Missing Army Air Force lieutenant Metz in action over Europe
Telegram from the war department informs Mrs. Margaret Metz that her husband Stack Metz has been missing in action over the European area since June 7. He served as a pilot in the Army Air Force and went overseas around March 10. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Metz of St. John Kansas. Mrs. Metz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stough, 1224 Ohio Street, resides with them. A daughter, Narka Marie, is three months old.
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War Department
Mararet Metz
Stack Metz
Europea
Army Vair
Metz
J. W. Metz
St. John
Kan
Charles Stough
Ohio Street
Herr
Narka Marié
Kansan Prisoners of War Listed by War Department
Washington reports 1 605 American soldiers captured by Germany including Kansans such as 2nd Lt. George B Callow of Garnett 2nd Lt Keith Curfman of Arkansas City and many others from Wichita Coffeyville Salina and nearby towns. The notice lists ranks and hometowns for each captured service member.
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Washington
War’ Department
Wiliam Arck
Girard
George B. Callow
Garnett
Charles EE. Cook
Coffeyville
Keith Curfman
Arkansas
City
Vernel V. Gordon
Salina
Lionel W
Having
Plainville
John P. ‘Hollis, Jr
Wichita
Charles 8
Union
Douglass
Orley R.jones
Maize
Forest F. John‘son
Scandia
Clarence
Kuhlmann
Athol
James B. Uniontown
Capper Proposes Amendment Limiting President to Two Terms
Senator Capper of Kansas proposed a constitutional amendment in the Senate to limit the U S president to two terms He said he did not believe the present Congress would adopt the measure and anticipated the next Congress would submit it for consideration in time.
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Washington
Senator Capper
Senate
United States
Capper
E Benate
Congress
Dodds Withdraws Candidacy for Justice of the Peace
F B Dodds of 903 Alabama street withdraws as a candidate for the justice of the peace in Lawrence. The move leaves two candidates for the office with Republican voters to decide at the August primary.
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F. B. Dodds
Alabama Street
Justice of the Ace
Lawrence
O. J
Lane
Cessna Wins Army-Navy E Award at Wichita Plant
The Army-Navy E award was presented for the fourth time to Cessna Aircraft Company of Wichita, marking the first Midwest plant to receive the distinction. Other brief items note two men nominated, a possible write-in campaign, and a marriage license issued in Leavenworth.
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Oman
Barring
Cessna
Wichita
Cessna Aircraft Company
Midwest
Fragmentary note hints at a Clyde way event yesterday
A garbled fragment mentions being drunk and a Clyde related reference. Readable context is insufficient to identify persons, places, or a clear event. Further text needed to produce a factual headline and summary.
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Burnell Rag
Wieuber
Clyde
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