Germans In Anzac Uniform Invade Crete In War Glories
London May 20 British Prime Minister Churchill said a German airborne assault with about 1500 troops wearing Anzac battle dress invaded Crete by glider parachute and troop plane. Allied forces including New Zealand British and Greek troops repelled parts of the attack and defended key airfields while fearing a broader push into the eastern Mediterranean.
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London
Crete
Churchill
House of ‘Commons
Canea-Malemi
New Zealand
New
Malemi
Near East
British Isles
Cyprus
Mediterranean
Syria
Turkey
Aegean
Barkley Says Lend Lease Reaches Britain Satisfactorily
Senator Barkley stated that lend lease aid to Great Britain seems to be reaching satisfactorily with no immediate need for new steps to ensure delivery. He cautioned the situation could change over a weekend and noted ongoing vigilance on Franco German collaboration. Barkley spoke after discussions with President Roosevelt on foreign affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Barkley
Kentucky
Great Britain
Roosevelt
Germany
Martinique
Congress
Coronado Entrada Lights Outdoors With 100000 Watt Power Load
The Coronado Entrada outdoor spectacle in Lawrence uses 100000 watts of lighting for June 5 and 6. Ninety personnel and 4820 feet of cable support light and sound, with a 25 control sound panel regulating microphones to various loudspeakers.
Fragmentary note on message delivery and legislation
A fragment states that a message would be sent but adds that if one were it would not request legislation. The text hints at a procedural constraint without detailing names dates or places. It reads as a terse communication about sending a message and avoiding legislative requests.
Roosevelt reveals U S offer to aid Ireland with ships and food
President Roosevelt said the United States offered to sell or charter two ships to Ireland and to provide 500000 dollars worth of food for the Irish civilian population. He noted Ireland would fly its flag and may buy more food, with no military equipment discussed. Irish officials seek maritime commission approval to buy ships for relief and defense supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Ireland
Eire
Maritime Commission
Robert Brennan
Frank Aiken
Brennan
Aiken
State Elks elect Patterson Augusta President at Winfield
S E Patterson of Augusta was chosen president of the Kansas Elks lodges as the convention closed in Winfield Kansas. Other officers named include George Stadel Toneka first vice president Rollo Laird Otawa second vice president Leonard Wood Salina third vice president J O Kuhn Garden City D Filizola Fort Scott and Karl Root Atchison trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield
Kan
S. E. Patterson
Augusta
Elks Lodges of
Kansas
George Stadel
Toneka
Rollo Laird
Otawa
Leonard Wood
Salina
Garden City
D. Filizola
Fort Scott
Karl Root
Atchison
Twenty three KU students to perform advanced recital evening
Twenty three University of Kansas fine arts students will present an advanced student recital at 7 30 this evening in Hoch Auditorium. The program includes piano voice violin and cello numbers by Brahms Purcell Griffes Bach Debussy Bizet Rimski Korsakov and others performed by listed soloists and ensembles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
Hoch
Brahms Joanne Johnson
Purcell Georgia Ferrel
Griffes Sea-Shell
Ce Leath
Dorothy “Mae Nelson
A’ Ambrosio
Bert Shoemake
Student Recital Highlights Fine Arts Talent at Hoch Auditorium
Gifted students from the School of Fine Arts presented a pleasing recital last evening at Hoch Auditorium. The program followed the announced lineup except for the vocal piece by Minerva Davis, which was omitted due to her absence. Participants included a number of high-spirited performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Fine Arts
Hoch Auditorium
Minerva Davis
Recital Sings Teachers Pupil Program in Frank Strong Hall
A program lists violinists cellists and a vocal quartet with performers like Catherine Thomas Marian Dever Elsie Heiberg and Edgar Haage. Teachers L H Anderson J F Wilkins Alice Moncrieff Meribah Moore Waldemar Gelich Karl Kuersteiner Raymund Stuhl and Ruth Orcutt etc. A second recital of similar character occurs this evening in Frank Strong Hall auditorium.
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gan—James Quy
Margie Hornér
Diane Ine Moehlenkamp
Lois Worrel
George Hauptfuehrer
Marshall Butler
Leslie Breidenthal
Evelyn Mercer
E. M. Brack
Edgar Allen Haage
Sidney Dawson
Elsie Heiberg
Catherine Thomas
Marvin Zoschke
Donald Michel
Jack Stephenson
John Ehrlich
Marian Dever
Edgar Haage
L. H.anderson
J. F. Wilkins
Alice Moncrieff
Meribah Moore
Waldemar Gelich
Karl Kuersteiner
Raymund Stuhl
G. Criss Simpson
Howard C
Taylor
Ruth Orcutt
D. M. Swarthout
Frank Strongall
Prairie City notices and gatherings fill Baldwin week
Local social calendar lists numerous visits and meals across Baldwin and nearby towns. Families from Baldwin, Lawrence, Topeka, and Enid join Mother's Day dinners, garden outings, and church events. The Prairie City Community Club hosted sales and picnics, while Knowlege Hill members elected officers and planned future meetings.
Knowledge Hill Friends Visit Mrs Canary at Home
Mrs John Canary has returned home Wednesday morning and is improving as expected after illness. Many friends sent flowers and cards. Callers include Mrs Ammon Ashworth, Mrs E H Dimick, Mrs Ar dell Weeks and son Calvin, Mr and Mrs M E B Stewart, Mr and Mrs Jerry Berry, Mack and Donald Clyde, and Mr and Mrs Herbert Wilson and son Jack. Glenn Colburn of To.
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McLouth
Peggy, Malone
Ier
Knowledge Hill Community Club
H. O. Burns
Jones
T. H. Dimick
M. E.stewart
John Canary
Idella Cox
Sunshine Fund
Baker Murphy
E. H. Dimick
Richard
Earl Janeway
Edwin
Tonganoxie
H. O
John
Canary
Ammond Ashworth
Nellie Erhart
Knowledge Hill School
Ardell
Weeks
Calvin
M. EB. Stewart
Jerry Berry
Mack
Donald Clyde
Herbert Wilson
Jack
M. E. Stewart
Glenn Colburn
Mother's Day Greetings and Local Visits Reported
Mrs O N Thorson of Evore visited Topeka Street to spend Mother's Day with Mrs Olson. Mr and Mrs Baker Murphy and Richard joined Mr and Mrs C H Thiy at Pl e Valley Thursday evening. Mrs Nick Hunsinger returned Friday evening and Tom Hunsingack, who broke his ankle, is recovering with friends hoping for speedier recovery. Mrs Frank Johns of Lawrence spent Friday afternoon with her daughter and family.
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Charlie Brown
Baldwin
Albert “Williams
Charles
Claude Johnson
High Prairie
George
Ted Got
Doris Hiatt
Lawrence
T.’G. Hiatt
Prairie’ City
Booth’s
Betty Margie
Loris
Sonny Schoonover
George Summer
J . Raymond Barkley
Beverly
Topeka
Rosa M. Barkley
Mildred Barkley
Marlin Cook Home
A. D. Butell
Lola Dyer
Elizabeth Parr
Julia Miller
John Davison
Mary-Lou
Albert Williams
Glenn Howard
Mary Clemons
L. L. Hadley
Leo Hadley
Kansas City
Swope Park
Herman Butell
Richard Butell
Jimmy
College Cafe
Steve Speicher
Centropolis
Herman Butell, Jr
Charles Vaughn
Frank Lobingier
Albert
Mary Lon
Charlie Coxen
Verne
Coxen
Ray Lobingier
Lloyd Drew
Ernest Butell
Wincel Dean
Ernest, Jr
Alice Hemming
New Union District
Verdie Hemming
Enid
Okla
Wells Ville
Ted Cox
Jerry Woods
Lamar
Colo
George Richardson
Karen
Pleasant Valley
T. G. Hiatt
Clyde Hiatt
Floyd Trout
Richland
Howard Deay
Vinland
George Butell
Paola
August Wartzack
Olive Verhoff
Maurice Cook
Gene
Erdene
Overland Park
Marlin Cook
Gayle
Carol Joanne
Anita
J.F. Cunningham
Hewitt Taylor
Hale Steele
Baldwin’isited
R. A. Miller
Julia, Miller
John Ehart
Charlie Jordon
Peggy
Buddy
Betty
Fred Winters
Dick Fisher
Charles Kassinger
Stony Point
Jess Collins
Wellsville
John Dean
Meriden
Arthur Jones
Raymond Farmer
Globe
Antrim
Floyd Antrim
Kansas ‘City
Jones
BE. H. Dimick
Clifford Jones
Donna Cox
E. E. Bowek
Blue Mound
Will Rice
M.E. Malone
Leona, CoryIn
O. N. Thorson
Evore
Topeka St
Olson
Baker Murphy
Richard
C. H. Thiy
Plet Valley
Nick Hunsinger
Tier
Hunsingack ‘Toms
Frank’ Johns
Fanny
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U. S
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Jean Sarser
General Lavine
Atin Marjorie Anderson
Cadiz
Delibes Melba Nininger
Agnus Det
Pauline Roth
Bach
Debussy
Bizet
Li S
Fair Land
Mignon
Thomas
Virginia -Gsell
Cu Chopin
Robert Glotzbach
Barbara Huls
Henschel Melva Good
Helen Anderson
Strauss Clarnell Wehrli
Chopin Eiléen. Martin
Herre Kati
Doris Turney
Carissimi Donzelle Fuggite
Cavalli
Mary Elizabeth Bear
Symphony Espagnole
Lalo
Eugene Nininger
Scaramouche
Milhaud
Hubay
Erna and
Olga Carl
Srwwuems
J. R. Williams
Knowledge Hill
Associated Press
McPherson
Coronado
H. S. Buzick, Jr
Sylvan Grove
U. S. Bureau of Entomology
Home Furniture CO
Lee Miller
Mass
Raymond Anderson
Travel Service
Union Bus Depot
Ar, K.C
Lv. Law
Southwestern Greyhound Lines
Union Pacific Stages
Santa FE Trailways
Treays
Great West Paints
Lawrence Roofing Company
Heating and
Plmbing Contractors, Pte
Pent
American Radiator & Standard Bannery Corporation
Tront& Steel At
Ges & Plumbers Bran Goods
Kjeland and Sanvitang
Teno Corporation
Pitsburgh
China
Kansas Public Service Company
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