Refusal Adds To Unrest Of Europe
A large AP report notes Hitler's Reich refuses to entertain French and Italian protests as it rearmaments step unsettles Europe. Paris cites breach of Versailles, League of Nations fears a gravest crisis. Mussolini may address parliament as Austria expands conscription laws. Washington and Moscow monitor, Vatican eyes peace efforts. Roosevelt review.
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Vienna
Austria
John Simon
Italy Ready for War Deputies Told
In Rome the undersecretary of war Federi co Baistrocchi told the chamber of deputies that Italy would keep its military class under arms, would not reduce conscription terms, and was prepared for a war of movement. Deputies shouted praise for Mussolini and the army as Germany had recently rejected an Italian protest.
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Baistracchi
Lawrence Lions Face Dodge City In State Tourney Opener
Lawrence high school basketball meets Dodge City in Topeka at 7 tonight for the state tournament opener. The nine man Lions depart at 4 20 this afternoon with strong fan support expected from the Lawrence band. If victorious, Lawrence will play the Newton Belleville winner at 7 tomorrow. a loss pits Newton in the consolation at 1 30 tomorrow. Dodge City, coached by Coral Grose, boasts a fine season and has history against Lawrence in prior tourneys. The Journal-World will publish the scores from the games.
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Dodge City
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Dean Stoner
Paul Moon
Bob Mason
Eldon Perry
Lions
Newton
Coral Grose
K. U
Red and Black
University of Kansas
State High School Athletic Association
Wichita
Winfield
Levert Wiggins
Carl Graeber
Francis Mettner
Elmer Schaake
Ted
Armin Woestemeyer
Paul Endacott
James Weed
Clarence Houk
Garland Coffman
Tus Ackerman
Ralph Ulm
Norris Stauffer
Chuck Banning
Ted Olsen
Pard” Durland
Levert Higgins
Uhrlaub
Woodman Gibson
David Jaupher
Sam Hunter
Rudolph Uhbrlaub
George Dunkley
Arthur A. Lawrence
Edward Todd
Ivan Wilson
George Woodward
Howard Laslett
Soviet Interest in French Move on German Arms at League
Moscow reports strong Soviet support for a united front in the League of Nations over Hitler's conscript army. Pierre Laval may visit Moscow after Stresa to present France’s case to Geneva, with Sir John Simon and Mussolini also involved. Eden expected to arrive March 28 for talks.
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Roosevelt
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Fron
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John Simon
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Pierre Laval
Laval
Stresa
Piedmont
Italy
Mussolini
League Council
Anthony Eden
Great Britain
Joseph Stalin
Stock Market Index Drift With Ford V-3 Report
The average of 60 stocks stood at 365.3, reflecting yesterday's move. Notes mention Ford V-3 and Hamilton's advertisement in passing, signaling market chatter and corporate mentions in a compact brief.
Plan to Restore Antitrust Laws in NRA Relief Clash
Senate debate on the 4.88 billion relief bill shifted to antitrust aims within NRA as Senator Borah urged an antitrust amendment and Senator Wagner urged delaying until NRA extension is decided. Glass, chairing appropriations, indicated support for the amendment while denouncing the NRA. La Follette urged larger public works funding, but the Senate rejected adding 5 billion for public works. Hopkins told the education committee that placing teachers on relief is not a desirable solution, while the administration set aside 40 million to keep 42,000 schools open, and Okla. sponsored earmarking 30 million for school aid. The relief bill could direct funds to the education bureau to aid schools.
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Glass
Appropriations Committee
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Wagner
LaFollette
Bilbo
Costigan
Neely
Thomas
Utah
Cutting
Frazier
Nye
la Follette
Harry L. Hopkins
House Education Committee
Federal Relief Administration
Hopkins
Lee D Okla
House
Hawkins
Relief Administration
Office of Education
Bureau
Hauptmann wife seeks living Lindbergh baby in Detroit
Mrs Anna Hauptmann wife of the condemned Lindbergh kidnap and murder suspect travels to Detroit chasing an anonymous tip claiming to have the living Lindbergh baby The letter mailed from Pontiac Mich is dismissed by New Jersey police as crank mail A mysterious female visitor offered a share of future earnings in exchange for immediate cash brief details of the case remain unsettled
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New York
Anna Hauptmann
New Jersey
Charles A. Lindbergh
Detroit
Lindbergh
Col. Henry, Breckenridge
Col. Lindbergh
Hauptmann
Haunt- Mann
Jailed Henry Methvin Attempts Break in Miami
Henry Methvin, who betrayed Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker, attempted a jail break in Miami Oklahoma last night. He choked Jailer Tom Armstrong before being forced back into his cell by county officers.
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Miami
Okla
Henry _ Methvin
Clyde Barrow
Bonnie Parker
Texas
Tom Armstrong
Fines Rise As Patrol Checks 1935 Tags In Lawrence
State patrolmen in Lawrence arrested 20 motorists for lacking 1935 license tags, with 147 paying fines and penalties averaging $8.51. Some were excused for valid tags, while two injured drivers from the Lenape crossing crash were reported improving at Memorial hospital. The patrol planned broader, rapid county coverage and upgraded inspections of lights and brakes on trucks.
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Lawrence
Frank Dodds
S. S. Learned
Justice Dodds
Patrol
Wayne Clark
Thornton Tomlin
Bonner Springs
Union Pacific Streamliner
Lenape
Memorial Hospital
Clark
Tomlin
Rock Island
Leavenworth County
DeSoto
Union Pacific
Streamliner
Mississippi flood crisis sparks levee sabotage and guard action
State troops mobilized on north Mississippi levees after dykes were blown and private guards faced threats of battle. Vandals dynamited a Tallahatchie river levee near Philipp and another dyke near Mace, prompting weaponized responses and a gubernatorial call for troops as flood danger shifted to Tallahatchie and Leflore counties. Nearby, 20,000 people remained homeless in Missouri and Arkansas as the St. Francis crest moved south.
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Greenwood
Miss
Mississippi
Tallahatchie
Leflore
Philipp
Mace
Sennett Conner
Missouri
Arkansas
St. Francis River
Quiet at Kansas Prison after thwarted dynamite plot
Lansing Kansas March 21 API Warden Lacey Simpson reports all quiet at the state penitentiary after a plot yesterday to dynamite the gates for a wholesale prisoner delivery was frustrated Five prisoners all bank robbers are held in solitary confinement as investigators seek others involved The guard shift was doubled following a severe dust storm that reduced visibility to zero.
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Lansing
Kan
API
Lacey Simpson
State Penitentiary
Emergency fund sought for soil erosion control in southwest
Representative Hope of Kansas said a roughly one million dollar allocation from the work-relief fund would back an emergency soil erosion program in the southwest. The plan targets Oklahoma and eastern Colorado with cover crops such as grain sorghum milo maize or kafir corn. Bennett cited Dalhart Texas results from four rows apart and urged a minimum 900000 to 1300000 dollars. A telegram from farmer W T Long urged swift seed loans as conditions worsen.
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Washington
Hope
Kansas
Southwest
H. H. Bennett
Iisas
Oklahoma
Colorado
Homa
Bennett
Dalhart
Texas
W. TL. Long
Dodge City
Tough Guy Dying in Chair at County Jail
Chester Novak a 10 year old labeled the toughest with bravado died in the electric chair at the county jail after five charges. He endured three charges with two more applied before the 12:12 a.m. pronouncement. Novak was executed for the murder of Henry Mendelbaun during a robbery.
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Chicago
Chester Novak
Novak
Henry Mendelbaun
County Commissioner Dies in Kansas
Amos H. Leech, 59, senior Jefferson county commissioner and former district court clerk, died at his Oskaloosa home. In Baldwin City Baker University students voted 97 to 65 to continue The New Deal after an open forum in the regular chapel held by the Student Citizenship League.
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Leavenworth, Kan
API
Amos H. Leech
Board of
Jefferson County Commissioners
Oskaloosa
Baldwin City
Baker University
Student Citizenship League of the College
Five Independents Join City Race As Filing Adds Hope Of Opposition
At least five independents filed for city council ahead of the April 2 election, potentially challenging Republican Alfred Lawrence who faces no Democratic opponent. Candidates include Wilfred Hunsinger, Dr. H E Eustace, William LaCoss, Lutie Kern, and J F Miller. The filing deadline is tomorrow night.
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Alfred Lawrence
Lawrence
Wilfred Hunsinger
Tennessee Street
H. E. Eustace
Rhode Island Street
William LaCoss
Kentucky Street
Lutie Kern
Massachusetts Street
J. F. Miller
Eustace
Hunsinger
Filme
Newton Quintet advances to second round in Topeka tourney
Newton quintet, a top class A favorite, defeated Belleville 31 to 14 in Topeka opening round. Newton led 18 to 4 at half, Quinton scored six baskets and a free throw. Havel led Belleville with six points as Ward and Winfield also won, advancing in the Ark Valley region with plans to meet winners of Lawrence-Dodge City and Wyandotte-Parsons.
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Belleville
Baldwin
Chase
Salina
Topeka
Newton
Central Kansas
Althe
Quinton
Winfield
Ward
Winfield High School
Ward High School
Kansas City
Southern Kansas Boys
Sidwell
Tound
Wyandotte
Parsons
Dodge City
Hutchinson & Emporia
U S Has Gold for Sale to Other Countries
Secretary Morgenthau said the government is prepared to sell gold to foreign nations offering attractive propositions. He noted recent sales to Mexico and Guatemala pave the way for more negotiations, with no current conditions on completed deals. He remarked the U S has all the gold it can use and will not push further accumulation.
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Washington
Mar
Morgenthau
Bank of Mexico
Guatemala
Mexico
Cleanup follows fiercest dust storm of the year in Lawrence
The community recovers after a ferocious dust storm that paralyzed traffic and filled homes with fine dust. Hotels report increased business as travelers seek shelter, while shops expect gains in auto washing, beauty, barber, and dry cleaning services. Transportation largely returns to normal with minor delays.
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Lawrence
Union Pacific
Strickler Speaks at Kiwanis Luncheon on Chamber of Commerce
Major T. J. Strickler of Kansas City spoke at Wiedemann’s Kiwanis luncheon in Lawrence. He outlined the national Chamber of Commerce’s purpose to study and inform on legislation for national interests, with 18 directors from nine districts and representation for all business. He noted the Lawrence and New York chambers each have one vote, and explained the organization’s use of questionnaires and referendums to gather regional business views. Dean George Shand introduced guests from KU and industry, and Miss Helen Rice announced a Lawrence High School band concert next Tuesday.
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Kansas City
University of Kansas Alumni Association
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Kiwanis Club
Wiedemann's
Major Strickler
Lawrence
School of Engineering
Kiwanjana
National Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
New York City
George Shand
School For Engineering
C. M. Young
N. P. Sherwood
L. H. Reeves
Ross Parker
B. D. Lipscomb
Fatal Crash At Crossing Ends Life Of Grocery Manager
Fred Zoucha, 28, grocery manager, was killed in Parsons Kansas when his car collided with a moving freight train at a dust filled crossing. The crash mirrored a previous accident at the same crossing two months earlier that left two Erie youths seriously injured. His widow and two children survive.
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Grocer
Parsons
Kan
Mar
Fred Zoucha
Ere
Erie
Oucha
Merchants Prep For Big Spring Window Show
Local merchants labored through the dust to polish windows for tonight’s spring window unveiling at 7 30 PM. Mass street cleaning crews cleared dust, traffic rules will limit parking, and KU and Haskell bands plus the American Legion drum corps will entertain crowds along Mass and intersections.
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Haskell
Eleventh Street
K. A
Massachusetts Street
American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps
Pontiac and Chevrolet Cars on Display Tonight
A Chevrolet and Pontiac display is planned for this evening on Eight Street between Massachusetts and Vermont by Wiedemann Motor Sales and Winter Chevrolet. At 8 o clock a winner from a Kansas City essay contest will receive a new Chevrolet, announced by George Lowman, president of the Chamber of Commerce. The event features sound motion pictures about Chevrolet production starting at 8 40.
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Pringle
Vermont
University of Kansas
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Sixth Street
Chevrolet
Pontiac
Wiedemann Moto Sales
Winter Chevrolet Company
Lawrence
Kansas City
George Lowman
Chamber A Commerce
200-Pound Woman Falls Through Skylight in Office
Lillian Lockwood a 200 pound charwoman fell from a second floor window and crashed through a skylight dropping 25 feet onto Miss Gussie Swartz a stenographer. A flower pot and glass shower fell on Swartz who was seated at a desk. the desk shattered and Swartz was taken to a hospital in shock.
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Washington
Mar
Lillian Lockwood
Gussie Swartz
Mrss Swartz
Deadline Apr 1 For 1933 corn hog contracts Kansas
F H Hodgson Kansas board of review chairman warned farmers that all 1933 corn hog applications must be signed by April 1. Delays would disrupt appraisal work and contract preparation, so signup cannot extend beyond that date. About 60,000 farmers have signed and roughly 77.5 percent kept contracts as last year.
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Topeka
F. H. Hodgson
State’ Board of Review
Kansas
Kansas Weather Forecast Report Confusing Fragments
The Kansas weather forecast notes mostly cloudy conditions tonight and Friday with slightly warmer readings in the west and north. It mentions dust storms near Wichita and Arkansas City and dusty conditions affecting roads, with unclear thermometer readings and gas office records showing yesterday's high around 74.
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