Churchill urges peaceful end to China Japan war with Burma accord
London reports Prime Minister Churchill offered good offices for a peaceful settlement of the China Japan war. Britain concluded a temporary Burma road accord with Japan to curb war supplies to China while preserving China’s status. He warned against mass child emigration and said the refugee project was postponed not abandoned.
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London
Churchill
Great Britain
Those of Commons
Britain
Japan
Burma
China
Leslie Hore-Belisha
Burma Road
United States
Soviet Russia
Hongkong
British Isles
Dominions
Hong Kong
Spear East
Dr Reisner Dies Former Atchison Editor Pastor of Broadway Temple
Dr Christian F Reisner a 68 year old Methodist Episcopal minister and former city editor of the Daily Champion Atchison died after a major operation He helped pioneer church billboard advertising and once disclosed how to spot a speakeasy Funeral services will be held at the Broadway Temple in New York with bishops and ministers assisting. body to be taken to Atchison for burial.
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New York
Christian F. Reisner
Broadway
Daily Champion
Atchison, Kan
Temple
Reisner
Ensworth Reisner
Strath- Moor
Methodist Church of
McEnaught Ouster Case Heard By Topeka Court
Commissioner Harris has taken the case under advisement after a week of hearings in which Attorney General Parker seeks the ouster of Topeka Police Chief Charles D. McEnaught. Mayor John Vial Scott testified about a campaign donor offer and McEnaught’s denial. Final arguments will be scheduled, with court findings to follow.
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Tope
S ‘ Court
Fred ™Ris
Jay S. Parker
Charles D. McEnaught
Topeka
John Vial Scott
McKnaught
Scott
McKnaugh
Harris
Kansas Delegates Praise Efficient Convention System In Chicago
Kansans at the Chicago convention praise the "Kansas System" for ticket control and smooth sessions. Mrs Georgia Sgaw and Brodrick run headquarters circulating tickets one by one. Kansas women attend tea shows and a federation breakfast. Bob George’s Missouri vice presidential campaign draws private discontent among some delegates. Blanche Cooper, Brodrick’s secretary, reports long hours at the Palmer House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas
Brodrick
Georgia
Knsas
Tinois Federation of Women’s Clubs
Georgia Clark
Bob George
Lebo
Lloyd C. Stark
Missouri
Bob
Stark
George
Blanche Cooper
Palmer House
Beves Foster A Blaze Keep Firemen Away
Oshkosh fire crews battle a stubborn blaze at a Wisconsin barn on July 18 as residents report bees aiding the flames with a curious cooperative effort. Local authorities warn against nearby hazards while the cause is under investigation.
Bees Attack Firefighters After Barn Blaze
A fire at Henry Berholtz's barn drew thousands of angry bees that swarmed the fire department as they battled the flames. Firemen withdrew when overwhelmed, allowing the barn to burn while a sand sea stretched from the Gulf of Mexico. The article notes Dr. Wetmore explaining how birds evolved from reptiles with jaws and teeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Berholtz
Gulf of Mexico
Wetmore
Kansas Birds With Teeth Described by Smithsonian Expert
Dr. Alexander Wetmore reported on six foot long ancient birds with teeth found in fossil remains across Kansas. He said these were the oldest true birds traceable in North America, living as dinosaurs faded and the Midwest landscape changed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kansas
Alexander ‘Wetmore
Smithsonian Institution
North American
Midwest
De Soto Notes on Local Visits and Nuptials
Mr and Mrs George T Crawford of Kansas City visited Mrs Crawford’s parents Mr and Mrs Edwin D Morgan and honeymooned on Lake Superior shores. Esther Morgan to wed Virgil Ellis of De Soto on January 6 and will live in De Soto. Lyle Morgan of Los Angeles announces the birth of their child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Crawford
Kansas City
de Soto
de Soto Rural High School
Lyle Morgan
Los Angeles
Local residents noted for visits and illness in Johnson Leavenworth area
Reports list Mrs. Soule’s illness in Farmington with care from J. Will Baker, visits by Mrs. Baker and others from Kansas City and St. Joseph. Family updates include Mrs. Gardner’s illness at Valley Falls, travel notes for Mr. Chappell and Ed Williams, and several weekend guests in Lawrence and Gardner.
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Merly
Pearl
Johnson and Leaven’north County
A. J. Will Baker
F. E. Soule
George" Bro
St. Joseph
Pa Seaton
Seaton
Jay
Yarnell
Kansas City
Rs. Jacob
Shellacson
Morgan
John Chappell
Kasas City
Ed Williams
Nevada
Chappell
Giebner
Ressa Gardner
Valley Falls
Kate ‘Penner
Lawrence
H. Penner
Penner
Clifford Eisele
Russell Midgett
Mrs Tackwell Visits Kin Then Trips To Marysville
Mrs Tackwell drove to Frankfort Saturday to visit her parents and then proceeded to Marysville to see her sister She was escorted home by two nieces Margret Mary Jean and Mary Lewis Nork who will stay about two weeks They spent Monday with Marjorie Cooper in Kansas City Also Mrs Vernon Williams spent several days last week in Lawrence with her daughter Mrs Marie Carlson who was acutely ill
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Cunninghen
McKinley Keegan
Gardner
Oscar Kobler
Olivia
Minnesota
Ralph
Fred Morse
Iowa
Ralph Morse
Isabelle Dickinson
Bonner Springs
Ed. Morse
Warlie Cunningham
Alice Gregory
Kansas City
Charles Dicken
David Casteel
Tonganoxie
Fred Zellers
Zellers
Alice Linden
EA Burke
Jackie
Manhattan
Tackwell
Helen Kelley
Wright- Freeman
E. Freeman
Americus
Charles Dolyer
Iebo Ro
Roy Chambers
Roy
Chambers
Nola Chambers
City
Marjorie Middleton
Billy Middleton
Bille
C. O. ‘Tackwell
Frankfort
Marysville
Igaret MaryJorie Jean
Mary Lewis Nork
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DR. Reisner
Atchison
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Bie
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Electrolux
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Kansas Public Service Company ‘Your Gas Company
L. T. Harris
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Teday
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