Goering Warns of Possible Violence in Speech
Berlin March 18 General Hermann Goering Germanys number two man warned in a radio address that those who seek to undermine Germany thru murder faced united resistance from the entire people. He urged readiness and declared armament essential to peace, pledging Germany would strike back if attacked.
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Berlin
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Germany
der. Fuehrer
Adolf Hitler
Air Ministry
Goering
Reich
Fuehrer
der Fuehrer
Quiet title suit settles land dispute in North Lawrence
In a district court case filed by the Lawrence Building and Loan association, Judge Hugh Means appointed Sheriff Fred Vogler as receiver and approved renting the disputed Kaw river property to the association. The house sits on land claimed by William and Albert Taylor and owned by the association, with Taylor tenants to vacate to allow new leasing. The property on Kaw river east of North Lawrence will be rented to the highest bidder while the quiet title action proceeds. Separately, the Lawrence Paint and Wall Paper Co presented 1987 wallpaper patterns at the Eldridge hotel Grill room with another showing planned for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Building and Loan Association
Hugh Means
Fred Vogler
Kaw River
North Lawrence
Lawrence Building and ‘Loan Association
Albert B. Taylor
Taylor
William Taylor
William ‘Taylor
Court House
Means
Taylors
Building and Loan Association
Lawrence Paint and Wall Paper Company
Massachusetts Street
Eldridge
G. H. Ansdell
Test Your Knowledge Classified Challenge
A reader's puzzle asks seven questions from a classified page about geography history and literature. It includes queries on state locations for the Guada- seaport names along the Seine and trivia about Cuba's capital and Japanese stimulants, plus a question about Zane Grey's real name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elacy
Fee
Seine
Cuba
Zane Grey
Injured at Paper Mill in Lawrence Incident
Wendell Emrick twenty three suffered a painful injury when his right arm caught in an electric stacking machine at the Lawrence Paper company. Bones were broken and flesh torn. He was taken to Memorial hospital and described as in satisfactory condition. He said he stumbled and fell into the machinery. Emrick had been employed at the mill for about three weeks after prior work there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Emrick
Hase
Passion Play at First Methodist Friday
The DeuPree-Ayer Oberammergau Passion Play in English will be presented Friday evening at First Methodist church. A 25 member cast in authentic costumes, with Kansas City and First Methodist youth group support, performs Christ’s last week with no admission charged. Dr. Robert Hunt invites the public. the non profit enterprise relies on contributions and has toured 64 cities including a Broadway run.
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DeuPree-Ayer
Oberammerman
First Methodist Church
Germany
Kansas City
Young Pastel
Lyse Ayer
Hollywood
Robert Deu- Pree
Broadway
New York City
Robert Hunt
National Business Women Week Radio Plans in Kansas
Radio programs proposed in observance of National Business Women’s Week feature Kansas City Business and Professional Women’s Club on WREN with a Lawrence speaker, plus broadcasts on KIUL KFH WIBW and a Thursday tribute honoring American men. A later program covers a symposium on the Equal Rights amendment hosted by the National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s clubs on WJZ NBC. Memorial Hospital notes list local patients and births among staff.
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Kansas City
WREN
Lawrence
KIUL
Garden City
KFH
Wichita
WIBW
Topeka
Martha Cox
Torpeka Ba Pow. Co
New York League of ‘Usiness
Catherine Breecker _ Meigs
League
William von Melonex
This Week
The
Dean N. A. Briscos
New York University
H. A. Clemner
Loose- Wiles Biscuit Company
J. A. Colligan
Fairchild Publications
Lenox R. Lohr
National Broadcasting Company
Conds Naat
Vogue
Vanity Fair
Ie Kial
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Club
WJZ
Blue
NBC
Pen
Stephan Pell
National Council Women's Party
Betty Gram Swing
Harriet Stanton Blatch
Dorothy Kanyon
Liceases
New York City
Rhoda McCulloch
Woman's Press
Mabel Leslig
Women's Trade Union League
Art Workshop
Keeler
Mongol State Seen as Jap-Supported Puppet in North China
In Kalgan and Peking reports claim Mongol Prince Teh Wang declared independence of northern Chahar and formed Mongokuo with Japanese backing. Observers doubt the reports, noting terrain and lack of confirmation. some see it as a possible but unlikely shift in Sino Japanese dynamics.
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Kalgan
Chahar Province
China
Mongokuo
Manchukuo
Chahar
Teh Wang
Ohio
Outer Mongolia
Jehol
Suiyuan
Great Wall
Teh
Jon
Nanking
Chapser
Tokyo
Japan
War Office
Navy Ministry
Foreign Office
Peiping
K U Relay Team Picked For Armour Tech Relays at Chicago
Coach Hargiss selected four Kansas University runners Jack Richardson Gordon Guise Lloyd Foy and Marvin Cox for the mile relay. The squad leaves Thursday night or Friday morning. A student play School Daze by India Community is set for March 18 at 8 with admission 10 cents and free refreshments.
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K. U
H. W. Hargiss
Armour Tech
Chicago
Jack Richardson
Gordon Guise
Lloyd Foy
Marvin Cox
Hargiss
Men of India
Detroit hotel strike shuts four downtown properties
A Detroit walkout ends or disrupts service at four hotels as workers walk off. Fort Shelby, Book Cadillac, Statler, and Detroit Leland halt operations after a morning strike demand. Guests were relocated or accommodated privately while officials await settlements. High-profile visitors faced room shortages as 700 to 1,000 room properties felt the impact and sit-down actions spread to warehousing and trucking sectors. Local officials, including Mayor Frank Couzens, mediated amid labor tensions.
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Patrone
Theotel
Fort Shelby
Frank Couzens
Murphy
Concert by University of Kansas second band directs by Van Dyck
University of Kansas second division band under James Van Dyck of Ponca City Oklahoma will give a concert Thursday at 3 30 in the University auditorium. The about 40 piece group formed last year with Van Dyck conducting since then. Four students Rex Connor Mc Pherson Bruce Lamb Cotopaxi Col Curtis Johnson Ft Collins Colo and Worth Blair Courtland Kan will each direct one number in the second group. Van Dyck will perform a Euphonium solo playing Van Kiel Elegie Festival Spirit a piece written by Van Dyck will close the program Rex Connor and Curtis Johnson will be featured in a novelty number Billy Blowhard they will play tubas.
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University of Kansas
James van Dyck
Ponca City
Okla
van Dyck
Rex Connor
McPherson
Bruce Lamb
Cotopaxi
Col
Curtis Johnson
Ft. Collins
Colo
Worth Blair
Courtland
Kan
van Kiel
Festival Spirit
Billy Blowhard
Kansas House Debates Beer Regulation and State Grants
House debates beer regulation and funding actions including authorizing 2000 copies of the Kansas Guide by WPA writers, state printer costs, and distributions to WPA and state libraries. Committees reject seven bills, consider tuition and insurance regulation, approve a resolution urging Congress to fund sites in fighting noxious weeds, and discuss a broad tax amendment referendum and commissions on state administration and taxation research.
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Federal Writers’ Project
WPA
Judiciary Committee
Bindhill
State Board of Agriculture
House
Senate
Tripp R-Herington
Committee On Agriculture
Congress
Waya and Means Committee
Dobbs
D-Ness
Vote to Omit Center Jump in Basketball Trial
The National Collegiate Basketball Coaches association voted 60 to 9 to seek removing the center jump except at starts of regular and overtime periods for a one year trial. It also favored freeing the half of the foul circle nearest center from the three second rule by 42 to 25, allowing players to stay in that area without ball possession while still limiting three second occupancy once in possession.
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Chicago
Mar
National Collegiate Basketball Coaches’ Association
Pacific Coast conference adopts clock change for Southern Division
The Pacific Coast conference southern division coaches devised a timing method used there since 1985 and trialed by the Sie Reg Ten ference for one year. The group reported statistics showing the change eliminates seven minutes of playing time per game and speeds play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sie
Pacific
Missing KU student Frederic Fleming sought by family
Frederic Fleming a 27 year old Kansas University student has not been heard from since March. He left no message and his belongings remain at his room in the home of Miss Lottie Skofatad 709 Alghams Street. Fleming last telephoned Brick's cafe to say he would not be at work the previous Monday. Friends note his habit of hitchhiking trips to visit relatives in Illinois or his parents in Fre Donia. His landlady recalls him returning with a truck driver who spent the night. His parents Mr and Mrs C W Fleming have not heard from him. Fleming is active in public speaking and Shakespeare studies. He lives at 700 Alabama Street, attended two courses this semester and was preparing for next year.
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Lottie Skofatad
Alghams Street
Brick
Fleming
Fredonia
Ilinois
C. W. Fleming
Fleminghan
Alabama Street
Leave Granted to Red Cross Nurse for Flood Refugees
Miss Ruby Fairbairn, a Red Cross nurse, receives extended leave to continue aid for flood refugees in Forest City Arkansas. Thora Ingebritson praises her work and notes need for skilled workers in food refugee camps. The camp housed about 10,000 in tents and 1,200 more were moved from Memphis due to her absence, delaying Douglas County Red Cross annual meeting until April.
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Ruby Fairbairn
Red Cross
Forest City
Ark
Fred Isaacs
Douglas County Red Cross
Thora Ingebritson
Miss Fairbairn
Ingebritson
Dengler to Speak on The New Germany at KU
Paul L. Dengler, director of the Austro American Institute of Education in Vienna, will speak Thursday at 4 80 o clock in Fraser theater KU on The New Germany and Her Schools. He previously addressed a university convocation and was a visiting professor at KU in 1932.
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Paul L. Desigler
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