World War II Lease-Lend Effort Expands with Russia China Talks
Washington reports ongoing lease lend negotiations with Soviet Russia and China after Britain agreement. Secretary Hull outlines reciprocal aid terms and aims for global economic rehabilitation through shared defense materials and open participation for like-minded nations. The program, already shipping ships planes and weapons to Allies, seeks to boost production and trade worldwide.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
Russia
Ambassadoraxim Litvinov
Hull
China
Chungking
T. V. Soong
Britain
British Empire
United Kingdom
India
Australia
Roosevelt
Soviet Russia
Golf Tourney Saturday at Lawrence Country Club
Decoration day event at Lawrence Country Club announces first tournament of the season. Prizes are defense stamps or golf balls with entries divided into low to extra high handicaps. Players may enter Saturday 18 holes and repeat Sunday 18 holes. prizes and winners to be announced on Monday night June 8.
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Lawrence Country Club
Two Killed by Train Near Topeka Air Base
Topeka workers Charles E. Lee and William W. Smith were fatally struck by a Santa Fe freight train while crossing tracks near the Topeka air base. Fellow workers William McDermott and Frank Parkinson witnessed the collision as Lee died instantly and Smith succumbed minutes later. Engineer F. C. McAdoo of Emporia and conductor R. A. Williams of Argentine were aboard. Last week lightning also killed two workers on the project.
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Topeka
Charles E. Lee
William W. Smith
Topeka Air Base
Santa Fe
William McDermott
Frank Parkinson
Lee
Smith
F. C. McAdoo
Emporia
R. A. Williams
Argentine
Continental Air Lines Cut Denver Wichita Tulsa Flights
Continental Air Lines announced that its Denver to Wichita to Tulsa passenger service will terminate effective June 1. The move follows a Civil Aeronautics Board order suspending routes deemed least essential as aircraft are diverted for military use by the War Department. The line had operated two daily round trips on the route.
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Denver
Continental Air Lines
Denver- Wichita-Tulsa
Civil Aeronautics Board
Wac Department
Continental
Denver-Wichita-Tulsa
Nazi Leader Is Victim Of Attack
London, May 28. German authorities hunted for Heydrich attackers and ordered all males over 15 in Bohemia and Moravia to register by midnight. Prague radio broadcast the decree with German soldiers to shoot on sight for missing cards. Himmler reportedly flew to Prague to oversee the situation. Reports said Heydrich was severely injured and one attacker fled while the other escaped on a bicycle. A Czech spokesman feared hostages would be used in retaliation. Authorities warned the shooting could spark anti-German actions in other countries. Marriage License and other notices follow.
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London
Bohemia and
Moravia
Reinhard Heydrich
Gestapo
Protectorate
Prague
Evening Star
Heinrich Himmler
Heydrich
Heyd
Rich
Vichy
France
Reich
Oskaloosa Community Clubs Honor Local Couples
The Come Double class of the Methodist Sunday school hosted a party in Fellowship hall honoring Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lobb as they prepare to move to Kansas City. Various local clubs met, with programs on the Battle Hymn of the Republic and reviews from Readers Digest, and many residents visiting relatives in Kansas City and Lawrence.
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Methodist Sunday School
Fellowship Hall
Edward Lobb
Kansas City
Emory Cox
John Roberts
Wayman Beckner
Georgia Severy
D. M. Stevens
Effie Johnson
Wichita
Stevens
Severe
Beckner
Nellie Pennington
Walter Pennington
Roy Slagel
A. G. Smith
Kate Morrow
A. J. Simon
Charles Long
Leslie Waggoner
Joe Sloop
Inzlie Lacy
Mary Frances
Formosa
Qorawkie
Lloyd Morris
State Bar Association
Maud Hawk
Lawrence
Oskaloosa
Colonial Tea Room
M. S. McCreight
Community Notes Include Memorial Services and Local News
Memorial day observances were held at the Presbyterian church with Rev. J. H. McDonald as pastor and Rev. J. C. Lane giving the address. The Larner Segraves post attended and the choir led in patriotic hymns. Julia Ann Means won health prizes in 4 H and heads to Manhattan for the Roundup. Lois jams from near town will tour East Lynne in California and army camps. others plan pop pie sales and social events.
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Larner‘Segraves
Presbyterian Church Choir
Winifred Kimmel
Emporia
S.T.C
Nelle Nincehelser
Garnett High School
Dick Means
Leavenworth
Brooklyn
N.Y
Means
Charles Lobenstein
Atchison County
Lobenstein
Warren Teel
Chalmer Teel
Ben Weinberg
L. M. Wagroner
Lawrence
Weinberg
R.U
Lewis
William Patrick
Charles Curtis Patrick
Topeka
Arthur Gramse
Richfield Ut
Albert Gramse
Robert Frick
Los Angeles
Elizabeth Machicis
Great Bend
Ind
P. C. Machiels
Julia Ann Means
Oskaloosa Club
Jefferson County
Manhattan
Julia Ann
Walter Means
D. M. Stevens
The
Legion Auxiliary
Bess Clark
Kate King
Corda Reber
Hazel Jankins
Flanders Field
America
Dorothy Potters
Jennie Davis
Lois Jams
San Jose
Calif
East Lynne
Postwar Kansas women's golf meet planned in Topeka
The Kansas Women's Golf Association will resume after the war with the first postwar tournament in Topeka, where the event had been scheduled for 1942. Secretary Mrs. J L Lattimore confirmed the plan yesterday.
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Topeka
Kansas
J. L. Lattimore
Kansas Women’s Golf Association
Roy Lawrence Market Fresh Bread and Produce
Roy Lawrence Market advertises fresh bread country eggs sweet cream butter and strawberries. Delivery offered to all parts of the city and orders can be placed by phone or at Stop and Shop locations.
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Never Bros
Lawrence
Reno social notes highlight Graham home event and area visits
Mr and Mrs Robert Graham of Windsor Conn entertain Friday night for visiting couple Mr and Mrs Robert F Graham Guests receive many useful gifts arranged in a baby carriage The event includes punch sandwiches cookies and a three tier angel food cake Cigar and candy farewell treats end the evening The column lists multiple local visits and community notices including sugar rationing office hours and church events all reflecting small town life and social ties in Reno and nearby areas.
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Robert Graham
Robert F. Graham
Windsor
Conn
Robert
Harry White, Jr
Lawrence
Harris White
Patricia White
Fred Bignall
Vernon DeHoff
Iowa
Jack Little
C. L.dehoff
Mary Lou
Leavenworth
Othal Wiley
Pony Creek
Charles Strong
Herbert Pearson
Lawrence Lindberg
Tonganoxie
M. R. Conrad
William Puckett, Jr
Patricia
J. R. Graham
Kansas City
Lloyd
Robert Grahan
Mabel Roberts
E. L. Maxson
the Meadow Lark
Hav
Reno News Briefs Highlight Local Events And Graduations
A hayrack ride was planned to the state lake for a Wednesday party. Reno church repairs including reroofing were completed. Mrs. Charles Strong attended R L H club in Lawrence. Reno Ladies Aid asks members to bring usable items for an upcoming auction. Eighth grade graduates Mary Lou DeHoff Elsie Pearson Opal and Alta Black were noted from Tonganoxie. Junior Black Reno and Lu Ellen Hall Pony Creek counted among Tonganoxie high school graduates.
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State Lake
Reno
Charles Strong
R.L.H. Club
Lawrence
Reno Ladies’ Aid
Mary Lou DeHoff
Elsie Pearson
Opal
Alta Black
Tonganoxte
Junior Black
Lu Ellen Hall
Pony Creek
Tonganoxie High School
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Boston
Ibs
Rusty’s Food Market
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Ikroger
Kroger
Kroger’s Country Club
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Mor
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Staley
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Starter & Grower
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Maine
Florida Juice
Chuck Roast
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Eatmore
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