Eden Reports on Big Conferences World War II news from Tehran Cairo talks
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden told the House of Commons that decisions at Tehran and Cairo shorten the war and solidify plans to defeat Germany and Japan. He praised Churchill, Stalin, and Roosevelt, and noted unity with Turkey and China on joint military aims and the postwar order. Eden warned of continued heavy effort and urged national resolve as Allies pursue victory. A marriage license was issued to Alvin LaVerne Delofanc and Mae Haas of Tonga Otley.
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London
Anthony Eden
Commons
Statin
Britain
Japan
Churchill
Cairo
Srmalierrt
Eden
China
Germany
Turkey
Ismet Incan
Russia
America
Wes
Seates
Fden
Balkanssion
Josip Broz
Titod
Ecko Alavia
Britaina
Yugese
Peter
Tito
Anciies
Teasure
Eiden
Teheran
Andre Vishinsky
Italy
Ood Dld Nevet
Egypt
Ig Wa
Stoud
Uniform regulations on availability of men for office debated
Washington December 14 uniform regulations on the availability of men for public office were discussed in Congress. Senator Pepper urged President Roosevelt to issue aclarify the policy and establish a rule for officers and enlisted men in the army and navy. He said the commander in chief should set the procedure.
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Washington
Adust
Congress
Pepper D-Flaj
Roosevelt
Pepper
Army
Navy
Attorney General Defends White Democratic Party in Voting Case
In Austin on December 14, Attorney General Gerald C. Mann said there is no constitutional bar to white Democrats organizing a separate political party. He filed a Supreme Court brief in Lonnie E. Smith v. E. Allwright, a Harris County election case arguing Negroes may be barred from Democratic primaries.
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Austin
Tex
LPI
Texas
Gerald C. Mann
Tne
United States Supreme Court
Lonnie E. Smith
E. Allwright
Harris County
Smith
Congress
Mann
UN relief head outlines plight of displaced in war
Sayre warned of 20 million Europeans and a larger Asian count driven from homes by axis forces or enslaved in labor gangs. He urged U N relief and rehabilitation efforts and noted Congress debates funding, estimating US need around 1.35 billion dollars for the program.
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B. Sayre
Boston Institute
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Europe
Asia
Congress
United States
United Nations
Sayre
Relief Administration
Wartime ration stamps and period validity update
The notice outlines ration stamp categories A through E with dates for valid use and expiration across regions. It details period one through three coupons, their geographic scope, and value in gallons or units, noting shifts in validity through January to March in various zones.
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Uclid
Middle East
Far Wat
Beef Price Range Goes Into Effect
Chicago December 14 An extensive system of price ranges will go into effect on all live cattle tomorrow under OPA ceilings and floors. Individual cattle may sell outside limits. packers receive subsidies tied to monthly averages. Some top cattle already reached $16.85 per hundred pounds. meat prices across pork beef and mutton stay under ceilings at wholesale and retail levels.
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Chicago
LFK
OPA
Opas
CPA
Military Personnel Notes From Home Front Messages
Armed Forces personnel and spouses are detailed: Lee Love and Mrs Love visited with Ray and Mrs Love then returned to Camp Picsett. Jack McAllister of White Plains N Y has been promoted to major at a North Carolina camp. Florence Edmonds of Lawrence is now Mrs McAllister. George J Willhoite of 2043 New Hampshire street has been commissioned second lieutenant at Fort Knox Ky for training and instruction duties. Mary Josephine Sevier of Lawrence joins the Marine Corps Women's Reserve for training at Camp Lejeune Naw River NC. Lt Lewis W Bearman of the AAF attends a standardization school in Columbus Ohio for several weeks.
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Jack McAllister
White Plains
North Carolina
McAlister
Florence Edmonds
Lawrence
George J. Willhoite
George B. Willhoite
New Hampshire Street
Armored Command
Fort Knox
Armored Replacement Training Center
Mary Josephine Sevier
Marine Corps Women's Reserve
Kansas City
Kansas
Camp Lejeune
Naw River
N.C
Seals and health notes mark Lawrence events
Mrs Mahlon Ball announces December seal sale proceeds at 12640. Seals sold December 24 at the Christmas wrapping station in the Jayhawker building from 2 to 5 pm and at local banks offices and health office. Granada theater hosts Civil Air Patrol guests for Guadalcanal Diary showing. Six new influenza cases reported. Wanda Jo Reade marks 14 years of church attendance. GOP prospect Cinderella scene noted for 1944 presidential race with Gough A Green mentioned.
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Mahlon Ball
Gaz Company
Jayhawker
Lawrence National Bank
Outlook
City Health
Lawrence Civil Air Patrol Squadron
Granada Theater Management
Guadalcanal
Health Department
Nealeth Department
Wanda Jo Reade
Independence
Myre
Glen
January Birthdays in Service List With Addresses Sought
January birthdays listed for service members and spouses with requests for greetings and contact details. Mrs Frank E Jones will provide addresses to send notices, listing many names by day with scattered OCR errors and incomplete entries.
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Frank E. Jones
Frank E. Jane
East Thirteenth Street
Woman narrowly survives fiery car mishap
Mrs. Larry Lefhels was found near a burning scene on the freeway with critical injuries but regained consciousness. Rescue teams aided her, and she is reported to be recovering though not yet fully regained.
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Larry Lefhels
Deaths and Funerals Reported for Mrs Stone and Others
Final plans for services and gatherings are noted. Emma Rasiser is mentioned with associations in Ringwood and Oklahoma. A club or group meets Friday afternoon and Monday for a whist event. December 27 marks a home gathering for Mr Othel Moore, with a next meeting set for January 7.
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Sarah L. Stone
Nand Cema- Waderesda
Emma Rasiser
A Cole
Have
Ringwood, Oklo
Misa Amaia Kizer
Othel Moore
Rose Spearman
Insurance Rate Cut in Kansas Expected to Save Employers
Kansas insurers reduce rates by 11.8 percent effective January 1. State Insurance Commissioner Charles F. Hobbs says the drop will save employers about $550 yearly. The decline comes as industrial accident rates were lower than earlier projections, surprising experts.
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Pecindusia
Kansas
Charles F. Hobbs
Dupes
Experm
Fhe
House Votes To Hire Crude Oil
Washington dispatch reports the House passed a crude oil price control bill 93 to , directing the OPA to raise prices by about 30 to 74 cents per barrel and tying future ceilings to exploration and production needs. Senator Thomas seeks to attach the measure to anti-food subsidies legislation while Interior Secretary Ickes pushes for higher prices.
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Washington
Sease
Senate
Thomas
D-Okla
House
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Dismey
Ia Sponger
Ickes
Aoters
Boas Faena
Barglay
Ohio
Sursides
Senaso
Guard and convict slain in tension at state prison
A guard and a convict were killed amid disturbances at a state facility following a long stretch of confinement. Investigators described a volatile scene with inmates resisting staff as officers attempted to contain rioting and restore order inside the prison grounds.
Game at Community Badiag Tha Maechin’s
Feint text fragment indicates a local game event at Community Badiag Tha Maechin. Readable details show a match involving local teams and a scheduled contest. Names and exact scores are unclear from the fragment.
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Badiag Tha Maechin
Mates Daskettal
Amsa
Influenza Epidemic Hits Germany and Madrid
A neutral physician arriving from Berlin reports a sweeping influenza and grippe outbreak in Germany and Madrid with cases two to three times greater than in Britain.
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Germany
Madrid
Britain
Berlin
Flood Toll Rises With Mexican Floods
Mexican floods across Sinaloa and surrounding regions claim 25 lives with official figures listing 29 dead nationwide and approximately 3 million dollars in property damage excluding communications costs.
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Mexico City
CPR
Sinaloa State
Oficial Figores
Bank Seeks Dissolution of State Bank of Lecompter
Petition in district court seeks dissolution of the State Bank of Lecompter. Signed by W. S. Glenn as president and director, it states stockholders met November 15 and authorized dissolution. It notes debts paid, no assets remain, and no reason to continue the corporation. Directors listed include J. W. Areider, Zella Iew, Mary Andersen and Charles Nichals.
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State Bank of Lecompter
District Cours
W. S. Glenn
Nat
Glenn
Bank
J. W. Areider
Zella Iew
Mary Andersen
Charles Nichels
Lieutenant Speaks at Omaha Induction Service
Lieut John Rackley spoke in Lawrence today to various head groups at 11:30 this morning. He addressed educational clerks and teachers at a 3 pm meeting in the cafeteria. the event followed a morning session with a Liberty Memorial focus.
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John Rackley
Thas Reinductiom Service
Omaha
Neh
Lawrence
Mameng Uees Sosats
Sses
Christmas Vespers Offering Supports Chriseman Vesper Scholarship
The church Christmas Vespers collection yielded 291 dollars with 350 in offerings including one-dollar bills, silver tokens, and a Canadian coin. The fund supports the Chriseman Vesper Scholar ships for aging and modest scholars in the community.
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Vita
Honor Chaplain Noll at 82 Amid World War Service
Fragmented OCR text honors Chaplain Noll aged 82 in connection with wartime service. References to war departments, allied forces, and memorial mentions suggest a public notice or obituary note highlighting religious service and recognition.
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Mae Haas
Tonga
Otley
Supreme Court
Sayre Savy
Belgium
Stockholm
CPRK
Brussels
Socis Demikraten
Baron Alexander von Falkenhausen
Elita Corps
Richard Jaungklaus
Heinrich Hirmler
Gestapo
Tom G. Stitts
The
War Food Administration
Dairy and Poultry Branch
American Butter Institute Today
Lee Love
Mrs. Love
Ray Love
Camp Picsett
Lewis W. Bearman
Cale
AAF
Columbus
Tendon Teg
Itan
Chi Herald-American
Gought A. Green
Illnois
Cinderells
Harold McKay
Robert Cur
S—Ariang L. Grever
Alfred W. Lyon
Floyd Ter
Richard Pattergon
Kenneth Roberis
t—Douglas McGregor
Richard 4. Skinner
Donald Hult
Joe Blachs
Frank G. Borat
Dr. Maur Urite A. Walker
J. A A. Lavery
Leo K. Smith
Leon Francia Piper
Carl Barlow
Dewayne Hiddlestos
Marion T.kenneth L. Puckete
Donald R. Wetzel
Howard Gutherland
Frank Russel Frink
Olivar Steyn
W. Firner, Jr
Charles ©. Breithaups
Carroll D. Clark
Clinton Barber
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Sanbern
Carl N. Mendanhkall
Edwin Rice Prelps. Jr
Harry W. Edmondson, Jr
A. Gibier
R. J. Downey
Wm. W. Krom
Albert Les Moher
D. Glenn Lindley
Lf Arbon Freer
Howard Burnet
Burris Lavery
Horace Mason
Lore
M. Chambers
Lloyd Whitsett
Elweed H. Smith
Georges Co. Petryjohn
li—Rohert Newby
Harold WW. King
William Hughes
Argel Cechran
Harwood G. Roisky
L. BE. Hiegsenstein
Leon James
Chester
Wismer
Howard E. Miller
Roy P. Barnes
David Richard Romina
Ted Conleysh
Gerald Lisdenberger
Rodare Laing
Ines
Corey Wane Lonnec
Elise Warcy Arne
John
Helley Grdon
Mars Alizander
C. A. Messenger
Richard
Miller
Elmer Earl Lindell
John Edward Peete
Arthur
Anderses
Basten
Dena
M. F. Hudson Co
Oldsmobile
Os'atoma Pan Commi
Besa Mardass
McAlaster
Oxia
Dees
Tenitentacc
Wardan
Smaiey
Slaszee
Steen
Johnson
Iassa mii
Sugzescor
Bris Tecaise
Ailee
Ailee, In Gnacga
Sga
Fouets
Sorat Awe
Wheara
Smalley
Gantenen
Joansden Kamnefst
Saran S
Thas
Faris
Lawrence Lodge
ELKS
A. R. Cochran
District Cour
Lecompten Corporation
Seneiar Ship Fund
Geis
Fine Army
Jouveyguty
Muse
Icguam
He “Re Arts
Chrisemag
Sunuas
Noll
Apgmeianst
Laos
Sfaplica
Awa
ATES
MSS
Vker
Studebaker’s Expert Services
Ves Yee Tomes
Ceynece
Buddy Gallagner Motors
Pinea
Peeteee Aiuteroa Moacetuas
Seren de
Spee
Pos Ane
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Bae
EBM
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