Three Cornered Race For Republican Senate Nomination
Topeka July 28 UP A newspaper publisher a lumberman and a cattleman compete for the Republican senatorial nomination in the August primary. Incumbent Clyde M Reed Parsons publisher former governor and foe of Roosevelt seeks a second term. Challengers are Carl E Friend Lawrence lumberman and former lieutenant governor and Chauncey Dewey Brewster cattleman. Reed and Friend previously sought the governorship in 1942. Schoeppel won, Friend second, Reed third. Reed has long public service including governor 1928, senate 1938, and railway mail service for 30 years. Friend is a Kansas State College graduate and former regents member now in lumber and banking. Dewey, once active in Illinois politics, rode cattle trails in 1900 and now aims to reassert the Monroe Doctrine and encourage policy change.
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Topeka
Clyde M. Reed
Parsons
Roosevelt
Carl E. ‘Friend
Lawrence
Chauncey Dewey
Brewster Bcattleman
Reed
Friend
Andrew Schoeppel
Kansas
Henry J. Allen
Senate
Kansas Court of Industrial Relations
Kansas Public ‘Utilities Commission
U. S. Railway Mail Service
I ‘Rend
State Senate
Kansas State College
Board of Regents
Dewey
Illinois
France
Manhattan
Texas
Santa Fe
Chisholm
Nationalism guides American greatness in Stockholm report
The Stockholm newspaper reports flight of German officials and industries from Warsaw has grown so large that assassinations by Polish patriots go unheeded. It notes two SS leaders Georg Hinner and Hans Harig were found slain and says many officials are disappearing with unclear fate. A district church meeting in Topeka will be attended by Rev. S W Davenport and Kaw Valley Baptist representatives. Shiloh Baptist hosts. Trainloads of livestock and used farm implements have been sold.
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New York
Stockholm
Aftontidningen
Office of War
Warsaw
Georg Hinner
Hans Harig
S.S
S. W. Davenport
Ninth Street
Kaw Valley
Topeks
Shiloh Baptist Church
Jean Xa Ai
El Diablo the flying jeep aids Normandy battles
In Normandy July 18, American troops relied on El Diablo, a small observation plane piloted by Lt. John Holloman. With Lt. Fred Madden directing artillery, the plane pinpointed targets behind German lines, destroying trucks and aiding infantry retreats. The “Diablo” group, active since June 8, flew 40 missions in 36 hours, and earned Eisenhower’s personal commendation plus Major Swenson’s bronze star for planning and leadership.
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Normandy
Doughboys
France
el Diablo
John Holloman
Livingston
Tex
Fred
Luke) Madden
Hazard
Madden
Allan J. Walker
Oakland
Calif
J. Elmore Swenson
Lake City
Eisenhower
Swenson
Meeting set for September 7 and 14 events
Kansas grain car supplies guaranteed for 1944 wheat crop as officials assure no cars withdrawn until marketing. Topeka dispatch notes retab club year committees to be formed with first regular meeting September 7 and inaugural party September 14.
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Il. E. Eby
Ptember
Kansas
Co-Operative Club Picnic At Hutchinson Farm
About 80 persons attended the Co-Operative club picnic held last evening at Dr. R. B. Hutchinson farm on the west bank of Lone Star lake. The final picnic of the summer will be held Thursday August 27, with committee heads Howard Creel M V McBeth and W H Pasewark. The board of directors, old and new, will meet Monday evening August 14 at the home.
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Co-Operative Club
R. B. Hutchinson
Lone Star Lake
Howard Creel
M. V. McBeth
W. H. Pasewark
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Dill
Shafter
Americas
Lazis
Hal Boyle
Nabisco National Biscuit Company
Niagara Falls
Ralph Pine
Mass
Kraft
Wilson’s
Baker
Ohio
Lee’s
U.S
Armours
Jar
Morton
Iga Amin
Steve Tithe
Naporedeie
Kerr Mason
IGA
Pekoe
Tbs
Ibs
Chuck Roast
Wieners
Stiatic
Hila i Snei
Drake
Drake’s Bakery
Palmolive
Jor
Clori Lee
Wn Place Grocery
Mlinois
Beal Bros. Grocery Vent Meat Market
Fred Turner
Reeves
Grocery
Arnolds Market
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