Italy Divides Army Command Between Crown Prince and Graziani
Rome reports the Italian army will be split into two commands effective tomorrow. Crown Prince Umberto leads one corps with Generals Marinetti and Grossi. Marshal Graziani leads the other with Generals Ambrosi and Bastico. The move signals royal involvement and possible war plans with Germany while Mussolini seeks moderation from Hitler and a possible peace conference.
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Ettore Bastico
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Readings At Lions Club Session With Readings By Miss Benz
Lions Club met at Wiedemann's where Miss Leondine Benz presented two monologues titled Three Stages of Married Life and The Coat of Life. Past-President Click Maier named Lions International zone chairman overseeing Osawatomie Ottawa Garnett Emporia Osage City Lawrence and Kansas City clubs. Mention of Dickinson theater beauty parade drew laughter from members. Civil War Veteran Dies In Clay Center Hugh McNeil 91 a veteran of Clay County died yesterday. Marriage License Walter F Heck and Helen Elizabeth Wise both of Lawrence received a license.
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Dickinson Theater
Clay Center
Hugh McNeil
Clay County
Wife Files Divorce Suit
A petition in divorce was filed in district court yesterday by Helen Patterson against Frank Patterson.
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Frank Patterson
Phi Kappa Psi Rep Attends Triennial Conventions
Keith Schuerman of Salina will represent the Phi Chapter of Alpha Kappa Psi at the triennial convention in Pocono Manor Pa September 5 6 and 7 He is president of the KU chapter and will serve as official delegate Psi Chapter I was established at the University of Kansas May 29 1920 The fraternity founded at New York University in 1904 aims to foster scientific research in commerce accounts and finance educate the public to higher ideals and promote and advance collegiate courses leading to business administration degrees.
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Salina
Alpha Kappa Psi Fraternity
Pocono Manor Inn
Pocono Manor
Schuerman
K. U
Psi Chapter
University of Kansas
New York University
Huxman to Speak at Oberlin Park Dedication
Federal Circuit Judge Walter A. Huxman will be principal speaker at the dedication of the new Oberlin state park on Friday replacing Secretary of War Harry Woodring who canceled his Kansas trip. Woodring withdrew to remain at his desk that week. He had been slated to dedicate a post office at Olathe on September 2 and address the state American Legion convention at Wichita on September 4, then visit Topeka Kansas City and Neodesha.
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Walter A. Huxman
Oberlin State Park
Harry Woodring
Kansas
Woodring
Olathe
American Legion
Wichita
Kansas City
Neodesha
Jap Mongol Clash on Manchoukuo Frontier Report
Domei reports a large scale land battle on the Manchoukuo Outer Mongolia frontier with Japanese artillery and infantry repelling about 10 000 Mongols who crossed the Khalka river with 400 tanks and 100 cannons. Russian troops are aiding the Mongols and Japanese planes claim 16 invaders downed.
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Domei
Manchoukuo
Outer Mongolia
Nomonhan
Khalka River
Baldwin News Sees Local Visits and School Opening
Miss Helen Moser and her parents of Hiawatha were Baldwin visitors on Monday afternoon. Miss Moser will be a senior in Baker this year. Miss Mary Margaret Williams leaves Thursday for Arkansas City to resume teaching in the Junior high school. Dr and Mrs H K Ebright and daughter Betty left Tuesday for Hopkins Mo, to visit W L Moorhead and Mr and Mrs J H Wright, en route to Kewanee Ill where Miss Ebright is a reference librarian. Baldwin schools open next Monday for enrollment. No school session until Taes Bo morning due to Labor ay.
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Hiawatha
Baldwin
Moser
Baker
Mary Margaret Williams
Arkansas City
H. K. Ebright
Betty
Hopkins
W. L. Moorhead
J. H. Wright
Kewanee
Ill
Soil Conservation Surveys Map Erosion Control Progress
Soil conservation surveys begun in 1934 have expanded to 5,086,081 acres mapped in detail with 55,214,599 acres covered by reconnaissance studies. Officials say surveys guide erosion control plans across Kansas and neighboring states, aiding farms with contour farming, terracing, and water conservation efforts.
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H. H. Finnell
Kansas
Panhandle
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Colorado
Finnell
Civilian Conservation Corps
Texas Panhandle
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