Border relations appear friendly across U S Mexico line
Reports from Mexico City and Washington indicate growing cooperation between the United States and Mexico on war era problems including oil expropriation. Mexico stations 410 troops at Mata moros and Reynosa while U S forts guard El Paso Brownsville Laredo and Marfa amid fears of fifth column activity.
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Tex
Rio Grande
el Paso
Brownsville
U. S
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Fort Ringgold
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Fort
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Marfa
Mexico
John A. Walls
United States
Fife Brothers Evangelist Meeting At North Side Church
A large crowd heard nationally known evangelists the Fife brothers at North Side Christian Church. Dr Clyde Lee Fife spoke on Where Did Cain Get His Wife detailing moral lessons and urging Cain to return to God. Dr Fife will preach tonight on The Unpardonable Sin.
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North Side Christian Church
C. W.comstock
Sepp
Bob Fife
Arthur Ward
U. B
Clyde Lee Fife
Cain
Land of Nod
East of
Eden
Jesus
Lawrence
God
Enoch
Dr. Fife
Weathers Wins First Round At Wichita in Amateur Golf
Dean Ritchie Weathers led Wichita in the Kansas amateur golf first round at Wichita University with a four under par 67 to knock out Walt Kiskaddon four and three. Robertson set pace at 67, while eleven Wichita players and others advanced to second round matches.
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Wichita
Jack Robertson
Lyons
Dean Ritchie
Ralph Ludlum
Ritchie
KU Graduate Ed Willeford Gains Honors in Naval Air Training
Ed Willeford a 1935 University of Kansas graduate received honors upon completing training at Ryan School of Aeronautics Lindbergh Field San Diego Calif He placed second in flight training and third in ground school in a class of 30 who completed the work Forty six were in the original class Willeford now is in training at Randolph Field Texas
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Ed Willeford
University of Kansas
Ryan School of Aeronautics
Lindbergh Field
San Diego
Calif
Willeford
Randolph Field
Texas
Reporters Ordered Out of Germany
The German government ordered Ralph Barnes and Russell Hill of the New York Herald Tribune to leave Germany within 24 hours. Officials said the action was because they disseminated stories that could disturb Germany’s relations with other states.
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Berlin
Ralph Barnes
Russell Hill
New York Herald Tribune
Germany
Hill
Barnes
Monument in forest marks clash of 1918 and 1940 legends
The article describes a grim scene near the Oise as German and French forces clash and occupy a forest near Compiegne. It notes Nazi symbols atop a monument to France's World War I victory and recalls the armistice tracks, Foch’s arrival, and the German delegation's capitulation car. General Weygand and Keitel are mentioned amid postwar propaganda.
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France
Alsace
Lorraine
Marshal Foch
Foch
Germany
Mathias Erzberger
Maxime Weywand
Weygand
Hitler
New Japanese Warning Threatens War Supplies to China
Tokyo says Japan will take determined action if French Indo China fails to halt war material transfers to Chiang Kai-shek. Japan cites the Yunnan railway as a blood transfusion route and pressures Paris after an Indo China inspectors accord. Navy units including an aircraft carrier are reported off Haiphong.
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Hongkong
China
Indo- China
Indo-China
Yunnan
Shanghai
Hainan Island
Haipong
South China
Louis Reynaud
Asia
Boy Injured After Collision With Auto Near Kaw River Bridge
Robbie Shelton nine-year-old student at a New York school was bruised under the left eye after running into a passing car at the Kaw river bridge approaches. He told driver Don Ashcraft he fled pelting boys with slingshots. The injured boy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Shelton of Elmwood street, was taken to a hospital, treated, and released to go home.
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Robbie Shelton
New York School
Kaw River Bridge
Don Ashcraft
Joe Shelton
Elmwood Street
Reception for Reverend King at North Lawrence First Baptist
A reception for the new pastor the Rev Mr King of the North Lawrence First Baptist church will be held Sunday at 5 30 o clock at the church Fourth and Lincoln streets. The program includes solos by Mrs Ellen Payne Wayman Lee John E Taylor and Mrs Hattie Huckley talks by Mrs Milton Moore C Brown Rev W S Sims and a reading by Ethelyn Hartman Mrs Lucile Crump is chairman refreshments will be served.
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North Lawrence First Baptist Church
Fourth
Lincoln Streets
Ellen Payne
Wayman Lee
John E. Taylor
Hattie Huckley
Milton Moore
C. Brown
W. S. Sims
Ethelyn Hartman
Lucile Crump
Senate group orders hearings on Stimson as war secretary
Washington, June 21. The senate military committee today ordered hearings on President Roosevelt's nomination of Henry L. Stimson to be war secretary, with Stimson to testify. Debates over foreign and defense policy surround Stimson and Knox, delaying confirmation for at least a week.
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Senate Military Committee
Roosevelt
Henry L. Stimson
Stimson
Senate
Col
Frank Knox
Navy
Sheppard
D-Tex
Naval Committee
Knox
Naval Group
Military Committee
Woodring
Topeka
United States
Hitler
Miss. Frances Perkins
Dan Tobin
Ametican Federation of Labor
Fiorello LaGuardia
New York
Tobin
C.I.C.A.F.L. Peace
Thomas F. Dewey
Dewey
Clark
D.-Mo
Democratic Party
Wheeler
D. -Mont
Barkley
Congress
Holt
D.-W. Va
London Pressure Aimed to Oust Woodring from Cabinet
A three week ago report stated London pressed for Woodring's removal from the cabinet amid political maneuvers. The note references external pressure influencing domestic cabinet decisions.
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London
Nazis Seize French Warships and Tank Draft in Western Campaign
Berlin reports a rapid push through France with advances in Normandy Brittany and between the Loire and Rhone. Der Angriff claims the Clemenceau and Richelieu were seized at Brest and 700 new tanks captured near Nevoy. Submarine and air attacks sink several British ships, while French resistance remains strong in the Maginot corridor.
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Loire Estuary
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Lawrence News Ledger Local Items and Plans
Lawrence airport board to meet at city hall at 8 pm to discuss possible field expansion. Jude Anderson visits Washington police school and returns late month. Mayor grants leave of absence to Judge Anderson for school benefit to the city. Drilling depths reach 450 ft on Altenbernd farm and 250 ft on Whedon farm. Forrester plans to move rig to Ice place near Pleasant Grove. Summer arrives officially at 7 37 am. National guard recruits to Baldwin for equipment demo and enlistment. Dorsey Liberty Post sends War Secretary Harry Woodring praise message. A second well for Weavers cooling system digs 140 ft. wells to alternate operations.
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Lawrence
Wilfred C.hunsinger
Jude Anderson
Washington, D. C
Judge Anderson
Carl Altenbernd
C. A. Whedon
S.W. Forrester
Pleasant Grove
Last Day of Spud Tour Extended to June 27
The Kaw Valley potato tour, postponed by rain, resumes Thursday June 27 starting at the junction of highways 40 and 24 northwest of Topeka at 9 am. Stops will be in Topeka area for lunch, then the afternoon leg travels east to the Brune brothers farm near Lakeview finishing there.
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Topeka
Brune Brothers
Lakeview
Summer Concert Opens Frank Strong Hall Series
The Frank Strong hall auditorium nearly filled for the opening of the K. A. Summer Concert. Eight music faculty members plus Marie Wilkins soprano performed solo and ensemble pieces with audience applause guiding multiple encores. Notable numbers included two-piano works by Orcutt and Conger, Bach Arioso, Kreisler Marche Miniature, Puccini La Boheme finale sung by Wilkins and Wilkins, and Mendelssohn Trio first movement with Euersteiner, Stuhl, and Orcutt.
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Frank Stronghall
Marie Wilkins
Ruth Orcutt
Allie Merle Conger
Chaminade
Parish
Fuller
Warren
Brodsky
Triggs
Meribah Moore
Besly
Zimbalist
Schindler
Winifred Hill
Waldemar Gelich
Bach
Kreisler
Scarlatescu
Miss Conger
George Daggit
Altho
Debussy
Dohnanyi
Mendelssohn
Shower Honors Mrs. Paul Anderson at Anderson Home
A large group attended a miscellaneous shower for the bride Mrs. Paul Anderson at the Anderson residence Friday afternoon. Mrs. Tom Anderson led games and prizes went to Mrs. O A Bidinger Mrs. Tom Ice and Miss Casey. Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served.
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Eliza Collins
Mayme Shafer
Scranton
Charlie Fawl
Maud Butler
Overbrook
Ebon Anderson
Edith
Doris
Clinton
Theodore Walter
Jake Bidinger
Roy Deskin
Howard Hall
Fred Waltkuhle
William Murphy
Agnes Collins
Will Buchheim
O. A. Bidinger
Elmer Bahnmaier
Scott Casey
Ella
Novalene
Tom Ice
Frank Keohlar
Margaret McGann
L. L. Hodson
Clarence Hodson
Mary Cummings
Teresa
Mary Anderson
Will Anderson
Rita Marie
John Lohman
George Anderson
Nellie
Mary
Winona Anderson
Betty Hodson
James Murphy
Tom Anderson
Lionel Rogers
Rosalie
Lloyd Deskin
Ellen Lee
Topeka
Effie Kampschroeder
Lawrence
Laverne Kampschroeder
Add Scheer
O. R. Platz
Kansas City
Eunice Brass
Stull Evangelical Church
Big Springs U. B
Chris Kraft
Frank Raab
Elmont
Katherine Hout
Erma
QO. A. Bidinger
Herman Buchheim
Frank Buchheim
Watson
Cloyd Dreyer
Eula Bidinger
Cloyd
Radio WREN in Lawrence seeks Kansas City move
The U S Communications Commission proposed denying WREN Lawrence permission to move its transmitter to Kansas City Kansas and shift the main studio to Kansas City Missouri. The panel said the change would widen urban coverage but harm Lawrence and rural Kansas, with 20 days for exceptions.
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the Communications Commission
WREN
Lawrence
Kansas City
Tonganoxie
Kan
Wren Io
Kansas
Legionnaires Urge Congress to Stay in Session
Local members of the American Legion at Dorsey Liberty post Lawrence Kansas vote unanimously to urge Senators Capper Reed and Representative Guyer to keep Congress in session during the present emergency. Raymond C. Laessig signs the message as commander.
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Congress
Dorsey-Liberty Post
Raymond C. Laessig
Arthur Capper
Clyde Reed
U. S. Guyer
Dorsey- Liberty Post American Legion
Lawrence
Kansas
Overbrook Community News Highlights Local People
Overbrook notes celebrate Dorothy Rukes earning Readers Digest Annual Certificate as valedictorian of 1940, with many visits and small town events. Rotary address by Leslie Easton in Texas, Shrine trip by Reed couple, and K U reunion for A E Topping mark a busy period. Local families gather for dinners, visits, and church events amid vacation trips and health updates.
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Sam Ruckes
Richland
Readers Digest
Rukes
Overbrook Rural High School
Leslie D. Easton
Martha Easton
Mechanized Cavalry
Texas
Rotary Club
Nettie Fairchild
Fred Reed
Memphis
Tenn
Carolinas
Virginia
A. E. Topping
K. U
Evans Hearth
James Sullivan
M. B. Ray
L. M
Charles Kisler
Oakland
Calif
Ray Lawless
Kansas City
J. A. Kisler
Mary Nesbit
Burlington
Overbrook
Albert McCain
Frank McFarland
Lawrence
Leslie Long
J. W. Valentine
Philadelphia
Marshal Weil
Jimmy Fishburn
Nick Weil
al Runkle
Marion Fishburn
Lawrence Hupp
Little Rock
Ark
Rennie Hupp
Montgomery
Michigan Valley
Dick Stafford and
Seattle
Wash
Clara McCracken
Wayne £. Baker
Eudora Social News Highlights Local Visits and Events
Local residents report a busy week with visits among Kazmaeire, Reusch, and Wilson families in Wellsville Evening Star Lawrence and Perryton residents attend camp Naish activities. The Eudora softball team defeats Baldwin 6 to 6. various clubs held meetings and a flower club gathering focused on delphiniums and edible wild plants.
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John Kazmaeire
A. A. Kazmaeire
Wellsville
Nellie Corydell
Melville Reitzel
Gus Bohnsack
Grace Music
Lester Massey
Robert Reusch
Evening Star
Allen Cochran
Lester Coffman
Glenn Wilson
Medford Rolland
Lawrence
Anna Landon
Bert Daugherty
Bill Harper and Sons
Phil Overbaugh
Floyd James
Leslie
Perryton
Tex
Camp Naish
Bonner Springs
Eudora
Erwin Kanzig
Charles Gerstenberger
William Miller
Oscar Lotholz
Pauline Corey
Leon Durr
Hubert Woodard
Ralph Davis
Curtis Ruthrauff
Eudora High School
K.U
Kansas
Phyllis Ruthrauff
Fred Moll
Ed Maul
Linwood
John Davis Neider
Unitarian Church
Ronald Roney
Edward Keys
Kansas City
Kelvin Hoover
George Gerstenberger
Herbert Kamp
Gottlieb Neider
Barbara Ann Knotts
Robert Wilson
Valley Chapel
Billings
Mont
Fred Papenhousen
Dale
Will Ziesenis
Philip Lefman
Paul Papenhousen
Eddie Papenhousen
Joyce
Topeka
Ernest Papenhousen
Carl Papenhousen
Swope Park
Clarence Crane
Bert Seiwald
George White
Yankees
Blues
Kanas City
Paul Seiwald
Alfred Seiwald
Roselee
W. E. Scherrer
William Mercier
Otis Todd
Goodland
Kan
Baldwin Boys
Wyandotte County Relief Office
Dunmire Grove
Buddy Wilson
Lafe
James
Rebekah Lodge
Eleanor Bartz
Alma Baker
Fern Daugherty
Minnie Able
Margaret Gabriel
Mary Mertz
Bernice Devis
Louise Lotz
Margaret Westerhouse
Marie Coleman
Effie Morriss
Myrice Ott
Dorothy Warmker
Cleo Grimes
Eudora Flower Club
Augusta Curry
Rose Lothholz
Ellen Melville
Cardinal
Rosilee
H. L. Knowles
Carolyne Ann
Gaingville
Fla
Homer White
Paul Sommer
Bobby Massey
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