Blum Appeals to French Workmen Amid Nationwide Strikes
Paris June 5 The socialist Leon Blum new premier appeals to 500000 striking workers to avoid disorders and backs a 40 hour week law, calls for collective contracts and paid vacations, urges patience and legality, while warning against panic aiding enemies of the people. He pledges calm strength and rapid action to aid both tillers and factory workers.
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Associated Press
Paris
Leon Blum
France
People Front
Blum
Georges Mandel
Chamber of Deputies
Roger Salengro
General Confederation of Labor
J.B. Lebas
Social Solidarity
Labor
Albert Sarraut
Paris Strikes Reshape Daily Life Amid One Socialist One Communist Paper
Workers across several plants resume walkouts after a truce, as Parisians stock up on groceries amid a rolling strike. Paris residents endure limited newspaper access with two papers circulating while cafes stay crowded and unions consider further action.
More Rains in West Topeka June Weather Update
Storms soaked Kansas with scattered totals across the state as forecasters call for drying conditions by Saturday night. Liberal reported 2.22 inches in 24 hours, with highs near 80 to 85, rivers under banks, and no flood risk unless heavy rainfall continues.
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Topeka
Kansas
Liberal
S. D. Fiora
Anthony
Concordia
Dodge City
Dresden
Emporia
Eureka
Garden City
Goodland
Hanover
Haysson
Independence
Manhattan
Tribune
Wichita
Wamego
Peterne
Winfield
Stillaving
Injured in 40 Foot Fall Near Eudora
Homer Gerstenberger of five miles southwest of Eudora was injured when a hay swing rope broke and he fell about 40 feet. He suffered a wounded right eye and bruised left shoulder and arm and was taken to Lawrence Memorial hospital for treatment. He is brother of state representative C. C. Gerstenberger.
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Homer Gerstenberger
Eudora
Gerstenberger
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
C. C. Gerstenberger
Clinton Belvoir Community Notes and Graduates
Beatrice McKay is recovering after tonsil removal. Clinton Friday afternoon meeting was well attended as annual reports were read and accepted. Fred Torneden was reelected treasurer with all bills paid and a healthy balance. Locals attended Memorial High School graduation in Lawrence. Rose Baldwin and Faye Anderson graduated with honors joining National Honor Society. Faye to Quill and Scroll and Rose won the William Carruth German scholarship. Memorial services were well attended at Clinton cemetery Saturday.
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Beatrice McKay
Clinton
Fred Torneden
Memorial High School
Lawrence
Rose Baldwin
Faye Anderson
Faye
Rose
William Carruth
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues From Today
The page presents a scatter of crossword clues across and down with numbers and misprints. Entries include hints like Quiet and Mournful, Edible tuber, Wealth, Proverb, Roman date, Southern state abbr, Gaelic sea god, and several garbled phrases indicating a standard puzzle layout.
Dancer to Wed. weekend visitors and local events noted
A wedding is planned for Wednesday afternoon. The cemetery was recently mowed with flowers on graves. A church program included readings, songs, and prayers led by Rev Ward and Rev Meek with participants Bea thyl Meek Faye Andersen and Samuel Ward. Local residents attended and summer plans were announced for K U. Belvoir Royal Neighbors held a convention in Topeka. Mrs. O A Bidinger was elected president and Mrs. Roy Harrell secretary. Belvoir will host next year. Various visits and graduations around Clinton were noted, including Belvoir graduates Leona Gaines and Earl Belles.
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Arthur Lash
Don Patton l
Leslie Demeritt
America
Mr. Ward
Presbyterian Church
Reading
Beathyl Meek
Seth Slaughter
Lawrence
Ward
Samuel Ward
Charley Harding
Harry Cager
Faye Andersen
Meek
Topeka
O. A. Bidinger
Roy Harrell
Belvoir
Sterling College
Alice
Harold Ward
George Hout
Homer Buck
Hines
Ruby Kanmpschroeder
Carter Anderson
Anderson
al Hollingsworth
Clarence Smart
Washington, D. C
Lena Murphy
Fred Demerritt
East
Smart
Nellie Demerritt
Wanda Hadl
Eudora
Vitus Hadl
Darlene Donaldson
Horace Humphrey
Moses
Ebon Anderson
Lecompton
Fred Baldwin
Ruby Kampschroeder
Thelma Kampschroeder
Walter Kampschroeder
Mary
Goff
Apple Pie
Glenn Steele
Vivian Hout
Catharine Gibler
Edith Anderson
Virginia Hadl
Clinton
Leona Gaines
Earl Belles
Community Notes From De Soto and Nearby
De Soto events highlight a weekend of family visits birthdays and travel. Mr and Mrs W O Seare and other couples celebrated Mrs Soules birth anniversary with a basket dinner. Visitors included G V Longstreth Phyllis and Ashlock, plus the Burnett and Starr families at various homes. A Sixteen and One bridge club gathering marked season end at Nina Zeigler’s Eldora home. Several Kansas City guests and residents from Americus Iola Lawrence and Lawrence joined in regional visits and plans to move to Memphis. Mary Ballance underwent liver surgery after hospital return. Dr Charles Nelson of Kansas City oversaw care as L F Taylor and son John visited.
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W. O. Seare
George Kouns
W. H. Baker
Maurice DeBrewer
B. G. Hughes
C. E. Baker
C. B. Soule
Soule
G. V. Longstreth
Phyllis
Ashlock
C. C. Burnett
State Lake
Tonganoxte
Wren
Fleeta Buckingham
Los Angeles
J. D. Buckingham
Lawrence
Sherman Casebier
Casebier
Nina Zeigler
Eldora
Harold Noteman
Kansas City
Mr. Noteman
Elmer Noteman
Ray Cook
John Thomas
Frank Gibson
K. City
Elmer Staples
Iola
Alva Freeman
Americus
Memphis
Tons
David Casteel
Linwood
Fred Zellers
Zellers
Mary Ballance
Charles Nelson
L. F. Taylor
John
Jacqueline Harris
M. E
C. S. Hambleton
W .S Mize
Monticello
Leslie Lyons
Willian Clay Jones
Orval Hemphill
Vinland
Dot Longstreth
Ralph Rohnsack
J. W. Austill
Margaret Timmerman
Wymore
Neb
C. G. Bowling
Mae Douglas
Charles Douglas
J.T. Large
Tracy Plummer
Arkansas Street
Bobby
Roy Petty
DeSoto
Rachel Young
Hutchinson
Arthur Coker
Parsons
Ruth Douglas
Joe Young, Jr
Neal Hambleton
Ralph Morse
Freddie
Leona Fears
Lois Mae Young
Laura Lee Andrew
Holly Noteman
Feris Cordell
Morse
Douglas
J. T. Large
Mrs
Lea Large
Desoto Community News Highlights and Memorial Day Events
Desoto residents report a weekend of visitors from Kansas City and Lawrence, high school meetings, and Memorial Day activities at DeSoto cemetery. Families travel to Quenemo Burlingame and Topeka for baccalaureate services while local churches receive hymnals. Bobby Petty suffers oil truck accident but recovers after hospital care.
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High Mountain
Constellation
Pratix
Dart
Abundant
Wallers
Nevada
Rina
Nik Scarlet
Filiau
Morlok
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Helen C. Morlok
Dancer
The
Lillian Duval
Georgia
New York
Paul Curray
Maassachusetts
DE Soto
Ents
J. C. Porter
Jarbalo
Kansas City Blues
Henry Dicken
C. E. Ashlock
B.S. Taylor
C. G. Mickel
Blanchard
H. E. Miller
C. W. Morse
Lake of the Ozarks
Mae Gordon
F. M. Gordon
Gordon
H. C. Morse
Shawnee
Frank Penner
Catherine Penner
Robert Kruser
Jessie Penner
Kate Penner
L. R. Penner
Leland
Jess Hoffine
Charles Nease
William Holmquist
Edith Sigman
Morning Star
F. B. Strickland
Elmer Jewett
Fred Thomas
Lone Star
Clara Barron
Donald
Quindaro Cemetery
Kan
Tom Warsop
Warsop
Frank Rhodes
Rhodes
M.E. S
Althea Davison
Wiliam Clay Jones
Cara Corlis
Kansan
Warren
Prairie Center
Beulah Quy
Jean Reynolds
J. A. Reynolds
Henry J. Allen
Massachusetts
Boston
Allen
Alf M. Landon
Navy
Charles Francis Adams
Christian Herter
Republican Club of
Ethel Arnold
Charlie Grimm
Johnny Revolta
Jimmy
Rip Collins
St. Louis Cardinals
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Wiedemann
N. H
Rea
Alaska
Canada
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H. C. Downe
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Rutter
Mass
Hamilton Motor Co
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