Britain Prepared to Ration Bread in Weeks
London reports that Britain's new food minister John Strachey hinted rationing may begin within weeks for 35 million residents. He said voluntary bread economy schemes likely insufficient and a rationing plan was being prepared for possible stages. Morrison warned the world food situation mirrors Dunkirk era uncertainty. Churchill criticized the Labour food admin and urged explanations for the resignation of Sir Henry Smith, while Morrison described grain shortages and international talks reducing risk to Britain’s food security.
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London
John Strachey
Britain
House of Commons
United Idea
Strachey
Eariier
Herbert Morrison
Council
Food Administration
Winston Churchill
Labor
Fond
Heny Smith
Germany
Iron Curtain
Churchill
Morrison
Pritain
Inia
Washington
United States
United States State Department
Trinity Lutheran Church Honors Anniversaries At Service
Trinity Lutheran Church will honor two groups during a single service. The seniors will receive a session, and one married couple will be recognized for a wedding. A report on marriages since the church’s founding in 188? will be presented, including months chosen for marriage. Pastor Rev Alfred J Beil will preach on the subject.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Alfred J. Beil
Demands of Christian Living Sunday School Conference
Sunday evening at First Lutheran Church Topeka features Rev. Arthur H. Getz from Parish and open School Board Philadelphia as speaker for a Sunday school teachers and officers conference.
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First Lutheran Church
Topeke
Arthur H. Getz
Parish
Enopen
Philadelphia
Personal notices and travel of area residents
Local social notes list Mr and Mrs L H Frink visiting Denver and Oswego, E Winkler family plans, Lt Pam Conrad visiting Kansas City relatives, Blanche Wiley hospitalized, various visits and travels across Lawrence area, hospital admissions, funerals, and upcoming gatherings noted along with a nightly summary of neighbors and friends.
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L. H
Bud” Frink
Ienver
Frink
Oswego
LH. Frink
Denver
Stearne-Roger Manufacturing Company
E. Winkler
Ron. Bold
Merk Tsi
Winkler
Clark
Ts Turius
Syubst
Myooumd Mas
AL Coe
Phurslay
Downes
Doatex
Milla
Fly
Clits
Aml Alrs
Blanche Wiley
Tieorsse Withot
Neve Hampshire
Les Alpines
Long
Kate Lanny
Margaret Lupera
Dan Lawrence
Novi Ve Ives
Mildred Reuler
Lawrence
AL Lea Eller
Phili J
Carul
Abemuay
Coffey County
Wiler
Jess Ker
Aliceville
Fura
Roy Lee
Miller
Avranders
Nelle Marion
Districy & Warren
Gertrude
Iratt
Adams
Arthur
Chuck Trace
Tawrente
Lone Star
Allan TR. Ewing
Xon
Ashley
Leo Wagner
Albert Wagner
Troy
Elna Coreeoran
Mimmo Corcoran
Homer Kobright
Baldwin
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
D. T. Magicard
Wichita
Mes
John Tegalls
Issourt Street
Topeka
Toenails
Elizabeth Bettanipe
Lawrence School News Overview of May Activities and Awards
Lawrence public school reports a May week food drive begun May 32 and ending May 29, with homeroom reps organizing contributions. Ninth graders received report cards. many grades held classes and assemblies. Fat collection for famine relief topped 1,820 pounds, and Harp performances by Annabel Keeler and Norma Jean Luiz highlighted assemblies.
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Kansas Music Review
J. J. Weigand
Margaret Smith
Ralph FE. Graber
Lihe Memorial High School
Irene Nordstrom
Crade Schoos
Stanton Etall
Margaret Black
Mahlon Tall
Liberty Mem Vial High School
Mt T2
A.C.E
Lawrence
Vermont
Armalel Keeler
Xorvia
Jean Lutz
Miss Keeler
Pihe Harp
Misa Lutz
Carey
Cordley
Phil Ernst
K. FR. Butler
Donald Roberts
Sam Ferguson
Ron Metz
Ellsworth
New York
Finckney
Ieaner School
Tues
Vas
Geto
Ann Clifton
Mary’ Louiseatton
Judith Cotter
Dorothy Wheeler
Otis
Winckney
High school starts summer business program for credits
Community program begins in June at the high school to help students earn credits through a business focused summer session. The initiative supports veterans pursuing training and advancement opportunities.
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Mmer School
Ning
Trai
Readable Rayon Crepe Menswear Ad Text Fragment
Men, they're tough dooz, heavily sewn, barracked of all strain points for rugged wear. Slips in rayon crepe 1.40 fumous the country over for long wear, good looks and sek fit. Tearese, in sizes 34al.
Railman’s Long Service Highlighted After 41 Years
The rail worker has completed 41 years of service, marking a notable milestone in a career built on steady hands and long tenure. Colleagues praise dedication, reliability, and quiet leadership.
Lost and Found Classified Note From Boonville Rail Yard
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a Katy railroad item and an engineer named Charles R. Connor. It references Boonville Missouri and Parsons Kansas with an afternoon time and a lost cat or item. The text is garbled but indicates a classified notice style entry about a missing or found object linked to the Katy railway.
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Katy
Boonville
Charles R. Connor
Franklin
Parsons
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Cooper
Maryne Farmer
Rebecca Hellstrom
Imogere
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Stanley Pearson
Wayne Mayhugh
Donald Cronk
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Chile
Kirkpatrick Sport Shop
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Shirley Temple
Lawrence Lane
Miller Furniture CO
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