U S Budget Director Urges Active U S Role in World Crisis
H D Smith former student of the University and U S Budget director told a Hoch auditorium forum that the United States cannot isolate itself in the current world crisis. He warned that withdrawal would invite attack and that facing threats with defense on all fronts is essential. He pressed defending democracy supporting allied nations and strengthening economic defense despite sacrifices. The talk was broadcast on NBC red network with Walter G Thiele presiding.
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H.D. Smith
University
United States
Hoch Auditorium
Smith
Europe
Red
National Broadcasting Company
Walter G. Thiele
State Supreme Court
Enrollment Hits 128 for First Day of Art Studio
Miss Carolyn Henry announces 128 children enrolled for the children's summer studio this morning. Regular classes begin tomorrow morning with painting, wood working and weaving near full.
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Carolyn Henry
Meaning and limits of elastic currency in government policy
The term elastic currency refers to money supply that can expand or contract with economic needs. Governments face constraints such as legal restrictions on note issuance and financial stability concerns that limit direct expansion. Elasticity could be partly achieved by coinage but coins are costly to mint and impractical for rapid broad-based expansion in times of need.
Elastic currency tied to business demand and government roles
The text argues an elastic currency should respond automatically to changing business money needs, arising from economic processes. It warns against government supplied paper money as artificial, favoring loans, public works, pensions, and spending to adjust money supply, while noting coinage cannot quickly adjust volume. It ends with a fragment on produce and a grocery listing.
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W.S.R
Troops Gain Control As Aircraft Plant Standoff Continues
Police form lines on two routes to the plant gates while about 1 600 workers gather nearby. CIO leaders pledge to hold the picket line as the 7 000 night shift faces a wage dispute. Frankensteen denounces the strike amid a tense standoff at the J H Kindelberger plant.
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John van Goor
J. H. Kindelberger
C.I.0
Richard T. Frankensteen
C.I.O
Husky
Hitler
Frankensteen
Communist Party
Harry Bridges
Pacific Coast
C.I. O
Istrike
Free Cooking School To Draw Large Lawrence Crowd
The Kansas Public Service company sponsors a three session cooking school in the Community Building. Miss Esther Branch of Cambridge Mass will lecture and demonstrate with recipes provided to attendees. Prizes include baskets and a Roper gas range with two Cory glass coffee makers.
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Lawrence
Kansas Public Service Company
Miss Esther Branch
Cambridge
Mass
Spry
Philippine Islands
Roper
Cory Glass
Butter-Nut Coffee Company
Army Bomber Missing. Ground Crews Search Wyoming
Ground crews dispatched by motor into western Wyoming search for an army bomber missing since yesterday with six aboard. The incident involved a craft from Salt Lake City and prompted a wide search by military authorities.
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Salt Lake City
Wyoming
Funeral services for John A. Zimmerman
John A. Zimmerman 77 of 924 Vermont street died Saturday morning. Funeral services set for tomorrow at 2:30 PM at Maschic temple with Rev. Alfred J. Beil. Burial in Oak Hill cemetery. Survived by wife four nephews Ralph G Achning Carl W Achning Fred A Noll all of Lawrence Walter J Achning San Antonio Tex three grandnieces Frances Lucile Munk Denver Annalyn Nancy Achning San Antonio and grandnephew Fred Noxon Nell Lawrence. His father was killed at Lawrence by Quantrill's raiders.
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John A. Zimmerman
Vermont Street
Maschic Temple
Alfred J. Beil
Oak Hill Cemetery
Ralph G. Achning
Carl W. Achning
Fred A. Noll
Lawrence
Walter J. Achning
San Antonio
Tex
Frances Lucile Munk
Denver
Colo
Annalyn
Nancy Achning
Fred Noxon
Nell
Mr. Zimmerman
Quantrill
Law rence Garage Damaged by Falling Branch
A large branch from a tree crashed onto a Lawrence man's garage roof today. The owner contacted his insurer who stated the policy does not cover removing the branch. He asked how the garage would be fixed without removing the tree.
Big Vacation Map Promoted by G and N W Line
North Western Lines offers a large scale map for summer trips through Northern Wisconsin Michigan and Minnesota with lakes rivers roads and resorts. Free map available by writing D D Schuppener G A Chicago and North Western Line 705 Walnut St Kansas City Mo. Ady.
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G and
N. W
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
Chicago and
North Western Lines
D. D. Schuppener
G. A
Chicago
North Western Line
Walnut St
Kansas City
Mo—Ady
Acacia Lodge Plans Stated Communication June 12
Acacia lodge No. 9 AF and AM will hold a stated communication on Tuesday June 12 at 8 pm. All master Masons are cordially invited. Alfred H. Sluss, W M John H. Parker, secretary. Adv.
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Acacia Lodge No
Alfred H. Sluss
John H. Parker
Classifieds buzz in town as Journal-World page thrives
The Journal-World Classified Page remains the busiest market in town with rich listings and notices filling the page. Readers find ads for sales services and job openings, reflecting a bustling local economy despite midweek shifts.
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Journal-World
Acacia Lodge Announces Funeral for John Zimmerman
Acacia Lodge No. 9 A. and A. M. will hold a special meeting Tuesday June 10 at 2:00 p.m. to attend the funeral services for brother John Zimmerman. Services to be held in the temple at 2:30 with Alfred H. Sluss W. M. and John H. Parker secretary-Adv.
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Acacia Lodge
John Zimmerman
Temple
Alfred H. Sluss
John H. Parker
Adv
Builders topic at baccalaureate
Lawrence's baccalaureate speaker Rev Frederic C Lawrence, grandson of Amos Lawrence, spoke on Builders Yesterday and Today at KU anniversary ceremonies in Memorial Stadium. He urged broad vision moral foundations and faith to rebuild after calamity and to advance liberty and the kingdom of God.
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New England
Lawrence
State University
K. U
Frederic C. Lawrence
Amos Lawrence
Mr. Lawrence
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Cambridge
Mass
William Lawrence
Remayn
Altho
Kansas
Union
America
Oskaloosa Decoration Day Observances and Nearby Visits
Decoration day services were held Friday afternoon in charge of the American Legion at Larner Segrave hall then moved to Pleasant View cemetery for the usual program and war dead decoration. Local families visited cemeteries and relatives in Hoyt and Sabetha. several households noted visits and social gatherings. Carolyn Cook, seven, is recovering from rheumatic fever.
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American Legion
Larner-Segrave Hall
Pleasant View Cemetery
Elias McClenny
Etta Bourne
Grace Leaverton
Spring Grove
Bertha McClure
Clyde Cook
Carolyn Cook
Eli Bowen
Sabetha
James Bowen
Colonial Club
Pickens And Vicinity Community Notes Southerly Visits
Mr and Mrs D F Siscoe and family of Kansas City Kansas visited Sunday with Mrs Siscoes parents Mr and Mrs T E Hubbard and Dorothy and Roy Also Harry Helgren and son Bobby of Wadsworth stayed with John Martin family Miss Anna Lou Huntley spending week in Leavenworth Visiting friends Mrs and Mrs William Henak and family visited Basehor with Jesse Woods Threse and Joan Dunlap attend vacation school in Tonganoxie at Sacred Heart church gathering Mrs James L Fox of Tonganoxie visiting Laura Fox family and C J Ward and children Ernest Glenna and Maxine Ersman of Kansas City spent Memorial Day with Hubbard family George Henik Fred and Edna visited Tonganoxie with the Henik family Chris Schubert niece and nephew stayed with Leonard Anderson family Roy Baird hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Herbert Torneden May 21 Readings list of attendees including many named.
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H. L. Bryan
Kansas City
K. C.gryder
Jimmie
Cnificorne
Laura Anderson
Mark Dunlap
Topeka
Ralph Dunlap
Sammie Siscoe
Kan
Frank Hubbard
Ernest. Siscoe
Linwood
Jack Cahill
Mary
Joe Cahill
John Cahill
John Saunders
Tulsa
Okla
Robert Egender
Waverly
Joe Egender
Vera Davis
Robert
Johnny Louis
Rudolph
Lee Egender
Joe Wenzel
Moving Picture
D. F. Siscoe
Siscoe
T. E. Hubbard
Dorothy
Roy
Harry Helgren
Bobby
Wadsworth
John Martin
Anna Lou Huntley
Leavenworth
William Henak
Jesse Woods
Basehor
Threse
Joan Dunlap
Tonganoxie
Sacred Heart Church
James L. Fox
Tonsanoxie
Laura Fox
C. J. Ward
Ernest
Glenna
Maxine Ersman
E. Hubbard
George Henik
Fred
Edna
Tongenoxie
Charles Henik
Chris Schubert
Leonard Anderson
Roy Baird
Herbert Torneden
E. W. Meyers
William Torneden
Anna Torneden
Katie Henak
Lawrence Stoneking
Theodore Stoneking
Clyde Siscoe
Ernest Siscoe
John Gurss
Archie Chance
Bill Hemphill
Charles Davidson
Godfrey Reetz
Marie Seele
Butch de Maranville
Joseph Lisson
Sam Huntley
Wade Mitchell
Earl Anderson
T.C. Ward
Dorothy Hubbard
Melba Reetz
Barbara
Betty Henak
Edna Henik
Betty Henik
Edna Henik Roy
Community News Roundup from Overbrook Area
Last week readings note visits at the Irving Haas home in Overbrook with Mrs Haas ill after a poisoning incident. A reception welcomed Rev Mr and Mrs Reep before they moved to Preston and Claire Neb. Various neighbors hosted gatherings and visits.
Governors Motorboat Plan Aids Lake Caretakers
Governor Payne Ratner announced the forestry fish and game commission would supply all state lake caretakers with motor boats for emergency use only to boost safety.
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Topeka
Payne Ratner
Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Wall Street Mixed As Blue Chips Lead. Cotton Rises
The Day In Wall Street reports buying of blue chips and ties keeping markets steady. Gains for favorites hovered fractions to two points, while some groups lagged as activity slowed after midday. About 425000 shares traded. early Syria reports boosted sentiment, though fears of German counter moves remained. Cotton rose 45 to 75 cents per bale.
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Wall Street
New York
Syria
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