War's End Brings Showdown Nearer
London reports the Franco victory with German Italian aid raises the question of Spain's future alliances. Britain and France seek a friendly Spain for Mediterranean security while Poland remains pivotal against further German expansion. Daladier vows no colonial concessions as Mussolini presses colonials.
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London
Mar
Europe
Spain
England
France
Francisco Franco
Germany
Italy
Mediterranean
Franco
Meco
Poland
Africa
Near East
Daladier
Mussolini
Oliver Stanley
Board of Trade
Britain
R. S. Hudson
Helsingfors
Finland
Moscow
Stockholm
Sweden
Hudson
Russia
Kansas House Divides On Parity Payments Vote
The Kansas delegation split 5 to 2 on an agriculture bill vote. Five members backed the majority to remove an item appropriating 250 million dollars for parity payments, with Carlson Guyer Hope Rees and Houston in the minority and Lamibertson Wisiter joining the majority.
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Washington
Mar
Kansas
House
Carlson
Guyer
Hope
Rees
Houston
Lamibertson
Wisiter
True or false puzzle on Lenten Question
A puzzle item asks which statement is true about a turfite and a historical note about Paul the Apostle. The text presents three claims about turfite and a separate line asks if Paul once rated a military bodyguard of 70 cavalry and 400 infantry is true or false.
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Paul
Apostle
KU Students Plan Dodge City Trip for Movie Premiere
K U students from Chanute and Dodge City prepare a road trip in a pickup for the Dodge City film premiere with about ten travelers. local figures, including John Thornburg a bank robber, are referenced amid campus news and a note on the upcoming music festival featuring a 60 cello choir led by Prof Raymond Stahl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge City
Dodge
Joe F. Balch
Chanute
John
Thornburg
Chanute Bank
Balch
K. U
Buss
Jayhawker
Raymond Stahl
Midwest
Cantata The Crucifixion by First Christian Church Choir
The First Christian church choir will perform Stainer's cantata The Crucifixion Sunday at 10 45 under Joe M Williams. Tenor soloists include Howard F Wray of Hays Kan and to Lawrence return. Rev Harold G Barr leads the bass solos. The forty-voice choir features Mrs Meta Clarkson on organ and axted soloists.
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Meta Clarkson
Demonstrations in Margonin Smash German Windows
Berlin reports continued anti German demonstrations in Margonin Poland. German workers from a consumers cooperative were stabbed and seriously wounded near Weissenhoehe while returning from work.
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Berlin
Mar
DNB
Germany
Bydgos
Poland
Margonin
Weissenhoehe
Consumers’ Cooperative
Sierra Leone Club Hosts Easter Program
The Sierra Leone club met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. R. M. Mathias and Mrs. Victoria Cloud. Mrs. Della Bryant presided. Rev. J. N. Goddard led the program with a paper read by Rev. W. S. Sims and poems recited.
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Sierra Leone
R. M. Mathias
Victoria Cloud
Della Bryant
Sophia Snowden
J. N. Goddard
W. S. Sims
Noble Lee
Goddard
Gertrude Clark
Rankin Birthday Honored by House for Robert Rankin
The Kansas House honored Rep. Robert C. Rankin of Lawrence on his 78th birthday with a resolution recognizing his useful life of service. The measure was presented by Rep. Edwin F. Abels of Douglass.
Former Cuban Dictator Machado Dies in Miami Beach
Former Cuban dictator Gerardo Machado died at 67 in Miami Beach while awaiting surgery for a liver tumor. He had lived in exile there since 1938 after reigning with an iron hand and recently spoke of his political philosophy in an interview.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Gerardo Machado
Cuba
Machado
Havana
Carlos Manuel de Cespedes
Island Republic
Jose Navarro
Original Symphony to Be Premiered by University Band
The University of Kansas concert band will premiere an original symphony by member Bill Ward tomorrow in Hoch Auditorium. Ward, a Norton junior in fine arts, has spent two years on Dread Symphony dedicated to KU on its 76th anniversary. The program features Jayhawk Trumpeteers Robert Boyle Robt Boyle Louis Maser Eugene Crabb saxophone ensembles and soloists Rosalys McCrerey Elizabeth Searle Gerald Cole plus Ward and Boyle assisting directors to Russell Wiley. The concert starts at 8 o clock.
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University of Kansas
Hoch Auditorium
Bill Ward
School of Fine Arts
Norton
Ward
Jayhawk
Robert Boyle
Topeka
Louis Maser
Fort Pierce
Fla
Eugene Crabb
McPherson
Russell Chambers
de Soto
al Fanciullo
Eldred Balzer
Huron
S. D
James Berkson
Atchison
Chambers
Balzer
Berkson
Joe McAnarney
Paola
Art Olsen
Troy
Rosalys McCrerey
Hiawatha
Elizabeth Searle
Gerald Cole
H. Lynn Hackler
Boyle
Russell L. Wiley
Fear for Safety of Richard Halliburton Aboard Sea Dragon
Halliburton, author, and ten others travel from Hong Kong toward San Francisco aboard the Sea Dragon. Contact with the junk was lost Friday, 2400 miles from Hong Kong after a typhoon, prompting searches by nearby ships and a Navy assist request. Sea Dragon aimed for Midway Island by April 5.
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San Francisco
S. W. Fenton
Mackay Radio Company
Richard Halliburton
Hong Kong
Fenton
Halliburton
Honk Kong
Midway Island
Navy
Baldwin couple wed at court house by probate judge
Married by Probate Judge E. E. Pardee and Ermanetta Hatter, both of Baldwin, at the court house today. Judge Frank R. Gray performed the ceremony.
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E. E. Pardee
Ermanetta Hatter
Baldwin
Court House
Frank R. Gray
Madrid Barricades Burned for Fuel Amid Siege
In Madrid on March 29, residents tore down street barricades and used the timber as fuel. An elderly suburban woman said she gathered wood locally, revealing she burned her kitchen table and six chairs from her dining room during three winters of siege.
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Madrid
Teacher is Found After Mississippi River Trip
Miss Hope Brewster, 24, a violin teacher from Memphis, paddled a $2 skiff 90 miles down the swollen Mississippi. She was located safe in Helena Arkansas, registered at the Gregg hotel after entering the city yesterday morning. Searchers say currents could have carried the skiff far downstream. two airplanes and speedboats aided the hunt with no trace found initially.
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Memphis
Tenn
Clegg Richards
Helena
Ark
Southwestern College (of Memphis
Brewster
Mississippi
Russell Hardwick
Memphis Yacht Club
New Orleans
Donald R. Brewster
Herty Foundation Laboratory
Savannah
Friar Point
Miss
Savannah, Ga
Frank Sturm
Sturm
Memphis Ank
Three Men Charged With DUI In Local Courts
Winston Smith of 501 Arkansas street Paul Derry of route 2 and Ray Hunter of 773 Hickory street faced DUI charges in local courts. Smith and Derry pleaded not guilty with bonds set at 250 and 300 dollars respectively. Hunter also pleaded not guilty with a 250 dollar bond. Cases proceed in Rankin and police courts with April and October trial dates.
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Justice Court
Charles C. Rankin
Winston Smith
Arkansas Street
Rankin
Smith
Ralph Miner
Winona Street
Paul Derry
Route 2
Rankin’s Court
Second and
Elm Street
William Cain
Police Department
Soloists Named for Liberty Memorial High School Band Festival
Oliver Hobbs, director, selects 19 students to represent Liberty Memorial High School at the district festival in Topeka this weekend. Tryouts last night determined solo sections. the school will also send its band orchestra girls and boys glee clubs a cappella chorus small vocal and instrumental groups. Named soloists include Pattie Bigelow Geraldine Buehler Keith Allen Reed Whetstone Max Falkenstein Helen Howe Ida Frances Moyer Helen Pierson David Jones Clarence Henderson Donald Jones Mildred Clevenger Clifford Reynolds David Hay Ida Anderson Jean Murray Jean Allen Ted Con ey.
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Oliver Hobbs
Liberty Memorial High School
Topeka
Hobbs
Pattie Bigelow
Geraldine Buehler
Keith Allen
Whetstone
Max Falkenstein
Helen Howe
Ida Frances Moyer
Helen Pierson
David Jones
Clarence Henderson
Donald Jones
Mildred Clevenger
Clifford Reynolds
David Hay
Ida Anderson
Jean Murray
Jean Allen
Ted Coney
Manton Pleads Innocent In Third Conspiracy Indictment
Former Federal Judge Martin T. Manton pleaded innocent in federal court to the third conspiracy indictment in the past month. Co-defendant John N. Lottsch, a former executive of Fort Greene National Bank in Brooklyn, pleaded guilty yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Martin T. Manton
John N. Lotsch
Fort Greerle National Bank
Brooklyn
Kansas City Senior Fractures Foot Playing Tennis
K U tennis team member Hibbard fractured a bone in his left foot at Watkins Memorial Hospital. The senior from Kansas City Missouri is listed in good condition awaiting further treatment and recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blain Hibbard
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Hibbard
Kansas City
Daladier Denounces Mussolini Over Italy France Relations
Daladier raised his voice in a threefold outburst accusing Mussolini of sowing false impressions. He stated France would not yield a foot of territory or rights and condemned Italy for denouncing accords as Germany’s Czech shock echoed in his remarks. He noted a December note lacked precise information and the French reply would be published tomorrow.
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Africa
Daladier
France
Italy
Mussolini
Altho
Germany
Czecho-Slovakia
Kansas Academy of Science meets for 71st convention
Reports on hundreds of investigations and years of research will be presented this week at the Kansas Academy of Science. Prof W H Schoene will oversee abstracts from the University of Kansas. Papers include Arthur John Ter Keurst on scientific method among college students and Robert L Brigden on a delinquency test for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Academy of Science
Academy
W. H. Schoene
University of Kansas
Arthur John Ter Keurst
College of Emporia
Kearst
Robert L. Brigden
Wichita Child Guidance Center
Wichita
Brigden
Industrial School
H. E. Schramer
Emporia
J. A. Glaze
Pittsburg
NYA
Ellis County
Floyd H. Reynolds
Ft. Scott
Fascist Conscripts Demand from French Troops in Rome Rally
Fascist conscripts in Rome march with placards listing Tunis Djibouti and Suez as Italians await Paris response to Italy claims. The new troops, mainly 20 years old, include all born in 1918 and early 1919 with a government call to add over 250000 to the army.
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Rome
Tunis
Djibouti
Suez
Italy
Schooner Show Me Reaches Balboa After Mysterious Disappearance
The schooner Show Me, missing since March 13 with Mr and Mrs Charles W King of Nevada Missouri aboard, has arrived at Balboa in the Canal Zone on March 29. The vessel was reported missing earlier this month and her safe arrival ends the inquiry into her disappearance.
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Port Balboa
Panama
Charles’ W. King
Nevada
Balboa
Canal Zone
Norris Hints Roosevelt Shuns Third Term Bid
Senator Norris reports he has gained the impression from conversations with President Roosevelt that the president does not want to run for a third term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris
Washington
Senator Norris
Roosevelt
KU Women Plan National IAWS Convention Chairs
Velma Wilson announces committee heads for the Intercollegiate Association of Women Students biennial national convention at Kansas University April 3 4 and 5 Expected to draw over 150 college women from across the United States Gevene Landrith also leads IAWS as WSGA president Schools represented include Cornell Stanford Wayne Texas Tech Penn State Washington WVU Numerous chairmen named for housing entertainment luncheon breakfasts sorority affairs publicity transportation and more with participants from Lawrence Kansas City and other cities
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Velma Wilson
Meade
University of Kansas Women
Intercollegiate Association of Women
K. U
Miss Wilson
United States
Gevene Landrith
Lawrence
W.S.G.A
I.A
Herington
Delos Woods
Wichita
Patricia Owens
Kansas City
Corbin Hall
Dorothea Ferguson
Marysville
Betty DcVey
Eleanor Cavert
Independence
Doris Stockwell
O’thene Huff
Mulvane
Mortar Board
Joyce Vetter
Betty Kimble
Ruth Spencer
Russell
Margaret Garrett
Texas Jury Deliberates in Brinkley Libel Suit
A west Texas jury begins deliberations in the $250,000 libel case brought by Dr. John R. Brinkley against Dr. Morris Fishbein editor of the Journal of the American Medical Association. Judge R J McMillan outlines Texas libel law and Brinkley’s disputed medical credentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brinkley
Kansas
Connecticut
California
Federal Communications Commission
Italy
Actress Wins Tax Break for Wardrobe Costs
The board of tax appeals ruled that actress Adrienne Ames could deduct 6500 dollars spent on clothes from her income for 1934. The decision rests on the claim that her attire boosted her earnings by shaping her reputation for being well dressed in films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Board of Tax Appeals
Adrienne Ames
Insurance Separation for House and Furnishings
The text notes that house and furnishings are separate insurance classifications and that adequate protection for both is a small budget cost, urging readers to find out today.
Funds for Administration of Compensation Are Low
Arthur J. Altmeyer, chairman of the Social Security Board, told the House Ways and Means Committee that funds for administering state unemployment compensation laws would run out on May 15 unless Congress authorizes more. He urged boosting the federal grant to states from 49 million to 80 million dollars, noting the government’s last year unemployment tax share was 90 million with a 10 million margin if the fund rose. He called the situation an emergency as states scrape the bottom of the barrel to run unemployment insurance programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Arthur J. Altmeyer
Social Security Board
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Altmeyer
Hitler speech expected on German naval policy in Wilhelmshaven
Word spread that Reichsfuehrer Hitler would deliver a speech on the city’s largest square this Saturday. He was to attend the launching of the 35,000 ton battleship Von Tirpitz and was expected to address German naval power amid recent press emphasis on Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelmshaven
Germany
Hitler
Britain
Kansas DAR Meeting Held in Newton
Kansas Daughters of the American Revolution met in Newton for their annual gathering with business sessions to begin the next day. District Judge J. G. Somers and Dr. Claude Flory of McPherson spoke at tonight's welcoming program. Miss Marion Seelye of Abilene is the state regent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Mar
Kansas Daughters of the American Revolution
J. G. Somers
Claude Flory
McPherson
Marion Seelye
Abilene
Air conduit patent to cool rear brake drums on warm trips
The air conduit extends from an opening above the fender to the brake Kam to keep rear brake drums cool in hot weather or while traveling through mountains. The device is designed for use on rear brake drums.
Neurotoxin Dose Warns of Lethal Risk to Mice
A scientist warns that two grams of the African cobra venom neurotoxin could kill about a million mice. The note emphasizes extreme danger and the toxin's potency.
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J. W. Seuser, JR
K.U
Dramatics Department
John W. Seuser, Jr
LaCrosse
Fred Ellsworth
Bill Hays
Phi Delta Theta House
Seuser
Senate
First Christian
Verner Smith
Beth Hinkson
Georgia Fern Bear
Winifred Hill
Raymond Renee
Stanley Norman
John Snyder
Ruth Saunders
Amber Huff
Betty
Ann Beal
Minerva Davis
Harold G. Barrakos
Ruth Hill
Helen Morgan
Alice Clayton
Wanda Jo Reade
Mary Jekson
Martha Jackson
Lois Worrell
Aliere Witherup
Janis Patchen
Alta Messick
Jeff Lantis
Ralph Scannell
Don Thompson
Robert Laing
Dwight Metzler
Eugene Manahan
Howard F. Wray
Joe M. Williams
Reed Whetstone
David Grindel
Claude Scott
Bob LaGree
James M. Arnold
Harold G. Barr
K. U. Band
Richard
Miss’ Hope Brewster
Manton
College Association
Texas
M. C. Manley
Gene Glahn
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D.A.R
Geiklits D
Vernon
San Frantine
New York World's
Greyhound
Amar Sea
Taavel
Salina
Denver
Los Angeles
St. Louis
America
Union Stage Depot
Massachusetts
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