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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1940

Page

5

Avenol Resigns as League of Nations Secretary General

Geneva reports Joseph Avenol, French secretary-general of the League since 1933, has submitted his resignation effective after a supervisory committee meeting next month. He cites the changing realities of the times and proposes adapting the secretariat to non-political work while economies are pursued.

Geneva Joseph A. G. Avenol Avenol League Mussolini Rome Japan Germany Italy Albania Austria Czechoslovakia Poland Britain France London Paris Ae Avenol Associated Press League of Nations

Cookies and Iced Coffee Nog Feature Weekend Menu

The menu highlights Honey Drop Cookies made with almonds citron and honey, with instructions for batter and baking. Iced Coffee Nog serves eight, combining brown sugar coffee cream and egg yolks with whipped cream. Sunday menu includes breakfast lunch and dinner items centered on coffee desserts.

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Market Basket Prize Awarded to Mrs Medhurst

Mrs Dora Medhurst of 929 Connecticut Street won the Market Basket prize for her pickle recipe. The method uses cucumbers onions peppers and spices, with salt and cider vinegar simmered then jarred for seven pints.

Mrs. Medhurst Dora Medhurst Connecticut Street Market Basket

Local Social News and Visits Missing Details

Sunday evening visits at the Ernest Kampschroeder home are noted. Mentions of guests Rev and Mrs E F Boehringer from Abilene, meals with Chris Kraft and the Kraft family, and various family visits and illnesses. No church services due to Forrest Park summer assembly. several residents travel to Nevada Mo and nearby towns.

Lawrence Ernest Kampschroeder Ome August Walter W. H. Anderson A. H. Kampschroeder Homde Stull Evangelical ‘Church Forrest Park Topeka E. F. Boehringer Abilene Chris Kraft Rita Marie Anderson Land Kampschroeder Ray

Paris Restores Normal Life After Occupation

Paris returns to daily life six weeks after Nazi occupation began. Curfew eased to 11 p.m. restaurants night clubs and bars reopen with German soldiers in the city. Food supplies improve wages resume mail service banks reopen theaters and film shows resume though Jews and Negroes are excluded from casts. German newsreels dominate screens.

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Local Social Notes From Worden and Vicinity

Sunday guests at the Oscar Nuffer home in Worden included jam and family. Several residents traveled to Colorado for extended visits while others hosted threshers and cooked at various farms. Mr and Mrs Asa Postma visited Washington Creek and gatherings continued at the W H Anderson and Mary Lavin homes. Multiple families, including the Murphy and Kampschroeder households, are noted for visits and illnesses as Evangelical church events approach in late July and early August.

Jam Oscar Nuffer Worden George Forrester Barbara Jean Peggy Ann Colorado Katherine Brass Henry Keohlar Henry Deister Mary Lavin Donald Murphy Topeka William Murphy Asa Postma Washington Creek Walter Ham Willam Murphy Lawrence Kupper

Local visitors call on O A Bidinger home

Mrs Cloyd Dreyer of Kansas City and Mrs Roy Deskin visited Thursday morning at the O A Bidinger home with Mr and Mrs Chris Kraft in attendance.

Cloyd Dreyer Kansas City Roy Deskin O.A. Bidinger Chris Kraft Mir

Smith says he means it wearing Willkie button

Alfred E. Smith Jr. wore a Wendell Willkie campaign button on his coat lapel in New York. When asked if he truly supports Willkie he replied I certainly do. The younger Smith, son of the 1928 Democratic candidate, is an independent Democrat elected to the New York City council.

New York Alfred E. Smith, Jr Wendell Willkie Smith Young Smith New York City

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