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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1940

Page

3

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.

Connecticut 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Emporia Kan Committee To America William Allen White White Dwight Morrow Charles A. Lindbergh NBC

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