France Plans a Peaceful War Dike Around Germany
Paris reports France seeks a union of peaceful peoples to curb a rearmed Germany and aligns Britain Italy and others for a defensive compact. Officials foresee a pledge to fight together in any new European war and hope for Soviet backing as they push for an alliance based on collective security and possibly renewed regional pacts.
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Paris
France
Germany
Russia
Europe
Berlin
Council of
League of Nations
League
Assembly
Coun 'Il
Pierre Laval
Moscow
Anthony Eden
Pril
Mussolini
Italy
Hitler
England
Reich
Edouard Her
France Prefers Defensive Troops Not War In Europe
Minister of state without portfolio in Premier Flandin's cabinet, speaking at Yourzoing, said France will not pursue an armed race. He warned Europe of a foreign peril and cited Soviet army growth from 600,000 to 246,000, plus increases in England and Switzerland, stressing France seeks only minimum defensive troops.
Moisture Needed for Kansas Pastures and Wheat
Topeka March 18. Moisture remains scarce as dry warm weather persists across much of Kansas. Forecaster S. D. Flora said unsettled clouds will not bring significant rain and temperatures will stay in the sixties tomorrow. Dry conditions strain grass pastures and wheat as spring growth delays. Low tonight around 30 at Goodland, higher elsewhere. readings in Montana and Wyoming range 25 to 80, with zero in western Canada but no southward movement expected.
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Topeka
Kansas
S. D. Flora
Flora
Goodland
Montana
Wyoming
Canada
Car 99 thrills at the Varsity theatre
State police stars in Car 99 at the Varsity theater. The Saturday Evening Post serial story features Michigan police as the boys in blue in a thrilling entertaining picture. Audience response notes the overdone feel but praises suspense and action.
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Varsity Theater
Saturday Evening Post
Michigan State Police
Car 99 Safer Streets Through Police System
A state police operation is highlighted with Sir Guy Standing as the villain, Fred MacMurray as the rising hero, William Frawley as the steadfast sergeant, and Ann Sheridan as the damsel in peril in a story about law enforcement and its effectiveness.
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Guy Standing
Fred MacMurray
William Frawley
Wood
Ann Sheridan
Ruggles of Red Gap at Dickinson Theater Through Wednesday
The Dickinson theater opens Ruggles of Red Gap to packed houses after successful runs in Kansas City and Lawrence. Star cast led by Charles Laughton and Charlie Ruggles delivers nonstop laughter with supporting turns by Mary Boland Zasu Pitts Leila Hyams and Roland Young as Lord Burnside. The feature is praised as comedy history with technical shorts including a Ben Bernie number and a technicolor cartoon.
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Ruggles
Red Gap
Dickinson Theater
Kansas City
Lawrence
Harry Leon Wilson
Charles Laughton
Mary Boland
Charlie Ruggles
Wash
Zasu Pitts
Laughton
His Majesty's
Coldstream Guards
Roland Youns
Lord Burnside
Leila Hyams
Charlie
Effie
West
Europe
America
Red Hot Tires at Pater theater thrills with racing fun
At the Pater theater the film Red Hot Tires featuring Mary Astor and Lyle Talbot closes a two day run with exciting racing scenes. Roscoe Karnes delivers humor while four short units, from a travel talk to a musical comedy, accompany the feature as Christ Scientist notes and a spelling elimination contest at Globe school profiles top performers from southwest county.
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Mary Astor
Lyle Talbot
Pater Theater
Roscoe Karnes
Patee
Globe School
Lawrence
Ralph Pohl
Excel
Tractors Replace Horses At Fort Lewis Artillery Parade
Fort Lewis Washington on March 18 reports a shift from horse-drawn artillery to tractors. Taps sounded for the horses that hauled the guns in the tenth field artillery as the caissons roll behind the guidons and scarlet standard marking the historic unit.
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Fort Lewis
Wash
Tenth Field Artillery
Tenth
Army motorizes horses and queries future of horses
The army replaces about 606 horses with tractors trucks and motorcycles provoking mixed views. A private favors the machine age while veterans like Major Middlesworth insist horses remain essential for rough terrain recon and limited routes. Elsewhere Joe Maichel of Overbrook faces a $50 fine for driving drunk after a collision on Massachusetts Street. A Omaha man owns 112 clocks in his home.
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Pershing
Mexico
Buddy
Bill Steedman
Royal Canadian Horse Artillery
Joseph L. Middlesworth
Joe Maichel
Overbrook
O. F E. Learnard
Maichel
Massachusetts Street
J. A. King
Alabama Street
Crark
H. G. Whitehouse
Omaha
Neb
Daily habit of reading the classified page
A reader notes the value of checking the classifieds each day for steady updates. The habit helps spot ads, notices, and opportunities early, supporting timely decisions and informed choices.
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Granada
Robi-“Montgomery
Helen Hayes
Vanessa
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Kas
Christ
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Sior School
Eldred Fisher
Range Line
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Brubaker
Charlene Elm
Arthur Geiss
Baldwin
Edith Bond
Globe
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Emmett Button
Centennial
Eunice Pohl
Excelsior
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Fred Pardee
Rock Creek
Florine Israel
Buddy ‘Flora
Melvin Schwartz
Central
Marion Fishburn
Ford
Ford Engineers
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Hamilton Motor Company
Vermont St
Varsity
Betty Boop
Fred Mac Murray
Sir Guy Standing
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Adolph Zukor
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RED Hot
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John and
Lionel Barrymore
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