Britain and Russia sign 20 year mutual aid pact
London report states Britain and Russia pledge mutual assistance against Hitlerite Germany and aim to rebuild Europe under the Roosevelt Churchill Atlantic charter. Eden announced the May 26 signing with Molotov after talks in London and Washington with United States involvement.
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Victory drums planned for Osage ceremonial return
Pawhuska Okla June 11 Osage Indians invite army Osage braves home for their tribal ceremonial June 19 to 22. Superintendent T B Hall of the Osage agency asks army officers to grant leaves for Osage sons returning from service since World War I.
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Okla
T. B. Hall
Osage Agency
Meeting for Navy and Army Air Corps Reserve Attendees
Kenneth Razak coordinator for civilian pilot training announces a meeting for all enlisted Navy Army Air Corps reserves. The session will be Monday morning June 15 in room 116 Marvin Hall. Razak says an eight week flying course with board and room in Lawrence is likely and will demand full time commitment.
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Marvin Hall
Kenneth Razak
Razak
Lawrence
Rob an Ice Cream Parlor at 1027 Massachusetts Street
A front door was forced open at the ice cream parlor on 1027 Massachusetts Street between 4 and 9 am yesterday. About 85 dollars in currency was stolen from the money sack hidden by employee Mrs Evelyn McAlearney. Milkman found the opened door yesterday morning. Receipts from another parlor at 1903 14 Massachusetts Street were brought in during the robbery. Miss Alma Dorman operates the shop. Employee Mrs Evelyn McAlearney and her brother Melvin Schnider left around 4 am after checking receipts.
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Mystery postcard push targets Kansas Grange leader
Cogswell, head of the Kansas Grange and state farm supervisor, said he has received anonymous post cards from across the country claiming he leads a new American Standard party. The cards pose four questions about party support and membership, with responses mostly negative and coming from states like Idaho and Texas. National Grange officials deny knowledge of the scheme, leaving Cogswell to suspect a move to discredit him or the Grange.
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C. C. Cogswell
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Cogswell
American Standard Party
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Oklahoma
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Schmitz selects appointments in Sunflower Boys State session
In Wichita on June 11 Gov. Dick Schmitz announced official appointments to his administration. Leon Copeland named highway patrol superintendent with Elmo Reiff of Wichita as assistant. Edward Blinco of Fort Scott leads the corporation commission, with Rex Arrowsmith Bellsville and Bob Beck Arkansas City as members. Bud Ennis Hutchinson chairs welfare board and Albert Weissen Topeka heads labor and industry. J B Kabbert Wichita is state budget director.
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Elmo Reiff
Edward Blinco
Fort Scott
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Rex Arrowsmith
Bellsville
Bob Beck
Arkansas City
Bud Ennis
Hutchinson
Albert Weissen
Topeka
Commission of Labor and Industry
J. B. Kablert
Hedrick Pleads Guilty to Substituted Misdemeanor Charge
Frank D. Hedrick pleaded guilty to a substituted misdemeanor and was fined 250 dollars after a conference in Judge J. H. Wendorff's courtroom. The case involved alleged gambling bribes tied to his son, Johnson County Attorney Frank D. Hedrick Jr.
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Clathe
Kan
Frank D. Hedrick
Frank D. Hedrick, Jr
Johnson County
J. H. Wendorff
Doan's Pills Advertised For Kidney Relief
When kidney function is disordered poisons stay in blood causing backache rheumatic pains energy loss and swelling. Don’t wait ask your Gruggist for Doan's Pills used by millions for over 40 years to ease pain and help kidney tubes flush waste from blood.
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Jury Impanelment Delayed by Extended Weekend Break
A jury panel of 58 farmers and businessmen was exhausted and the court recessed until morning as new jurors were summoned. Judge Wendorff ordered the session suspended to replenish juror numbers and resume later today.
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Wendorff
Enemy Sinks 286 Ships As War Progresses
Submarine activity in the western Atlantic and eastern Pacific is credited with sinking 286 allied and neutral ships since Pearl Harbor as of today.
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New York
Atlantic
Pacific
Pearl Harbor
Rees Files Candidacy for Kansas Congress Seat
Rep resentative Rees reporting in from Washington mails his declaration of candidacy for the Republican nomination for congressman to the Kansas secretary of state.
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UPI
Rees
Kan
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