Nazi War Chest Greatly Enlarged
Washington reports German secret war chest now above 200 million dollars based on American estimates. Officials note Denmark and Norway assets, plus gold movements, factor into Reich finances as Hitler’s campaigns unfold. Neutral Sweden and Romania as potential future sources are discussed with current export trends and policy freezes.
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Germany
Denmark
Norway
Federal Reserve Bank
Third Reich
Hitler
Scandinavia
London
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Roosevelt
Copenhagen
Oslo
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Reich
Switzerland
Hungary
Romania
Sweden
Community Social Service League Canning and Garment Drive
The Social Service League appeals for funds and volunteers to run a summer canning kitchen at Woodlawn School and a sewing room at 905 A. I. Mrs. Boyles leads efforts with help from Miss Electa Kindlesperger and church members. About 800 jars were used last summer to feed needy children, with plans to raise about 300 more soon and operate the kitchen around May 15.
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Social Service League
No Board of Education
Woodlawn Eee
F. J. Boyles
Electa Kindlesperger
Boyles
J. F. Kell
J. S. Daniels
League
A. I
Mass. Street
Canning Kitchen
A. E. Woestemever
Peoples State Bank
Missouri Valley Bacteriology Group Meets at KU Snowball
About 75 members of the Missouri Valley branch of the Society of American Bacteriologists will meet Saturday in Snowball at the University of Kansas. L. D. Bushnell of Kansas State presides. Papers are planned for morning and afternoon sessions with a noon luncheon in the Union Kansas Room. Miss Cora Downs, KU, will discuss Malignant Transformation of Viruses.
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Society of American Bacteriologists
University of Kansas
L. D. Bushnell
Kansas State
Kansas
Union Building
Cora Downs
K. U. Department
Rockefeller Foundation
Cowboys Corralled by Venezuelan Police After South American Rodeo
Grace liner Santa Paula carried a band of 25 cowboys and 10 girls who staged four rodeos in Caracas bull ring. They describe a chaotic night when 11 cowboys clashed with police, were jailed 36 hours, and faced protests from the American consul. Promoter C. B. Paul blamed Venezuelan promoters for the fallout as the troupe planned to split up and return to the United States.
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New York
South America
Santa Paula
Caracas
Venezuela
Howard McCroray
Deadwood
Carecnas Bull Ring
United States
C. B. Paul
Paul
Florence
Ariz
Help 15 Miles of Kidney Tubes Flush Out Poisonous Waste
Excess acids in the blood overwork the kidneys causing backache weakness and swelling. Free or scanty urine with burning signals trouble. Doan's Pills are promoted as effective since 40 years. Ask your druggist for Doan's Pills.
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Nature
Dean
Doan
Kansas university paleontology class on four state field trip
Paleontology instructor R H King and twelve students depart for a four day field trip through Kansas Missouri Arkansas and Oklahoma with planned fossil collecting stops at Pittsburg Independence Carthage Co pan and Muskogee Oklahoma Names include Donald Alexander Lawrence Buck Harold Edwards Luther Gustafson Leslie Hutchinson James Johnson Alvin Leonard Hilgar Maher Jack Menish Carl Moritz Roland Raup Timken and Irvin Rink.
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R. H. King
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Pittsburg
Independence
Carthage
Copan
Okla
Muskogee
Donald Alexander
Oskaloosa
Lawrence Buck
Lawrence
Harold Edwards
Lyons
Luther Gustafson
Leslie Hutchinson
James Johnson
Greensburg
Alvin Leonard
Topeka
Hilgar Maher
Kansas City
Jack Menish
Arkansas City
Carl Moritz
Marysville
Roland Raup
Timken
Irvin Rink
Wichita
Strengthening of U. S. Arms Urged by Chamber of Commerce
Washington May 2 The United States chamber of commerce resolutions committee proposed a 24 point program to speed armament on a pay as we go basis. It urged reaffirming commitment to stay out of war unless necessary and noted no stance on loans to France and Britain given asset estimates lasting one to two years.
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United States
United States Chamber of Commerce
Resolutions Committee
Resolutions
Congress
Phoebe Emery Auxiliary Meeting Moved to Miss Miller’s Home
Ives Chapel Phoebe Emery Foreign Missionary Auxiliary postpones meeting one week to be held at Miss Julia Miller’s home. Also note a visit by Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Winn Jr visiting grandparents L B Twichell after a trip from Los Angeles to Kansas City.
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Phoebe Emery
Ives Chapel
Julia Miller
Rupert Winn, Jr
L. B. Twichell
Los Angeles
Calif
Kansas City
Ema Emery
Paola
Rena Brooks
Leland Ulrich
Iola
Community Notices From Ottawa Area Weekend Gatherings
Social rounds fill last weekend with visits and dinners. Families from Ottawa Iola Lawrence Topeka and Paola shared meals birthdays and hospitalities at various homes including the Butell Hemming Gordon and Cook households and gatherings with Kansas City Centropolis and Wellsville connections.
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Ernest Butell
Ernest, Jr
Butell
Alice Hemming
New Union District
Frances Bailey
Topeka
Charlie Jahne
Maxine
Lawrence
Gayle
Carol Joanne
Anita Cook
C. E. Story
Charlie Jordon
John Dean
Jesse Collins
Collings
Wellsville
George Summer
Frank Johnson
Charles
Claude
Gene
E. C. Fouts
George Stewart
Lewis Stewart
Ottawa
Halliad Jacobs
Kansas City
Steve Speicher
Centropolis
Richard Butell
Jimmy
No. 10
Herman Butell
Sylvia Randel
Ed Randel
Ray Lobingier
Frank Lobingier
Philip Miller
Herthe Hemming
Dorothy
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Winston-Salem, North Carolina
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Salina
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Prairie City
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