Roosevelt Third Term Hangs On Connecticut Delegates
Connecticut Democrats open a two day convention to name national delegates and nominate a U S senator. Senator Maloney seeks renomination as Maine elects a representative in the late Clyde Smith's district and Iowa and Louisiana hold primaries and state conventions.
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U. S
Maine
Clyde H. Smith
Iowa
Alabama
Louisiana
District of Columbia
Washington
Roosevelt
Finois
Francis T. Maloney
Margaret Chase Smith
United States
Pete Jarman
W. D. Partlow
Chicago
Columbia
Senate
Maloney
Frederick Hale
Lynn J. Frazier
North Dakota
Sherman Minton
Indiana
Americans Volunteer for Red Cross Not Sent Overseas
San Francisco reports many volunteers eager for nursing and ambulance duty overseas are turned down by the American Red Cross. A. L. Schafer notes the European staff is small and self-sufficient, with the U S sending mainly food clothing money and supplies rather than personnel. The McKeesport carried ambulances hospital trucks and refugee provisions, and surplus foods are bought from the Agriculture Department for relief.
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San Francisco
American Red Cross
A. L. Schafer
Pacific
The
Red Cross
United States
Europe
Schafer
America
McKeesport
Jersey City
Department of Agriculture
Hike Salary At Emporia State Teachers College
Emporia Kansas June 30 Faculty at Emporia State Teachers College will receive raises totaling 13000 dollars for the 1940 41 school year. The total budget is 443211 dollars with raises of 50 to 150 dollars per year and the president’s salary rising from 5500 to 6000 dollars.
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Emporia
Kan
Emporia State Teachers College
Thomas W. Butcher
State Board of Regents
WREN Seeks Public View On Browder Broadcast
Station WREN Lawrence asked listeners for views on broadcasting Earl Browder’s talk before the communist party nominating convention. Manager Verl Bratton said WREN, as a public service, presents viewpoints not necessarily the station’s, urging public opinion to decide free speech limits. Comments to WREN, Gerrits Kan, will be appreciated.
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WREN
Lawrence
Earl Browder
Communist Party
National Broadcasting Company
Browder
Verl Bratton
Wren Broadcasting Company
United States
American Public To Decide, and Not Station Wren
Gerrits Kan
Shipbuilders End Strike Ends. 8000 Return to Work in New Jersey
In Kearny New Jersey 8000 employees at the Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock yards returned to work after voting five to one to end a three day strike over wages. Workers accepted a proposed 214 4 cent an hour raise pending further negotiations to resolve pay disputes that halted construction on two U S cruisers and four destroyers.
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Kearny
N. J
Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Company
United States
Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America
C.S.O
Houseboat Raid Claims Kansas Status on Missouri River
Kansas City, June 30. County Attorney Arthur J. Stanley led a raid on a Missouri houseboat arresting two men on liquor charges. Forty people were aboard the boat at the bar. A woman said her husband claimed federal territory and produced a federal license, but Stanley stated the state line runs to the river center.
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Kansas City
Kan
Missouri
Kansas
Arthur J. Stanley
Stanley
No Clue to Trotsky Attackers
Mexico City reports the chief of secret police says all detainees in the May 24 Trotsky assassination attempt have been released and no important clues to the attackers have been found. The piece notes an editorial segue about spring cleaning and a classified ad.
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Trotsky
Mexico City
Leandro Sanchez Salazar
Secret Police
Leon Trotsky
Spring party hosted by Mrs Curtis Ruthrauff in Eudora
Mrs Curtis Ruthrauff entertained at her Eudora home with a pretty spring party. Guests included Mrs C E Corey, Mrs Maurice Starr, Mrs Nellie Catlin, Mrs F G Hughes, Mrs Gilmore Nichols, and many others. Afternoon featured pastel decorations, floral bouquets, prizes, favors, and refreshments.
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Curtis Ruthrauff
C. E. Corey
Maurice Starr
Nellie Catlin
F. G. Hughes
Gilmore Nichols
William Neustifter
William Zimmerman
Minnie Jones
J. D. Adams
William Mertz
Clarence Daugherty
George Trefz
Leslie Kindred
Carrol Gerstenberger
James McCabrin
John Kazmaeke
Herman Bohnsack
Fred Walker
Howard Kohler
Oscar Lothholz
George Lothholz
Ray Miller
Kate Rothberger
K. W. Pringle
Kenneth
Wichita
Jacksonville
Ralph Davis
Ray Morris
W. H. McClanahan
Donna
Arki
Lecompton
Ralph Bohnsack
Nancy Lee
Kansas City
Gus Bohnsack
Orville Gullev
Ruth Joyce
Lawrence
Kenneth Bagsby
William Seiwald
Sarah Lucas
Baldwin
Alfred Hiseler
Sublette
Fredrick Brook
Beaumont
Tex
Albert von Gunten
Brock
Katherine Gabriel
St. Paul’s Church
Sophie Temple
Hastings
Neb
Reifschneider
League of St. Paul's Church
C. M. ‘Williamson Woods
Katherine Reetz
Abner Henley
Paneer
Ruth
Deriver
N. P. Henley
Hesper
Eudora Flower Club Tour Highlights and Local Visits
Members and guests of the Eudora Flower Club toured Ottawa area gardens and homes including the Cook summer estate and Beeler residence. The day featured peonies for sale, a piano and accordion performance, a packed social itinerary, and a 64 pound birth announcement at Memorial hospital in Lawrence.
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Ray Miller
Maxine
Leon . Durr
Robert
Billy
W. 5
Morse
Otto Rosneau
Shirley
Marilyn
Henrietta Schubert
Clarence Fuller
Basie Mahlon Cox
Basic Williamson
Vinland
Fred Howards
Near Sibbleyville
Edward Deckwa
Ulrich Schegle
Trefz
Eudora Flower Club
Ottawa
Cook
Country Club
Mrs. Barnhart
E. S. Bennetts
M. G. Stucker
G. H. Marshall
Cape Cod
W. C. Watson
Henry Deckwa
Stanley
Emeretta Gabriel
Ruth Elaine Reifschneider
Sophie Temple
Hastings
Neb
Esther Finley
Augusta
Ill
Mae Adams
Anna Blechel
Christine Cochran
Regya Daugherty
Emma Eisele
Elizabeth Grein
Eudora
Gertie Steffen
Beatrice
Bert. Daughert
George Born
Martha Lee
Mary Lou
Donna ‘Mae Reusch
Beverley Broers
Charlene Edlebrock
Mary Delene Eder
Delia Bohnsack
Lorene Daugherty
Wanda Baecker
Dalphine Bohnsack
Harold Lee Daugherty
Shirley Broers
Doris Bohnsack
Nathilie Nichols
Helen Lucile Frazier
Joe and
Retta Lou Morriss
Parsons
Wanda Mae Strong
of Baldwin
Kathleen Dunigan
Ruth Joyce Gulley
Citizens form defense groups across 538 cities
Emporia Kansas June 3 groups in 538 American cities have formed chapters of the committee to defend America by aiding the allies led by William Allen White. More than 400 prominent Americans joined to urge immediate aid to the allies. Mrs Dwight Morrow mother of Mrs Lindbergh will broadcast on NBC Tuesday night at 10 15 in support of the committee.
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Emporia
Kan
Committee To
America
William Allen White
White
Dwight Morrow
Charles A. Lindbergh
NBC
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