Eden Warns Japan Britain Will Not Ease Restrictions
Foreign Secretary Eden told Parliament Britain will not ease economic restrictions on Japan unless Tokyo recognizes British rights in China. He said instructions were sent to the British ambassador in Tokyo and noted talks with Japanese Foreign Minister Matsuoka. Eden also voiced sympathy for Syrian independence and described reinforced British forces in Iraq while denying any threat to Iran.
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London
Eden
Japan
China
Tokyo
Robert Leslie Craigie
United States
Joseph
C Grew
Matsuoka
House of Cannons
Britain
Syria
Suez
Asia Minor
Iraq
Iran
Rudolf Hess Fed On Strict Diet In British Confinement
Report says Rudolf Hess at a British retreat receives highly scrutinized meals. Guards and a regiment captain oversee care as Hess, described as cranky about food, endures a routine of limited, compressed rations and frequent reading from an emergency library.
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Rudolf Hess
Hess
Emer
New York School Program Showcases Student Performances
In a New York assembly Raymond Tuttle presided as fifth and sixth graders sang All Glory Land and Honor The Guardian Angel Legend Worship directed by Mabel Barnhart. Piano and cornet solos featured multiple students with accompaniment by Donna Lee Cooke and the New York school orchestra led by William Leech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Raymond Tuttle
Mabel Barnhart
Guardian Angel
Freddie Wright
Anna Marie White
Jeannettie Cox
Dona Lee Dunham
Wilma Fairbanks
Barbara Corel
Janice Orender
Barbara Jehle
Judy Jones
Bonnie Stansbury
Nancy Summer
Delbert Johnson
Shirley Stewart
Thesa Rudolph
Donald Cooke
Donna Lee Cooke
Nancy Jeromé
Nancy Bignall
New York School Orchestra
William Leech
Naida Craig
Phyllis Fultz
Herbert, Taylor
Richard Stewart
Robert Brown
Llewellyn Gulley
Clinton Laughlin
Joe Hickock
Problems and role of bank note issuance in American banking
The text outlines the core issues in bank note issuance namely ensuring soundness and acceptability while creating elastic supply to adjust money. It notes the early U S bank issued notes as money, and describes centralized control by the United States Bank allowing it to reject notes from other banks if deemed unsound, with a period of sound financial conditions during its charter years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
United States
United States Bank
Bargains on Classified Page in Journal World
A reader-friendly rundown of local bargains appears on the Journal World classifieds page. Shoppers can compare prices on items such as furniture appliances and clothes with listings arranged by category and price range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Parachute Pioneer Lieut Robert Corey Visits Lawrence
Lieut Robert Corey, early U S parachutist and Lawrence native, on leave visiting his mother Mrs Erna Corey. A key figure in the 601st Parachute Battalion, he helped organize the unit at Fort Benning and was later promoted to Supply Officer for the 501st Battalion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Corey
U. S. Army
Lawrence
Erna Corey
First Army
R.O. T.C
Pioneer
Corey
Fine Arts Banquet Highlights KU honors and remarks
At the University of Kansas fine arts banquet, Dr. Earl E. Harper urged studying fine arts amid today’s heavy armament programs, linking art to noble ideals during upheaval. Toastmaster Karl Kuersteiner, greetings from Chancellor Deane Walott, and presentations by Alice Moncrieff and Louis Weinberg followed.
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Earl E. Harper
School of Fine Arts
University of Iowa
Iowa City
University of Kansas
Karl Kuersteiner
D. M. Swarthout
Fine Arts
Charles Sanford Skilton
Rosemary Ketcham
Deane W.malott
Olin Downes
Fine
Alice Moncrieff
Louis Weinberg
Virginia Scott
Topeka
Delta Phi Delta
Patty Lockwood
Atchison
Ben Mantz
Kansas City
Harry
Stockton
Joe M. Williams
Liberty Memorial ‘High School
Lawrence News Briefs Mention Local Landowner and Past Era
A Lawrence segment notes a southbound truck convoy of the 6th Re connaissance Troop passing through at dawn. Tom B. Wilson, Kaw Valley farmer and TWA board chairman, is profiled in Charles Driscoll’s New York Day by Day column. The Stevenson agency reports Flora Schrader selling her North Lawrence home at 780 Elm to LeRoy Alexander. The Round Corner drug firm donates old fixtures for display at KU’s 75th anniversary exhibit, including antique drug furniture and a 1866 drug store setup praised by Dean Allen Reese.
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Tom B. Wilson
Kaw Valley
T.W.A
Charles Driscoll
New York
Wilson
Williamstown
Driscoll
Airway Terminal
Ben Wilson
Eli Wilson
Lawrence
The
Stevenson Real Estate and Insurance Agency
Flora Schrader
780 Elm Street
North
LeRoy ‘Alexander
Kansas Public Service Company
Round Corner Drug Company
University
School of Pharmacy
Allen Reese
Welfare staff to take merit exam in Topeka Saturday
Mildred D. Watson county welfare director and all county welfare department caseworkers will travel to Topeka on Saturday to take a merit system examination. Employees must pass to keep their jobs.
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Mildred D. Watson
County Welfare Department
Topeka
Welfare Department
Missouri House OKs cross-state turnpike bill
The Missouri House passed a bill to create a cross-state turnpike from St. Louis to Kansas City. The measure won approval by 110 to 7 and was sent to the Senate.
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Jefferson City
House
Senate
St. Louis
Kansas City
German Troops Reach Syria by Plane
German personnel have arrived by plane in Syria as of May 14, according to unofficial but reliable information received today.
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Syria
Cairo
Acadia Lodge Special Communication May 15
Acadia Lodge No 9 A F A M announces a special communication Thursday May 15 at 7 pm. Work to be conducted in the second degree. All fellow craft and master masons urged to attend. Alfred H Sluss W M John H Parker Secretary Adv.
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Acadia Lodge No
F. C
M. M
Alfred H. Sluss
John H Parker
Adv
Broadcast Duel Over Hess Flight Reveals British War Commentary
BBC coverage records a split view on Rudolf Hess's aborted flight and its meaning for Nazi leadership. Churchill hints at a broader German fissure while Hess speaks from a military hospital under guard. Observers debate whether the episode signals escape, a peace bid, or hidden agendas.
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House of Commons
BBC
Hess
Third Reich
Germany
Churchill
Hitler
Augsburg
Bavaria
Scotland
Foreign Office
University of Kansas Home Arts Conference Invited Men
Men invited to attend sessions of the home interests conference at the University of Kansas Friday and Saturday. Lee Gemmell announced the event open to all interested in home arts with programs by University staff. Miss Marjorie Whitney will preside, with Harold G. Ingham giving the welcoming address and speakers including Maud Ellsworth Gladys Bate Bernard Kragier G. W. Stratton Olza Hoesly Esther Twente Dr W Henry Merritt and Viola Anderson.
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University of Kansas
Lee Gemmell
University Extension Division
Department of Home Economics
Department of Design
Extension Division
Marjorie Whitney
Viola Anderson
Hess Case Angles Rome May 14
Reports from Rome Berlin and New York describe Rudolf Hess cases and wartime events. Newsreels show Hess at the Augsburg plant May 1 and British radio plans for a Hess broadcast remain undecided. London announces exhibition of the Messerschmitt 110 wreckage during upcoming weapons week.
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Rome
Rudolf Hess
Fuehrer
Adolf Hitler
Berlin
Messerschmitt
Augsburg
New York
London
Britain
Axis Forces Thrown Back on Egyptian Frontier
British headquarters reported Axis troops in the Egyptian frontier having withdrawn to their original positions as of May 14, signaling a reversal of gains in the Cairo sector.
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Cairo
Egypt
Militants Endure Harassment by British Forces Near Salum Area
Fighters hold positions to the south and west of Salum as they report continuous harassment from British troops, detailing ongoing clashes and the strain on local defenses.
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Salum
Rain Pushes Back Early Baseball Action Across Leagues
Baseball results text shows multiple games with postponements due to rain including Kansas City at Milwaukee and Boston at Chicago. In New York action Charley Ruffing allowed six hits but Indians hit three homers to beat the Yankees 11 to 4. Cronin hit a grand slam in Boston’s 10 to 7 win over Chicago. Games in St. Louis at Philadelphia and Brooklyn at Cincinnati also listed with various scores and incomplete lineups.
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American Association
Kansas City
Milwaukee
New York
Charley Ruffing
Cleveland Indians
Yankees
Gene Desautels
Clarence Campbell
Gee Walker
Mobell
Cleveland
Harder
Desautels
Ruffing
Dickey
Boston
Joe Cronin
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Chicago
Dietrich
Appleton
Ross
Tresh
Dickman
Newsome
Judd
Peacock
St. Louis
Philadelphia
R. Harris
Grace
Hadley
Dean
Potter and Hayes
Troit
Gorsica
Thomas
Tebbetts
Sandra
Nati
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Wyatt and
Owen
Derringer
E. Riddie
Hutchings
Lombardi
Pittsburgh
Hughes
Johnson
Bruner
Hoerat
Beck
Livingston
Strincevich
Dietz
Bauers
Klinger
Baker
Davis
Ace York
Rev P Inman to Speak at Church of God Tonight
Rev P Inman district manager for a tire company will address the Church of God tonight at 7 45 about his conversion in McAllen Texas and leaving the liquor business. He plans to become a full time minister soon and will share his story as the church invites the public to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Inman
Church of God
McAllen
Tex
Mr. Inman
RE. E. Kardatzke
Inman
Tickets on sale for spring musical at Fraser theater
Tickets go on sale tomorrow in Greenhall for the spring musical On With the Show by the K U dramatics department at Fraser theater. It will be presented next Monday Tuesday and Thursday with reservations via calling K U 174.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenhall
K. U. Dramatics Department
Fraser Theater
K. U. 174
Breach of Faith Claim Against FCC In Radio Ruling
Mark Ethridge announced resignation as President and Roosevelt's investigator said the federal communications commission breached faith with its order mandating drastic changes in the broadcasting industry's internal structure.
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St. Louis
Mark Ethridge
Roosevelt
Federal Communications Commission
Wheat Futures Rally on Higher Loan Schedule Hints
Wheat futures jumped nearly four cents as Congress may approve a loan schedule higher than last season. May corn closed at 92 3/4 cents with grains broadly firm and the market near its year high.
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Kansas City
Congress
Women Bring Resolution to White House on Pacifist Plea
Nearly 500 women from New York and nearby states arrived by special train and planned to visit the White House to urge President Roosevelt to keep American boys from fighting on foreign soils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
New York
White House
Roosevelt
Eudora Social Roundup Spans Families and Visits
Mrs. Carol Gerstenberger of Wichita visits her parents the Kindreds for Mother's Day. Numerous Kansas residents from De Soto Topeka Lawrence and Kansas City converge for dinners and family gatherings. A birth is announced in Lawrence and several local visits wrap up with notable weekend hospitality.
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Carol Gerstenberger
Wichita
Leslie
Delbert Eisele
Robert Eisele
Roberta Louise
Gus Bohnsack
Roseanna Schellack
Fred Schellack
DeSoto
Jacob Schellack
Schellack
Will Stadler
Toneka
Lawrence
Frank Sommer
Katherine Reetz
Fall Leaf
Sarah Hausman
George Jennings
Clem Zillner
Virginia Lee
John Sommer
Topeka
Will
Ralph Bohnsack
Nancy Lee
Kansas City
Clifford Steffen
Overland Park
Gladys Bond
Lecompton
Alvin Bond
Market News Chicago May 14 Wheat Price Jump
AP report from Chicago notes a price ad vance of almost five cents a bushel that lifted May wheat above 1.01 dollars, signaling a strong intraday rally.
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Chicago
Flour market rises as loan rate bill advances
In trading today investors and mills pushed flour prices higher amid anticipation of congressional approval of a loan rate increase for new crop. Wheat futures climbed to four year highs with May at 1.01% and July near 99% gains. Kansas City livestock markets showed mixed gains with hogs 5-10 higher and cattle and sheep varying by grade as buyers eyed tightening supplies.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
State of Kansas
County of
Dougla
Natalie Harttmann
Frances Louise Schellhorn
Floyd Schellhorn
Marguerite Schellhorn
Woodcock
Richard L. Schellhorn
Herman B. Schellhorn
Bertha Natalie Schellhorn
Lawrence National Bank of
Wrence
Kansas
Hugo Schellhorn
Christian
Lane
Lawrence
Hugo Schelthorn
Gorrill
Asher
Estimated Livestock Receipts Show Tomorrow’s Totals
Official estimates list cattle 1 100 calves 250 hogs 3 000 sheep 5 000 for tomorrow. The figures reflect likely market supply across livestock categories in the upcoming trading day.
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Kansas City
USDA
Wheat and feed prices in Kansas City market report
Kansas City market report lists wheat prices with several grades and futures figures for May, July, and September. Corn, oats, rye, barley prices shown with varying quality grades and futures, alongside a Kansas City hay market summary for No. 1 to No. 3 grades and alfalfa pricing.
Chicago Potato Market and Markets at a Glance
Arrivals 136 on track 312 total U S shipments 1 078 Idaho Russet Burbanks U S No 11 50 55 Minnesota and North Dakota Cobblers U S commercials 65 Early Ohios U S commercials 66 Bliss Triumphs U S commercials 81 00 Markets at a Glance New York May 14 Irregular rails decline Bonds Irregular rails under pressure Foreign exchange Firm Canadian dollars sag Cotton Strong demand from farm bill passage Sugar Steadier Metals Steady copper futures improve Wool tops Higher trade and spot house buying Wheat Sharply higher loan legislation spurs buying Corn Higher loan program Flags 10 higher top 9 10 Cattle Light steers and yearlings
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Chicago
U. S
Idaho
New York
Senate
Kansas City Prices Report May 14 AP data
Price figures for eggs poultry and butter circulate in Kansas City with current receipts. Eggs firsts 21 and 20. Hens 144 and 174. Broilers 15 and 16. Springs 16 and 18. Old roosters 10 and 11. Geese 7. Ducks 8 and 14. Tom turkeys 12 and 15. Hen turkeys 14 and 16. Butter creamery 34. Butter No 1.
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Kansas City
Hay Market
Hay
Prairie
Springs
Wall Street Feels Pressure From Labor Rumors May 14
Stocks showed uneven action with railroad shares slipping while carriers traded about half a point below yesterday. Meager volume around 350000 shares and a firmer steel market marked the day as lawmakers voted to back government loans on key commodities, lifting cotton futures and shifting sentiment. Bethlehem Steel led gains on the upside while several majors fell.
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Wall Street
New York
Local Market Prices Report for Grains and Livestock
Grain prices list wheat 84 yellow corn 60 white and mixed 58. Butterfat values No 135 No 232. Poultry quotes hensinger four pounds twelve over four pounds sixteen roosters six eight springs thirteen sixteen. Eggs at 18. Hogs priced at 8.70.
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Hensinger
Government Bonds Close on New York Exchange
United States government bonds traded in New York on May 14, led by Treasury 4s with a closing around 119.20. The AP report lists 4s trading between 52 and 47 with this final price.
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Government
New York
U. S
New York Stock Exchange
Treasury
Bonds in Swing at Republic Steel Probed for Irregularities
Irregular bonds involve Republic Steel, J. Case, International Harvester, Pat Morris, Western Union and Sperry. Details remain unclear as investigators review possible misconduct.
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Republic Steel
J. Case
International
Harvester
Pat Morris
Western Union
Sperry
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American Smelting
United Aircraft
General Motors
Bethlehem
Standard Old N J
Union Pacific
Imphevapaigaitiibecmt
U_S Steel
West el & Mfg Ave
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Cities Servis
Siabiree Bonnie
Ne Palace Clothing CO
Palbrook Pajamas
Manhattan
Lawrence National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Im Smelt & R. Wae
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Cerro de Pasco
Chrysler Corp
Com
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Can Oil General Elec
Int Harvest
Ken
Bankers Securities Co., Inc
Mass
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Third Street
B. M. Babb
G. S. Kansas
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J. Wm. Stone
Tennessee Street
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Twenty-Second Street
Iaid City
Werence
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Twenty-First
Tennessee Streets
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Westinghouse
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