Immigrant Ships Bring 3900 Near Haifa Amid Tense Wider Strife
Two additional refugee vessels anchored near Haifa adding pressure to Palestine as 3900 Jews aboard face possible land denial without immigration certificates. Jewish groups warn of bloodshed and underground resistance to British censors and blockades while a Cyprus detention plan looms. News of arrests for Stern gang members and agency mail tampering rounds out a day of security concerns and political maneuvers.
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Jerusalem
Haifa
Harter
Haeganah
Aland
Cyprus
Mediterranean
Tren
Aponsan
Hir
Beitaina
Towah
Palestine
Perbans
Furene
Holy Land
Fheee Palestine
Muntars
Stern Gang
Deaths and Funerals in North Kansas City Area
Obituaries note Bert M Gregory aged 78 died at home Route 4 North Kansas City Mo Graveside services set at Oak Hill cemetery led by Rev Louie Grifith He survived by wife daughter and son and grandchildren plus siblings Funeral home visitation details listed Henry Borst 64 and family noted in McLouth area Nancy Jane Cine 71 died in Linwood funeral at Federated church Linwood burial Mount Sidney cemetery Multiple military prison escapes reported at Smoky Hill air field and KU campus visits by state regents and administrators
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Bert BM. Gregory
North
Kansas City
Louie Grifith
Oakhill Cemetery
Mertie Gaffith
A. J. Willits
Mu Agon
Harold B. Gregory
Harold Bert Gregory
Db. A. Burton
Hugo Schechorn
Mary Martin
Fred Gregory
Lawrence
Rumsey
Ag Ain. Tomorow
Henry Koret
Henry Korst
McLeouth
Cushing Hospital
Leavenworth
McLouth Baptist Church
McLouth Cemetery
Henry Borst
Leslie Kimmel
McLouth
Charles Stewart
Charles Petrie
Oskaloosa
Frank Borst
Paul Horst
Coulee City
Wash
Nancy Jane Cline
Nancy Jane Cine
Linwood
Molly Mauth
Alamosa
Colo
Federated Church
L. C. Pennington
Mount Sidney Cemetery
Edelyn Sagaser
Atlanta
Nepa York
KU ROTC Rifle Team Expected to Shine This Fall
The University of Kansas ROTC rifle team is anticipated to be premier this year due to high enrollment. Master Sergeant A W Minerd notes several distinguished marksmen from Missouri and Kansas will compete. Matches with other schools will be arranged by mid September and all shooting will occur at the new 10 point range in the military science building.
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R.O.T.C
University of Kansas
A. W. Minerd
Missori
Kansas
University
Albania Missed by Conference Invite, Evatt Says
Evatt said Albania was placed with Mexico, Egypt and Cuba as a nation invited to voice opinions but lacking a strong military effort to be included as a full conference member. He noted Albania’s contribution was interesting but not decisive.
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Albania
Evatt
Mexico
Egypt
Cuba
Oklahoma-era official dies from auto crash injuries
Kanana City Kansas August 12 CP W R Honnell 85 former government agent in Kansas for Indian affairs died in a hospital from injuries in a car accident last night A Horton Kansas native he led Horton Bank and served Brown County representative in the state legislature moved to Kansas City in 1906 Retired 1943 he spent 22 years on the local board of education By presidential appointment he served about ten years beginning in 1840 as Indian agent in Kansas Mrs Honnell died three years earlier Survivors include five daughters and a son.
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Kanana City
Kan
CP W. R. Honnell
Kansas
Horton
Bank of
Brown
Kansas City
Board of Education
McKinley
Hannell
Ackerman Freed After Reckless Driving Charge
Henry H. Ackerman of 717 Rhode Island Street was found not guilty in city police court of reckless driving after a three car collision at 19th and Massachusetts. His car reportedly swerved after a wheel came loose, striking two oncoming vehicles driven by Douglas McCleery and David Perkins.
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Pote
Harragarra
Louise
Red Keown
Onia
Ponca City
Onla
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Pelice Court
Henry H. Ackerman
Rhode Iland Street
Ackerman
19Th
Massachusetts
Douglas McCleery
Massachusetts Street
David Perkins
Court fines Raymond Jacobs for highway refuse dumping
In Douglas county court Saturday Raymond Jacobs was fined 3 dollars and costs and sentenced to 30 days in county jail for dumping refuse on a public highway in Grant township Tecube pleaded guilty Judge Frank R Gray suspended the jail term on condition he clean up the refuse and avoid future violations
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Raymond Jacobs
Douglas
Grant Township
Tecube
Frank R. Gray
Jacobs
Marriage licenses issued by Douglas County probate office
Six marriage licenses were issued Saturday by the Douglas County probate judge. Couples listed include Owen C. Miller and Virginia M. Kemp. John L. Hadley and E. Faye Lawrence. Cecil H. Tucker and Ruth Macbell Ange. James Archie Turner and Dorothy Lee Durham. Leater L. LeTourneau and Marcella G.. William Rolland Walker and Grace Harriet Porter.
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Douglas County
Owen C. Miller
Eudora
Virginia M. Kemp
Lawrence
John L. Hadley
Hulce
Prairieview
E. Faye Lawrence
Cecil H. Tucer
Ruth Macbell Ange
Kansas City
James Archie Turner
Dorothy Lee Durham
Columbia, Mo
Leater L. LeTourneau
St. Paul
Birkenbach
Minn
Marcella G
William Rolland Walker
Grace Harriet Porter
Grain price control hearings prompt grain council opposition
The National Grain Trade council argues to keep grains decontrolled as hearings begin. Witnesses from 27 grain exchanges push for market freedom while warning of black markets if ceilings return.
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Dean
National Grain Trade Council
FLA
Theis
Kansas City
Richard FL Lniman
Chicago
Harry Shere
Minneapu.s
Barney
Celvns
How L Thompson
OPA
Controla
Delta Gamma Alumnae Hold Meeting at Mrs Brune Home
The Delta Gamma Alumnae association will meet at 612 Mississippi Street, the home of Mrs Eugene Brune, Wednesday evening at 8 o clock. New members recently moved to Lawrence are invited.
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Delta Gamma Alumnae Association
Whl
Eugene Brune
Mississippi Street
O’cock
Lawrence
Topeka Couple Relatives Visit and War News Items
News notes include Mra John White of Topeka visiting relatives then sailing to Otis Norway to visit kin. Other mentions cover wartime escapes and a Norway underground member’s capture, plus local social visits and travel, with Kansas aviation and public notices on plant seizure, prison escapes, and Ottawa steel operations.
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Mra
John White
Topeka
Nathan Wo Mewrew
New York
Otis
Norway
Norway Underground
Far Ure
Hos Cantors
Ottawa
Kan
Ottawa Steel Products, Inc
J. F. Laughead
Trophy for Lawrence Merchants district win on display
The Lawrence Merchants won first in the district tourney at Ottawa last month and the trophy is shown in the Journal-World front window. Also noted are local events: Hector Riding Club Horse Show at Haskell Stadium August 25 and Lonnie Hutton’s riding classes for children under 15 at Board and More stables with contact for attendees.
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Lawrence Merchants
Ottawa
Journal-World
Hector Riding Club
Haskell Stadium
Lonnie Hutton
Military Notices and Overseas Service Update
Seaman first class Norman Eberhart separated from service on August 6 after five months aboard a destroyer escort. First Lt. Harry J. Poster, son of Mrs. Foster, returns to duty after naval training and overseas service in the ETO. Reports from Trentsir note fierce fighting around Tatung and civilian aid efforts. Shanghai military authorities distribute flour while communists begin repatriation of 200,000 Japanese.
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Norman Eberhart
Nas
Gust
Norman
Ox.a
Kents
New Hampshire
Univers
Kansas
Harry J. Poster
Mra
Latuia Foster
Iavitary Training
Divorces Granted in Douglas County Court
Three divorcees were granted in Douglas county district court Saturday by Judge Hush Means. Four were granted to Norma Jonason from Ernest H. Johnson, Louise Woodlan from Charles S. Woodlan, and Barbara A. G. Blackburn from Louis C. Blackburn. The Blackburn case had been under advisement since July 20.
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Douglas County District Court
Hush Means
Norma Jonason
Ernest H. Johnson
Louise Woodlan
Charles S. Woodlan
Barbara AG. Blackburn
Louis C. Blackburn
Blackburn
Watermelon thieves hit Laughlin's farm again in Kansas
Watermelon thieves in Garden City Kansas stole 30 melons from Luther C Laughlin's storage last week. This weekend they returned taking 15 on Saturday and another 15 on Sunday night prompting Laughlin to joke about sleeping in the place.
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Garden City
Kan
Luther C. Laughlin
Laughlin
Four Ships Due With War Brides At Major Ports
Four ships carrying more than 4400 service personnel are due to arrive today in New York San Francisco and Seattle. The E B Alexander from Southampton is due at New York with 411 war brides and children.
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Tag Assocwes Reas
New York
San Francisco
Seattle
E. B. Alexander
Southampton
Market Report From Marsets Glance Weather and Feed Conditions
Agricultural note details grass and hay quality, weather impact on pastures, and feed prices. Mentions moisture, frost, and general conditions affecting livestock. Includes scattered figures and local timing references for the area.
Fragmented OCR note hints at names and places
A garbled OCR passage mentions several scattered terms including Manassas, Neos, and Maccer alongside unrelated strings. The readable portions resemble a jumble of names, seats, years, and local toponyms with no clear event or narrative. The fragment offers no coherent story or dates.
Plan Greatest Highway of the Siv-Lan Era
A garbled OCR fragment mentions highway plans and assorted names. The readable text references Hugh Speed Siv-Lan, New York, and various scattered terms. No clear event, date, or outcome can be confirmed from the readable portion.
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Hugh
New York
Ldany
Divorce Petition for Maxie J Macacacts
Fragmentary OCR notes show a divorce petition involving a party named Maxie J Macacacts and a second party Pate Hoe ZF Aaron te. The readable items reference a court filing dated in a prior era and mention standard divorce proceeding terms without clear outcomes or additional parties.
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Bert M. Gregory
Salina
Smoky Hill Army Air Field
Bane
K. U
Fred Harris
State Board of Regents
Bvelpess
Ray Nichols
Earol
Vishinsky
Russia
F. Byrnes
W. R. Honnell
Indian Affairs
Thorty
Leceni Board
Cordela Penn
Mr.o
FL. Brown
Vana Weson
Roxana
C. al Penn
Hame
Ruthie J. Wilson
John Edward Brown
Penn
Frances Long
Badwin
A. Kennedy
Harelt Kennady
Roberr Wilson
Bobby
Ozarks
H. L. Lauderdale
Springfield
Ore
Fred Shimmons
Col. Shimmons
United States
Iden Long
Tommy
David
Sunflower
J. F. Long
Eugene Messinger
Colorado Springs
Billings
Moin
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Terry Gaskill
Ida Worswick
Inze Lacy
Katherine Tornedon
Memorial Hospital
Altho
Washington
White House
Truman
Racine
Wis
Charles G. Ross
Fr. Leavenworth
U. S
Army
Robert W. Anderson
USMC
Iowa
Oscar Lothhelz
Kaistun Priia Company
Nhery
Lothholz
Lee
Journal
Klou
Sant Biv
Stewart Lewes
Haske
Phoenix
Ariz
U. S&s
Panama
Air Forces
Bill Guster
Herd
Granada Sa
Tass Pier
Craft Clasay
Tee
Reid
Voss Ma Robison
Ture
Lawre
Mission Soure
Speire
Ueber
Amos
Sveetna
Wansas Erie
Manassas
Nateas Waoat
Maccer
Aso Y
Sears
Rubbery
ElDorady EtQerges
Buryars
Jefen Jewery Store
ATA Merchand
Dres
Neece
Cda
Oread
J. Underwood & Sons
Pickens Bros. Machine Works
Phelps
Lawrence Loan & Finance CO
Oliver Transle
Lady
N. J
Lexus
Scardanmis
Sisny Twa
Ceara
Ralph Cain
Cain Lemds
Darnell Electric
Wass
Ural Sept
Road
Forrest A
JACKSON \ctoreey
Ea E
Staccalis Aw
Sutraaier
Lokoe Awitila A. Vere
Funk
Pata
Masa
T. G Pitta Lnsurancs Aguet Acey Lj
G. I. Loans
FHA
Traylor
Calvin
Grangua “Teacre Stuy
Lawreace
Iseeaios
Lawreaces
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