England Faces All Day Luftwaffe Bombardment Casualties Rise
London reports two killed and 144 wounded as German bombers assault England along the southeast coast northeast Scotland and the eastern shore. RAF and Royal Air Force planes responded with raids on Ruhr Westphalia Belgium and Denmark.
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London
England
Scotland
Ruhr
Westphalia
Belgium
Denmark
Royal Air Force
Air Ministry
Air‘ Ministry
Coastal Command
R.A. E
Holland
Messerschmitt
Arandora Star torpedoed and sunk off Ireland
The British liner Arandora Star carrying Germans and Italians bound for internment in Canada was torpedoed west of the North Channel and sunk. About 1,000 survivors reached a Scottish port. Guards and POW civilians were aboard. a first contingent landed in Quebec and Montreal. Soldiers described the desperate scramble for lifeboats.
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London
Star
Canada
Ireland
Berlin
High Command Age
Munique Today
North Channnel
Scotland
Quebec
Montreal
Carol Fails to Secure Berlin Backing for Shaken Romania
Bucharest July 3 King Carol II seeks national unity amid internal disorders and anti Jewish rioting after Soviet occupation of Bessarabia and northern Bucovina. Berlin’s refusal to assure German support chills hope for closer ties with the Reich.
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Carol
Berlin
Bucharest
Romania
Carol II
Reich
Rumania
Russia
Bessarabia
Bucovina
Balkan
Carol I
Devis
Suceava
Herta
Prut
Kiwanis Talk Highlights Liberty, World Role and Fees
At Wiedemann's Kiwanis lunch Robert Mc Nair Davis of the University law faculty warned that American independence faces greater danger than since 1776 while praising wartime leadership. He urged democracy reliance on persuasion not force and noted rising recording fees under Harold Beck, a rise caused by mortgage registrations and tax-related records increasing quarterly revenue.
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Kiwanis Club
Wiedemann’s
Robert McNair Davis
University Law Faculty
America
Davis
United States
Harold Beck
Register of Deeds
Beck
Tegister
Reles Beck
Iree Beck
Supreme Court Upholds Dismissal of Ross Felony Counts
The Kansas Supreme Court upheld Shawnee County District Judge George A. Kline's ruling quashing 32 counts of compounding a felony against James W. Ross, former telegraph office manager and civic leader, who was accused of taking protection money from bootleggers and gamblers.
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Topeka
Supreme ‘Court
George A. Kline
James W. Ross
J . Ross
Independence Day Noon Publication Notice
Early paper announces The Journal-World will publish tomorrow at noon in observance of Independence Day.
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The
Journal-World
War Bulletins and Political Moves From London and Berlin
Prime Minister Churchill plans a war statement at the commons and Attlee told the house occupation of French areas is complete per armistice terms. A Havas dispatch from Vichy says France may call a national assembly for a new constitution under Pétain. London reports formation of an Amazons defense corps to train women in rifle use and possible service with local defense volunteers. Churchill suggests special parliamentary rules for air raid pauses.
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Uly
Churchill
Attlee
Londons
Havas
Vichy
France
Marshal Petain
Ama
Zon Defense Corps
Venetia
Foster
Pershing Urges Compulsory Military Training In Congress
General Pershing urged immediate enactment of a broad compulsory military training system to keep the United States out of war. He warned modern war favors the prepared, and cited potential life and cost savings from earlier universal training. Grenville Clark and James B. Conant also pressed for the measure amid warnings of invasion threats and naval power shifts.
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Congress
Washington
Ab J. Pershing
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Tex
Pershing
United States
Grenville Clark
National Emergency Committee
Asso
Ci ‘Tion
The
Committee
Hitler
Europe
Africa
New York
James B . Conant
Harvard University
Knox Nomination Approval Signals Navy Move
The Senate Naval Committee heard Knox defend his nomination to be secretary of the navy amid questions of coalition government and Republican ties. Henry L. Stimson, also a Republican, is nominated for secretary of war. Knox denied urging U.S. soldiers to Europe and reiterated no coalition with Democrats.
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Chicago
Navy
Senate
Henry L. Stimson
Fwar
Naval
Walsh
Russell
Georgia
Byrd
Virginia
Rhode Island
Hale J
Maine
Barbour
Jersey
Lena Smith
Seth Caling
Tydington
Bolt
Johnson
Nox
Senate Naval Ommittee
Ncx
Publis Sr Cand
Europe
Helen Essary
Washington
Chairan Walsh
D-Wash
Fred Essary
Baltimore
Essary
Junior Chamber Dance Plans Open Social Evening
The newly formed Junior Chamber of Commerce prepares a formal dance at the Country Club tonight. Donald Johns reports 75 ticket sellers anticipate 100 to 140 couples with men possibly removing coats. Billy Walker’s 10 piece jazz band provides music for the 9 to 12 o’clock event.
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Johns
Junior Chamber
Rusic
Billy Walker
Kilgore
Tex
Kan‘sas City
Kansas City
Romanian Red Guard Out of Kin and One Sixth Lost
Column near Jassy in Romania shows the retreating forces and the loss of one sixth of Romanian territory to Soviet Russia. Cavalry artillery and trucks parade past civilians as refugees ride by and conscripts begin training in bare feet and peasant dress.
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Jassy
Rumania
Russia
Willkie outlines three man control for campaign
Wendell L Willkie said he plans a three man control group for his presidential campaign with the Republican national chairman and his personal representative handling the independent organization. He favors no large corporate donors and limits contributions to five thousand dollars, rejecting rewards for big contributors. He also noted possible picks for a campaign manager among three or four men and discussed general voter attitudes shifting away from old party lines.
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New York
Wendell L ‘Willkie
Decil
John St. Lewis
Nator
Wheeler
D-Mont
Culd
Wilkie
Winkie
Leivis
Roosevelt
Willkie
Ae Ie
Tela Erste
Senator McNary
Oregon
Elwood
Ind
Looking Ahead to Family Finances and Tax Burden
The First National Bank of Lawrence promotes its Trust Department to manage family finances with minimum expenses and taxation. It warns that current expenditures consume 27 of national income and urges reducing private and local public spending to avoid heavier federal costs. Adv. The bank advocates paying as you go to limit debt while planning for rearmament expenses.
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First National Bank of Lawrence
Washington
Tional Bank of
lLawrence
Fourth of July crowds to flood Lawrence Kansas
Lawrence prepares for a full day of activities including a 8:30 pm Memorial stadium fireworks show drawing thousands. The event features a soapbox derby at 9 am, softball games, a boat regatta, and river racing with notable guests from Kansas City and other towns. Parking will be ample and spectators asked to avoid firecrackers.
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Lawrence Memorial High School
Joe M. Williams
Dick Wagstaff
Maine Street
Mt. Oread
K. U
Woodlawn
South Parks
Southpark
Lawrence Jayhawk
Shawnee County Boat Clubs
Fred Shimmons
Lawrence Club
Shimmons
Tommy Gooper,Jr
Kansas City
Bert 5
Oglesby
Thrall
Kan
Les
Independence
R. Loughmiller
el Dorado
Loughmiller
Army training camps open at Fort Riley for youths
Two citizen military camps begin at Fort Riley Kansas. A cavalry camp enrolls 190 white youths while an infantry camp enrolls 815 Black young men. The white camp is noted as the fort’s first. Attendees come from Seventh Corps area with the Black camp drawing from the 6th and 7th areas. Base Gen Robert C Richardson commands the 6th.
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Junction City
Kan
Fort Riley
Fort
Robert C. Richardson
Coffeyville plans mammoth Willkie reception in August
In Coffeyville Kansas an enthusiastic group of residents and civic leaders met with Topeka Chamber officials to plan a Willkie campaign rally expected to draw about 100 000 people. Willkie, a former Coffeyville High School history teacher, will likely speak in August after his nomination and acceptance address.
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Topeka
Coffeyville
Topeka Chamber of Commerce
Wendell ‘Willkie
Montgomery County
Willkie
Hugh Powell
Offeyville
Lawrence Wins Summer Volleyball Cup In Tight Finish
Lawrence men defeated the summer session team two games to one to claim the volleyball cup. Referee E L Wellhausen anticipated a librarian team challenge next Tuesday. About 1507 Lawrence children joined dances as Miss Gwen Hunt and Miss Dorothy Gehrer led folk activities on the quadrangle.
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F. C. Allen
Lawrence
E. L
Wellhausen
Stackman
University Library
al Wellhausen
K.U
Gwen Hunt
Dorothy Gehrer
Stock Market Index Report
The average of 60 stocks rose to 140.9 yesterday with gains led by notable price upticks across several blue chip issues. Investors watched market breadth and overall sentiment improved amid cautious trade.
FBI Course Ends for Police Chief Jude Anderson
Chief Jude Anderson returns to Lawrence after completing a three month FBI National Police Academy course begun April 15. Eighty eight officers attended. lectures covered agency structure, fingerprints, raids, lab work, firearms, and sociological aspects of law enforcement.
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Jude Anderson
Lawrence
Washington
D. C
National Police Academy
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Poland
Norway
France
England
Anderson
Department of Justice
John" Edgar ‘Hoover
S Bureau
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Thomas
Utah
Harold M. Stephens
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
FBI
U. S. Marine
Quantico
Thomson
Yea
Georgetown Universi
Fire damages upstairs bedroom on Connecticut Street
Firefighters responded to 1128 Connecticut Street about 1 15 this afternoon to extinguish a blaze in an upstairs bedroom. Clothing and bed and mattress were destroyed before arrival, with damage confined to the room, according to Chief Paul Ingels.
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Connecticut Street
L. Roberts
Paul Ingels
Weather brief Kansas fair tonight into Thursday
Weather notes show Kansas expecting fair skies tonight and Thursday with a little warmer trend in central and west regions. Temperature readings include 72 at 5 PM and 49 at 9 PM with 66 at 11 AM and 64 at 3 PM. Yesterday’s 24 hour high 93 and low 61.
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Kansas
Central
West
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