Revolt Flare On Siberian Border In Manchuria Clash
Reports from Changchun and Moscow detail a border clash on the Soviet frontier as Japanese forces and Chinese insurgents engage near Nanbute by Lake Futon. Chinese losses are listed at 150 killed, Japanese 13 dead with 15 wounded, amid broader Soviet-Japanese diplomatic exchanges over troop concentrations and guard actions along a jointly operated railway.
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Changchun
Manchuria
An Ia
Siberian
Jiro ‘Tamon
Nan-bute
Lake Futon
Tunhun
Russia
Japan
Moscow
Apj
Foreign Office
Koki Hirota
Snow covers Kansas as storm ends. mild weather ahead
Topeka reports a heavy snowstorm sweeping Kansas with 5 to 8 inches in the northeast and 1 to 3 inches in the west and south. Forecasters predict fair, mild conditions for the next 36 hours with highs around 35 to 40 degrees and dwindling lows near 20 to 28. Main highways were opened as snowplow crews cleared roads overnight, except near Medicine Lodge where closures may persist.
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Topeka
Kansas
United States Weather Bureau
S. D. Flora
Severley
Flora
Anes
Ira Taylor
State Highway Department
Medicine Lodge
Changed Mind Too Early
Dan Nevins faced a first degree murder trial in New York as jurors deliberated. He pleaded guilty to second degree manslaughter, accepting a five to ten year sentence, while the jury remained unaware of his change and had not yet delivered a verdict.
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New York
Dan Nevins
Nevins
Bankhead and Bankhead in My Sin at Patee Theater
Tallulah Bankhead and Fred Zinn opened a three day run of My Sin at the Patee Theater, drawing praise for the dramatic performance. The film centers on regeneration through love, skillfully directed by George Abbott, with usual Patee shorts and Barney Scofield orchestra completing the program. Oil production in the United States remains essentially stationary over the last two weeks, estimated at about 2,155,719 barrels for the period.
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Tallulah Bankhead
Fredzie
Patea
London
Miss Bankhead
George Abbott
Barney , Scofield Orchestra
Tulga
Okla
United States
Oil “and Journal
Topeka Vote Sought On Cat and Dog Confinement
City residents will vote on a proposed ordinance requiring all cats and dogs to be kept confined. Mayor Omar B. Ketchum has received complaints from property owners about garden and flower damage and has asked newspapers to publish a public sentiment note to gauge whether the measure should pass.
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Omar B.ketchum
Topeka
Topeka considers splitting lake system from forestry commission
Gov. Harry H. Woodring outlined proposals to sever the state lake system from the forestry fish and game commission. A conference was scheduled for the next Thursday with commission members and lake and park interests invited. He warned current financing favors the lakes, potentially diverting funds from quail and other commission programs. A new commission to oversee the lakes was among ideas discussed.
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Topeka
Harry H. Woodring
State Forestry Fish and Game Commission
Woodring
Body search after storm wrecks roads and club
Turbulent weather tore through towns with a fierce storm, wrecking the Tuscaloosa Country Club and uprooting trees on the golf course. Two men injured near Clanton were moved to Thorsby for treatment as the twisting storm cut a wide path through Columbiana and surrounding areas. In Steubenville, search for Mrs. Carol S. Cole continues after a transcontinental air crash on the Ohio River. Pilot Hal George is confirmed dead.
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Tuscaloosa Country Club
Clanton
Thorsby
Columbiana
Court-Ouse
Steubenville
Carol S. Cole
St. Louis
Western Airways
Ohio River
Hal George
Columbus
Chester
W. Vas
Hancock County
Detroit
George
Diane
Brown’s Island
William Bingham
East Orange
N. J
New York
Cole
Ohio
Fox
Counside
Newton
Kan
Caral S. Cole
Caroline Skinner
Carol
Carol Skinner
E. H. Skinner
Kansas City
Red Cross Sets Up Disaster Relief Operations
Washington March 22 AP A widespread disaster response was organized by the Red Cross to aid tornado victims across Alabama Georgia Kentucky and Tennessee. National disaster chief Robert E Bondy assumed control directing Red Cross staff from Birmingham with teams deployed to remove the injured and provide care.
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Washington
Red Cross
Alabama
Georgia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Robert E. Bondy
Redross
Birmingham
Ala
Apache youth faces life term for Colum bia student murder
Globe Arizona March 22 AP Mac Seymour a 21 year old Apache Indian was found guilty of murdering Miss Henrietta Schmerler 23 Columbia University research student. He was to be sentenced to life imprisonment today. The jury deliberated four hours twenty minutes. Schmerler was killed July 15 on a trip to Fort Apache while collecting material for a master’s thesis at New York University. She was an anthropology student regarded as brilliant.
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Globe, Ariz
Henrietta Schmerler
Columbia University
Mac Seymour
Seymour
Arizona
Sehmerler
Fort Apache
White River
New York University
His Home Escapes Storm Prof W W Davis In Alabama
Prof W W Davis of the University of Kansas history department reports that his Mobile County Alabama home escaped the tornadoes that struck sections of northern Alabama. His relatives live in Mobile and Birmingham, and he owns property near Mobile and in the city itself.
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W. W. Davis
Mobile County
Alabama
University of Kansas History Department
Afobile County
Deaths and Funerals Olen Crosby
Funeral services for Olen Crosby, 32, who died Sunday, will be held Thursday at 2 pm at the Methodist church in Baldwin. Burial will be in the family lot at Baldwin cemetery.
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Olen ,Crosby
Olen Crosby
Baldwin
Baldwin Cemetery
Baldwin Woman Receives Book Dedicated to Her Son
Baldwin City reports the Carnegie Institution of Washington published The Last Cruise of the Carnegie and dedicated it to Captain Percy Ault, son of Mrs. M A Ault, who died November 25, 1929, in an explosion aboard the ship at Apia Samoa. John Merriam praised Ault for valuable scientific contributions. J Harland Paul, surgeon and observer, wrote the narrative with detailed, precise illustrations. Capt Ault served 26 years on the Carnegie staff and left a strong scientific legacy.
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Baldwin City
Mar
Carnegie Institution of Washington
Carnegie
Percy Ault
M. A Ault
Baldwin
Apia
Samoa
Ault
Baker University
John Merriam
J. Harland Paul
Captain Ault
Capt.Ault
Guards Placed Around Windsor Jail Over Plot to Free Fontaine
Col. John Warden, Essex county jail governor in Sandwich, Ontario, ordered extra guards after reporting reliable information that Detroit gangsters planned to seize him, his wife, and daughter to force the release of Harold Fontaine. Guards at his residence were armed with machine guns. Fontaine is wanted by U.S. authorities for a December Leavenworth prison break.
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Windsor
Ont
Detroit
John Warden
Essex County
Sandwich
Warden
Harold Fontaine
United States
Fontaine
Col. Warden
J . ' Fontaine
Federal
Leavenworth
Kan
Four Die in Dallas Hotel Fire Fire Kills Four in Two Story Hotel
Four men died and four were severely hurt when a two story hotel in Dallas Texas burned in the early hours. The origin of the fire is undetermined. Hazel Wood age 11 who lived in the hotel woke her mother and alerted others. The incident comes amid calls to reduce school salaries.
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Dallas
Texas
Hazel Wood
Wellington teachers take 10 to 20 percent pay cut
Wellington Kansas March 22 The board of education announced next years contracts reduce salaries by 10 to 20 percent from last year totaling about 18 percent in savings The superintendent's salary is excluded from the cut and A M McCullough was not reelected as present superintendent The board is considering applications for the superintendent position
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Kan
Board of Education
A. M. McCullough
Inspections at Company M Drill by Regular Army
First aid demonstrations were required of members of Company M 137th Infantry as Capt Ernest C Ayer and Major Harrie Mueller led the drill. The inspection covered personal appearance, machine gun lay questions, military hygiene and injury care, with officers Wismer Allphin Shan non and first sergeant Shore among those present.
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Company M
137th.Infantry
Lscar
Kansas National Guard
Ernest C. Ayer
Gant. Ayer
Harrie Mueller
Wichita
Raymond Wismer
Co. M
Wayne Allphin
Leo W. Shannon
Schilter F. Shore
Stenographer Ends Luxury Stay After Gangster Slayings
Elizabeth Franklin, a Boston stenographer, lived in luxury for 10 weeks after being a witness in gangster killings. She guarded by police, rode taxis, and attended plays at a hotel until grand jury freedom of Lombardi, Congemi, and Cucchiara allowed her to return to normal life in Springfield, Ohio. Jack and Margaret Beard, Wittenberg students, gain popularity as a brother sister act.
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Boston
Mar
Elizabeth Franklin
Miss Franklin
North End
Frank Gustin
Wallace
Walllace
Gustin
Bernard Walsh
Riral
Lombardi Gang
Back Bay
Joseph Lombardi
Salvatore Congemi
Frank Cuccihara
Walsh
Springfield
Ohio
Jack
Margaret Beard
Wittenberg College
Margaret
Hoover delegates chosen by Republican convention in Des Moines
AP reports at the Des Moines convention on March 22 that seven Hoover-at-large delegates were selected. Keynote speaker C N Jepson praised President Hoover for addressing the economic crisis, stating he has been vilified and abused, while urging continued support of his constructive policies.
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Des Moines
Hoover
C. N. Jepson
Jepson
China Imports Australian Wood for Idols and Souvenirs
Victorian sugar wood ships to China for carving into idols and tourist items due to fine texture and high polish. A marriage license was issued Tuesday to John T. Maffon of Kansas City and Ora Cromer of Chilhowee, Mo, married by Probate Judge L. H. Menger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Melbourne
Australia
John T. Mcfaon
Kansas City
Ora Mj Cromer
Chilhawee
L. H. Menger
Damages Sought by Estelle Taylor in Dempsey Case
Estelle Taylor files a 150000 damage suit against Frank Joyce and Noel L. Scott alleging injuries from a 1931 crash when Scott slept at the wheel in Joyce's car. Taylor lists a lacerated scalp spine injuries and 5600 in hospital costs plus related damages.
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Estelle Taylor
Los Angeles
Jack Dempsey
Frank Joyce
Noel L. Scott
Miss ‘Taylor
Miss. Taylor
Scott
Joyce
Wounded Boy Amputated Arm After Hunting Accident
Francis Oshel sixteen of De Soto was critically wounded on J A Adams farm yesterday afternoon when his shotgun discharged as he adjusted a glove. He was taken to Bell Memorial hospital in Kansas City Kansas where doctors planned amputation of his right arm. Brother Ralph eight and James fourteen summoned aid despite a snowstorm. Father Charles Oshel and neighbor Earl Ross returned for him after Ralph and James built a windbreak.
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Francis Oshel
DeSoto
Bell Memorial Hospital
Kansas City
Kan
Ralph Oshel
Francis
James Shel
Charles Oshel
Tad Ralph
James
Earl Ross
F. R. Wright
Snowy Lawrence Street Scenes and Civic Efforts
Heavy snowfall disrupted normal life in Lawrence with car drivers aided by cheerful pushers and roads kept open by M D Morgan and crews. A local business house paused for a snow fight while residents adapted, sleigh rides offered contrast to traffic, and two ex service men and a sailor discussed war ship Von Steuben as coal shovels worked around the clock.
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Floyd Gibbons
Gibbons
von Steuben
Vonnie
French pianist Dumesnil visits KU fine arts faculty
Maurice Dumesnil eminent French concerto pianist meets Dean Swarthout and Prof. Laurel Everette Anderson at the University of Kansas fine arts school. He recalls studying in Paris under Jeador Philipp in 1905 06, and under the National Conservatory master. He was en route from Wichita to Kansas City to perform for the French ambassador Claudel but was halted by a severe storm and will be returned here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Maurice Dumesnil
D. M. Swarthout
Laurel Everette Anderson
Thel
University of Kansas Fine Arts
K. U
Paris
Jean Swarthout
Jeador Philipp
M. Dumesnil
National Conservatory
Wichita
Kansas City
M. Claudel
Extradition Papers Issued for Man Held at Tulsa
Extradition papers obtained for C. P. Leslie alias C. P. Finley held in Tiles Ohio. Wanted in Douglas county for forgery. Tulsa officers to pursue return once weather allows. Sheriff says decision on waiver or fight pending. Also notes postponement of junior high assembly due to weather and illness. Advertising blitz for Gamble store in Lawrence.
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Tulsa
B. Stevens
C. P. Leslie
C. P. Finley
Tiles
Ohio
Douglas County
Leslie
Jack Dunkley
Stevens
Leslier
Ali
Hyde
Priincipal
Theta banquet for twenty three new members held at Wiedemanns
Active and alumnae of Kappa Alpha Theta attended a Saturday banquet at Wiedemann's in honor of twenty three new initiates. The event featured tables with daffodils and gold candles, speeches by outgoing and incoming officers, and out of town guests. A University W S G A dinner and installation of officers followed at Wiedemann's with music and remarks by several leaders.
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Kappa Alpha Theta
Wiedemann’s
Lawrence
Margeret Sherwood
Margaret McNown
Marjorie Schrader
Maxine Luther
Camilla Luther
Mary Alice’ Bebout
Bartlesville
Okla
Mary Lou Bagby
Vinita
Clyde Miller
Wallace Payne
Topeka
Robert Jordan
Kansas City
Mary Annn Skelly
Saina
Dean R A Schwegler Speaks at Ottawa University Chapel
Dean R A Schwegler spoke at the chapel exercises in Ottawa Tuesday morning at Ottawa University. Mr and Mrs Otto Fischer and Mrs Ivan Rowe and daughter Sally are expected home Tuesday from Minneapolis where they visited Mr and Mrs G G McCoy during a week away.
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R. A. Schwegler
Ottawa
Ottawa University
Otto Fischer
Ivan Rowe
Sally
Minneapolis
Minn
G. G. McCoy
Kansas Relays sticker drive and meeting urged
Two color stickers for the tenth annual Kansas Relays arrived at the Athletic office this morning for students who will come and get them. The relays committee’s regular weekly meeting was set for Robinson gymnasium this afternoon to discuss further plans for promoting the Kansas Relays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Miller
Robinson Gymnasium
Kansas Relays
Postpone Tournament Finals in Leavenworth District
In the sixth annual Leavenworth district basketball tournament for independent teams the final games were postponed last night. Bow man Claus faces Immaculata for the championship on March 29, while Lawrence and Easton contend for third place. Lisbon Police claim record polyglot force as officers study Esperanto amid multilingual staffing.
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Leavenworth
Bowman Claus
Immaculata
Lawrence
Easton
Storm Lashes KU Recital for Kaull and Knox
A 70 strong audience braved heavy snow to witness the joint senior recital of pianist Katherine Kaull and soprano Enterprise Whitcraft Knox in the University of Kansas Administration building. Knox, a pupil of Agnes Husband, earned praise for a lyric voice and stage presence, with notable interpretations of Scarlatti, Mozart, DeLeath, and Arensky works. Kaull, a Lawrence girl, delivered a disciplined program across four groups, highlighted by Brahms E flat Rhapsody, Chopin Nocturne, Debussy The Wind on the Plain, Ravel The Gibet, Liszt St Francis Walking on the Waves, and culminated with the first movement of the A minor Gring Concerto. Assistant Evelyn Swarthout contributed as accompanist. next recital March 31 features Evelyn Swarthout with the University Symphony Orchestra.
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Katherine Kaull
Enterprise Whitcraft Knox
University of Kansas
Knox
Agnes Husband
Scarlatti
Mozart
Fourdrain
DeLeath
Pixie Ipers
Arensky
Evelyn Swarthout
Lawrence
Ahsas
Miss Kaull
Ravel
Liszt
Howard C. Taylor
University
University Symphony Orchestra
Face Liquor Charge In Grinnell Waubaunsee Case
Hazel Waubaunsee and Earl Grinnell, both Indians from Mayetta Kan, were arrested after a stout bottle was found on Waubaunsee during a jail search by Sheriff Jack Dunkley. Waubaunsee pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated. Grinnell admitted intoxication. Authorities say both face state charges of possession and transportation of liquor. THRU VAULT FOR 33,800.
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Hazel F.’ Waubaunsee
Earl
Grinnell
John Ingalls
Waubaunsee
Jack Dunkley
Douglas County
Miss Waubaunsee
Dunkley
Bandits Kidnaped Four Men to Rob Missouri Institution
Bandits abducted four men in Marionville Missouri after holding two officers as captives. Using an acetylene torch they burned through the Bank of Marionville safe and escaped with about 3800 dollars. They held prisoners face down with hands bound while the four hour robbery unfolded, cutting all town telephone lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Marionville
Gurtier Undergoes Operation At Mayo Clinic
Howard Gurtier financial secretary of the University of Kansas athletic association was reported as encouraging after an exploratory operation at Mayo Clinic. A second operation was to be scheduled for today or tomorrow, and Mrs. F C Allen, who went to Rochester, reported the update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Gurtier
University of Kansas Athletic Association
F. C. Allen
Rochester
Gurtler
Beating death shocks Ava in Douglas County justice of the peace
A. C. Rice 17 year old justice of the peace at Ava was beaten and died at noon. Found in his second story office on the Ava public square Monday morning after state highway department workers heard groans Sunday night. Officials said no robbery motive and Rice had presided in no recent cases suggesting enmity. He left several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Missouri
Douglas County
A.C. Rice
Ava
State Highway Department
Stewart, Jr
Am. Y Rice
Justice of the Peace
Wos
Planes Down In Harbor After Seaplane Collision
In San Pedro California two naval ensigns escaped injury after a mid air collision of seaplanes. Both craft ditched safely in Los Angeles harbor near the channel. A crowd of surface ships watched as the damaged planes landed with crumpled wings. The two pilots, Elliott W. Parish aged 91 and Clayton C. Marcy, were identified among observers at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Pedro
Cal
Los Angeles
Valey Grove News: deaths and school spelling plans
Grief surrounds Lloyd Artman four as neighbors recall his death from burns. Funeral services were held at Rumsey parlors with Rev Heath erington. Remains of Martin Glynn, aged 63, noted in Valley Grove obit with funeral led by Rev Wallace Carpenter. Spelling contest entries slated for McLouth with multiple local students listed.
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Eugene Artman
Lloyd
Rumsey
Rev
Heatherington
Grant
Glen Champion
Earl Coffman
Darlene Smith
Bonnie Jean Barnes
McLouth
Valley Grove
A. Ward
Tibbett
Ira Ward
Martin Glynn
Glynn
Mr. Glynn
Wallace Carpenter
Mekouth
Barnes
Bonnie Jean
Coleene Barnes
Miss Davison
Dan Smith
Darlene
Leo
Laurence Smith
William Keller
Lawrence
Age Russell
Marvin Stewart
W. C. Stewart
Herbert Champion
Wellman
Dan’ Smith
James
Valley Falls
Otto ‘Arm
M. F. Stewart
B. J. Burnan
Whitman
Oskaloosa
Donald Bower
Lawrence Ward
Ruth Rose
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San
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Gatheters
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Treasury
Greece
Smyrna
Town Republican Convention
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Fort Scott
Rader
Independence
Ralph Rader
Elk County
Yates Center
Oshel
H.E. van Noyiss
Paul Lapted
Possession Apr Street
M.D. Morgan
W. B. Dalton
Cambrai Salient
U S
Pacific
Dean Swarthout
Gamble
Massachusetts St
Helen Stockwell
Uth Spindler
W.S. G. A. Council
Miss Stockwell
Irene Peabody
Evel Swarthout
Miss Peabody
Myra Little
Helen Hearton
Carol Hiesins
Canilla Luther
LaVerne Wright
Joe Stoland
Lila Lawson
Margaret Sherwood
Marjorie Hudson
Edna Turrell
Maugrie Nelson
Corbin Hall
Edith Borden
Book Exchange
W.S.G. A
Husband
Ttse Neuen Schwander
Elizabeth Meguiar
Beulah Morrison
Francis D. Baty
Comparstive Club
States
J. W. Dulanty
Chicago
Daniel L. Gilday
Autorey’s Office
Joliet Penitentiary
Ferm Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Christie Hepler
Lisbon
Fine Arts
Mayo Clinic
Rosedale
Erich Ruttin
Rudolph Spital
Vienna
University of Kansas Medical School
Ava, Moon
Haarlem
Queuneef
Moraine
Shimmons Bros
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