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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1945
Page
11
A grieving boy, David, clings to a white bunny and vows to find Santa Claus to break a spell that would turn his sister into a white hippopotamus. He leaves the bunny with him and vows to return with help, wandering the forest all night seeking a solution.
A ragged boy named David carries a beautiful rabbit through a town. People accuse him of stealing, the Keeper of the Zoo seizes the animal, and David protests that the rabbit is his sister. The crowd taunts him while the Keeper takes the bunny back to its cage.
A troubled boy announces a plan to transform into a bunny and take his sister to Santa Land. The sister is missing and locals doubt the tale, piling pressure on the boy as the town envisions a grim tomorrow.
Washington reports recalled plans from former OPA official Pat French about possible rationing of clothing soap milk batteries and coal with even thoughts of gas and electricity Rationing cards for milk including adults children babies and special diets were discussed as part of advance work to prevent other agencies from seizing control and to avoid surprises in wartime production
In Leavenworth three Dubinsky brothers sue Durwood Dubinsky seeking one fourth interests in three Leavenworth theaters and ask that Durwood be declared owner of a one fourth stake. They claim he asserts sole ownership. A similar Missouri suit follows in St Joseph involving ten theaters. A parallel nomination for Linec oln postmaster linked to Doris M Ralston is noted in Washington.
Arkansas City Kansas December 7 Representative Carlson says the main home goal is to get workers back on their jobs. He urges Congress to unite and decide on a definite course to return people to work.
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