Churchill predicts heavy fighting in the Mediterranean
Prime Minister Churchill in a confident London speech warned of heavy fighting in the Mediterranean and elsewhere before autumn. He said the Allied air forces will intensify effort against Germany while the sea war continues with submarines destroyed and U boat attacks defeated. He called for unconditional surrender from Nazis fascists and Japanese and pledged continued Pacific buildup.
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London
Churchill
Aeranean
Fmes
United States
Britain
Jong Linge
Mediterranean
Anthony Eden
Mussolini
Italy
Hitler
Russia
Pacific
Churchill Ister
Lord Mayor
Germany
Urchill
Hid
U.S
Hey
Canada
Iby
North Atlantic
Churchill in London Sees Fight for Europe Extend to Germany
Churchill told cheering crowds at Guildhall that the Ruhr battle would spread across Germany as US air power grows. He warned of unwavering Allied force against guilty nations and leaders, praising US Britain ties and denouncing complacency. Field Marshal Wavell was also honored as new Viceroy of India.
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Churchill
the Ruhr
Germany
United States
Europe
Britain
Guildhall
Guard of Honor
Sir Archibald P. Wavell
India
Red Cross Announces Home Nursing Class and Nurse Meeting
Women may still enter the Red Cross class in Home Nursing which meets Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 9 30 to 11 30 in the basement classroom of the Community building. Miss Eva Bourne, RN, teaches. The Volunteer Nurses Aides meet Thursday afternoon from 2 to 4 in Watkins Memorial hospital classroom with film presentations.
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Red Cross
Eva Bourne
R.N
Watkins’ Memorial Hospital
Senate passes wartime child care bill for mothers
Washington June 30 The PRA wartime child care bill authorizes 20 million dollars annually for state cooperation in day nursery and non school hour care for children of employed mothers. Senator George of Georgia supports the need but warns it could lead to broad government child control.
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Washington
PRA
Senate
House
George
D- Ga
Louis Asks For Transfer To Military Police Instructing Role
Joe Louis announced he has asked for a transfer from Fort Riley Kansas cavalry to the military police unit at Fort Custer Michigan. He says his boxing skill could be more useful as an instructor and he made the statement while boarding a train back to Chicago after a visit. He planned further stops in Detroit and Pittsburgh.
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Fort Custer
Mich
Joe Louis
M.P
Fort Riley
Kan
Louis
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Lecompton Bridge Repairs Under Way After Flood Damage
County engineer C. Redmond said repair work began on the washed out Lecompton bridge and should be completed this evening. Work also started on the Palmyra township bridge near school house 56 where the structure had shifted due to debris in the flood waters.
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Lecompton
C. &. Redmond
School House 56
Palmyra Township
Two Ladies Volunteer To Help with Children
Two women, Mrs. G. O. Dryden of Pinckney and Mrs. J. L. Hagan of Woodlawn, volunteer to care for preschoolers. Dryden, 3 year enrollment ages 2 to 5 1 2, uses a circle seating plan and teaches courtesy. Hagan, from Tennessee, leads a program mixing story telling active games rest music and a tea party. Yesterday the children entertained guests including Mrs. F. T. Stockton Mrs. D. J. Cannady Mrs. Mae Turner Supt. Clifford Dean and Lloyd Houston.
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Playgr
G. O. Dryden
Pinckney
J. L. Hagan
Woodlawn
Hagen
Tennessee
Altho
F. T. Stockton
D. J. Cannady
Mae Turner
Lloyd Purell
Clifford Dean
Lloyd Houston
Lawrence brief notes on school reports and local events
Mrs. Gertrude Hunt, former Home Management supervisor for Douglas county and now district supervisor for eastern Kansas with offices in Topeka, visits today. County reports due include ten delivered to the county superintendent Margaret Hurley. seventy five remain. Institutional users must file April May sales tax receipts and user counts with the rationing board by July 5, George Wetzel says. Police log reports two juveniles attempting to break into the John H. Emick home at 1200 West Sixth Street. they fled when Mrs. Emick answered. Otto Schott's Worden area farm harvests double wax beans for Journal-World. Navy recruiter Chester E. Morris, to be in Topeka for travel recruiting, cannot visit due to late orders.
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Gertrude Hunt
Douglas County
Kansas
Topeka
George Wetzel
Wetzel
John H. Emick
West Sixth Street
Chester E. Morris
Navy
Catfish double catch on Kaw river foreshadows flood relief
A man on the Kaw river reels in two four pound catfish with a taut line. A homeless setter dog rescued from flood waters at Lawrence poses at the police station, longing for its home and owner. The dog bears a plate reading 1126 Thurston and may have ridden the river as far as Topeka.
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S. E. Wampler
Kaw River
Lawrence
Llewellyn Setter
Kaw
Thurston
Thornton
Ohio
Topeka
Davis Funeral Arrangements Set for Fort Scott Rites
Brig. Gen. M. R. McLean will represent the state at the funeral of former Governor Jonathan M. Davis in Fort Scott tomorrow. Governor Schoeppel cannot attend due to other commitments.
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Davis
Topeka
M. R. McLean
Fort Scott
Jonathan M. Davis
Schoeppel
Lost and Found Prompt Results Near Press Time
Classifieds note quick turnaround for lost and found items with an hour response after press time. Contact the listed phone number 22 to inquire or claim.
Steel outputs falter as wartime strike halts coal supply
Southwest Pennsylvania steel mills toil at their lowest production in over three years due to the coal strike. Dow Jones reports capacity at about 35 percent with widespread idling of United Mine Workers members, while leaders plan a national push to add 2.5 million tons of stove output. Local mines like Midland and Lance vote to reopen as labor unrest spreads through Monongahela and Wilkes-Barre regions.
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Pittsburgh
Junia
LPX
Pennsylvania
Victory Valley
Wildcat
Dow Jones
Financial News Agency
Asc Weeg
Joan L. Lewis
United Wine Workers
Derald M. Nelson
Phite Murray
Steel Workers Union
UMW
Gomsa
Monongahela Valley
Midland
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Big Lance
Glen Alden Coal Company
Wilkes-Barre
U.M.W
Ulm
Lawrence Nursery School Names Directors for New York Site
Mrs. Marjorie Noell, ex teaching staff member at Kansas State College at Manhattan, will head the Lawrence Nursery School to begin in New York next week. Her assistant is Miss Edith Kessler of Newton, a KSC graduate. The day program serves children of working mothers aged 2 to 5, operates 7 am to 6 pm with meals, supervised play, and instruction. Enrollment days are Thursday and Friday afternoons or Saturday all day. The school will move to Myers Hall at 1200 Oread after readjustments.
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Marjorie Noell
Stark
Kansas State College
Manhattan
New York
Myers Hall
Oread
Jail House Dilemma Ends With Key Theft Confusion
An Indianapolis man released from city prison carried away the keys to the cells triggering a frantic search of police headquarters. A military policeman later escorted a man with many keys to Patrolman James Graham, who identified and returned the keys.
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Indianapolis
James Graham
Graham
Kansas City Cleaners Vote to Ban Nonessential Dress
Kansas City cleaners voted to ban cleaning of formal wear for two weeks, specifically men and women's dress and hats, in a move against nonessential articles during the period.
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Kansas City
Wilson's Grandson Sayre Commissioned as Army Lieutenant
Woodrow Wilson Sayre, grandson of the late president, was commissioned a second lieutenant today at the Adjutant General's School graduation exercises in Fort Washington Maryland. He is the son of Francis B Sayre former American high commissioner to the Philippines and the late Jessie Wilson Sayre.
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Fort Washington
Woodrow Wilson Sayre
Woodrow Wilson
Adjutant General's School
Sayre
Francis B. Sayre
Philippines
Jessie Wilson Sayre
Wilson
Killed in Bomber Crash Set
Henry E. Brown cousin of Will Neustifter and Journal World employee killed when a medium bomber crashed near Augusta Georgia. Brown a sergeant and aerial gunner entered service in October 1942. He is a cousin of Mrs Guy Grimes of Eudora.
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Henry E. Brown
Will Neustifter
Journal- World
Augusta
Sergeant Rown
Guy Grimes
Eudora
Naturalization Hearing For Henry Barschall Scheduled
A special naturalization hearing to confer citizenship for Henry Herman Barschall will occur in district court. John Callahan, clerk of the court, will administer the oath of allegiance, granting citizenship.
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Henry Herman Barschall
John Callahan
Barschall
Miners Picket Pittsburgh Coal Plants After Work Stoppage
Picket lines ring Crescent Number 1 and other mines of Pittsburgh Coal amid a first stoppage since the UMWA work order. Vickers halted workers at Urescens No 1 and Clyde mines of Republic Steel, while Dussurer Coal’s West Tang mine resumed with no work changes. UW District 3 president Jean Busaceile calls the protests a warning while noting ongoing tensions.
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Pitesburgh
Picesburgh Coal Company
Monongahela
UMW
Vickers
Urescens
Clyde
Republic Steel Corp
Derz
Dussurer Coal Company
Langess
Jean Busaceile
Distran 3
Army and Navy Men Make Postwar Changes and Training
Military personnel from the area announce commissions leaves and station changes. Second lieutenant MeKone to resign his commission at Quantic Point. Lt Azene Jas reports to Ferris Sills Texas after seven weeks at New River. Sgt. Avery stationed Camp White Oregon on furlough. Corporal Rumsey heads to Camp Luna New Mexico as X ray technician. Aviation Cadet Williams graduates basic flight at Gardner Field and proceeds to Luke Field Arizona for advanced training. Pfc Patterson completes Chanute Field schooling and awaits duty with Army Air Forces planes. Cadet Stanton appointed pre flight in Santa Ana California but hospitalized with pneumonia. Clark Hargiss in V-12 program to University of Kansas after physicals. Sgt. Springer returned from Camp Phillips Salina on 10 day furlough.
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Maorius W. MeKone
United States
Quantic
W. S. Me
Kone
Qeas
Parris Igland
New River
N. C
Canuldase
Jack Stanton
Bil
Santa Ana
Calif, Army Air Base
Lawrence couples receive marriage licenses in city records
John Irvin Woolery and Elizabeth Sowell of Lawrence are issued a license and wed by Lorene Hollingsworth, probate judge pro tem. Johnson Smothers and Nel He Lois Scott, both of Lawrence, also receive licenses.
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John Irvin Woolery
Elizabeth Sowell
Lawrence
Johnson Smothers
Nel
Lois Scott
Woolery
Miss Sowell
Lorene Hollingsworth
Power From Fort Peck Dam Lights Up Glasgow Tonight
CP Waters of the Missouri river will be directed through a massive turbine at the Fort Peck dam near Glasgow Montana early tonight. The multi million dollar plant will begin producing electrical energy for the war effort as the nation receives a new power source.
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Fort Peck
Glasgow
Mont
Missouri River
Here
One Day Tournament Scoring by Twenty Women
In a one day tournament at the Councy site, Mrs. 302 Vanay won with Mrs. W. EL Rnese second. Mrs. Ry Zimmerman and Mrs. L. EB. Slee led averages and others placed in close competition. Next Tuesday a flag tournament was planned with Mrs. Miltenalen and Mrs. Harry Green in charge.
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Moux
Councy
5 Naison
302 Vanay
W. EL
Larry Green
Jenny
Guscaison
Miltenalen
Harry Green
Woman to Visit Mrs Ferguson in St. Louis
Mrs 2 3 Ferguson CL of Wes is ill for several weeks then taken to St Herman Insp Itai TorResa yesterday. Miss Aether Whittaker leaves tomorrow for time at jail awaiting start. Mrs Andrew Pearson and Mrs Margaret Speeuman, Oss Zana Petersen at Me Murai hospital start will secure text fees. Fourvin s iassetiee au for 4 Til Week 2usgS 36 sanis.
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Mos
Ross
Sreensdere
N. O
Jer Muder
Farging
Wo Anuessen
Severa
Veess
Aether Whittaser
Jaidumwaite
Tox
Weess Witter Nocier
Andrew Pearson
Anu Uscer
Margaret Speeuman
Oss
Zana Petersen
Au Me- Murai
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Red
Joe
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Otto Schott
Worden
Journal-World
Lawrence Nursery School
Lieutenant Sayre
Alles
Azene Jas
Ferre Sills
Tex
del Avery
Mr. Avery
Ann 3. Davis
Glenna Davis
Taz
Rhode Island Street
Sergeant Avery
Camp White
Ore
Edwin J J. Neczer, Jr
E. J. Corgers
Atlastie
Camp Crowder
Sha Army Air Corps
Isgained
Oscar B. Rumsey
Camp Luna
Las Vegas
N. M
Corporal Rumsey
Elden KE. Williams
EB. EL Williams
Barker Avenue
Gardner Field
Cahy
Luke Field
Ariz
Marion EL Patterson
BL Patterson
Lird Laura Avenue
Army Air Forces Technical Training Command
Chanute Field
Charles Love, Jr
The
University of Pennsylvania At
Philadelphia
Naval Training School
Clark Hargiss
H. W. Hargiss
University of Kansas
V.C
Rusty” Springer
Camp Phillips
Salina
America
Nill 4 Service Co
Neinom Low
Counce Club
Sang
Sers Travis
Beatin Janam Mowrs
Sawyer
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San Antonio
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Corpus Christi
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Jack Vincent
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