Daily Bombing Routine Governs Barcelona Life
In Barcelona, sirens and anti aircraft fire become a daily rhythm as air raids shape daily life. Rationing and curfews persist while cafes and theaters stay open. shortages hit food, transport, and wine. Censorship tightens with the ministry of state now controlling press dispatches. prosecutions and court processes continue under wartime rules.
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Barcelona
Spain
Associated Press
Madrid
Ministry of Defense
Ministry of State
License Stamps No Longer At County Treasurer Office
County treasurer A. M. Gardner announced drivers licenses will not be stamped at his office. Motorists with un stamped licenses should take them to J. B. St. Clair at the Charl ton insurance building east Seventh street for stamping. A vehicle department representative said stamping will continue by a salaried employee to assist drivers. Nashua reports a 38 ounce daughter born to Mrs. Horton Glynn of Bennington.
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A. M. Gardner
J. 8. St. Clair
Charlton Insurance
East Seventh Street
Toam
Gardner
Nashua
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Horton Glynn
Earby Bennington
Aby
Red‑haired Hungarian lover ends self imprisonment in New York mansion
Mrs. Hedi Heusser breaks a nine day self confinement at Rollo Blanchard mansion in Irvington. She visits a roadstand for a hot dog then to attorney Mortimer O'Brien. She returns to entertain detectives and guards with a Hungarian style meal before planning to continue her strike until Blanchard marries her. She is divorced with two children.
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Irvington
N. Y
Hedi Heusser
Rollo K. Blanchard
White Plains
Mortimer O’brien
Blanchard
Heusser
Mrs. Heusser
Kansas graduate honored by Minnesota for extension work
Richard R. Price, KU 1897 graduate, organized Minnesota's extension division and the Minnesota League of Municipalities in 1913. Now serving as director, he was honored by the University of Minnesota for the twenty fifth anniversary of its extension division.
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Richard R. Price
University of Kansas
K. U
League of Kansas
University of Minnesota
Kansas
Price
Minnesota
Minnesota League of Municipalities
Kansas Athletes Head to Buffalo for National AAU Meet
Pittsburgh Kansas teachers college sends a group to Buffalo New York for the national AAU track and field championships on July 2 and 3. Contingent leader Kermit King, who holds last year’s AAU broad jump title at Milwaukee with 25 feet 1.5 inches, leads teammates Lee Be Dillon 800 meters and Vernon Akins 400 meters.
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Buffalo
Pittsburg
Kan
Pittsburgh Teachers College
N. Y
Kermit King
Milwaukee
Lee Be Dillon
Vernon Akins
Gettysburg Incident Baffles 100-Year-Old Veteran
William D. Welch a Dunlevy Pa G A R veteran and former steamboat captain aged 100 says the Gettysburg battle was a minor event in his life. Aboard a train with 400 decorated comrades en route to the reunion he introduces his third wife and 20 year old daughter and recalls river boats he lost during fifty years of steamboating as more thrilling than the war.
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Pittsburgh
Gettysburg
William D. Welch
G.A.R
Dunlevy
Welch
Wilson Campaigns Here for State Treasurer Post
Walter E. Wilson, a University of Kansas alumnus and Republican candidate for state treasurer, campaigned in Lawrence. He has 25 years in banking and insurance, six state senate terms, and chaired the ways and means committee. He previously placed a close second in a three way primary to Rhodes, who is not seeking re election.
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Walter. E. Wilson
Lawrence
Walter W. Wilson
Wilson
State Senate
J. J. Rhodes
Rhodes
Lightning Kills Seventeen in Poland Storms
Seventeen people were killed and more than 100 injured as severe thunderstorms swept across Poland ending a heat wave in Warsaw and other cities. The deadly weather marked the severest storms in memory, with widespread damage and casualties reported.
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Warsaw
Poland
Lengthy Yellow River spans 2500 miles across China
The Yellow River runs about 2,500 miles with a basin area near 600,000 square miles. It supports a population around 100 million within its watershed.
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Yellow River
China
Tokyo Textile Crunch as Government Orders Production Cut
Tokyo June 29 officials announce a government decree banning 47 textile and iron product types after July 1 and 34 more after July 15 to boost exports and save raw cotton. Factories shift to munitions while retailers fear shortages of razors and grooming gadgets as markets panic and exporters cheer.
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Tokyo
Japan
Seihin Ikeda
Ikeda
Rev D E Russell to lead state reformatory chapel duties
Woodstock residents learn Rev. D E Russell will move to Hutchinson to succeed the late Rev. W L Martin as chaplain at the state reformatory. County Council sponsors weekly hymn festivals at courthouse park with Jeffer son county churches choirs and soloists, directed by Rev. G C Hester Os kaloosa. Children day program at the church drew a large crowd featuring drills recitations and a pageant The Child in the Midst. Fathers day observed Sunday morning. Ladies Aid met at the church planting flowers and sharing a covered dish lunch. Doris Black seven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs De Black is mentioned as part of the neighborhood scene.
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D. E. Russell
Wellman Chapel
Lansing
Hutchinson
W. L. Martin
State Reformatory
County Council of Christian Education
Courthouse Park
Jefferson County
G. C. Hester
Oskaloosa
Ladies Aid
Community Notes Include Hospital Update And Local Visits
Memorial hospital in Lawrence reports a patient with pleural pneumonia improving and sent home on Tuesday. Local families share recent visits in town including Crawford, DeBlack family, and Means household gatherings with relatives from Winfield Seneca and Topeka. Joe Boyd of Perry announces his son’s marriage.
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Tient
Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Warren Means
Glasco
Kan
Harry Means
Howard Wellman
Leland
Anna Rogers
Winchester
Fred Sharder
Roger
Topeka
Sam Means
Means
Rogers
Tulsa
Oklo
Florence Ryan
Fairmount
Ruth Means
Joe Boyd
Perry
Marriage notice and social visits from local residents
Thomas Boyd marries Agnes Louise Gulley of Lawrence. Mrs Archie Landon visited last week with uncle Jim Lawless and family. Miss Irene Hehn returned home after months in Martin City Missouri. Mrs Herbert Champion and her parents from Perry spent Sunday with Herbert Champion. Mrs Champion will stay with her parents a few weeks to recover after an operation.
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Thomas Boyd
Agnes Louise Gulley
Lawrence
Archie Landon
Jim Lawless
Irene Hehn
Martin City
Herbert Champion
G. Duree
Perry
Leave Your Journal-World Mail Subscription In Lawrence
When away for the summer, readers can place a mail subscription order for the Lawrence Journal-World. Special rate offered at 25 cents per month.
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Journal-World
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