Britain vows to keep up fight in Norway amid withdrawals
London reports Britain's resolve to fight on in Norway as naval reinforcements reach Alexandria. Air raids on Danish and Norwegian bases continue, despite Stockholm claims of allied withdrawals from Namsos and Andalsnes. Chamberlain discusses the campaign with Attlee and Greenwood as public opinion reacts to the southern Norway withdrawal.
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London
Britain
Norway
Alexandria
Mediterranean
Air Ministry
Royal Air Force
Denmark
Stockholm
Namsos
Trondheim
Andalsnes
Steinkjer-Namsos
R. A.F
Jutland
Stavanger
Fornebus
Oslo
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Clement R. Attlee
Arthur Greenwood
The
Evening News
Star
Westminster Groups To Broadcast Bach Magnificat
The Westminster choir and University Symphony Orchestra of 35 players with soloists will perform Bach Magnificat in Hoch auditorium tonight from 6 to 6 30 over KFKU. To fit the time limit three or four numbers will be omitted. Attendees may join in Hoch auditorium.
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Westminster’ S Cappella
University Symphony Orchestra
Hoch Auditorium
KFKU
Mitchell Denounces Subversive Negro Labor Links in Congress
Representative Mitchell the only Black member of Congress warned against communistic activity among Negroes during a heated wage hour law debate. He condemned a National Negro Congress resolution opposing involvement in war with Russia and assailed labor leader John L. Lewis as a dangerous dictator.
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Washington
House
Representative Mitchell
D-Ill
Congress
Mitchell
National Negro Congress
Russia
John L. Lewis
America
Pro-Arte Quartet Opens Three Concert Series
Pro-Arte string quartet opened a three concert run before 250 fans at Fraser Hall. The program featured Haydn E flat Op 33 No 2 Schumann A major and Borodin D major. C Warwick Evans replaces the cellist. other members are Alphone Onion Laurent Halleux and Germain Prevost. Ottawa Topeka Baldwin and Kansas City attendees noted. Tonight features Vivaldi Cesar Franck and Dvorak at 8 20. Final program Saturday includes Mozart Bartok and Ravel. Trainloads of livestock and used farm equipment sold via Journal Worldclassified ads.
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Pro-Arte String Quartet
Josef ‘Haydn
Schumann
Borodiné
Lawrence
Pro-Arte
C. Warwick Evans
Evans
London String Quartet
Alphone Onion
Laurent Halleux
Germain Prevost
Ottawa
Topeka
Baldwin
Kansas City
Fraser Hall
Vivaldi
Cesar
Franck
Anton Dvorak
Mozart
Bela Bartok
Maurice Ravel
Record placements hit new April high in Kansas
The Kansas state employment service reported 3,602 private placements in April the most for any month. Total placements in public and private jobs reached 4,532 up nearly 100 percent from April last year. Warders noted about 4,000 of 1940 placements were permanent, with 10,577 private placements in the first four months this year.
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Topeka
Kansas State Employment Service
Glenn L. Warders
Charles B. Newell
Kansas Unemployment Trust Fund
Warders
Local man captures seven baby coyotes in one day
Ben Brecheisen of the Clearfield neighborhood brought seven baby coyotes to Lawrence this morning. Ernest Feller took two of the cubs to raise while Brecheisen collected a $1 bounty on the remaining five, totaling 92 coyote and wolf cubs captured by him in 24 years. Records note faster travel by motorists farther from home.
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Ben Brecheisen
Clearfield
Lawrence
Ernest Feller
Brecheisen
Boy Scout Notes Troop 53 Weekly Meeting Planned Hike
John Long, scoutmaster, leads Boy Scout Troop 53 as members meet at First Christian church for weekly gathering. An overnight bicycle hike is planned for the coming weekend if weather allows with Assistant Commissioner Lowell Dagenais and Senior Patrol Leader Eldon Todd leading the outing, and Mr. Long accompanying in the evening. George Ward requests troop items by Wednesday at 100 West Seventeenth Street.
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John Long
First Christian Church
Lowell Dagénais
Eldon Todd
Mr. Long
George Ward
West Seventeenth Street
Congressmen Pay Fees for Reelection Bids in Kansas
Topeka reports congressmen John M. Houston of Wichita and Thomas D. Winter of Girard have paid filing fees to seek reelection. Houston, a Democrat, is in his third term in the fifth district, while Winter, a Republican, seeks a second term in the third district. Also filed were John R. Hughes for state superintendent of public instruction and incumbent George L. McClenny, plus A. W. Logan for state senator representing Coffey Osage Franklin counties. Retail buying shows a 6 to 10 percent rise from last year as Dun & Bradstreet notes overall gains in distribution centers.
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Topeka
John M. Houston
Wichita
Thomas D. Winter
Girard
Houston
Winter
John R. Hughes
Oakley
George L. McClenny
A. W. Logan
Quenemo
Coffeey- Osage-Franklin County
New York
Dun & Bradstreet
Valley Grove society names district junior superintendent
The northeast central C. E. group met at Naomi Finley’s home in Gardner. Laura Zook was appointed district junior superintendent replacing Nannie Greeley. Attendees included Walter Love and Darlene Smith. Several members taught at local schools and diploma exams were conducted at Sunnyside with listed participants.
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C. E
Naomi Finley
Gardner
Laura Zook
Society
Nannie Greeley
Walter Love
Darlene Smith
Howard Wellman
Jone Tree
Wellman
Lucille Langton
Valley Grove
Judy
Tibbett
Will Smarr
Chester
Orin Bliss
Buck Creek
Sunnyside
Wippert
Alfred Barton
Loren Smith
Rubymae Lpuckett
Jamie Eberhard
Charlie Zook
Russell Shaw
Legion Meeting
Lawrence
Social Hour Club
A. R. Reed
Community Notes From Oskaloosa and Nearby Areas
Local social events include the Christian Endeavor gathering at the schoolhouse and a Wiener roast planned for the monthly social. Family visits cover Florys, Petries, Ward, and Stewart households. A 4-H health contest was held in Oska loosa with Dr. Stevens as examiner. a Jefferson county track meet is set for May 3 in Oska loosa. Lightning caused barn damage and cow loss on the Mc Stewart and Clingman properties.
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Della Welbel
Moore
Oskaloosa
W. QO. Flory
Washington Creek
Christian Endeavor
Bill Nowak
van Franklin
Kansas City
Charles Petrie
Lawrence Ward
Ralph Stewart
H. G. Borst
McLouth
Esther Louise Jones
Clara Jones
Olathe
Harold Skeet
Vernon Flory
Jefferson County
D. M. Stevens
Charles Mc Stewart
Clingman
W. A. Dunbar
Mrs Lizale Petrie as guest at Petrie home Sunday
Mrs Lizale Petrie visited Mr and Mrs Richard Petrie Sunday. The item mentions Journal World classified ads for selling extra belongings to earn cash.
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Lizale Petrie
Mrs
Richard Petrie
Journal
World
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Jean Rogers
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Rosalind Russell
Howard Hawks
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Ralph Bellamy
Gene Lockhart
Carl Hoff
Band Monroe
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San Fran
Pontie
Pontiac
Mich
Simon Service
Oskaloosa, Kan
Channel-Sanders Pontiac Co
Trosper Motor CO
W. 4Th
St. Tonganoxie, Kan
Westinghouse
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Bob
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Bing cRosey
Mour
Sarong
Charles Laughton Vivien Leigh
Scarlett O’hara
Patee
Blondie
Arthur Lake
Penny Singleton and
George Sanders
Wild Bill
Zorro’s Fighting Legion
Dr. Pepper Bottling Co
Cooke’s
Help - Your - Self Grocery
Lawrence Sanitary Milk and Ice Cream Co
Brinkman’s Bakery
Peru
Gene Autry
June Storey
Rancho Grande
Smiley “Frog” Burnette
Edmund Lowe
Margaret Lindsay
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