Turkey closes in with allied camp after Cairo talks
Ankara reports President Inonu’s Cairo meetings with Roosevelt and Churchill have brought Turkey closer to the allied camp while stopping short of full wartime commitment. Foreign Minister Menemencioglu said Turkey’s policy remains unchanged though alliances with Britain and the United States and Russia are reported to be strengthened. Inonu returns to Ankara amid public enthusiasm and plans cabinet briefings on the Cairo discussions.
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Russia
England
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Farm Boy Habeas Petition Denied in Army Case
Salt Lake City December 9. GPA petition for a writ of habeas corpus won't free farm worker Brigham R. Bingham 20 from the army. U S District Judge Tillman D. Johnson ruled parents B A and B M Bingham had filed the petition contending their son was detained and confined wrongly and could be released as an agricultural worker. The youth was inducted December 3 and had been deferred twice by the state appeals board.
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Salt Lake City
U. S
Tillman D. Johnson
B. A. Bingham
Brigham R. Bingham
State Appeals Board
Army Show "Goldbricks of 43" at Hoch Auditorium
Army engineering unit presents the second show "Goldbricks of 43" Tuesday December 14 at 7 45 PM in Hoch Auditorium with a cast over fifty and the A S T band. Bernie Bracker M C s the program. acts include a twin piano number, a blackout routine, a Spanish dance, vocals, a monologue and other numbers. A special preview is set for Monday December 18 at 9 PM with a 9 15 to 9 30 broadcast from the Jayhawker theater stage.
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Kansas University Army Engineering Unit
Hoch Auditorium
A.S.T. Band
Bernie Bracker
University of Iowa
M. C
Robert Kroeckel
Fred Knussman
Jack Wagner
Fred Mueller
Jeanne Richardson
Bernie Nippa
Shirley Rauch
Ronnie Hadley
Joe Williams
Joel Epstein
Jayhawker Theater
Prizes Announced for 1944 Kansas Swine Contest
The Chamber of Commerce agriculture department offers 630 in cash prizes for the 1944 Kansas Swine production contest. Winners will be announced during Farm and Home Week at Manhattan in February. Two divisions exist: herds of three to seven sows and eight or more. First prize in each group is 46.
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Kansas City
Chamber of Commerce Agriculture Department
Kansas
Manhattan
Patrol Urges Kansans To Winterize Cars In December
Topeka December 9 Patrol Superintendent Urges Kansans to prepare vehicles for winter with simple steps. He recommends voluntary headlight and brake checks along with radiator flushing antifreeze lubrication battery maintenance distributor points and spark plug cleaning generator wheel alignment and windshield wiper operation noting that annual head light and brake checks have been suspended.
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Topeka
Will Zurbucken
Kansas Highway Patrol
Confident of Meeting Quotas Topeka
In Topeka on December 9 the news agency reports Kansas has met all wartime loan demands and remains confident in achieving set quotas despite ongoing mobilization and wartime requirements.
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Topeka
Altho Kansas
Governor Schoeppel Pledges Toward War Loan Quota
Governor Andrew Schoeppel told the state war finance committee that a greater effort lies ahead but expressed confidence the state would reach any reasonable quota assigned in the upcoming fourth war loan drive set to begin January 18.
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Andrew Schoeppel
State War Finance Committee
Drivers' license applications rise nationwide Kansas patrol reports
Kansas highway patrol reports about 55 000 more motorists applied for driving permits in six weeks since checks began. Traffic blocks in 65 communities revealed about two percent of drivers without licenses.
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Topeka
Kansas Highway Patrol
Will Zurbucken
Livestock and Farm Implements Sold Through Journal-World Ads
Trainloads of livestock and used farm implements were sold via Journal-World classified advertisements. The listings showcased multiple consignments and varied farming equipment, indicating active local trade channels.
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Journal-World
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