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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1944
Page
3
Libson Apr 20 7 The Nazis appear set to proclaim a Magna Carta for Europe to lure Europeans with the promise of social and economic relief under German leadership while assuring Germans they will not face Bolshevik upheaval. The outlines emerge from provincial German press and from a K point program drafted by economists and discussed at a Bad Orb conference.
In a tense showdown Rams edged a rival 26 to 24, securing key conference momentum. Star quarterback Aiden Coleledg passed for two touchdowns while wide receiver Marco Reed reeled in one scoring strike and tallied crucial first downs. The victory strengthens Rams' standings heading into next month’s schedule.
A fragmented military note stresses the importance of fuzes in explosive devices, noting risks from bursting charges and the need for precise design in ordnance components.
An unclear note cites approximately 23.84 Amy Ord and nearly 750,000 Army Ordnance vehicles with references to three years ago and a T. Crowley term, suggesting a disputed passage or registration count in an ordnance department report.
Medical warning notes backache and leg pains as potential signs of kidney issues. The report highlights fatigue and related symptoms as possible indicators requiring attention.
Kansas City notes a large influx of Canadian wheat into the market for the first time in memory, with over 100 carloads bound for livestock feed. The shipment, part of the Commodity Credit Corporation effort to alleviate feed shortages, hints that several million bushels may move. Muddy roads hinder movement as prices hold near a dollar twenty nine per bushel amid selling interest. Marriages recorded at the county courthouse include John J. Evers and Bernice Hagerman of Lawrence and Vinton Alexander and Gladys Ward of Kansas City.
Valley Chapel ends its season with a school closing on April 2, a community club picnic and basket dinner in the evening. Mr and Mrs Harry Bouton to provide the program marking the final meeting of the season. Miss Nichols and pupils no longer to furnish the program.
Olathe residents spent Easter with family. Mr and Mrs J E Riley of Lawrence stayed with Mrs Wil Crutis. Mrs Banks found blue grasshoppers in flower pots. Mrs John Dunn attended Easter service with the Selor Markley family in Lawrence. Mr and Mrs Harry Bouton attended the funeral of his uncle in Perry. Roy Curtis received a new manure spreader via the rationing board. Mrs John Dunn received Easter flowers from daughter Elisabeth and chocolates from Alda DeWitt of Long Beach. Mrs Robert Ross left for Abilene after her grandmother's death to visit relatives. Several Lawrence visitors joined Mr and Mrs Frit McHinter, Ted Hack, Catherine Decker, and Mr and Mrs M F Thome for a gathering.
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