Italians Barred From Leaving U S Affects Funds
The U S government halted Italian nationals from departing the United States in line with June executive order on foreign exchange and property. Immigration and border patrol will block exits by any transport mode, with consular staff exempt until July 15. The Treasury instructed customs to enforce restrictions. District officials said reports on Italian interests here are required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Justice Department
Border Patrol
Department
Treasury
Consular Acts Defended in Note to Italy
United States Ambassador William Phillips delivered a note to the Italian government denying charges that American consular officials acted improperly. Washington rejected Italian demands to withdraw consular staff. The note also outlines regulations for Italians to move money in the United States and states American officials will depart Italy within a week as ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
United States
William Phillips
Washington
Italy
Foreign Ministry
United
WPA workers to fields in harvest season
WPA laborers from the Stcourty district will join southern Kansas harvest work. District manager L Alberding said about 40 percent of 2,600 WPA project workers could take 60 day harvest jobs. Around 500 were placed in farm work in the past two weeks, with three WPA projects suspended until after harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
AWPA
Kansas
L. Alberding
Catholics Gather in St Paul for Ninth Eucharistic Convocation
Visiting Catholic clergy and laity are arriving by special train and bus. An expected 175,000 people will fill the flag bedecked streets of St Paul as they await the formal convocation of the ninth national Eucharistic event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul St. Paul
Tognorrow
Twin
Do You Know 1907 Banking Crisis Questions
Why money seemed scarce in 1907 banking panic Explain the real cause beyond apparent shortage Identify the greatest economic fallacy common in discussing financial problems Explain why hard times tend to follow wars and their economic impact.
War drains resources by consuming goods not money
A Star readers letter argues that long war costs exhaust real resources, not just cash, as confidence in banks vanishes and money stops circulating. It warns against focusing on dollars, stresses production of real goods, and notes war wastes labor and materials, turning capital into consumption goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S.R
German Nazi War Aims Escalate Global Conflict
Extensive dispatch reports Germany and Japan expanding the war with Russia, Britain, and Allied territories. Nazi advances across Poland, Lithuania, Romania, and the Ukraine are paired with Soviet defenses as Molotov and Hitler exchange blame and ominous forecasts in a widening World War II front. The text notes Finnish mobilization and Japanese potential moves, with heavy air raids and prisoner captures shaping a rapidly changing strategic map.
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Arctic
Black Sea
Atlantic
Britain
Mediterranean
Alexandria
R.A.F
Germany
Bremen
Wilhelmshaven
Emden
Bremerhaven
Duesseldorf
France
Channel
Babitonga
Brest
North Africa
Malta
Bengali
Libya
Syria
Palmyra
Damascus
Beirut
China
Jimma
Ethiopia
Kaunas
Lithuania
Kalvaria
Grodno
Poland
Tsekmanovets
Kirstinopol
Stoyanov
Moscow
Red Army
Sevastopol
Kiev
Adolf Hitler
East Prussia
Rome
Prut
Bessarabia
Russia
Rumania
Finland
Vyacheslav
Molotov
Sweden
Helsinki
Berlin
DNB
Dneister
Napoleon
New County and State Fishing Licenses Available
The Lawrence Douglas county offices begin selling new licenses effective July 1. The county license for Lone Star lake is a yellow tag with a safety pin for easy visibility. Licenses are sold at the County Clerk T R Gerhart’s office and multiple Lawrence outlets.
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T. R. Gerhart
Lawrence
Douglas County
Lone Star Lake
Gerhart
Harry Gregg
County Clerk’s
Green Brothers Hardware
Ernst and Son Hardware
Lawrence Hardware Company
Rutter
Rankin Drug Company
Round Corner Drug Store
Hamar Auto Supply
Montgomery Ward and Company
Miller and Malott
Capper Hosts Kansas 4-H Delegates at Senate Luncheon
Four-H club delegates Irene Hotchkiss Leon Merna Vincent Alden Clair Parcel Coldwater Maxwell Williams Beloit attended a national 4-H camp luncheon in the senate dining room hosted by Sen Capper. Other guests included Kansas Republicans Representatives Carlson Guyer Rees Lambertson and aides George Reid M H Coe and Mabel Smith with home demonstration agents and club leaders from Manhattan El Dorado and Mansion district.
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Washington
Kansas
Chicago
M. H. Coe
Manhattan
Mabel Smith
John Hanna
el Dorado
Butler County
Lawrence couples receive three marriage licenses
Marriage licenses were issued by Probate Judge Frank R. Gray to Corwin E. Sperry and Irene Forney of Lawrence, Tyrus R. Wiley and Jeannette Erwin of Lawrence, and Verlin L. Crouch and Maudie Florence Burnell of Eudora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank R. Gray
Corwin E. Sperry
Irene Forney
Lawrence
Tyrus R. Wiley
Jeannette Erwin
Verlin L. Crouch
Maudie Florence Burnell
Eudora
KU Rec Center Expands Activities At Fowler Grove
At the University of Kansas Fowler Grove recreation center Dr. F C Allen reports growing summer use despite cool weather. Two intramural baseball games are set for this afternoon and Wednesday at 4 p m. Dorothy Cress leads youngsters folk dancing and storytelling while adults enjoy shuffleboards goalies badminton deck tennis and archery as plans include picnics and varied programs for residents and students.
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Fowler Grove
University of Kansas
F. C. Allen
The
Grove
Dr. Allen
Dorothy Cress
Lawrence
Local Personal Notes Span Hospitals and Journeys Across States
Mrs. Edwin F Abels recuperates in St Luke s hospital Kansas City after major surgery. Several families plan harvest season trips, motor tours to New Hampshire and Vermont, and visits to relatives in Kansas City Omaha Topeka and Garnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin F. Abels
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
Ross H. Clayton
Ruth
Peggy
Hill City
Kan
R. A. Cox
Topeka
Kenneth Ewing
P. W. Ewing
William Ott, Jr
Waldean Ott
Lawrence
E. Robert Brainard
Hagerwood Road
E. Campbell
Garnett
Art.Campbell
Billy Lee
J. R. Edmonds
Kenneth Rankin
Philip and
Gary
Omaha
Lebanon
N. H
Bernard Champman
Susan
Barbara Edmonds
New Hampshire
Chicago
Paul Wilcox
Fort Wayne
Ind
Wilcox
W. H. Quakenbush
Mildred Stringham
C. N. Fitch
Mr. Fitch
T.G. Fitch
Fitch
Lynn Butcher
Frank Sheridan
Belleville
Rubber Monopoly Established by Federal Order
Washington reports a weekend order makes rubber a federal monopoly with a government corporation as sole crude rubber buyer from the Far East. Indications point to other materials being placed under similar control.
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Washington
Far East
Fort Leavenworth to double reception center capacity
The War Department announced a $509,460 construction program for Fort Leavenworth Kansas to expand the reception center from 1,500 to 2,000 men. The plan replaces a proposed 500 man center at Fort Crook Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth Center
Washington
War Department
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Fort Crook
Neb
Bolivian Army Road Brigades to Build National Roads
The Commerce department reports that road brigades of the Bolivian army will construct and maintain national roads amid a current labor shortage.
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Commerce Department
Harrison Rites Planned After Long Senate Career
Washington June 23 death closed the book on Pat Harrison a Mississippian tax authority and counselor to colleagues He died after a major abdominal operation at Emergency hospital He was 59 and served in the House since 1911 The body will lie in state in the Senate and funeral services are set in Gulfport with leaders adjourning the Senate out of respect
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Washington
Pat Harrison
Harrison
Catherine Blanton
House of Representatives
Mary Edwina McInnis
Leakesville
Miss
Pat
James W. Cummings
Bethesda
Irvin Miller
Nashville
Senate
Harison
Gulfport
Chamber
Hirschler in Concert at Hoch Auditorium This Thursday
Dean D A Hirschler of the College of Emporia will be the organ soloist in a fine arts faculty concert in Hoch Auditorium Thursday night. He will close the program with Fletcher Festival and Toccata. Also heard are operatic duets by Joseph and Marie Wilkins, a Mendelssohn Trio movement by Howard C Taylor Karl Euer steiner and Raymond Stuhl, and solo performances by Allie Merle Conger Meribah Moore and Mr Stuhl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.A. Hirschler
College of Emporia
School of Fine Arts
Hoch Auditorium
Dean Hirschler
Fletcher
van Hirschler
Joseph and
Marie Wilkins
Howard C. Taylor
Karl Euersteiner
Raymond Stuhl
Mendelssohn
Allie Merle Conger
Meribah Moore
Mr. Stuhl
Strikes Reject Navy Plan to Boost Bay Area Shipyards
In San Francisco on June 23 striking A F L and C I O machinists unions rejected the Navy back to work proposal to place 11 bay area shipyards into defense production.
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San Francisco
A.F.L
C.I
Navy
Bay Area
City bicycle parade winner ships decorated float prize
Don ald Endacott of Bartlesville Oklahoma won first prize in a city wide bicycle safety parade with a ship shaped float and received a new bicycle. Humidity stood at 53 percent with indoor cooling noted by a KU physics expert. The Logans from West Point New York spent the weekend with Dr and Mrs J S Perry before touring Topeka and other towns. Logan plans to join the Kansas State high school activities association coaching school in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Endacott
Donald Endacott
Bartlesville
Okla
Roland Logan
West Point
N. Y
J. S. Perry
Logan
K. U
U.S. Military Academy
Logans
Leavenworth
Kickapoo
Atchison
Topeka
Kansas State High School Activities Association
Hottest Lawrence Day Since August Records
The maximum temperature reached 98 degrees at the gas office yesterday, the warmest day in Lawrence since August 4 when it hit 101. The high this afternoon was 93 degrees.
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Lawrence
Classified Page Readership Highlighted By Publisher
A publisher notes that 76 percent of subscribers read the classified page every day, underscoring the section’s steady audience and daily engagement.
Williams wins state trapshoot title as non-resident
Skip Williams Jr. of Lawrence captured the class A singles championship at the Colorado state trapshoot in Denver, though ineligible to hold the title as a non-resident. He also won class B singles after a 125-straight in the shootoff amid windy conditions, with 224 in the tourney and 95 of 100 in handicap from 23 yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skip) Williams
Dick Williams
Lawrence
Denver
Culver Military Academy
Skip
Bird
Williams
Kansas
Many Hear Concerts by Midwestern Music Camp Bands
Six to seven hundred people attended a Friday night band concert in Fowler Grove at the University of Kansas as the Midwestern Music Camp band directed by Russell L. Wiley performed a program learned in a week. David T. Lawson diverted the camp orchestra for an audience of about 400 in Hoch Auditorium yesterday afternoon. Weekly concerts by both divisions will run in summer with some programs broadcast via WHB Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowler Grove
University of Kansas
Russell L. Wiley
David T. Lawson
Hoch Auditorium
MBC Broadcasting Network
WHB
Kansas City
Valley families gather for meals and visits across Kansas
Mr and Mrs Neal Banks and their child were dinner guests of Mrs John Banks. Mrs John Dunn and Elizabeth visited Valley Grove and Kansas City. Elizabeth Dunn and Miss Elda Markley traveled from Lawrence to Kansas City. The Curtis and Troehm families spent Sunday near Stanley nine miles southwest of Olathe. Several attended a Lawrence cooking school. Disque and Puckett families joined in a Sunday gathering near Overbrook. En route home they stopped at George Mohler’s near Baldwin.
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Gus Hadl
Pleasant Valley
Bertha van Kunkle Stockton
Stillwater
Okla
Mary Thome
Stockton
van Kunkle
Roy Puckett
Kenneth
Camp Robinson
Harry
Wayne
Ott Mohler
Washington Creek
Grange
Lone Star Bank
Thome
Lawrence
Williamstown
Eudora
B. Sanders
Roy Curtis
Felix Tucker
Will Curtis
Harold Gilbert
Austin Flory
Lone Star
Flory
Bell Memorial Hospital
Kansas City
Porter Bond
County Farm
O. P. McNees
C. B. Sanders
Ed Sanders
Arthur Sanders
Independence
George Sanders
Kenneth Puckett
Sage Robinson
Elizabeth Dunn
K. LA
County Christian Endeavor
Valley Chapel
Hugo Scheilhorn
Howard Longanecker
Willis Dunn
Ruth Puckett
John Dunn
Neal Banks
John Banks
Elizabeth
Valley Grove
Elda Markley
Walter Marckley
Conrad
Agnes
W. S. Troehm
Boehm
Stanley
Kan
Ray
George Mohler
Irene Griffin
Mr. Griffin
Baldwin
Don Dagonette
Robert Elder
Willis Huston
Monticello
C. E. Rucker
J. N. Snider
Sidney
Faucett
J. E. Blevins
Hugh W. Parry
Artesia
N.ml
John A. Parry
Iowa
Linwood
Mildred
Mary Elder
Roach
Topeka
William Elder
Walter Mize
Leavenworth
James Tudhope
Harry Engle
Tulsa
Ed Bourn
A. H. Engle
Robert Engle
Kenneth Quinlan
Gloria Jean Long
Pleasant Grove Sends Guests and Rain Mark Day
Pleasant Grove residents joined a children's day program at High Prairie church with participants Barbara Ann and Bonnie Jean Flory Irene Daniels Alice Shults Loretta Kirby Esther Oehlert and Richard Oehlert. Rainfall measured over two inches Sunday morning.
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High Prairie Church
Barbara Ann
Bonnie Jean Flory
Irene Daniels
Alice Shults
Loretta Kirby
Esther
Richard Oehlert
N. D. Messer
Rose
Ralph
Id Huey
Baldwin
Ed Huey
Will Winters
Hopewell
Roy Deay
Phyllis
Linwood Social Notes Trace Visits From Many States
Linwood residents host relatives and friends from Kansas Missouri New Jersey Indiana Iowa and Oklahoma over weekends. The gatherings include visits by the Dagonettes Hustons Parrys Engles and Bourns with extended family in Kansas City Topeka Indianapolis and Cincinnati.
Card of Thanks for Sympathy and Kindness
We thank friends and neighbors for sympathy during illness and death of husband and father. Signed by Mrs. William Steinbring and families A C Langenderfer Albert W Steinbring L A Beurman.
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William Steinbring
A. C. Langenderfer
Albert W. Steinbring
L. A. Beurman
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Phillips
WPA
Journal- World
U. S
Gerany
Japan
Geermany
Vyacheslav Molotoff
Tokyo
Hitler
Siberia
Sen. Capper
Four-H Club
K.U
W. L. Burdick
Martha’s Vineyard
Mass
E. A. Hibbard
J. K. Laughlin
Laughlin
Helen Burdick
A Burdick
Mississippi
K. U. Fine Arts
Skip Williams
Colorado
Vera
William Flory
Baby
John Churchbaugh
John
Claud Deay
Oin
Eda Deay
Vernon Weeks
Nelson Gish
Bonnie Jean Flary
Harris
Jack Dillon
Patsy
Johnnie
Arkansas
Rose Messer
Nana Mane Hardy
Olson Bros
Lees
Pleasant Grove
Palm Beach
Filches Agency
McGrew-Peck Inv. CO
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