Churchill hints at U S Japan tension in Washington
Washington observers flagged Churchill's remarks on a possible U S Japan clash and Britain standing with the United States. The prime minister stressed Singapore and the Philippines as threatened by Japanese expansion and warned Americans to stay alert to German aims.
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Washington
Pi—Winton Churchill
Far East
United ‘States
Japan
Churchill
Britain
United States
Atlantic
Roosevelt
United’ States
Hitler
Russia
Duke of Kent Tours Hampton Roads Defense Installations
The Duke of Kent arrived at Norfolk Virginia for a one day inspection of defense facilities in the Hampton Roads area. He planned visits to the naval air station training station navy yard Newport News Shipbuilding Langley field and a return to Washington for a White House dinner.
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Norfolk
Duke of Kent
George VI of England
United States
Naval Air Station
Hampton Roads
Washington
Naval Training Station
Navy Yard
Newport News
Shipbilding and Dry Dock, Company
Langley Field
National Capital
Ite House
Wilfred F. French
H. Pott
Manley H.simons
Fifth Naval ‘District
Ctty
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N. Y
Local Men Rank High in National Horseshoe Meet
Des Moines report notes two Kansans among the top ten in the world championship horseshoe pitching tournament. Fernando Isais of Mexico City won the title. Alvin Dahlene of Lawrence finished fifth with 18 wins and 5 losses. Roland Kraft of Lecompton and Ervikij Hosier of South Gate tied for seventh with 17 wins and 6 losses.
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Des Moines
Fernando Isais
Mexico City
Mexico
Alvin Dahlene
Lawrence
Kan
Roland Kraft
Lecompton
Ervikij Hosier
South Gate
Calif
Hospital notes announce newborn daughters in three families
Mr and Mrs Albert Harper of 1005 New Jersey street welcomed a girl born Sunday. Mr and Mrs Dale Wheeler of 516 Indiana street welcomed a baby girl born today. Mr and Mrs Harvey Chance of 1104 Mississippi street welcomed a girl born today. Department of commerce reports imports from the Netherlands Indies reached a record high value in 1940.
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Albert ‘Harper
New Jersey Street
Dale’ Wheeler
Indiana Street
Harvey
Chance
Mississippi Street
Netherlands Indies
Department of Commerce
Jay Kern Veteran Guard To Return to KU Squad
Jay Kern veteran senior guard on the Kansas football team will return to school after receiving a 90 day deferral while listed for the U S Naval Air corps. He will report for duty in December. Kern split time with Herb Hartman at right guard last season and Hartman has already been drafted, increasing Kern’s importance to the line.
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Jay Kern
Daiverst
Fanes
G. Ind
E‘army
U._S. Naval Air corps
Hartman
Kern
Kansas
Allies Into Iran Expel Nazis Amid Turbulent Cooperation
The article reports Allied operations into Iran aimed at suppressing German influence and preventing a Nazi coup, with Britain and Russia pledging to withdraw once Nazi danger ends. Molotov pledges Red Army's pullback and Iran’s territorial integrity upon security restoration, amid warnings of German plots to destabilize Iran and Azerbaijan.
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Iran
Moscow
Vyacheslav Molotov
Mohamed Saed
Red Army
Britain
Russia
Teheran
Molotov
Azerbaijan
Baku
Soviet_Turkmenia
Soviet Union
Ran
Do You Know Economic Concepts
The questions ask for core definitions: value in economic terms, price as used by economists, and the origin and meaning of the division of labor. They explore how specialization arises from trade, resources, and labor specialization, and how the division of labor increases productivity.
Value and division of labor in early exchange concepts
The passage explains how value arises from exchange and money as a measure of value. It discusses specialization, comparing farmers focused on horses or potatoes, and illustrates division of labor through coordinated tasks like hay handling leading to a common result.
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W.S.R
Armat and Allied Forces Face Complex Arkansas Maneuver
In southwest Arkansas the Red Kotmik advance drives on the Blue seventh corps of the second army as a pincers withdrawal unfolds. Maj. Gen. Richardson directs the 108th engineers to add a second pontoon bridge over the Red River while Tennessee’s 75th artillery brigade backs the front line and engineers prep demolitions for the retreat.
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Kansas
Red Kotmk
Oklahoma
Texas
Missouri
Kentucky
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Tennessee
Seventh Corps
Camden
75Th Field Artillery Brigade
Armat
Ohio
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Nebraska
Illinois
New York
Robert C. Richardson
108Th Engineers
Chicago
Red River
110Th Engineers of
FACES FORGERY CHARGE PAIRED WITH TOPEKA ARREST
Sheriff Charles Banning and Undersheriff Lathrop Read Jr. went to Topeka to bring A C McPherson back on forgery charges. A warrant accuses him of passing a forged check at Big Springs. Anne Gould Elsbury, 28, a Jay Gould descendant, divorced, wed again in Wyoming after a marriage to Gus Wogeman. Rev L K Barbee officiated.
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Lathrop B. Read, Jr
Topeka
A. C. McPherson
McPherson
M. C. Moore
Big Springs
Jackson
Wyo
Anne Gould Elsbury
Jay Gould
Wyoming
L. K. Barbee
First Baptist Church
Ezra
Gus) Wogeman
Cody
Food production conferences planned for 1942
The agriculture department called regional meetings in September to map plans ensuring U S food production for 1942 and for countries resisting aggression. Secretary Wickard will attend two day sessions with participants from all 48 states across locations including Chicago and Memphis with many Midwest and Southern states listed.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
United States
State Farm Planning Committees
Wickard
Had Washington Nod Berlin Talks on Iran War Moves
Berlin dispatch says press speculates Washington approval for Russia and Britain moves into Iran. UK accused of assault on Iran and ceding neutrality to Bolshevism while Iran’s minister’s limousine appears at the German foreign ministry. About 600 Germans said to be in Iran, mostly elderly technicians.
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Berlin
Russia
Britain
Iran
Washington
United States
Atlantic
Roosevelt
Soi
Great Britain
Foreign Ministry
Foreign Office
Tran
England
CAFE CHANGES HANDS IN LOCAL DEAL
Miss Virgalene Davis, secretary at First Methodist church, buys Homeway cafe at 838 Massachusetts street and opens Thursday morning. She purchases from Mr and Mrs D W Schultz, who take over the teachers dining room at Haskell cafe. Remaining Homeway staff stay on.
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Virgalene Davis
First Methodist Church
Homeway
Massachusetts Street
Miss Davis
D. W. Shultz
Haskell Cafe
Lift News Restrictions on American Reporters in Iceland
President Roosevelt announced today that American newspapermen photographers and radio representatives may travel to Iceland. Stephen Early said the agreement with British commanders allows news crews to carry out assignments on the North Atlantic island with the president's approval.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Iceland
Stephen Early
North Atlantic
Railroad and Education Topic for Douglas County Institute
Miss Margaret J. Irwin special representative of the Santa Fe railroad will speak Friday morning at the Douglas County Teachers Institute. Her address will discuss the railroad and education.
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Margaret J. Irwin
Santa Fe Railroad
Douglas County
Teachers’ Institute
Ajax pipeline official named assistant petroleum coordinator
P S L Westlake chief engineer for Ajax pipeline company has been appointed assistant petroleum coordinator for national defense. He left for Washington yesterday to serve as director of pipeline coordination with a salary of ten thousand dollars a year.
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Tulsa
Okla
P.S. L. Westlake
Ajax Pipeline Company
National Defense
Westlake
Washington
Roosevelt Signs Defense Appropriation For 7.59 Billion
President Roosevelt signed into law the defense appropriation totaling 7.5867 billion dollars. The package allocates 6.5869 billion for army tanks anti tank weapons and ammunition and for expansion of the naval establishment.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Naval
Alexander 5 Under Par In Omaha Amateur Lead
Stewart M. Alexander the North-South amateur champion and former Duke star shot 67 to lead the first 18 holes of the 45th national amateur golf championship at the Field club. The census bureau reports tuberculosis accounts for 9.4 percent of all negro deaths versus 3.8 percent for whites.
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Omaha
Stewart M
Alexander
Duke University
Census Bureau
Deaths And Funerals Mrs Mary E Hadley 78
Mrs Mary E Hadley aged 78 died at the home of her daughter Mrs E L Emery in Baldwin after a two week illness from a stroke. Funeral services set for 2 30 o'clock Tuesday at First Methodist Baldwin with Rev Warner officiating. Burial in Oakwood cemetery. Survived by sister in law Mrs Mary Clemons and brother in law Lee Hadley both of Baldwin.
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Mary E. Hadley
E. L. Emery
Baldwin
First Methodist Church
Warner
Oakwood Cemetery
Emery
Mary Clemons
Six In Police Court Face Liquor Fines
Six persons were fined this morning in police court on drunkenness charges. Fay Gilliland was fined 50 dollars for driving while under the influence and had her license suspended for 30 days. Alex Jordan and Paul Bryant each paid five dollars for drunkenness.
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Fay Gilliland
Alex Jordan
Paul Bryant
Liner Brings Reinforcements to Strengthen Singapore
British warships escort a long voyage liner arriving in Singapore. The Empire expands Far East air bases staffing bomber and fighter squadrons amid Churchill pledge to aid the United States in Far East trouble with Japan.
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Singapore
Far East
Churchill
United States
Japan
United Kingdom
Britain
Betold
Winston
Roosevelt
Relief totals decline in Kansas July payments
Kansas welfare board reports July relief payments averaged a few cents higher than June across all categories. Overall, welfare expenditures by state and county boards totaled 1,437,391 dollars, more than 150 thousand dollars under June obligations and below July figures from the previous year, with a general drop in case loads.
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Topeka
Kansas
Social Welfare Board
Census reveals higher influenza pneumonia deaths among negroes
The census shows influenza and pneumonia caused 10.2 percent of all deaths among African Americans versus 7.1 percent for whites. The Journal-World classified page notes readers respond with results.
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Journal-World
War dept awards Coleman Lamp contract for lanterns
The War Department announced a contract to the Coleman Lamp and Stove Company of Wichita Kansas for 5,000 gasoline lanterns at a total price of 17 400 dollars.
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Lamp Company
Washington
War Department
Coleman Lamp and ‘Stove Company
Wichita
Kan
Iran Resists Invasion Report From Tehran Broadcast
New York reports a Teheran radio broadcast quoted Iran premier saying British forces attacked by land sea and air as Iranian authorities prepare to meet the invasion. City notes: Lawrence council set for 8 oclock regular session at city hall. In court 10 people fined for traffic and two bonds forfeited for violations. Harold Howard fined five dollars for speeding E E Bayles fined one dollar for double parking. Bernard Grodidier and J Walker forfeited one dollar bonds for overparking.
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Iran
New York
BBC
Harold ‘_Howard
E. E. Bayles
Bernard Grodidier
Js. Walker
Finnish coastal artillery sinks Soviet transport in Gulf of Finland
Berlin reports that Finnish coastal artillery sank a 5,000-ton Soviet transport loaded with men, guns and trucks in the Gulf of Finland. Additional dispatches mention a Soviet destroyer and multiple ships hitting German mines in the Eastern Baltic and a Russian tanker sunk by German forces.
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Berlin
Gulf of Finland
DNB
Baltic
Market News The Day In Wall Street
Favored stocks batted out a number of hits in today's market but many leaders failed to reach home. Irregularly higher tendencies prevailed at the start with sluggish deal activity. Turnover about 350000 shares aided by one block of 19700 Commonwealth and Southern at Saturday's final quotation.
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Wall Street
New York
Douglas
Commonwealth
Southern
Richfield OH
Santa Fe
New York Central
Taxis Corporation
International Paper
Pepsi-Cola
U. S. Steel
Youngstown Sheet
General
Card of Thanks for Claude Parker
Eugene Parker expresses gratitude to friends and relatives for kindness and sympathy during his father Claude Parker's illness and death, and thanks for the floral offerings.
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Claude Parker
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