Soviet View of Anglo French Pact Dominates European Crisis
Moscow criticizes London and Paris proposals as unfair and urges vigilance. Stalin warns nonaggressor nations against neutrality that invites aggression and hints Moscow will defend frontiers with Outer Mongolia as Japan pressures Manchuria border.
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Rifle rediscovered in Frankfort man’s salute stead
Charles Eads found his initials carved on a rifle issued to him in the Philippine insurrection forty years ago. The gun, part of a U.S. forces salute squad, had not been seen by him since its use in the conflict. An investigation disclosed the rifle.
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Charles “E. Eads
United States Forces
Obsolete Isles consignment to local United Panish War Veterans camp
A government consignment in 925 to the local camp of the United Panish War Veterans involved obsolete isles. The notice records transfer details and the beneficiary organization.
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United Panish War Veterans
Landon Predicts GOP Victory in 1940 Tour
Buffalo dispatch reports Alf M Landon former Kansas governor predicted a Republican victory in 1940 while avoiding discussion of presidential candidacies He planned no talks on candidates at a New England governors conference and would deliver Boston University commencement remarks June 12 He also planned fishing trips in New York and off Maine coast.
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Alf M. Landon
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Eorge D. Aiken
Landon
Boston University
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Maine
Dairy Month Proclaimed for Kansas in 1989
Governor Paynh Ratner proclaims June 1989 as Dairy Month to Kansas residents. He notes the state’s sixth in butter shipments and 150 000 dairy dependent families, urging increased dairy use to balance a surplus amid good pasture. Official seal and signatures appear.
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Paynh Ratner
City Manager Demands Resignations of City Officials
Kansas City June 1 City Manager Eugene Zachman accepts City Counselor Fred Bellemere resignation and calls for the resignations of Preble Hall Jerry Ryan and William J Teefey. Bellemere to stay briefly to handle pending legal matters. A Kansas City award committee plans to meet with Mayor Brice B Smith to press for further resignations.
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B. Smith
Matthew S. Murray
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