Czechs vow revenge after Heydrich killing and Lidice purge
London reports the Czech government pledges all necessary steps for retribution against German crimes after the Heydrich assassination. Berlin announced 31 more Czech executions in Prague and Bruenn, while Lidice was razed and women sent to camps with children placed in institutions.
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London
Gestapo
Reinhard Heydrich
Heydrich
Lidice
Prague
Bruenn
Berlin
Lawrence man promoted to captain in coastal artillery
Henry Price of Lawrence has been promoted from lieutenant to captain in the coast artillery anti aircraft section. He is stationed at Oahu in the Hawaiian Islands. His parents, Mr and Mrs H M Price, 317 East Seventeenth, were informed today.
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Henry Price
Lawrence
Coast Artillery
H. M. Price
East
Captain Price
Oahu
Hawaiian Islands
Washington Briefs: War Rubber, Sugar, and King George Visit
Under Secretary of War Robert Patterson argued before a senate committee that a bill allowing large crude rubber allocations for 20 million cars would place civilians ahead of armed forces needs. Sugar supplies may be the smallest in over two decades, with ration prospects dim. Hull noted vigilance over axis intrigues near French Guiana. Budget cuts slashed the price administration fund by about 20 percent to 161 million, shrinking staff. King George II of Greece visited Arlington tomb and Mount Vernon during a six day U.S. stay, after White House reception.
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Robert Patterson
Senate
Patterson
Senate Banking Committee
Army
Navy
Department of Agriculture
United States
Department
House Appropriations Committee
Budget Bureau
Leon Henderson
Office of Price Administration
Congress
George II
Greece
The
Arlington Cemetery
George Washington
Mount Vernon
Washington
White House
Landlords Announce New Rental Rules Today
A group of landlords announced today new rental rules affecting houses apartments and flats. They aim to standardize rents and screening processes across properties.
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Office of Price Administration
Registration of defense rental properties begins next week
Tenements and similar housing areas under government control must register with OPA rent officials. Registration starts Monday and ends at midnight July 1. Hotels and rooming houses are excluded for now. a separate registration will occur later.
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Defense
OPA
Wichita
Kaw
Kansas Roundtable Concludes Before Fall Term Begins
Anna Mc Cracken of philosophy, Joseph King pastor of Plymouth Congregational church, and John E Hankins of English are named participants. Hankins will serve as moderator. This will be the final University of Kansas roundtable until the fall term begins in September.
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Anna McCracken
Philosophy
Joseph King
Plymouth Congregational Church
John E. Hankins
Hankins
University of Kansas
R O T C to Receive Colors From Elks at KU
The R O T C of the University of Kansas will receive a newly made set of colors presented by the Elks Lodge No 595. The gift includes national colors and the R O T C flag with the national seal and the inscription R O T C University of Kansas. A barbecue will follow with Elks as special guests.
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R.O.T.C
University of Kansas
Elks Lodge
Local families visit in Missouri and Kansas events
Mr and Mrs Larry Lesholz of Tulsa and Mrs Martin Abel spent Friday in Lees Summit visiting friends including Mr and Mrs Arthur Bernitz and Miss Alice Bernitz who attended a Children’s Day program at St Paul’s church. Miss June Louise Abel, daughter of Mr and Mrs Martin Abel, had a tonsilitis operation Monday at Lawrence Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs Carl Bernitz of Kansas City spent Sunday evening with Arthur Bernitz and Alice Bernitz. Wanda, their daughter, attended a musical.
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Larry Lesholz
Tulsa
Okla
Martin Abel
Lee's Summit
Arthur Bernitz
Gus Koch
Alice Bernitz
St. Paul’s Church
Iil Eudora
June Louise Abel
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Carl Bernitz
Kansas City
Wanda
Eudora
Gilmoree Nichols
Salem
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Eudora City Hall
Gideon Ness
Topeka
Jess Krayrill
Floyd Broers
George Broers
John Reusch
Donna Mae
Oscar Broers
Kaw Valley
June Louise
Evelyn Rideen
Glen Wilson
Glen Dale
Wichita
Jack Howard
Lawrence
Walter Wilson
Nevieve
Clarence Daugherty
Los Angeles
Cal
Wilson
Arvin Weston
John Bowen
Lee Spencer
Bowen
Belle Marvin
Evelyn Cooper
Norman Combest
Small Son
George Ott
Gerald Ott
S. V. Hibner
Delmer Spitz
Vernon Hultz
Max Ream
Hawaii
Minnie Parks
Spencer McCoy
Oscar Lothholz
Bobbie
McCoy
Ralph James
Roger
al Neis
Harry
Wellsville
Gideon Neis
Abel
Leesholz
Vila Broers
Lottie Neis
Roundtable Tonight on KFKU Discusses Crisis in Thought
University of Kansas Roundtable broadcast from station KFKU at 7 p m will feature a discussion on the topic Crisis in Thought. The program will include several speakers from campus and the community.
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KFKU
University of Kansas
Women's Missionary Society meeting at Mrs Emma Schneider's
The Women’s Missionary Society met at the home of Mrs Emma Schneider on Thursday afternoon for a routine gathering and shared discussion.
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Lem Women’s Missionary Society
Emma Schneider
The Journal World Classified Page Markets in Busy Trade
The Journal World classified page serves as the town’s busiest marketplace with listings spanning jobs housing services and goods. Local readers rely on the section for up to date ads and quick buys.
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Journal-World
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Great Lakes
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Lawrence, Kansas
Bay
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Squart
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TEK
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Seaforth
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Pall Mall
Dorothy Gray
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