Kaiser Wilhelm II Dies in Exile at Doorn Doorn Burial Ordered in German Leader's Quiet Death
Former German emperor Wilhelm II died at Doorn exile estate at 82 after an illness. He will be buried at Doorn next Monday with a military funeral ordered by Adolf Hitler. The high command controls the funeral as the old ruler’s family gathers.
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Berlin
Imperial Germany
Doorn
DNB
Erman
Amsterdam
C.S.T
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Hermine
Duchess of Brunswick
Louis Ferdinand
Karl
Franz Joseph
Henrietta
Kaisérin
Burid
Pottsdam
Friedrich Wilhelm
Hohenzollern
Castle Doorn
Reich
Hitler
Wilhelm
Prince Oscar
Prussia
Kaiser
Doorn Estate
Holland
Netherlands
William I
Cecilienhof
Potsdam
Imperial forces to Doorn for Wilhelm funeral rites
Hitler provides a special train for the family to travel to Doorn where Arthur Seyss Inquart is expected to represent Nazi leadership at the funeral. Wilhelm’s casket will be placed in a small chapel on the Doorn estate pending a mausoleum.
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Doorn
Hitler
Arthur Seysz-Inquart
Netherlands
Wilhelm
Early Kansas Fourth of July study and first local papers
Miss Cora Dolbee of the University of Kansas writes The Fourth of July in Early Kansas 1854 57 for the Kansas Historical Quarterly. G Raymond Gaeddert studies First Newspaper in Kansas Counties 1854 64 noting The Pioneer and The Kansas Herald of Freedom first issued in 1854–55 with origins in Medina Ohio and Douglas County.
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Cora Dolbee
University of Kansas English Department
Kansas
Kansas Historical Quarterly
Lawrence
Kansas Counties
G. Raymond Gaeddert
State Historical Society
Douglas County
Gaeddert
Kansas Pioneer
Kansas Herald of Freedom
Journal-World of Today
Pioneer
Bundles for Britain Cooking School Aid Soon
The Kansas Public Service company sponsors a free cooking school next week to raise aid for Bundles for Britain. Attendees may help by obtaining special tickets distributed by Bundles for Britain workers, with 10 cents paid per ticket turned in at the door. No ticket is required to attend.
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Altho
Kansas Public Service Company
Bundles For
Britain
Hollywood Contact and Campus Injuries Highlight Delta News
Phi Kappa Psi brothers reach Ted North in Hollywood to reverse charges after a 3 a.m. call about a party. At KU track, coach Bill Hargiss cites an injury jinx as captaincy remains unsettled. Winfred Nash sustains a left arm wound from an accidental .22 rifle discharge. A new stone fountain debuts at Fowler shops and plaster posts imitate iron hitching racks on campus.
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Phi Kappa Psi
Ted North
Hollywood
North
Mary Beth Hughes
Bill Hargiss
K. U
Hargiss
Bill Beven
Prentice to Lecture on Poe at Fraserhall
Sidney Prentice chief artist of the Carnegie Foundation will discuss The Life and Works of Edgar Allan Poe at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon in Fraserhall auditorium. The lecture will use colored lantern slides. Prentice, connected with the Smithsonian and the American Museum, is a brother of C D Prentice and of Misses Emma and Edna Prentice of Lawrence.
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Sidney Prentice
Carnegie Foundation
Edgar Allen Poe
Fraserhall
Prentice
C. D. Prentice
Emma
Edna Prentice
Lawrence
Smithsonian Institution
Washington, D. C
American Museum
New York
Picnic at Logan Home Attended by Forty Three Persons
A Sunday picnic at the Will Logan home in Bloomington hosted by residents and relatives. A noon basket dinner followed by social time with numerous attendees listed by family and town, including Nolting Turner Holt Lofan Southers Lewis Simpson and others.
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Will Logan
Bloomington
Melvin Nolting
Topeka
Robert Turner
Essie Holt
Will Thornton
Bill Holt
Stella Lofan
Sigel
Orvin_Southers
Calle Lewis
Roy Simpson
Lawrence
Tvan Holland
William’ Walker
Lulu_ Simpson
Louis Simpson
Olia Davis
Dollie Holt
Duke Scott
Virginia Scott
Mabel Simpson
Fred Logan
Russell Logan
Walter Mitchell
Free Kansas plan cooking school held at community building
The Kansas Public Service Company sponsors a free cooking school with three sessions next week. Miss Esther Branch will lecture and demonstrate tested recipes each afternoon at 2 p.m. Audience members can win ten market baskets at the close of each session.
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Kansas Public Service Company
Esther Branch
Do You Know? Queries on State Socialism and Banking
The questions explore whether state socialism centralizes power in practice today, how Marxian socialist leadership has historically acted, and why banks are seen as safer sources for issuing paper money. Each asks about methods, effects, and safety considerations in economic systems.
Centralized power and rising risks in wartime economies
The text contrasts Germany Russia and Italy’s centralized rule with Marxist class warfare and violent methods used to push agendas. It questions paper money issuance by the federal government and warns that political aims may override economic needs, risking overissuance and unsafe banking.
Alumni Golf Tournament Set At University Country Club
The University of Kansas alumni golf event starts at 1 30 p m Saturday at the Country club. Dr F C Allen invites all Lawrence alumni and former students to participate. Prizes of golf balls will be awarded at the University luncheon Monday noon. Players should report promptly to finish rounds before the 75th anniversary dinner at 5 45 o clock.
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University of Kansas
F. C. Allen
Lawrence
Prowlers At Air Academy In Tulare Raid Night
Capt. C. J. Daly reported armed prowlers exchanged shots with guards at Rankin Aeronautical Academy in Tulare California. The raiders were driven off twice with guards returning fire. no injuries. Officials suggest sabotage attempts on planes and equipment at the training center.
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Tulare
Cal
C. J. Daly
Rankin Aeronautical Academy
Army Air Cadet Training Center
British Occupy Mosul Amid Iraqi Martial Law Declared
British forces have occupied Mosul, a key Iraqi oil hub, as the government in Baghdad declared martial law after serious rioting. The Middle East headquarters said order was restored.
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Mosul
Cairo
Egypt
Iraq
Middle East
Baghdad
The Journal World Classifieds Bustling Market Place
The Journal-World Classifieds page is described as the town’s busiest market, a hub for buyers and sellers. It highlights listings across jobs, real estate, vehicles, and personal ads with active daily postings.
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Journal-World
Norwegian Condemned to Death by Bergen Court
A German military court in Bergen sentenced Erling Northinson, a Norwegian, to death for attempting to sail to England. Others tried on similar charges received long prison terms.
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Oslo
Norway
Bergen
Erling Northinson
England
Coronado Entradas Principal Cast and Followers Listed
A partial roster lists Francisco Vasquez de Coronado and companions like Garcia Lopez de Cardenas Hernando de Alvarado Pedro de Casteneda Antonio de Mendoza along with many soldiers priests and native leaders. Names such as Fray Marcos de Niza Fray Luis de Ubeda Chief of Cibola and Chief of Quivira appear among the roster with additional followers and later contributors.
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Francisco Vasquez de Coronado
Garcia Lopez de Cardenas
Hernando de Alvarado
Pedro de Casteneda
Antonio de Mendoza
Pedro
Ramirez de Haro
Dona
Beatriz de Coronado
Duenna
Marina de Coronado
Fray Victoria
Pedro de Tovar
Pablo de Melgosa
Pedro Mendez de Sotomayor
Juan Jaramillo
Lopez de Urreal
Tristan de Arresiano
Diego Lopez
Francisco Pobares
Pedro de Alarcon Perez
Sanchez
Villegas
Juan Galleras
Butcher Perez
Andres Docampo
Senora Sanchez
Alonso Sanchez
Senora Maldonado
Fray Marcos de Niza
Fray Luis de Ubeda
Fray Juan de Padilla
Lucas
Sebastian
Tradiar
Cibola
Bigotes
Cicuye
Juan Aleman
Tigua
FO Harrison the Turk
Manford Weeks Sopete
Pga
Qui
Lawrence Police Find Jacket In Entra da Cast Incident
A jacket found at the stadium tied to a missing Entra da cast item leads to a police tip line. Officer Ingalls recovered the garment thinking it belonged to the coach but later ruled it unrelated. Call the police station or Ingalls’s home if you own the jacket.
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John Ingalls
Entrada
Bill Hargiss
Ingalls
Class of 25 Reunion at KU During Anniversary Celebration
The KU class of 1925 holds a reunion Sunday June 8 at 4 p.m. in the Little Theater Green Hall. Faye Gosper Thomas chairs the event with no reservations required and light refreshments. Tom Poor of Olathe, longtime KU high jumper and record holder, serves as class president.
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K. U
Faye Gosper Thomas
Little Theater
Green Hall
Tom Poor
Olathe
K U
Doughnut Recipe Shared By Army Kitchen Detachment
Topeka residents received free doughnuts from a mobile kitchen unit on a practice march from Fort Riley. Captain E. H. Spackman, in charge, reluctantly revealed the recipe after wives pressed for it: 300 pounds flour, 300 pounds sugar, 980 eggs, 15 gallons oil, seasonings.
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Topeka
Fort Riley
Defense workers needed to meet 1942 defense goals
The labor department estimated 1,408,600 more workers would be required by April 1942 in key defense industries. Shipbuilding would need 323,000. aircraft 408,400. machine tools and ordnance 291,000. and 384,700 more in other metal working defense sectors.
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Washington
Upi
Labor Department
Skinner Family Visit After Philippine Stay
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Skinner arrived yesterday from the Philippine Islands to visit his parents Mr and Mrs J T Skinner. Skinner has been in the Philippines since January 1937 in the employ of the Philippine Engineering Corporation.
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Lawrence Skinner
Philippine Islands
J. T. Skinner
Skinner
Philippines
Philippine Engineering Corporation
Parade Looks Good But Army Has Too Few Arms
Topeka reports 1,500 mechanized troops parade as Brig. Gen. R C Rodgers faults the armament, saying the trucks lacked machine guns and side arms. He urges defense unity and securing bomber plants or army camps to strengthen national readiness.
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Army
Topeka
America
Death of W. A. McNish at 72
W A McNish aged 72 died early today at Memorial hospital. Funeral services will be Friday at 2 PM from Rumsey Funeral home conducted by Rev W O Watson. Burial in Clinton. Survived by two daughters Mrs Edward Paasch Eudora and Mrs Ada Kirkpatrick Kansas City Kan one son Sherman McNish Hughesville Mo a sister Mrs Will Offner Ladysmith Wis nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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W. A. McNish
Memorial Hospital
Rumsey Funeral Home
W. O. Watson
Clinton
Edward Paasch
Eudora
Ada Kirkpatrick
Kansas City
Kan
Sherman McNish
Hughesville
Will Offner
Ladysmith
Wis
Production Clinic Planned in Kansas City for Defense Needs
A proposed production clinic to help manufacturers with defense contracts to show smaller industries the armed forces needs was discussed at a meeting of production men and army navy reps. It may be held locally but a date was not set.
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Kansas City
Army
Navy
M W A election held in Chicago at national convention
Oscar FE Aleshire of Rock Island Illinois was reelected president of the Modern Woodmen of America at the national convention held in Chicago on June 4. Other officers named include Directors F M McDavid Springfield Missouri and W W Gordon Kansas City Kansas.
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M.W.A
Chicago
Oscar FE. Aleshire
Rock Island
Ill
Modern Woodmen of America
F. M. McDavid
Springfield
W. W. Gordon
Kansas City
Kan
Bund Surrenders Charter In New Jersey
Bund officials disclosed through counsel that Camp Nordland at Andover has been turned over to 400 mortgagees and the organization surrendered its charter to the secretary of state in Trenton New Jersey. Morton Downey wins divorce in Bridgeport from Barbara Bennett in an uncontested proceeding.
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Bund
Trenton
N. J
Bund Auxiliary
Nordland
Andover
Morton Downey
Bridgeport
Conn
Silver
Barbara Bennett
Sawhill's Father Dies at 74 in Holton Farm Home
Charles Sawhill, 74, father of Clarence Sawhill former Lawrence high school music director now in Champaign Til, died Monday at his Holton home. He lived on a farm near Holton for 72 years and is survived by two daughters and one son.
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Sawhill
Charles Sawhill
Clarence Sawhill
Lawrence High School
Champaign
Til
Holton
French Liner Duc D'Aumale Held by Libel Action
The French liner Duc D'Aumale of 4 464 tons was held at her New York pier by a libel action brought by British authorities. She was scheduled to sail today with a cargo of foodstuffs for Martinique.
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New York
Duc D’aumale
Martinique
Fighting Between Greeks And Germans Reported
London reports fighting between Greek and German troops near Levadia northwest of Athens after locals seized a supply train. German police fired on unloading Greeks, with many killed or wounded. German commander warned against approaching warehouses or trains. Athens imposed emergency measures including court martials and death sentences for hundreds.
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London
Levadia
Athens
Reuters Tonight
Cairo
Euters
McLouth Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
McLouth residents host guests from Kansas City Nortonville Topeka Oskaloosa and Lawrence during weekends and weekdays. A May 29 bridal shower for Margretta Chapman was held at the Edmonds home with thirty three guests. Local visits include Dixon Edwards Ritchies Nickels Dark Ridgways and Osborns among others. A WIBW amateur program will be sponsored by the Friendship class June 13 at the high school auditorium.
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George Roderick
Sara Sue
Kansas City
E. W. McHenry
Margretta Chapman
Gensler Edmonds
Nathan Osborne
H. A. Gregory
Ginty Foster
G. White
Brockman
Virgil Reardon
Max Whitaker
Nortonville
Floyd Osborn
Mabel Carr
Francis Reedy
Topeka
Claude Kimmel
Oskaloosa
Harold Steeper
George M. Russel
Glendale
Calif
Helen Russel
Elizabeth Russel
Lawrence
Russel
Elizabeth
George Russel
California
Max Whittaker
Irvin
Davidson Thursay
Lucille Dack
McLouth
Cherryvale
Kan
M. E. Hummer
A. M. Dick
Dana Means
Los Angeles
Santa Monica
Cal
Ida Bowman
J. H
Farris
Winchester
Ella Jones
R. B. Jones
Edgar Osborne
Junior Grosong
Fred Brown
Wait Turner
Burlington
L. B. Spears
M. G. Nickels
Victor Edmonds
William Wright
George Myers
Kientz
Harman
Valley Falls
William White
W. G. McHenry
Tom Conkey
Frank Borst and
Miles City
Ore
Henry Borst
Dave Ritchie
Mary Ritchie
G. Martin
L. E. McCoy
Harold Sanders
Morris Kemp
Barstow
Kemp
Lois May Sanders
Frank Landon
Nathan Osborn
Guilford Ridgway
Leland McPherson
Albert Luse
Mary Dark
Gerald Holloway
Geraldine
Sam Dark
Lecompton
Jesse Lee Nickels
Carroll Ridgway
Baldwin
Paul Ridgway
Lincolnville
Albert Dorhin
Independence
Clyde Bloxsom
Sabetha
Mamie Ridgway
Ezra Hawkins
WIBW
A. B. Church
Gerald Caufield
McPherson
William Clark
Langer
Maryetta
E. C. Steeper
Betty June Laster
Robert Scott
Market News Government Bonds New York June 4
Trading on Wall Street slowed with the market showing limited gains after two days of advances. Leaders firmed included Douglas, United Airlines, Boeing, Caterpillar, Deere, Du Pont, Dow Chemical, Eastman Kodak, Savage Arms, Bethlehem Steel and AT&T while U S Rubber Sears Roebuck Chrysler lagged. Cotton rose 10 to 35 cents a bale.
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Douglas
United Aircraft
Boeing
Caterpillar
International Harvester
du Pont
Dow Chemical
Eastman
Savage Arms
Bethlehem
American Telephone
U. S. Rubber
Cerro de Pasco
Kennecott
Sears, Roebuck
Chrysler
Classified ads move monthly livestock and farm goods
Farmers sell thousands of dollars in livestock and farm products each month through the Journal-World classified advertising section, highlighting active commerce in regional agriculture.
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Journal-World
Acknowledgment of Funeral Help for Noah Hetrick
Mrs. Blanch Shelly Oberly thanks all who assisted during illness and death of her grandfather Noah Hetrick.
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Noah Hetrick
Blanch Shelly
Oberly
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