Italians uncover anti fascist plot in Trieste trial
Rome reports a 60 person anti-Italian terrorist ring linked to a prewar attempt on Mussolini faces trial before a Fascist court in Trieste. Prosecutors detail espionage, factory explosions, railroad sabotage, and plots to assassinate Mussolini with aims across Slavic regions and proposals from democratic and communist groups.
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Rome
Mussolini
Trieste
Austria
Italy
Austrian
Carinthia
Yugoslavia
Caporetto
Piezzo
Oltresonzia
Plusina
Piacenza
Bologna
Clana
Students Recital At University Of Kansas Auditorium
A school of fine arts recital at the University of Kansas will be held tomorrow at 3 30 p m in JW Frank Strong hall auditorium. The program features piano violin and cello works including Dohnanyi Bach Haydn and Marcello with performers June Cochren Doris Turney Glenn Royer and others. The event showcases student talent under faculty supervision.
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School of Fine Arts
University of Kansas
Re‘juice
Jack Moehlenkamp
Haydn Surepta Pierpont
Doris Turney
Eugene Nininger
Glenn Royer
Viotti
Ciougs
Charles
Wehnalan Felts
Marcello Glenn Royer
Demolay Commandery 4 Holds Annual Inspection Night
DeMolay Commandery No. 4 Knights Templar conducted its annual inspection after a dinner at the Masonic temple served by the Social Order of the Beauceant. The inspecting officer was Eminent William P. Root of Topeka Commandery No. 5. Guests included Eminent Isaac Hershey of Olathe Commandery No. 80 and Vernon L. Nichson of Olathe.
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DeMolay
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
William P. Root
Topeka
Isaac Hershey
Olathe
Vernon L. Nichson
Corn loan rates rise in Kansas counties for 1941 season
Kansas AAA chairman CPoy C. Wilson announced the 1941 corn loan rate across 25 commercial counties will average 74.8 cents per bushel, up from 61 cents last year. Rates vary by county location. Loans run December 1, 1941, to September 30, 1942.
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Manhattan
Kan
Mail Subscription Compared To Daily Home Letter
A brief note describes a mail subscription as akin to receiving a daily letter from home, evoking a sense of warmth and steady connection in 22.
Concentrate Forces In Southern Indo China Report
Reports from Saigon say Japanese land sea and air forces are massing in southern Indo China. Troops and supplies arrive daily and docks overflow with gasoline drums, trucks and guns as underground hangars rise. Western military circles say the Dutch East Indies islands may be first targets.
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Manila
P. L
Indo- China
Saigon
Dutch East Indies
Thailand
Turkey Brought Under Lend-Lease Benefits
President Roosevelt announced that Turkey has been brought under the benefits of the lend-lease act. Observers view the move as significant amid Axis fighting in North Africa and European developments, highlighting Turkey as a strategic route to near eastern oil fields.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Turkey
North Africa
Strike at Ravenna Shell Plant Gates Stay Quiet
A strike by shell and bomb assemblers was called at the Ravenna Ohio shell-loading plant. A picket line gathered before the main gate of the $57 million arsenal, but Atlas Powder Co reported production not seriously interrupted and about 90 percent of workers reported for duty.
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Ravenna
Atlas Powder Company
Early spring blooms spotted in Lawrence yards
Mrs. Fannie Bingham found forsythia and Japonica in bloom at 1324 New Hampshire St. Dandelions appeared in several Lawrence front yards last week. The Fun Frolic rehearsal featured the WREN Barber Shop quartet with strong applause. The Lawrence Amateur Camera Club meets tonight at 7:30 in room 207 at the high school. PTSA Fun Frolic tickets cost 25 cents adults and 10 cents children. Jon Eck’s auto tag number 131 was issued after waiting in line. The Douglas County Livestock and Agriculture Fair Assn. annual meeting is set for December 9 at 8 p.m. at Big Springs Rehouse. Pete Bahnmaier, Sec. Ady.
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Fannie Bingham
New Hampshire Street
Wren Barber Shop
Lawrence Amateur Camera Club
Douglas County Livestock and Agriculture Fair Assn
Big Springs
Pete Bahnmaier
Ady
A Christmas Gift That Lives On All Year
A year round reminder of thoughtfulness with a Jour nal World mail subscription. Call 22 to order this enduring present and enjoy daily connection through reading.
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The
Journal-World
Overbrook and Nearby Social Ties Reported
Overbrook residents hosted and visited relatives in several towns including Richland Kansas City and Melvern. Local clubs held meetings and upcoming events include the Needle Art club Christmas gathering and a Grange basket dinner at the Masonic hall.
Thanksgiving Gatherings and Local Visits Reported
Thanksgiving meals and visits are listed across Range Line, Lancaster, Ottawa, Baldwin and nearby towns. Families including Gamet, Flora, Buckner, Elm, Stoebener, Pohl, Reynolds, Pippett, Heinon, Robins, Wintermantié Marion Dee and Charles Elmer join relatives and friends for meals and church events. A Community play and church programs are noted with refreshments of popcorn balls and candy bars.
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Dwain Gamet
Gamet
Lancaster
Lou Flora
Claud Buckner
Ottawa
John Elm Home
Arnold Stoebener
Orville Pohl
Charles Elm
Andrew Elm
George Reynolds
Geneva
Henry Pippett
Oscar Heinon
Alvin Heinon
Gladys Elm
Baldwin
Elmer Wintermantié
Marion Dee
Charles Elmer
John Breithauptome
Deckinger
Falls City
Dale
Irvin
Mary Ann Ward
Holmer Gibson
Excelsior
Orlyn Vaughn
Floyd Finch
Georgie
George Finch
Albert
Community Notes From Woodstock Church and Surroundings
Woodstock residents report Rev. T A Nichols ill in Em poria. Sunday messages at the chapel, temperance program read, and plans for a get together basket dinner. A range of visits, family news, and Thanksgiving gatherings across McLouth Lawrence and nearby towns.
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T. A. Nichols
Emporia
W. M. Rogers
McDonald
Sirti Barbara Zook
Tools Ousdahl
December Farm Bureau Meeting At Woodstock Schoolhouse
The December Farm Bureau unit will meet December 2 at Mrs. Max Rolin's home with an all day event and noon covered dish. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Charley Hart and families from Topeka. Rev W M Rogers and Mrs. Rogers from Topeka.
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Will Dias
Oklahoma
Farm Bureau
Max Rolin
Charley Hart
Topeka
Oriel Powell
F. M. Rogers
Don Petrie
Circle Club
W. M. Rogers
Will Smith
Woodstock
Beulah Hehn
Joyce Hollingworth
June Morrow
F. S. Champion
George Tarr
Round Grove
Ivy Stevens
McLouth
Thanksgiving Gatherings Across Wellsville and Nearby Towns
Multiple family groups in Wellsville and surrounding areas hosted Thanksgiving dinners and visited relatives in Lawrence Baldwin and Kansas City. Attendees included the Deckwa Hausman Breithaupt Meeder Selzer Meeder families, and guests from Garden City Bucyrus Wichita and Oklahoma bound travels noted for Camp calls.
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Wesley Deckwa
Clarence Hausman
Lawrence
Paul Hausman
Roy Breithaupt
Phillip Meeder
Werden City
Hiney Brecheisen
L. B. Chendel
Clyde Deay
M. Breithaupt
B.F. Breithaupt
G. R. Breithaupt
Mary Brechelsen
Ted Brechelsen
Harry Brechelsen
W. J. Selzer
Walter Stanickey
Colorado Springs
Oklahoma
Henry Deckwa
Rev
C. Meeder
Kansas City
John Murdock
Edgerton
John Sturm
John Selzer
Fred Ansteatt
Earl Ansteatt
Lyndon
Hanna Meeder
F. ‘E. Meeder
Marian Elexander
St. Joseph
Hallie Garrett
John Kipp
David Meedher
Wichita
Archie Meeder
Dale
Homer Clark
Theodore Thoren
Louis
Advia Schaller
Charles Meeder
Mable Brecheisen
Donna Rose
Lucky
Archie . Meeder
David Meeder
Engagement Planned and Community Notices from Kansas City Area
Society pages announce the engagement of Jean Marie Conger to Robert E. Mason with Christmas Eve wedding plans. Club notices include Mrs Delmer Bennett hosting the J J bridge club Friday at 1 45 PM and a Business and Professional Women's bingo party at 8 15 PM at the Colonial tea room with white elephant gifts. Kappa Kappa Gamma Mothers club met with about 30 members from Kansas City Topeka Leavenworth and Lawrence. Next luncheon January 21 at Mrs F E Murphy home in Kansas City Missouri. Brackett Farm Bureau unit to hold an all day meeting Friday at Mrs Guy Bigsby home with painting pottery and an afternoon business meeting. bring own lunch.
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James Sullivan
M. B. Ray
Elmer Ray
Stephen Crockett
Kansas City
Robert Crockett
Richland
Sullivan
Fred Hartman
Karen Sue
Christ’s Hospital
William Allen
Peabody
Kan
Hugh Allen
Overbrook
Ira Allen
Michigan Valley
J. L. Long
Denver
Colo
Bill Long
Charles Albaugh
Joe Coffman
John Friend
Edd Griffin
Baldwin
Charles Kramer
Melvern
Viola
Kramer
Singer Sewing Center
Topeka
The
Grange
Masonic Hall
Theodore Wehrle
Scranton
G. M. Hart
Les Lancaster
Junction City
A. M. Hart
Joan Coffman
Anna Mae Collins
Alden
Julia Nell Albaugh
Elizabeth Oreson
Alex Pasavik
Fort Riley
Clyde Coffman
Roy Baker
Charles B. Beeks
Miller Burris
Sales Pavilion
Jennie Ernest
Thimble Club
Orval Baker
Ada Trout
Preston
Carl Coffman
Leavenrworth
Homer Oldham
Wichita
Jess Metsker
Quinter
Harold Houston
Kansas
Alice Reed
Ray Baker
Reed
Calvin
Howard Canniff
K. U
George Canniff
D. Black
Kenneth Black
Annabell Baker
Lawrence
James Black
McLouth
Howard Crawford
Ira Ward
Russel Stewart
Marvin Stewart
Plant
Hodges
Jo Nichols
Honolulu
Virgil Groves
Ray Moorman
Marcel Rolin
Max Rolin
Elizabeth Gibbs
Bertha Smith
North Lawrence
Red Cross Organization
Frank Shaffer
P. A. Critchlow
Perry
W. R. Harding
Charles Hart
Ae F. S. Champion
Donna Marie
HW. C. Zook
Ruth Rummell
C. P. Rummell
Frank Champion
Champion
Herbert Champion
W. A. Wellman
Agnes Conger
Jean Marie
Robert E. Mason
H. M. Mason
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Colonial Tea Room
White Elephant Exchange
Kappa Kappa Gamma Mothers
Leavenworth
Jeanne Sunderland
Jean Fees
Jane Barnes
F. E. Kester
Earl Robbins
F. E. Murphy
Brackett Farm Bureau
Guy Bigsby
Personal news notices from town and beyond
Lieut Lyle Arme departing after ten days at home returns to his ship the St Mihiel in San Francisco and may head to sea soon. Prof Verner F Smith and four architecture students attend Scarab convention in Pittsburgh and plan to return to Lawrence Friday.
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Lyle Arme
St. Mihiel
San Francisco
Verner F. Smith
School of Architecture
Pittsburgh
Lawrence
Hampton White
Dick Gray
Frank Godding
Robert Lover
A. M. McCarroll
Nebraska City
Neb
F. J. Strong
J. R. Hundley
San Diego
Calif
Woodrow Miller
Hilda
Louisiana Street
Arthur Banks
Arthur Banks Farm, South of Number Six School
Market Summary: Chicago and Kansas City Grains and Hay
Wheat and corn futures quoted for December May and July with small percentage changes. Soybeans oats rye and lard prices listed for December through July. Kansas City hay market shows bids for alfalfa and prairie grades with multiple leaf and sample grade prices.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Hay Market
Hay
Chicago Potato Market and Kansas City Eggs Report Dec 3
Potatoes arrivals total 367 U.S. shipments 365 Idaho Russet Bur banks U.S. No 1 2.20 40 Colorado Red McClures U.S. No 1 2.20 32 Minnesota North Dakota Bliss Triumphs U.S. No 1 1.25 80. Kansas City eggs prices and yields listed with hens broilers and other poultry, butterfat and creamery butter notes.
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Chicago
USDA
U. S
Idaho
Kansas City
Springs
Butterfat and Poultry Prices from Market Quotations
The report lists butterfat categories No. 138 and No. 230. Poultry prices show hens light 10 with weights 4 pounds 12 and 5 pounds 14, cocks and stags 7 9, eyes 28, pullet eggs Jess. Hogs priced at 9.85.
Government Bonds Close in New York Market
Government bonds closed in New York with Treasury 44s at 104.18 and 104.47, Treasury 3s at 112. market notes show slight shifts in prices across key issues.
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Government
New York
Treasury
Wall Street Holds Ground Amid Mixed Recovery
The market attempted further recovery but saw only partial gains as steels and rails lagged due to profit taking. Opening buying held fair, later gains appeared in chemical and heavy industry shares with fractions to about two points. Tax loss selling hit low priced issues while overall volumes ran about 1.1 million shares.
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Wall Street
New York
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Chester Swig
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Charley Moore
Henry Schwartz
Ivan Schwartz
Glen Schwartz
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Dale Harrison
George Shuler
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