Excuse jurymen hearing remark in Nazi conspiracy trial
Washington reports prosecutors and defense attorneys disputed remarks by a court about 30 defendants charged with conspiring with the Nazis. About 70 veniremen were excused, 98 available on other panels, as Justice Eicher delayed formal entry of his ruling. A mandamus petition seeks to halt the trial. Kunze objects to Smythe's inflammatory courtroom outburst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chambers
Onl
Justice Eicher
O. John Rogge
Veniremen
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Edward James Smythe
New York
Au Sable Forks
N. Y
Sicher
Gerhard Wilhelm Kunze
Smythe
Kunze
Miss Huls to Present Brach Concerto in G Minor Recital
Miss Barbara Huls a University of Kansas senior will present a piano recital Monday at 8 pm under the University Department of Fine Arts. She studies with Waldemar Gelich and performs as concertmaster of the University Symphony Orchestra and a member of the University String Quartet, with Max Hughes on piano. The program includes Bach Franke, Bruch Ave Maria, Schubert Wilhelm Spanish Danza, Debussy and Mazurka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Huls
University of Kansas
Department of Fine Arts
Huls
Waldemar Gelich
University Symphony Orchestra
University String Quartet
Max Hughes
Ae ‘Bruch
Call for Free Press Worldwide Communications Freedom
The American Society of Newspaper Editors urged worldwide freedom of communications and the press, saying a free press is vital to preventing future global wars. It approved a resolution and voted to establish a committee to work with government agencies to implement these principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Erican Society of
Soctty
War Ration Book Four Stamp Validity Updates
The Asteevatcd Press reports ration changes: Meats and Processed Foods Book Four stamps become valid. red and blue stamps extended through specified dates. Sugar and gasoline allowances updated with new期限s. fuel oil periods extended to August 31. ground for broader nationwide validity.
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Asteevatcd Press
A& Thru
Southway
Agricultural meetings set to address farm labor shortage
Nine regional meetings announced by Gov. Schoeppel to gather state reps and local citizens on farm labor shortages and other agricultural issues. Dates span May 9 to May 19 with locations Holton Stockton Colby Ulysses Dodge City Newton Concordia Eureka Iola. governor to attend multiple sessions along with agricultural leaders.
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Topeka
Andrew Schoeppel
Holton
Stockton
Colby
Ulysses
Dodge City
Newton
Concordia
Eureka
Iola
Deaths and Funerals in Kansas Areas
Obituary notices report the deaths of Frank Joseph Blechel in Eudora age 83 with a large survivor list including four daughters and two sons, Minnie Dietrich in Ft Scott at 64, Durene Violet Elliott former Overbrook resident to be buried in Baldwin, Eustatia Bennett Baldwin 50 years resident with burial at Oakwood, and Anna A. Young 76 formerly of Lawrence with Topeka and Boston survivors. services planned in several locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Joseph Blechel
Eudora
Holy Family Catholic Church
Lawrenz Reith
Blechel
George Rothberger
Humboldt
F. Greiner
A. S. Winter
Minnie Dietrich
Ft. Scott
Marjory Dietrich
Lawrence
Francis F. Dietrich
Scott
Josie L. Kinney
Bellflower
Ill
Durene
Violet Elliott
Eureka
Calif
Marine Hospital
San Francisco
Overbrook
Baldwin
Elliott
Navy
John Brecheisen
Cecil Brecheisen
Eustatia Bennett
Oakwood Cemetery
Miss Bennett
William Bennett
Fred Bennett
Melvern
Florence Bennett
Buenos Aires Quintuplet Births Registry Appeal
Franco Diligenti, father of Argentina nine month old quintuplets, asks court permission to register two births. He explains he delayed publicity and used fictitious addresses, claiming all five were born July 15 in a midwife’s consulting room and registered two at one office and the third at another.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Franco Diligenti
Diligenti
Vital Statutes
Voices From Beachhead Anzio Broadcast Transcripts Support Troops
On April 22 the CP-Army radio station JIRP the voice of the beachhead will air a special program at 9 a m wartime time carrying voices of troops to folks back home The broadcast will feature soldier interviews and sport news reports with participation from all major American networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anzio Heachhead
Italy
JIRP
Voice of
Marriage Licenses Issued at Probate Court Center
Marriage licenses were issued in the probate court at the county courthouse to Richard Storch of Holgate Ohio and Julia Crim of Topeka. John H. Evans and Marie B.E. Terry of Kansas City Missouri. Floyd Cox and Goldie Helm of Kansas City Missouri. Lawrence Lodge No 6 A F and A M will meet next Monday night for work up the elbowcraft Degree opening at 7:30. Visitors and sojourners invited. Clark QO Morton W M W H Quaken bush Secy Adv
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Canony Court House
Richard Storch
Holgate
Ohio
Julia Crim
Topeka
John H. Evans
Marie BE. Terry
Kansas City
Floyd Cox
Goldie Helm
Kansas City, Mo
Lawrence Lodge
A.F
A.M
Clark QO. Morton
W.M
W. H. Quaken
Bush
Secy
Chow, Home Kind, A Gripping Topic War Front Food
War aboard a Southwest Pacific carrier explores rations and cravings. Worden notes sailors miss crabs, melons, steaks and fresh vegetables while facing mutton from far supplies. Coconut hard to crack, taro pupu forms emergency meals, cabbage and olives anchor menus, and beets feature every table amid naval life offshore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Worden
Hal Boyle
Southwest Pacific
Mar
Pacific
Australia
New Zealand
U. S. Navy
San Francisco
U.S
Army
Navy
Lenroot Resigns From U S Court Post After Long Career
Irvin L Lenroot former Wisconsin progressive Republican senator resigns as judge of the U S Court of Customs and Patent Appeals effective soon He served nearly 20 years in Congress 1909 1929 including a senate term where he backed the World Court and opposed the League with Lodge reservations He was considered a Harding running mate in 1920 before Coolidge secured the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Irvine L. Lenroot
Wisconsin
United States
U. S. Court of Customs and Patent Appeals
Anil
Lenroot
Congress
Senate
League of Nations
Warren G. Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Confirmation for Indian students at Haskell led by bishop
His Excellency Most Rev Paul C Schulte S T D bishop of the Leavenworth diocese will administer the sacrament of confirmation to a class of 20 Catholic Indian students at Haskell tomorrow morning in the Haskell auditorium The service will be assisted by Rev E J Weisenberg S J Rev L Corley Rev J Mullen and the pa L Evoy chaplains A photograph will be taken after the service. Killed in Highway Accident Topeka Apr 22 SPF C Cragg of Manhattan was killed last night when his automobile ran off U S highway 24 a mile and a half west of Wamego. Officers said the car was demolished so badly a wrecking crew had to remove Cragg s body. Trainloads of livestock and used farm implements have been gold thru Journal World classified ade
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul C. Schulte
S.T.D
Kansas City
Leavenworth
Haskell
Haskell Auditorium
E. J. Weisenberg
S.J
St. Mary's College, St. Marys
L. Corley
J. Mullen
Pa L. Evoy
Hasell
Topeka
Spf
C. Cragg
Manhattan
U.S. Highway 24
Wamego
Cragg
Gold Thru Journal-World
Washington
Apr
War Department
George S. Patton, Jr
Sicily
Dwight Eisenhower
Drew Pearson
San Francisco
Mediterranean
War Secretary
Stimson
Department
Army
Navy
Office of War Information
al Tho
Pearson
OWI
Elmer Davis
A. D. Surles
Liberty Memorial High School stages Double Exposure comedy
The Junior class presented Double Exposure in the school auditorium. Jerra Lyons as Miz Phippa Hoisington and Clyde Morris as Smithera drew big laughs. a tiny puppy Love Light delighted the audience. Cast members Cooper DeWitt Moore Svoboda delivered natural leads. Director Dorothea Weingartner received flowers. Edith Elam Raves read between acts and Elizabeth Ishton played violin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Memorial High School
Jerra Lyons
Miz
Phippa Hoisington
Clyde Morris
Smithera
Lovelight
Miss Lyons
Rachel Cooper
Tommy DeWitt
Don Moore
Charles Svoboda
Shirley Myers
Francesa Hagan
Marian Wiley
Martha Ringler
Virginia Fowler
Darleen Red
Tate Covanti
Dorothea Weingartner
Science program at Junior High PTA meeting
Members of the Junior Academy will present a science program at the Junior High PTA meeting at 7 45 pm Monday in the Qld High auditorium. Four Kiwanis prizes of 5 3 2 and 1 will be awarded for best science papers. Speakers include Silvester Leonard Charles Murphy Sammy Moore Roger Price and others on topics from space conquest to penicillin. Warren M. Smith invites the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Academy
P.T.A
Qld High
Kiwanis Club
Silvester Leonard
Charles Murphy
Sammy Moore
Roger Price
Kenneth Dougan
Ray Cox
Sherwood Rabenold
Richard Chaffin
Sammy Ferguson
Mary Sommerville
Nature
Bobby Springer
Danielle Howell
Jimmie Endacott
Richard Williams
Edith Beach
Kansas Academy of Science
National Organization of the Science Clubs of America
Warren M. Smith
Lawrence Junior High
Red Cross drives volunteers urged at Lawrence work room
The Red Cross Surgical Dressing Committee reports falling attendance at the Lawrence work room located in the Central Building of Junior High School. The room is open Tuesday and Thursday 9 30 to 4 30 with noon hour. Volunteers wear wash dresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
NewsmenDug Out Story of Losses in War Reporting
Washington reports detail how the war department hid or delayed releasing accounts of aircraft losses and incidents of friendly fire in Sicily. The piece traces Patton's slap, Eisenhower's reprimand, and multiple delays in confirming or disclosing fatal losses and asks if prior cases will ever be fully revealed.
Urged to Send Corn to Meet Urgent War Needs
Chicago April 22 Mid west farmers urged by War Food Administration official Jure E O Pollock to release share of corn holdings immediately to meet urgent requirements of the processing industry and to avert jeopardizing the war effort Pollock said about 11 million bushels monthly are needed for a wide range of war materials and that corn is essential for weapons medicines clothing and packaging for the army and navy. The appeal stressed that the corn is not needed by any government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Midwest
War Food Administration
Pollack
Food Distribution
WFA
Pollock
Mid- West
Grain Use Debate Highlights War Needs and Farm Choices
A wartime official stresses the need for corn supplies to produce materials and equipment for front line forces. Some corn plants have closed or run half time, risking future production of key war materials. With many livestock on farms, corn movement to elevators is minimal as farmers opt to use grain for feed to maximize income under price ceilings.
Three Liquor Ring Members Plead Guilty in St Louis
Three alleged members of a $100 000 liquor ring pleaded guilty before Federal Judge Rubey M Hulen to indictments charging conspiracy to operate wholesale liquor business without a license. J Fred Koenig and Albert Fein of St Louis pleaded guilty to conspiracy to violate the internal revenue act by introducing liquor into a dry state. Charles Ray of Wichita Kansas pleaded innocent on bootlegging charges, trial set for June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Rubey M. Hulen
J. Fred Koenig
Albert Fein
Charles Ray
Wichita
Kan
Koenig
Fein
James
Harold Smith
Smith Brothers
Hulen
Service personnel notes from Swannanos and nearby areas
Armed Forces Sgt James B Smith returns to Swannanos North Carolina after visiting his parents in Lawrence. William L Doane graduates from U S Maritime Service radio training at Gallups Island Boston Harbor MA. after 10 days leave he reports to merchant fleet. Sgt Edward S Barnett promoted and assigned to Fort Riley PR office. parents live in Delaware. Barnett’s wife stays with Mortons in Chanute. Pvt Ross W Fisher stationed in Denver transferred to Kelly Field. brother Pvt Allan C Fisher at Camp Carson. both sons of Harold and 1121 Vermont street. Pvt Donald Palmateer and wife and daughter visit Liberal parents. Palmateer on Army Air Corps 15-day furlough. UPI: 76 air cadets from West Point arrive at Corsicana field for primary pilot training. Wilson Patrick Hurley, 20, son of Gen Patrick J Hurley.
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William L. Doane
Rhode Island
U. S. Maritime Service
Gallups Island
Boston Harbor
Mass
Edward S. Barnett
Post Headquarters
Fort Riley
Barnett
Leo T. Barnett
Delaware
Frank Morton
Chanute
Ross W. Fisher
Denver
Colo
Kelly Field
Tex
Allan C. Fisher
Camp Carson
New Brunswick
N. J
Harold Fisher
Vermont Street
Donald Palmateer
Patrick J. Hurley
Hoover Administration
Francis Gwinn
Clarence Seaver
Victor Daniels
Kelly Ward Oswald
St. Louis
McLouth
Iceland
D. Black
Valley Center
Tess Pyla
James Brittan
Lea Boydston
Aleutians
Edna Mae Dick
Wilms Ashworth
Betty Umboltz
Donna Bataman
Topeka
Pic
Hiram W. Patitt
Camp Maxey
New York
James Morris
Eb.c. Steeper Honia
Mra
Ie Gorshone
Faregas City
D. K. Dick
Mary EB. Dick
E. C Stetper
Annia Steeper
Lucile Roos
R. Warner
Kathrine
Lawrence
Virginia Morris
Kansas City
Frank Schaeffer
John Jensen
Eva Zook
Pauline Zook
Eva Lancaster
Nellie Scott
Agnes Bower
Nellie Lodge
Mary Lancaster
Zook
Guy O. Reynolds
Claude Reynolds
Blanchard Umhertz
Lance
Iola
Leo Scully
Albert Dohrn
Atchison
William Schwinn
Amon Ashworth
Sarahann
Winchester
E. W. Bradford
Carter
Camp Connell
Cal
Bobby Garner
Fort Meade
George Petitt
Seattle
Wash
Albert Petiit
Walter Bradford
Harold Gilbert
Robert Funk
Ernest Gilbert
W.S.C
Methodist Church
D. B. Reed
W.5.c
Dutton
William White
Wayne McMillen
J. C. Millen
Wichita
Mary Petiit
Theresa Johnson
Silverake
Henry Earl
Oklahoma City
Marsha Lee
John Earl
Social notes outline weekend visits and hospital
Mr and Mrs Morgan Smith spend the weekend with Mr and Mrs W M Smith. Tulsa couple Mr and Mrs C W Maloney visit Mr and Mrs W C Simons with Miss Harriet Fair. Mrs Hugh Means returns from Memorial hospital. Tony Bruce arrives from Picher to attend his sister Stella Kelly's death. Mrs Ida Miller and daughter visit grandson Howard Weindel, staying with Mrs Dragons. Mrs Emma Falley admitted to Memorial hospital for observation. No visitors for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Smith
W. M. Smith
C. W. Maloney
Tulsa
W. C. Simons
Harriet Fair
Marilyn Maloney
Hugh Means
Memorial Hospital
Tony Bruce
Picher
Okla
Stella Kelly
R. E. Love
Mr. Love
Ida Miller
L. N. Doe
Washington, D. C
McLouth Club Notes April Meeting Highlights
The West Side club met April 5 with Mrs. Charles Reece. Dorothy Alexander and Mabel McPherson solved the Bible question. Belva Trackwell won the Easter bunny contest, lunch was served by the hostess and Mrs. Emily Martin, and adjournment set for two weeks with Mrs. Wilmina Rhodes. Also the Neighborhood Circle met April first with gifts from secret pals and two contests won by Mrs. William Nowak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Charles Reece
Dorothy Alexander
Mabel McPherson
Gideon
Irwin Davison
Belva Tracckwell
Emily Martin
Leavenworth
McLouth
Jeff Barnes
Lawrence
James Edmonds
James Harlan Edmonds
Camp South Polk
Clarence Kell
Roy Lobb
Community Notices and Social News From McLouth
Local society items report visits and guests across McLouth and nearby towns. Families including Gwinn Seaver Daniels and Oswalds share travel and military notes. Club events at the Baptist W M U and W S C S feature Easter bonnets, a China lesson, and a case of bees sent to Kansas City training school.
Easter Sunday basket dinner at 35 Methodist church
In Fellowship Hall the Easter Sunday basket dinner celebrated April birthdays with guests Dorothy LaDuke Evelyn Hammond Martha Stevens Mrs Esther Bergetrom and Mrs Margaret Hammond. Edith Kelleytrom convalesces at Birt Scott Morgan's Baldwin home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellowship Hall
35 Methodist
Dorothy LaDuke
Evelyn Hammond
Martha Stevens
Esther Bergetrom
Margaret Hammond
Edith Kelleytrom
Birt
Scott Morgan
Baldwin
Jimmy Vincent
Ferne Stone
Rose Stone
Bre. Hoeliday
Topeka
Cao
Bergstrom
Reynolds
Kansas City
John Fowler
Fred Will, Jr
University of Kansas Hospital
Market News Markets at a Glance Apr 22
Market news outlines mixed stocks with gold mining revival and cloudy bond trends. Cotton given as easy with weekend liquidation. Chicago wheat, rye and hogs show softness or steadiness. grain markets influenced by Midwest rains and Canadian oats purchases by CCC reducing gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Market Notes From Wheat To Wall Street Mayhem
Trading in Chicago and Kansas City markets showed cautious activity amid prewar talk. Wheat futures moved little amid modest buying from commercial houses and selling in rye, with open interest for wheat at 27.765 million bushels. Hogs and cattle at Kansas City were uneven with weights and classes showing declines, while stock market trading remained slow despite a gold-mines led rally on a new postwar currency stabilization plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Chicago
Minnesota
North Dakota
Biss
U. S
Wall Street
New York
Clore
Ufe
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Harbes
John Harbes
State Highway Commission
Kansas
Call For Free Press
Anna A. Young
Quintuplets
Beachhead
Chow
South Seas
Customs and Patent Appeals
Schulte
Academy
Lawrence Young
Boy Scout Court of Honor
Chamber of Commerce
WREN
Vern Floyd
Massachusetts Street
Elizabeth Rule
J. M. Cleavenger
Robert C. Johnson
McCook
Kansas Corporation Commission
Kansas Department of Civil Service
Edna F. Cooper
Massachusetts
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Phillip C. Ferguson
Woodward
Orig
Con
Oklahoma
U. S. Marine Veterans of Pacific
San Diego
Ferguson
New Georgia Island
Wellington
Martha Sharon
Ottawa
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Journal-World
Liquor Ring
Sgt
James B. Smith
Swannanos
N. C
Jay Smith
Route 5
Yinland
Chicago Grain
Cats
Canada Galf
Commodity Credit Corporation
Kansas City Livestock
Tbs
LG Oy
Atcht& SF
Beth Steel
Orereee
Chrysler Corp
Srey Sie
du Pont
General Electric
General Foods
General Motors
Tiara
Hercules
Kennecott
Montgomery
Aviation Ace
North Am Co
Tis Penney JC
Phillips Pet
Sears, Roebuc
Standard Oil Bacar Bay
Texas Coeraby Mapstride
United Aircraft
Jayhawk Taxi CO
Maas
Varsity
ASBY
Mer
Schubert Funeral Home
G. Carleton Howell
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