Neutral Nations Decide Own Fate In World War Efforts
Sweden rejected an American request to halt shipments aiding Germany, while the United States flags a humanitarian rule for postwar reconstruction. The note cites that 83 percent of Sweden imports come from German sources, with 17 percent from Allied-blocked sources, and argues the Allies must allocate scarce supplies equitably to nations cooperated with the war effort.
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Washington
Germany
Sweden
State Department
Stockholm
United Nations
Europe
United States
Britain
Allies urge actions as Turkey cuts chrome to Germany
The United States and its allies press for moves as Turkey, now an ally, halts chrome shipments to Germany, Spain delays tungsten ore halt talks, and Ireland remains a hub for Axis diplomats despite U S claims they are spies.
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United States
Turkey
Germany
Spain
Ireland
Kansas University alumni banquet draws Kansas City crowd
About 250 alumni and former students gathered at the President Hotel in Kansas City Missouri for the University of Kansas alumni banquet. Attendees included Mayor John B Gage of Kansas City Dr Roy Cross N T Veatch J D Bowersock Thornton Cook and Charles B Sheaffer. Chancellor Deane W Malott spoke as J O Nichols acted as toastmaster. University guests and student performers also participated.
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University of Kansas
President Hotel
Kansas City
John B. Gage
Roy Cross
N. T. Veatch
J. D. Bowersock
Thornton Cook
Charles B. Sheaffer
J. O. Nichols
Deane W. Malutt
University
Deane W. Malott
Raymond Nichols
Paul B. Lawson
F. J. Moreau
Henry Shenk
Karl Klooz
Richard Stephens
W. W. Davis
W. L. Burdick
Fred Ellsworth
Dorothy Mae Nelson
Doris Sheppard
Porgy Smith
Ruth Krehbiel
Prisoners of War list includes six Kansans
The War Department announced 539 American soldiers held by Germany as prisoners of war. Among them are six Kansans: Pvt. Max E. Coats of Arkansas City, Pvt. Dean F. Fenton of Topeka, Staff Sgt. Harley W. Hallam of Galena, Second Lt. Ward B. Lewis of Kiowa, Staff Sgt. Wallace A. Reed of Kansas City, and Second Lt. Paul D. Straw of McCracken. The article also notes a separate odd fact about the hush tit bird.
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Washington
War Department
United States
Germany
Max E. Coats
Arkansas City
Dean F. Fenton
Topeka
Harley W. Hallam
Galena
Ward B. Lewis
Kiowa
Wallace A. Reed
Kansas City
Paul D. Straw
McCracken
Singer to Fun Fest at Community Building feature
Mrs. Deal Six announces a inter mission floor show for Fun Fest tonight at the Community building featuring Miss Ruth Russell singing popular numbers. Tau Sigma members perform comic dances to Anchors Aweigh Bicycle Built for Two and Humoreske. modern dance to David Rose’s Holiday for Strings by dance sorority members. University High Square Dancers and Mexican folk dance by Senor Ramon Savejo and Senora Soledad Nunez. Master of ceremonies is Prof. A J Mix. dancing to Kansas City’s Rto Grande Serenaders 9 to 12. square-dancing warm-up 8 to 9. games, prizes, fortune teller. Sponsored by the American Association of University Women.
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Deal Six
Ruth Russell
F. A. Russell
Tlinois Street
Anchors Aweigh
Tau Sigma
Dorothie C. Hunt
Frances Davison
Baldwin
Jean Boardman
Lawrence
Laura Belle Moore
Kansas City
Martha Trate
Irving
Tex
David Rose
Evelyn Smith
Betty Bail
Newton
Betty Noble
Joan Power
Beloit
A. J. Mix
University High
Senor Ramon Savejo
Senora Soledad Nunez
Rto
Grande
The
American Association of University Women
Lost and Found Gathers Quick Reader Notes
When people lose or find items they instantly turn to the Lost and Found column on the classifieds page for notices and updates. The routine section helps reconnect owners with belongings through brief entries and timely posts.
Wards Denounces War Labor Board Over Two Year Saga
Wards accuse the War Labor Board of privileging labor unions and pushing union interests through its leadership and public members. They say the board coerced employers, labeled orders as law, and sought to bar court review by claiming its orders were only advice. The suit argues judicial questions must be decided by courts and condemns the board for denying Wards a proper hearing.
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Wards
Chicago
United States Post Office
Washington
Post Office
War Labor Board
Congress
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