German Soldiers Return From Spain Amid Nazi Welcome
Hamburg marks the homecoming of several thousand Condor Legion troops from Spain with a Nazi salute by Hermann Goering aboard the Hamburg. Troops in gray-green uniforms form on deck as crowds along the harbor celebrate the Franco force’s role in Europe’s fight against Bolshevism.
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Hamburg
Europe
Spain
Africa
Hitler
Voelkischer Beobachter
Germany
Goering
Moor Weide
Igh
Jutland
Berlin
Prince Paul
Yugoslavia
Memorial Day Observance Attracts Large South Gail Crowd
About 400 attended a public service in South Gail to mark Memorial Day. The day included grave decorations and a Kaw River bridge water service. Col. Ivan C. Crawford of the University of Kansas urged a balanced national preparedness and noninterference in foreign affairs.
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South Gail
United Spanish War Veterans
American Legion
Dean Crawford
United States
T B Clinic Monday At Lawrence Memorial Hospital
The T B clinic will be held Monday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital with Dr C F Taylor of Norton conducting examinations. Patients must book appointments through their physicians and enter via the west side. This is the final clinic until September sponsored by the Douglas County Tuberculosis and Health Association.
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T. B
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
C. F. Taylor
Norton
Douglas County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Arrests at Briggs Plant Spark Detroit Police Action
In Detroit on May 31, police arrested 14 men near the Briggs Manufacturing plant amid fears of factional violence. Officers seized blackjacks, baseball bats, and lengths of rubber hose. Nine were released, five held for further questioning.
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Briggs
Detroit
Briggs Manufacturing Company
Punctuation Puzzles From Cranium Crackers
Two lines resemble a hobby puzzle from the page. The first asks where a speaker shouts I will never agree to this proposal. The second queries what you are doing anyway he said relaxing. A third line notes yields of 1938 625 bushels and 1939 780 bushels.
Regional Christian Endeavor Convention Opens June 7
Public invited to evening programs for the State Regional Christian Endeavor convention in Has Kell auditorium. Dr Walter Judd of China renowned for keynote addresses will speak alongside Dr Charles St John of Bowery Mission and Dr Paul V Clark of Kansas City. Homer Rodeheaver leads song services. a June 9 vesper at Mt Oread features Rev Harold G Barr and others.
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Christian Endeavor
Haskell Auditorium
Walter Judd
China
Judd
Kansas
National Endeavor
Charles St. John
Bowery Mission
New York
Paul V. Clark
Kansas City
Homer Redheavor
Mt. Oread
Harold G. Barr
Homer Rodeheavor
Moseley Quizzed as He Denies Anti Jewish Propaganda Links
A hearing transcript shows Moseley denying knowledge of anti Jewish propaganda ties and denying plans for a secret session. He admits discussing reports with Campbell but says Craig acted on his own regarding the information. He acknowledges sending copies of certain literature and notes possible industrial control reports in private communications.
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Moseley
Uzzell
Campbell
Craig
Army Intelligence Service
Altho
New York
New Yorker
A. B. Parker
Fritz Kuhn
Mrs. Good
National Defense Committee
Philadelphia
Rhea Whitley
Whitley
James N. Wilkerson
Kansas City
James True
Robert Edmonson
True
Edmonson
British war office revives inspectors general posts
London reports the British War Office will restore two inspectors general posts on July 1, naming General Sir William Edmund Ironside to oversee overseas forces and General Sir Walter Kirke to head home forces. The move, seen as boosting readiness amid fears of war, marks a return to prewar structure with Ironside and Kirke serving under the imperial general staff.
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London
British War Office
William Edmund Tronside
Gibraltar
Rock
Walter Kirke
Territorial Amy
Ironside
Britain
Imperial General Staff
Eastern Command
Africa
Asia
Europe
Clive Liddell
Kirke
Hitler
Napoleon
Ian Hamilton
Lesslie Hore- Belisha
Lawrence Tales of Music Moves and Airwaves
Local business Holyfield Music relocates from 1107 to 1109 Massachusetts Street beside Central Plumbing. Tulsa museum devotee Roberta Campbell Lawson visits Haskell Institute and plans to add new Indian art to her collection.
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The
Holyfield Music Company
Massachusetts Street
Central Plumbing Company
Roberta Campbell Lawson
Tulsa
Okla
Haskell Institute
Commercement
Haskell
Deaths and Funerals Henry Peters and Anna Roberts
Henry Peters, a former Lawrence resident, died in Kansas City on May 30. Burial is set for 12 30 Thursday at Oak Hill cemetery. Mrs Anna Roberts of Kansas City Missouri died yesterday in a Kansas City Kansas hospital and funeral services are planned Thursday at 230 at St Luke AME church with Rev J N Goodard officiating. Mrs Roberts was the sister of C S Barker of 819 Vermont Street.
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Henry Peters
Lawrence
Kansas City
Oak Hill Cemetery
Anna Roberts
Kansas City, Kan
St.Luke A.M.E
J. N. Goodard
Crowned at Show Lawrence baby pageant honors announced
Bob Allison and Nancy Bennett were crowned king and queen of Liberty Memorial high school's baby show. Dudley Steffen and Phyllis Blough were named prince and princess, with many other royal and beauty winners announced by May Cross and Katharine Parks. A $25 door prize went to Mrs. O M Hixon and Roberta Robinson led a dance recital.
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Bob Allison
Homer Allison
Nancy Bennett
Delmar Bennett
Liberty Memorial High School
American Legion Auxiliary
Prince
Dudley Steffen
Phyllis Blough
Phillip Blough
Gwendolyn A. Larrick
Thomas Larrick
Miss Lawrence
Duane Haverty
Thelma Haverty
Master Lawrence
Patty Pettengill
N. W. Pettengill
Jerry Patterson
F. T. Patterson
O. M. Hixon
Roberta Robinson
Lone Star Lake CCC Project Continues Three Months
Wayne Tolley of the Soil Conservation Service says no orders to end the Lone Star Lake project have been given. Three more months are needed to finish the dam and spillway to specification. Douglas county sponsors the effort with CCC workers, and officials consider bringing in another federal agency after the current cycle ends.
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CCC
Lone Star Lake
Wayne Tolley
Soil Conservation Service
Douglas County
The
Miss Millie Boulware Dies in California
Lawrence resident Miss Millie Boulware died yesterday morning May 30 in Hollywood California. Funeral arrangements were set for tomorrow morning. A printer by 1893 94 directory, she worked for the Record then the World and the Gazette. Her sister Mrs H E Ray lives in Topeka. News reached F C Penfield in Lawrence.
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Millie Boulware
Lawrence
Hollywood
Cal
Miss Boulware
Kentucky Street
World
the Gazette
H. E. Ray
Topeka
Ray
Santa Fe Railroad
F. C. Penfield
Dodgers Draw Even With Giants 7 4 In Major League Clash
Brooklyn broke a tie in the eighth with a three run burst to beat the Giants 7 4 in New York. Hamlin and Phelps shared the win while Todd Schumacher Melton and Danning provided the Giants' hits. Minneapolis at Louisville was the only other scheduled major baseball game today with no AL games.
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American Association
Minneapolis
Louisville
National League
New York
Brooklyn Dodgers
Giants
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Hamlin
Phelps
Todd
Schumacher
Melton
Danning
Political interference tied to Kansas City health dept
Dr. Carl E Buck field director of the American Public Health Association reports ongoing political meddling in Kansas City's health department despite Boss Tom Pendergast in prison and many payroll removals. He cites letters instructing hirings and notes director Dr Edwin H Schorer may not heed the political pressure.
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Kansas City
Carl E. Buck
American Public Health Association
Tom Pendergast
Leavenworth Penitentiary
Roy Sorenson
New York
Buck
Gil Bourke
Justice of the Peace
Edwin H. Schorer
Health Department
Schorer
Council of Social Agencies
Perry Grocer Injured in Motor Truck Spill
Abe Kolkin proprietor of a Perry Kansas grocery was injured when a panel truck overturned on highway 59 near Midland. Driver Lloyd Merrill was transporting groceries from Kansas City with Kolkin and his young son aboard. Kolkin suffered injuries believed to be dangerous and was taken to Memorial hospital after the 2 pm incident.
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Abe Kolkin
Perry
Kan
Memorial Hospital
Highway 59
Midland
Kansas City
Lloyd Merrill
Kolkin
Young Son
Federal flour bids sought for relief families
The federal surplus commodities corporation asked millers to bid by June 3 on 630000 barrels of white wheat flour for relief families. Deliveries would run June 10 to August 28. Officials said open market purchases of corn meal for relief distribution may follow.
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iRelief
Washington
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
Millers Today
Oak Ridge Plans Summer Community Club Picnic
A Wednesday meeting at H G Van Neste home formed the Oak Ridge picnic committee. The event invites Mackey club to join, set for Sunday June 18 at Clinton Park in Lawrence with 12 30 dinner, each family providing table service basket meal and tea.
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H. G. van Neste
Oakridge
Mackey
David Perkins
Willi Hayden
Herbert Nunemaker
Thomas Cawley
Arthur Hemphill
Lawrence Leonhard
van Neste
Perkins
Otis Nutting
Mrs Marion Garrett Rites Held In Garnett
Funeral services for Mrs Marion Garrett aged 61 a former Lawrence resident who died Sunday in Garnett were conducted at the Garnett Methodist church with W H Pumphrey leading assisted by Reverends Phillips and Narell. Burial followed in Garnett cemetery. Born May 29 1878 in Burlington Kan she was survived by a sister in law Mrs E L Garrett of
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Marion Garrett
Lawrence
Garnett
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. H. Pumphrey
Phillips
Narell
Garrett
Burlington
Kan
Garnett Ice Plant
E. L. Garrett
KU aviation student earns private pilot license at Municipal airport
Russell Chitwood of Conway Springs became the first KU aviation student to pass the required flight tests and earn his private pilot’s license at Municipal airport. He is a member of the KU football team. Several other students completed tests, with more scheduled as the Civil Aeronautics Authority supervisor Gordon Matthews oversees the sessions starting at 6 45 this morning.
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Russell Chitwood
Conway Springs
University of Kansas Aviation
Municipal
Chitwood
K. U
Daryl E. Wagner
Ellinwood
Tom Graybill
Kansas City
Glenn Price
Merriam
Charles Godfrey
Los Angeles
Calif
Gordon R. Matthews
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Cub
Aeronca
George D. Carter
Lawrence
William Snyder
Ottawa
Clyde Pace
Atchison
George Gordon
Dwight Kurth
Hutchinson
Robert McLeod
Smith Center
Matthews
German Refugees on St. Louis Face Crisis Risk
Havana authorities moved 25 police aboard the German liner St. Louis to prevent personal crisis reports among 919 Jewish refugees denied entry to Cuba. Captain Gustav Schroeder sought aid after threats of suicide. one refugee, Max Loewe, slashed his wrists and was rescued. The ship plans to sail tomorrow.
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Havana
St. Louis
Cuba
Gustav Schroeder
Germany
Max Loewe
Alonzo L. Childs Dies at Lone Star
Alonzo L. Childs of Lone Star died early today at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 4 p.m. from the Church of the Brethren in Lone Star, with Rev. Lou Griffith officiating. Burial will be in Collier Cemetery. He is survived by five nephews Ben Childs Hillsboro Oregon Charles Childs Great Falls Montana James Childs M A Childs and Ralph Childs all of Lone Star and three nieces Mrs G A Tuttle Lecompton Mrs Lila Childs Lone Star and Mrs Frank Schnider Lawrence.
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Alonzo L. Childs
Lone Star
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Church of the Brethren
Lou Griffith
Collier Cemetery
Mr. Childs
Ben Childs
Hillsboro
Ore
Charles Childs
Great Falls
Mont
James Childs
M. A. Childs
Ralph Childs
G. A. Tuttle
Lecompton
Lila Childs
Frank Schnider
Lawrence
United States Calls Cottons Export Nations to Washington Conference
The United States asked ten major cotton exporting nations to participate in an international conference in Washington on September 5 to discuss a possible world cotton marketing agreement.
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Cails
Washington
United States
Haskell Students Mark Memorial Day With Service
Haskell students held a Memorial Day service on campus at 10 am with a candle staff ceremony led by C Rummage. A wreath was laid and the flag lowered to half mast. They then visited Haskell cemetery to place flowers on graves as staff and students cared for the site.
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Haskell
Rummage
Institute
Woodstock Community Cleans Hardy Oak Cemetery
Several residents gathered at Hardy Oak cemetery last Friday to clean grounds and plan a new fence. Lawrence Ward and Herbert Champion completed the work for Memorial Day while others addressed church and community activities around Pentecost services and local gatherings.
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Hardy Oak
Secon
Lawrence Ward
Herbert Champion
Alta Ogle
Lawrence
Memorial Hospital
J. €. Parker
Valley Grove Christian Endeavor
McLouth Brethren Church
Charles Adams
Portland
Ore
Frank Champion
Adams
New York
John Black
Elmer Wright
E. B. Davison
Morry Davison
Oklahoma
Eskridge
Kan
Mr. White
Lucille Dack
Allen Rice
Palo Alto
Calif
Gus Carlos
McLouth
Senior class of 1939 Graduation Program Highlights
The 1939 senior class entertained parents with a train observation car themed program. Performances included a violin trio by Martin Casebier Mavis Richardson and Ruth Schaeffer, a class poem, prophecy, grumbler, will readings, and final songs Our School is Ended and The Levy Song. Families from Woodstock Tonganoxie and Lawrence attended a family reunion nearby.
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M.A.H.S
Martyn Casebier
Mavis Richardson
Ruth Schaeffer
Betty Emerson
Harriett le Suer
Frances Schwinn
Maidy Casebier
Levy
E. B. Davison
Verna Davison
Edgar
Maurice
Robert Davison
Margie Lynn
Moses
Woodstock
Ernest Davison
Kansas City
Maria Swan
Audrey
Helen Davison
Lawrence
Harry Wenders
Tonganoxie
Maude Davison
Washington, D. C
Will Lawless
George Lawless
Oklahoma
M. E. Ladies Aid
Farm Bureau
Frank Parker
Homer Sloop
Farms Bureau
Eric Stesper
E. C. Bussing
R. I. Throckmorton
Agronomy Department
K.S.C
Ned Rice
Lizzie Petrie
Valley Grove
George Smith
Mildred
Charles Alvin Bliss
Harry Bliss
Oskaloosa
Elisa
Oskaloosa High School
Dodd
Topeka
Merle Ford
Grace Eva
Frances Westley Ford
Vacation enjoyment tip from a daily journal ad
An advertisement promotes reading the Journal-World for daily enjoyment during vacation. It offers a mail subscription at 40 cents a month for a summer address and provides a phone number 22 for order placement.
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Journal-World
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