Buenos Aires Revolt Ends Castillo Rule with Military Takeover
Gen. Arturo Rawson leads about 7,000 troops into Buenos Aires, forcing President Ramon Castillo to flee. Cabinet members reach Uruguay. Rawson bans celebrations, imposes censorship, and orders officials to return to work as the city stabilizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Aruro Rawson
Ramon Castillo
Naval Engineering
Rawson
Castillo
Montevideo
Uruguay
Castilles
Salto
Drummond
Colonia
Plaza de Mayo
Government House
San Juan
la Accion
Military Council
Oberto Repetto
Supreme Court
Repetto
Congress
Manuel Fresco
Rio de Janeiro
Air Medals Awarded to 43 Fifth Air Force Members
Forty three officers and enlisted men of the Fifth air force were awarded the air medal for completing 25 operational transport flights in the southwest Pacific. Despite jungle and mountains and frequent storms, they delivered troops and supplies and evacuated the wounded. Recipients included Capt. Perry H. Penn of Gotebo Oklahoma Technical Sergeant Gerald L almer of Yale Oklahoma and Sergt. Lyle G. McMann of Beloit Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Fifth Air Force
Southwest
Pacific
Perry H. Penn
Gotebo
Okla
Gerald Lalmer
Yale
Lyle G. McMann
Beloit
Kan
Dean Moreau critiques law as wartime necessity
Dean Fred Moreau of the university school of law told Kiwanis members that law is an essential industry only in war. He noted many legal tasks are done by lesser known individuals and that the public rarely sees the roles behind the scenes. The Kansas governors list is taught in schools, but not widely discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Moreau
University School of Law
Kiwanis Club
Dean Moreau
Kansas
Law and Progress Echo in Kansas Supreme Court Roster
Dean Moreau notes the Kansas legal framework has evolved slowly as the Supreme Court roster reflects gradual change. He defines law as the interpretation of life and stresses that law should be stable yet progress with public thinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Law of
Kansas
Dean Moreau
Italian Troubles Grow Amid War in Greece and Bombardment
Allied reports detail Greek guerilla attacks on Italian units in Greece after 15 days of fighting near Metsovon. Bulgarian press claims imminent Allied invasion plans via Crete with 20 divisions deployed. Italy admits cities are wrecked by bombing as refugees flood in and Rome reports population rise to 214 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
London
Metsovon
Greece
Kalabaka
Narond Otbrana
Ankara
Eighth Army
Near East
Balkans
Crete
Bulgaria
Switzerland
Italian Foreign Office
Relazioni Internationali
Reuters News Service
All
Washington
Mussolini
Il Popolo D'Italia
Hitler
Rome
Tribune de Geneva
Messina
Palermo
Trapani
Cagliari
Naples
Deaths and Funerals C G Goff of Manhattan
C G Goff of Manhattan and former Lawrence resident died yesterday at St Marys hospital in Manhattan at age 78. Funeral services will be held at Corsair Funeral Home, Manhattan, at 11 AM Tuesday. Burial in Peach Grove Cemetery west of Randolph. Survivors include five children and several siblings. his wife died last November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Goff
Manhattan
Lawrence
St. Mary’s Hospital
Corsair “Funeral Home
Peach Grove
Randolph
Ivan Goff
Harrisburg
L. B. Morris
Hyde Park
N.Y
Argentine Coup Seen as Setback for Axis
The sudden toppling of President Ramon Castillo in Argentina was hailed abroad as favorable for the Allies. London and Washington offered no official comment, while observers in the United States called the shift promising for severing Argentina’s ties with the Axis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramon Castillo
United Nations
Axis
London
Washington
United States
Argentina
Castillo
Lord Beaverbrook
Evening Standard
Federal Communications Commission
Office of War Information
DNB
Ramirez
Rio de Janeiro
Oswaldo Aranha
Lima
Mexico
Felix P. Palavicini
Mexico City
Caracas
Venezuela
Santiago
Chile
Bolivia
la Paz
Buenos Aires
el Pampero
Mosquitoes Bite Citizen and War Debt Talk Dominate Lawrence
Lawrence residents report unusually large mosquitoes this year after a 2 year old girl was bitten on the face. City officials plan a routine council meeting for Monday night. A letter suggests funding war costs via a Nafziger plan involving global show cages with rulers. Miss Minnie Mathia joins the Farm Security Administration office. A Newfoundland dog named Rascal weighs 125 pounds and accompanies a fraternity at Hutchinson as the chapter house is repurposed for the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nafziger
L. Nafziger
Kansas City
Hitler
Hirohito
Mussolini
Minnie Mathia
Leavenworth County
The
Farm Security Administration
Court House
Railway Express Office
Rascal
Alpha Tau Omega
Hutchinson
Armed Forces Visits by Blevins and Pine
Sgt. John Blevins of Camp Butner North Carolina visits with his wife and mother Mrs Alice Blevins and family. Lt Robert Pine returns on a thirty day leave to visit his wife, parents and other relatives after overseas service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Blevins
Camp Butner, N. C
Alice Blevins
Robert Pine
Lieut Pine
Art J. Johnson
Rucker
Ala
A. J. Johnson
Pennsylvania
Navy air crew and families list recent leaves and postings
Navy personnel based on the Enterprise and Camp Stewart Florida to Camp White Oregon and Camp Rucker Alabama are on furloughs home with families in Lawrence Kansas Lecompton and Kansas City. Several sailors including Howard Fox and Bill Stanton transfer or enlist. auxiliary Mary Farrell completes admin specialist training at Fort Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary M. Farrell
Rhode Island Street
Fort Des Moines
Local residents host visitors and plan fairs in Douglas County
Winter Blues and family among Evanston guests as the Douglas County fair schedule is set for Big Springs. Local clubs hold meetings and plan picnics while Clare J Colman prepares for Fort Leavenworth. Family sermons include a farewell for Clare and a five day furlough visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Blues
Patricia
Donna
Evanston
Wyo
W. R. Colman
Big Springs
Viola Welcher
General Hospital
Kansas City
Clarence Welcher
Fred Isaacs
Lawrence
Herman Banks
Crady
Stoneman's Camp
Oakland
Calif
Ralph Traxler
Mamie Dews
F. D. Miller
Charles Roll
Hugh Turner
Lane
Kenneth
Eunice
Elkhart
Lenna Roll
Washington, D. C
Christie Roll
Colorado Springs
Colo
Eunice Roll
Willis R. Colman
Clare J. Colman
Fort Leavenworth
A. A. Blaes
S. S. Elliott
H. G. van Neste
Lee Colman
W. F. Elkin
M. L. Colman
Lois
Sandra Anderson
A. R. Colman
Ralph Colman
George Miller
Cecil Richards
Harley Armstrong
Theodore Armstrong
Kanwaka 4-H Club
Clifford
Wayne Parks
Clare J
Funice
May Richards
Willis Colman
Vaneta Colman
Leavenworth
Charlies Roll
Thelma Turner
Emma Petefish
Olin K. Petefish
Emma_F Petefish
Olin Petefish
Robert Ramseyer
Robert
A. J. Ulrich
Ed Ulrich
Everette Detefsh
Topeka
Arthur Petefish
Residents Gather for Weekend Visits and Family Events
Villa Eden features Miss Beverly Douglass at the Lawrence paper mill while Mrs. May Hugheys visits California. Lawrence families including Torneden, Beaman, Wilson, Wrightsman, and Luckan share Sunday dinners and attend a grandmother Emma Wilson funeral. Classified ads promote four lines for a week at 96 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Douglass
Lawrence
May Hugheys
California
Carl. Torneden
Wendell Beamman
Wichita
Dean Wrightsman
Worden
John Beaman
Howard Beaman
Ruth Beaman
Oliver Beaman
William Torneden, Jr
Claude Henson
Alfred Torneden
Jack Howard
Orville Wilson
Salina
Walter Wilson
Emma Wilson
Otto Luckan
Bert Wilson
Peggy
Norman
William Torneden
W. E. Brock
Mine workers seek $2 daily raise in wartime dispute
The long running mine wage dispute continues with miners demanding $2 per day more for underground travel time. Operators offer about 80 cents to $1, Lewis rejects, suggests $1.50 temporary, and WLB rules warn bargaining during a strike is coercive. The strike is called off but pending formal end under Roosevelt and Ickes while wage talks resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
War Labor Board
WLB
Roosevelt
Ickes
U.M.W
B P W Club Sends Five Members to Wartime Conference
Five members of the Lawrence Business and Professional Women's club will attend the state wartime conference in Hays on Monday and Tuesday. Delegates include Miss Rose Gieseman and Miss Hazel Anderson with others traveling the next day. Notable speakers include Miss Frances K Marlatt, Mrs Emily Newell Blair, and Col Adrian St John. Kansas Federation totals 94 clubs and 4 100 members. Sour Cream Cake recipe and note from Mrs W S Lefferd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Business,and Professional Women’s Club
Hays
Rose Gieseman
Hazel Anderson
First District
Ruth Myers
Esther Leigh
J. E. Mercer
Frances K. Marlatt
New York State Club
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Emily Newell Blair
War Department
Bureau of Public Relations
Washington, D. C
Adrian St. John
Command and General Staff School
Fort Leavenworth
Lula K. Baum
Leavenworth
Kansas Federation
Strawberry Sherbet Made With Fresh Strawberries
Sprinkle berries with sugar cover and let stand two hours. Mash and press through cheesecloth. Add water and lemon juice to taste, then gelatin soaked in cold water five minutes and dissolved in boiling water. Strain and freeze.
Sour Milk-Bread Pudding by Mrs Neustifter
Sour milk bread pudding recipe with sour milk bread crumbs butter brown sugar molasses soda cinnamon and cloves plus raisins. Cream shortening and sugar while crumbs soak, mix and bake forty five minutes in a buttered pan. Serve with hard sauce and flavoring. Mrs Edward C Neustifter 110 Mass St
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Neustifter
Yarn Now Available for Bundles Knitters
With a 30 pound yarn shipment for Bundles for America the group calls on Lawrence women to finish quota items fast. A June 15 deadline for Bundles for Britain garments is set while the work room in the Community building seeks volunteers for ripping cutting and assemble work to prepare quilts and blocks. The appeal notes ongoing salvage drives and urges silk hose fur and used garments to be donated for merchant sailors and other men in need abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Lawrence
Britain
George Warner
Lytle
Bundles Organization
Henry Werner
Doris Fleeson Named War Correspondent by Women's Home Companion
Doris Fleeson of Sterling and Kansas University fame is announced as a war correspondent for Women's Home Companion and will depart for the European front. She formerly worked for New York Daily News in Washington and covered national campaigns and Sumner Welles' 1940 peace mission. She led the Woman's National Press Club in 1938-39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Fleeson
Sterling
University of Kansas
Women’s Home Companion
Woman’s Magazine
New York Daily News
Washington
Sumner Welles
Europe
Local Personal Notes From Lawrence and Nearby
John Schrader and Art Weaver just back from a two weeks buying trip to New York. Mrs. Karl F. Baldwin plans to move into a Berkeley home next week as Col Baldwin serves as military attache in Australia. their son John Baldwin awaits a military call in Berkeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schrader
Art Weaver
New York
Karl F. Baldwin
California
Alameda
Berkeley
Calif
Col. Baldwin
Australia
Legation
John Baldwin
John J. Henry
Philadelphia
J. B. Henry
C. Fosberg Hughes
Ann
Tom
Big Springs
Mich
W. L. Fields
Portland
Ore
Lawrence
Arthur Hicks
Addison D. Reed
A. R. Reed
Reed
University of Florida
Washington University
St. Louis
Mayme Corcoran
Kansas City
Roy Jessee
G. S. Seamans
St. Luke’s Hospital
Lawrence Stoland
Mary Lou Holloway
Northhampton
Mass
Smith College
Wave officer candidates visit, travel updates across states
In Chicago three officer candidates join in the Wave program with Kansas State and Missouri graduates. Mrs. Lindell and Miss Lindell visit Cpl. Lindell in Omaha. Mrs. Irene Bees visits Champaign with her daughter and Mr. Glennon. The Barbers from Los Angeles, on government inspection travel, left for home after trips to Denver Manhattan Topeka Lawrence and Kansas City. Delbert Gerstenberger returns from Beloit and eyes upcoming training. Catherine Turpin visits relatives in Atchison. Mrs. Jack Bowen and son Edwin travel to Kansas City to greet Capt. Bowen arriving from Beartown after aiding flood relief near Joliet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas State College
Manhattan
University of Missouri
Charles Lindell
Ruby Lindell
Omaha
Cpl
Lindell
Irene Bees
Champaign
Ill
Paul Glennon
Glennon
C. J. Barber
Delbert Gerstenberger
Catherine Turpin
Atchison
Francis Gampper
Connecticut Street
Jack Bowen
Edwin
Kansas City
U.S
Joliet
Beardstown
Market Gains Lift Stocks As Coal Pact Boosts Hope
New York markets rose on a broad recovery with motors and steels leading gains and several issues hitting their highest levels since January 1940. Bullish factors included a hopeful coal labor truce, potential settlement, Argentine coup impacts, reduced selling, and funds hunting earnings. Transfers ran about 700000 shares as bonds steadied on Argentina loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Motors and Steels
Axis
Argentina
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arturo Rawson
H. S. Grid
Chalmer Woodard
of Southwestern College
Dodge City
Lawrence High
Associated Press
Connie Jo Stockert
Raymond Stockert
George T. Wetzel
Navy
Enterprise
Pirie
Dorothy May
Lieutenant Pine
Albert Pine
North Fifth Street
SeteRe Connett
Pfc
Harry W. Carr
Camp White
Harry Carr
Lecompton
Wallace
Tex
James W. Caps
John C. Capps
Ohio Street
Dean Caps
Howard Fox
Maynard Fox
Ohio
Howard
Bill Stanton
Jack Stanton
Michigan Street
Milwaukee
Wis
Santa Ana
Tommy McGee
Medford
Set
Thomas
McGee
Villa Eden
B.P.W
K.U
Wall Street
Am Tel & Tel
T& SF
Stena
Beth Steel
Chrysler
du Pont
General Electric
General Foods
General Motors
Hercules
Eaves
Kennecott
Eanevent
Montgomery Ward
Penney JC
Phillips
Sears
Roebuck
Standard Oil Calif
Standard Oil Ind
Standard
BT Texas Co
I US Rubber
O West el & Mfg
Schubert Funeral Home
N. H. St
Lawrence National
Lawrence National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Rumsey Funeral Home
Ind
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