Stimson Attacks Tribune Disclosure On War Plans
Secretary of War Stimson denounced a Chicago Tribune report as unauthorized and dangerous revealing that an American expeditionary force plan existed as unfinished production studies. He warned the publication could aid enemies and undermine loyalty. He refused to confirm Roosevelt’s July directive for a broad survey to defeat Hitler.
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Captain John D. Craig to Speak on the Philippines at KU
Captain John D. Craig author of Danger Is My Business will lecture Monday evening at Hoch auditorium in the 1941 series. The talk will use motion pictures to show Japanese schools in the Philippines and the island peoples, and discuss U S strategic value and Japan’s penetration methods.
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University of Kansas
Hoch Auditorium
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Deaths and Funerals Mrs Rhona Evans Williams
Mrs Rhona Evans Williams 42 died in Kansas City and services are set for Monday at 2 30 PM at the Baptist church in Lawrence with Rev W M Cole officiating She is survived by her husband the Rev J H Williams four sons two daughters her mother a sister and a brother Mrs Susie Simon 73 dies at home at 885 New York Street services Monday at 10 AM at St John Catholic Church Father Bartholomeo will officiate Burial in Rock Creek cemetery
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Williams
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Kansas City
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Baptist Church
Lawrence
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J. H. Williams
Joseph
Gerrel
Benjamin
John
Shirley
Janet
Jennie Evans
Iris Evans
Morris Evans
Ft. Riley
Susie Simon
New York Street
St. John Catholic Church
Father Bartho
Aola
Rock Creek Cemetery
Football All Stars Set for Kansas State College Stadium Finale
Manhattan Kansas December 5 two all star teams meet for the area finale at the Kansas State college stadium One team gathers Kansas college stars the other Fort Riley CRTC veterans coached by Emil Liston Fran Welch and Elmer Holm The soldier squad includes Benny Sheridan Jack Siphers Albie Litwak and Stan Swuc Proceeds go to the U S O.
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Georgia
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Waterstoff the white tomcat joins K U laboratories
KU chemists introduce Wasserstoff a white tomcat in Bailey laboratories named with a German term meaning hydrogen The pet is joked to stay light on its feet to avoid gassing or harming it The campus notes mention ROTC ball contest plans Jayhawk ski club drawing and a humorous parade inquiry and gift idea Journal-World subscription promotion.
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Wasserstoff
Electro-Chemical
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Eureka Messenger
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Missouri
Fred Ellsworth
Alumni Association
U S to Call More to the Army Soon
Washington predicted a sharp rise in military inductions as the army plans expansion to about two million officers and men. Draft boards will be used more after holidays to supply recruits, with an expected half a million additional enlistees by spring to support the expansion and replace those discharged.
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Japan Overseas Pressure Flares as Talks Resume Hopeful
Reporting from across East Asia and the Pacific, diplomats push for talks as repatriation of Japanese nationals accelerates. Emperor Hirohito visits army headquarters while Britain and the United States demand non aggression and a basis for peaceful settlement. Mexico observes as Japanese residents scramble to sell property and depart amid rising tension.
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Singapore
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England
Britain
A. V. Alexander
Pacific
Mexico
Yoshiaki Miura
Mexico City
Tokyo
Faurot Signs New $10,000 MU Football Contract
Don Faurot, head football coach at the University of Missouri, signed a one-year contract for $10,000. President Frederick A. Middlebush announced at the board of curators meeting in St. Louis. Faurot earned $7,500 last season and led MU to the Big Six title and a Sugar Bowl berth.
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Frederick A. Middlebush
University of Missouri
Don Faurot
Board of Curators
St. Louis
Faurot
Tiger
Illinois University
Home Economics Club Leads High School Assembly at Liberty Memorial
The Liberty Memorial high school assembly was led by the Home Economics Club with Falkenstien presiding Stan Stockton introducing Helen Dean Collins president. The program featured Mary Lou Hill Joan Sisson and Geraldine Kliewer singing You and I and El mer's Tune with Wini Fred Hill on piano plus a Strauss waltz rhapsody and a nutrition film Proof of the Pudding.
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Falkenstien
Stan Stockton
Helen Dean Collins
Mary Lou Hill
Joan Sisson
Geraldine Kliewer
You and I
Elmer
Winifred Hill
Miss Hill
Faurot in Play For Big Six Job as Links to Illinois Talk
Kansas City December 5 The Big Six winter meetings focus on Don Faurot the Missouri coach linked to Illinois but expressing happiness at Missouri He may be considered for Illinois job while Colorado reps discuss scheduling with Big Six schools Also Missouri Valley coaches discuss Wichita State and Tulsa Sun Bowl bids and conferences weigh post season policy
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Don Fauret
University of Colorado
Fauret
University of Missouri
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Faurot
Missouri
Jim Yeager
Harry Carlson
Rocky Mountain
Yeager
Dean Carlson
Colorado
Big Six
H. H. King
Kansas State
M. F. Ahearn
Métin
Missouri Valley Conference
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Tulsa University
Kansas Conference
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Central Conference
Lawrence residents attend WPA and meeting notes in Kansas City
Local officials and WPA figures including Mrs Louise Wood and Joseph P McGinley plan Lawrence recreation projects. Big Six conference winter meeting held in Kansas City with Davis, Schwahn and others in attendance. Checks in October total 4 278 000 up 16 percent from 1940. Christmas candle lights spread through the city as blocks organize. Christian Science reading room hours noted.
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Gwinn Henry
Vic Hart
Bill Hargiss
F.C. Allen
Kansas City
Louise Wood
Washington, D.C
WPA
Mary Parkman
Topeka
Joseph P. McGinley
Lester Kappelman
Lawrence
M.W. Everley
Federal Reserve Bank
Lawson outlines a creed of life at Kansas growers banquet
Dean Paul B. Lawson of the University of Kansas outlined a creed of life to about 150 attendees at a Trinity Lutheran church banquet for fruit and vegetable growers. He urged striving for daily excellence, strong homes, and community building, linking a good workman to faith in God and democracy.
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University of Kansas
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Kaw Valley Sweet Potato Growers Association
Association of Kansas Nurserymen
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Martin says foreign policy division not political or sectional
Topeka December 5 Congressman Joseph W Martin Jr Massachusetts Republican national committee chairman said the split over foreign policy is not political or sectional Democrats and Republicans have opposed the presidents policy while Republicans defend free minority discussion Our role is to help production for troops and avoid a shooting war He expects strong GOP gains in 1942 at the Young Republican banquet and breakfast with Governor Ratner before a Washington trip
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Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Massachusetts
Republican National Committee
Martin
House
America
England
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House of Representatives
G.O.P
Payne Ratner
Washington
Wall Street Ends Mixed After Tax Selloff Lifts Some
Market activity cooled after a sharp midmorning drop as tax selling pressed shares. Transactions fell from a million-share surge in prior sessions, with the majority resisting further declines and showing a tentative recovery late trading.
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Marke
Market Cautious As War Talk Lifts Prudence
With 900 000 shares traded, traders cited U S Japanese war talk and demand for durable commitments while awaiting Tokyo's reply to Washington on Far Eastern terms. Weekend sessions saw many boardroom regulars step aside as insurance against anti-ward moves. Cotton futures rose 45 cents to 1230 a bale in late trading.
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