Allied Fleet to Enter Black Sea via Dardanelles
Turkish approval for Franco British ships to pass the Dardanelles to enforce a Black Sea blockade is reported, challenging the Montreux Convention. Diplomats and officials in Bucharest and Istanbul discuss the move, its implications for Germany, Russia, and the widening war in the Southeast.
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Black Sea
Bucharest
Turkey
Dardanelles
Lega
Slove
Petko Stainof
Feeign Alfairs
Chamber of Deputies
Stainof
Bulgaria
le Moment
Germany
League of Nations
Istanbul
Mouren
Cty
Parkisn
Russia
Molotoff
Balkans
Near East
Staimsff
Europe
Rumania
France
Britain
Boother
Mediterranean
Nat Holman Ratner to lead Kansas parade event
Nat Holman of City College New York won the presidency of the basketball coaches at a United States and Canada meeting and urged standard ball specs. Gov. Payne Ratner will ride in the parade for the world premiere of The Dark Command, with Gene Autry as grand marshal.
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Kansas City
UPK
United States
Canada
Nat Thurman
City College
New York
Holman
F.C. Allen
Kansas
B.T. Grover
Ohio University
Nelson Norgren
Chicago University
Huiman
Ed Kelleher
Fordham
Fidward J. Hickox
Springfield
Mass
College
Harold Browne
Nebraska
Frank Keaney
Rhode Island State
Etter
Justin M.pam
Barry
California
F. A. Thomas
Payne H. Patner
Lawretce
Republic Studios
Dark Command
Governor Ratner
Herbert J. Yates
Republic Pictures
Lawrence
Gene Autry
Hollywood
Ratner
Yates
Milton R. McLain
Kansas National
Juard
C. B. Russell
Oliver Hobbs
Fritz Men
Chamber of Commerce
Jacek Ho Hawk
Fao Youn
Kaan
Raeman
Rearrd
Rearh
A. FL
Ray Seours
Seours
Anerson
Perth
Ics
Landon and Hamilton backed for GOP nationally
Second District Republicans at Ottawa convention urged Alf Landon and John D. M. Hamilton to be their delegates at large to the national Republican convention in Philadelphia. The body also backed two delegates at large, plus Dr C W Jones of Olathe as district presidential elector, and called for including colored Republicans in party consideration.
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Alf M. Landon
John D. M. Hamilton
Philadelphia
Ottawa
Ritandabe
Cl O W. Jones
Olathe
J.B. Wilson
Kansas winsMissouri Valley naval meet in Fayetteville
The University of Kansas took first place in the Missouri Valley Forensic league naval meet at Fayetteville Arkansas today. Prof. E C Buehler wired the results. Leo Rhodes of Wichita a senior in the school of business at ROU placed first in individual rankings.
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University of Kansas
Fayetteville
Ark
E C. Buehler
Leo Rhodes
Wichita
ROU
Basketball Scores In Kansas City Tonight Delayed Release
Journal-World will publish scores from the planned basketball game in Kansas City. The event is scheduled to start at a specified time and the paper will provide results when available.
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Journal-World
Kansas City
Ity
Stock Market Inden Clarity on Average Share Index
Yesterday the average of 60 stocks stood at 50.1 points, showing mixed performance across sectors as traders awaited further market signals.
Churchill Says Britain Does Not Wish to Broaden War
Winston Churchill declares in a broadcast that Britain will follow the war wherever it leads but has no wish to widen the conflict. He warns neutrals face intensified struggle and notes limited losses among Allied ships while urging united action with France.
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Winston Churchill
Britain
London
the Admiralty
Churchill
France
Germany
Admiralty
Russia
Hitler
War Bulletins From the Western Front and Air Actions
German communique reports aerial flights over the western front and four raids on a British convoy with a submarine rescue of one crew member. London says two German Messerschmitts were downed and a Luftwaffe bomber disabled by British air forces. French reports claim German prisoners captured in local western front engagements.
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Sermin
Western Front
German High Command
London
Messerschmitt
Air Ministry
Boris
Mar
French
Cormunique
Fire Slightly Damages O L Smith Hose at Lincoln Street
Firefighters extinguished a small rear fire on the O L Smith hose at 16 Lincoln street at 11 30 this morning. Fire Chief Paul Ingels reported slight damage.
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O. L. Smith
Lincoln Street
Pyre
Paul Ingels
Italy Still Opposed to Three Way Axis
Rome reports Italy remains anti Bolshevik and rejects a Rome Berlin Moscow alliance. Italian authorities deny plans to divide the Balkans among Germany Italy and Russia. Berlin sources say Russia may join the Rome Berlin axis but officials dispute this.
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Italy
Rome
PRA
Berlin
Moscow
Fuehrer
Hitler
Mussolini
Brenner Pass
Balkans
Germany
Russia
Europe
Blunt Denial For Polish Documents Blunt Denial For Polish Documents
President Roosevelt dismissed as propaganda the German published Polish archive documents claiming American policy aided war aims in Europe. Secretary Hull said the State Department has no credence in the conversations, denying any link to U S policy. Ambassador Bullitt and Count Potock also rejected the documents as untrue.
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Washington
Mar
Europe
Roosevelt
Berlin
Hull
Atate Department
William C. Bullitt
United State
France
Jerzy Potock
United States
Aur
Atveriva
Deen
Warsaw
Count Potouki
Bullitt
Joseph P. Kennedy
Great Britain
Department of State
Tovern Bullitt
Japanese Sponsored Rule Begins in Central China Under A Former Premier
Wang Ching Wei proclaims himself head of a new Central Government in Nanking with Japanese sponsorship. He seeks to establish order and Asian cooperation, claiming succession to Sun Yat Sun while actual authority covers only eastern coastal areas and central China.
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Central
China
Wang Ching-Wei
Nanking
Mar
Waozome
Nacional Oes
Venera
Simo Caiang
Ine Gottrea
Retzool
Repaoue
Sun Yac-Sen
Ta Formier Associates
Tal Wass
Despicabie
Biandley Ign
Sudewance
Wanz
Ais Ries
Bass Asia
Jaca
Aithou Wang
Ubiang Sa-Shex
Chanain
Ais
Ornae
Partial results in Aura schools speech and drama contest
Judges from the University extension division released partial results for 27 Aura schools in three classes. In Class A Russell and Wyandotte Ai zh school tied for first in one-act play. Class B saw Lawrence and Aeson second division for "Happy Journey." Class C awarded Oread and DeSoto second division with no first ranks. Radio drama results are incomplete with many garbled names.
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Aura
University Extension Division
Russell and
Wyandotte Aizh
Lawrence
Aeson
Effingham
Ellinwood
Oread
DeSoto
Japanese War Time Regime In Nanking Declared Null
Officials in wartime capital announce that Wang Ching Wai's government is to be regarded as null and void by foreign embassies. Japanese press hails Wang Ching Wai's central government in Nanking as a first step toward peace but notes that end of hostilities remains distant.
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Ee Wei
Oress
Chotese Foreign Office
Nanking
Hlewal
Tokyo
Wang Ching
Wai
China
Everybodys Flag Union Red Cross Address at Midwestern Event
A long community program in which Miss Lou Eskridge spoke at the Junior Red Cross gathering. Elders and students from various counties attended, praising service and presenting awards. Speakers included Alan Bishe and Major Nasestd Adwarus in a ceremony recalling Red Cross work and wartime aid.
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Ape
Wassa
Amex
Sca
Red Cross Creed
Slarman County
Aldiee
WWE
Boswel
Shawnee
Lou Eskridge
Oranea
Daestore Iride
Nalive Bidicdies Tidge
Acuitree
Rey Digs
VOMCZ
Neering
Redecva Neu Dent
Dus and Customs
Hammers Jensen
Norway
Ureng Vrainadou
Sduse
Bersunt
Yrask Craegewor
Alan Bishe
Ouitferee
Moss
Pherson
Aed Moo Simoh
Montmumess
Mats
Sean
As Tee
Fragmented OCR Note About Local Event
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a local event with unclear names and dates. Readable parts reference a community gathering and possible schedule details. No definite outcome or participants can be confirmed from the fragment.
Walse to Be Hers 6 on ES Sar The Gee
Fragmentary note reports a dance or competition titled Walse to Be Hers 6 on ES Sar. The Gee is listed as involved, though details are unclear. The text reads as a clipped OCR segment with limited names and context.
Fragmented OCR notes on local elections and events
Readable lines discuss candidates, votes, and dates for a local election. Mentions names, places, and monetary figures, with scattered phrases about campaigns and results. The text is heavily garbled but centers on civic events and community signs.
Takers to Start Tet Az Yeeedas Morning
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Takers, Yeeedas Morning, a ling ses of scast Torstar, and various garbled names. No clear event, date, or entities to confirm a coherent news item.
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