Marshall warns Dewey to shield Pearl Harbor code source
General George Marshall testifies that code breaking gave foreknowledge of Japanese moves and that revealing the secret could endanger sources. He described building a deciphering machine and steps taken to curb campaign whispers, noting he spoke to Governor Dewey privately and did not inform Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ber
Thomas E. Dewey
Presidents Campus
United States
Pearl Harbor
Marshall
Office of Strategic Services
Portugal
Dewey
Roosevelt
Threat of Expulsion At Missouri Wisconsin Fraternity Debate
Miss Frances Holber of Wisconsin said a Missouri student arguing the abolition of fraternities faces expulsion from her sorority for participating in the debate held here and at Madison. The sessions debated Greek discrimination alleged in Mrs Glenn Frank article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Frances Holber
University of Wisconsin
Missouri
Madison
Glenn Frank
University of Missouri
Martha Shea
Alpha Delta i
Mrs. Frank
Miss Holfer
Marian Priestly
Wisconsin
Emma Reed
AD LINDSEY IS HOME
Col. Adrian H. Lindsey returned from the South Pacific where he served on the staff of the 96th division. He spent nearly two years overseas including the Philippines and Saipan landings as an observer. He is on terminal leave with Mrs. Lindsey and daughter Nancy Jane who has returned home from Barstow School in Kansas City.
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Adrian H. Lindsey
South Pacific
96Th
Philippines
Altho
Saipan
Lindsey
Army Reserve Corps
Nancy Jane
Barstow
Kansas City
Capper to Back Eisenhower as 1948 GOP Candidate
Senator Capper will suggest General Dwight Eisenhower, Army chief of staff, as a Republican candidate for president in 1948. In a prepared statement broadcast from Topeka, Capper calls Eisenhower a statesman with a strong military background and diplomatical qualifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capper
R-Kan
Dwight Eisenheifr
Army
Topeka
Kansas
Cayjper
Rabid Pet Dog Attacks Woman. Dies After Testing
Mrs Gottlieb Nieder of Eudora was bitten on the thumb by a pet dog that was later found rabid. The dog died the next day and its head was sent for testing. Mrs Nieder began Pasteur treatment.
Lawrence Sunday Forum at Ninth Street Baptist Church
The Lawrence Sunday forum will be held Sunday at five o'clock at the Ninth Street Baptist Church. The event is sponsored by the University YWCA with Miss Rosalee in as president of the YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Family farm remains in Metsker line for 85 years
In 1860 Phillip Metsker bought 240 acres south of Lone Star and later added 40 more. The farm is the lifetime home of A. E. Metsker now 82, aided by his son John Phillip Metsker whose marriage was noted in the Journal-World. Diversified farming includes peach, and the land remains fertile after 85 years in the family.
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Phillip Metsker
Lone Star
A. E. Metsker
Mr. Metsker
John Phillip Metsker
Journal- World
Altho
Local soldiers return home after discharge in November
Pfc Wayne R Stallard arrives home at 1810 New York street after discharge and plans to reenter Kansas University as a sophomore in engineering. His brother Pfc Glenn Stallard, an ordnance clerk, recently transferred to Harvard Nebraska. Cpl George Ware discharged after 20 months in Europe, to attend Kansas City Dental College. T/4 Harold Bertschinger returns from Europe after two years in the Third Infantry. Charles Edward Watson discharged after two and a half years in Navy, planning a mechanical shop business. S/Sgt Paul Sommer discharged after 19 months overseas in northern France.
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Wayne R. Stallard
C. N. Stallard
New York Street
University of Kansas
School of Engineering
Pfc
Stallard
Army Air Corps
Sheppard Field
Wichita Falls
Tex
Madison
Wis
Madison, Radio School
Glenn Stallard
Shrevesport
Harvard
Neb
Cpl
George R. Ware
106Th
Corporal Ware
United States
Camp Atterbury
Indianapolis
Ind
George Ware
Maine Street
K. U
Kansas City Dental College
EAME
Harold W. Bertschinger
Wright Bertschinger
Big Springs
Third Infantry Division
Santa Fe Railroad
Topeka
F. W. Bertschinger
Charles Edward Watson
SVG
USNR
Navy
Yesteday
Charles Watson
Michigan Street
Liberty Memorial High School
Watson
Paul C. Sommer
Eudora
France
Army air forces discharge and homeward sails reported
Sgt Lloyd C Daniels is discharged at Muroc air base California. Cpl William Burcham writes his parents he expects to sail home on the Queen Mary from England after orders delaying departure. Corporal Burcham has served with the Eighth Air Force overseas over two years. Melvin Meinke expects to sail home from England this week. Sgt Howard Holmgren of the Signal Corps photographs war crime trials at Nuremberg. his lab is in the city hall and he resides with his wife Frances Nordlund Holmgren, niece of Mrs Dolph Simons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd C. Daniels
Michigan Street
Army Air Forces
Muroc
Calif
Cpl
William Burcham
Riley Burcham
United States
England
Corporal Burcham
Eighth Air Force
Howard Holmgren
Signal Corps
Nueremberg
Holmgren
Frances Nordlund
University
Dolph Simons
Pvt Merwin J Stultz Arrives Safe in Bermuda Islands
Pvt Merwin J Stultz is stationed with the quartermaster corps in the Bermuda islands and has written his parents Mr and Mrs Dean Stultz of Richland route 2.
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Pvt
Merwin J. Stultz
Bermuda Islands
Quartermaster Corps
Dean Stultz
Richland
Route 2
Mrs J R Hayden’s Husband Arrives in Yokohama
Mrs J R Hayden of 1246 New York Street reports her husband Pvt James R Hayden has landed in Yokohama Japan to join occupation forces in the postwar deployment awaiting assignment and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Haden
New York Street
Pvt
James R. Hayden
Yokohama
Japan
Child Hurt in Street Fall Receives Care at Memorial
Jane Perry six year old daughter of Dr and Mrs J J Perry cut her chin when she fell crossing Ninth and Mississippi streets just before noon. She received stitches at Memorial hospital and returned home.
Classified Page Guides To Homes And Rentals
The classified page offers the fastest route to a new home or an eight room rental. Readers are advised to check listings for current availability and pricing.
Annual Meeting of Lawrence Lodge No 6 A F and M
Lawrence Lodge No 6 A F and M holds its annual meeting Monday December 10 at 7 30 p m Visitors and sojourners invited John F Pai Worshipful Master W H Quackenbush Advocate scheduled to preside
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Lawrence Lodge
Dacemn Ter
John F. Pai W.M
W. H. Quakenbush
Adv
Lawrence Bond Drive Marks Pearl Harbor Remembrance
On the fourth anniversary of the Pearl Harbor attack residents in Lawrence bought bonds in a one day drive. The Women’s Division, aided by bank representatives, raised $10 175 with volunteers at the Jayhawker Granada and Varsity booths. Notable contributors included Viola Bright J E Mercer Mildred Haverkamp and Beta Sigma Phi members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Cosgriff
Helen Mitchell
Marjorie Smith
First National Bank
Jayhawker
Busia and
Professional Women's Club
Granada Booth
A. M. Ockerblad
Mildred Haverkamp
Beta Sigma Phi
George Pupkiey
Varsity Thether
June Purvis
Margaret Bunnell
Mercer
Th Booth
Henry Werner
Lawrence Fans React To Kansas Overtime Miss
Lawrence notes recounted a basketball moment as Gene Anderson crossed the center line to score but the basket did not count due to a backcourt violation. Elks plan a coon hunt with protections near Tonganoxie on Foster Laming farm. Cecil Hough delivered 37512.28 for 1945 Kansas Electric Power tax. Margaret Lawson Cormack spoke at University Club on British India welfare efforts amid differing views.
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F. C. Allen
Gene Anderson
Anderson
Ion
Jayhawkers
Lawrence
Lawrence Lodge No. 595
Elks
Foster Laming
Tonganoxie
Frank W. McDonald
Harry Nevin
Cecil Hough
Kansas Electric Power Company
Santa Fe Railway
Douglas County
University Club
Margaret Lawson Cormack
India
Talk on Taxes by George Docking at Kiwanis Meeting
George Docking president of the First National Bank spoke at the Kiwanis noon meeting on taxes. He cited possible Lawrence tax increases from bond issue carry charges and higher property valuations at next assessment. He noted income tax applies only to earned income and taxes on residences and business properties go on regardless of earning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Docking
First National Bank
Kiwanis Club
Lawrence
Cordley School Presents The Story of the Nativity Play
Pupils at Cordley school present a Christmas play The Story of the Nativity with morning and afternoon showings on Tuesday December 11. The primary mothers attend at 10 o'clock and the intermediate mothers at 1 48 o'clock. All pupils join the chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordley
Search Is Kept Up for 27 Missing Naval Airmen
In north central Florida a vast air sea hunt continues for 27 missing naval airmen. Planes hover between Orlando and Melbourne as crews in jeeps marsh buggies and amphibious vehicles scour desolate marsh lands. Flares and a large fire were observed with green flares reported at 2 50 a m far east of Great Abaco Island in the Bahamas. The coast guard cutter Pandora sails toward the scene as search vessels converge.
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Miami
Orlando
Melbourne
Florida
Navy
Cluies
Orlando - Melbourne
Eastern Airlines
Great Abago Island
Bahamas
Coast Guard
Pandora
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Anna Snyder Reinisch
Mrs Anna Snyder Reinisch widow of Will Reinisch longtime Lawrence fire chief died early this morning at 100 Mingiatipgs street at age 75. Survived by two daughters and three sisters and one brother. Private funeral Monday at 2 p.m. at Rumsey funeral home with Dr C E Allison officiating. Burial Memorial Park. Pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Snyder Reinisch
Will Reinisch
Lawrence
Earl
Mingiatipgs Street
Victor Trerice
New York City
Owen Ogden
Kansas City
William Seip
John West
Mayme Zimmerman
Compton
Calif
Sim Snyder
Eudora
Rumsey
C. E. Allison
Memorial Park Cemetery
Paul Ingels
George Kuhne
George Lowman
C. C. Stewart
C. B. Hosford
J. T. Constant
Lawrence Masons Honor Local Printer William Eastman
William H. Eastman 84 longtime Lawrence resident died yesterday at 4 p.m. Funeral services are 2:30 p.m. Monday at the Masonic Temple with Rev. Alfred J. Beil officiating. Graveside rites at Oak Hill followed by burial. Eastman, born in Washington D C, lived in Humboldt in the 1870s then moved to Lawrence to work at the Lawrence Daily Journal. He was retired from printing and a member of Trinity Lutheran church and multiple Masonic orders. He leaves Verona his wife, Otto H. Eastman of Topeka, two grandchildren and four cat grandchildren. two sons preceded him in death.
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William H. Eastman
Tennessee Street
Lawrence
Masonic Temple
Alfred J. Beil
Schubert
Acacia Lodge No. 9
Masonic Order
Oak Hill Cemetery
Eastman
Washington, D.C
Norman
Abigail Eastman
Humboldt
Humboldt Union
Verona M. Gilbert
Lawrence Daily Journal
Trinity Lutheran Church
Masonic Lodge
Otto H. Eastman
Topeka
Trials Open December 17 for War Crimes in Yokohama
The army announced the first war criminal trials will begin December 17 in Yokohama. An American military tribunal will hear cases against about 300 Japanese military and civilian personnel charged with atrocities against American prisoners of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Yokohama
Total Victory Loan Sales Reach 13.756 Billion
Total Victory loan sales to date amount to 13.756 billion dollars. The war finance division reports corporate subscriptions at 9.362 billion and individual subscriptions at 4.894 billion, with 1.214 billion in bonds among individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
the Treasury
Guest Speaker at North Lawrence Woman's Day Program
The First Baptist Church of North Lawrence hosts a Sunday afternoon event at 3 o clock with Mrs. P. H. Hill of Topeka Kansas as the guest speaker for a women's day program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
First Baptist Church of
Naval Air Unit Puzzle Page Clues Mixed With Naval Terms
A fragmented puzzle page lists naval aviation insignia and word clues. Entries include Fighting Squadron insignia and several cryptic definitions ranging from early English abbreviations to animal terms and place names.
David Goes to the Zoo in Chapter 4
David escapes townspeople and wanders a vast zoo seeking the rabbitry. He wanders past bears, duck ponds, and an elephant house while a spell threatens his sister. A zoo guard calls out closing time as he nears the rabbitry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
la Guard
David Encounters a Hippo in the Zoo
A frightened boy named David visits a zoo for the first time and discovers a hippo emerging from a pool. He recalls the sign reading Hippopotamus and reacts with shock as the animal appears in its enclosure.
David Finds Mary's Bunny After Grand Escape
In a dim night scene a boy named David hides among rabbits in a large room filled with white bunnies. He cannot distinguish Mary among them until he opens the front door and one bunny remains with him. He takes Mary, escaping into the darkness as guards clear the building.
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David
Mary
Red Cross Meeting Monday in Douglas County Chapter
The Douglas county American Red Cross chapter will hold its regular monthly board meeting Monday at 4 p m in the chapter room of the Community building. Wade Pierce, chapter chairman, announced the event.
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Red Cross
Douglas County
The
American Red Cross
Wade Pierce
In Memoriam Elizabeth Hatch Remembrance Poem
In sac ed menx of our mother Mrs Elizabeth Ellen Hatch who departed this life two years ago December 9 1943. Nothing can ever take away the love our hearts hold dear. Fond memories linger every day. Remembrance keeps her near. Sadly missed by daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sac
Ed Menx
Elizabeth Ellen Hatch
Gratitude Expressed After Illness and Death
A family thanks friends and neighbors for kind deeds and flowers during the illness and passing of their wife and mother. Names listed include Irvin Hulce C B Hosler Eldon Hulce J D Phillips Ernest Mason and Herbert Hulce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Hulce
C. B. Hosler
Eldon Hulce
J. D. Phillips
Ernest Mason
Herbert Hulce
Girl Scout Leaders Plan International and Christmas Program
The Girl Scout leaders meet Monday at 7 30 PM in the Community building basement. Mrs E B Stouffer will discuss Building World Friendship and February International month plans. Dr Evelyn Misra from India will speak on Christmas customs in India and the Girl Guides of India. Chapter CW of PEO hosted by Mrs Kelvin Hoover had seventeen members present with guests. The Christmas musical program was replaced by a paper on post war Kansas by Ulysses S Rible. The chapter will hold its Christmas party in two weeks at Mrs Ralph Collins home with white elephant gifts.
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E. B. Stouffer
Feruary
Evelyn Misra
Niani Tal
India
Girl Guides of India
P.E.O
Kelvin Hoover
Alice Dicker
Betty Kopp
Stanley Radenz
Don Allen
Kansas
Ulysses S.rible
Lawrence
Ralph Collins
Notable guests at Eldridge hotel with Getto trio
Lt. John Michelson and Mrs Michelson are guests of M J Mike Getto at the Eldridge hotel for a few days. Michelson, a former Pittsburg university quarterback, was backfield coach for the Brooklyn Dodgers with Getto under Jock Sutherland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Michelson
Michelson
M. J
Mike” Getto
Eldridge
Pittsburg Universit
Brooklyn Dodgers
Getto
Jock Sutherland
Naval base coaching staff tied to Moon Mullins era
Coaching staff at several naval bases in the United States during the war, including Moon Mullins staff at Corpus Christi Texas, is noted. Mrs Margaret Lawson Cormack has completed MA requirements at the University of Kansas and plans to move to Concord California. Pfe David Gagliardo US Marines recovering from pneumonia at San Diego Naval Hospital after illness since November 21. He serves as a swimming instructor at Camp C B Mathews. Will Johns departs tonight for Miami Florida to attend the National Peace Officers convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Moon” Mullins
Corpus Christi
Tex
Margaret Lawson Cormack
University of
Naval Hospital
San Diego
Camp C. B. Mathiews
Will Johns
Miami
Fla
Markets at a Glance New York December AP
Stocks rise on upbeat demand as amusements and secondary rails advance. Cotton firm with buying by trade houses. Wheat in Chicago steady to marginally higher on mill buying. Corn and rye little changed. Cattle and hogs broadly steady. Kansas City cattle and calves shipments and prices detailed. slaughter steers up, feeders mixed, cow values steady to weak, various load lots cited with prices.
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New York
Dec
Chicago
Market Report From Torgit.00 Cattle and Sheep Prices
Demand narrows as cattle and sheep prices edge higher and lower across grades. Steers open Monday at 13.25 to 15.00, vealers 12.75 to 14.50, stock cows 10.00 to 7.5, sows 40 to 50 higher, lambs 13.85 to 14.56, yearlings 12.00 to 12.50, ewes 6.40 to 6.55, with various loads around 360 pounds and outside ranges around 13.65 on feeder cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Wheat and Hay Markets Reported in Kansas City
Wheat prices and grain futures show mixed movement with varied bids for No 2 dark and hard winter and No 2 red wheat alongside several No 3 grades. Oats and rye hold steady, corn futures mixed, and sorghum futures listed. hay market described as strong for good alfalfa and steady for prairie grades with 17 alfalfa cars received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Undian
Garhene Oas
Prairie
Kansas Clery Produce Kansas City Market Report
Kansas City market notes list egg specials and prices for butterfat poultry and grain. Includes hens broilers leghorn springs pullets roasting chicken ducks geese turkeys and old roosters with varied price figures and current receipts context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Clery
Kansas City
Broilers
Wall Street Brief Sees Gains in Amusements Rails and Industrials
The Day In Wall Street reports buyers concentrated on amusements, assorted rails and industrials in early trading. Strong favorites rise as market activity edges higher with mixed early advances across sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
New York
Buyeras
Stock market gains fuel lively trading on busy day
The session showed gains of fractions to two points with Paramount Pictures, Loew's, Twentieth Century Fox and other majors registering highs. Willys-Overland, Westinghouse, U S Steel and United Aircraft led the advance while Great Northern, Boeing and Goodyear stumbled at times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount Pictures
Loew's
Twentieth Century
Fox
R-K-O
N.Y. Central
Allied Chemical
Panhandle
Electric Power and Light
Willys- Overland
Youngstown Rubber
Westinghouse
Goodrich
Tors
U. S. Steel
Western Union
A” Standard Oil
N.J
United Aircraft
Great Northern
Goodyear
Boeing
International
Harvester
American
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AD Lindsey
Will
Eisenhower
Metsker Farmear Lone Star
Arch Meinke
Melvin
U. S. Naval Air Unit
Horizont
U.S. Naval Aviation
Samuel
Beeen
Lucrece Hudgins
Baronets
Cash Grain
Kansas City Hay Market
Ate&sf
Beth Steel
Chrysler Corp
Cent Motors
du Pont de
Hercules Powé
Y Johns-Mann
Tg Kennecott
Montgom Ward
North Am Co
Param Pict
Penney
J C
Radio Corp
St Ltd
Oil
Ind Oil Cal
Tex. Co
US Steel Cities
Busines Careers
G. I
Sas
RADIO
Hanna’s
Lawrence National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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