Germany expands front in Atlantic raid and homecoming decried
Berlin reports landings on Ouessant in the Atlantic near Brittany and a raid that adds 30,000 tons of English shipping. The high command claims heavy raids on Aldershot Turnbridge Wells Portland and Greenock with large fires. Goebbels calls for a triumphant Berlin parade as citizens greet returning troops.
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Berlin
Germany
England
Ouessant
Atlantic
Brittany
Land’s End
English Channel
France
Ern
High Command
Turnbridge Wells
Eastbourne
Portland
Greenock
Scotland
Ruhr
Rhine
Channel
Paul Joseph
Goebbels
Lawrence notes on Democratic convention and local events
Fragmented Topeka Capital reminiscences recount Lawrence figures at a Democratic convention, plans for a “Return of Sanity” club, a Willkie for President group, and local railway schedule anxieties. Wanderings include anecdotes about Mrs. Woodring, Brutus Hamilton, and a humorous ink spill event involving a pupil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
County
Willkie
Deaths and Funerals William Edward Wilson
William Edward Wilson, 72, died at his home in North. He is survived by his wife of the home, two sons James D. Wilson of Kansas City Missouri and three daughters Mrs Stella Wilson of Texarkana Texas Hill, Kansas City Kansas. He had eighteen grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Wilson
James D. Wilson
Kansas City
Stella Wilson
Texarkana
Tex
Hill
Kan City
Kan
Miss Ketcham of University Dies in Ohio Funeral
The body of Miss Rosemary Ketcham professor of design at the University was in state from six to seven this evening. Twilight services followed by a scripture reading, prayer, and tribute from Dean Swarthout. The funeral moves to Cincinnati for Saturday services at nine AM and burial at Spring Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Ketcham
Tthe University
R. al Hunt
John Bowers
D. M. Swarthout
Miss Ketcham
Cincinnati
Spring Grove Cemetery
The Journal World Classified Page Market Place
The Journal World Classified Page serves as the busiest market hub for community ads and notices. It gathers a wide range of listings from jobs and housing to services and merchandise, connecting buyers with local sellers daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Roosevelt Nods to Wallace and Farley Nominated at 1936 Convention
The 1936 Democratic convention moves to name Franklin D. Roosevelt and then James Farley as nominees after a protracted, dramatic session. Delegates upend third term rules, back Roosevelt, and vote Farley in amid cheers and boos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA
United States
Chicago
Robert Wagner
New York
Roosevelt
Americas
Elmer Ryan
Minnesota
Alabama
Lister Hill
America
Franklin Delano Roose- Hill
Wallace
Glass
Farley
Arkansas
Virginia
Carter
James A. Farley
James A.farley
Thomas Jefferson
Jim Farley
Massachusetts
Maryland
Millard E. Tydings
Patrick J. Doyle
William H. Barker
Montana
Sen
Burton K. Wheeler
Pato
Joelgett
Sage
Jamies Farley
Frank Walker
New Yorker
Democratic National Committee
Still Hold French Funds
Washington on July 18 Secretary Morgenthau said French funds in the United States would be held pending a determination of what constitutes the French government. He noted he had asked Prof J P Chamberlain of Columbia University to advise him. The only funds released were small monthly sums to maintain the French embassy and consulates. virtually no money has been allowed to return to France.
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Washington
Morgenthau
United States
Treasury
J. P. Chamberlain
Columbia University
France
Willkie Gains Backing From Burke and Democrats
Wendell L. Willkie said he was pleased by Senator Edward R. Burke’s statement of support and noted Burke, with other leading Democrats, would oppose a third term and back Willkie and McNary. The remarks came at a press conference in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Springs
Colo
Cpi
Wendell L. Willkie
Edward R. Burke
Burke
Willkie
McNary
Cars Collide at Seventh and Massa Intersection
Two cars came together at the intersection of Seventh and Massa in an unspecified incident. No injuries or citations were provided in the readable text. Police and witnesses offered brief accounts of the collision and traffic impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh and
Massa
Road Incident Delays Traffic Near Chusetts Street
At about 11 o'clock this morning two machines collided but injuries are not reported. Neither machine was badly damaged though traffic was tied up for a few minutes.
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Chusetts Street
New Airste service cuts New York flight time
Kansas City to New York air service begins next Saturday reducing eastbound time by 1 hour 13 minutes and westbound by 50 minutes with a 15 minute stop in Chicago. The Imogen destroyer was lost after a collision in dense fog.
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Kansas City
New York
Chicago
W. P. Conroy
Transcontinental Western Air Inc
Baldwin News Chatter Highlights Transfers and Visits
Dr. Nelson P. Horn of Baker College visits Baldwin to oversee college interests and plans a Colorado return. Numerous relatives and friends travel between Baldwin, Wichita, Denver, Kansas City, and Ottawa for visits and work.
Local Social Notes Mention Trips and Family Visits
Mackey F. W. Berelter made a business trip to Kansas City last Tuesday. Mrs C A Stokes and Billy Painter of Lawrence are visiting at Mrs W H Mohler’s home. Clarence Hummelgaard and daughter stay with Mrs Lulu North after returning from an overland trip. Leonard Anderson and family and Lydia Allison of Linwood visited Roy Allison’s family Thursday. W H Mohler was ill last week with a carbuncle or hip arm.
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Nelson P. Horn
Baker
Indian Hills
Denver
Baldwin
Colorado
Lester
Eugene Mauck
Tabor
Laura Preston
Samuel A. Deel
Marguerite Allen
Wichita
Kansas City
Ehe
Deels
Phil
Barnthouse
Miss. Allen
A. L. Ryan
Kan
Ryan
London Heights Methodist Church
Mitchell
Charles.a. Kalb
Raymond Horrell
Pittsburg
Horrells
Kalb
Frank Horrell
Vinland
Elmer
Melverf
Myr
Collins
Wellsville
Colfax
Wash
University of Kansas
Esther Fraser
Frank E. Wolf
Ft. Scott
John Sheridan
Columbia
Ill
Emma Gilham
Sheridan
Lovingier
Ada Marie Frye
Bethany Hospital
Corpus Christi
Tex
Hersparents
F. W. Berelter
C. A. Stokes
Billy Painter
Lawrence
W. H. Mohler
Mohler
Helen
Washington, D. C
Overland Trin
Clarence Hummelgaard
Wheat and livestock markets drift after Ho and weather concerns
Chicago and Kansas City markets show wheat prices ending with fractional losses while corn oats hold. trading activity quiet with minimal outside participation. In Kansas City hogs and cattle move lower on slow demand, with limited steady to weaker bids and mixed beef and sheep prices reflecting unsettled conditions.
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Chicago
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Kansas
Arizona
Kasas City
Nebraska and Missouri cobbler quality reports
The records show mixed quality readings for Nebraska Bills and Missouri Cobblers. Entries indicate fair to good quality levels with price points around 1.40 to 1.60 for some items and 1.00 to 1.10 for others, reflecting variable market conditions.
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Nebraska Bills
Missouri Coblers
Missouri Bills
Ee Cobblers Fair
Kansas City Market Prices Report Fragment
Market notes from Kansas City on July 18 show daily price quotations for produce and poultry. Grain and butterfat figures appear alongside poultry categories with uncertain weights and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Springs
Stock Market Dull On Quiet Day In New York
In New York on July 18 buyers and sellers stood back as trading was muted. The AP reports a list of leading issues showed little movement amid thin activity and tentative interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Market Report Reflects Stagnant Session and Slim Offerings
Traders described a subdued three hour period with turnover near 220000 shares the smallest in 32 years. Bulls and bears held back as commissions lingered awaiting signals, while a few blue chips like U S Steel and United Aircraft attracted mild support. Bonds stayed steady and cotton fell 2 to 4 tenths per bale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
England
U. S. Steel
United Aircraft
American Telephone
Patino Mines
J. C. Penney
Fr Central
International Harvester
Sata
Douglgn Aircraft
Bethlehem Steel
General Motors
Thrifty Habit of Daily Classified Page Reading
A daily routine of checking the classified pages shows thrifty readers consistently seek bargains. The habit highlights ongoing interest in budget finds and secondhand goods.
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Isle
Topeka
Frank ‘McDonald
Shaflower
Harry Woodring
Wood-ring
Lecompton
Bey
Association For
John Brand
Charles B. A Imes
Brand
Holmes -Roosevelt
F.D.R
Holmes
Rutus Hamilton
Harrisonville
Hamilton
K. Iu
University of California
Brutus Hamitor
Cunningham-Mehl
Fresno
Glenn
Lace
Union -Pacific
Porsib
Bf Road
Lawrence Wa
Clothing Company
Alva. B Adams
William Edward Wilson
Roosevelts
National Committee
Barkley
Woodrow Wilson
C.S.T
Gagner
Iowa
Garner
Wright Morrow
Houston
Morrow
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Garber
Tydings
Cooper
Tennessee
Hull
Altho
Treasury Department
Burke's
Ann Burkhart
Mass, “Tel
Startansas City
London
Admiralty
Imogen
Baldwin News
Mackey
Allison-Armstrong
Kansas City Hay Market
al ‘Alfa
Prairie
U. S
California
Idaho
Anna
Scaal
F.S
Eaphilt Sas
Jose Change Am
Can
Daceeetenerseee Commanenen
Smelt & FR
Esseeee Ansteet
Am Tel & Tel
T & Sfl
Etneseee Beth, Steel
Cerro’ de Pasco
Chrysler Corp
Panconey
Ldenrseenenens Od
General Fiedric
U Kennecott
Montgomery - “Ward
Natiry’ Pr
Kh North 'Am Co
Penne
el Phillips Pef
Ears, ' Roebuc
Standard Oil
Union Pacific
West el
Schulz Alackamith
Palm Beach
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