Japs Used Poison Gas On U S Troops
Tokyo reports Brig. Gen. Charles E. Loucks states Japanese forces used poison gas against American troops in isolated instances late in World War II. He cites Biak New Guinea March 5 1945 and gas grenades at Biak and against Chinese in China.
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Tokyo
Charles E. Loucks
New Guinea
MacArthur
Signal Corps
Biak
New Guin
Loucks
China
Japan
U. S
Washington
Chemical‘warfare Service
Tarawa
Iwo
Loukas
FLIERS TO TIENTSIN AND CHINA OFFENSIVE
Chinese communists report six American fliers rescued after a forced landing in communist territory and note the start of a 100000 man central government offensive in Shansi and Henan. The force masses along the Lunghai railroad with Japanese support and begins crossing the Yellow River toward liberated areas, while nationalist columns reportedly engage in operations.
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Chungking
Chinese Comminate Today
Tientsin
Shansi
Henan
Lunghai
Chenghsien
Tungkwan
Yellow River
Kansas funds grow as debt reduced in five months
In the first five months of fiscal year 1945 46 Kansas added 12 821 231 to principal funds and reduced unmatured soldiers compensation bonds by 1 000 000 State Treasurer Elmer T Beck said unemployment compensation trust fund rose 8 426 818 to 54 635 636 fee funds increased 4 337 515 to 34 640 611 and general revenue fund stood at 10 210 272 up 56 898.
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Topeka
Kansas
Elmer T. Beck
Fee
General Revenue Fund
Beck
Dairy Farm Meeting Set for 1946 Program Talk
County agent announced a meeting to discuss the therogram for 1946. All six entities were invited to attend as part of the discussion and planning.
Marriage Licenses Issued by J B Wilson Saturday
Marriage licenses were issued Saturday at the Probate Judge office to Charles Mack and Lucy K Walker both of Leavenworth Harmon W Crooks and M E Smith both of Sioux City Ia George Holmes and Verneta Robertson both of Topeka Ralph L Samberson Pueblo not all names clearly listed.
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J. B. Wilson
Charles Mack
Lucy K. Walker
Leavenworth
Harmon W. Crooks
M . E. Smith
Sioux City
George Holmes
Verneta Robertson
Topeka
Ralph L. Samberson
Pueblo
Rectal Ailments Offer Quick, Inexpensive Relief
An advertisement touts mild office treatments for piles and rectal ailments, claiming average healing under two weeks without hospitalization. It invites readers to request a free book or call Har rison 2846 for an appointment at the Clinic, 1824 Main St Kansas City Mo.
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Main St
Kansas
Harrison
Kansas City
Adv
Kaw Valley Dairy Record Meeting Set for December 15
A Dairy Farm Record association planning meeting is scheduled at the Lawrence Community Building on Saturday December 15 at 11 a m. Ray Stover and John Lind dairy specialists from Kansas State College will meet with Kaw Valley officers and members.
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Dairy Farm Record Association
Lawrence
Ray Stover
John Lind
Kansas State College
Kaw Valley
B F Goodrich Silvertown Tire Claims Superior Mileage
The Silvertown tire uses new synthetic rubber and a flatter tread to outwear prewar tires. It features stronger cotton cord, more cords, and a rugged tire body for longer mileage and better safety. Over 2,000 tests and nearly 17 million miles driven by fleets support the claim. Supplies limited but expected to grow in coming months.
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B. F. Goodrich Silvertown
B. F. Goodrich
Pearl Harbor
B. F. Goodrich Company
Akron
Ohio
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Yungchang
Tatung-Puchow
Peiping- Jehol
Peiping
Frances Collins, Baldwin
Taxi Allelic
Company Tre
Valla
Glenn
Educational Toys Furniture
Children’s
Gee Ee
Baby Books
B.F. Goodrich
Gib. Francis
Stover and Lind
Hillside Drug
John R. Mettner
Mettner’s Fountain
Kansas Public Service Co. Inc
American Broadcasting Company
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