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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1945

Page

2

Veterans Admin Takes Over Topeka Winter General Hospital

The Veterans Administration assumes control of Winter General Army hospital in Topeka Kansas and will handle all types of cases. Dr Daniel Blain plans to aid setup while Dr Karl Menninger may serve as chief mental health consultant. Wadsworth facility will also be used for veterans care with some barracks reconverted to domiciliary quarters.

Washington Veterans Administration Winter General Army Hospital Topeka Kan Scrivner R-Kan Daniel Blain Veterans’ S Administration Wadsworth Blain Army Winter General

Messages to Short and MacArthur on Pearl Harbor warning

Records show on November 27 1941 British and U S leaders warned Philippine and Caribbean defense chiefs that negotiations with Japan appeared to end. The texts differed only in the final instruction about not alarming civilians, with Short told to avoid full alert while MacArthur’s wording omitted that clause.

Douglas MacArthur Philippines Japan Marshall MacArthur Gaerhart Short Lucas Pearl Harbor

Wrong Car Mix Up Triggers False Theft Report

Sam Gilchrist reported his 1936 black Chevrolet coach stolen after finding it gone from 700 block of West Vermont street. A motorist had borrowed the mechanic’s car across the street and mistaken Gilchrist’s vehicle for the one in the shop. the keys fit and the car was returned without theft.

W. Gilchrist Winonatreet Vermont Street Gilchrist

Homeward bound 2400 officers sail from Shanghai today

Twenty four hundred U S army officers and men left Shanghai aboard escort carriers Anzio and Kadashan Bay with plans to reach west coast ports a week before Christmas. Nine thousand troops are due to start home before December 10 on seven ships, leaving 26,000 army personnel in Shanghai and 53,000 Marines in the north.

Shanghai Mone Anzio Kadashan Bay

Stated Meeting of Verbal Lodge of Perfection

Stated meeting to be held at 7 30 P M on Wednesday December 5th. Important business to transact. Guy Phillips V XM C E Birch Secy Adv.

Guy Phillips V. XM C. E. Birch

Tokyo war crimes clemency claim by Hata on fliers

Field Marshal Shunroku Hata states Emperor Hirohito ordered clemency for captured April 1942 Tokyo fliers after three Doolittle airmen were executed in Shanghai. He recalls the executions and says Hirohito halted further killings, while noting Tojo’s wartime role and Japan’s oil-driven strategy amid U S tensions.

Tokyo Emperor Hirohito Shunroku Hata Hata MacArthur Shanghai China 13Th Army Shigeru Sawada Army Gen Sugiyama Hirohito Hideki Tojo Tojo Japan United States Hiroshima

Deaths and Funerals Mrs Hulce 66

Mrs Della May Hulce 66 died last night at Lawrence Memorial hospital after a few days illness. Her home was 330 Michigan Street. Funeral services will be held at Rumsey funeral home Thursday at 1 30 p.m. conducted by Dr Paul B Lawson. Burial in Oak Hill cemetery. Survived by husband Irvin Hulce two sons Herbert Hulce Sonoma California and Eldon Hulce Overbrook three daughters Mrs Eva Mason Mrs Lula Phillips of Lawrence and Mrs Susia Hosler of Topeka 12 grandchildren and two brothers Orville and Robert Farmer of Lawrence.

Della May Hulce Lawrence Memorial Hospital Michian Street Rumsey Funeral Home Paul B. Lawson Oak Hill Cemetery Hulce Irvin Hulce Herbert Hulce Sonoma Calif Eldon Hulce Overbrook Eva Mason Lula Phillips Lawrence Susia Hosler Topeka Orville Farmer Robert Farmer

Marriage Licenses Issued by Probate Judge J B Wilson

Marriage licenses issued yesterday at the office of Probate Judge J B Wilson to Gordon Lowell Spurgeon of Baker Louisiana and Jean Freda Musselman of Lawrence. Also William L Bown and Evelyn Johanna Danner, both of Marshalltown Iowa.

J. B. Wilson Gordon Lowell Spurgeon Baker Jean Freda Musselman Lawrence William L. Bown Evelyn Johanna Danner Marshalltown

Fulton’s Cafe Change of Ownership in Lawrence

John DeWitt and Dan Dick, both Lawrence men, have purchased Fulton’s Cafe at 700 Massachusetts Street. Dick returns from nearly five years in the armed forces, and DeWitt has spent the past three years employed at the Sunflower Ordnance Works.

John DeWitt Dan Dick Massachusetts Street DeWitt Sunflower Ordnance Works

Divorce Action Filed by Doris Robinson in Douglas County

Doris Elzina Robinson filed suit for divorce from Arthur W. Robinson in Douglas County District Court yesterday. The action seeks a legal severance of marriage and related relief.

Doris Elzina Robinson Arthur W. Robinson Douglas County

Dean Lawson urges right attitude and democracy faith

In a Rotary talk Dean Paul B. Lawson of KU urges personal responsibility and empathy after war. He calls for tolerance, understanding opposing views, and teaching democracy in schools while criticizing overreliance on science. Guests include Theodore Astman and veterans honor a charter member.

Paul B. Lawson K. U Dean Lawson

Two Wichita men charged in KFBI funds fraud

County Attorney Warnick announced a state warrant against Charles Theodore Johnson and Ralph Varnum for fraud and obtaining money under false pretenses tied to missing KFBI funds. Johnson already faced arraignment for defrauding KFBI, believed to total about $20,000. Varnum, a former KFBI merchandising manager, is charged jointly in the case.

Wichita P. A. Warnick Charles Theodore Ted) Johnson Ralph Varnum Wichita Advertising Club KFBI Johnson Warnick Farmers and Bankers Life Insurance Company Varnum

Print Paper Cut Orders to Hit Ichita Eagle

Washington reports a new print reduction order against the Ichita Kansas Eagle for alleged newsprint quota overuse. The paper must cut print paper use by about 32 tons in Q4 1945 and by roughly 964 tons per quarter in 1946, after excess usage from late 1943 through early 1945.

Washington Ichita Kansas Civilian Production Administration

Mrs Arthur Peterson, 81, Dies in Emporia Car Crash

An 81 year old woman identified as Mrs Arthur Peterson dies in a car crash in Emporia Kansas on December 4. Police report no further details available.

Emporia Kan Arthur §. Peterson Kansas

City woman dies in crash on U S 60 near town

A city resident, 1, was killed today on U S 60 nine miles east of here when her car crashed into a tree, according to Capt. John Leutert of the Kansas state highway patrol.

City U. S. 60 Here John Leutert Kansas State Highway Patrol

Service veterans returnees and families listed in Lawrence

A series of World War II discharge notices shows Otis Crooks returning to his mother in Lawrence after 32 months in service overseas, joined by his sister and wife. other local veterans including John H. Richardson Lyman T. Wiley Mildred Belt and Elden C. Tefft are also mentioned with their postings, marriages, and addresses.

Boaz Crooks Burbank Calif

Japanese Officer Hottori Commits Suicide in Hankow

Lt Col Morin Hottori former head of Hankow police killed himself by poison on November 28. He had faced arrest over torture deaths of three American fliers last December and signed a confession before dying, according to the war crimes branch.

Hottori Hankow Shanghai Morin Hottori War Crimes Branch Army Hattori Yangtze

Baldwin Returns to America and Berkeley Home Visit

Colonel Karl F. Baldwin, former ROTC commander at the University, has returned from long service in Australia and is living with Mrs. Baldwin in Berkeley, California. A letter from Lawrence notes he injured his back backing out of a garage, but the injury is not serious.

Set Elden C. Tefft C. &. Tefft Connecticut Street Moore General Hospital Swannanoa N. C Pacific Longview Texas North Carolina Tefft Leyte Luzon New Guinea University of Kansas Elden E. Williams Europe Dianna Lynn Tennessee Street San Antonio Tex FE. E. Williams Barker Avenue Charles D. Stough, Jr Naval Service Great Lakes Ill Maui Naval Air Gunner’s School Miami Fla Lawrence Young Republican’s Club Lt. Stough Vermont Street Vera Cordley School Karl F. Baldwin America Australia Mrs. Baldwin Berkeley Calif Baldwin R.O.T.C K.u.-Warrensburg Charlie Black Charlie O’sullivan Shradski Russell Wiley K. U Phi Gams Big Brothers Pat Penney KK. A Kansas Phog Allen Perpetual Youth

Market News Markets at a Glance New York

Market at a glance reports mixed trading. Stocks show irregular activity with an early decline stemmed by rail recovery and bonds easing as rails, cotton, and mills buy. Wheat and corn mostly unchanged with slight moves while hogs and cattle rise, hogs near 14.88 and cattle up to 18. Ceiling prices noted.

New York Chicago

Livestock Market Report From Kansas City

Kansas City market notes show cattle strong to weak with varied classes. Prices cited include beef steers around 15 to 16.50 per hundredweight, hogs migratory gains and heavy volume with many buyers sparing at plant sites. Sheep bids low with few sales early and advance estimates for tomorrow predict higher cattle and hog totals.

Kansas City USDA Cnad

Cattle Markets Mixed As Slaughter Classes Clean Up

Kansas City market notes show slaughter classes well cleaned up with steers weakish and other grades mostly steady. Feeders near steady with white face and mixed breeds at around 14.50 for stock cattle. cows and sheep listing varied with lambs at 12.50 to 14.10 and ewes down to about 5.25.

Kansas City USDA Kuibe

Wheat and grain futures quoted in Kansas City report

Kansas City grain market notes wheat and corn futures with mixed bids and mostly unchanged prices for nearby contracts. The report lists No. 2 dark, No. 3 red, and No. 2 white wheat in various quotes, along with corn and oats prices and futures outlook. Also included is a brief Kansas City hay market update, noting eight carloads of alfalfa and prairie hay sales steady to firm on higher grades.

Kansas City Iss Mio Maize Prairie

Chicago Potato Market Report Dec 4 Potatoes arrivals and prices

Potatoes arrivals 64 on track 203 total shipments 1.016. Supplies moderate. Demand slow, market about steady. Idaho Russet Burbanks U S No 1s 3.0593.30. Colorado Red McClures U S No 12.60 2.85. Nebraska Bliss Triumphs U S No 11 85972.90. Minnesota North Dakota Pontiacs 2.00. Cobblers U S No 1 2.25. South Dakota Triumphs generally good quality.

Chicago USDA Cobblers U. S South Dakota

Kansas City Market Prices For Eggs Butter Poultry

Kansas City reports Dec 4 AP market data listing eggs current receipts 43.8 cents, standards 43.8, quoted 31.3, butterfat 43 46, butter 21 477742 22, poultry items including heavy hens four pounds up at 21, Leghorn hens 17.5, broilers and springs 22423, pullets 33 37, roasting chickens 21422, old roosters 17, turkeys 32.9 34.9, young ducks 21, colored ducks 15 17, young geese.

Kansas City

Grain and Livestock Prices Report

Grain and feed values include wheat at 1.57 and corn at 1.04. Butterfat shows No 148 and No 245. Poultry items list hens 20 and springs 22, ald cocks 13 and stags 16. White ducks 15 and colored dicks 10 geese 15. Hogs at 14.25 and eggs at ill.

New York Blocks The Day in Wall Street

New York trading began with a cautious tone as stocks opened with modest gains before uneven moves and a few price reversals marked the early session. Investors weighed economic data and corporate news amid thin volume.

Wall Street New York

Stock Market Closes Mixed Amid Industrial Salvo and Aircraft Woes

Recoveries in rails, aircraft manufacturing issues and mixed industrials pulled the market from early losses. Gains limited to a few names like Erie Canadian Pacific Southern Pacific and United Aircraft while Chrysler General Motors and other leaders eased. Volume stayed heavy with about 3.3 million shares traded, marking a busy close.

Altho Erie Canadian Pacific Southern Pacific Baltimore and Ohio Northern F Pacific Great Northern Lockherd United Aircraft Grumman Aircraft Sperry Douglas Aircraft American Telephone Electric Power and Light Western Union “A Chrysler General Motors Lethiohhem U. S. Rubber Goodrich Eastern Airlines Pan-Americal Co Montgomery Ward Warner Gros Woolworth

In Memoriam for Little Daughter N New Carline

In loving memory of our little daughter N new Carline who passed away one year ago today December 4. A pink rose in a garden noticed by all who pass by. Our darling who left us to dwell with the angels on high. Sadly missed by Mother and Daddy Mr. and Mrs. Carl L Beebe.

New Carline Carl L. Beebe

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