Old Times and New Fears in Weary World News
A jumble of mid century dispatches notes Gable avoiding a crowd of eight thousand women at a Dallas field while US policy toward Europe veers to watchful waiting. Pittanan urges neutrality and restraint, warning history repeating 1914. Saar has quieted but fears grow as Germany plans a large army. Britain protests. Ludendorff recalled to aid the Reich. Armament talks with Britain loom amid anxious forecasts of further threats and oil well fears in Oklahoma City.
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Clark Gable
Washington
Pittanan
Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Europe
Saar
Germany
Great Britain
Hitler
Ludendorff
Dallas Special Election Returns Seal Narrow Victory
In a Texas legislature special election a former Dallas clothing salesman won from a field of 60 candidates. He was elected by a minority of votes amid 56 white Democrats two Republicans a Socialist and a Negro Democrat also running.
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Dallas
Texas
Altho
Multiple Burglar Alarms Reported in Lawrence District
Police logs show four prowler calls between 7 30 and 10 30 pm in Lawrence with no thefts found but entries at Q Wulfkuhle 1038 Ky St C H Hunzicker 1925 New Hampshire W H Hunter 1846 New Hampshire and 2017 New Hampshire Homes. Miles Vaughn visiting sister Cora before heading to Tokio to lead United Press Far East bureau. Miss Zella Page resigns ill health Esther Brecelson engaged for term. Helen Alter recovering after appendectomy. Mrs Hutson hosts birthday dinner for Virginia with guests from San Francisco. St Patrick party at Ellsworths Prizes at bridge to Whitesed Laming and Boyd McComb. Bealls of Dallas visiting mother Mrs Phillips. Mrs Beall formerly Miss Alta Phillips. Mrs Lloyd Houston to Paul Whiteman concert in Kansas City. Storm toll 768 2 072 dead and injured in five state tornado disaster. relief focuses on Southern Illinois.
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Peg” Vaughn
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United Press
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Illinois
Must Have New Boulevard Elevates City Progress
Twenty five years ago on March 19, a plan proposed a boulevard linking university drive to the Quincy and Missouri streets area. The project promised one of Lawrence's greatest city achievements and the start of a broader drive initiative. Regents in session all day yesterday discussed this and related measures.
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Quincy
Missouri
Lawrence
T. N. E. Society
Regents
University Orders T N E Ban at Campus and Plans Discussed
University authorities forbid the T N E society and grant the chancellor full authority to act. Regents present included Gleed Foley Hopkins Comborn and Strong. Plans for a new administration building were discussed as part of campus development. Weston challenges and community events fill a period of social activity with weddings and gatherings in Lawrence and Topeka.
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The Spanish cruiser Conde De Vanadite fires on Allianca
Forties era notes reveal the Spanish warship Conde De Vanadite fired on the American steamer Allianca after attempting to halt it. The incident is tied to ongoing tensions as reports recount actions by the Spanish and reactions from American observers in Kansas news coverage.
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Old Fiddler Contest at Patee Theatre Tonight and Tomorrow
Amateur nights at the Patee theatre feature an old fiddlers contest with four entrants A L Holcom P M Dick Harry Hutchings and Frank Penner. The event runs tonight and tomorrow per manager Thee Charlton.
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A. L. Holcom
Harry Hutchings
Frank Penner
Thee
Chariton
Lecture on Japanese Prints by Miss Ketchum at KU
Miss Rosemary Ketchum, professor of design at the University of Kansas, will lecture this evening at 7 20 in Spooner Thayer museum on Japanese Prints The public is invited. Kansas banks merge Farmers State of Speed with First National of Logan announced by state bank commissioner Roy Haines, effective March 16. Cars collide at Ninth and Massachusetts streets. drivers Carter Bolin and Joe Loxman unharmed.
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Spooner-Thayer Museum
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Topeka
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First National Bank
Logan
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New Hampshire Street
Joe Loxman
Rankin Drug Store
Ninth
Massachusetts Street
Stimson Heir Takes Chair as Family Head in Crisis
James Stimson at sixteen becomes head of the Stimson family after his grandfather’s death. The family scene at breakfast marks his new role and awkward respect from Tom and Aunt Lou. Tragedy arrives with his grandmother’s stroke and later death, deepening James’s burden as he learns to bear the weight of family leadership. Miss Sarah urges outings to honor their mother, but James resists, clinging to the chair as a symbol of duty and lineage.
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Julia Pratt
Kansas
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Farnham
Following Jelly Bear by Mary Graham Bonner
A fragment from a Mary Graham Bonner story shows Jelly Bear reassuring Sweet Face the lamb of their friendliness after a shared reunion. Jelly Bear explains they were preoccupied with friends and food and forgot to mention their goodwill when they saw the lamb at the cave.
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Jelly Bear
Mary Graham Bonner
Sweet Face
Jelly Bear Leads Walk as Lamb Follows Close Behind
Jelly Bear, teased by Honey and Christopher Columbus Crow about sweetness, decides to exercise and walk to regain strength. Willy Nilly proposes the plan while Sweet Face the lamb follows the bear, admiring a strong leader as they set off together.
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Honey Bear
Christopher Columbus Crow
Willy Nilly
Sweet Face
The Neurotic and His Friends Explored
A New York Academy of Medicine article by Dr. Ago Galston surveys personality types and neurosis. It explains neurosis as a conflict within the self and with the world, not insanity, and notes most people are potentially neurotic under stress. It also links physical well being to one’s capacity to resolve inner drives.
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New York Academy of Medicine
Ago Galdston
Fortawith
Flashes of Life Hopes Bitter Medicine Case in Court
A case in Honesdale centers on a 70 year old Indian chief Wolf Sopachy who argues that treaty rights exempt him from license fees for medicine healing. Judge A E Sweyer imposes six months in jail and a one dollar fine. Maurice Chevalier declares he quits sissy roles and plans to sun in Cannes until a film company offers a suitable part.
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Chicago
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France
Life Is Strange and Local Notes Across Wisconsin
A collage of short items from Wisconsin regions outlines differences in entertainment ideas, farm births in Browning and Chelsea, a Medford production note, and a cautionary Hartford typhoid car accident. Also mentions a Fulton letter, a dog control stand in Pittsburgh, and a wrist injury after a home visit.
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Fulton
August Neupert
Primary reform critique favors council form over commission
Letters to the Editor from the Journal World criticizes Lawrence Kansas for returning from a nonpartisan city commission to a partisan council form. It argues the commission era was too limited and remote and notes partisan influence intruding into school governance. It urges reinstating open primaries to allow free participation.
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Journal-World
Lawrence
City primary sparks debate on minority vote for mayor
In a discussion of city governance the piece argues the primary reduces candidates to a majority elect, noting a mayoral winner currently chosen by a minority. It urges a nonpartisan primary under Council form and cites Kansas briefs on crimes, sports, and local notices including marriages and theft reports.
Radio Programs March 1 Evening Listings
Radio schedule lists KMBC WDAF WREN WDAF WREN and other station lineups for March 1 showing musical acts orchestras soloists and drama with multiple time slots from 5:39 to 11:30 pm including Buck Rogers plant echoes and various named performers such as Wayne King Jimmy Allen Abe Lyman Bob Crosby and Irving Aaronson among others across Kansas City stations KMBC WDAF WREN and others.
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You and Your Government
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Kansas City
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Guy Lombardo
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University listings for KFKU programs and events
The schedule lists studies of living things by Bayles at 2 45 p m and 6 p m K U News Notes Press wy A Dill The Art of Teaching Organization of the High School Biology Course by Dr Ernest E Bayser The musical program arranged by Ruth Orcutt completes the lineup with a quarter past seven.
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Wy. A. Dill
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