FIGHTING PLANES ROAR OVER BERLIN
Berlin reports a mass display by 100 to 150 German bombers and pursuit planes marking a new air strength. Air Minister Goering led a daylight flight over the capital as a Reich celebration followed Hitler’s rearmament announcement. The event paused city life and signaled preparations for tonight’s blackout drill and future air defense.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
Reichsuehrer
Hitler
Air
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
von Richthofen
Red Knight
Goering
Himelf
Two Held in KU Fraternity House Thefts
University of Kansas inmates Suttles and Pitts faced amended complaints charging petit larceny counts for stealing blankets sheets pillow slips and towels from Pi Kappa Alpha and Sigma Chi. Police linked recovered bedding to the fraternities and noted a raid on Mrs Gaylord Anderson’s Newark street property yielding liquor and seized items.
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Pi Kappa Alpha
Sigma Chi
University of Kansas
R. B. Stevens
Court of Justice
O. J. Lane
Joe Suttles
Pi-Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Lee Pitts
Sigma Chi Fraternity
Liberty
Gaylord Anderson
New Jersey Street
E. G. Pringle
Suttles
Pitts
Anderson
Pringle
Pi, Kappa Alpha
Deaths and Funerals and Beams Graveside Service
Mrs Mark Coleman 27 of Barker avenue died last night at a local hospital Funeral services set for Wednesday at 10 30 am from Rumsey parlors with Rev Ludwig in charge Burial at Eudora Surviving husband three children father T E Reusch sister and four brothers George L Beam died in Denver brief graveside service Thursday 10 am Oak Hill cemetery interment in Denver to Lawrence with Mrs Beam escorting the body Masons meet Thursday
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Mark Coleman
Barker Avenue
Rumsey
Mr. Ludwig
Eudora
Lila May
Betty Lee
John Alien
T. E. Reusch
Vinland
George L. Beam
Denver
Oak Hill Cemetery
Theodore Astman
Beam
Lawrence
Eastern Kansas Masonry Gathering Honors O Sou ders
Prominent Masons from eastern Kansas gather for a Joint communication of Heyrence Lodge No. 6 and Acacia Lodge No. to honor O Sou ders of Wichita, with Dr. William L. Burdick speaking on Masonry Round the World. A dinner is set for 6 20 and all Master Masons are invited.
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Kansas
Heyrence Lodize No
Acacia Lodge No
O Souders
Wichita
Grand Mantes
Scudern
The
University In Law
William L. Burdick
Test Your Knowledge Ad Quiz Questions On Classified Page
Test Your Knowledge asks seven ad test questions with prompts about Benedictines Keuka Lake Elbert Hubbard and more. The scattered items include authors battles and famous figures, suggesting a puzzle feature tied to the classified section.
Choir Makes a Hit by Westminister A Cappella in KC
The Westminster A Cappella choir from Lawrence Kansas drew strong praise at Grand Avenue Temple in Kansas City. Director Dr Swarthout led a dynamic program of English and Scandinavian works and Negro Spirituals to a large attentive audience.
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Kansas City Music Club
Grand Avenue Temple
Dean Swarthout
Musicisne
Cena Orward
Karl Krueger
Kansey City
Ph Pnltharmonic Orphan‘tra
K. Powell
Kansas City Star
oThe
Swarthout
E. H. Lindae
Dean
Invention Patented for New Double Drum Concrete Mixer
Rush Herriott and Ed Long of Lae oe hear patent a new concrete mixer with a double drum adaptable to tilting or nontilting. The Milwaukee firm holds an option on the equipment. Herriott, a Kansas University engineering student, and Long, with auto electrical background, worked over six years. The prototype took about a year to build and was officially granted on March 7. Senior recital tonight.
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Rush Herriott
Ed Long
T Pany
Milwaukee
Renerat
Herriott
University of Kansas School of Engineering
Long
Automobile
Pianist Tom Ryan to present KU senior recital tonight
Tom Ryan, pupil of Dean D. M. Swarthout, will perform a senior recital at 8 o'clock in the University of Kansas auditorium. Open to the public, the program includes Bach Busoni Organ Prelude and Fugue in D Major, Beethoven Waldstein Sonata movements, Chopin Ballads, Stravinsky selections, Poulenc Pastoral, Prokofiev Deviltah Inspiration, and more. WILL ATTEND CONVENTION.
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Tom. Ryan
University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
University
Ryan
D. M. Swarthout
Waldstein
Tiszt
Petrarch
Tarentella
Stravinsky -Szanto
Petrouchki
Chez Petrouchka
Pastoral
Prokofieff
Deviltah
Lawrence To Be Represented at Legion Auxiliary Gathering
Lawrence unit selects delegates for the American Legion Auxiliary second district convention to be held March 22 in Olathe. Delegates include Mrs. W. E. Nevin Mrs. Will Johns Jr Mrs. A M Ockerblad Mrs. Agnes Evans and Mrs. A B Elliott. Alternates named are Mrs. Har rhs Gregg Mrs. D J Richardson McEnS Allphin Mrs. Carl Mrs Frank Strong McGalen Ware and the Lawrence unit director of the second district notes many locals will attend.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Olathe
Lawrence
W. E. Nevin
Will Johns, Jr
A. M. Ockerblad
Agnes Evans
A. B. Elliott
Harrhs. Gregg
D. J. Richardson
McEns Allphin
Carl
Frank Strong
McGalen Ware
Service School for IH Dealers Opens at Eldridge Hotel
A service school for International Harvester dealers convened at Eldridge hotel with 30 dealers from seven counties attending today and continuing tomorrow. Randall of Kansas City leads the session as part of War-Time Industrial Draft coverage and munitions policy background.
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International Harvester Company
Eldridge Hotel
Char
Randall
Kansas City
Washington, Mar
Senate Munitions Committee
John T. Piven
Belgium cabinet resigns over gold standard crisis
Brussels reports Premier Georges Theunis resigns as internal feud over staying on the gold standard intensifies. Diplomatic observers warn Belgium may drag other gold bloc nations into difficulty, while currency markets react with falls in dollar and franc.
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Associated Pres
London
Belgium
Georges Theunis
Civles
Brussels
United States
Altho
France
Netherlands
Switzerland
Theunis
Denie
Spring party planned by Business and Professional Women
The March party committee of the Business and Professional Women's club to be chaired by Miss Lillian Addis plans a spring party Thursday evening at the Colonial tea room reservations with Miss Mildred Klock due by tomorrow noon. Also notes a Kansas City birth, university ties, and various club happenings with Luncheon at 4 PM hosted by Harmony Circle and other society items including League of Women Voters visits and local Methodist events.
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Business and Professional Women's Club
Harmony Circle
First Methodist’ Church
P. D. Olmstead
Tennessee Street
C. E. Sawhill
Harold Constant
Lloyd Schleifer
Myron Metz
Otto Hunzicker
Lone Star Lake Dam Height Raised to 65 Feet
Government engineers received permission to raise Lone Star Lake Dam by about ten feet. The 200 acre lake will reach a 65 foot height, increasing water levels and eliminating marshy shoreline. Dredging of several lake arms is planned to accommodate the extra water.
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Lone Star
Senmnea
Registration brisk as voters seek city election
Registration at city hall is brisk with voters rushing to qualify for the April 2 city election. The deadline is Friday night at 10 o clock. Voters may register at the district court today where Clarence Smith sues for divorce alleging abandonment.
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Lucky Street
Glarence Smith
Huldanie
Frosh Gals Start Big But Men Wait A Year
Campus notes record student opinions on war talk, fashion, and romance at the University of Kansas. Articles mention Marilyn Kaysing, Laura Jane Lattner, Joan Jankowsky, and Corbin hall, plus junior prom dress critiques and a round table on war in the Union building. Also notes on Polkinghorn returning to student politics and a campus satire issue.
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Bservers
University of Kansas
Cabeee
Marilyn Kaysing
Kappa
Kansas City
Laura Jane Lattner
Tulsa
Okla
K. v
Joan Jankowsky
Corbin Hall
Miss Jankowsky
Mt. Dread
Daisy Hoffman
Pi Phi
Theta
Union Building
W. C. Koenig
T. H. Astman
J. W . Twente
R. D. McKim
Lyman Field
Olinemplin
Kansas wrestlers head to national intercollegiate meet
University of Kansas captain George Noland competes in the 15th class and heavyweight Claude Moore joins the national intercollegiate wrestling tournament in Bethlehem, Pa. Coach Jimmy Cox and Allen Cochrane accompany the team.
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George Noland
Claude Moore
University of Kansas
Bethlehem
Noland
K. U
Moore
Jimmy Cox
Allen Cochrane
Mrs John Huntley Dupre Visits Colum bus Aunt
Mrs. John Huntley Dupre of Columbus Ohio arrived Saturday night to be the guest of her aunt Miss Rosemary Ketcham. Mrs. Dupre is married to John H Dupre, professor of history and junior dean at Ohio State University. Ra Stockert underwent a tonal ilectaray til this morning. Flack will eat to night to her home at Tulsa after visiting her mother Mrs J Gordon.
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John Huntley Dupre
Columbus,c
Rosemary Ketcham
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Nears Monday Averages
Kansas City market notes show cattle and hog prices varying with weights, with hogs mostly 25 lower than Monday, some medium grades down 5 to 8, and lighter weights up to 8.70. Cattle trading slow in killing classes, stockers weak, and feeder demand narrow, with higher weights 10.35 to 13.25 per hundredweight. Lambs and clippers show lighter steady trends amid mixed packer demand. hay and barley futures quoted with multiple delivery months.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kaneas City
Hoga
Stoerm
Grain and market roundup from March trading notes
Grain prices and poultry figures appear alongside a Wall Street summary noting higher commodity prices. The report references government bonds in New York on March 13 and a stock market session driven by cotton and foreign exchange, with gains across many blue chip stocks and a rally in the British pound sterling despite mixed foreign factors.
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New York
Mar
Government
Smarty
Liberty First
Liberty Fourth
Treasury
Wall Street
American Tele Phone
Allied Chemical
Bethlehem Steel
J. I. Case
International Harvester
du Pont
Market Gains Lift Sugar Stocks Amid Stabilization Hopes
Financial analysis notes govt stabilization fund easing dollar sterling frictions and boosting stock confidence. Sugar companies show firmer prices after quiet accumulation. other leaders advance marginally including Procter and Gamble U S Smelting Noranda Mines Santa Fe Continental Can U S Steel American Telephone Western Union I Case.
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American Stabilization Fund
Gamera
Procter and Gamble
U. S. Smelting
Norande Mines
Santa Fe
Continetal Can
U. S. Steel
Amercan Telephone
Western Unit
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Australia
Chattanooga
Lew Wallace
Judaea
Huckleperry Finn
Toussaint Vover
CHOIR
Rush Fiecrinis
Tom Ryan
University Auditorium
Legion Auxiliary
German Dye Trust di
Carl Duisberg
German Dye Trust
Mich
Cran
Walter Rising
Rising
Misa Ruth Kuchs
Chanaral
Chile
S. A
Chi Omega Sorority
Misa Helen Kucha
Univeracy
Te. 1
John ‘Dmonda
George M. Beal
League of Women Voters
University Club
Constance Roach
Washington, D. C
National Organization
League
Topeka
Agnes
Thompson
John Stutz
C. F. Nelson
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
H. W. Homemlone
New Hampshire Street
Kennard W. C. T. U
Mattie Crooks
H. E. Cummings
W. B. Lyons
Union Signal
N. H. Bailey
E. Jac
Lone Star Lake
Jst
UNION
James Wilbur Polkinghorn
Paola
Polkinghorn Hesd
Progressive Student Government League
Polkinghomn
CSEP
Bill Blowers
Sour Owl
Sigma Delta Chi
Ruth E. Litchen
National
Washington
Nancy Robb
A. C
Althe
Bert” Ames
Duane Coe
Ruth Pyle
Maxine Earhart
Miss Coe
Miss Ames
Miss Earhart
Miss Pyle
Pyle
Ames
Eigst
Baker Players
Baker University
Baldwin City
Clara Krefting
Baker Players Group
Alpha Psi Omega
National Honorary Dramatic Fraternity
Arden Booth
Fairview
Dorothy Davies
Coffeyville
Marvin Price
Baldwin
Beryl Bailey
Springfield
Bette Mills
Little Rock
Ark
Esther King
Tales
Virginia Wash- Bera Topeka
James Paradise
Jayhawkers
Chicago
Prine
Southwest
California
Dallas
Los Angeles
Lawrence Bus Terminal
Weaver's
6Th St
Mount Hope Nurseries
4Th St
Insurance
Soviet
Russia
Siberia
By Julien Bryan
New York Herald-Tribune
Philco
Bass
Hanna
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