Germans hold talks with Hitler on war’s turning points
Reports from the German frontier say military leaders reconvened with Adolf Hitler to discuss the Reich’s critical military situation and possible revisions before month’s end. Key points include Rommel pushing for more forces to Normandy and Rundstedt’s cautious strategy, with evacuations in Poland and East Prussia and a fatal aircraft crash in Austria linked to saboteur rumors.
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Germany
Adolf Hitler
Reich
Hitler
Grand Council
Berlin
Norwa
Balkansi
Erwin Rommel
Normandy
Karl Rudolf Gerd von Rundstedt
Vistula
Poland
East Prussia
Pathdrawals
Italy
Rundstedt
Eduard Dietl
Finland
Dietl
Seattler
Austria
Debates Over County Medical Reports for June Totals Spent
June expenditures at Douglas County Medical Service totaled 2014.68 with income of 2012.50. Spending covered doctors 780.70 stores 385 administration 50 transport 4.35 and other items. There were 217 office calls 131 home calls and 684 prescriptions written.
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Dounglas County
Return to private ownership urged in land committee report
Washington July 8 report from a U S Land Committee urges speedy return of lands no longer needed for public use to private owners and proposes tax payments to local subdivisions in lieu of taxes on government held land. The subcommittee led by Rep Peterson cites 455,171,123 acres under federal ownership and calls for homestead entry and veterans rights expansion. Blind lawyer admissions in Topeka include five new attorneys before the state supreme court: Vanlandingham Leostrong Nagby Young and Woods.
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Washington
House
Peterson
D-Fla
House Public Lands Committee
Congress
United States
Arkansas
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Topeka
State Supreme Court
John Edward Vanlandingham
Washburn College
Kingman County
Paul Leostrong
Columbus
Rex O. Nagby
Kansek City
John Ira Young
Salina
Thomas Edward Woods
Ellsworth
Kenneth Brownlee Pleads Guilty to DUI, Fined $100
Kenneth Brownlee pleaded guilty to driving a car on a public highway while under the influence of intoxicating liquor before Judge J. Lane yesterday. He was fined $100 and $5 costs.
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Kenneth’ Brownlee
J.lane
Dewey Homecoming At Quaker Hill Farm in Pawling
Thomas E Dewey the dairy farmer welcomed crowds at his Quaker Hill home in Pawling New York after his nomination as Republican presidential candidate. He praised American community spirit and promised a campaign without venom while noting concerns about a hay crop before rain. Dewey appeared with his wife and two sons and spoke to about 700 neighbors before a family dinner at Dapplemere farm.
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Pawling
Thomas E. Dewey
Thomas E Dewey
New York
Quaker Hill
Dewey
E Dewey
Tommie
Johnnie
Dapplemere Farm
Death of Dr Truett Prince of Preachers and Leader
Dallas Tex July 8 George W Truett 77 longtime pastor of First Baptist Church and former president of the Baptist World Alliance died last night after illness kept him from the pulpit for a year. He led Baptists as Southern Convention president in 1927 and was famed as a global religious figure. Funeral plans were not finalized and his wife three daughters and a brother were at his bedside. Born in Clay County North Carolina he later became a school principal and law student before joining Whitewright Texas and entering ministry.
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Dallas
Tex
George W. Truett
The
Baptist World Alliance
First Baptist Church
Truett
Prince of Preachers
Southern Baptist Convention
Rev
J. L. Truett
Whitewright
Clay County
N.C
Hiawassee, Ga
Truett ordained quickly and Baylor ties noted
The text describes Truett's immediate decision to enter the ministry and his ordination the next day, with graduation from Baylor and affiliations with a Texas Baptist church. It mentions his 1935 world mission tour, and significant church memberships.
Military death notices from 1940s campaign area list
Fragmentary notice lists service members including George M. Ash from Wichita and George C Kuykendall from Fredonia among others, with ranks and locations across the Mediterranean and Southwest Pacific areas. Names include Harris Maupin, Walter Merkline, Cecil Taylor, Byron Bull, and S/Sgt. as designations appear in incomplete form.
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George C. Kuykendall
Fredonia
Harris G. ‘Maupin
Kansas City
Walter J. ‘Merklein
Long Pre
Cecil J. Taylor
Pittsburg
Southwest Pacific Area
Byron B. Bull
Oak Hill
Marrlagh Licenses Transfer Notice in Missouri Filing
In the Douglas area a license transfer is recorded from Wilson to J. S. Moore and Frances Jane Miller, both residents of Smithville Missouri. The filing documents a change in marital or property related rights as noted in the historical notice.
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A. Bi
Wilson
Douglas A Ae
J. 3. Moore
Frances Jane Miller
Smithville, Mo
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