Indictment sought in German agent case linked to Hoehne
Acting U S Attorney says new material will be presented to the grand jury to indict Dr Herbert Hoehne for failing to register as a German agent. The inquiry also weighs action against San Francisco Consul General Fritz Wiedemann and Chancellor Herman Loeper over alleged consular mail efforts and coded material. Captain Wiedemann, Hitler aide turned consul general, is cited in prior spy trial connections.
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Los Angeles
U.S
William Palmer
Grand Jury
Herbert Hoehne
Sence
Washington
Fritz ‘Wiedemann
Herman ‘Loeper
San Francisco
Hoehner
U. S
David Head
Palmer
Hoehne
Loeper
Buenos Aires
Foreign Office
Berlin
Germany
Mexico
Panama
Guatemala
Americas
Emil Wolff
Balbao
C. Z
Wolff
Venezuela
Wiedemann
Pantik
Yokohama
Latin -America
Adolf Hitler
Nazi Supreme Council
Hitler
London
Chamberlain
Lord Halifax
Munich
New York
Gustave Rumrich
Appeals to Roosevelt on Midwest industrial balance
Governor Payne Ratner appeals to President Roosevelt asking to locate defense industries in the Midwest to balance eastern expansion. He argues Kansas and the Midwest depend on agriculture and seek a robust industrial base to ease farm problems and spur regional prosperity. Ratner offers to travel to Washington with state industrial development data.
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Topeka
Payne Ratner
Roosevelt
Middle West
Ratner
Midwest
Meni
Kansas
United States
Washington
State Industrial Development Commission
Reynaud Appears in Public With Bandaged Head at Vichy
Former French premier Paul Reynaud made his first public appearance since a June 28 automobile accident near Montevelier. He attended a session of the chamber of deputies in Vichy to approve a new constitution while his head remained bandaged.
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Vichy
France
Paul Reynaud
Montevelier
Reynaud
Chamber of Deputies
Peggy Shannon Wins Divorce From Actor Alan Davis
Peggy Shannon former actress wins a divorce from Alan Davis in Los Angeles court. She accuses him of laziness citing he was too busy playing to work. Shannon, from Pine Bluff Arkansas, and Davis married fourteen years ago.
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Peggy Shannon
Los Angeles
Alan Davis
Miss Sharman
Pine Bluff, Ark
Davis
Oklahoma City July 9 primary field shapes up for nine Congress seats
Oklahoma voters face a large primary with nine congressional seats up for grabs and state offices selected. Notable candidates include Will Rigers aiming for a fifth term, former Governor Alfalfa Bill Murray seeking his first post in years, and incumbents Phil Ferguson Charles Knox and Ross Rizley navigating strong GOP opposition amid fiscal concerns from Governor Phillips.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
National Defense
Will Rigers
Moore
William H
Bill” Murray
Phil Ferguson
Woodward
Er. W. Marland
Congress
Charles E. Knox
Enid
Ferguson
Ross Rizley
Guymon
Capital Difficulties of a Political Democracy Forum
Dr Walter E Sandelius professor of political science speaks at the Memorial Union main lounge at 7 o clock tonight. The student forum is open to the public as part of a weekly series on how the world situation affects democracy.
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Walter E. Sandelius
Memorial Union
Guernsey Cow Golden Rose May Royal Sold for 225
Bernice Wiggins sold a registered Guernsey cow named Golden Rose May Royal to Octave Jacqmain of Ft. Smith Arkansas. The prize winning cow produced over 500 pounds butterfat yearly for three years and helped Wiggins win two state 4 H production contests with trips to national shows.
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James Wiggins
Octave Jacqmain
Ft. Smith
Ark
Golden
Rose
May Royal
Miss Wiggins
Jacqmain
Columbus
Dallas
Tex
Wiggins
Lawrence
Dem rally in Kansas City names Milliigan for U S Senate
In Kansas City a Democratic rally features Former Senator James A Reed introducing Maurice M Milli gan as the party nominee for U S senator. He asks who will run the nation for the next eight years and the crowd shouts Willkie.
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Kansas City
James A. Reed
Maurice M. Milligan
U.S
Willkie
Kansas City I C C agent dies in Wichita hotel room
John L. Strong age 58 a service agent for the Interstate Commerce Commission based in Kansas City Mo died in his Wichita hotel room Monday. Survivors include his widow and a daughter.
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Wichita
John L. Strong
Kansas City
Interstate Commerce Commission
Treasury taps commercial banks for cash reserves
The U S treasury, amid plans to raise funds by bond sales, notified commercial bank depositaries in the New York district it would withdraw 14 439 000. Across the nation in the last two weeks it called for about 234 407 000 from commercial bank accounts, leaving balances at 572 000 000. Normally it uses government balances in federal reserve banks as its primary reserve.
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New York
United States Treasury
Treasury
Federal Reserve District
Federal Reserve Banks
Strong Man Praised for Helping After Oil Drum Vanishes
Santa Cruz July 9 Mike Morelli assistant game warden stopped on the highway to help two women load a 50 gallon drum of oil into their car. A bystander praised his strength and he blushed. Later an oil company driver reported a drum missing from the highway.
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Santa Cruz
Calif
Mike Morelli
Mike
Two American Youths Wounded in Election Battle Improve
In Mexico City on July 9 two American youths gravely wounded in Sunday's election clash were reported improving. Attending physicians held hope for recovery. The injured were Edward J. Mallen Jr of Franny Wyoming and Leonard Durso a Georgetown University student from Union City. The Journal World Classified Pay is noted as the busiest marketplace in town.
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Mexico City
Edward J. Mallen, Jr
Franny
Wyo
Leonard Durso
Georgetown
Union City
Retirement Not Easy For Ex-Secretary Woodring
Topeka July 9 Former secretary of war Harry H Woodring finds retirement from public life harder than expected with a desk piled with letters showing broad support for non intervention and a busy schedule ahead including a Chamber of Commerce dinner at 7 30 pm NBC Blue. He plans to organize his papers from his terms as secretary of war and as Kansas governor.
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Topeka
Harry H. Woodring
Woodring
Kansas
Chamber of Commerce
Weigand Named Acting Supervisor Of WPA Education
Irene Weigand of Wichita begins duties as acting supervisor of adult education for the WPA and state board of education in Topeka. She succeeds Ira E. McConnell who resigned to become state merit examination supervisor. Weigand has been district adult education director at Wichita. Headquarters will be in Topeka.
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Topeka
Irene Weigand
Wichita
WPA
State Board of Education
Ira E. McConnell
Weigand
Veteran Minister Dies in Wichita After Brief Illness
The Rev. William V. Burns aged 74, a retired Methodist minister with 54 years of Kansas service, died after a brief illness. His pastorates included Lakin Spearville Gueda Springs Pratt Wichita El Dorado Newton Great Bend Iola Olathe and Herington. Survivors are his widow three daughters and a son.
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William V. Burns
Kansas
Lakin
Spearville
Gueda Springs
Pratt
el Dorado
Newton
Great Bend
Iola
Olathe
Herington
Baldwin News social notes include travels and weddings
Billy Campbell visits McLouth with friends. Miss Mary Williams returns from Milwaukee after attending the N E A and resumes KU summer studies. Earl Kirker visits Chicago home before spending the week there. Mrs Kirker accompanies him. Mrs Grace Black and nephew Dale Martin visit Mrs J W Dorcas in Ottawa. Dr and Mrs Mark Ballard plan a three week Northwest trip with daughters Suzanne and Marilyn joining to Hutchinson. Ballard’s father will join in Denver. Ethel Watkins attends Milwaukee N E A then heads to Evans- ton for summer grad work. Betty Ebright has an appendectomy in Kansas City and recovers well with her parents. Dr and Mrs Wallace Fleming and Mrs Harriet W Ruble visit after time in Salina and Oklahoma City. Baker connections noted with Dr Fleming’s 14-year presidency. Mrs Clarence Kimball escorts Baker prospects to Baldwin for a noon luncheon. Mr and Mrs A Deel visit Kansas City for Mrs Deel’s birthday tea. Samuel Deel Jr returns to Kansas City. Elaine Davis marries Arthur Sparks at Country Club Christian Church in Kansas City.
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McLouth
Mary
Margaret Williams
Milwaukee
National Education Association
University of Kansas
Earl Kirker
Chicago
Mark D. Ballard
Yellowstone Park
Glacier Park
Northwest
Suzanne
Marilyn
Hutchinson
Mont Ballard
Denver
Ballard
W. J. Halliday
New York City
Ethel’ Watkins
Baldwin High School
Evanston
Betty Ebright
Bethany Hospital
Kansas City
Kan
Ebright
Wallace B. Fleming
Fleming
Harriet W. Ruble
Buckhartton
W. Va
Salina
Oklahoma City
Baker
Clarence ©. Kimball
Baldwin
Pine Room
A. Deel
Philip Barnthouse
Wedding of Miss and Groom Ties Local Honor Societies
The ceremony was officiated by Dr. George Hamilton Combs. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lowell M Davis of Bartlett, graduated from Baker University with Alpha Pi Omega and Phi Mu memberships. The groom, a University of Kansas graduate, belonged to Sigma Chi and Phi Delta Phi. Phi Mu members helped at a Brookside hotel reception. The couple will reside in Hutchinson after a Minnesota trip.
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Lowell. M. Davis
Bartlett
Baker University
Alpha Pi Omega
Phi Mu
University of Kansas
Sigma Chi
Phi Delta Phi
Brookside Hotel
Katherine , Lawrence
Hutchinson
Helen Mekemsome
Parsons
Marjorie Leech
Topeka
Patricia Tice
Kansas City
Dorothy McCammon
Eureka
Jeanne Hollis
Overbrook
Arlene Horne
Baldwin
Sparks
Hme
Minnesota
Paul Bruner
Muskogee
Okla
Remove Rail Spikes in Pennsylvania Tampering Case
Pennsylvania railroad officials disclosed that spikes had been removed from tracks on the Washington New York line near Stanton Delaware in what they called malicious tampering A conference of investigators was held in Baltimore with suspicion that the tampering was done by someone skilled in railroad signal mechanics
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Pennsylvania
Wilmington
Del
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington-New York
Stanton
Baltimore
Dutch Store Manager Sentenced by German Court Martial
Dordrecht store manager who urged his women employees not to date or talk with German soldiers was sentenced to three years in prison by a German court martial. The sentence was handed down today during wartime occupation procedures.
French Officers Cross into Palestine to Join British Forces
About 6000 French officers including Gen. Eugene Mittelhauser’s staff reportedly crossed the border from Syria into Palestine and joined British forces, according to a dispatch dated July 9.
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Ankara
Syria
Eugene Mittelhauser
Palestine
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