
Concordia
Wichita
Local Figures Attend District Managers Convention
Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Butcher traveled to Topeka for a Farmers Automobile Inter-Insurance Exchange district managers convention at the Hotel Kansan. Mrs. Charles Ince plans to join her husband in Santa Monica after relocating from California, formerly Miss Phyllis Wise. Joe Morris of Beloit visited his sister Mrs. Floyd Rankin, while Mrs. C. L. Miller spent the day in Kansas City. W. M. Fetty of 427 Perry Street showed slight improvement after a week of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. S. Butcher
Topeka
Farmers’ Automobile Inter-Insurance Exchange
Kansan
Charles Ince
California
Ince
Douglas Aircraft Corporation
Santa Monica
Phyllis Wise
Joe Morris
Beloit
Woman Police Chief Reelected in Warren New Hampshire
Dorothy Clark a 34 year old mother of four was reelected as Warren New Hampshire police chief by a wide margin. She enforced the law strictly including arrests for liquor sales and gambling and won on the first ballot at the town meeting. She also secured the post as overseer of the poor despite opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Compton
War Ends Yet Leaves Issues Unsolved Says Roosevelt
President Roosevelt said the Finnish Russian war ending does not settle small nations rights to integrity against stronger powers. He praised Finnish valor and resistance, affirming their moral right to live in peace and independence, while noting territorial losses and weakened future defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
Roosevelt
World's Tallest Cage Team Beaten by Tarkio
In Kansas City on March 13 Tarkio College upset the famed tallest team from West Texas State 50 to 49 to open the third national intercollegiate basketball tournament round. Missouri Owls captain Melford Waits and Ames Arneal led with 13 close-range baskets while Ke Tarkie's 6-foot 10-inch Halbert scored five for the losers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Mar
Little Tarkio
West Texas State
Missouri Owls
Capt.Melford
Waits
Ames Arneal
Ke Tarkie
Charles Halbert
Pittsburg
Kan
East Texas
Commerce
Rosana Shop to Open in Wolters Building Site
The Rosana Shop opens tomorrow at 823 Massachusetts street in the Wolters building under Mrs. Clayton Hackman of Lawrence. It is the Malouf Manufacturing company’s 54th Ro sana outlet featuring lingerie hosiery dresses uniforms and slacks with store managers given opportunity to own. Miss Laura Rath Hastings Nebraska district supervisor assists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosana
Wolters
Massachusetts Street
Clayton Hackman
Lawrence
Malouf Manufacturing Company
Salt Lake City
E. I. Malouf
Made-O-Day Corporation
Malouf
Hackman
Laura Rath
Hastings
Neb
General Johnson undergoes minor operation at Walter Reed
Columnist Hugh S. Johnson, former head of the National Recovery Administration, is described as improving today after a minor operation at Walter Reed Army Hospital. He was hospitalized following the procedure on March 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Johnson
Washington
Hugh S. Johnson
Army
National Recovery Administration
Walter Reed Hospital
Thieves Mistake At Wichita Farm At Gunpoint
Two chicken thieves chose the William Ocker farm north of Wichita as their scene of operations. Mrs. Ocker, alone at the farm, summoned her husband and a deputy sheriff by telephone, obtained a double barreled shotgun, and held the men until the officer arrived. Life sentence for Dan Russell commuted to 25 to 50 years by Gov. Ratner. Russell had entered the state penitentiary in 1925 after the Leavenworth County murder conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
William Ocker
Topeka
Mar
Dan Russell
Leavenworth
A. Hyman
Payne Ratner
Russell
Lansing
Finnish Signers Depart Moscow for Stockholm Peace Flight
The Finnish delegation that signed a peace treaty with Soviet Russia left Moscow early this afternoon for Stockholm aboard the Swedish plane that brought them in. The delegates traveled after completing the pact on the previous night. Whitehall sources reported no further talks were planned in Moscow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet
Russia
Stockholm
Marriage of Kathryn Albaugh to Clayton E Kline
Miss Kathryn Albaugh secretary to Supreme Court Justice Homer Hoch married Clayton E Kline Topeka attorney last night at the home of Dr. H S Albaugh in Olathe Kan. The ceremony occurred on March 13.4? in a family setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olathe Olathe
Kan
Kathryn Albaugh
Supreme Court
Homer Hoch
Clayton E. Kline
Topeka
H. S. Albaugh
Dizzy Dean Reaches Happy Understanding With Cubs
Dizzy Dean, Chicago Cubs' holdout pitcher, announced a happy understanding with the club and said he would report Sunday morning in California. The statement came from Dallas Texas on March 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dizzy
Cubs
Dallas
Tex
Dizzy Dean
Chicago Cubs
California
Tonganoxie Visitors and Kansas University Talk
Tonganoxie social page notes visits by Mr and Mrs William Evans and daughters from Emporia. Rev and Mrs John Fowler of Ottawa visited daughter Ruth Fowler. Jack North of Leavenworth spent Sunday with Mrs Cornelius Carpenter. Leonard Deaton and sons visited Lawrence family Stemmerman. Fred Montgomery, KU visual education head, spoke to the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Evans
Barbara Ann
Dorothy Jean
Emporia
M. G. Farrell
John Fowler
Ottawa
Ruth Fowler
Jack North
Leavenworth
Lawrence
Art Stemmerman
Lyle
Fred Montgomery
Department of
Visual Education
Kansas University
Tonganoxie High Notes Weekend Visits and PTA Meeting
High school students spent Friday afternoon with friends. Billy and Bobby Grems visited McLouth with grandparents. Martha Lee Freeman visited Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Johnstone visited Lawrence with daughter Mrs. Suimmerman. Earl Farrell stayed with his parents in town. The Tonganoxie PTA met March 8 at the high school auditorium and elected officers for the year. The Four Square club gathered March 8 at Elmo Blackwell’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Bobby Grems
McLouth
Christian Ladies
Aid
Lee Freeman
L. L. Schlotzhauer
E. H. Skaggs
Tonganoxie
Martha Lee Freeman
Kansas City
Jim Johnstone
Lawrence
Art Suimmerman
Suimmerman
Earl Farrell
M. G. Farrell
Tonganoxie Parent-Teachers Association
Fred Zoellner
Charles Miller
Edward Hunt
W. J. Stephenson
SeerRe Cline
Cme
Clyde Davidson
Four Square Club
Elmo Blackwell
Wall Street Rally Lifts Airlines Amid Russo Fin Truce
Market notes show aviation shares rising as investors rewarded Pan American outlook and airline performances. Major gains came from Douglas, Curtiss Wright A, Pan American, Transcontinental and Western, United Air Lines, Chrysler, U S Rubber, and others while Dow Chemical and Westinghouse eased. Cotton fell sharply near settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
New York
Juan T. Trippe
Pan-American Airways
Douglas
Curtiss-Wright
Transcontinental
Western Air
United Air Lines
Chrysler
U. S. Rubber
American Telephone
International Telephone
Union Carbide
Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit
Dow Chemical
Aperican Smelting
Westinhouse
Inrnational Nickel
Bethlehem
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H. E. Chandler
F. P. O Brien
C. B. Althaus
School
of Education
Great Bend
America
KFKU
International Baby Chick Group
Packard Distributors
Caxton
Riley MacGregor
Randolph
Stephens College
Thayer
Presbyterian Church
Westminster Choir
Gounod
John Brown Brigade
Lee Dixon
Women’s Self-Government Association
Coeds
Y.M.C.A
Edwin Price
Sam Swig
Hartwell Jewell
Nicollete
Minneapolis
Dan‘Rhule
Inter-Fraternity Council
Kay Keever
Helen O’connell
Bert Shoemake
Helen Rymph
Hazel Haynes
Ssetene MacDowell
Juanita Austin
Sessanens Schumann
Jean Voyer Sagapentas
Tauby Bottewitz
Treva Thompson
Vivaldi
Senta
Wiagner-Liszt
Elnora Hirst
Jack Stephenson
Wwiszt
Ruth Sieg
Brahms Paul Stoner
Edna Givens
Eugene Ninninger
Vincent Bleecker
Sarai Mohler
Journal-World
Perry Street
Tarkio
Rosana Shop
A. L. Russel
Mass
Lawrence, Kansas
Joan
Rudyard Kipling
Ronald Colman
Kipling
Walter Huston
Dudley Digges
Ida Lupino
Muriel Angelus
Granada
Trust Department
Lawrence National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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