Uprising Against Russia Reported Across Europe
A German spokesman described a spontaneous uprising against Soviet Russia across continental Europe. Hungary declared war, Croatia signaled participation, and volunteers offered to fight communism in Spain the Netherlands Poland Norway and Sweden. France Portugal and the Baltic states showed support while Baltic areas faced military operations. Dutch Flemish Walloon volunteers joined a European crusade under Westland and Nordland banners.
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Ferlin
Europe
Russia
Hungary
Isussia
Croatia
Spain
Netherlands
Paleium
Norway
Sweden
Finland
Germany
France
Portugal
Baltic States
Reich
Tieutsche Diplomatische Politische Koerrespondenz
Nordland
Korrespondenz
France seeks Turkish passage for Vichy evacuees from Syria
Turkish authorities consider allowing unarmed civilians to travel through Turkey to evacuate up to 20,000 French refugees from Syria. Negotiations involved Jacques Benoist Mechin and Turkish and French officials while Ismet Inonu remained away. Turkey bans Armenians and Arabs from transit. transport limits may restrict troop escape.
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Ankara
Turkey
Syria
iThis
Jacques Benoist-Mechin
Vichy
Aleppo
Altho Benoist-Mechin
Marshal Petain
Ismet T Inonu
Inonu
Istanbul
Sukru Saracoglu
Choir to Sing Here at First Baptist Church Sunday
Louis Sidney Bullock leads the North Carolina Symphonic Choir in a sacred concert at First Baptist Church at 9 30 a m on Sunday July The white student choir formed in 1940 and has toured to New York City earning praise as one of the nation’s finest a cappella groups The group recently traveled from Los Angeles representing the North Carolina State Federation of Music Clubs at the National Federation of Music Clubs twenty second biennial convention and American music festival on June 24 They will have travelled about 13000 miles and given 70 concerts in 16 states within slightly more than a year.
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Louis Sidney Bullock
North Carolina
First Baptist Church
New York City
Los Angeles
University awards 80 residence hall scholarships for 1941 42
Eighty Kansas women win scholarships to live in Miller and Watkins Halls at the university next year. Recipients include Katheleen Carroll and Mary Roberta Gans, among many others, with renewals listed for Leora Adams and Barbara Edmonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K.U
University of Kansas
Elizabeth Meguiar
Miller and Watkins Halls
J. B. Watkins
Katheleen Carroll
Mulvane
Mary Roberta Gans
New Cambria
Elaine Handy
Argonia
Evelyn I. Hodgson
Salina
Helen Martin
Paola
Mildred McAmis
Horton
Ruth Moritz
Marysville
Colleen Poorman
Wichita
Virginia
Lee Porter
Cherryvale
Barbara
Rebel
Kansas City
Mary Frances Schultes
Leavenworth
Jeanne Estelle Scott
Topeka
Ruth Sheppard
Lincoln
Annette Helen Steinle
Wilson
Janet Stoltenberg
Holyrood
Betty June Thoman
Ruth Warnock
Dodge City
Dorothy May Wiggins
Ellsworth
Helen Houston
Rosedale
Helen Rymph
Elizabeth Cady -Austin
Mary Dell Burnside
Yates Center
Marjorie Carley
McPherson
Lorraine Carlson
Smolan
Maribelle Flickinger
Seneca
Ruth Green
Berryton
Vera Lou Harries
Wakeeney
Connie Herrera
Hutchinson
Agnes Hinton
Hamlin
Rebecca Hinton
Shirley Kelley
Detroit
Elizabeth Maxwell
Dixie Fowler
Alice Goff
Mary Kathryn Green
Carbondale
Mary Eileen Griffitts
Meriden
Virginia E. Gsell
Olathe
Dorothy K. Harkness
Luella V. Hall
Bird City
Mary Gene Hull
Betty Lee Kalis
Evelyn Marie Kamprath
Doris A. Larson
Galva
Mary E. McDonald
Larned
Dorothy Marie McGinnis
Lafontaine
Marcia Molby
Justine Peterson
Monument
Mary Ellen Roach
Nadine Schuerman
Orlando
Okla
Dorothy Seely
Asherville
Rebecca Jane Shotts
Buffalo
Althea Shuss
Eileen Smith
Moline
Joyce Standiford
Donna Jean Stember
Orankie
Jean Trekell
Wellington
Helen Elizabeth Wilson
New Awards
Mary Catherine Boydston
Edgerton
Alo
Hope Crittenden
Barbara Duree
Angelita Flores
Grace Howell
Joan Justice
Fredonia
Sigrid Steeper
Mission Maurine Waterstradt
Schrader Elected Chair as Merchants Bureau Sets Summer Hours
John Schrader of Weavers elected chairman succeeding C D Maier with Jack Vincent of Lawrence Hardware as vice chairman. The Merchants Bureau set summer closing to 5 pm on weekdays from July 7 through Labor Day, with Saturday hours 9 pm and July 4 closed. a Fourth of July program report was presented and a note urged Journal-World subscriptions during vacation.
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John Schrader
Weaver’s Today
Merchants Bureau
C. D. Maier
Jack Vincent
Lawrence Hardware Store
Bureau
Summer church schedule and services listed citywide
A condensed roster of Sunday services across First Baptist First Methodist Centenary Plymouth Congregational First Church of Christ Scientist North Lawrence Baptist Church and others. It notes worship times sermons speakers organists and church school details for the summer period.
Local Church Calendar Dates and Services Across City
A compact list of church activities in North Lawrence and vicinity. Ninth Street Baptist marks its 80th anniversary July 2 to 6 with lawn feast and evening services. Multiple denominations including Second Christian, First Evangelical, United Brethren, North Lawrence Christian, First Presbyterian, First Christian, Church of God, St James AME, Immanuel Lutheran, and others schedule Sunday schools, morning worships, revivals, and midweek prayers through early July with specific ministers and service times.
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Ninth Street Baptist
Ninth and
Ohio Streets
A. Frederick Martin
G. N. Jackson
Marc Coleman
Union Missionary
Sophia Snowden
Ellen Payne
A. F. Martin
Randolph
Free Methodist Church Announces Summer Schedule and Camp Meeting
The Free Methodist Church at Twelfth and Connecticut Streets lists services with Pastor Joseph H. Reid and leaders J. E. Wade Harley Yoder and Mrs E E Robinson. July 6-8 district elder Rev C E Bess attends quarterly meeting. Annual camp meeting and conference planned at the camp ground.
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Free Methodist
Connecticut
Joseph H. Reid
J. E. Wade
Harley Yoder
E. E. Robinson
C. E. Bess
Pigh
Farewell Service and Granada Church Schedule
Mrs Gilpin leads a farewell service with children before leaving for Chicago. Mrs Pittman plans a meeting with young people in the Ambassadors chapel at 7 45 pm Evangelistic service sermon Life With a Capital Trusting attendance will continue through summer. Bible study 7 45 pm Tonight Daniel prophecy study aids present and future understanding Granada theater hosts Sunday worship and Sunday school due to Varsity theater closure Rev Alfred Smith announces services at Granada with Sunday prayer at 10 am and church at 1 pm
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First Baptist Church
Eighth
Kentucky
Howard E. Koelb
Charles W. Thomas
Wade W. Pierce
Paul C. Rankin
Thomas
al Gallup
Malotte
Centenary Methodist Church
Fourth and Elm Streets
North Lawrence
J. Knox
Epworth League
Friends Church
Granada Theater
Alfred P. Smith
A. B. Commons
Union Park Service
Allison
Church of God Eleventh
New Hampshire
Edgar L. Busch
Henry Adkisson
Christian Crusaders
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Tenth
W. W. Stoeppelworth
Granada
Varsity Theater
The
Alfred Smith
Early Sunday Service at First Methodist Starts 8:30
The 8:30 a.m. service at First Methodist church features Dorothy Enlow Miller at the Russell Memorial organ playing the opening meditation Cradle Song by Hauser. Treva Thompson will sing Great Peace Have for the morning offering.
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First Methodist
Tenth
Vermont Streets
Oscar E. Allison
Edwin F. Price
Wesley Foundation
Dorothy Enlow Miller
Rogers
Treva Thompson
Mendelssohn
Paul Stoner
R. C. la
First Methodist Church
Russell Memorial
Hauser
Assembly of God July Rally Sermon and Dedication Service
At Fourteenth and Rhode Island streets assembly reserve describes 9 45 Sunday school with Miss Walker as superintendent and Jesus the Liberator as lesson. Morning devotions at 11 include dedication of children, Hannah and Samuel. A surprise feature at service follows. 6 30 children's church features planned.
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Assembly of God
Rhode Island
P. D
Pigeon sets speed record in 600 mile flight
Washington reports General Mauborgne, a signal corps messenger pigeon, flew 600 miles in under 14 hours aided by a tail wind across Kansas and Texas. The event was noted today as a new military speed record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army Signal Corps
Mauborgne
Kansas
Texas
McGregor Sport Ensembles Ad Highlights Cool Weather Shirts
An advertisement presents McGregor sport ensembles made of loose porous fabric that lets cold in and keeps heat out. The shirts are designed to hold shape and color and fit to a tee, with styling by McGregor and Arrow. Prices start at $1.00.
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McGregor
McGregor and
Arrow
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Joseph F. King
Alice Moncrieff
Guy Criss Simpson
Wesley
Virginia Carter
Carl Preyer
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Robert Pruetze
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Massachusetts Street
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Mass
Mary Baker Eddy
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A. A. Hill
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Kan
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New Jersey Street
W. L. Post
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EB. E. Hollands
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R. H. Wagstaff
Oliver Hobbs
Alice Russell
Mary E. Evans
Trinity
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Alfred J. Beil
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Stebbins
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W. S. Sims
R. Wesley Watson
Tri-State
Missouri
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Connecticut Streets
Duncan E. McGregor
John Kliewer
United Brethren Church
Seventeenth
Vermont
Arthur Ward
Harold Brown
Walter Woodwork
Christian Endeavor
Henry Pringle
North Lawrence Christian Church
Elm
Seventh Streets
Clark W. Comstock
Virginia Hubbell
Roy Matherly
First Presbyterian Church
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Theodore HH. Astman
Trene Peabody
Winifred Hill
van de Water
Irene Peabody
Elijah
Martha Dooley
Jane Dooley
Miriam Fowler
Circle of Prayer
First Christian Church
MacDermid
Viola Heitschmidt
Union
South Park
St. James A. M. E
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M. C. Knight
Exes Wey
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the Journal-World Classified
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Dobbs
Houbigant’s New Wisteria
Eau Florale
Wrisley
Robbin
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Son Vaan
Seiberling
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Jim Laing
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Gene Austin North Law
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