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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1944
Page
4
MacArthur says forces do well with what they have in Pacific
General MacArthur reports American forces are doing as well as possible with available men and equipment, a situation many commanders face. The Pacific front shows Americans often operating on a shoestring while planning presses forward against the enemy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacArthur
Pacific
Struggle on India Burma Front Dictates Allied Position
A regional summary notes the India Burma border campaign hinges on which side can apply more pressure first. Allied progress seems uncertain as Japanese forces filter through Burma into China routes. Japanese broadcasts claim momentum, while Indian press warns the gravity of the danger is downplayed by Allied leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India- Burma
Burma
India
China
Altho
Malaya
Singapore
Profit by Experience After the War
Allies plan rigid supervision of Germany after the war to safeguard peace. British American and Russian eyes will monitor German moves with General Eisenhower enforcing regulations as part of the tripower administration of Europe. The lesson of 1918 looms as the powers refuse to let the peace drift and may keep control long after the fighting ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Eisenhower
London
Tripower
Draft czar proposal aims to unify war call decisions
Calls grow for a single source to issue wartime orders and statements. Public confusion spreads as assurances about callups flip and plans collapse. Advocates argue a unified system would reduce delays and miscommunication, noting the record shows many changes would likely improve clarity.
Axis shrinks as Allied forces push toward Germany
The wire service summary notes substantial Axis retreat in Africa and the western Mediterranean, with Soviet counteroffensives reclaiming large areas of Russia. It observes that major German gains are unlikely to endure. In domestic finances, about 30,000 excess profits tax refund claims await action, potentially costing up to 3 billion dollars, though chances of approval are slim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Mediterranean
Italy
Axis
Russia
Germany
Federal Treasury
War Today analysis on Galati gap and Balkan battle line
DeWitt Mackenzie analyzes Hitler's Crimean and Galati gap strategy as the likely trigger for the Balkan fighting. He outlines a two part plan to keep the Galati gap open for retreating German forces and then defend it with fresh reserves, while Russian pressure and Polish and Romanian fronts complicate the campaign. The piece notes a temporary lull on the southern Polish front and cites German surrendering troops at Sevastopol declaring disaster and retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red
Crimean
Jong Hitler
Russia
Balkans
Balkan Peninsula
Galati
Carpathians
Danube
Black Sea
Romania
Odessa
I Crimea
Hitler
the Gap
Tiraspol
Dnestr
Galati Bay
Ukraine
Balkan
Lwow
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Crimea
Wolfgang Rost
Sevastopol
Publishers Will Discuss Wartime Problems At Convention
New York Apr 15 The wartime publishing problems of newspapers and the role news papers will play in the post war era will be discussed at the annual convention of the American Newspaper Publishers association in New York April 25 27 It was announced today Methods adopted by small and medium sized newspapers to conserve newsprint ration advertising and other wartime measures will be covered
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Public invites federal inspection of 187th Infantry Kansas Guard
The public is invited to a federal inspection of Company 187th Infantry Kansas National Guard this evening. Harriet Daniely earned honorable mention in the Young American Designers fashion contest at Marshall Field. Engagements and births are announced for Coralie Campbell and Walter Schaal. Members attend dinners and hosting plans are noted for Eleanor Virginia Liscum and Winfield Scott. Mrs. Schnebly announces a daughter Martha Ann. Mrs. Young travels to Hot Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Schaal
J. G. Schnebly
Parris Island
S. C
Martha Ann
Schnebly
Ruth Rudolph
C. D. Young
Hot Springs
Ark
H. J. Huff
Columbia
Eleanor Virginia
Frank Nelson Liscum
Mary A. Liscum
Lawrence
Hotel Eldridge
Winfield Scott
Anthony
E. J. Logsdon
Bridge
Easter Week Half Day School Run Due To Influenza Legacy
Twenty five years ago schools plan a half day next Saturday to make up time from last fall influenza disruption. Local civic notices include a garbage ordinance, civic club meetings, and W C T U institute at the YMCA. Theatres announce Mary Pickford in Captain Kid Jr. at tomorrow night’s show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Treworgy
W. K Edgar
Kansas
Kansas City
Louis Rockland
Addie Belle Walthers
J. H. Hook
Topeka
Tomorrrow
Jacob Sorrell
P.E
Mary Pickford
Captain Kid, Jr
Forty Years Ago At The Bowersock Opera House
Local notes recount the next attraction, a rural farce titled St Plunk ard at the Bowersock Opera House. Mentions weddings visits and engagements among Topeka residents, including Malcolm Garrard in town for Wood-Akers nuptials and the engagement of Ethel May Connelly to A F Cutler of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowersock Opera House
St Plunkard
Malcolm Garrard
Topeka
J. N. Roberts
Herbert Armstrong
F. M. Benedict
C. W. Cook
R. K. Moody
Ella "Connelly
Ethel May
A. F. Cutler
Chicago
Nelle
Evans
Broer Gustafson
Anna Fischer
Louis Rockland
Little
David Stanford
Open IM day to discuss circulation and postwar planning
Topics for the open im day include circulation control and postwar planning to guarantee freedom of expression as a preventive against future war. Gov. Dewey and Eric Johnston are slated to speak at the Bureau of Advertising annual dinner on April 27, with officers to be elected at noon. The afternoon session will focus on FM radio with Walter J. Damm presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Eric Johnston
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Bureau of Advertising
Walter J. Damm
The
Milwaukee Journal
Navy expands Liberator training at Hutchinson station
STEP UP AIR STATION Jacksonville Florida April 15. The Navy expands land based Liberator training by placing Hutchinson Kansas under the naval air operational training command led by Rear Admiral A C McFall. The Hutchinson facility will undergo major construction to support pilots and aircrews as combat teams ready for deployment. Hutchinson remains under the overall naval air training command headed by Rear Admiral G D Murray with headquarters at Pensacola Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Navy
Naval Air Station
Htchinson
Kan
Naval Air Operational Training Command
A. C. McFall
Hutchinson
Naval Air Primary Training Command
Hutchinson Field
Altho
Adm
McFall
Naval Air Training Command
G. D. Murray
Pensacola, Fla
Baldwin News Social Roundup of Local Visits and Moves
Local notices recap visits and travels including Bill O Byrene in Kansas City and Earl Kirher relatives in Baldwin. Attendees travel to Lawrence for a nephew ill with pneumonia and Easter family gatherings in Osawatomie Parsons and Emporia. Notable moves include E V Wood family into H E Davidson home and Mrs Maxwell returning from Los Angeles while Randall family ties noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill O'Byrne
Kansas City
Earl Kirher
J. Houston Turner
Lawrence
Charles Florence, Jr
A. B. Peck
Lakeworth
Fla
Sherman Ward
Osawatomie
L. M
A. R. Pratt
Parsons
Myrtle Millikan
Oswego
H. W. Craig and Sons
Virginia Burton Hargett
H. E. Davidson
E. V. Wood
Zon
Bob
Emporia
Kirk Hughes
Denver
Colo
Samuel T. Hughes
East Baldwin
George Maxwell
Osage City
Clark Randall
Baldwin
Maxwell
Marjorie Mae Randall
Kansas
Los Angeles
Ensign Maxwell
Wayne Randall
Osage City Bank
Lieutenant Randall
San Antonio
Earl A. Yee
Baldwin Music Club
Kansas Federation of Music Clubs
Washington Avenue
NAVAL AIR UNIT 16 Symbol for tantalum 18 Constellation 19 Fondle 20 Soft
Puzzle-style word list with clues and numbers arranged vertically. entries include symbols, terms, and translations across naval, linguistic, and general knowledge categories. The fragment reads like a crossword style clue grid with partial numbering and foreign language hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere
Baldwin clerks and families share wartime postings
Methodist church in Kansas City Kansas hosts delegates to a convention. Local Baldwin residents report transfers, visits, and furloughs including Mrs Helen McCarroll and Mrs Yee leading Baldwin Music clubs to the National Federation in Kansas City. Edward Doherty is sent to Las Vegas New Mexico. Glenn Reeves visits from Staten Island Coast Guard. Several Baldwins attend weddings, travels, or return home as we enter wartime mobility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Evans
Glenn EK. Reeves
Coastguard
Staten Island
Claude E. Reeves
Reeves
Salina
Willis Warner
John Hays
William H. Sheppard R
England
Mary E. Andrews
Vinland
E. P. Hail
South Seventh Street
Edward Wilde
Paddy Lucas
Lee Summitt
L. Hutchins
Nellie May ‘Hutchins
Ray Hutchins
Hunter College
N. Y
Aves
James Panek
Sedalia Air Base
Gary
Sgt. Panek
Omaha
Neb
Richard Stephens
Westmoreland
Rosa Warzle
Mary Alice Severy
Kansas City
George Wilson
A. F. Schultz
Alice
Rankin
North Seventh Street
John Ruchty
Tulsa
Okla
T. L. McCormack
Ruchty
Baker
Charles C. Stephens
Garnett
James Stephens
Ottawa
Beryl Mitchell
Fred Sharpe
Barahoo
Wis
Earl Yoe
George Davis
Helen McCarroll
Baldwin Music Clubs
National Federation of Music Clubs
Yee
Baldwin Club
Robert Benz
Amarillo
Tex
Harry Addington
Lawrence
Dust Storm and Black Blizzards Endanger a Colorado Farm
In southeastern Colorado a dust storm, called a black blizzard, devastates soil and forces migration. Grandfather Old Jan and Anna endure ruined land, debt, and drought as mother battles pneumonia, culminating in a family struggle for survival and hope for a return of rain. The narrative follows pride, reluctance to seek relief, and a stubborn commitment to stay on the land amid hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan
Mother
Anna
Colorado
Jan Mesrik
Meumonia
Ndfather
Radio Programs Saturday Evening and Sunday Schedule
Saturday schedules list numerous programs across stations WDAF WREN KMBC KMIBC WDAP and others with a mix of music news serials and comedy including Those Good Old Days Boston Symphony National Barn Dance and Grand. Sunday continues with N Y Philharmonic church shows Golden era radio mix of drama music and news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KMBC
WDAF
Wren
KMIBC
WDAP
Daf—Oriente Musicale
RCA
KMEC
Abte
Maren
2Aard Tomlinson
St. Mary’s College
Boston Symphony
Wren Ee Petit
MBC
George Olsen
Orch
Lee Sims
Planisu
Life of
Riley
N.Y
Army _ Hour
Hot Copy
A. Kostelanetz
Bob Lowe
World of Sons
Church
the Wildwood
NBC Symphony
Family
Mary Small
Sical Steelmakers
Woman From Nowhere
R Lalk of Fame
Nat America
Wdyscast
Wn Pearson
Jack Benny
Dorothy Thompson
Ren —Olie
KUBC
Church of the Air
RSBC
Star
Mbe Greenfiels
Charlie McCarthy
Amrty Russell
Walter Winchell
Radio Reader's Digest
KMHC
Star Theater
Jimmy Fidler
WDA
Bob Crosby and Co
Ted Fiorito
KMBEC
Thin Man Adventures
Gildersleeve
Fate
Oliver
Freddie Martin
Ray Pearl
Muchlehacher
United Press News
Sy Wren
Cien Gray
Jack Armstrong
Fred Waring
KMAC
Ae Newsroom
Lone Ranger
Kibe
Bonnig King
Eight Candles for Helen Menken Birthday on CBS and KMBC
Eight candles mark the years of the daytime serial featuring Helen Menken as Brenda Cum-mings on CBS and KMBC. The show reflects times as Brenda navigates a second marriage amid wartime service reality. Also notes Dinah Shore’s TV presence and KMBC’s broadcast innovations like the sceptre mike during Mayor Gage’s inaugural ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Menken
Miss Menken
Brenda Cum
Helen Menkenmings
CBS
KMBC
Times
Brenda Cummings
Armed Services
KMBC and WREN News Schedule Listings Summary
Radio listings show KMBC WDEN networked segments and WREN WDAF airings from 10:30 to 12:00 with various hosts and orchestras. Program sequence includes News, Entertains, and musical acts such as Ted Fiorito Orchestra and Three Suns Trio, with Leonard Keeler and other groups noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KMBC
WDAF
WEREN
Wren
Ed Sullivan
Tom Collins
Ted Fiorito
Orch
Guy Claridge
Leonard Keeler
Three Suns
Tiano Moods
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W. C. Simons
W. Murray
Dolph Simons
Massachusetts Street
Ian
Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
West 44Th
North Michiave
Kansan City
West 10Th
Associated Press
Nak Sae Eh
Eae
Pi Ikl Pei medicicAes
Gitizens
United States
United States of America
America
Pacific Frontier
Hawaiian Islands
Federal
Pearl Harbor
Dewitt MacKenzie A P
Hitchinson Field
Baldwin News
Naval Air Unit
Fesigne
Wales
Ordor
Ial
Robert D.lusk
B. G. Gustafson
Dinah Shore
KMBG
Armed Service
Ordnance Gang
Kate Smith
Kate
Jack Miller
Gage
Gene an. _Dennis
Gene W. Dennis
Gene Dennis
Leon Murray
Gene
Frances Greer
Woward Warren
Wilfred Pelletier
His Orchestra
Jeng
Rumsey Funeral Home
C. B. Rumsey
Fred Rumsey
Oscar Rumsey
Ind
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