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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1940

Page

3

U S Embassy Opens In Chateau Near Tours France

A makeshift American embassy operates from a chateau near Tours with staff including First Secretary Hugh S Fullerton and Trade Commissioner Leigh Hum. Allied forces report German moves toward Bordeaux while staff observe crackdowns, evacuations, and displaced civilians as Paris-area battle lines shift.

Jack Sterling Bordeaux Tours Chateau de ,Cande Exchange Telegraph United States William C. Bullitt France Paris Etampes Orleans Amboise Blois Loire Cher Associated Press Orleansours

Couple Seek Son Missing Before Graduation in Pittsburgh

Russian immigrant couple, Mr and Mrs John Zellen, seek their 17 year old son Walter who vanished just hours before his graduation. Authorities say Walter never attended high school or completed junior high, while his parents believed he was going to school daily and funded his lunch. The family hoped for his return and forgiveness.

Pittsburgh John Zellen Walter Zellens

Pittman Hopes Britain Delays No Longer On New World Fight

Senator Pittman says Britain should move quickly to fight from the new world with its navy. He warns delay would hinder Britain's plans and could prolong Hitler's world conquest.

New World Washington Pittman Senate Foreign Relations Committee Western Hemisphere England Britain Hitler

Learn to Cooperate in Girl Scout Day Camp Visit

Miss Leah Parker of Kansas City executive director of Girl Scouting in the Covered Wagon region visited the Lawrence day camp. About 109 girls cooked outdoors, learning cooperation and different viewpoints as part of activities shaping citizenship and family and community roles.

Leah Parker Kansas City Lawrence Miss Parker Ben Brown Parker Kansas Missouri Nebraska Iowa Colorado

Navy Awards Contracts For Aircraft Engines And Planes

The Navy awarded contracts to three manufacturers totaling nearly 7 million dollars. Stearman Aircraft division of Boeing, Wichita, Kansas, received a 3,779,628 dollar order for planes and parts.

Washington Navy Stearman Aircraft Division Boeing Airplane Company Wichita Kan

Dyche Museum Nears Reopening With $10 000 Aid

Dyche Museum plans a spring reopening after eight years closed since Thanksgiving Day. A $10 000 legislative appropriation becomes available July 1 for remodeling and exhibit preparation. Curator H H Lane reports progress on mammalian and North American displays, with artist Sam Dickenson completing a large panorama and two new staff members joining the six-employee team.

Dyche Museum H. H. Lane Sam Dickenson Woods Alaska

Clinton 4 H Girls Elect Officers At First Meeting

The Clinton 4 H club held its first project meeting on Wednesday June 19 at Mrs Tom Houts home. Leona Tibbetts explained projects and records while three dresses were judged by five members. Officers elected were Doris Anderson president Augusta Hade vice president Martha Demeritt secretary treasurer and Betty Jean Harrell reporter. Next meeting set for June 26 at foods leader Mrs Otis Heine.

Clinton 4-H Club Tom Hout Leona Tibbetts Doris Anderson Augusta Hade Martha Demeritt Betty Jean Harrell the Foods Otis Heine

Ripening Delayed by Weather Across Kansas Fields

A June crop report from Topeka notes rain and cool weather slow wheat ripening in eastern Kansas while hot winds speed up premature ripening in the northwest. Heavy rains caused lodging in Kaw valley and some grain loss. combines and binders work on eastern crops as the west harvests hay. Corn and grain sorghums prospered, pastures dry in the northwest, ponds low there, alfalfa growing well, blue stem ponds mostly full, chinch bugs move to row crops prompting creosote barriers.

Topeka Kansas Northwest Kaw Valley Blue Stem

Irishman sentenced for aiding state information

Stephen Carroll Held was sentenced to five years in prison after police raided his home found a parachute swastika radio transmitter and telescope indicating he aided an unidentified person to obtain information prejudicial to the state police believed he sheltered a man landed by parachute in Ireland London raised penny bus fares to one and a half pence after July 3 due to war costs Wimbledon all England lawn tennis tournament cancelled today basis and casualties from today’s German action

Dublin Stephen Carroll Ireland London Wimbledon

Britons Sheltered in Shelter as Bomb Drops Nearby

A man in a steel shelter near a doorway was struck by a heavy bomb drop and rushed to hospital with shock and abdominal bruises. Several others in the shelter escaped unharmed. The report notes continued Allied air defense actions over Naples and a postwar collaboration pledge between Britain and Poland after a Churchill Sikorski meeting.

British Isles London Poland Britain Winston Churchill Wladyslaw Sikorski British Ministry of Information Great Britain

Clinton 4-H Club Holds June Meeting at Hadls

The Clinton 4-H Club met Thursday evening June 20 at the home of Augusta and Jeanette Hadl. The vice-president called the meeting to order as eleven members answered roll with favorite 4-H songs. Minutes from the previous meeting were read and approved, and the group decided to drop their point system. Jack Anderson reported on the Man roundup.

Clinton

Talk on milk and music ends meeting with refreshments

Augusta Had spoke on milk as food while Doris Anderson discussed Stephen Foster for music appreciation. The program concluded with group singing. Next meeting set for July 18 at Richard and Ludwig Heine’s home.

Hattan Augusta Doris Anderson Stephen Foster Richard Ludwig Heine

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