McNary Attacks New Deal Over Farm Policy Critique
Senator Charles L. McNary in Aurora argues the New Deal left agriculture ill and chronic. He cites farm income declines, government stockpiles, and failure to expand markets, urging a Republican plan to increase abundance and protect farm access to markets.
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Ill
Charles L. McNary
Oregon
Exposition “Park
CBS
McNaty
New Deal
Republican Party
Wallace
Europe
Chiapusso Recital Postponed to a Later Date
The piano recital by Jan Chiapusso is postponed with date to be announced. George Daggit resigns prompting October 14 recital cancellation. Robert Palmer will appear later. Ruth Orcutt and Karl Kuersdiner’s recital postponed. The revised opening faculty recital features Joseph and Marie Wilkins on September 30 in Frank Strong hall, open to the public.
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Jan Chiapusso
School of Fine Art
George Daggit
Robert Palmer
Daggit
Ruth Orcutt
Karl Kuersteiner
De Gaulle gains control of New Hebrides and New Caledonia
The New Hebrides colonial administration has shifted to General Charles de Gaulle, with the governor-general also taking charge of New Caledonia. The two French Pacific islands, jointly administered by Britain and France, align with the free French government in London.
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Vichy
France
New Hebrides
Pacific
Charles de Gaulle
New Caledonia
London
General de Gaulle
Flight School to Start Next Week at University
Ground school training and initial flight work will begin next week. Prof. Earl D. Hay says over 100 University of Kansas students have begun physical examinations, with fifty to be chosen for the primary course. No quota news yet for the advanced course. Miss Evelyn Rummell visits Kansas City. A habit of reading the classifieds daily noted.
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CAA
Hay
University of Kansas
K.U
Prize Winners In Window Contests In Lawrence
Lawrence shoppers identified winners in local window guessing contests run by merchants. The published list names firm, window number, winner, address, guessed value and actual value for scores mainly within a few cents. Winners include Ida Goodman, Elsie Lee, Mary Evelyn King, Vera Kardatzke, Delbert Richardson, and many others across Lawrence businesses.
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L. L. Waters
Duane Ogle
John Jameson
Allisson-Armstrong
Mary Stephenson
Ala
Keeler’s Book Store
Virginia Lanson
Conn
Virgie Cooper
A.I
Lawrence Hardware
R. E. Gardner
A. C. Coberly
Mass
Gambles
Dorothy Elder
K.E.P. Co
Mra. D. Arnshberger
S. Park
Co. B. Lowe
N. 4Th
Kennedy’s—I
Bert Chewning
Stratford Road
E. L. Dougan
Barker
Kansas Pub. Serv. Co
M. Carter
W. 23Rd
Joyce Pine
Forest
Wiedemann
John Romary
Veatch Furn. Co
Allen Holmes
Linwood
Kan
Barteldes
Argel Cochran
N.Y
Lawrence Typewriter
I. C. Randall
Fritzel Dairy Marks Tenth Anniversary in Lawrence
The Fritzel Dairy Products company at 546 Mississippi Street celebrates ten years in Lawrence. Art Fritzel notes growth from milk and ice cream to grade A milk, expanded ice cream distribution across eastern Kansas, and a new meat processing and cold storage locker facility. A CCC milk contract and a Lone Star Lake cabin for 15 employees are in progress.
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Lawrence
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Kansas
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Burlington
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Ottawa
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Lone Star Lake
German Prisoner Captured After Escape in Ontario
Fritz Fuchs, a German civilian prisoner who escaped Sunday from an interment camp in northwestern Ontario, has been recaptured and is under arrest at Port Arthur, police announced today.
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Ont
Fritz Fuchs
Ontario
Help Wanted Classified Ad Prompts Assistance
A brief help wanted notice mentions assistance at home or office. It references a contact phone number 22. The readable fragment implies recruitment for support tasks. No specific employer or location is provided.
County treasurer office to close for ten days in October
Starting October 1 the county treasurer's office will close for ten days to prepare the annual county financial statement. Urgent business will be handled at the county clerk's office. Mrs. Mercedes Cole of 1011 Indiana Street received a call from the American Telephone and Telegraph exhibit at the New York World's Fair. Seven injured truck occupants escaped harm after a Union Pacific eastbound wreck near Bismarck Grove, with driver A Mooney and family aboard. Kansas Electric Power awards a prize for correct guess on three light conditioning units operation cost at five and one half cents. fifteen names listed as winners with addresses across several streets.
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Mercedes Cole
Indiana Street
Cole
United States
Kansas Electric Power Company
Leslie Miller
Kentucky
E. B. Dade
Pioneer Road
E. C. Simpson
Connecticut Street
A. G. Faulhaber
Maine
W. C. Mercier
Eudora
Elvin Johnson
Ohio
L. L. Vance
New Hampshire
Anna Sewall
Worthy Roger
Pennsylvania
P. Underwood
Mississippi
A. Enlow
Massachusetts
C. James
Arkansas
E.S. Weatherby
Indiana
S. Budd
Penn
D. Arnsberger
South
North son undergoes operation at hospital
The 25 year old son of Mrs. John North Route 5 underwent an operation at the hospital this morning and was reported resting satisfactorily this afternoon.
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Tom North
John North
Route 5
Damage to War Targets in Britain Reported by German High Command
Berlin reports severe damage to war essential objectives in London and southeast England. Night raids hit Royal Albert docks and supply industries while new fires flare in London. British raids on western German cities killed 13 civilians and damaged buildings. Submarine actions tally 78 862 tons of British shipping. The report notes unfavorable weather but continued air activity and overseas strategic talks involving Rome and Mussolini.
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Italy
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Africa
Allgemeine Zeitung
New 1941 Chevrolet models debuted at winter showroom
The M. Winter company unveiled the 1941 Chevrolet lineup including a de luxe and master deluxe, with seven models displayed and most already sold. New features include a 116 inch wheelbase, 90 horsepower engine, redesigned stainless trim, concealed hinges, shortened running boards, and increased front seat width. Demonstrators are available for test rides.
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Chevrolet
Winter Company
Altho
Fisher
Band Mixer Highlights Speakers and Swiss Flag Demonstration
Guests Bert Ober Sgt William Klender E Thayer Gaston Otto Miesster Van Bruner Dean Swarthout and Fred Ellsworth spoke at the band mixer. Jim Berkson demonstrated flag swinging and several recordings from last year were played. Doughnuts and cider were served amid a full hour of program activity.
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Bert Ober
Sgt
William Klender
E. Thayer Gaston
Otto Miesster
van Bruner
Dean Swarthout
Fred Ellsworth
Jim Berkson
Me and Ms From Remes Return From Denver Visit
A brief item notes that two individuals, referred to as Me and Ms, returned yesterday from a trip that included a stop in Denver. The OCR fragment offers limited details but confirms a travel-related return.
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Ms. From Remes
Denver
Deaths and Funerals Miss Persis Bell Cook
Funeral services were held at the First Methodist church for Persis Bell Cook born 1894 in Junction City. She studied at Mills College UC Berkeley and University of Kansas graduating in 1918 with a sociology degree. She worked in the war department in Washington and taught school then remained with the University of Kansas in various advisory roles for Alpha Chi Omega and with Dean Henry Werner's office for six years.
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Persis Bell Cook
First Methodist Church
Edwin F. Price
Miss Cook
Junction City
Mills College
University of California
University of Kansas
War Department
Washington
University Kansas
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Henry Werner
Heaviest British Bombardment Flares French Channel Ports
British bombers delivered their heaviest bombardment of the war tonight striking German held French channel ports. The assault lit up miles of the coastline as dawn approached.
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Dover
England
French
Local notes span schools fairs and farm updates
Williamstown and nearby communities report a light front and frequent visits with many residents listed. Oskaloosa High School totals show 32 seniors 30 juniors 34 sophomores and 34 freshmen. Quail shipments released by county game protection number 35 pairs with 25 pairs released earlier.
WITY Club Hosts First Fall Meeting
Eudora hosts a fall WITY club gathering with a dinner bridge on Wednesday evening. After dinner, bridge games determined the prizes with Mrs. Herman Bohnsack winning the ladies high score, Ralph Davis the men’s high, and Delbert Dams the men’s low score. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Sp Mertzen.
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Herman Bohnsack
Ralph Davis
Delbert Dams
Sp Mertzen
Local social notes and club events update
The report lists numerous families visiting, birthday celebrations, and outings including October 2 visits, Jolly Stitchers club, and a Beverley Broers sixth birthday. It covers Pinochle club hosting, fall party color scheme, and a long enrollment and officer slate for the Woman's Society of Christian Service at the Methodist church.
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Methodist Church
W. C. Watson
Henrietta Schubert
Charles Terrell
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