Turks expected to break with Nazis in coming days
London dispatches report German sources indicate Turkey will sever diplomatic and economic ties with the Reich on Wednesday. Ankara officials and editors are said to be informed of plans, as Berlin contemplates loss of influence and possible Turkish alliance with the Allies.
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London
Turkey
Reich
Bulgaria
Transocean
Berlin
Ankara
Sofia
DNB
Turkish National Assembly
LDNB
Istanbul
Black Sea
Varna
Burgas
Franz von Papen
Czechoslovak _legation
University of Kansas Summer Fine Arts Concert Tonight
The University of Kansas hosts a single summer fine arts faculty concert this evening at Fraser Theater at 8 o clock. The program features solos duets and ensembles including Ruth Orcutt Waldemar Gelich and D M Swarthout with Joris Sheppard and Joe Weigand in the final quintet. An opening set of two pianos will be performed by Ruth Orcutt and Allie Merle Conger followed by violin solos and vocal duets. Jan Chiapueso will perform Brahms Variations on a Theme by Paganini. Marriage licenses were issued to Melvin E Goepfert and Buena E Purinton at the Douglas County courthouse Saturday.
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University of Kansas
Fraser Theater
Ruth Orcutt
Waldemar Gelich
D. M. Swarthout
Cesar Franck
Joris Sheppard
Joe Weigand
Chanute
Paganini
Brahms
Primary Election Ticket Highlights Kansas Candidates
A dense list of Republican candidates across state and local races. Includes United States Senate hopefuls Carl B. Friend and others, various Supreme Court and district roles, governor, lieutenant governor, secretary of state, state treasurer, attorney general, and county offices. Scattered names show Lawrence, Topeka, Kansas City, Salina, and other locales.
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United States
Carl B. Friend
Lawrence
Errett P. Scrivner
Kansas City
Lech
Supreme Curt
G. Thiele
Supreme Court
W. Garrison
Beiin “Johnson
Ambrose M. Tobnatons
Manhatten
Howard F. McCue
Pope Wiliam
Norris
Allen B. Burch
Andrew F. Schoeppel
Ness City
Ornor Jess C
Denton
Frank A. Ryan
Charles B.D. Ward
Lyons
George Robb
Salina
Walter E. Raison
Topeka
Gene AB. Mitchell
W. Brooks
Wichita
D. Lank
L. McCrenny
Leonard McCalla
Garnett
Ford ‘Volland, Jr
Hugh Means
Serrie Ene
Sth
James F. Swoyer
Oskaloosa
Wright
Lew
BiSees T. Int
Lawrencs
Tee
Edwin F. Abel Nels
T. R. Gerhart
Roy Flory
C. A. Spray
Register of Deeds
Harold A. Beck
Rupert Bier
Frank R. Gray
Rosiand Skinner
Withera
Goronsr
C P. Rumsey
la i
Guidle
Margaret Hurley
John Callahan
Mary Elien Simmons
Ed Johnson
L. H. Griffith
Justice of the
Lawrent Harris
C. J. Lane
Constable
Eugene
A. Daniels
A. Doane
Eos S. Smith
William V
Fouilionan Ce
George Moai
Wi ‘Contreveman
A. L. Foster
Parsons
Supreme Court Court
P ‘Poaltion
Garrett Inkier
Supreme
Allen
K Robert
Lemon
Pittsburg
James
Ree Beugust
F. Koc Lutchinson
Harry R. Anderson
Norcatur
T. T. Riordan
Solomon
John B. Pierson
Supt. Public Instruction Mra
Page Manley
Elk City
Commissioner Insurance
L.C. Webb
Marvin C. Munsell
Four Men Capture 85 In Italy With Fifth Army
Pfc Walter D Deay of Lawrence part of a four man recon group that drove a jeep into German lines on the Fifth Army front in Italy and helped round up 85 prisoners. The group, which included Pvt Kurt Freisinger and Lt Stanton Richart, warned advancing troops and escorted the prisoners back to American lines near Rome. Deay is a member of the 86th Infantry Division. The Lawrence soldier is the son of Walter J Deay of 800 Connecticut Street.
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Fifth Army
Italy
Walter D. Deay
Lawrence
Deay
86Th
Rome
Desay
88Th Division
Walter J. Deay
Connecticut Street
Retired Rector Attwater Dies In Kansas
Rev H Clarkson Attwater aged 70, rector of St John's Episcopal for 22 years, retired last January, died at his Cedar Vale farm on Saturday. Caney Cleared Debt. City Of 2600 Pays Off Last Bond And Securites Now Held In Reserve.
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Wichita
Kan
H. Clarkson Attwater
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Cedar Vale
Caney
Kansas
U. S
Crowd enjoys ballroom dance hosted by New York PTA
A large crowd of servicemen and junior hostesses filled the Community building ballroom Saturday night for Oliver Hobbs and his L.M.H.S. Modern Orchestra. The band’s continued practice sessions and polished performance delighted the junior guests as the New York Parent-Teacher Association sponsored the event with local hosts and hostesses.
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Oliver Hobbs
L.m.h.sodern
New York
Parent-Teacher Association
C. R. Stewart
D. J. Wilson
Orville Stone
E. Lee Miller
Hospitality committee and club volunteers at Arkansas City event
Mrs. E W Coral led a hospitality committee with Misses Winona Venard and Sadith Stapleton as hostesses. George Hedri oversaw the game room and L E McPheeters the readers corner. Central figures included Harold Fisher and others. Cookies were supplied by Pleasant Hour club members. Flower club members provided weekly flowers for the Community building. Trinity Episcopal guild run a buffet in the game room on Sunday. A M Ockerblad chaired a large committee including Wallace Lee Glenn Dawes T D O Weatherbee May Seetin C M Baker A T Walker George Marshall Kate Dinsmoor E H Hollands Violet McKone C C Shimane N D Jones F T Stockton J R Harrison Emma Cain J W Ayers and Dawes served as game room hosts. United Home Service club supervisors were Betty Mole and L E McPheeters. Sunday morning duties were by A H Dyer Alta Lonneck er and J B Maness. Arkansas City leader Lt Col Leon R Vance among 26 presumed lost in an army transport plane en route from Scotland to New York.
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E. W. Coral
Winona Venard
Sadith Stapleton
George Hedri
Harold Fisher
L W. Hartley
Paneee
A. T. Walker
George Marshall
Kate Dinsmoor
E. H. Hollands
Violet McKone
C. C. Shimane
N. D. Jones
F. T. Stockton
United Home Service Club
Betty Mole
L. E. McPheeters
A. H. Dyer
Alta Lonnecker
J.B. Maness
Lt Col Jones to Britain Former Golfer Returns From France
A report notes Bobby Jones, the former Atlanta golfer and Ninth Air Force intelligence officer, returned from France and is believed to be reassigned to his unit in Britain. The item mentions Washington Setur day and tentative notes on transport and embarkation. Also, Bradley fined $5 in police court for fighting.
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Ninth Air Force
Normandy
Bobby Jones
France
Atlanta
Obituary of Mrs. Martin in Kansas hometown years ago
Mrs. Martin born July 26 1857 or 1860 and died aged 87 moved with husband Tete to Kansas living in seven towns before Osborne. After his death in 1918 she moved to Lawrence joining First Evangelical church and lived in Lawrence until death. Daughters Mrs. John Burgert and Mrs. Meyers living, with son-in-law in Lawrence. Service details not fully legible.
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Joseph Martin
Kansas
Osborne
Hugand
Martin
Lawrence
Martini
First Evangelical Church
Incomplete obituary note with survivors listed
A fragmentary obituary mentions years of service or life and notes that she died. It states she is survived by seven grandchildren and references extended family, but many details are missing or unreadable.
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Ex Ness
Burial Details From Fragment Include Great Grandchildren
A fragment notes burial was made in the cote and mentions eight great grandchildren. The readable text preserves a portion of a funeral or memorial record with limited context and no further specifics.
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the Cote
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Melvin_E. Goepfert
Perry
Buena E
Purinton
Riverside
Calif
Douglas County Court House
Walter Deay
Hercules
S.U.W
S.0.w
Hercules Powder CO
Hercules Employment Office
Highway 10
Eudora
U. S. Employment Service
8Th
Vermont
Sinless
Arkansas City
Leon R. Vance
Scotland
Washington
Teeland
Newfoundland
Jones
Britain
Y. Bradley
Polles
AIR Force
Wac
Army
G.I. Joe
WAC Womens Army Corps
Women's Army Corps
Wst
U.S. Army
Army Recruiting Station
Toneka, Kan
Teest
Leey Sebo
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