Terrorism Flares in Occupied Paris Claim New Victim
Marvel Gitton, former communist now critic, dies in hospital from an unidentified assassin’s shot amid a wave of violence in German-occupied Paris. The killings, tied to attacks on Laval and Dent, raise the death toll to three with six wounded since August 21. The gun matches other recent Paris shootings. German police hunt the killer.
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Vichy
France
Paris
Marvel Gitton
Gitton
Pierre Laval
Marcel Dent
Versailles
L’humanite
Metal Workers Union
Chamber of Deputies
Seine
Paul ‘Collette
Adolphe Rosenthal
Twenty two Persons Settle for Minor Traffic Charges
Twenty two individuals paid one dollar each in police court this morning for over parking and wrong parking. Names listed include Virginia Roberts, D M Yates, Mrs Hanna, Charles Short, George Musick, J T Farley, Raymund Stuhl, Joe Strumple, Mrs Henry Werner, George Brown, Doris Brewster, Mrs Boyles, Mrs Lemon, and Mr McClure. Earl Bellinger paid two dollars of a five dollar fine and was paroled. Chief Jule Anderson said 50 to 160 stub tickets were issued to Lawrence residents for court appearance, with cards sent asking them to appear. those failing to appear face warrants.
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Virginia Roberts
D. M. Yates
Hanna
Charles Short
George Musick
Raymund Stuhl
Joe Strumple
Henry ‘Werner
George Brown
Doris Brewster
Boyles
Lemon
McClure
Charles Long
Jan Chiapasso
W. A. Moore
Jim Glaks
John ‘ Andrews
Charles Botines
Lee Love
Clayton Harur
Earl Bellinger
Jule Anderson
Lawrence
Rapid Transit moves offices to 620 Massachusetts
Manager Joe Wilson announced the Rapid Transit company will relocate its offices and garage from South Massachusetts Street to 620 Massachusetts. The current 1818 Massachusetts space has been leased by the International Harvester agency, with the new establishment moving in within months.
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the Rapid Transit Company
Massachusetts Street
Massachusetts
Joe Wilson
International Harvester Agency
Hopewell and Independence School Opens with Nine Pupils
Hopewell and Independence notes show the Hopewell school opening last Monday with Mrs. Don Baker of Lawrence as teacher and nine pupils enrolled. Several local families were mentioned visiting, traveling, or hosting, including Mr. and Mrs. Ray Price and relatives, Walter Seele's departure for Colorado Springs, and various neighbors attending gatherings and Sunday visits. The piece also lists multiple social calls and moves among residents, with a focus on school start and community activity.
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Independence “School
Don Baker
Lawrence
Dorothy Jean Gale
Emery Price
Edgar Jarden
Kansas City
M. J. Jarden
Baldwin
Ray Price
Walter Seele
Colorado Springs
Clara Schwarts
Donald Vaughn
Delta Tau
Leo Dyer
Thur’ Smith
McLeansboro
Will ‘Winters
Rome Deay
Vinland
Adam Williams
Lenora
Qoscar
Topeka
Ben Davison
Herschel ‘Merchant
Donald Vaughn F
Zeta
Baker University
Robert Brown
Jobe
Austen
Irvin Greer
Will Price
Price
Sophia Schwarts
Henry Seele
Monk
Hopewell
Coe Aruba
Frank Ford
Sheron
George Tadlock
Keith Ulrich
Colony
Annie Newman
Ray ‘Reynolds
Pier Ine Frances
Horace Twitchell
Fresno
Calif
Joan Merchant
Business College
Earl. Black
C. Mitchell
Batata
Theodore, Christensen
Bonnie Adrianse
Donald ‘Vaughn
Herschelechant
Local Social Notes From Kansas City Area
Day night and Sunday in Kansas City covered snippets of visits and attendance. A conference at Trinity Evangelical Church on Sunday is noted along with guests from Wichita Altoona and local hosts. Night classes at the Business College planned to start soon from 7 15 to 9 15 with tuition five dollars per month.
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Kansas City
Trinity Evangelical Church
Robert. Mitchell
Wichita
R. C. Mitchell
Albert. Tucker
Altoona
Business College
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Move Bus Headquarters
Bart- ‘Lederer
Fam‘ly
Ben Hammond
Klock
Miss
U. S
Poehler
Kiock
Drake’s Bakery
Colorado
Sant Alsels
Roe
Michigan Peaches
Jonathan
Pascal Celery
Ann Page
Gelatii
White House
Tall Council On Foods
American Medical Ass
Jane Parker
Ole
White Sail
America
Tex
A&p
Defense Savings
Lamb
Ibs
Sunnyfield
U. 8S
A &P
Sunnyfield Brand
A&p Chae Uality
p.Lle
Shortshank
Lewis ‘Tucker
PUREX
Hatta
Idaho
Iowa
Rocky Ford
Blue Moon
Aia Ae
Swift’s
U.S
del Monte
Old Oak
Brown
Sane
Dak
Folger’for Hills Coffee
Pork Chops Rival
Wieners
Prunes
Hea
Abe
Dél Monte Coffee
National Biscuit
Nabisco National Biscuit Company
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