Bitter in Paris against Reynaud and Darlan
Paris reports a new life under occupation with public services resuming and some daily activities returning. Rightist opinion predominates as Reynaud and Darlan are blamed for France’s war stance, while German officials assume key posts in the city and postal and telegraph services gradually reopen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Aachen
Berlin
Paul Reynaud
Edouard Dela“dier
France
Germany
le Matin
Victoire
Storces
von Grote
DNB
Otto Abetz
Achenbach
Abetz
General von Studnitz
Leing
Comedie Fracaise
Pasteur “Institute
Chamber of Commerce
Henri -Philippe Petain
Reynaud
Howe elected to Kansas Newspaper Hall of Fame
The late E W Howe of the Atchison Globe is elected by veteran Kansas editors to the Kansas Newspaper Hall of Fame. Prof L N Flint of the University of Kansas announced the vote honoring the Sage of Potato Hill who edited the Atchison Globe 1877 to 1911 and wrote 30 books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Howe
Atchison Globe
Kansas
L. N. Flint
University of Kansas
Potato Hill
Howe
Middlewest
Treaty
Ind
Atchison
Golden Globe
Golden
Colo
University
Hall of Fame
Solomon Miller
Maj. J. K. Hudson
Marsh M. Murdock
D. R. Anthony
Noble L. Prentis
D. W. Wilder
E. W Hoch
John A. Martin
W. E. Blackburn
Moses
Milton Beck
W.Y. Morgan
George W. Marble
F. P. MacLennan
John S. Gilmore
T. B. Murdock
Harold T. Chase
John Mack
Tom. E. Thompson
Quarter Century Club
Sigma ‘Delta -Chi
Department of Journalism
Chancellor Malott to Attend Engineering Education Session
Lawrence officials report Chancellor Deane W. Malott will travel to Berkeley California to join the annual sessions of the Society for the Promotion of Engineering Education. The item notes strong reader interest in the classified page with 76 percent of subscribers reading it daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deane W. Malott Leftight
Berkeley
Calif
Society For the Promotion of Engineering Education
War Briefs from Across the World June 19
Reports from Bucharest London Berlin Cairo Lisbon St. Louis Mexico City Montevideo and other locations describe troop movements naval actions air raids and political measures. Notable items include passenger passage on the Exmoor from Constanta to New York, Attlee briefings in London and Italy submarine actions in the Mediterranean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Exmoor
Constanta
Romania
New York
Cairo
Mediterranean
Royal Air Force
London
France
French Ministry of National Defense
Italy
French
Fleet Air Arm
Reading matter drive by WPA library center seeks books
The WPA library center at 900 Rhode Island street asks for book and magazine donations. Donated items serve all rural districts and schools in the county. Call 945 to arrange pickup of articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPA
Rhode Island Street
Fined for Being Drunk in Police Court
Ray Barnes was fined five dollars in police court this morning for being drunk. He was arrested in the 700 block on Massachusetts street at about six o'clock last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Barnes
Massachusetts Street
Crushing terms laid on France
Rome reports Il Giornale d Italia and Il Popolo outline harsh postwar terms for France. Gayda asserts a new European order based on birthrates and proportional populations. Germany and Italy push for armistice conditions including control of French gold, raw materials, and factories to bolster anti British efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italy
France
Virginio Gayda
Mussolini
Il Giornale d
Italia
Gayda
Versailles
Germany
Austria
Winston Churchill
Britain
Roosevelt
Adolf Hitler
Munich
Arctic Circle
Equator
Il Poncio di Roma
Poland
Norway
Holland
Belgium
Il Popolo
Younger Students May Stay Later at Studio
The Children's Art Studio will let second and third graders stay until 11 45 this year to finish work, with a 10 80 fallback if fatigue appears. Miss Maud Ellsworth, director, notes new enrollments are welcome and visitors may come any time. Fire drill was held yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Ellsworth
Ellsworth
Divorce to Mrs Winrod in Wichita district court
In Wichita Kansas on June 19 the Rev Gerald B Winrod agreed to a 5000 cash settlement and 45 monthly for the three children in a separate maintenance action. The agreement included the home and furniture and shared custody. An emergency divorce decree was granted amid Mrs Winrod’s claim of incompatible with his pro Nazi activities. The Rev Winrod denied being Nazi or pro Nazi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Gerald B.winrod
Winrod
Deaths and Funerals Blanche Embry Davenport
Mrs Blanche Embry of Lakeport California died June 10. She was the former Blanche Haskins of Lawrence. The notice notes her death and identifies surviving name changes and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Embry
A. Davenport
Lawrence
Lake Port
Calif
Embry
Blanche Haskins
Rites Set for James H. Hail in Friday Mass
Funeral services for Second Lieutenant James Herbert Hail age 24, son of Mr and Mrs William C Hail, will be held at St John s Catholic church Friday at 9 am with Rev Fr Hoff man presiding. He died in a crash involving two U S army bombing planes over New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Herbert Hail
William C. Hail
St. John’s Catholic Church
M. T. Hoffman
Hail
New York City
Marts
Mitchel Field
L. I
Lawrence
Santa Fe
Rumsey
Father Hoffman
Kenneth Shook
John Baldwin
Howard Dunham
Gordon Ramseier
Stanley Thomas
James L. Postma
Fraternity Brothers and
University Friends of
Flower Show Presented by Lawrence Flower Club at Two Theaters
The Lawrence Flower club sponsors a three day show at the Dick inson and Granada theaters Friday Saturday and Sunday. Granada features shadow boxes annual and perennial flowers and speedman roses while Dickinson offers men arranged flowers blue and gold baskets sardiniere and miniature arrangements with occasional tables. Ribbons awarded for first and second places and theater tickets by Stan Schwahn. Hostesses greet attendees daily with Mrs. Vannoy Miller Mrs. Will Torgeson at Granada and Mrs. H. W. Edmondson Mrs. O. O. Kennedy at Dickinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Flower Club
Dickinson
Granada
Stan Schwahn
Vannoy Miller
Will Torgeson
H. W. Edmondson
O. O. Kennedy
Dickinsoni
Mrs. Fred Allen Visits Ill Friend in Kansas City
Mrs. Corriss of Kansas City called at the John Turner home Wednesday to visit Mrs. Turner who remains ill. Other callers include Chauncey Bird returning to Kansas City, Ellen Wolf and Ruth Tripkoes, Alice Renick and Edna, and Mrs. Montgomery of Linwood. Barbara Lane Midgett accompanies home to stay with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Allen
Kansas City
John Turner
Roy Frisbie
Kathleen
Sonny” Frisbie
Clark Sonntag
Dale Blake
L. R. Penner
Leland
Inez Mathena Powell
W. H. Dent
Linwood
Bismobane
John Clark
Mr. Ark
Community Socials And Family Visits In Clearfield Area
Local families gathered for dinners and hospital visits including Emma Breithaupt and relatives from Waverly Kansas and Burlington. A Salem Eudora picnic joined Clearfield church members at a park in Eudora. Alvena Brecheisen wed Gerald Knabe at the Brecheisen home. Anna Pooch remains ill. children’s program at Clearfield church featured readings songs and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Breithaupt
Charley Redding
Emma Johnson
Wesley Deckwa
Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Floyd DeWeese
Edd Oberest
Falls City
Neb
Brecheigsen
Phillip Brecheisen
Clearfield
Salem
Eudora
Martha Schlimmer
Kansas City
Alvena Brecheisen
Gerald Knabe
H. O. Brecheisen
Schlimmer
H. D. Brecheisen
Anna Pooch
Clearfield Church
Johnny Selzer
Tommy Grossman
Ninland
Community Notes From Ottawa And Nearby Areas
Mr and Mrs Clarence Hausman and children attended the Glaser reunion in Ottawa Park on Sunday June 2. Mr and Mrs John Belzer attended the Glaser reunion with Mrs Breithaupt and Mrs Emma Johnson at the piano accordion recital by Mrs Glenn Moody and pupils in Lawrence Sunday afternoon. Charlene Edelbrock of Eudora was among the pupils and is the Breit haupt granddaughter. Johnny Selzer returned home Monday from a Lawrence hospital. Rev and Mrs G Trabant of Oklahoma visited locally for several days this week. Mrs George Vitt and daughter Nora spent Monday with Mr and Mrs Milo Wotan at Prairie Center. Rex Richardson, who has helped on H D Brecelson and son Raymond’s farms for two years, will work at the Kansas City airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Hausman
John Belzer
Glaser
Ottawa
M. Breithaupt
Emma Johnson
Glenn Moody
Wiedemann's
Lawrence
Charlene Edelbrock
Eudora
Johnny Selzer
Kansas City
Harvey Johnson
Presbyterian Church
Claude Davis
Holly
Colo
Lem Davis
Olive Edmonds
Leonard
Rochester
N. Y
Will Warner
Florence
Roswell
N. M
Charles McCoy
McCoy
Valley Falls
Mary Hamilton
Salina High School
Arthur Perrye
Virginia Smitherman
Topeka
Dale Evans
Chester Peebled
Colorado Springs
Hal Gay
Charles Lowman Decker
Washington, D. C
C. E. Decker
Arlee Fish
K. U
Wyat Graiy
Knowledge Hill
Atonka
Okla
Donna Jean Stember
Paul Stebber
Summerfield
Kansas Univeristy
Donna Jean
Oskaloosa High School
KK. U
Frances Adams Stebber
K. U.j
Mary Katheryn Morrow
Louis Weinberg
Edith Gibbs
Bethany Hospital
Ralph Gibbs
John Decker, Jr
Enterprise
Russell Decker
Olesburg
Will Decker
Methodist Aid
Etta Bourne
Grace Leaverton
Joseph Lane
Bertie Long
Elmer Weibel
John Terhune
Gene Cooley
C. W. Moore
G. W.miller
George Young
Fred Champion
Lane
Harry Johnson
James Swoyer, Jr
Dean Brown
Melva
Oregon
A. W. Hamilton
Arleta Holmes
L. M. Holmes
Allie Allen
Lilian Shafstal
C. E. Crane
C. C. Gerstenberger
Lev Woodard
Glen Caldwell
F. W. Platt
Ralph Miller
Garnett
Kan
John Crane
Jack Crane
Olathe
L. I. Kindred
Alicea
Laula
Sv. M. Holmes
Eugene Rood
Donald McTaggrett
Judy McTaggert
A. C. James
Gene Harris and Sons
Dodee City
Kaw
Milo Crane
Elizabeth
Cluthe
Dick Nutall
Clarence Broers
Lillian Shafstal
Milton Shafstal
Ralph Traxler
Lecompion
L. J. Shirck
W. C. Halliwell
Ft. Morgan
John Murrow
Shirck
Mathine
Georgie
Betty Lou
Manhattan
Walter Little
Colorado
Arthur Ott
Amrs
Anne Platt
Lonnie
Richmond
Clarence Crane
Ivan Crane
Clathe
M. Howard
Anthony
M. €. Cummings
Wellington
Walter Little Hame
Lisle
Harris
Clinton Park
Irma auxiliary hosts lawn party and local visits
OsKaloosa notes report the Irma Highbaugh auxiliary hosting a June 2 lawn party on the parsonage lawn with Marian Lane as hostess. The picnic supper was arranged by Jean Clark and Lila Means. Numerous residents and visitors are listed including Asceneth Sloop from Topeka and various families visiting relatives in town.
Local Social Notes Mention Visits and Church Programs
Mrs Plotz took her son Albert to Omaha for the weekend and others visited relatives in Topeka and Baltimore. Presbyterian and Methodist churches observed Children's Day with programs led by local women. Legion Auxiliary held a picnic at Oskaloosa lake. students returned from K U for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Omaha
Neb
Plots
A. G. Smith
Plotz
A. A. Webber
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Albert Harvey
Carl Stebbens
Will Smarr
Tom Sharkey
Frances McCellan
Gene Vliss
John Sutton
Charles
Gertrude Goldman
Baltimore
Richard Sutton
Mariety
F. B. Insley
Randall
Irene Harbour
Osage City
Perry
Missi Hazel Ahrens
David Ahrens
Jeanette
Jacquemin
Topeka
J. H. Brown
Charles Buckingham
St. Francis Hospital
Buckingham
Presbyterian Church
J. C. Lane
M. L. Brown
Chloe Gramse
Leslie Waggoner
Jean Clark
Homer Trapp
Legion Auxiliary
Oskaloosa Lake
Trapp
Don Alexander
Leland Huddleston
Mary Morrow
Marcella McKay
Arlee Fish
K. U
Belleview Social News and Visits Across Kans
Sunday events report Arleta Holmes visiting in Kansas City with her family and a long list of neighbors and relatives attending dinners and gatherings. The Belleview Ladies Aid held a full-day quilting session with Mrs. A C James. several out-of-town guests were noted. Many family visits, hospital updates, and travels among Holmes Crane James and Shafstal families are listed with dates and locations.
Valley Grove Sunday Gatherings and Farm Bureau Meeting Notes
Valley Grove residents visit with neighbors from Dean and McLouth as families share meals and ice cream. The Sunny Valley Farm Bureau unit met with eleven members and three guests, with lessons on pattern fitting and a paper on Good Citizenship. Jefferson county essay prize winners received Duroc Jersey gifts, tied to Sears Roebuck sponsored contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Skeet
Gary
Will Allen
A. A. Allen
Dean
Ralph Stewart
East of McLouth
Alfred Tyson
Betty
Ann
Willie
Medford Kkellison
Sharon Lynn
Oscar
Robert Rose
Delores Chappell
Charles Titteringston
Lawrence
Lawrence Ward
Wesley Ward
Sunny Valley Farm Bureau
Fred Ousdahl
Earl Markham
George Welliyer
Russell Shaw
Frank Brane
Brane
Laverne Farr
Guy Farr
Jefferson County
Sears
Sears, Roebuck
Topeka Hotel Kansan Dinner and Four Leaf Clover Fair
In Topeka at the Hotel Kansan La verne could not attend the dinner but was present at the fair grounds where 85 boys from four counties received gilt Clover 4 H club pins. The Wellman Ladies Aid met for an all day luncheon with a comforter task. Mrs. Robert Alexander read In Flanders Field and the aid planned their next meeting with Mrs. Asa Judy. Endeavor members attended a district executive meeting with Laura Zook leading the Sunday program on The Possible You. State convention rallies were planned for Kansas City June 13 to 16, with a junior convention added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansan
Laverne
Fairgrounds
Flanders Field
Asa Judy
Darlene Smith
Laura Zook
Walter Love
Rachel Dowing
Kansas City
Lawrence Gibson
Marie Barlow
Lawrence
Bill Means
Henry Dorn
Edmonds
State Lake
3fcSouth
Ira Brammell
Seattle
Brammell
University of Washington
Edith Gibbs
Walter Dunbars
Mrs. Petrie
H. W. Skeet
Market News Highlights Turbulent Trading On June 19
Stocks fluctuated through a volatile session with gains in several rails acting as a rallying point. About 600000 shares changed hands as traders weighed potential effects from the French fleet's fate under Nazi control on Britain bound goods. Leaders included Santa Fe Chesapeake & Ohio Boeing Douglas Lockheed and others with Eastman and Kennecott among weaknesses. Bonds mixed and commodities edged higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Great Britain
Santa Fe
Chesapeake & Ohio
Boeing
Douglas
Lockheed
Glenn Martin
Caterpillar
Sears, Roebuck
Youngstown
Republic Steel
American Telephone
Westinghouse
General Electric
Loft
Canada Dry
American Woolen
N. J
Western Union
Kennecott
Eastman
Kansas City Livestock Market Report June 19
Hogs 2,500 with limited heavies, prices mostly up to 5.05 per 100 pounds. cattle 2,500 with fed steers and heifers steady to higher bids, cows weaker. calves and feeders steady to weak. sheep 7,900 with clipped lambs uneven and mostly steady to 25 lower. In close, hogs steady, cattle mixed with feeders weak, sheep soft on the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
USDA
Estimated Livestock Receipts for Tomorrow
Official estimates list cattle 1300 calves 400 hogs 3000 and sheep 5000 for tomorrow. Kansas City Cash Grab reports wheat at 13 cars with a tone 1 percent lower to percent higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
USDA
Grain futures report with mixed results and price differentials
Commodity notes show No 3 dark hard and No 3 nom prices at various levels. Oats and milo maize kafir rye barley quotes indicate modest changes and several percent over July figures. Close values for July and September are listed along with overage margins for several wheat and corn grades.
Grain futures close at Chicago with mixed July and December contracts
AP reports Chicago futures closed with scattered moves across grains and meats. Wheat July 784? Sept 785? Dec. Corn July 62, Sept 60, Dec 7.73? Rye July 41, Sept 43, Dec 45. Lard July 5.50, Sept 5.70, Oct 5.80, Dec 5.97. Bellies July 6.00, Sept 6.80. Jane Keane noted in pricing shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
TIM GM
Jane” Keane
Hay Market Receipts Reported in Kanenas City
Hay receipts in Kansas City June 19 show alfalfa No 1 at 12.00 to 13.00 per unit and No 2 at 8.00 to 9.00, with No leafy at 11.00 to 12.00, and No 1 at 8.50 to 9.00 for additional lots. The AP dispatch notes one car of hay on market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanenas City Hay Market
Kansas City
Chicago Potato Market Update June 19 Prices Mixed
Potatoes arrivals 85 on track 305 with total U S shipments 792. New stock supplies liberal and demand fair. Market prices weaker with a wide range based on offerings. California long whites priced at 2.00 to 2.20. Texas Bliss Triumphs and Arkansas Bites Triumphs US No 1 at 1.55 to 1.65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ap-Usda
U. S
California
U. S&s
Texas Bliss
Arkansas Bites
Produce prices in Kansas City bulletin June 18
The Kansas City market lists eggs at 14 cents first quality and 12 percent current receipts. Poultry prices show hens 9 to 11 cents, roosters 6 to 14, springs 16 to 14, and broilers 15 to 16 in an AP report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Springs
Local Market Notes on Grain Butterfat and Hogs
Grain prices show wheat and yellow corn at 64. Butterfat references No. 124 and No. 221. Poultry lists hens under four pounds at 8 and over four pounds at 10, roosters at 4 b, ega straight rung 11. Hogs priced at 4.75.
Government Bonds Close Mixed In New York Trading
U S government bonds closed the day in New York with Treasury 3s quoted around 65 to 61 as traders digested market moves and policy signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government Bonds
New York
U. S
Treasury
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Frederic R. Lambart
Earl of Cavan
Admiralty
Clement R. Attlee
Privy Seal
House of Commons
House Today
Fritz Weitzel
Dusseldorf
Weitzel
Lisbon
Robert Montgomery
United States
Rhineland
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Air Ministry
England
Anthony Eden
St. Louis
Mexico City
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Congress
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Uruguay
Chamber of Deputies
Nairobi
Kenya
Colony
Africa
King George’s African Rifles
Hongkong
Ichang
Yanetze River
Motevideo
WPA Library Center
The
Journal-World
Mrs. Winrod
George P. Spears
James
Corliss
Oskaloosa
Belleview
Valley Grove
Radley Cleaners
Nat Datry
Eerea Thee North Am Co
Mh Penney J C
Phillips Petesaasrenes
Aerie Heme
Roebue
Standard Brands
Union_ Pacific
US Steel
West EL & Mfe
Alaska
Hawaii
Canada
New England
Downs Travel Agency
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Lawrence National Bank
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