Cease-Fire Order Issued in China
Nanking issues a 15 day cease fire in Manchuria with orders to halt all advances and attacks. Government and communists to discuss terms under Sino Soviet treaty while noting no loss of sovereignty. Front reports place forces near Harbin as talks aim for immediate effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanking
Chinang Kai-Shek
Manchuria
Generalisnimo
Menthru
Peng Heueh-Pei
Si Chiang
China
Peiping
Hsin Min Fao
Harbin
Shih Chieh Jih Pao
Highway Patrolmen Add Muscle to Boys State Duties
Wichita Kansas June 6 report shows 41 highway patrolmen reinforcing local authorities at North high school for the Boys State program. Officers include Norman Mortimer Eddie Peters Bill Dobdenow and four Hutchinson lieutenants. Governors Friesen and Schoeppel noted attendance changes as sessions proceed with court and legislature in session and the citizenship training program drawing to a close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Sunflower
Roya
North High School
Supts
Rick Harmon
Hoisington
Donald Metlrath
Great Bend
Norman Mortimer
Eddie Peters
Arkansas City
Bill Dobdenow
Holsington
Hutchinson
John Baker
Don Elliott
Wayne Livingston
George Renscheidt
Ernie Friesen
Bruce Karns
Junction City
Richard Hunter
Jola
Bill Waters
Tom Rennes Salvia
Andrew F. Schoeppel
L Aw
Schoeppel
Payne H. Ratner
Ratner
American Legion
Deer
Four Point Program For Milk Control In Kansas
Topeka June four point program for administrative control of the state's milk supply was outlined by the state board of agriculture and the state board of health. Mohler testified that steps include information sharing, joint milk surveys, cooperative investigations of milk supplies, and a coordinated schedule of cities and ordinances. A three member milk administration board was proposed with representation from departments and the governor. The committee will wait on legislative proposals. Other discussions covered tighter engineer registration laws and projected impact of school reorganizations on one teacher districts by July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
June
State Board of Agriculture
State Board of Health
Agriculture Board
J. C. Mohler
Mohler
F.C. Twelman
The
Health Board
Legislative Council
Ervin E. Take
Medicine Lodge
C. Y.thomas
Pittsburg
F. B. Ross
Emporia
Lawrence to host 1447 convention of United Commercial Velars
Harald Pontins and Ernest Montius attended the Salina gathering for the annual convention of the United commercial velars. Pontius is a past grand catihector and Montius is finishing a term as grand junior counselor. Mrs Pontins serves as secretary of the state auxiliary. Clayton Stone attends as a delegate of the Lawrence council and the local group invites the 1447 convention to meet in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harald Pontins
Ernest Montius
Salina
United Commercial Velars
Pontius
Pontins
Ernest Pontius
Clayton Stone
Lanwrence Council
Lawrence
Marriage Licenses Issued by Douglas County Probate Office
Six marriage licenses were issued yesterday by the Douglas County probate judge. Couples include Arthur Rin ledge and Lydia Six Killer. Richard H. Margaret and Milfred E. Hays. Lawrence E. Kittle and Mary M. Sanderson. Charles V. Tucker and Viola Svoboda. Roy Mendenhall and Nellie F. McConnell. Also note a Market Basket Raspberry recipe contest and the Last and Found column in classifieds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Arthur Rinledge
Greenfield
Okla
Lydia
Killer
Stillwell
Richard H. Margaret
Pat Milfred E. Hays
Lawrence
Lawrence E. Kittle
Kansas City
Mary M. Sanderson
Viola Svoboda
Ea Sent
Roy Mendenhall
Stanton
N. M
Nellie F. McConnell
Humboldt
Neb
Woman's Club Seeks Material for War Orphans in Greece
The General Federation of Women's Clubs asks the Lawrence Woman's Club to collect new cloth and related items by June 12. Materials will be shipped to Greece for clothing destitute children under Near East Foundation direction, with reports to be presented at a Federation luncheon in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Greece
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Lawrence Woman’s Club
General Federation
Hotel Stevens
Chicago
Near East Foundation
Lawrence Club
Eugene Brune
P. A. Pertit
Federation
Eight Lawrence Members Attend State B P W Meetings
Over 460 members of Kansas Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs will attend the state convention in McPherson June 7 to 9. Eight from Lawrence include Rose Gieseman Hazel Dawson and Frances Sullivan among others with Miss Sullivan to discuss international affairs and Miss Anderson to chair the legislative program. The convention titled Victory, with theme Faith in Human Rights, marks the first postwar Kansas Federation meeting focusing on peace and women’s roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs, Inc
McPherson
Lawrence
Rose Gieseman
Haze A. Anderson
Arthur Colburn
Frances Sullivan
Muayme Cercoran
Hazel Dawson
Cecile Roney
Mabel Richardson
Ora Hichen
California visitors attend Kansas relatives graduations
Arizona and California residents travel to visit relatives in Kansas. Audrey Kes singer graduates at Ottawa university, while Eileen Maloney plans to enroll at the University of Kansas next fall. Other relatives travel from Los Angeles and San Diego to visit family and attend ceremonies.
Local personals notice round up from Ottawa area
Mrs. Harold G Barr plans to depart for Gower Missouri to spend time with her ailing mother Mrs George Fallis Others include Mrs George Dews returning from Dallas to visit with sister Shiney Mixer Ellis is hosting her sister Mrs Gilbert Sims and family on a two week visit Nancy Jane Jerome spends week with cousins Mary Ann and Marjorie McAuliffe near Ottawa. Bobby to visit later Danny LeMaster Navy graduate from San Diego visits his grandfather F W Sneegas and family in La Cygne with former KU student ties Mr and Mrs QO L Cole host weekend guests including Mrs J B Boyle Mrs Z A Kes singer Bennington Mrs Nell Partridge Spokane Mrs J B Boyle daughter Barbara Nell Marysville and Mr and Mrs Robert Fieskie with Barbara Jean San Bernal Detailing continues with family visits and travel among Ottawa area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold G. Barr
Gower
Itc
George Fallis
George Dews
Dallas
Tex
Ellis
Gilbert. Sims
Walter Haden
Emil Gauck
Dorothy Ratliff
California
Nancy Jane Jerome
Mary Ann
Marjorie McAuliffe
Ottawa
Bobby
McAuliffe Bee
Maurice LeMaster
la Cygne
Danny LeMaster
San Diego
LeMaster
F. W. Sneegas
John Long
Walter Sneegas
Carl Sneegas
University of Kansas
QO. L. Cole
J. B. Boyle
Z. A. Kessinger
Bennington
Kan
Nell Partridge
Bethel Church Members Attend Family Visits and Fellowsip
Bethel church notes list Mr and Mrs Dwight Smith and Joanne in Kansas City as family visitors. W Owena visited relatives on Overbrook. Albright and Hendon children spent time with parents. Cement workers assisted Bert Turner last week. Children’s Day program set for next Sunday at 11. May Fellowship meeting held at the church with a short program and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thiber
Dwight Smith
Joanne
Kansas City
W. Owena
Overbrook
Alartna
Mary Rue Albrigoe
Clarence Albright
Loretta
Beverly Hendon
Nethellen Garber
Water Lassen
Cap Bond
Albert Turner
The
Bethel Church
Dar Nich
Old Friends club meets at Mrs May home in Oak Ridge
Mrs F H Leonhard and Mrs Augusta Bchaake attended the Old Friends club meeting at Mrs Ernest May's home. Mrs Helen Coppau spoke. Mrs Frank Johns led devotionals. Mr and Mrs F B Alford welcome a grandson Ronald Eugene born May 26 in Peoria NL. worker at a Peoria tractor company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Leonhard
Augusta Bchaake
Old Friends Club
Ernest May
Helen Copp Au
Frank Johns
Alford
A Granison
Eugene Alford
Peoria
Ronald Eugene
Martin McCrary
Dale Warland
G. van Neste
Henry van Neste
Fort Leavenworth
van Neste
Air Corps
Memoria High Students Active in Year-End Events
Wichita residents report Memoria high school students busy with year end activities. Dorothea Borne helped present the annual yearbook. John Morgan was selected to attend Kansas American Legion Sunflower Royal State events in Wichita, June 11, but conflicted with the Jayhawk 4 H roundup in Manhattan. Della Hayden assisted with the seniors dinner program at Memorial New cafeteria. A Father's Day program is planned by Franca s Cawley and Tom Van Nice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Dorothea Borne
John Morgan
Kansas Department of the American Legion
Jayhawk
Manhattan
Ume
Della Hayden
Memorial New Cafeteria
Francas Cawley
Tom van Nice
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Boys State
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John Garrett
Orlando
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TION
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Tai
Fagaly
Shorten
Gallstone
B.P.W
Ardino
Calif
Audrey Kessinger
Ottawa University
H. W. Keene
Washington, D. C
New York City
Kenneth Keane
East
Convalescent Hospital
Fort Dix
N. J
K. U
F. W. Pratt
Lansing
Mich
Oak Park
Morris Pratt
L. S. Tratt
W. L.’Winey
Carolyn
Mr Bratton
Will Winey, Jr
Tulsa
O. W. Maloney
Eileen Maloney
Holland Hall
Ebner Largent
Los Angeles
Howard Longanecker
M. Newmark
George Wil
Howard Sutherland
Lafayette
Ind
Howards Sutherland, Jr
Purdue
University
Lat
3. V. McBeth
Mack Gurney
Julie Reod
Hollywood
Califoria
Baw. Reed
O. F. Bratton
Denver
Colo
Mrs. P., R. Bratton
Journal-World
Womere
Weitereft
Dad
Bethel
Oak Ridge
Oungstan
Nature
Doan
Hoateates
Joba
Mra
Althra Journal-World
Vosmetic Dept
Miller Furniture CO
Collegiate In Design
College
Baga
Wake Quer sHop
SB eNoes
Otis Fischer
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