Rumania's status interests Britain in crisis
In London March 27 Prime Minister Chamberlain said Romania has not signed away economic independence in a Germany trade pact. He noted no political clause and that the agreement is directed against no third party, amid Britain weighing broader European tensions and a forthcoming trade mission to Bucharest.
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Inondon
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Rumania
Germany
Vyvyan Adams
Bucharest
Britain
Oliver Stanley
Board of Trade
Romania
Richard Austen Butler
Alfred Knox
Carol
Adolf Hitler
Europe
Hitler
Great Britain
Poland
Soviet
Russia
France
Black Sea
Mediterranean
Italy
Chamberlain under pressure over Suez policy stance
British Prime Minister Chamberlain faces renewed criticism as opponents demand his resignation, arguing the Near East portfolio and Suez Canal communications risk a vital threat to Britain's strategic interests. The debate centers on foreign policy impairment and Chamberlain's perceived stability amid mounting challenges.
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Suez Canal
Britain
Near East
Chamberlain
Mary Jean Frankenburger Named Queen of Boot Hill Roundup
Miss Mary Jean Frankenburger of Dodge City is chosen queen for the Boot Hill Roundup festival opening April 1 in Dodge City Kansas. Her court includes Eloise Wood Norman Jean Lutz Delma Ford Doris Swisher and Betty Paul Freeman. The event opens with the film Dodge City featuring Errol Flynn and Ann Sheridan and runs to a rodeo May 11 to 14.
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Dodge City
Kan
Mary Jean Frankenburger
Kansas
Eloise Wood
Norma Jean Lutz
Delma Ford
Ulysses
Doris Swisher
Greensburg
Betty Paul Freeman
World Peyntiers
Hollywood
Errol Flynn
Ann Sheridan
Mass Band to Highlight Oil Well Spudding Ceremony
An 200 piece mass band from Excelsior Springs Liberty Smithville and North Kansas City high schools will perform at an 8 p m ceremony in Excelsior Springs Missouri to mark the spudding of Hopper Webb No 1 black test oil well near Roosterville in Clay county A joint Excelsior Springs Liberty committee expects several thousand attendees and state troopers will direct traffic from highway 69 Frank Hopper of Wichita producer and J W Osborn of Ada Oklahoma driller will speak briefly.
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Excelsior Springs
Liberty
Smithville
North Kansas City
Hopper-Webb
Roosterville
Here
Clay County
Excelsior Springs-Liberty
Frank Hopper
Wichita
Kan
J. W. Osborn
Ada
Okla
Stagecoach at Lordsburg A frontier Western tale
A nine passenger Arizona stagecoach bound for Lordsburg faces Apache war signals and shifting loyalties. Dallas a New England girl, Lucy Mallory the southern wife, gambler Hatfield, Doc Boone, the Ringo Kid bent on revenge, bank president Gatewood on the payroll run, a whisky drummer and sheriff Wilcox with Buck and others all cross paths. The voyage changes many lives as a birth a battle and new love unfold amid danger.
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New England
South
West
Arizona
Lordsburg
Dallas
Claire Trevor
Ladies Law and Order League
Lucy Mallory
Louise Platt
Hatfield
John Carradine
Doc Boone
Thomas Mitchell
Ringo Kid
John Wayne
Gatewood
Berton Churchill
Donald Meek
Wilcox
George Bancroft
Buck
Andy Devine
Ringo
FAMOUS LAWYER PUZZLE ANSWER CLUE LIST
A compact clue grid lists various crossword entries for horizontal and vertical words. It includes references to a famous lawyer and items like fabrics, foods, and body parts, with numbers marking positions and definitions.
Plan Divorced Dinner for Joan Crawford and Franchot Tone
NY dispatch reports Joan Crawford and Franchot Tone plan a friendly divorce dinner and theater party on the eve of their divorce expected in Hollywood. Crawford says they remain good friends, exchange letters and calls, and have settled matters including custody of their dog Pupschen.
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New York
Joan Crawford
Franchot
Deerse
Hollywood
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
West Coast
Miss Crawford
Tone
Pupschen
The Oklahoma Kid film review in Granada
James Cagney stars in The Oklahoma Kid as a frontier avenger in 1893 Tulsa. Humphrey Bogart leads a gang opposed by Hugh Sothern Harvey Stephens and Donald Crisp. Cagney’s outlaw son eliminates foes while romance with Rosemary Lane unfolds. Action and fist fights drive the thriller with a color cartoon and Pete Smith short.
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James Cagney
Cherokee Strip
Tulsa
Hugh Sothern
Harvey Stephens
Humphrey Bogart
Sothern
Bogart
Donald Crisp
Cagney
Oklahoma Kid
Law
Rosemary Lane
Crisp
Pete Smith
Quotes on leadership and society from political figures
A collection of remarks from Burns Weston Francis Townsend Arthur Vandenberg Harold Dodds Norman Davis and Gandhi touching on youth discontent democracy extremism and humanitarian ideals. The statements reflect views on power dissent reform and the role of kindness in global affairs.
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Burns Weston
Ohio
NYA
Recital on harp by Elizabeth Searle a campus milestone
A full auditorium watched Elizabeth Searle give the first senior harp recital in the university's history. The program ranged from Handel and Ramau to Goossens and Prokofieff with a standout Concert Piece by Buesser and Ravel Introduction and Allegro. Miss Searle faced a broken string gracefully and impressed critics and friends from Topeka. Ushered by Eva Ruth Meinke and Edmonda Mercer, the event closed with a Mu Phi Epsilon reception.
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Frank Stronghall
Elizabeth Searle
Mervyn Anderson
Buesser
Handel
Daquin
Marot
Rameau
Miss Searle
Goossens
Chapuis
Prokofieff
Ravel
Robert Glotzbach
Eva Ruth Meinke
Edmonda Mercer
Mu Phi Epsilon Sorority
Two More Field Divisions Formed by Internal Revenue Service
The Internal Revenue Bureau will open two new field divisions on April 1. The western division covers Iowa, Nebraska, Missouri, Kansas, Wyoming, Colorado and New Mexico with offices in St. Louis Kansas City Wichita Omaha and Denver. The southwestern division includes Mississippi Louisiana Texas Arkansas and Oklahoma with offices in Oklahoma City Dallas Houston and New Orleans.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Iowa
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
St. Louis
Kansas City
Wichita
Omaha
Denver
Oklahoma City
Dallas
Houston
New Orleans
Veteran Physician Dr D P Simons dies at 79
Winfield Kansas March 27 Dr D P Simons a physician for 51 years died Saturday at his Udall home. The longtime medical practitioner aged 79 was a trusted figure in the Udall community and had practiced across the region. He is survived by his family and colleagues who recall his decades of service.
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Winfield
Kan
D. P. Simons
Udall
Extortion Mystery Stuns Orangeburg Police
In Orangeburg South Carolina police confront a blunt extortion mystery after a 14 year old girl received a postcard demanding a dime be placed in a bottle at a set spot or face consequences. In Indianapolis detective Ferdinand Holt reports arrest of his brother James over a pawned radio while he still owes payments. The Chicago bound brother had been living in Chicago, and the Marinette Wisconsin committee plans for the annual event continues.
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Orangeburg
S. C
G-men
Indianapolis
James
Ferdinand Holt
Chicago
Menominee Smelt Carnival Chooses Glamorous Name
A Menominee Michigan carnival committee seeks a sparkly new name for the smelt prize fish offering 25 pounds of smelt for the winning title. Police arrest details tie two suspects to a Sunday morning hold up as Richard Yamamoto confirms the suspects. Sergt Donovan and Yamamoto exchange questions while officers note the 4 p.m. Friday arrest time.
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Menominee
Mich
Richard Yamamoto
Sergt
Edward Donovan
Yamamoto
New Wichita Relief Rules
Sedgwick county relief rolls will be closed to those arrested for intoxication or gambling. Relief clients arrested for such offenses will be suspended, said Art Franz county social welfare director. Seven of nine people arrested Friday for intoxication were on WPA rolls.
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Wichita
Kan
Sedgwick County
Art Franz
Traffic Court Fines Overparking Cases
Grace Derby and Charles Louk were fined 1 dollar each on overparking charges. A L Mallen of Kansas City Missouri forfeited a 10 dollar bond.
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Grace Derby
Charles Louk
A. L. Mallen
Kansas City
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