Urge for Spanish monarchy backs Prince Juan as king
Bern Switzerland June 24 restoration of the Spanish monarchy with Prince Juan as king is urged by monarchist leaders. A letter signed by over 30 Spanish supporters praised Franco while urging unity and a possible truce with former Republicans. Juan, Alfonso XIII’s son, has been in exile since 1931 and says he is ready to return if public will supports him.
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Bern
Switzerland
Prince Juan
Franco
Canot
Uan‘ Ventosa
Alfonso
London
Churchill
Coniting Ventosa
Duke of Alba
Juan
Spain
Lake Eneva
Rome
Roosevelt orders coordinated sale of Pensacola and Norfolk dam power
Washington reports Roosevelt issues an order transferring power management for Pensacola dam to the federal works administration and for Norfolk dam nearing completion to the army engineers. Clyde Ellis says the move creates a unified Arkansas valley public power framework and may lead to federal power commission rate setting if lines are not paid by private agents.
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Roosevelt
Pensacola
Oklahoma
Norfolk
Arkansas
Arkansas Alley Authority
Clyde Ellis
Ellis
Association of
Rural-Electric Co- Gheran Er
Ava
Federal Works Administrator
Pensacola Dam
Norfolk Dam
White River
Army Engineers
Federal Works Agency
Three Cars Involved In Highway Collision Near No 6 School
Three southbound cars collided a half mile south of No 6 school on Highway 59 at 7 45 pm. The middle car driven by John Daniels received a dislocated left shoulder and was taken to Lawrence Memorial hospital. The rear car driven by Gene Murdock sustained the most damage. Gardner Hayden led the line in the lead car.
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No. 6 School
Highway 59
Harvey Schmedemann
John Daniels
Lawrence
Ford
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Mage
Gene Murdock
Eudora
Gardner Hayden
Californian Kiwanis Head Elected During Wartime Council
Donald Rice of Oakland was chosen president of Kiwanis International to succeed Fred G. McAlister of London Ontario. Philip E. Auer of Galton Minnesota was named US vice president and Paul R. Brecken of Calgary vice president for Canada. Ben Dean of Grand Rapids Michigan was selected treasurer. The officers were chosen at a wartime council meeting of 109 leaders substituting for the annual convention canceled to conserve travel.
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Chicago
Donald Rice
Oakland
Calif
Kiwanisnternational
Fred G. McAlister
London
Ont
Philip E. Auer
Galton
United States
Paul R. Brecken
Calgary
Alta
Canada
Ben Dean
D. Rapids
Mich
Local church concerts and social notes fill Baldwin week
Rev E C Wright lectures at Sedan Methodist church and Rev William M Runyan speaks at Worden Evangelical next Sunday. Families from Baldwin host guests, funeral plans for Frank Williams, Rainbow Girls elect Gene Shipe as Grand Hope, W S C S circles report meetings, Hopewell club hosts, travels of Horns and Lederers, and Rotary Anns enjoy a Baldwin lake picnic. Plus Lost and Found prompts quick results via phone.
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E. C. Wright
Sedan
William M. Runyan
Worden Evangelical
Samuel A. Deel, Jr
Marie Louise
Herschel Hemphill
Kansas City
C. Scott Morgan
S. A. Deel
George Kelley
Martha
Katherine
Helen Gill
Bittersweet Farm
Vinland
Frank Williams
California
First Methodist Church
Baldwin
Williams
Earl Lederer
Kansas Order of Rainbow Girls
Wichita
Gene Shipe
Herington
W.S.C.S
First Methodist
Circle
Mabel Hartley
C. W. Schwartz
Sadie Reynolds
Edith Lederer
Nelson P. Horn
Veronelle
Emporia
Lester Horn
Lemore
Calif
Lieutenant Horn
Topeka
Santa Fe
Glenn E
Flora Waldron
Lenexa
Cetil Thiry
Hubert Blossom
Jerome
Merlin Ford
Blossom
Moxey
Tex
Thomas A. Evans
Kansas
Baker
Baldwin Rotary Club
Rotary Anns
Baldwin Lake
Amnesties Granted for Political Prisoners in North Africa
The joint commission reports the release of internees from concentration camps labor companies and restricted areas in North Africa after Allied landings. About 200 political prisoners mostly Spanish republican refugees will receive amnesty delayed by command transitions but expected soon.
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Joint ‘Commission For
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U. S
Samuel _H. Wiley
J. E. McArvell
High Command
French Committee of National Liberation
Jean Darlan
Henri Giraud
Vichy
Faculty Recital Draws Large Fraser Hall Audience
Fraser hall hosted the summer session concert by School of Fine Arts faculty with a full main floor and balcony. Highlights included two pianos by Conger and Ruth Orcutt, tenor Joseph Wilkins with Marie Wilkins, Chiapasso on Chopin and Ravel, and soprano Moore with mezzo-soprano Trene Peabody in operatic and modern pieces. The program featured violin solos by Waldemar Gelich and several duets, earning strong applause for artistry and ensemble balance.
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Laree
Fraser Trey
School of Fine Arts
As Conger
Ruth Orcutt
Simmons
Rimsky-Korsakoff
Joseph Wilkins
Marie Wilkins
Aesta Puccini
Wilkins
Chiapasso
Gracioso
Ravel
Erbach
Moore
Trene Peabody
Maria Hussa to Sing in Fraser Theater Monday July 5
The summer session voice recital features Maria Hussa, Viennese soprano and Metropolitan Opera member, performing in Fraser Theater. The program includes selections from Skilton and a Gypsy Dance by Nachez, plus Sioux Flute Serenade.
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Professor Skilton
Nachez
Maria Hussa
MetropolitanOpera
Fraser Theater
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