Historic meeting in a parlor car between Hitler and Mussolini
Brennero Italy March 18 Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini met in the parlor car of Mussolini's train on a siding amid a snowstorm. Count Galeazzo Ciano and Joachim von Ribbentrop joined the leaders for a two and a half hour discussion before departure for their capitals.
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Brennero
Italy
Adolf Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Hitler
Berlin
C.S.T
Mussolini
Rome
Germany
Austria
Count Diana
I Duce
Count Ciano
Union Pacific potato train exhibits across seven states
The Union Pacific railroad touts its potato improvement train as a "college of agriculture on wheels" shown to 25,186 people across Idaho, Oregon, Colorado, Wyoming, Nebraska, Kansas, and Utah from Jan 22 to Feb 23. Earle G. Reed and William M. Jeffers report attendance by state and cooperation with colleges, experiment stations, and seed associations.
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Union Pacific
Idaho
Oregon
Colorado
Wyoming
Nebraska
Kansas
Utah
William M. Jeffers
Union Pacific Railroad
College of Agriculture
Jeffers
Earle G. Reed
Union Pacific Supervisor of Agricultural and Industrial Development
Rodgers endorsed as delegate to GOP national convention
Ralph Rodgers of Lincoln, president of the Kansas Young Republicans, was endorsed by the state executive council for delegate at large to the Republican national convention. The council said Kansas Young Republicans deserve representation and scheduled a meeting for April 8 in Wichita before the state party convention.
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Salina
Kan
Ralph Rodgers
Lincoln
Kansas Young Republicans Club
Kansas
Wichita
Edson K. Bixby Dies Veteran Editor of Springfield Papers
Edson K. Bixby, 53, longtime editor of the Springfield Leader and Press and the Springfield News, died of heart disease in Springfield Missouri. A war veteran who started in newspapers at age nine, he served in the U S Army during World War I and worked on papers in Minnesota and Oklahoma before buying the Springfield Republican in 1926.
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Springfield
Pi— Edson K. Bixby
Springfield Newspapers, Inc
Minnesota
Oklahoma
Muskogee
Springfield Republican
Sprngfield Leader and Press
Springfield News
Puzzle grid clues map and grid fill solution
Horizontal and vertical crossword clues list with definitions for a map themed puzzle. Includes numbered entries such as 13 Kiln 14 To make cloth 16 Labyrinth 17 Need 18 Native 19 To send forth 20 One who eats sparingly 22 Portrayed 24 Was afraid 25 Moved the head 28 To rot flax 29 Railroad 31 English coi 33 To dart 37 Volume 38 This land's monetary 40 Part of ear 41 Pronoun 42 The ocean borders it on the west coast 44 Anything steeped 45 To chatter 48 Fay 51 Part of mouth 52 Gems of cattle 54 Not any 55 To rise again 57 Dye 58 What river separates this land from the U S A 59 Fine Vertical clues list includes 1 To cut grass 2 To elude 3 Form of pollenization 4 To bury 5 Possessed 6 Feline animal 7 Grand parental 8 To Hine a second time 9 To improve 10 Dubbed 11 Chemical compound 12 Prescribed 15 Spike of corn 21 Tellurium 23 Witty sayings 24 An important industry in this land 26 Discovers 27 Duplicate 28 Coarse file 30 To decay 32 Musical note 34 To snip 35 Money 36 Kimono sash 39 Fertile desert spot 43 Contended 46 Blackbird 47 To hoot 48 To sin 49 Meadow 50 Ventilating machine 51 Untruth 52 Curse 33 Not young 56 Road a 7 20 69
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U.S. A
Dahl Dislikes War After Spanish Prison Ordeal
Aviator Harold E. Dahl returns to the United States after nearly three years in prison with five other Americans, freed by General Franco. He credits his wife’s photograph for influencing clemency and says he will avoid war unless fighting for his country. Authorities in Los Angeles note possible bad check warrants, but may be barred by statutes of limitations.
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New York
Harold E. Dahl
United States
Francisco Fran Co
Harold
Dahl
Franco
Mrs. Dahl
Jersey City
Los Angeles
Ted Matlheu
Madrid
T . Heard
Arizona Professor to Teach in Summer Session
Dr. Seba Eldridge, sociology professor, will teach at the University of Arizona summer session from June 10 to August 15. Dean J W Clarson Jr announced two new sociology courses will be offered due to Eldridge joining the faculty.
New Aviation Jobs Require Thousands of Trained Men
Missouri Aviation Institute reports a surge in aviation activity creating a need for trained workers. Consolidated Aircraft Corp seeks graduates for factory roles. institute offers U S Government approved courses in Airplane and Engine Mechanics, Aircraft Sheet Metal, and Welding open to men age 18 to 40 at Municipal Airport Kansas City Missouri.
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Kansas -.City
Missouri Aviation Institute
Consolidated Aircraft Corp
San Diego
Calif
United States
U. S
Municipal
Kansas City
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Hitler and Mussolini
Alpine Frontier Station
von Ribbentrop
Il Duce
G.O.P. Council
Edson K. Bixby
Garnett
Drouth
San
Costro
Foedad Pier
Sunbeam
Standard ‘ Sanitans
American Radiator & Standard Sanitary Corporation
Standard” Stanwid
Master Pembroke Bath
Comrade Lavatory
Erntist
Yale
Pittsburgh
Journal-World
DR. Eldridge
Arizona
Adheika
H.W. Stowilts
Ettey
Hafely
Inna Ane
Oklahoma City
Ft. Worth
Dallas
Lawfennce Ar
Wickits Tv
Okla City
Ft.Worth
Santa Fe
Santa FE Ticket Office
P. Addy
Agt
Lawrence, Kan
Mass
Glenshire” & “Curlee
Gibbs
Gary
Town Club
Star Brand
Oxfords
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