Romania dismisses eleven generals amid Carol's exile fallouts
In Bucharest on September 10, Gen Ion Antonescu dismissed eleven Romanian officials for political activity against the state including former premier George Argesean and ex- war minister Ion Ibusu. The decree seizes assets and investigates Carol II's regime as Antonescu seeks to realign holdings and real estate, with a ban on transfers over 20 acres pending inquiry. Carol II remains in exile seeking asylum. his vast empire includes wineries, sugar plantations, and luxury estates across Europe.
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Bucharest
Rumania
Ion Antonescu
Carol
George Argesan
Ion Ibusu
Magda Lunpescu
Lugano
Switzerland
United States
South America
Madeira
French Riviera
Royal Palace
Buckingham Palace
London
Ministry of Agriculture
Carpathian Sinaia
Carol I
Carol II
Fed
Antonescu
Berlin
Bes
Hoover and Knox clash over liberty and license line
The justice department released a exchange between J Edgar Hoover and Detroit pastor Owen Knox. Hoover urged drawing a line between liberty and license while Knox urged disavowal of FBI methods that sought names and addresses of alleged sympathizers.
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Washington
Justice Department
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Owen Knox
Detroit
Civil Rights Federation
Hoover
United States
Knox
Capitol Steps
J. S. Bugas
FBI
Bugas
Michigan
America
Norway
Denmark
Holland
Belgium
France
Hoover Warns Against Propaganda Menace to U S
The speaker asserts that Communists Nazis and fascists and any groups trying to propagate European hatreds in the United States pose a threat to national welfare and must be opposed. He frames these entities as a menace to the public good.
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Hoover
Europe
High Honors Won by Douglas County 4-H Livestock Winners
At the Kansas Free Fair 4-H livestock judging yielded top awards for Douglas County clubs. Ruth Brune of Jayhawk captured grand and first prizes for Guernsey senior and junior yearling calves and won the Guernsey fitting and show contest. Robert Bigsby of Sunflower earned Jersey second place and Jersey fitting honors. Esther Jones of Jayhawk placed fourth in Ayrshire heifer calf and second in fitting and showing. Donald Wulfkuhle of Big Springs won with a Shorthorn heifer while Wesley Wulfkuhle’s Shorthorn baby beef placed fifth in a class of 25.
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Douglas County
Ruth Brune
Jayhawk
Guernsey
Robert Bigsby
Sunflower Club
Jersey
Esther Jones
Jayhawk Club
Donald Wulfkuhle
Big Springs Club
Wesley Wulfkuhle
Clinton residents gather at O A Bidinger home
Franklin and Rita Lee Bidinger and Erma Hout of Clinton spent Saturday afternoon at the O A Bidinger home. Mrs. Bruce Pelcher of Wichita, Mrs. Marguerite Jehle of Lawrence and Miss Ida Neumann of Beaver Dam attended.
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Franklin
Rita Lee Bidinger
Erma Hout
Clinton
O .A
Local residents and visitors gather for Labor Day events
The report lists many households hosting guests and traveling relatives from St. Joseph Missouri, Lawrence and Joplin Missouri to visits in towns like Deer Creek, Twin Mound, Worden and Leavenworth. It notes school openings, teachers, and a copperhead snake bite incident with Guther family members and other community activities.
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Central School
Edith Ludlum
Deer Creek
John Stull
Vernon
Topeka
Big Springs
George Houk
Joplin
Ralph
Margie Rose
Lois Irene Hildenbrand
Donald Rake
O. A. Bidinger
Henry Montfoort
Twin Mound
Add Scheer
Goldie Raab
Cloyd Dreyer
Jacqueleane Steel
Mound
Daisy Bowen
W. H. Anderson
Rita Marie
Leavenworth
Gunther
Bernice Cole
Stull Evangelical Church
G. L. Glenn
Jones
Elmer Bahnmaier
Clarence Smith
Yarnold
William Alberts
Rose
Lena
Robby Gunther
William Gunther
Lawrence
Local Social Roundup From Stull and Surrounding areas
Names and brief notes of visits, travels, and schooling across Stull Lecompton Gardner and nearby, including travelers to Wichita Kansas City and Colorado. Families referenced include Kraft Bidinger Hartman Musser Spencer Rake Keehlar and Kampschroeder with multiple visits and weekend stays.
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Ernoon
William Henry
Fred Hartman
Rolland Kraft
Wichita
John Unger
Lawrence
Jake Bidinger
Arlie
Rolland
Alta Kampschroeder
Evelyn Houk
Vernon Krinkle
Charles
Francis Anderson
Clifford
Billie Deister
Lecompton
W. J. Musser
O. A
Colorado
W. J. Boehringer
Belgue
Stull
Cloyd Dreyer
Kansas City
Russel Spencer
Gardner
Spencer
Georgie Maey
Phillip
Harmon
Ruth Selch
Ralph Rake
Kraft School
Johnnie Keehlar
Earl Rake
O. A. Bidinger
Will Ice
Albert Kampschroeder
Johanna Lavin
Community notes from local visits and dinner events
Wednesday at the Mary Lavin home to help with the Dresden quilt. Forenoon visitors included Mrs Eugene Lavin, granddaughter Patricia Miller, and Mrs Lloyd Deskin. Mrs Henry Kechlar assisted in cooking for silo men. Henry Busch attended dinner at his daughter Lizzie Bracken’s Perry home.
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Mary Lavin
Dresden
Eugene Lavin
Patricia Miller
Lloyd Deskin
Henry Kechlar
Theodore Walter Cook
Henry Busch
Lizzie Bracken
Perry
Neglected Acid Stoma Prompts Ulcer Risk Warns Doctors
Stomach specialists warn that untreated constant acid may lead to ulcers. Advertises Aden for relief of ulcer pain and indigestion with a money back promise, available at Round Corner Drug Co. and drugstores nationwide.
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Round Corner Drug Co
Romania to cede regions and suppress royal name decrees
Russia seized Sarabia and cessions to Hungary and Bulgaria from Transylvania and South Dobruja were noted. Antonescu issued decrees outlawing Carol’s name for military units parks or streets. Young King Mihai reportedly visited the dictator in tears to protest against newspaper attacks on his father, which have now ceased.
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Sarabia
Russia
Transylvania
Dobruja
Hungary
Bulgaria
Antonescu
Carol
Kine Mihai
Nazis Claim British Use Self Igniting Leaves
Berlin reports German sources claim British fliers dropped self igniting leaves that burn sheds and forests but not munitions plants. The sheets about a foot square contain phosphorus and ignite in sun warmed to 80 degrees, risking civilian burns and accidental ignition when handled as souvenirs.
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Berlin
Course Near Finish Training 60 Civilian Aviation Students
Airport officials expect to complete the training of 60 civilian aviation students this week. Forty four had passed the government tests by yesterday evening and a few more were to perform for Inspector Bill Ashcraft today. Bill Kopp of Lawrence is the first of the class of 10 advanced students.
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Bill Ashcraft
Bill Kopp
Lawrence
Earl D. Hay
CAA
Fisher Plant Is Closed After Labor Dispute
Fisher Body plant No 1 in Flint Michigan suspended operations following a labor dispute last night in the body plant. Buick division officials said the interruption could close most Buick operations by nightfall. About 20 000 workers are employed by the two companies. 1 200 night shift workers were sent home after clashes between United Automobile Workers members and non unionists.
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Flint
Mich
Fisher
Buick
General Motors
George C. Patterson
Fisher No
United Automobile Workers
C.I.0
U.A.W.A.F.L
Ashworth Again Condemned to Die in Missouri Gas Chamber
Oscar Ralph Ashworth was sentenced to death again by Missouri’s gas chamber for kidnapping a 7 year old girl in St Joseph. The state supreme court upheld the death sentence after he pleaded guilty on September 1 1938. Execution set for October 25 marking his second death row date after a late writ of error delayed the first date.
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Jefferson City
Oscar Ralph Ashworth
Missouri
State Supreme Court
St. Joseph
Ashworth
Supreme Court
Crossword Puzzle Clue List Mixed with Answers
A dense list of horizontal and vertical crossword clues with numbers and partial answers covering animals colors actions and objects across both directions. The grid-like entries include references to rhymes and abbreviations and span themes from nature to daily objects and human activities.
Parsons Schools Closed After Infantile Paralysis Precaution
Parsons Kansas schools reopened yesterday but were ordered closed again by city health officer Dr. L A Proctor as a precaution against infantile paralysis. Hundreds of parents contacted officials asking if closures would continue.
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Parsons
Kan
L. A. Proctor
Proctor
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