Four Great Spheres Predicted If Germany Wins War
Secretary Wallace warned at Bennington College that a German victory in Europe could split the world into four spheres of influence. He outlined European and African control, North and South America, plus potential Australia and New Zealand involvement, with Russia and Japan as other factors. He urged a pro north south shift in U S economic ties to counter the threat and said Germany’s rise would eventually fail due to racial and democratic repudiation.
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Bennington
Wallace
Europe
Africa
North
South
America
Australia
New Zealand
Russia
Japan
Germany
Bennington College
Hitler
Western Hemisphere
Landon Attacks Roosevelt Over War Policy
Former Kansas governor and 1936 GOP nominee Alf Landon charged President Roosevelt with heading toward a war the nation is unprepared for. He criticized the Charlottesville speech as dictatorial in tone and warned against sending American troops overseas, while supporting aid to allies. Landon spoke as he prepared to attend the Republican convention in Philadelphia.
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Topeka
Kan
P—Ailf
M. Landon
Roosevelt
Landon
Charlottesville
Musso- Landon
America
Congress
Kansas
Philadelphia
Ministers Attend Annual Methodist Conference at Baker Baldwin
About 300 eastern Kansas Methodist ministers will study at the 19th annual Kansas Conference School of Ministerial Training on Baker campus June 17 to 21. Faculty includes Dr. Albert Knudson Dr. Harry Rogers Dr. John Versteeg Dr. Paul Lawson Dr. Harold Humbert Dr. Cassius English Street and Dr. Thomas L. Foster. Dr. Oscar E. Allison of Emporia chairs the executive board.
Child Killed by Car in Wichita
Richard G. Swartz, 3, was struck by a motor car while crossing a street in Wichita. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Swartz and the city’s eighth traffic fatality of the year. Watching for the mailman is a biz event during the vacation. Remember to order your Journal- World subscription before you leave this summer.
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Wichita
Richard G. Swartz
Reuben Swartz
Journal- World
Dean Lawson To Talk On Foundations Of Civilization
Dean Paul B. Lawson of the University of Kansas will speak on The Foundations of Civilization at 10 30 a m tomorrow at the First Baptist Church Eighth and Kentucky streets It opens a summer school lecture series non sectarian and free to all attendees Also listed are talks by Schwegler Ise Davis Chandler Melvin and Jordan through July 28 with dates and topics.
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Paul B. Lawson
University of Kansas
First Baptist Church
Eighth
Kentucky Streets
Dean P. B. Lawson
R. A. Schwegler
John Ise
Robert McNair Davis
H.E. Chandler
F. E. Melvin
Prof
H. E. Jordan
State defense council formed by Governor Ratner
Gov. Payne Ratner organized Kansas law enforcement heads into a state defense council to aid federal authorities against fifth column activity. Attending members include Adjutant General H. M. McLean, Attorney General Jay Parker, and State Bureau of Investigation Director Lou P. Richter, with the governor stressing alertness and readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Payne Ratner
H. M. McLean
Jay Parker
Lou P. Richter
State Bureau of Investigation
Submarines Seek Haven in Spanish Ports During Chase
Italian submarines sought refuge in Spanish ports as one, visibly damaged, docked at Ceuta after heavy shelling heard near Gibraltar. Earlier another submarine sheltered at Algeciras and a third was reported entering a different port.
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Madrid
Ceuta
Spanish Morocco
Britain
Gibraltar
Algeciras
Highway Contracts Awarded by State Highway Commission
Highway construction contracts totaling over a million dollars for work in the first, second, fourth and fifth divisions were awarded yesterday by the state highway commission in Topeka on June 15.
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Topeka
State Highway Commission
Louisiana Senator Proposes Uniformed Lobbyists
Louisiana senator Ernest S. Clements urged the state senate to require lobbyists wear red uniforms green caps and yellow shoes to stand out and deter bribe allegations. The resolution seeks details of a bribe offer to a senator and notes increasing lobbyist presence in capitol corridors. Action on the resolution was deferred.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana Senate
Senate
Ernest S. Clements
Capitol
World agency urged to manage world affairs for peace
Dr Daniel A Poling at the Kansas Christian Endeavor convention proposes a world agency to administer world affairs with national sovereignty intact as part of a sacrificial plan for world peace Police power for administration open economic frontiers free access to raw materials reciprocal trade agreements collective responsibility for colonies coalition peace commission and cancellation of war debts Miss Blanche Yeomans of Lawrence was re elected state president
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Kansas City
Kan
CPI
Daniel A. Poling
Kansas Christian Endeavor
C. E. Union
Blanche Yeomans
Lawrence
Minor racketeers shot in Chicago car killing on 69th Street
In Chicago on June 15, Michael McGovern 35 and James McGlade 30, described by police as minor racketeers, were shot and killed while seated in McGovern’s parked car on South 69th Street near Wabash Avenue. McGovern was brother of Hugh McGovern, slain in 1928. Police theorize a rear seat shooter.
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Chicago
Michael McGovern
James McGlade
McGovern
South 69Th Street
Wabash Avenue
Hugh McGovern
Eudora Flower Club Plans June Meeting at Durr Home
The Eudora Flower club schedules its monthly meeting at Mrs Augusta Durrs home on June 18 Roll call will name and locate a state park Mrs Rose Lothholz will present a paper on Dalphemimus followed by a round table on Edible plants from the wilds led by Miss Ellen Melville Bird of the month Cardinal is named Mrs Rhetta Daugherty Cards of local residents attend Crossroad Sociable in Topeka and WIBW station.
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Eudora Flower Club
Augusta Durr
State Park
Rose Lothholz
Ellen Melville
Topeka
WIBW
Mary Allen
Nydia Hughes
Josephine Gilmore
John Everley
Chris Hammer
Carol Gerstenberger
Nellie Coryell
Ladonna Kazmaiere
Grandma Edlebrock
Martin Briethaupt
Pete Edlebrock
Charline
Emma Johnson
Mary Cook
Jean Bartz
Glenn Moody
Wiedemanns
Lawrence
Paul Wright
Aileen Zisenis
Fred Walker
Leslie Kindred
Retta Kraus
Mable Butts
Travant
Okarehe
Okla
Sarah Hausman
Mary Brecheisen
Emma Deckwa
Reckin Schendell
Lawrence Delegates Attend Kansas Conference Sunday School Meet
Delegates from Lawrence attend the district convention of the Kansas Conference Sunday school and Allen Christian Endeavor League in Topeka from June 11 to 13. Attendees include Mrs. Della Bryant Lucille Pierson Rosie Lewis Rev J N Goddard Rev E J Malone A Strode Daisy Howard Mrs Gertrude Clark and Mrs Adella Miller. The Rev Strode spoke on helps and hindrances in Sunday school work and Mrs Clark on active Christian service as a vital life force. Rev Goddard discussed new Testament translations. The St Luke’s junior choir, directed by Ruth Richardson and sponsored by Mrs Miller, won second in the junior choir and oratorical contests. M C Knight presided. One highlight was Georgia Marshall singing evange lites returning from Detroit.
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Lawrence
Kansas Conference
Allen Christian Endeavor League
Topeka
Della Bryant
Lucille Pierson
Rosie Lewis
J. N. Goddard
E. J. Malone
A. Strode
Daisy Howard
Gertrude Clark
Adella Miller
Strode
St. James A. M. E
Clark
Georgia Marshall
San Francisco
Evaneatae
Detroit
Indians Plan No Uprising in Miami Nation Letter
The Miami Indians of Indiana said they plan no uprising in a joint letter to John Collier and Harold Ickes. They stated they consider themselves true Americans and asked the information be conveyed to the Indian affairs secretary.
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Wabash
Ind
Indiana
John Collier
Secretary of Indian Affairs
Harold Ickes
Trains a New Apprentice Sparrow Helps Watch Repairman
Nebraska watch repairman Sam Cosentino trains a 22 day old English sparrow named Tony as his new apprentice after last year’s Tony was lost to a cat. The bird learns to pick up screws and small parts dropped on the floor as training begins in Omaha.
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Omaha
Neb
Pig Watch
Sam Cosentino
Tony
Sam
Local Social Roundup From Wellsville Area Families
Sunday gatherings include Mr. and Mrs. A Kazmaier of Wellsville and Otis Morriss of St Joseph as supper guest. Bankers clinic attended by William Mercier in Lawrence across Wednesday to Friday. Mrs Retta Kraus and Mrs Mabel Butts hosted Widows club dessert luncheon with bridge prizes won by Augusta Durr and Lucy Keigi. Numerous visits and dinners feature Moll, Neider, Markley, Elmore, Papenhousen, Massey and Lothholz families with friends in Topeka Kansas City Vinland Ola Lewis and Tangonoxie cited. The Ladies Aid met at the Methodist church with 21 members and one guest Mrs William Wolfe.
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A. Kazmaier
Wellsville
William Mercier
Bankers Clinic
Lawrence
J. D. Adams
Topeka
Martin Able
Leo Moll
San Antonio
Tex
Fred Moll
Gottlieb Neider
Susan Markley
Valley Chapel
Marie Moll
Ola
Esther Fay Miskimins
Vinland
George Schubert
Don Claire
Dale
DeSoto
Ray Morriss
Deliie Martin
Chicago
Everett Elmore
Elmore
Sue Ann
Fred Papenhausen
Carl Papenhousen
Billy Bob
Lila Jean
Fred Papenhousen Sr
Tonganoxie
Mark Massey
Kansas City
Lester Massey
Delite Martin
Lewis, Kan
George Lothholz
Ann Lothholz
Oscar Pench
Kansasity
Methodist Church
William Wolfe
Alta Roe
Local Social Notes Include Family Visits and Meetings
The afternoon featured flag salute and quilting while Mrs. Fred Walker chaired a June committee serving refreshments. Guests included Eli St. John of Olathe Nadine Harriss Carol Ann Zimmerman and Charles Conger of Lawrence visiting the Milburns. Charles Conger also spent several days with them. Fred Moll and family hosted George Schubert guests from Gardner for dinner. Neider family visitors and callers were noted Friday afternoon.
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Fred Walker
Eli ‘St. John
Olathe
Nadine Harriss
Carol Ann Zimmerman
Charles Conger
Lawrence
Jake Milburn
Fred Moll
Marie Moll
Leo Moll and Son
George Schubert
Gardner
Hugo Neider
Katherine
Dean
Carl Neider
Henry
Max
Gottlieb Neider
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Evreuxe
LE Mans
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Lyon
le Havre
West Point
U. S. Army
Hugh A. Drum
Dean Lawson
France
Louis Renault
White House
United States
State Defense Council
Spanish
Louisiana
Eudora
Lawrence National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Miami Tribe
Nebraska
Pickens
Patee
William Boyd
Hopalong Gassidy
Priscilla Lane
Rosemary Lane
Lola Lane
Gale Page Four
Wes
Ea Claude Rains
Jeffrey Lynn
Eddie Albert
May Robson
Frank McHugh
Ocr Foran
Henry O'Neill
The
Road
Edmund Lowe
Irene ‘Hervey
Social Security
Dickinson
Eddie Cantor
K. U
Comdany
Wualak
Randolph Scott
Ey Tis West
Acs
Charles Lee
WHB
Gerry Keith
McGehee Brothers
Weaver Bros. and
Elviry
Old
Missouri
Ging Crosby
Gloria Jean
Charles Winninger
ES Brendel Abiyn
Joslyn -Claire Dodd
Nana Bryant
Ramwent Fanorites
Eddie Leonard
Trixie Friganza
Grace LaRue
Julian Btinge
Blanche Ring
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