Army Camouflage in Arkansas Maneuvers Advances via Aerial Photo
The Second Army and Maj. Gen. Robert C. Richardson Jr. employ aerial photography to train camouflage across six weeks of maneuvers in Arkansas and Louisiana. Captain Van Brokaw notes concealed positions will be photographed for instructional use. Three divisions move westward against an opposing force represented by the 107th Ohio cavalry under Col. Woods King, with the 35th Division at the center of a 40 mile front.
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Army
Arkansas
Second Army
Louisiana
van Brokaw
Robert C. Richardson, Jr
Seventh Army Corps
107Th Ohio Cavalry
Woods King
Cleveland
35Th
Missouri, Kansas
Nebraska
38Rd
Illinois
27Th
New York
Injured officer dies after truck collision near Camp Robinson
Lieut. Col. Coger M. Still 46 of Columbia Missouri died in a hospital from injuries after being struck by a truck during maneuvers north of Camp Robinson. Still was directing traffic in a simulated attack when a four ton truck operating without lights ran him down. Sergt Hubert L. Sutton of Company E 163rd Infantry sustained bruises while trying to move Still from the path of the truck.
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Colonet
Captured by Own Men On Third Army Maneuvers
Lieut. Gen. Walter Krueger describes being captured by his own troops during a mock war exercise in Louisiana. An umpire was summoned to release him after a trap set by cavalry from the Eighth Corps. The two week maneuvers precede war games planned for late September in Louisiana. The 361st F A now at a Prescott Arkansas base reports flawless sleeping conditions and no mosquitos or chiggers observed in camp.
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Third Army
Louisiana
Walter Krueger
Eighth Corps
Luisiana
361St.f.a
Prescott
Ark
Foreign Exchange and Trade Balances Explained
An explanation of foreign exchange shows how Japan can build exchange by exporting silk and paying for American goods without direct cross ocean money transfers. It notes balances are typically settled in gold or its equivalent and illustrates the flow between Yokohama gasoline imports and silk exports.
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Yokohama
America
San Francisco
Yokaoma
Japan
Stan- Gardard Oil Company
Amies
Yokahama
Standard Oil Company
Pacific
Classified Ads Invite Extra Cash Through Journal Me
A brief prompt urges readers to use Journal me classifieds to sell items around the house for extra money. It invites phone contact for details.
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Bell
Journalme
Lee, Tigers pace wins as Sox, Dodgers roll in doubleheaders
Lefty Thornton Lee blanked Philadelphia 4 0 in the first game for his 16th win as Chicago extended its streak to seven. Detroit rocked two Yankee starters for a 12 3 victory in the first game of a twin bill. Brooklyn routed Pittsburgh 9 0 in the opener as Curt Davis cruised. Cincinnati at Philadelphia and Chicago at New York postponed by rain.
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Chicago
Lefty
Thornton Lee
Philadelie
Athletics
Te Sox
Lee
Chicagoans
Philadelphia
McCrabb
Hayes
Tresh
Babich
Wagner
Humphries
Turner
Detroit
Tigers
New York Yankee
New York
Breuer
Stancey
Silvestri
Newhouser
Sullivan
Boston
St. Louis
Wilson An Ock
Galehouse and
Swift
Washington
Cleveland
Chase
Zvans
Dean
Hemaley
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Joe Sullivan
Pittsburgh
Curt Davis
Pirates
Dietz
V. Davis
C. Davis
Owen
Franks
Pittsburgh Brooklyn
Eee Heintzelman
Lopez
Drake
Cincinnati
Pressure on Company Over Mediation in Navy Yard Strike
Reports say President Roosevelt may urge Federal Shipbuilding and Dry Dock to accept mediation board recommendations ending a 12 day strike at the Kearny New Jersey yard threatening 493 million dollars in work. The CIO seeks a union maintenance clause. owner L H Korndorff calls it a closed shop.
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Roosevelt
Federal Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
National Mediation Board
Kearney
N. J
C.I.0
Mediation Board
L. H. Korndorff
Navy
C.I.C
Bethlehem Steel
Sparrows Point
Nicholas Fontecchio
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Russians Say Grain Has Already Been Harvested
New York reports Moscow radio repeated a Soviet claim that wheat and rye in the grain rich lower Ukraine had been harvested. The broadcaster said all grain in the Zaporozhye region and southern Ukraine was gathered by August 1 and Crimea completed reaping two weeks earlier than last year.
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New York
Ukraine
Dnieper
Moscow Radio
Zaporozhye
Kuban
CBS
Crimea
Liberalize policies over auto liability coverage
Topeka reports Insurance Commissioner Charles F. Hobbs says national defense fuel conservation prompted broader auto liability and property damage coverage. Companies will stop adding 10 percent surcharges for fare paying passengers and will not deny coverage if passengers share gas costs. Public policies will exclude non coverage when vehicles carry passengers for a charge.
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Topeka
National Defense
Charles F. Hobbs
Hobbs
Carr Persons
Axis convoy ships sunk in central Mediterranean raid
The R A F announced torpedo planes sank a 6000 ton merchantman and set a tanker afire in a raid on a six vessel axis convoy protected by six destroyers off central mediter ranean. A grounded merchantman on Lampedusa was set afire after further bombing. A large German bomber raid on shipping off Egypt was foiled by Tomahawk fighters.
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Cairo
Egypt
R.A.F
Fleet Air Arm
Mediterranean
Lampedusa
Messerschmitt Apwater
Will Hire Workers Soon At Lake City Plant
Kansas City reports that the government Lake City small arms ammunition plant will begin actual operation soon. J. L. Maney, superintendent for Remington Arms, said the company will employ workers and has already trained about 200 prospective foremen at its Bridgeport Connecticut plant.
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Kansas City
Lake City
J. L. Maney
Remington Arms Company
Remington Arms’ Company
Bridgeport
Conn
Planes Downed Over Southeast English Coast
Aug 19 reports say a large RAF bomber force and escort fighters crossed the Strait of Dover aiming at German-occupied northern France. Berlin reports 12 British aircraft including 11 Spitfires and one Bristol Blenheim were shot down by German fighters off the channel coast.
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English
R.A.F
Strait of
Dover
France
Berlin
DNB
Oiers
Channel
Toy
Deaths and Funerals
Death notices for Charles Childs 62 of Great Falls Montana and Clara K Gorrill 70 of Lawrence detail survivors, funeral arrangements, and burial plans. Charles Childs left Reno and Lone Star. services set in Great Falls after noon tomorrow. Clara Gorrill, invalid years, private funeral at home, burial Oak Hill. wife of M A Gorrill with two sons and several siblings.
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Charles Childs
Great Falls
Mont
Reno
Lone Star
Childs
Mr. Childs
Ben Childs
Hillsboro
Ore
Marion Childs
James Childs
Lawrence
Ralph Childs
Gallup
N. M
George Tuttle
Clara K. Gorrill
Vermont Istreet
Edwin Price
Oak Hill Cemetery
Lawrence native Kennedy takes Madison PE post
Kennard Kennedy formerly of Lawrence accepts a physical education role in the Madison Wisconsin school system. He previously served as physical education director at Westport High School in Kansas City Missouri.
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Kennard Kennedy
Lawrence
Madison, Wis
Wvestport High School
Kansas City
Byrd Urges One Authority to Rebuild Defense Production
Senator Byrd told the Senate that the United States has the capacity to out-produce any nation in mechanized equipment but has failed for two years. He called for complete reorganization of defense production, suspending the 40-hour week, and ending overlapping authority between the Office of Production Management and the Office of Price Administration.
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Washington
United States
America
Byrd
Senate
Office of Production Management
Office of Price Administration
Seek New Santa Fe Issue
Several groups of underwriters report today seeking the new twenty million dollar issue of Santa Fe railway one to ten year equipment trust certificates. Bids will be reopened Thursday and the road will pay twenty percent of the new equipment's cost from its treasury to assure a good price. Bidders will name coupon rates and some say large insurance companies may join the competition.
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New York
Santa Fe Railway
Britain plans clearing account to extend trade with Japan
London reports Britain setting up a mechanism to continue trade with Japan through a clearing account for payments on imports that could finance licensed exports. A barter deal and release of frozen funds are denied by the source.
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London
Britain
Japan
GOES TO NEW PASTORATE Rev Brown to Grand Island Nebraska
Rev W Lawson Brown former Nazarene pastor of Ninth and Vermont in Lawrence moves today to Grand Island Nebraska to lead the Nazarene church there. He has served four years in Lawrence and came from Okmulgee Oklahoma. He and his family reside at 1842 Vermont Street. Rev C E Toliver of Wright City Missouri will replace him in Lawrence with three children Geron Vivian and Stephen.
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W. Lawson Brown
Nazarene Church
Nineteenth
Vermont Streets
Grand Island
Neb
Reverend Brown
Lawrence Nazarene Church
Lawrence
Okmulgee
Okla
Vermont
Geron
Vivian
Stephen
C. E. Toliver
Wright City
Lawrence Church
Card of Thanks to Mrs Retta Daugherty
I thank my friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy shown during my recent illness and for the flowers and cards.
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Retta Daugherty
Finger Injury Sheds Light On Loss Of Finger For Adams Child
Suffers! finger injury to 22 month old Laverne Adams daughter of Lloyd and Mrs Adams route 4 after another child playing with an ax severed bone and tendons this morning doctors warned she may lose the finger Syracuse Aug 19 labor leader William Green called for postwar talks to ensure labor is represented at the council table in the world labor movement
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Laverne
Adams
Lloyd Adams
Route 4
Syracuse
N. Y
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Charles F Shipley Dies in Kansas Traffic Accident
Charles Franklin Shipley of Columbus Kansas aged 59 was killed today in a traffic crash near his home six miles southwest of town. His car collided with a vehicle driven by J B Goodrich of Columbus.
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Columbus
Kan
Charles Franklin Shipley
Here
J. B. Goodrich
Community Social Roundup from Eudora Area
Families from Eudora and nearby towns share visits and gatherings. Notable mentions include the Neustifter and Elmore families, Daughertys, Wichmans, Musicks, and Oberles. A daughter Marilyn Dot was born to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Oberle of Scranton, with Edna Perry previously a local teacher.
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William Neustifter
Billy
Everett Elmore
Sue Ann
Halstead
Bert Daugherty
Harold Daugherty
Grandma Bohnsack
Fred Walker
Katherine
Devaux Kohler
Arline Bohnsack
Manhattan
Fort Riley
Junction City
George
Clarinda
Merritt Musick
Herman Wichman
Gottlieb Nieder
Roger
David
John,Dunn
Valley Chapel
Wichman
Clinton Park
Lawrence
Bill Wichman
Harry Wichman
Topeka
Irene Blume
Albert Wichman
Norma
Kaw Valley
Johnnie Wichman
Lewis Wichman
Carl Wichman
Ralph Wichman
Albert Oberle
Scranton
Marilyn Dot
Oberle
Edna Perry
Eudora
Market Summary for Local Grain and Dairy Prices
Grain prices show wheat 96, yellow corn 68, white and mixed 66. Butterfat numbers No 133 and 80. Poultry quotes list hens under 4 pounds 12 and over 4 pounds 15, roosters 6 8, springs 13 15. Eggs 23 and hogs at 11.05.
Kansas City Grain Prices Aug 19 Wheat Corn and Oats
Wheat and corn prices listed for Kansas City with tone changes from market activity. Grain classes include No 2 dark hard No 3 Ir No 2 red and No 1 05 percent pricing, with corn No 2 white No 3 and No 2 yellow quoted, and oats showing slight moves for No 2 white and No 3.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Hay Market
Prairie
Agricultural market report and stock notes
A compact market roundup covers grain futures for Wheat Corn Rye and Oats with Sept Dec May prices and local Kansas City hay and livestock receipts. It notes a mixed Wall Street session with modest gains and a cautious tone amid U.S.-Japan tensions and Mos cow developments.
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Chicago
Wheart
Rye
Chicago Potato Market and Poultry Prices Report
Chicago and Kansas City market roundup with potato arrivals and shipments, Bliss Triumphs and Russet Burbanks prices, Nebraska Cobblers, Idaho Russet Burbanks, Wisconsin Bliss Triumphs, and U S price standings. Poultry figures cover hens broilers springs geese ducks tom and hen turkeys, Butterfat and government bond closing prices noted.
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Chicago
USDA
U. S
Aan
Oregon
Bliss
Idaho
Kansas City
Springs
Market Report Shows Mixed Movements Across Commodities
Traders noted limited activity at the close as price variations remained in fractional ranges. South American dollar loans weakened in a cautious bond market. Wheat rose while corn held steady. Cotton gained 35 to 45 cents per bale in late trading.
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Chicago
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