Hungary Told to Wait Before Pressing Transylvania Claim
Munich reports say Hungary was told by Hitler and German Italian ministers to hold its Transylvania demand and not upset the Balkan balance. Talks covered axis unity, Balkans integration, and no rush on revisionist claims, with Russia wary of delay on Bessarabia.
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Romania
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Ruehrerbau
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Turkey
Europe
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Four Ships Purchased From Italy Released by British
Swedish communique says four destroyers seized June 20 off the Faroe Islands by a British naval detachment were released after a Swedish protest and British payment of damages. On July 8 bombs were dropped near them off the Norwegian coast but caused no hits. Britain expressed regret for the mistaken action.
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Stockholm
Italy
Faroe Islands
Britain
Record corn crop forecast hinges on rain in Shawnee County
Topeka July 10. U Shawnee county will have one of the best corn crops in history if rain comes soon. County Farm Agent Preston Hale said some farmers have started irrigating tassled plants and the crop will need water within the next week to come through.
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Topeka
Shawnee County
Preston Hale
Hale
Oklahoma City Democrats renominate Ferguson rivals in light 1938 vote
Oklahoma City reports renominations in eight congressional districts led by Phil Ferguson of Woodward who defeated E W Marland and Orville Savage. Will Rogers wins the at large race with 100,692 votes to Murray 70,438. Other incumbents Renominated include Disney Nichols Cartwright Boren Monroney Johnson Massingale.
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Murray
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Phil Ferguson
Woodward
Rogers
Ferguson
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Perry J
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Wesley Disney
Jack Nichols
Wilbur Cartwright
Lyle Boren
Mike Monroney
Jed Johnson
Sam Massingale
Ross, Rizley
Guyman
Charles E. Knox
Enid
Knox
Fire kills twelve circus animals in Ventura California
In Ventura on July 10 a spectacular fire at Louis Goebel's Thousand Oaks facility killed twelve Hagenbeck Wallace circus animals including seven tigers three camels and two elephants named Sally and Queenie. Five lions were rescued and hundreds of other big cats and animals were displaced with losses estimated around 15000 dollars.
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Calif
Sally
Queenie
Louis Goebel
Thousand Oaks
Queénie
Beeen
Paramount Studio
Dorothy Lamour
Burma
Hagenbeck-Wallace
Goebel
Revenue Agent Resigns to Join Burke Campaign
Charles E. Young of Wichita resigned as chief of field agents in Kansas Internal Revenue and will become campaign manager for William H. Burke, Democratic candidate for governor. Young, a Westphalia banker and Democrat, served on the state board of administration with Burke in the Huxman administration.
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Charles E. Young
Department of Internal Revenue For
Kansas
William H. Burke
Young
Westphalia
State Board of Administration
Burke
Huxman
Birthday song cheers for Chancellor Malott at work
Chancellor Deane W. Malott received birthday greetings including a Western Union singogram while at his office. He commented on Grace Moore’s voice and noted plans after returning from California meetings. He will join his family in Hawaii next week departing Tuesday.
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Hallie Harris
University
Western Union
Grace Moore
California
Malott
Hawaii
Lawrence
Bridge demolition begins on Loomis farm crossing
Work started Saturday to tear out the old rainbow style bridge over Big Stranger Creek at the Loomis farm. The structure, built over 60 years ago, sits on stone piers and is being removed.
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Lawrence
Topeka
Big Stranger’ Creek
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Edgar Martin
Robert Pickens
Martin
Basehor
Kan
the Baptist Church
Lewis Shufflep
Atchison
Bud Miller
Charles E. Miller
Memorial Hospital
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Fred Kuckock
Kuckock
Akron
Alice Spoor
Waterford
Con
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C. ‘A. Ball
The
Christian Church
Rebekah Club
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Arville Pearson
Bertha Marshall
Elsie Marshall
Ida Tweed
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Carter
George Cline
Joe Leon Metlewski
Los Angeles
Cal
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Kansas
August Metlewski
Tonganokie
Conrad Wulfenkuhler
Anna Schmeckle
Leavenworth
Nelson Quisenberry
Kansas City
Carolyn Elizabeth Jenkins
Jewett Monroe Fulkerson
J. C. Wooten
William Reese
Billie Lou Reese
Virginia, Minn
Loomis Farm
Lighthouse Marks Spot Where Columbus Landed
The Dominican Republic hosts a Pan American Union sponsored project to build a lighthouse memorial for Christopher Columbus. Plans include an airport museum and Columbus library with a tomb for the explorer, marking Hispaniola as his early American center.
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Christopher Columbus
21 Ree Publics
Pan American Union
Dominican Republic
Hispaniola
America
Trylon
Columbus
Picnic and visits dot Vinland area on Fourth of July
Mrs. Ross Stone and family Evelyn and Charlene Watkins and Burdette Smith and Alvin Hallmark of Lawrence joined a Baldwin lake picnic. Numerous local families, including Reece Hyland and Hubbard households, visited over the weekend and fourth. The library schedule shifts to Wednesday afternoons beginning July 31, and area residents share fireworks in Lawrence.
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Ross Stone
Evelyn and
Charlene Watkins
Burdette Smith
Alvin Hallmark
Lawrence
Baldwin Lake
J. C. Reece
Caroline Hyland
Kansas City
W. E. Hoskinson
Alice Stanwix
Katherine Cummings
Topeka
Arnold Hayes
Charles Hubbard
Perry. Stevens
Wilbur ‘Olmstead
Jackie
John Laughlin
H. J. Hicks
Charles Hicks
Linwood
H. W. Hemphill
George Kelly
Martha. J
Eliza Hyland
Baldwin
Ed Hyland
Martha Kelly
Roy Johnson
Den‘ny
W. B. Hoskinson
Bill Deay
George Livengood
R. H. Miller
Altho
Clyde Neely
Ottawa
Neely
Solo Flight Progress Report Among Aviation Class
Thirty-one members of the class of 60 civilian aviation students had logged solo flights by noon. The course has operated two and a half weeks with several early soloists advancing to the advanced stages. Latest soloists include Andrew Mitchell Lawrence Charles O Bry an Lawrence John Goertz Beat rice Jack Conner DeSoto Don Thompson wrence and Earl Wallace Lawrence.
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Lawrence
Charles O’bryan
John Goertz
Beatrice
Neb
Jack Conner
DeSoto
Don Thompson
Wrence
Earl Wallace
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