President Moves to Oust Strike at Inglewood Plant
President Roosevelt seeks to reopen the North American aviation plant at Inglewood California by Monday using army operation under the national emergency. Cabinet unanimous backing signals the first major crackdown on defense work stoppages since the war effort began.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Inglewood
Calif
United States Army
White House
Stephen Early
C.I.C
War Department
Stimson
Robert P. Patterson
John J. McCloy
Robert A. Lovett
Air
Justice Department
J. H. Kindelberger
North American
Early
Harvey W. Brown
International Machinists Union
San Francisco
Northwest
United States
Britain
C.I.0
United Automobile Workers
Defense Mediation Board
Downtown bank holdup sparks running gun battle in Kansas City
Four men including a bandit were wounded during a downtown chase after a $1,500 holdup at John Taylor's department store. One captured after being shot, another later. three others injured or questioned. Suspects identified include Charles P. Marsh, 39. Police recovered the money and linked Marsh to a prior bank robbery term.
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Kansas City
John Taylor
Charles P. Marsh
Folsom
Calif
Max Block
Tenth Street
Block
Cletus V. Moguigan
Tenth
Main Streets
Eugene Pogue
Ninth and
Delaware
Hitler Peace Plan May Be Given In Broadcast Monday
A French language Vichy broadcast reported foreign correspondents in Berlin expect an official statement on international affairs likely Monday. Swiss dispatches said Hitler may outline peace terms with Soviet Russia and relations with the USSR. The report aired via CBS.
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Hitler
New York
Radio Today
Berlin
Switzerland
Russia
Zurich
Soviet
C.B.S
Tigers Beat Senators 10-6 in Sixth Inning Rally
Detroit defeats Washington 10 to 6 as Archie McKain secures his first win of the season in relief of Johnny Gorsica. Sundra takes the loss after a six-run sixth inning for the Tigers. The National League slate features St. Louis 11, New York 3. Cubs best Braves 5 to 1. Blanton blanks Pirates 2-0. Reds overpower Dodgers 9-3 in eight.
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Detroit Tigers
Washington Senators
Archie McKain
Johnny Gorsica
Steve Sundra
Washington
Sundra
Kennedy
Early
Gorsten
McKain
Tebbetts
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Chicago White Sox
Jack Wilson
Boston Red Sox
Boston
Edgar Smith
Wilson
Fleming
Pytlak
Smith
Tresh
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Hadley
Potter
Hayes
Bagby
Hemsley
New York
Gomez
Dickey
Muncrieff
Kraber
Ferrell
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Nahem
White
Mancuso
Melton
Adams
Wittig
Danning
Chicago Cubs
Boston Braves
Clyde McCullough
Sever
Passeau
McCullough
Errickson
Lamanna
Tobin
Masi
Cy Blanton
Pittsburgh Pirate
Phillies
Pittsburgh
Aoal
Lanning
Dietz
Lopez
Davis
Blanton
Warren
Luke Hamlin
Dodgers
Ernie Lorar
Bomnerup
Walters
Lombardi
Hamlin
Kimball
Owen
Capper Skips 75th Anniversary Dinner
Senator Arthur Capper will not attend the 75th anniversary dinner stating official duties keep him in Washington. A letter to Chancellor Deane W. Malott explains the absence from the event this evening.
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Capper
Arthur Capper
Senator Capper
Deane W. Malott
Washington
Direct-Reduction Home Loans Ad from The Lawrence Building and Loan
The Lawrence Building and Loan Association offers loans to build, buy, repair, remodel or modernize with full details provided and no obligation. Phone 55800 Mass. St. Adv.
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The
Lawrence Building and Loan Association
Adv
Bass Hitting at Lone Star Lake Promises Field Day for Anglers
The report notes a morning of good bass and crappie catches at Lone Star Lake. Oscar Baker landed five bass ranging from 1½ to 3 pounds with a top catch near two pounds eight ounces. Bus Johnson also fished well, though he lost his rod and reel before a successful finish. George E. Lang of Tonka held the largest bass at four pounds six ounces and 20 inches.
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Lone Star Lake
Harry Gregg
Oscar Baker
Bus Johnson
Baker
Journal -World
George E. Lang
Toneka
Johnson
Plaque Dedicates E H S Bailey Building Legacy
University of Kansas marks E H S Bailey plaque dedication at Bailey chemical laboratories. Chancellor Malott praises Bailey after unveiling by Betty Bailey, noting his 50 years of service and role in founding Kansas science groups. Bailey died in 1933.
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E. H. S. Bailey
Bailey Chemical Laboratories
Malott
University of Kansas
Betty Bailey
William Bailey
Oklahoma City
Okla
E. H. S Bailey
Bailey
Kansas Academy of Science
Kansas
Japanese Raid Strikes Chungking Amid New Air Attacks
Japanese warplanes smashed Chungking again as daylight raids followed a night raid that killed about 700 people who suffocated or were crushed in the capital's largest air raid shelter. Over 60 planes launched two waves in the afternoon marking the eighth bombardment since spring weather allowed such flights. Residents spent hours underground while rescue squads recovered bodies from the earlier raid.
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Chungking
Damage suit filed over May 24 accident injuring four year old
A damage suit seeking $225 is filed for Carolyn Ann Worley by Raymond Worley her father against Home Service and Laundry company and Ray F. Johnson. The accident occurred May 24 when a delivery truck driven by Johnson struck the child at Eighth and Massachusetts streets.
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Carolyn Ann Worley
Raymond Worley
Home Service and Laundry Company
Ray F. Johnson
Johnson
Eighth and
Massachusetts Street
Thrifty Habit Spotted Reading Classifieds Daily
A reader develops a thrifty habit by scanning the classified page each day to track listings, deals, and opportunities. The routine reflects careful budgeting and steady attention to local marketplaces.
German Submarines in Beirut Harbor Reported
Reports from Ankara via Reuters claim eight German pocket submarines were seen in Beirut Lebanon in the past week. The sighting, if verified, could signal German naval support for troop movements around the Suez area amid ongoing North Africa and Syria tensions.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Ankara
Turkey
Reuters
Syria
Suez
Palestine
Germany
Italy
Britain
One Road Closed as Floodwaters Recede in Kansas
Topeka reports all roads blocked by the Neosho river flooding have reopened except Highway 57 at Shaw. Highway 9 near New Almelo in southern Norton county remains blocked by overflow from the north fork of the Solomon river.
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Topeka
Highway Department
Neosho River
Kansas
Shaw
New Almelo
Norton County
Destiny of France Can Never Be Opposed to America
French ambassador Gaston Henry Haye told reporters that France’s destiny cannot oppose America’s and France will defend its territories. He said France would not initiate any operation against Britain and aims to ease Hull’s misgivings about German French collaboration. He denied German troops in Syria and said France seeks to clear any presence that could invite British attack.
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Marchfield
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Switzerland
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Vichy
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Egypt
French Mandate
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Gaston Henry- Haye
Hull
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Henry Haye
Two Years Each For Boss Pendergast And Aide In Insurance Case
Former Democratic political boss Tom Pendergast and aide R E O Malley were sentenced to two years in prison each by a three judge federal bench for contempt related to deceiving the court in Missouri s ten million dollar fire insurance settlement The court denied a new trial motion and discussed appeal bonds The government alleged payments totaling five hundred thousand dollars from a Chicago attorney representing five insurance companies to influence the case The settlement had allocated twenty percent to policy holders and eighty percent to the companies prior to funds being impounded and later returned to policy holders
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Kansas City
Pendergast
O’malley
Kimbrough Stone
Merrill E. Otis
Albert L. Reeves
McCormack
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Missouri
United States
Mbp
Chicago
Pendergast and
Showers Over State Bring Rain Across Kansas
A Kansas weather bulletin notes 36 hours of showers across the state delaying drying of soil. Eastern areas saw general rains in the last day with heavy totals in central counties. Parson near Neosho flood region reported an inch. Oswego and Chanute marked rising water while other rivers eased or fell. many towns logged variable rainfall totals.
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Kansas
D. Flora
Parsons
Neosho River
Oklahoma Line
Oswego
Neosho
Chanute
Weather Bureau
Republican
Solomon
North Central
Flora
Lindsborg
Junction City
Centralia
Horton
Fort Riley
Manhattan
Wamego
Lecompton
Leavenworth
Kansas City
Garnett
Emporia
Eureka
Fort Scott
Independence
Coffeyville
Columbus
Salina
Herington
Larned
Geneseo
McPherson
Florence
Hutchinson
Pratt
Wichita
Anthony
Winfield
St. Francis
Liberal
Ashland
Stock Market Downtick and Early Saturday Closures
The stock index averages 60 issues at 40.4, down from 40.2 yesterday. Insurance offices in Belden area will close at 1 p.m. Saturdays starting June 7, including Manley Insurance Agency and several others such as Frank FE, Banks John C, Emick T. G. Fitch Holmes Investment Co, Charlton Insurance Agency.
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Manley Insurance Agency
Frank FE
John C, Emick T. G
Fitch Holmes Investment Company
Charlton Insurance Agency
Coronado Nears Last Appearance at Pittsburg Nations
Coronado's touring Entrada show closed two nights in K U Memorial stadium and prepares for a Pittsburg stand at Teachers College stadium next week. Rain reduced attendance but the 4 000 crowd still enjoyed the production with Hodgs on riding the ramped set. Pittsburg officials including water commissioner Clint Rankin and Chamber leaders watched with interest as cast rehearsals continue for the upcoming three night run.
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Coronado
Art Hodgson
Lyons
Hodgson
the Explorer
Pittsburg Coronado
Clint Rankin
John Fenimore
Pittsburg
State Chamber of Commerce
George B. Weeks
A. C. Runyan
Teachers’ College
Spotlight Operators Guide Stage Lighting in Booth
Director John Judd supervised the separate booth operation with two spotlight technicians. He used an intercommunication system to direct Ty Boyland the light switchboard operator and other crew. Terms like blues up straw and iris indicate backstage floodlights and blackout procedures during scene changes.
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John Judd
Ty Boyland
Judd
Salina Judd Leaves After Topeka Show and Salina Next
Leaves for Salina to assist with a show there then to Independence. Five weeks here included attendance by Maurice W. Jencks and Paul Jones to assess Entrada staging in Topeka. Crew dismantles stadium set. four truckloads bound for Pittsburg as George C. Dickens moves base. Art Hodgson praises cast for adapting to new Coronado role.
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Salina
Judd
Independence
Maurice W. Jencks
The
Free Fair Association
Topeka
Pittsburg
George C. Dickens
South Dakota Launched At Camden In Naval Drive
The 35 000 ton battleship South Dakota slid down the yard ways at Camden New Jersey today as Secretary Knox hailed a seapower program aimed at war prevention. The keel of a 10 000 ton cruiser was laid on the vacated slip with Mrs Harlan J Bushfield breaking a champagne bottle on the prow.
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Camden
N. J
Gpi
Sam
South Dakota
Knox
New York Shipbuilding Company
Harlan J. Bushfield
Museum Reopens at KU On 75th Anniversary
The Cyche Museum reopened after eight years of repairs with a ceremony in Fraser Theater led by Dr Alexander Wetmore director of the National Museum Washington DC Attendees included Mrs Lewis Lindsay Dyche and her daughter Ruth Hundreds toured the renovated building The address lauded museum staff such as Dr H H Lane C D Bunker H B Hungerford E H Taylor and Claude Hibbard and emphasized the museum as a defense armament of the mind with cultural and esthetic pursuits aiding public morale The museum will be open weekdays 8 to 5 and Sundays 1 to 5
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Francis Huntington Snow
K. A
L. L. Dyche
Dyche
H. H. Lane
C. D. Bunker
H. B. Hungerford
E. H. Taylor
Wetmore
Offering Planned for World Student Service Fund
A union service in Hoch auditorium tomorrow morning will take up a collection for the World Student Service Fund. Ushers will pass plates at auditorium entrances and bring them forward. no churchwide collection. The fund aids students in worn torn countries, notably China, and supports education. The 11 o’clock service is arranged by the university and Lawrence Ministerial Alliance with Rev. Edwin F. Price preaching.
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Hoch Auditorium
World Student Service Fund
World Student Christian Federation
China
University
Lawrence Ministerial Alliance
Edwin F. Price
Wesleys Foundation
Whirlaway Wins Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park
Whirlaway, Derby and Preakness winner, completed the turf triple by taking the Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park. J. Fred Byer's Robert Morris finished second, three lengths back. The mile and a half race finished in 2 minutes 31 seconds, the slowest Belmont Stakes time in years.
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Whirlaway
Belmont
Lawrence Sermon to 900 Graduates at Kansas Commencement
Rev. F C Lawrence will deliver the baccalaureate sermon for 900 graduates at the 69th annual commencement of the University of Kansas. The service titled Builders Yesterday and Today caps 75th anniversary events with alumni over 500 strong and a campus-wide program including prayers, music, and reunions.
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University of Kansas
F. C. Lawrence
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Cambridge
Mass
Amos Lawrence
Theodore H. Arman
First Presbyterian Gureh
Nathan H
Harold D. Smith
United State Budget
Fowler Grove
Hoch Auditorium
Theodore H. Zaman
Maren
William Ward
First Presbyterian Church
Seymour United Brethren Church
Charles W. Thomas
Russell L. Wiley
Snyder Memorial
Students University
Donald M. Swarthout
F.C. Lawrence
Duke Street
Kansas
Jack Laffer
Baccalaureate Indoors If Weather Turns Bad
If inclement weather disrupts the KU baccalaureate, last year’s plan resumes. Two whistle blasts between 5 and 6 pm signal indoor services at Hoch Auditorium. Eastbound street closure, limited traffic, and designated parking near the stadium and golf course. No tickets needed.
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University of Kansas
Hoch Auditorium
Maine Street
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