Informal calling hour for Mrs. Donnelly at Executive Mansion
Society notes detail Mrs. Phil M. Donnelly hosting an informal calling hour from four to five o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the Executive Mansion. The piece also mentions weekend visits and gatherings at Lake of the Ozarks, Pin Oak Camp, and various social events around Jefferson City, with multiple families attending and hosting gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil M. Donnelly
H. A. Starks
A. W. Schwerdtferer
Claude P. Owens
H. S. Haralson
Lake of the Ozarks
Pin Oak
Jimmy Schwerdtfeger
David Haseltine
Lieutenant Haseltine
Fort Riley
Kansas
Ruenion
J. P. Vanskike
Bevier
J. Hatton
Salt Lake City
Corporal Hatton
Italy
Jefferson City club events fill Tuesday with meetings and meals
Club Notes itemizes Ladies Day events at Jefferson City Country Club with golf and dinner. American War Mothers meet at USO Center at 1 PM for covered dish lunch as state president Mrs. V. V. Austin visits. DeMolay Mothers Circle gathers at 1 30 PM on Swifts Highway for dessert luncheon. American Legion Rostoe Enloe Post 5 meets at 7 30 PM at USO Center with refreshments. DOES Ladies Auxiliary to the Elks hosts box supper at Elks Club. Newcomers Club luncheon and bridge at Hotel Governor. Glennon Circle D of Isabella social at Knights of Columbus Hall 7 15 PM. MWA Club meets 7 30 PM on West Main. Rainbow Girls hold special 7 30 PM meeting at Masonic Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City Country Club
US O Center
V. V. Austin
Kansas City
Lacy Roberts
Swifts Highway
Rostoe Enloe
American Legion
USO Center
Jefferson City
Governor. ‘S
Glennon Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Knights of Columbus
MWA
Dorothy Bloxham
West Main Street
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Church Circle Meetings This Week Across Local Parishes
The Sue McDonald Class of the Methodist Church holds a 6 30 pm picnic supper in church parlors. The Virginia Moon Circle meets Wednesday at 1 30 pm with details at 1242 Elmarine Ave. Mrs C E Driver leads arrangements with Mrs David K Marshall in charge. Fidelis Class meets 7 30 pm tonight in church parlors. St Elizabeth Circle meets Thursday evening with Mrs Emil Wilders at 623 Locust Street. St Anne's Circle meets Wednesday afternoon with Mrs D M Noonan at 1311 West High Street.
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Sue McDonald
Methodist Church
Virginia Moon Circle
The
Charles Hawkins
Elmarine Ave
C. E. Driver
David KK. Marshall
Oan
First, Baptist Church
St. Elizabeth Circle
Immaculate Conception
Emil Wilders
Locust Street
St. Anne's Circle
St. Peters Church
D. M. Noonan
West High Street
Stamp Validity and Limits for Rationed Goods
The document lists ration stamp validity dates and amounts for meats fats and various food categories. It specifies through dates June 30 July 31 August 31 September 30 and notes like Next stamp valid Sept and Shoes airplane stamps valid indefinitely. OPA states no plans to cancel any. Gasoline coupon values include 15 A four gallons, 16 A six gallons from June 22, and B and C series with 5 gallons each. some expire June 30.
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OPA
B-29 Raid Sets Kagoshima Omuta Yokkaichi Hamamatsu Ablaze
A force of 450 B-29 Superfortresses struck Kagoshima Omuta Yokkaichi and Hamamatsu in a 500 mile front causing fires visible for miles. Tokyo reported most fires extinguished by dawn with limited damage to facilities. The raid marked the second phase aimed at destroying Japan's secondary industrial centers.
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Guam
Kagoshima
Japan
1Zist Bomber Command
Omuta
Kyushu
Yokkaichi
Hamamatsu
Honshu
Tokyo
Osaka
Nagoya
Yokohama
Kobe
Kawasaki
Radio Tokyo
Omute
H. H. Arnold
Army Air Force
Curtis E. LeMay
21St Bomber Command
Pacific Fleet Air Wing 18 harrying Japanese coast
Fleet Air Wing 18 conducted solo and paired strikes against Japanese targets from September 1944, sinking 20 picket boats and damaging 19, sinking or damaging 59 cargo ships, and wrecking railways, bridges, and airfields. Wing crews bombed and strafed, with notable acts including a Peewee bomber crewed by a novice gunner returning safely after heavy damage. The unit operated under Adm Greer after Ketcham's transfer, flying Liberators and Ventura patrol bombers. The Quebec Gazette became Canada's first newspaper in print with English and French sections.
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Robbin Coons
Japan
Honshu
Okinawa
D. F. Ketcham
Adm
C. S. Greer
Squadron 108
Robert C. Lefever
Ventura
Calif
Squadron 102
Louis P. Pressler
St. Louis
Marcus Island
Ackack
Cmdr
James H. Gerberdging
Miami
Fis
L. A. Wilson
Denver
Colo
Ens. D. A. McCarthy
Boston
Mass
Aviation
H. M. Sadler
Newport News
Sadler
W. W. van Dalsem
Aom2-C
Hiawatha, Kas
Chinese Troops Move Within 21 Miles Of Liuchow Base
Chinese forces press toward Liuchow as new advances follow two enemy counteroffensives last week. High command announced the counterstrokes failed to hold the city, and the pursuit continued yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liuchow Base
Liuchow
Truman Counting On Closing of Parley Saturday
Washington June 18 AP President Truman expects adjournment of the San Francisco United Nations conference Saturday and plans to address the closing session. He will depart at 7 a m CST for a brief Olympia visit with Gov Mon C Wallgren before flying to San Francisco Friday afternoon. The Mackinac Lake July trip remains uncertain.
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Truman
Washington
White House
San Francisco
Charles G. Ross
Olympia
Wash
Ross
Mackinac Lake
Michigan
Mon C. Wallgren
Wallgren
Truman to visit Missouri amid West Coast trip and peace ploy
Former Senate War Investigating Committee member recalls Truman's White House call following Roosevelt funeral. Truman takes oath in April and plans holiday on the West Coast then Missouri June 27 for Independence and Kansas City celebrations before returning to Washington for the Big Three conference. A stray cooking tip about soaking a rolling pin appears.
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Senate War Investigating Committee
Truman
Washington
White House
Mr. Truman
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Missouri
San Francisco
Peace Organization
Senate
Jackson County
Independence
Kansas City
Germany
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Colorado Springs
Vernon Swafford
M. G. Herron
Jimmy
M. R. Herron
McClung Park
Sea of Songs Orchestra
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Mercedes Miles
Elva Denning
Nevada
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Mayville
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Ohio
Sharon
Harrisburg
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Major
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W. C. Austin
Ray Schubert
Harrisonville
McMahon
Betty Joy, Burch
Lindenwood College
St. Charles
G. R. Burch
Fairmount Boulevard
University of Missouri
Arthur Hohenstreet
Nicky
Austin
Texas
Nick Speedy
St. Joesph
Dean Wells
Webb City
Walter 5. Hilburn
East, Capital Ave
Carl G. Schwehn
J. A. Denning
Hayselton Drive
Marilynn
Boilermakers
Electricians
Carmen
Carpenters
Employment Representative Railroad Retirement Board
United States Employment Service
Madison St
America
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Oklahoma
Me&o
Union Bus Terminal
E. McCarty St
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Elks
Elks Club
Lydia EB
Pinkham
J. D. Persinger
Jimolee Reed
James 8. Reed
North Circle Drive
Columbia
Pacific
Fleet Air Wing 18
Canada
Quebec “Gazette
Cold Bay
East End
Tommy Dorsey
Kwos
Purex
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Plymouth
Dodge
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Chrysler
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