Italian Offensive Grows as Trieste Looms in War News
Read of Italy pressing gains on fronts in the Dullian Alps and near Trieste as British and French forces report steady advances. Mentions Austrian naval activity and German counter efforts, with war office statements on the Italian offensive’s widening scope and impact.
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Dullan Alps
Cardoria
Trieste
Austrian Naval
Gerigan Piitieersce
Footer
Pertaner
Deportations and alleged delays in repatriation to France
A May report notes that Lille civilians in May 1940 were not repatriated by the Pape regime. The Spanish King and Wilson deny delays while civilian relief efforts are questioned. Uprisings and statements suggest promises to send home those deported were not fulfilled by the end of May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lille
Getead
Deelara
Phas
Wilson
Wartime censorship and memorial day notices mix in fragmented report
Censorship discussions surface amid military affairs and a Memorial Day observance. The text notes conferees on various bills, public publishing plans, and references to soldiers and G A R rituals. It recalls wartime topics, visits by students, and a brief naval update on French ships sunk and mines.
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Woos
Woleyiy Teatien
Town and County Celebrate June 5 Parade and Registration
Citizens prepare for a June 5 holiday with a dawn registration of men aged 21 to 30 enlisting for national defense. Stores close for the day as Lawrence invites families to join the community celebration and a speakers’ program led by Alm Keeney, a noted orator and friend of the university.
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Mation
Uncle Sant
Human Freedom
Democray
Lawrence
Alm
Keenepeaker
Neansas House of Representatives
Das Eile
Heo
Puinoof
Datense
College students rile over discipline and campus plans
University of Kansas students and faculty discuss discipline policy and campus changes. Chancellor's role in settling student disputes highlighted. references to golf links turned cow pasture and loyalty to the university. Speakers praise Dean Kreeni and emphasize broader university unity amid protests and Day events.
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Vna
Allan Bireh
Lsehaol
Bureh
Burel Elso
Burch
Caele Sinmy” Kreen
Misa Cecile Turton
Mainte
X Ter Priest
School of Medicine
Wesley Ubile Po
Baan
KB. Sayre
Charles Plosuffield
Germiduntis School
Ky Uv
Stedente
Uratars
Kansas graduates to receive 21 master’s degrees this year
Thirty one names listed including students from Lawrence and Topeka with degree titles in Master of Arts and Master of Science. The announcement names graduates such as Peter A. Pelbloom Lawrence Anna J. Baker Wichita and Martha C. Horton Lawrence among others. The report notes the ceremony and degree conferrals at the University of Kansas.
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Tenty
University of Kansas
Donn Flaw
Blackman
Lawrence
Peter A.pelbloom
Taawrence
Wa M. Lawrence
Anna J. Baker
Wichita
Eflan Barteldes
Raymond Tk. Beamer
Martha C. Horton
Ellen M. Bronner
Onagamond
W. Carpenter
William W. Carpenter
Laawrence
Jetta Mabel Colbert
Alton
Albert Crazan
Lewis x. Currey
Dullivant
George Davis
Emporiul
Harey
J. Evans
Gillfield
Vandy Peter C. Punk
Hillsberos
Seldewicks
Eleanore Hayes
Winfelds
Ortie M
Hebbe
Tonkiwa
Klin
Samuel the Home
Bad Oke
Rey KL Levin
Willian M. Janneys
Maud
Wahiin
Lindsborg
Alved
Water
Altamont
William Warren
Garett
Walter H. Welle
Hausawrence
Ada Hy
West
Ken Howard White
Wintiehl
Welf
Baldwin City
Paul B. Lawson
New
Oscar L. Manag
Ell
Vkhurst
Kinsley
Hal Shermen
Willmot Spicer
Ease Tener
Walter J. Shuckley
Nevin to New York for Community Meeting Address
Professor Nevin leaves for New York to address the community meeting on his work across Kansas. The trip is part of a summer schedule with additional time planned in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Kansas
Trot University
Park
Nevin
New York
Nssor
Arthur Nevin
Keen
Red Cross Work Program Grows with New Lawrence Members
The Red Cross Work Program in Lawrence continues to grow as new members join the chapter at the Watkins building. The weekly schedule includes sewing on Tuesday, address stamping on Wednesday, fittings on Thursday, and dressmaking on Sunday, with members listed by name and title.
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Lawrence
Phe Docal Red Crese
Lapter
Watkins Building
Otcle
Stryken
Feewelock
Pee
Hooehack
Yeti
Hawe Naerthy Jermedh Chet Geteantya Tien
Lawrence Woman Delegate Attends Royal Neighbors National
Maude Bryant of 702 Ne Hampshire Street reports from the National Convention of the Royal Neighbors of America. Changes to the constitution are proposed and the election of the supreme oracle of the order is contested. Mrs Raright seeks re election and Mats iva Childs aims for a seat on the supreme board of managers. Mrs Piryant travels to New York after adjournment as guest of Captain Hh Gi. Stahl of Governe ae.
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National Council of the
Royal Neighbors
Merc
Maude Bryant
Newbampshire Street
Royal Neighbors of America
Supreme Dei Fepate of
Kansas
Supreme Oracle
Order
Raright of
Wans
Matsiva Childs
Supreme Heard of Managers
G A R Members Parade as Muster Moves Forward
Report from Washington notes G A R members marching in a parade with ceremonial salutes and soldiers awaiting new orders. The article mentions a recruiting battery ready for another muster and reports that some veterans did not appear at the last oath ceremonies.
Prohibition and Rescue Efforts Highlight Episcopal Resolutions
Widespread resolutions from the Protestant Episcopal Church appeal to the United States government to shield soldiers and curb evil establishments near military posts. They urge banning intoxicants during wartime and promoting life over destruction, while urging sanitary improvements and support for servicemen’s families. Local news notes wartime morale concerns and a farmer reporting exceptional wheat quality amid rain damage to corn.
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Wea
Chaveles
Protestant Episcopal Church
Bar
Tee v Rited
Amelia
Guard Must Register Exemptions For National Guard Members
The article explains that National Guard members must register on the same date as general registration. It lists guardsmen detailed for a medical training camp and notes weather delays affecting local paving and upcoming events including a postponed colored hikes and junior picnic. It mentions a teachers picnic and plans to meet at the scout house before traveling to Mapes near Haskell Institute.
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National Guard
Wootrito
Malliards
Ea Woollward
Thntoner
Indian Affairs
Reg
United States
Axrence High School
Tracy
Scout House
Mapes
Haskell Institute
Kansas Weather Report Points to Rain and Cooler Weekend
Rain showers are forecast tonight with a transition to fair weather Saturday. Cooler temperatures are expected Saturday, especially in the western portion tonight.
Severe Kansas Storm Leaves Six Dead and Wide Damage
A Kansas storm near Wetawhan and northwest of Andale caused six deaths and extensive property damage. Downed power lines disrupted services as emergency crews responded. A special train was dispatched after a call for help, aiding rescue efforts amid ongoing danger.
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Wetawhan
Aftertoun
Andale
Litteen
Naismith Aids Fundraising Efforts Report
The article notes Naismith assisting a fundraising drive led by VY. ALC A. for workers in Tats county. It covers the secretarial oversight, underwriters at a major gathering, and pledges recorded during a county meeting. The piece highlights Goethes aid and local organizing details.
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VOM
Eg. A
Ovnys
Goethe K Aid Ani
Paitin
VY. Alc. A
Siga
Naismith
Towsr Tien
Tie Igy
Storis Experiance
Beth Goog Vyoan Ec
Enpsonten
Theo Botta
Af Renee Assoriition
Etary Rolie
Prize list highlights Douglas county schools’ honors
The County received multiple mentions for its schools in a state competition. Brackett, Barnett, and other Douglas county schools earned honorable mention in northern and southern divisions. The event, judged by a state committee, will be held at the regular church hour Sunday morning at 7:30.
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South Seotian
Schoal
Douglas County
Brackett School
Barynett School
Divi
Phe Barnett
Douglas Equity
High School Boys to Do Farm Work Survey
A school run survey funded by the state defense committee lists Lawrence area high school boys ages 14 to 20, detailing those who live on farms or in town and their farming experience. The roster includes names and addresses of volunteers from Lawrence and nearby districts who aim to work on farms this summer to boost food production.
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Hughie
Navstat
Wilder Miesene
Haier
Ings Progerii’ Pvo
Deak
Waskeld Tusksa Bane
Kentucky
Aissachusetts
SiMe
South Pe
Pirstt Regiment
Hospital Corps
Tankell
Haskell
Lawrence
Theis
South Mark
Tavocition
Chinocellor Steet
Gall
Tate
South Pack
Neat Fran
Sand Win
Nadelhoffer
Amma Wall
We Roc
State Committee On
Naonal Defense
Lanwrence High School Voluntrore
Ieaty
Mass
St. Kenneth Bs
Harland Carter
Paul Chand Jer
Maine St. Verne Church
Keyton-Moore Lb. Co
Robert Cowsill
Roth
Nehue Corel
R. R
Rk oDr
Junt
George Athie
EE Ari Endacott
Y Herning Endacott
St. Charles Hope
Harold
St. Chester Kalm
Edmond Learned
St. Harold
McKeever
Samuel Mitchell
Francis Morawetz
St George Neth
St. Saniel
St. Lawreine
Y. St. Jot
Frederick Nic Orelup
Harold Pens
Verne Tertit
Arlo Putnam
St. Alvin Rowe
EB. Penh
Arthur Russell
Kona Harvey Sanders
Anders
del. St
Tih W
Gerard Mer
Philip Steree
George van Hoesen
Ed Taylor
St. Elith St
Lloyd George praises American aid as war subs decline
Premier Lloyd George tells the House that successful anti submarine efforts cut May losses and refl ect improved food supplies. He credits American support and warns Germans that submarine warfare will fail. Smoke bombs protect ships while Sebasta pool garrison asks to go to the Riga front.
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Atile Marine
Lloyd George
Mr. Lield George
Cernan
Eels
New York
Bandanion
Sebasta Pool
Riga Front
Kerensky
Council of Soldiers and Workmen’s
Clef Francisco Heads to Great Falls for War Service
Clef Francisco left yesterday for Montana to join the hospital corps. he will remain until called into service by the War Department. The British minister departed Washington for Canada. official word placed the mission crossing the Canadian border early today.
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Francisco
Great Falls
Montana
Francisio
War Department
Washington
Canada
Canadia
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Chivoeux
War Office
Claus PO Thes
Patrifo
Eni
Henniert
United Stars
J.P. Cone
Merial Day
G. A
John Redmond
Horace Plunkett
Agricultural Organization Society
John Lonsdale
William O'Brien
Eeward Carson
Mous Yppuucul
Kedelund
A.M. Keene
K. U
ANT
Liberty Bonds
Treasury Department
W. T P. G. Harding
al Reserve Board
Kansas City Reserve Bank District
A. J. Boynton
University
Toipeka
K. OU
T In
Vetrograd
RED Cross
Mies Mayme Wewell
Lis Ot Hee
Aes Vronty
Me . Byrd
Hh. Bidyeood
Mer IQ
Everett
Ie Caldwell
Fisher
Roe
Perry Barber
EK. W. Maudray
Mars
Sa. Hunter
Arthur 4Ans
MYOR
Dow Carlos
WL. Bikenberry
Fio
Washington Pos Corps
Nce
Tie Eiuster
Bug Faye
Resoluetross
Ptorera
Skhat
Jay
Jehusetts Street
Rover
Phis
Shearer
Fae
Cheater
Carl Whities
Medialoanen
de Riles
Segwenut
Chis
Wayne Kning Sereveunts
Windy Gliha
Glen Wilsust Chins
Sam Lo Janes
Winona Pasing
Winona Strens
Goslo Ct
Aura
Massachusetts Street
Barker
Brown's Grove
Las Lance
Kansas Weather Report
Helen Woods and
Edith Ayres
Hutchinson
Rea County
Hell
The
Previer
British Islands
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