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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1943
Page
5
Community clubs hold meetings and dinners across the week at venues such as The Hearth and Colonial. Betty Faye Baysinger and Wendell Robb wedding details are given with attendants, ceremony at 3 oclock Sunday July 4 and reception at the bride’s home.
Rev Charles Rowe officiates a double ring ceremony in Clarinda Ia. followed by a reception for relatives and out of town guests. The column lists attendees bridesmaids and relatives visiting and traveling to Kansas City and Lawrence with updates on military assignments and local church activities.
Mr and Mrs W H Rice travel to Washington D C this afternoon to see their daughter Mrs Blackwell Smith and her child Mrs Smith’s husband works in government service and is on a six months overseas assignment visiting eleven is
Vickers Gift Shop at Masa presents Tahiti cut glass dinnerware in sets and open stock patterns, plus leather and fabric photoframes and novelties. Phone 933 available for inquiries and orders.
In Topeka on July 6, Kansas horticulture society secretary George A. Kinkead warned that both peaches and apples will be short this year. The Kansas peach crop is projected at about 16 000 bushels versus 37 000 last year and 90 000 in the 1932 41 average, with national peach yields down about 32 percent. Kansas apple yield is forecast at 500 000 bushels, down from 754 000 last season. Continuous drought and heat stress impact the fruit outlook nationwide and statewide. Farmers are urged to plan early for canning and storage.
Kinkead notes crops down 26 percent nationally with Kansas starting harvest early this week. Northeastern Kansas reports apples fair to good, but Jonathan variety yields will be light.
London observers note the Soviet claim of destroying 586 German tanks in the early thrust and question whether Russia has new anti tank weapons or tactics. Despite a wide attack, bystanders caution against assuming an all out German push as high command reports fierce ground and air fighting.
Reports from London note a renewed struggle with escalating violence and the prospect of a German summer offensive. Commentators weigh the possibility of renewed attacks as tensions rise across the theater.
A clipped wartime line discusses whether Germany planned a full-scale eastern campaign while facing threats from the west, reflecting strategic considerations during a contested period.
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