Urges Kansas Industry Relocation for Decentralized Defense
Boston July 1 UP Gov Payne Ratner of Kansas urged locating new defense industries in the agricultural Midwest to balance farming and industry for national unity. He warned of a distorted pace if one sector pulls ahead and stressed farmers must raise production while preserving independence. Maryland Gov Herbert O Connor emphasized balancing civil rights with state sovereignty amid national danger.
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Midwest
Payne Ratner
Kansas
Ratner
Kansan
America
Herbert R. O’conor
Maryland
Salvation Army aid report for June details outputs
The Salvation Army notes 16 lodgings 35 meals for transients 56 aided 56 garments shoes and four transportation items. Local people received 78 pairs of shoes 390 garments 14 furniture items while 633 is offered for pick up. Attendance reaches 1746 with 22 Scouts 2 leaders at a week camp. WPA funding piano violin lessons for 70 weekly students.
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Salvation Army
Olin Brigman
Co-Operative Club
Kiwanin Club
WPA
Army
Ednah Hopkins
Marriage Licenses Reach Record at Court House
Probate Judge Frank R. Gray reports a June total of 68 marriage licenses issued, surpassing 49 in June last year and 51 in May. He believes 68 may be an all time monthly record within the past decade.
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Frank R. Gray
Gray
Dr Wall to Open Drive With New Gospel For a New Age
Dr I R Wall a noted California Baptist minister opens a Back To The Bible campaign tonight at Eriksen hall 934 Massachusetts street over A P Market speaking on A New Gospel For a New Age Music led by Benn Underwood with drawing by Mrs Underwood. The program starts at 7 30 p m.
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I. R. Wall
Benn Underwood
Eriksen
Massachusetts Street
A. P
Benn
District Court Upholds Verdict in Air Transport Suit
Osa Johnson loses appeal for 502000 damages over death of explorer husband Martin Johnson in 1937 airliner crash near Los Angeles. District court upholds jury verdict for Western Air Express and United Airport Company. She charged negligence.
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Los Angeles
Osa Johnson
Martin Johnson
Here
District Court of Appeal
Superior Court
Western Air Express
United Airport Company
Churchill Sees War End Still Far Off
London July 1 Prime Minister Churchill told Canadian officials in England that the end of the war may be far off and is unpredictable. He praised Canada for a victory torch symbol and pledged to continue to the end, noting Britain must resist. Power delivered the torch and then traveled to London.
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London
Churchill
England
G. C. Power
Canada
Britain
More Empty Box Cars for Kansas Wheat Freight
Kansas City reports a larger supply of empty box cars for the wheat harvest. L M Betts, car service manager for the Association of Railroads, notes 27 400 empties on sidings now versus 20 110 a year ago, signaling ample rolling stock for shipments.
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Kansas City
L. M. Betts
Washington
The
Association of Railroads
Axis Powers Recognize Wang Ching Wei Regime In China
Tokyo reports Germany and Italy formal recognize the Japanese backed Wang Ching Wei government in Nanking. Romania Slovakia Croatia Hungary Spain also notified their intention to recognize, signaling Axis support amid Japan weighing alignments with Germany or Russia. The move follows Tokyo's concern over U S aid to Russia and port Vladiostok. Japan to announce its policy toward the German Soviet war tomorrow.
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Germany
Italy
Wang Ching-Wei
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East Asia
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Romania
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Croatia
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Spain
Russia
Wang Ching- Wei
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Vladivostok
Sea of Japan
Soviet Union
Fumimaro Konoye
Domei
Capture of French Liner Oregon Reported by Maritime Circles
News from New York reports that the fast French motorship liner Oregon, a 7 706 ton passenger ship known in pre war Pacific trade, has been captured by British warships in the South Atlantic and taken to the British naval base at Freetown Sierra Leone West Africa.
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Oregon
South Atlantic
Freetown
Sierra Tocone
West Africa
Boy Drowns in Arkansas River at Wading Spot
Donald Brodock aged 12 drowned in the Arkansas river at a wading spot in Arkansas City Kansas. He stepped into a deep hole and was pulled from the water by firefighters after a search.
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Arkansas City
Kan
Donald Brodock
Arkansas River
Wagstaff Dies At 67 In Independence
Thomas Edward Wagstaff 67 Kansas attorney and Republican leader died of a heart attack yesterday afternoon at the Elks club while playing cards. A KU alumnus and former president of the university’s alumni association, he served on its board 1931 36 and practiced law since 1897. He is survived by his wife a son Robert and a daughter Marna Williams among others. Funeral at First Presbyterian Thursday. Burial in Independence cemetery.
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Kansas
Independence
Elks Club
University of Kansas Alumni Association
Wagstaff
Law
Robert W. Wagstaff
Kansas City
Marna Zell Williams
Burbank
Calif
Robert B. Wagstaff
Lawrence
Merritt Jeffries
Atchison
First Presbyterian Church
W. P. Barnels
C. H
G O.P
W. R. Stubbs
Fred Ellsworth
Epi
Federal Bill Sparks Kansas Highway Funds Boost
The house roads committee recommends 2,539,000 dollars for Kansas defense highway improvements. A 250,000,000 program would improve strategic roads nationwide and authorize 100,000,000 to fix critical deficiencies in the national highway network.
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Washington
Kansas
House Roads Committee
North American to Repair Damaged Trainer for RCAF
Frank H. Lyons of North American Aviation said a factory repair will fix the basic combat trainer damaged last Friday night. Replacements will take about a week. the plane will be flown to Canada to join the Royal Canadian Air Force. Armistead, the pilot, returned to California Saturday.
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Frank H. Lyons
North American Aviation, Inc
Lyons
North American
Ingelwood
Calif
Ashcraft
Canada
Royal Canadian Air Force
George Armistead
Armistead
California
Do Not Miss Your Journal-World While Traveling
Encourage readers to order a Journal-World subscription before leaving town to ensure daily delivery during vacation. Include contact information and a call to action to phone 22 for sign-up details.
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Journal-World
Farmers at Topeka Heat Casement on AAA Contemptible Law
At a July 1 meeting in Topeka's municipal auditorium Dan Casement a Riley County stockman and foe of the AAA denounced the agriculture program as a contemptible law. He and Clayton Kline Topeka attorney urged protests to congressmen over a 49 cent per bushel penalty for non cooperators in the wheat marketing quota.
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Topeka
Dan Casement
Riley County
AAA
Municipal Auditorium
Casement
Clayton Kline
Kline
The Journal-World Classified Page Debut Market Pulse
The Journal-World Classified Page markets its listings as the town’s busiest marketplace with varied ads and notices. The feature highlights how buyers sellers and job posts populate the page daily in a busy local economy.
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