Allied soldiers taken on coast near St Valery en Caux
Trapped by masses of German troops about 20 000 British and French soldiers were captured at St Valery en Caux on France’s English Channel coast. Some escaped to reinforce Le Havre while the exodus of British troops continues as Britain moves thousands across the channel.
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London
St. Valery-en- Caux
France
English
Britain
St. Valery
le Havre
England
West Country
Clement Attlee
House of Commons
Churchill
Attlee
Royal Air Force
Paris
Egypt
Italian
Libya
Mediterranean
Tobruk
Malta
Valetta
Italy
Reuters
Ankara
Turkey
Fleet Air Arm
Boulogne
Bergen
Vaerles
Norway
Netherlands
Dutch East Indies
Tokyo
Java
Netherlands East Indies
Netherlands East
Aden
Red Sea
Eritrea
Two Men Involved In Country Road Assault
Ray Stone, 23, began a 30 day jail term after pleading guilty to assault and battery before Justice Rob ert B. Oyler. Glenn Casteel, 19, pleaded not guilty to felonious assault with preliminary hearing set for June 18. The defendants allegedly attacked Harold and Tom Hutton on May 29 along a country road south of Twenty third and Louisiana street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Stone
Justice of ‘the Peace
Robert B. Oyler
Glenn Casteel
Oyler
Harold Hutton
Lawrence
Tom Hutton
Gardner
Huttons
Twenty-third
Louisiana Street
Brass to Run Again for Douglas County Commissioner
James F. Brass of Lecompton announces reelection bid for the third district county commissioner seat. The district includes Lecompton Kanwaka Clinton Marion Willow Springs Wakarusa west precinct and Lawrence's third ward. Brass, a 25 year farmer and former Kansas County Commissioners Association president, has been active in state water conservation work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lecompton
Kanwaka
Clinton
Marion
Willow Springs
Wakarusa
Lawrence
Brass
Douglas County
Kansas County Commissioners Association
Payne Ratner
State Water Conservation Committee
Scarlet fever vaccine pills proposed by Dicks in 102 cases
New York June 13 reports a pill developed by Dr George F Dick and Gladys Henry Dick as a scarlet fever vaccine substitute. In 102 trials 94 percent immunized with some transient rash. not recommended as general substitute but for high risk or urgent epidemic use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
CRI
American Medical Association
George F. Dick
Gladys Henry Dick
French Plan to Stay on in the War Amid Paris Front Chaos
The French vow to remain in the Paris area as bombings target western Germany. German forces push toward Pacy-sur-Eure and Meaux while French counterattacks slow advances in the Beaumont Evreux sector. Rail and river routes in the Seine valley remain strategic as the Maginot line links northern fronts. The article also notes local academic and business items, including a university law library student and a Western Auto Supply manager buying property near Mount Hope nurseries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorved
Paris
Channel Coast
Mannheim
Neustadt
Frankfort
Germany
Beaumont
Evreux-Paty
Seine
Pacy-sur- Eure
Meaux
Parise
Marne
Pont de L’arche
Mantes
Seine Valley
le Havre
Channel
Chantilly Forest
Senlis
Crepy-en-Valois
Chauteau-Thierry
Reims
Juniville
Argonne
Montmedy
Lawrence Notes On University Ties And Local Happenings
Lawrence items note Morse family ties to Abilene bank. twin sons Ernest and Paul Morse graduate from the University. James L. Postman becomes youngest life member of the University alumni association. Misses Joyce Vetter and Alice Russell played two piano numbers on KFKU. The Kaw river rise did not occur. Bowersock mill reports stage at 11 feet. F C Hesse visits. he once led Centenary church. Edward Arnsberger graduates from Harvard Law and heads to Kansas bar exams in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
University Alumini Association
James L. Postman
Lawrence
Joyce Vetter
Alice Russell
KFKU
J.S. Bach
Moussorgsky
Charles S. Skilton
Bowersock
Edward Arnsberger
K.A
Harvard School-Of -Law
Kansas
Olney In Critical Condition Unchanged At Home
F. H. Olney’s condition is reported unchanged this afternoon as he remains critically ill at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Olney
Callahan Seeks Reelection for Kansas District Clerk
John Pat Callahan district court clerk announced his candidacy for reelection in the Republican primary on August 6. He leads the Kansas District Clerks association, serves as acting president of the Douglas County Central Protective association, and is Noble Grand of Lawrence lodge four of I.O.C.F. He belongs to the Elks, backs Boy Scout and Red Cross work, chairs the home and farm accident prevention committee, and sponsors a local junior league baseball team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Pat” Callahan
District Court
Callahan
Kansas District Clerks Association
Douglas County Central Protective Association
Noble Grand
Lawrence Lodge
I.0.c.f
Elks Club
Red Cross
Douglas County
County Treasurer Extends Tax Office Hours Through June 20
The county treasurer will stay open at noon starting Saturday through June 20 to allow payment of last half 1939 taxes without penalty. Treasurer Roy Flory said payments are rising as the deadline nears and are normal or better.
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Roy Flory
Flory
Uruguay Moves To Regulate Associations Amid Nazi Crackdown
The chamber of deputies approved a government bill regulating the right of association to curb fifth column activity and sent it to the senate. With passage anticipated, the German minister ordered the closure of all Nazi centers and organizations in Uruguay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevideo
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Uurguay
Red Cross Nears Halfway to 20 Million Goal
Washington June 18 The Red Cross war relief fund has passed the halfway mark toward the 20 million dollar goal officials announced today the total reaching 10 171 322. Also notes curios about giant rats three feet long and climbing tree kangaroos in Dutch New Guinea. A 30 mph wind is nine times as strong as a 10 mph wind and the cornea is the only human tissue without blood. The heron folds its neck between chest and beak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Washington
War Relief Fund
The
American Red Cross
Envoys to Leave Stations in Rome Amid Diplomatic Tensions
In Rome on June 18 1972 Norwegian Belgian and Dutch ministers and aides prepared to depart as the Soviet ambassador Nikolai Gorelkin returned after six months. Italian air attacks against Toulon Bizerta and Asmera caused civilian casualties. Malta defenses and a mine belt around Pantelleria tightened, with neutral ships rerouted via Messina.
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Rome
Italy
Russia
Germany
Nikolai Gorelkin
Finland
Gorelkin
Vittorio Emmanuele
Toulon
Bizerta
High Command
Tolay
Mediterranean
Tunisia
France
Marseille
Malta
Mediterranean Sea
Asmera
Adierat
Italian East Africa
Turin
Libya
Pantelleria
Sicily
Middle East
Messina
Black Jack News roundup of fishing, visits and social events
J C Trushelm fished on the Marais de Cygnes catching two fish weighing two and four pounds before a storm halted activity. Numerous gatherings include Maurice O Neil and J L Hays families dining with the L A Schellack family in Kansas City and many Sunday visits among local families. Frank Headly, a Black Jack boy, died on June second. details forthcoming.
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J. C. Trushelm
Marais de Cygnes
Maurice O'Neil
J. L. Hays
L. A. Schellack
Kansas City
Lester Kalb
Fred Bell
Wellsville
Robert Allison
S. E. Allison
Ottawa
Hallie Doran
D. Vantries
Clifford Ce
Grace Hays
Hallie ‘Doran
Harry Franklin
Melvern
L. O. Drew
Edna Cavender
Jimmy Smith
Gene Kalb
Royal Neighbors
Baldwin Lake
H. L. O'Neill
Nora
Irene Vantries
Charles Lindsay
Wichita
W. G. McFarland
Geneva
Lawrence
Black Jack Ladies Club
Hottie Doran
Grace Preston
Mary Bell
Iris O’neil
Frank Headly
Frank
Hays
Leave town notice for Journal-World summer address
When departing town readers are reminded to dial 22 and have the Journal-World mailed to a designated summer address for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Fisher Announces Reelection Bid for Douglas County Superintendent
Harold C. Fisher of Lawrence announces his candidacy for reelection as county superintendent of public instruction in the Republican primary scheduled for August. He has led the office since 1933 after ten years teaching in Douglas county schools. Fisher highlights expanded classified schools, higher teacher qualifications, and a rural district library he established and stocked with over 800 donated volumes available to all public schools. He is married with three children and active in the Co-Operative Club and Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold C. Fisher
Lawrence
County Superintendent of’ Public Instruction Today
Douglas County
University of
Kansas
Fisher
Co-Operative Club
The
Methodist Church
Decoration day visits and community notices in Clearfield
Clearfield residents and friends share Decoration day calls visiting relatives in Eudora and Lawrence. Everett Redding dies suddenly near Falls City. W. M. S. and grange activities, including a vacation debate, and multiple family gatherings described among Breithaupt, Selzer, Brecheisen, Deay, and Hausman families. Memorial services held at Deay cemetery.
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David Meeder
Wichita
Hanna Meeder
Floria
Mabel Edler
Mary Vitt
Eudora
Harry Reid
Kansas City
Kan
Lene Breithaupt
Becky Schendel
Emma Breithaupt
Everett Redding
Falls City
Neb
Redding
Zona Kramer
Black Jack
Lena Breithaupt
L. B. Mignot
Helen Wellsville
Sally Brecheisen
Philip
Howard Wilson
Roy Breithaupt
Eileen Breithaupt
Lawrence
John Selzer
Alvin Durr
Mound City
Louie Schendel
Helen
Louis Schendel
Allen
Wesley Schendel
Marilen
G. E. Kretsinger
Topeka
Paul
O. C. Kreisinger
Clark Laughlin
Vinland
Oliver Brecheisen
Garden City
Roy
Ruth Wilson
Brecheisen
B. F. Breithaupt
Edith Brecheisen
M. Breithaupt
Arden Johnson
Clearfield W
W. J. Selzer
Emma Deckwa
Alberta Deckwa
Minnie Hausman
Mary
Irene Brecheisen
Alma Deay
Chloe Breithaupt
Louise
Addie Brecheisen
Herman Pooch
Wesley Deckwa
Ted Brecheisen
Deckwa
Mr. Deckwa
Mr. Brecheisen
Johnny Selzer
Memorial Hospital
Clyde Deay
W. J. Deay
Irvin
Art Deay
Deay Cemetery
Everett Deay
John Frye
Carrie Selzer
Nanne Clark
Vera Pooch
Paul Selzer
Theodore Tharen
Fred Deay
Harland Rochester
Wellsville
Emma Johnson
Alfreda Woodard
Tulsa
Okla
Johnny
Paul Hausman
Tena Gabriel
Minnie ‘Hausman
W. L. Selzer
Want some extra cash sell items with Journal ae classifieds
Short text urges readers to use Journal ae classified ads to sell unused household items for extra cash. Mentions phone prompting contact for ad placement.
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Journalae
Ladies Auxiliary Members Return From Kansas Encampment
Five Lawrence women report the Kansas department encampment in Junction City drew 1 500 attendees. Lawrence Auxiliary led state gain with a 54 percent membership rise. Mrs Saunders nearly won department guard. Violet Abel, recovering from burns, is improving at her parents’ home near Eudora.
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V.F
Sadie Billings
Arkansas City
Bute Bottom
Kansas City
Violet Abel
Otto Abel
Eudora
Market Slump Hits Chicago Wheat and Corn Prices
Market news from Chicago reports a 24 percent drop to 415 cents in wheat and corn as heavy selling ends trading. European war news blamed for the lull in futures pits before removal of minimums. limits on daily price changes to stay in effect. Open interest remains high with large weekly and yearly totals.
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Chicago
Europe
Board of Trade
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Drops Prices
Livestock in Kansas City on June 13 shows hogs mostly slow and uneven with declines to about 50 to 15 lower, few weights selling at top 5.10. Cattle and calves supply tight with steady to weak demand, fed steers and heifers around 9.00 to 9.65 per cwt, Colorado fed heifers 10.25, cows and bulls weaker, stockers scarce. Sheep slow with opening sales light and lamb bids down, clipped lambs near 7.75, native spring lambs above 10.50.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Colorado
Livestock Market Report From Kansas City
Hogs and cattle unchanged. Sheep and lambs show slight declines with spring lambs around 25 lower and late sales 50 or more lower. Top native spring lambs at 10.50, shipments good to choice around 10.00 to 10.25. Clipped lambs steady to 8.00, others 6.75 to 7.75. Slaughter ewes down from 3.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Ap-Usda
Estimated Livestock Receipts for Tomorrow
Official cattle 400 calves 200 hogs 1500 and sheep 1000 expected at Kansas City markets on June 13. AP USDA report lists totals for cattle calves hogs and sheep.
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Kansas City
USDA
Kansas City Cash Grain Prices Report
Wheat markets show scattered gains and declines across several futures and spot grades. Prices for No 2 dark hard and No 2 red wheat fluctuated with July and December contracts inching higher while other wheat and corn grades edged mixed. Oats and rye futures remained mostly unchanged with minor shifts in specified classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Commodity Futures Figures From Chicago Markets
Chicago market data lists July and September futures for wheat oats rye and barley with Dezember and October positions. Prices show July values alongside Sept and Dec dates for each grain and related commodity futures.
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Chicago
APJ
Jevenne
Eg Sd
Kansas City Hay Market Prices and Quotations
Market notes list alfalfa No. 1 at 12.00 or 13.00 and No. 2 leafy at 11.00 to 12.00. Quotations include extra leafy hay but some entries were eliminated or delayed.
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Kansas City Hay Market
Kansas City
USDA
Hay
Prairie potato market report notes mixed arrivals and sales
Chicago potato market data dated June 13 shows arrivals totaling 114 on track 244 with 910 shipments. Prices listed for California long whites and U S commercials, plus North Carolina Cobblers and Mississippi Bliss Triumphs with various 2.10 to 4.36 per 50‑lb car values and decay observations for North Carolina Cobblers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
California
U. S
California Bliss Triumphs
North Carolina Cobblers
Mississippi Bliss Triumphs
Alabama Bliss
Kansas City Produce Update Signals Mixed Agricultural Prices
Kansas City June 13 AP reports mixed farm prices with eggs showing firsts at 13 percent and current receipts 1244. Note figures for butterfat poultry hens roosters springs and broilers appear as scattered data points, indicating volatility in dairy and meat markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Springs
Local Markets Today Grain And Poultry Prices
Grain figures include wheat and yellow corn with percentages shown for kaffir. Butterfat listings present No. 123 and No. 220. Poultry shows hens under and over 4 pounds and roosters. Egg prices for straight runs are listed. A cryptic value for hugs is noted.
Bond Notes and Treasury Rates Reported in New York
Government bond activity in New York on June 13 shows closing prices for Treasury 4s at 54-44 112.1 and 43ys at 52-47 118.6. Market roundup highlights ongoing debt securities trading and yield indications.
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New York
Treasury
Wall Street Dips as European War News Weighs Markets
The New York stock market opened weak and failed to recover amid darker European dispatches. Transfers ran about 900000 shares while leaders fell two points at most. few gainers included IBM up briefly, while many majors such as U S Steel, Bethlehem, Chrysler, GM, Douglas Aircraft and Goodyear lagged. Cotton fell 25 to 55 cents a bale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
New York
Paris
Reynaud
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Chrysler
General Motors
Douglas Aircraft
United Aircraft
Glenn Martin
Anaconda
Kennecott
Great Northern Santa Fe
Standard Oil of New Jersey
Westinghouse
General Electric
J. I. Case
Montgomery Ward
Norfolk and Western
Goodyear
International Business
Sears, Roebuck
Fastern Airlines
Loft
Electric Bort
Aero de Pasco
Charles Lees WHB Radio Revue At Granada Saturday
Charles Lee presents his WHB Radio Revue with 25 artists at the Granada Saturday afternoon and evening June 15. The star cast includes the WHB Dancing Darlings and a troupe of singers dancers and comedians from station WHB. The Granada offers this pretentious show with no admission increase.
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WHB
Charles Lee
Granada
Lawrence
Stars of Tomorrow
Lee
Ady
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Adinia
Switzerland
Third District
James F. Brass
Lecompton Township
Board of County Commissioners
University Law Library
Courtney Bratton
Western Auto Supply Store
Mount Hope Nurseries
Gussie Dixon
Stevenson Agency
E. L. Morse
K. U
Ernest
Paul Morse
Morse
Citizen’s Bank of
F. C. Hesse
Uruguay
Acacia Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Elock Ps m
R. B. Stevens
John H. Parker
Adv
Dutch New Guinea
Belgium
Douglas
Clearfield
V. F. W. Auxiliary
Alaska
Hawaii
Canada
New England
Downs Travel Agency
Alabama St
Schulz S
Ciin
Stocka
Tel
A & SF
Beth Steel
Cerro Dea Pasco
Montgom Wi
Nat Dairy Pr
North Am Co
Phillips
West EL & Mfg
Wheb Radio Revue
Lawrence and
Vicinity
E. W. Penchard
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