War view from William L. White on Europe and U S aid
William L. White spoke on the war situation after returning from Europe. He described Nazi control, German youth in power, and propaganda tactics while urging U S aid to Britain to prevent invasion threats and maintain freedoms in Europe. He recalled his Harvard ties and Kansas connection and noted Italian hesitation before joining the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yewre
Kansas
Alfred de Chapeauroure
Bucharest
William L. White
University of Kansas
White
Porf. L. N. Flint
K. U
Europe
Berlin
Harvard
America
Bill
England
Flanders
United States
U. S
British Isles
al Tho
Hadeen
Italy
Mussolini
Hitler
Germany
Poland
Czecho- Slovakia
Denmark
Will Give Books For University Library Fund Drive
Alumni of the University Class of 1890 raised funds at a 50 year reunion dinner at the Evans Hearth to add new volumes to the Wat son library. Ten class members attended, four from California, plus 25 other alumni. Toastmaster John A. Rush of Los Angeles led speeches honoring deceased members Gen. Fred Funston and E. E. Slosson.
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Watson
Evans Hearth
California
John A. Rush
Los Angeles
Calif
West Coast
Walter R. Armstrong
Long Beach
Helen B. Sutliff
Palo Alto
Martha Snow Brown
Francis Huntington Snow
University
William Allen White
Emporia
Edwin F. Stimpson
William W. Russ
C. M. Sterling
Lawrence
Inez Taggart Parce
Denver
Emma Dunn Wilmouth
Concordia
Journal-World Classifieds Keep Town Busy Market
The Journal-World classified page is described as the town’s busiest marketplace with a wide array of ads and notices for goods services and opportunities across the community.
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Journal-World
American Leader Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A historical newspaper puzzle page lists numerous across and vertical clues with references to presidents, mythic terms, and common words. It includes entries such as Franklin, constellations, musical phrases, and legal roles, inviting solvers to fill a themed crossword.
Norwegians Surrender as Narvik Falls to German Forces
German troops edge back into Narvik in northern Norway after Allied withdrawal leaves Norwegian army capitulated. King Haakon VII and government fled to England, declaring capitulation upon Ruge's advice. Norwegian units laid down arms by 6 a.m. local time.
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Stockholm
Norway
Narvik
Berlin
Germany
England
Haakon VII
Tromso
Manses
Halvdan Koht
Storting
Otto Ruge
Drunkenness Fine Leads to County Jail Sentence
Adolph Wallenstein was fined five dollars in police court this morning on a charge of being drunk. He was committed to the county jail upon failure to pay the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Wallenstein
Forum on Europe’s War Draws About 150 at KU
The first KU commencement forum titled America Looks at Europe’s War heard two faculty members and a Lawrence physician discuss international, economic, and military angles. Prof. H. B. Chubb spoke on isolationists and internationalists, Prof. John Ise warned of democracy’s end and possible fascism, and Dr. Lyle S. Powell argued Germany is eastern in character and aims for strategic bread baskets.
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America
Europe
Lawrence
H. B. Chubb
John Ise
Lyle S. Powell
C. B
Professor Chubb
Powell
Germany
Hitler
Ukraine
England
Fines for Parking and Speeding In Local Court
Ralph Erwin and Ralph Kirby were fined 1 dollar each in police court for violating the 20 minute parking ordinance. Walker Josselyn was fined 5 dollars for speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Erwin
Ralph Kirby
Walker Josselyn
Douglas county attends second district Young Republicans meeting
Lawrence delegates Donald S. Hults Miss Ethel Woods Robert Oyler county chairman Mrs Oyler and Mr and Mrs Jack Miller attended the Kansas City gathering. Attorney General Jay Parker was the principal speaker with Ralph Rogers from Lincoln also in attendance.
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Douglas County
Young Republican Club
Kansas City
Lawrence
Donald S. Hults
Ethel Woods
Robert Oyler
Oyler
Jack Miller
Jay Parker
Ralph Rogers
Lincoln
Young G.O. P
Iowan Is Lucky Twice Advertises for His Missing Money
In Shenandoah Iowa on June 10 Mr J E Chambers twice recovered missing money. After losing $20 he advertised and two girls found $5 and returned it. Later two-year-old Jimmy Cook found more bills after a second loss and the money was returned again.
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Shenandoah
J. E. Chambers
Chambers
Jimmy Cook
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W.L. White
New York
Finland
Sweden
Holland
Belgium
France
Balkans
National Socialist Party
K. VU
Walter Sandelius
U.S. A
Franklin
Constellation
Riz
God of Love
Assistant Secretary of Navy
New York State
U.S
Peter Fick
Mitzi
Swallower
WEA Service, Inc
K. U. Forum
Dr. Powell
K. U. Window Cleaning Company
Vues
Pete Fick
G.O.P. Meeting
Dickinson
Darryl F. Zanuck
Lillian Russell
Alice Faye
Don Ameche
Henry Fonda
Edward Arnold Warren
William
Leo Carrillo
20Th Century-Fox
Eddie Cantor
Camel Cigarettes
AI Lye
AmMe
KTRA
Copsricht
B. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem
North
Glamorous
Vivien
Leigh
Thrills Agains
Tns
Robert Sata i
With Lucile, Watson
Virginia Field
Maria Touspenskaya
C. Aubrey ‘Smith
Waterloo Bridge
Vivien Leigh
Miss Leigh
Scarlett
March of
U.S. Navy
Western Front
Patee
iSc
James Cagney
Priscilla Lane
Humphrey Bogart
Jeffrey Lynn
Isle of Destiny
June Lang Wm. Gargan
Wallace Ford
Ann
Maisie” Sothern
Franchot
Philo Vance
Boxoffice
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