Hitler in Berlin Triumph Welcome Parade At Chancellery
Adolf Hitler returned to Berlin at Anhalter station amid vast crowds. Goering Goebbels Hess led the welcoming delegation as bands played and flags fluttered. Hitler reviewed honor troops and appeared on the balcony with Raeder and Ribbentrop, smiling to the cheering crowds.
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Propaganda
Goebbels
Rudolf Hess
Sage Pounen
Hitere
Fuehrerst
Erich Raeder
Joachim von Ribbentrop
England
Fueh‘rer
Fuehrer’s
Rome
Galeazzo Ciano
Britain
Mediterranean
British Isles
Diana
Coarmand
France
Sinking of Prison Ship Berlin Triggers Blame on England
German high command charged Britain with irresponsibility over international law after the 15,501 ton liner Berlin was torpedoed off Ireland en route to Canada. About 3,000 are missing. Germany said the ship entered a warned area and accused Britain of failing to keep waters safe.
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Berlin
Britain
Far Ra Star
Canada
Furthe
Ireland
Blockade reports stir US Latin America policy talks
Secretary Hull said reports of a Martinique blockade were under study as part of hemisphere consultations on defense and economic issues. He tied the matter to potential air base questions and Monroe doctrine concerns, noting full information was not yet gathered and a Havana consultative meeting was planned for July 20.
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Washington
Hull
Martinique
Tha
cSt Nees
United States
Latin America
Germany
Havana
Willkie Plans Colorado Vacation Tour With Carr Aides
Republican presidential nominee Wendell Willkie will visit Colorado for about two weeks. Governor Ralph L. Carr hosts with Mrs. Willkie and son Philip aboard a United Air Lines charter. They will start in Denver with a press conference, visit Colorado Springs, Gunnison country, Alma for a fish fry, Montrose, Electra Lake, Durango, and possible return via Trail Ridge road or flights to Albuquerque and Cheyenne.
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Wendell L. Willkie
Colorado
Ralph L. Carr
Willkie
Philip
Willkies
United Air Lines
Carr
Broadmoor
Colorado Springs
Republican State Central Committee
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Alma
Mountain Sports Center
Montrose
Red Mountain Pass
Electra Lake
Durango
San Luis Valley
Trail Ridge
Albuquerque
N.M
Cheyenne
Wyo
Henry W. Thornton
Polar Front Slips Reduces Midwest Heat
Kansas City reports a cooler July with the polar front far south of normal and record lows. Met official J Ross Lloyd notes the southward front and unsettled patterns may persist while heat returns may bring 100 degree days later. Phoenix meanwhile endures a blistering heat wave with highs near 113 to 115.
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Kansas City
Midwest
Weather Bureau
J. Ross Lloyd
Mercury
Guymon
Okla
Phoenix
Ariz
Missouri Valley
Summer Closing Hours Take Effect Monday
Law renc business houses will shift closing to 5 o clock through September 3. Stores will close at 5 and reopen until 9 on Saturdays under the plan.
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Lawrenc
French Fleet Arrives at Toulon Amid Armistice Tensions
Reports from Grenoble say battle fleet survivors from Oran arrived at Toulon as two more French ships were sunk. Strasbourg and six other vessels were said to be at the base, while details of Rigault de Genouilly and Frondeur losses emerged. Authorities deny British claims about Commandant Teste and vow to keep Mediterranean bases armed.
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France
Oran
Toulon
le Petit Dauphinois
Strasbourg
George Leygues
Rigault de Gerouilly
Algiers
Frondeur
Crete
Mediterranean
Ger- Seay
Italy
Vichy
Germany
Lé Petit Dauphinois
Bizerte
Ajaccio
Mers El-Kebir
Italy Joins Germany in Temporary French Release
Official sources reported Pi-Italy agreed to release France temporarily from obligations to implement armistice disarmament terms on air and naval forces in the Mediterranean. A telegram from Italy and a French wire crossed in transit. A government spokesman said lawmakers would push back a constitutional assembly to Tuesday. Naval minister barred French officers from wearing British decorations.
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Vichy
France
Italy
Germany
Mediterranean
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
British Navy and RAF strike Italian ships and Sicilian airfield
War bulletins state naval and RAF planes attacked Italian warships in Tobruk harbor Libya and attacked a Sicily Ca tania airdrome burning hangars and workshops. An official note says the largest war supply orders have been placed in the United States and Canada involving many millions of pounds. Premier Gigurtu in Bucharest asserts his Nazi government will not forget. Reuters reports a new Germany Greece economic pact increasing import export quotas.
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British Admiralty
Tobruk
Libya
R.A.F
Catania
Sicily
United States
Canada
Bucharest
Gigurtu
Nation
Reuters
Athens
Germany
Greece
Air Raids on Both Sides Reap Lives
London reports ongoing air attacks as Britain and Germany clash across the coast and med, with Gibraltar under warning. British spieers downed two Heinkel bombers while raids hit the south coast and northeast Scotland. Civilian casualties total 115, with 39 in the Channel Islands. German losses exceed 146. Britain orders 300,000 men from the 1909 class to register, raising total armed forces to over four million.
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Britain
Germany
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
England
Air Ministry New Service
Air Ministry
Royal Air Force
Pec Ly
Scotland
Channel Islands
Germany Surprised by U S Monroe Doctrine Note
Berlin reports Germany expresses surprise at U S stance on territorial changes in the western hemisphere. Foreign office sources say Germany did not intend to acquire territories and view Hull note as inapplicable. Berlin-Rome-Tokyo article warned American policy may shape Europe Americas economic ties.
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Germany
Hull
United States
Reich
England
France
Donald Heath
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Foreign Office
America
United’ States
Italy
Japan
Soviet Union
French Alexandria Fleet To Meet British Demands
British sources say the French fleet at Alexandria is near agreeing to terms set by Britain. Vice Admiral Godfroy has more time to decide as Britain insists no ship leaves port to avoid potential capture by German or Italian forces.
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Alexandria
Godfroy
Erman
Mers-el- -Kebir
Taters Ride Wide Campaign Promotes Kansas Potatoes
Kansas growers and the industrial commission launched a state campaign for Kansas tasty taters. The drive runs until July 13 with about 1000 dollars spent mainly on newspaper ads. Funds are split with growers matching dollars and the commission supplementing. Carloads shipped show strong market demand, with unwashed potatoes around 90 cents per hundred and washed at 1.10.
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Kansas Industrial’ Commisson
Industrial Commission
Kansas City Packet
The
Idea
Rolla Clymer
United States Department of Agriculture Marketing Service
Kansas City
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Peoria
Marshall
St. Paul
Wheat Flood Hits Kansas City Yards Amid Record Receipts
Kansas City reports show 1 722 cars of newly harvested wheat arriving today, 89 more than last year. The day follows a 3 076 car record, totaling 22 750 000 bushels and lifting fresh crop movement to 16 000 000 bushels in ten days as ideal southwest weather promises another strong day Monday.
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Kansas City
Students Fly 200 Hours First Week in Summer Program
Sixty civilian aviation students logged 200 hours in the first week of the summer program with Aviation Director Bill Ashcraft reporting continued high totals despite occasional rough air. In a seven state area 4407 hours were flown during opening week. Twelve KU students have soloed. others to receive flight OK this weekend. Names include Cunningham Pitman Ark Croom Lawrence Ebersole Hutchinson Hackler Oakley Herschman St Joseph Fella Lawrence Jones Caney Menschke Altoona Richardson Fr Scot Ware Lawrence Copeland Kansas City Healey Wichita. Ashcraft passed CAA tests in Kansas City and will train five KU students who completed the preliminary course. The advanced aerobatics course starts July 15.
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Bill Ashcraft
Kansas
O. K
E. W. C. Cunningham
Pitman
Ark
David Croom
Lawrence
Robert Ebersole
Hutchinson
Harold Lynn Hackler
Oakley
St. Joseph
Leonard Fella
Warren Jones
Caney
Margaret F. Menschke
Altoona
Robert J. Richardson
Fair Weather Stays In Kansas For Now
Topeka reports fair weather will continue with only possible scattered showers in west and extreme north central counties Sunday. Moisture is not expected to amount to much, though corn and row crops need rain. Temperatures near normal with highs around 94 to 98 degrees and lows near 65 tonight.
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Topeka
Kansas
S. D. Flora
Elkhart
Tribune
Czechoslovak Army Aids British Defense Planned
Eduard Benes cables that the Czechoslovak army will aid in defending the British Isles. He reports evacuation of Czecho-Slovak forces from France completed with two thirds of infantry and all aviators in the Battle of France. About 2000 civilian refugees evacuated to England with urgent medical supplies and refugee aid.
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New York
Eduard Benes
Czechoslovakia
British Isles
France
Benes
William Jay Schieffelin
American Friends of Czechoslovakia
England
Hog Prices Reach Eight-Month High in Chicago Market
Hog prices rose in Chicago trading on July 6 with gains up to 10 cents pushing the top to 6.65 dollars, matching an eight month high.
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Chicago
Mint Goes to Extra Shifts to Meet Coin Demand
Washington reports the U S Mint plans extra shifts at the Denver facility to handle a surge in small coins. Officials cite vending machines slot machines phonographs and sales taxes boosting demand while the mint previously ran at high capacity during World War I.
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U. S
Washington
Bureau of
Denver
Mark Skinner
America
Hill Reelected President of Memorial Union Board
Irving Hill was re elected president of the Memorial Union corporation at a noon meeting of the Kansas University board of directors in the K U building. New board members include Carter Butler Arthur Cromb William Farmer and O Thene Huff.
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Irving Hill
Memorial Union’ Corporation
K.U
Union
Porter Fone
Kansas City
Balfour S. Jeffrey
Topeka
Henry Werner
M. L.breidenthal
Fred Ellsworth
Karl Klooz
Ap A
F. Hosford
Stock Market Index Rises to 41.3 in Latest Update
The stock market index for sixty stocks climbed to 41.3 yesterday from 41.2, signaling modest gains in overall market sentiment. Investors watched broad benchmarks as shares edged higher in light trading.
Willkie Chooses Colorado for Vacation Ahead of McNary Talks
Willkie selects Colorado as vacation site and plans two weeks in Denver after a phone with Governor Ralph Carr. He resumes talks with a 12 man Republican subcommittee to form a three man campaign board and will confer with Senator Charles L. McNary in Washington on Monday.
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Colorado
McNary
New York
Wendell L. Willkie
Denver
Tuesay
Ralph Carr
Republican National Committee
Charles L. McNary
Oregon
Washington
Rep
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Massachusetts
House
Samuel W. Pryor, Jr
Connecticut
New Yorker's Direct Program Brings Noted Conductor to Camp Concerts
The Sunday concerts at Midwest Music camp feature guest conductor Dr. Charles ONeill from Potsdam NY, assisted by Prof. Karl Kuersteiner, with orchestral and band performances planned. ONeill, famed for English bearing and exacting standards, leads daily rehearsals and will direct both band and orchestra in tomorrow's events after a week of intense study.
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Russell L. Wiley
Midwest
Wiley
Charles O’neill
Potsdam
N. Y
State College of New York
Canadian Army Band
Dr. O'Neill
Royal Academy
England
McGill University
Montreal
Quebec
United States
Wisconsin University
Karl Kuersteiner
K. U. Symphony Orchestra
Hoch
Camp
Fowler Grove
O’neill
Wheat Test Made In South Central Kansas 49
A federal and state survey released today shows south central Kansas wheat tested heavier but with lower protein than 1939. Among 112 samples from Edgway, Kingman, Kiowa, Pawnee, Reno and Stafford counties, protein averaged 12.8 percent and weight 57.3 pounds per bushel, vs 14.6 percent and 57.0 pounds last year.
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Topeka
Kansas
Federal
Edwangey
Kingman
Kiowa
Pawnee
Reno
Stafford
East Central
Allen
Anderson
Bourbon
Coffey
Crawford
Linn
Lyon
Miami
Osage
Wabaunsee
North Central
Jewell
Philips
Republic
Smith
Weather outlook Kanena Fair with scattered storms
Kanena forecast calls for fair tonight and Sunday with scattered afternoon thunder showers in the west and far north. Temperatures trend warmer south and extreme west tonight, then mainly fair Sunday with a midweek shower period and near normal to slightly above temperatures.
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