German Doctor Sees Postwar Europe As One World Order
German born Dr. Ernnest Jackh, director of the New Commonwealth Institute in London, urged a united world order after victory in Europe. He criticized regionalism, supported the Dumbarton Oaks plan, and predicted a world court with a world police. He argued Germany's fate lies in its central European position and advocated an unbordered Europe built on cooperation and industrial strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernnest Jackh
New Commonwealth Institute
London
Lawrnece
Jackh
Germany
Hitler
England
Europe
Dumbarton Oaks
Jack
Reich
Bismarck
Wilhelm
United States
Russia
France
Japan
Stalin
Dr. Jackh
Poletti Heads to Washington for Italian Situation Talks
Rome reports Col. Charles Poletti, allied military government commissioner for Rome, will fly to the United States within days for consultations on the Italian situation. He is to meet Harold MacMillan, acting president of the Allied Commission for Italy, who is in London. Marriage licenses were issued by Probate Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Charles Poletti
United States
Washington
Harold MacMillan
Commelon
Italy
MacMillan
London
Pleasant Grove Social News Highlights Weekend Visits
Mrs Elva Williams of Topeka and daughters Phyllig and Norma Kay spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs John Daniels. Mrs N D Messer returned from Chicago after visiting son Ralph Howie Flory. S/Sgt Carl Daniels recently back from overseas joined gatherings with family and friends including Mrs Elva Williams Phyllis and Norma Kay Mrs Gerald Elston Mr and Mrs Bill Porter Billy and Miss Irene Dandels. Rain limited Sunday school and church attendance. Rev Montgomery to speak again next Sunday. Webb Cochran and wife from Ottawa visited with James and family. Leslie Churchbaugh and Vera of High Prairie visited Mr and Mrs John Churchbaugh for a birthday celebration. Mrs Jack Dillon and Mrs Persinger of Baldwin visited Mrs Tom Dillon and family plus Charlotte and Judy Ann. Carl Daniels was a supper guest of Hugh Bolse near Lone Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elva Willams
Phyllig
Norma Kay
Topeka
John Daniels
N. D. Messer
Chicago
Ralph Howie Flory
Winifred Weatgate
Carl Daniels
Elva Williams
Phyllis
Gerald Elston
Bill Porter
Billy
Irene Dan‘ Dels
Lawrence
Montgomery
Webb Cochran
Ottawa
James Cochran
Leslie Churchbaugh
Vera
High Prairie
John Churchbaugh
Churchbaugh
Jack Dillon
Persinger
Baldwin
Tom Dillon
Charlotte
Judy Ann
Hugh Bolse
Lone Star
Armistice Day program by Linwood Girl Reserves
Linwood Girl Reserves presented an Armistice Day program with Mildred Chance in charge. Mrs. Eris Goff wrote poems honoring service members and fallen heroes. A play Peace in Demand was performed by six girls and the girls' glee club sang. Pep club officers were elected, with Wilma as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linwood
Bonday
Mildred Chance
Eris Goff
Glee Club
Wilma
Market Basket Prize to Mrs Lawrence
Mrs Roy Lawrence of 1213 Kentucky Street won the Market Basket Prize for a Cranberry Relish recipe. Read about the prize, the linwood high school events, local visits, birthdays, and school activities as Linnwood residents share community notes and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Lawrence
Roy Lawrence
Kentucky Street
Wil
Local Social Notes From De Soto And Nearby
Mrs. Dicken and Mr. Osborne of Olathe visit Wichita kin for a week seeking quail hunting. Mr. and Mrs. Gilman travel to Herington for a brief stay with Sat Sherman Gilman and Mrs. Gilman, returning with Mrs. Rosa Gin from Eagle City Oklahoma. Mrs. Hickman visits Olathe while Professor Kellogg visits De Soto and Bethel churches. Eastern Star members from De Soto attend Lawrence meeting at the Masonic hall including Mrs. Virgil Bilis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dicken
Robert Osborne
Olathe
Wich
Ita
Nathan
Gibson
Mr. Gibson
Albert Gilman
Herington
Gon
Gilman
Rosa Gin
Eagle City
Okla
Lester Hickman
Forrerst Kellogg
Keith
Baldwin
Professor Kellogg
de, Soto
Bethel
Eastern Star
Meeting of the Star
Lawrence
Masonic Hall
Virgil Bilis
Local attendance noted at weekend gathering
Freeman, Linden, Schmitt, and numerous guests attended a meet with Mrs. Ehner Linden and Mrs. Fete among the attendees. Others included Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Kilmer, Mrs. Zook, and B. F. Heckert. Mamie Gardner and Elmer Mid ice were mentioned. Mildyvet is employed at Suffower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arenes Freeman
Mra
Ehner Linden
Ed Schmitt
Mildvett
Suffower
Kraus
Andry Miller
Legebey
R ‘Urtis
Harry Milbter
Bobby
Quail Shooting Report From Miami Vicinity
Fragmentary note indicates a brief quail shooting period near Miami with mentions of local activity. A person named Hattie Lake remains in Kansas City recovering from an operation. Further details are unreadable due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Miami
Hattie Lake
Kansas City
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Switzerland
Great Britain
Fran Fe
Belgium
Holland
Dennii
Norway
Finland
Poland
Romania
Mn Sienadines
Poletti
B. Wilson
Francis Joseph Forster
Brooklyn
Mickie Eugenie Tearnard
Richard L. Wilson
Florence L. Boehle
Pleasant Grove
Pickens
Lee’s
Idaho
Swift’s
Jackman
Jean Jamieson
Jimmie Tabor
Barbara Henak
Miss Neil
Lois June Jamison
Merling Shirk
Sinclair
Linwood High School
Misa Edna Jones
James Pritchard
Fall Leaf
Willem “Henak
George Henik
Harry Lee
Jess Wood
Basehor
William Henak
T. E. Hubbard
Roy
Clarence Hubbard
Marvin
Viniland
Kanwakea
Linwood Town
Frank Henik
Larry
Fred
Edna
Pleasant Valley School
Leonard Anderson
James Shirk
EB. J. Lisson
Donald Enak
Terre Haute
Ind
Kansas Cty
George Hen
Moe
Jo Phine
Misa Dorothy Hubbard
T. Hubbard
Maurice Heywood
Mattie Toyne
Carl
W. V.lise
Bience Brendane
Nyne
Jesse Babcock
Hanaat Cit City
Gurence Dyster
Gen
Ironman
Sam Huntley
Walter
John Martin
Indiana
DE Soto
Pato Att
California
Juw
Lee
Autero
Niagara
Reeves Grocery
Beal Bros. Grocery & Meat Market
University Place
Texas
Calif
Rockwell
Wes Siva
Arnolds Market
Moores Food Store
Penn
Drakes
Drake’s Bakery
Ios
Teac
Sakae Sams
Mass
Beaury
McClure
Fleming
Tbs
Hamburger
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