Rangers in All Our Wars Part for Clark's Scouts
The piece profiles George Tucker on Lt Gen Mark W Clark’s scouts in Italy during World War II. It details their roles reconnoitering, patrolling, and ambushing, the dangers they face, and the disciplined, shadowy methods they use to stay alive behind enemy lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rangers
George Tucker
Italy
Mark W. Clark
Paul G. Rudy
Andrew Ave
The
Bronx
Harold N. Lambers
Cincinnati
Erik de Glandon
Austin
Tex
Richard Harwood
Gulfport
Miss
Howard E. Lee
Forest Hills
N. Y
No Man’s Land
Overland Greyhound
Overland Greyhound Lines
Union Bus Depot
Mass. St
Soldier Recalls German Soldier with Large Alarm Clock
Sergeant De Grandon recounted how a German dugout contained a huge alarm clock. He fired two rounds, saw no return fire, and found the German dead. The ticking clock unsettled him, fearing it might be a booby trap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Grandon
Rose ONeill Dies Creator of the Kewpie Doll
Springfield Ozarks mourn Rose ONeill designer of the Kewpie doll and former wife of Harry Leon Wilson. The artist earned a fortune over a million dollars from the 1909 character and spent years abroad and in New York before returning in 1937 to a Taney county farm. ONeill had two previous marriages, to Gray Latham and Wilson, both ending in divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Rose O'Neill
Miss O'Neill
Harry Leon
Wilson
New York
Ozarks Mountain
Taney County
Fourth annual Central League of Campus Co-ops meeting
The fourth annual meeting of the Central League of Campus Co-ops will be held at the University of Kansas April 14 16 with representatives from Missouri Nebraska Oklahoma and Baker expected. Hosts will John Moore Harman and Kaw Koettes co-ops. A mixer opening day, talks April 15 by Dean J W Twente Dean Henermer and Prof Lealand Pritchard, a banquet at the Unitarian church, and a Sunday business meeting close the conference. The CLCC founded in 1840 promotes exchange of ideas on campus co-op problems and publishes a monthly paper for members. It emphasizes bringing members together to share problems and solutions for better operation of their houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central League of Campus Co-ops
University of Kansas
Universities of Missouri
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Baker
Kansas University
John Moore
Harman Co-op
Kaw
J. W. Twente
Dean Henerner
Lealand Pritchard
Unitarian Church
CLCC
Farm Prices Rise in Kansas March Index Upward
The March 15 price index for Kansas farm products at local markets rose one point from February, reaching 186 percent of the 1910-14 average. The meat-animal index climbed to 204, the highest except for 1919 and 1943, while the chicken and egg index declined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Farm prices and crops update and Topeka advertising conference
March commodity indices fall and rise with chicken and egg index down to 176 the low since November 1942 while dairy and grain indices hold near 202 and 174. Wheat at 1.48, corn 1.09, rye 1.05, oats 0.78, barley 1.04. alfalfa hay 19.10, prairie hay 11.80 per ton. Hay prices drop but remain above year ago. Topeka hosts conference on advertising for war effort and postwar welfare this Saturday.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daniel Boone
Davey Crockett
Clark
Harwood
Lee
Lambers
Rudy
Meyogoon
Svetlamd
TETRA
U. S. Pat
Rose O’neill
K. U
MR. Penney
Aga
Jqusy
Cynthia
Baby Doll
D’orsays
Ana
Gare
Topeka
Eahtler
Cindy
Royal Gallage Shop
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!