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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1934
Page
3
United States and Japan trade friendly notes in a message of peace. Leaders pledge mutual nonaggression and cooperation across the Pacific in a historic gesture of goodwill and reconciliation.
In Washington and Tokyo diplomats issued mutual notes aimed at peace. Koki Hirota stated Japan has no intention to provoke any power and Hull affirmed the United States seeks no conflicts. Observers see groundwork for talks on naval arms and broader Far East issues amid rising tensions with Russia and Manchukuo.
A. T. McCue will present a three day series on first aid and life saving in Lawrence March 26 to 28. He will conduct examinations for Red Cross examiner certificates and provide demonstrations at R C T C Robinson gymnasium and KU campus venues. Interested parties may contact H. G. Allphin for details on the county life saving program.
The Dickinson Dickson hosts the film Devil Tiger a story of the constant clash between the jungle and man as powers contend with dread beasts.
Puff leaves home disliking cats and encounters a cub lion while exploring jungle dangers. The film shows fierce clashes among beasts and humans, explorers battling wildlife and malaria swamps, highlighting jungle peril beyond animals. Clyde E. Elliott returns to shoot Devil Tiger amid mystery and danger.
Kansas faces a cool spell after a mild spring arrival. Temperatures tomorrow expected from 35 to 60 degrees across the state with no rain predicted. Sub-zero snaps in western Canada helped shape this late season cool down and Pioneers expect a brisk march day in Topeka.
The KFKU program features Prof Carl A Preyer presenting questions of science. A separate note mentions German music and an athletic event with subzero wind chill in Prince Albert. A report cites the loss of $199 in a black checkbook belonging to Mrs August Tornaden of Linwood after she parked near 648 Massachusetts Street and visited Lawrence National Bank.
A woman reported a $195 loss after leaving a bank on Massachusetts Street and driving to her car. She notified police, citing Gibbs Clothing Company at 811 Mass as part of the incident.
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