Wall Street Dips Amid Tension Fears and Late Recovery
The stock market opened lower by one to two points and hovered weakly as foreign tensions and political shifts weighed on sentiment. Transfers totaled about 700000 shares and losses in steel, Bethlehem, and General Motors highlighted the session before a late recovery as Prime Minister Chamberlain signaled talks to halt Hitler aggression.
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Washington
France
Italy
Madrid
Chamberlain
House of Commons
T. §. Steel
Bethlehem
General Motors
Industrial stocks edge higher as rails offset losses
Rails and utilities led the day, outpacing other groups while declines narrowed to fractions. Bonds fell unevenly. Cotton eased late trading, down 4 to 5 cents a bushel amid mixed US market activity. Major companies listed include Chrysler Douglas Aircraft Boeing U S Rubber Sears Roebuck Westinghouse Du Pont Allied Chemical American Smelting and Standard Oil of New Jersey.
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U. S. Rubber
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Westinghouse
du Pont
Allied Chemical
American Smelting
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Cotten
Baldwin social and school notices show regional visits and church events
Residents visit relatives from Lees Summit and Columbia Missouri attend family gatherings. Local church groups plan a Thursday night fellowship with a pot luck and discuss Our Schools. Visitors include Dr. George Counts of New York City and his wife as well as Prof. Frank Wolf and family in Wichita.
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R. E. McHenry
Lees Summit
Rollo Mueller
Donald Keith
Columbia
Frank E. Wolf
Wichita
Ross Wolf
Jean Louise
Elton Peterson
Meriden
Frank C. Leitaker
Dorothy Lou Kochan
George W. Lincoln
Florence
Howard Bayne
Kansas City
Walter E. Brown
Brotherhood of the First Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Florella McKittrick
Harry
Parkville
James W. Counts
Mare Counts Morgan
Lawrence
George Counts
New York City
Fred Miller
Topeka
Baldwin
First Methodist
H. K. Ebright
Douglas County
Betty Katherine Clark
Webb Fenton
Marilyn
W. J. Halliday
Beryl Allen Mitchell
S. A. Lough
Harriet
L. Milner
Charles W. Bailey
Horizontal Present Day Envoy Answer to Previous Puzzle
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Baker prom set for March 81 in Taylor hall
The Baker annual Junior-Senior prom will be held the evening of March 81 in Taylor hall. Clyde Bysom and his orchestra from the University of Kansas will furnish the music. Guests at dinner last Wednesday included Senorita Elisa Perez Miss Ioie Johnson Miss Myrtle Millikan and Miss Anna Mae Shumaker.
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Ioie Johnson
Myrtle Millikan
Anna Mae Shumaker
Baker
Taylor Hall
Clyde Bysom Sand
University of Kansas
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance head cites Kansas investments
CP-Nugent Fallon reported that private investments in Kansas insured savings and loan associations totaled 27,043,000 on March 1 after heavy purchases in the year’s first two months. February loans on homes amounted to 297 totaling 500,000. by March 1 total Kansas association loans stood at 23,857,000.
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Washington
Cp—Nugent Fallon
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Kansas
Lenten Question Answers Chemistry Clues Revealed
The chemist needed Hydrogen Zinc Platinum Lead Copper. Narcissus of Rome likened to a Greek mythical figure who turned into a flower in a Romany trio of clues.
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Rome
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