FBI Wraps Up Its Biggest Spy Ring Case in U S History
New York June 30 FBI cements end of a two year espionage probe as 29 suspects arrest amid guilty pleas and sheer breadth of ring. Lang and Roeder named among 26 men and 3 women held for trial July 15 with bail set at 425000. Eleven more arrested in New Jersey Michigan and Wisconsin.
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Americans in the Fight Over Northern France
In London informed sources say the American Eagle squadron led recent Royal Air Force sweeps over northern France. Details are scarce but sources note the fighters have been doing extremely well in strikes against German bases across the English Channel.
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Harvest In Full Swing Prompts Wheat Demand
Harvest in southwestern Kansas as of late June drives forecasts of about a thousand truckloads of wheat daily. Farmers report ideal weekend weather aiding ripening across the district, with local granaries and traders watching market flows.
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Lee O'Daniel Near Defeat In Texas
Dallas Texas June 30 CP It seemed today only a miracle could save Miracle man W Lee O Daniel from his first election defeat A 32 year old friend of the President Lyndon Johnson was all but elected Texas next U S senator As counting resumed Johnson led O Daniel by 4561 votes with 116 of 254 counties counted and about 96 percent of the vote in Gerald C Mann and Martin Dies trailed O Daniel by wide margins Andrew Jackson Houston died in Baltimore President Roosevelt praised Johnson and rebuked O Daniel for a separate Texas military organization."
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Special Master Samuel M. Wilson Visits Lexington
Special master Samuel M. Wilson of the U S Supreme Court visited Lexington on Saturday to hear the Kansas Missouri boundary suit over the Missouri river shifts. He noted first testimony began June 16 in St Joseph Missouri. Baldwin Mitchell of Lawrence assists Kansas as assistant attorney general in the case.
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Proteins Topic Promises Insight at KU Lecture
Dr. Lewis Longsworth of the Rockefeller Institute will discuss The Electrophoretic Properties of Proteins in Bailey Chemical Laboratories room 101 at the University of Kansas tomorrow at 1 30 PM. A KU graduate and noted physicist, Longsworth is well known in Lawrence and his wife Helen Cady is the former daughter of H P Cady.
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Children May Enroll for Summer Art Work Now
The second three week term of the Children’s Summer Studio opened today under director Miss Carolyn Henry. Enrollments will be taken for the program offering art work for youngsters during summer.
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Preschool Class Schedule At Old High Campus
A summer program for preschool children runs tomorrow and continues this season on the first floor of Old High. Morning sessions from 10 to 12 will be held daily.
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Defrosting Alaska Lecture At University Of Kansas
Karl Robinson world traveler and Alaska authority presents Defrosting Alaska at Hoch auditorium at 8 tonight as part of the University of Kansas summer session. The lecture uses 16 mm color movies to counter misprisions about Alaska and highlight its value to the United States.
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Vacation Reading Reminder for Journal World Ad Address
A brief note urges ordering the Journal World for summer delivery with a monthly rate of about 35 to 40 cents depending on distance. a phone contact is implied.
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