Britain Clerks Peace Terms Claim In Parliament
In parliament Anthony Eden said Britain has not sent any draft peace terms to the United States and did not answer if Great Britain has abandoned the unconditional surrender policy. Observers question the value of the phrase as Germany uses it to spur resistance while the public expects a final Axis defeat as steps move toward that outcome.
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Great Britain
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Grant
Arnold voices wartime strike costs and risks to production
Shortly after General Arnold's Washington hearing, he disclosed that the foremen's strike in thirteen Detroit war plants halted 250 P-51 production and could affect invasion plans if it continued. The strike, ending as workers were expected back, exposed Washington's false calm on strikes hindering war output and hinted at a broader shift aligning foremen with management against labor contention.
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Detroit
Arnold
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MacArthur Praise Grows Amid Political Debate
Record notes that MacArthur is again seen as a strong general by some amateur strategists who shifted from criticism after his actions. The piece compares this to Dewey, labeled obscure and untested, despite an extensive public record.
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Thompson
Starbeams
MacArthur
Dewey
Change at Cassino Deepen Allied Push in Italy
German hold on Cassino is broken after strong Allied attacks that turned the fortress into a trap for defenders. Allies now field superior equipment and resolve, with multiple nations represented in the offensive as they press toward decisive objectives in Italy.
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Cassino
Italy
Thiele Seeks Reelection to Kansas Supreme Court
Lawrence resident Justice Walter G. Thiele files for reelection to the Kansas Supreme Court. Douglas county voters helped shape his court career, with a record said to reflect good judgment and steady service since law school.
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Lawrence
Kansas Supreme Court
Douglas County
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Terms Not Drafted in Wartime Talks Amid Allied Considerations
Radio commentators and others refer to peace overtures and say gen uine proposals are under consideration by the Allies. The talk lacks authority and seems wishful, implying Germans might crack even earlier than anticipated.
Women preserve Grand Army memory at Emporia encampment
The annual Grand Army of the Republic encampment at Emporia drew few veterans, with surviving members unable to travel. Women and descendants led efforts to honor Civil War memory and sustain civic, charitable work, aided by Sons of Veterans. The piece notes censorship friction over Yugoslavia news and reiterates no-strike pledges in wartime.
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Letters to the Editor Some City Questions
Editor Journal-World asks if the mayor and council members understand city rules and ordinances. Readers raise concerns on trash on streets, garbage inspection frequency, dog tax enforcement, house to house canvassing for daily sales, and unpaid licenses fueling competition. W E S.
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Old Home Town News From Lawrence Kansas City
Elwyn Dees of K U broke the Big Six shot put record in prelims at Lincoln. Twin daughters born to Mr and Mrs Wiley Jewel. Detroit visitors include Mr and Mrs Albert Pardee and Russell. Prof E F Engel to lead a Germany travel study tour this summer. Five Lawrence students named to Phi Beta Kappa: Edna Mason Mayra Hull Irme Leon Sibyl Martin Margaret Mitchell. Mothers Day luncheon at Pi Beta Phi Mothers present include several named Lawrence residents.
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Ohio
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Russell
Detroit
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E. F. Engel
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J. W. O’bryan
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Lawrence
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Sibyl Martin
Margaret Mitchell
James Lawrence
Forty Years Ago Social Notes from Oakley and Beyond
Forties era social snippets show Mrs Grismore and daughters Gertrude and Eugenia visiting Mrs E M Day in Oakley. Mrs G A Hamman heads to Chicago, Elis Hoffman travels to Sioux City. Weddings bring Rev Derr and Miss Mysse Stump to Baldwin, with plans to sail to New York in August. Hermann Von Unwerth arrives from California to visit Miss Isabelle Hazen. Kennedy and Greenlees host guests, Nellis Sanders heads to St Louis for two months. University track team departs for Stillwater to face Oklahoma A and M. Frank Matthews sails to Ft Scott for a visit.
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California
Isabelle Hazen
Kennedy
J. H. Greenlees
Mississippi Street
Nellis Sanders
St. Louis
Stillwater
Oklahoma Territory
Oklahoma Agricultural College
Frank Matthews
Ft. Scott
End of Labor Strike Bolsters War Effort Says General Arnold
The strike was called off quickly after Gen. H. H. Arnold stated it threatened invasion operations. He said the cancellation served the country and allied cause, independent of workers' claims. Nazi commentators noted growing nervousness as Allied solidarity and success erode Axis confidence.
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H. H. Arnold
Air Force
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Resterdey
Kurt Dittmar
Russia
Europe
Vinland Rural High to Host Commencement Exercises
Dr. John Ise of the University of Kansas will deliver the commencement address at Vinland Rural High tomorrow evening on the topic Seeing a Crazy World. The program begins at 8:30 with invocation by Rev. Neil Heidrich. Virginia Nichols and Evelyn Hammond share valedictory duties, speaking on Tonight We Launch and Where Shall We Anchor, followed by A Song of Service sung by Hammond, Miskimen, Stevens, Hagerman, and Randel.
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University of Kansas
Vinland Rural High School
Neil Heidrich
Methodist Church
Vinland
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Evelyn Hammond
Parks
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Talitha Stevens
Max Hagerman
Don Randel
ILO Declaration Signed at Roosevelt Reception
Washington on May 18, President Roosevelt presided over the signing of the ILO declaration for world economic security. Walter Nash and Edward J. Phelan signed in Roosevelt's presence. The aims include banishing poverty and spreading economic security worldwide. Roosevelt urged delegates to oppose exploitation everywhere.
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UPI
Roosevelt
International Labor Organization
United Nations
Philadelphia
Walter Nash
New Zealand
Edward J. Phelan
ILO
Missing Pilot Returns From Behind German Lines
An American pilot reported back at his unit in Italy after wandering enemy territory since January 31 when his plane crashed behind German lines. He avoided capture by hiding for most of that period and was listed as missing in action until returning last Friday. He described the sight of American planes as emotional, saying they looked so good he cried. Kansans Await Invasion.
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Studio to Open Monday June 5 in Lawrence
The children's summer studio in Lawrence, part of the general recreation program, opens Monday morning June 5 at the old high school building for a six week session. Now in its twelfth year, the free art school serves elementary and high school students with workshops in clay, wood craft, drawing and painting. Sessions run 9 to 11 45 with kindergarten through third grade dismissed at 10 30. Enrollment is informal and materials may be provided for those unable to supply their own. For details contact Maud Ellsworth, director, or KU.
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Navy Official Horizontal 1 Puzzle clue list extraction
A dense list of crossword style clues appears, featuring terms like cobalt symbol, decigram unit, and English rivers. The block includes many partial entries such as area tearut as fitted, universal language, hammer head, Norse mens, and Persian fairy, with scattered abbreviations and numeric hints.
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Nova Scotias
Civilian Meat Ration Cuts Planned For Late 1944
Washington May 18. The bureau of agricultural economics forecast a 10-pound reduction in civilian meat supplies for the last half of 1944. First-half consumption averaged about 77.5 pounds per person, with last-six-months forecast at 67.5 pounds. Total 1944 civilian meat supply expected at 145 pounds, eight pounds more than 1943.
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Washington
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Agriculture Department
Statistical Agency
Bureau
Link and Norma find a shared moment in a Japanese inn
In a Japanese inn Link and Norma share wine and a tender moment. He reveals Tulsa memories and a vow to kiss without apology. Tension rises as Norma’s brother’s death looms, while Link endures Azaraski’s harsh hospitality and a stark, unsanitary bath before facing Courtright’s troubling question about family.
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Link
Norma
Azaraski
Tilda Courtright
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