Navy relations witness testifies about Safford and Kimmel
On the witness stand a naval intelligence officer testifies that Safford tried to clear his links to Admiral Kimmel while denying direct influence. The testimony references a 1944 court inquiry and Japanese messages timing the Pacific start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barkley
Thia
Safford
Tan
Navy
Kimmel
Navals
Court of Inquiry
Ferguson
R-Mich
Reez
Wood Tate
World Judges Chosen for International Court of Justice
Thirteen judges elected on first ballot by the United Nations Security Council and General Assembly. Among those chosen are Gren Hackworth and John E Read. Ninety-five nominations surfaced for the fifteen seats at The Hague with salaries of 18000 dollars yearly. Second ballot to determine long and short terms. terms vary to nine six and three years. The new court succeeds the 1921 permanent court of justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
International Court of Justice
United Nations Security Council
Genial Assembly
Gren Hackwort
United States State Department
John E. Read
Ottawa
Department of External Affairs
Hague
Wote
Jndeworth
International Court
Internationsl Court of Justice
Permanent Court of International Justice
The
Tragic death rocks Columbia as Mary Lou Jenkins found dead
Mary Lou Jenkins, 20, was found strangled at her parents' home in Columbia. Her mother, nurse Mrs. J. D. Jenkins, discovered the body after returning from night duty. Police reported possible attack with few clues as coroner planned a dawn inquest. Jenkins had recently graduated from Stephens College and planned to teach in the public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
G&i
Mary Lou Jenkins
Odey
J. D. Jenkins
Rr. Jenkins
N. R. Hagan
Irl
Gereama
Columbia Public Schools
George Arlis Dies Screen Star at Seventeen?
George Arlis a London born actor dies in London at age 17 after a bronchial illness. He began stage work early with a London printer father and later moved to film and theatre, earning recognition in various productions.
January fourth day month in a row report notes moisture
An OCR fragment notes January snowfall comparisons and moisture levels. Flora cites January as 9th of December and a quarter of January 1946. Port Scott recorded 4.66 inches of moisture during January, topping state reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Scott
Janet
State Point
Speakers Set For Open Farm Machinery Meeting
Three speakers announced for the February 11 open meeting at the Community building on farm machinery care adjustment and operation costs. Sponsored by the Farm Bureau and Kansas State College extension division, the program features K E Mebold Standard Oil automotive engineer R W Kuykendall Goodrich tire representative and F A H Lininger IH service manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Extension Division
Kansas State College
K. E. Mebold
Standard Oil
R.W. Kuykendall
Goodrich Company
Lininger
International Harvester Company
Kansas City
Deaths and funerals in local area report
Funeral services were held for Rev. Edwin T. Rice at First Methodist with Dr. O K E Allison and several ministers presiding. Burial followed in Emporia. Also noted were services for George William Irving at St James A M E with burial at Maple Grove, and obituaries for Mrs. Glenn Flora, Fred Williams, and others with arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin T. Rice
Barker Avenue
First Methodist Church
O. K E. Allison
Edwin F. Price
W. J. Hastie
Hiawatha
George Lowman
W. H. Craig
Rice
Fatty Light
Topeka
Oswego
Emporia
Schubert
William Irving
George William Irving
Connecticut Street
St. James A.M.E
W. 8
Boona
Bowser-Lee
Maple Grove
Legion chief urges watchdog role for veterans rights
Indianapolis Feb 17 national commander of the American Legion urged that Legionnaires in 18 400 posts act as watchdogs for veterans rights. He proposed a June executive committee meeting to issue a statement on Veterans Administration activities and pressed for immediate hospital beds to aid 7,000 applicants waiting, plus swift GI bill processing and death claim dispositions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
John Btalle
American Legion
National Executive Committee
Veterans Administration
Ererement
Stelle
Omar N. Bradley
Bradley
Legion
Cen Peti
Europe Needs Bread Prompts U.S. Wheat Ration Appeal
President Truman ordered limits on wheat use for alcohol and beer with a plan to urge Americans to eat less bread and cake so Europe can avoid starvation. Officials weigh sending leaf wheat and wheat products to curb domestic demand while other nations also cut food use to free supplies for wartime relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Washington
Truman
White House
Anderson
Buenos Aires
Rade
War era notices recount local service families milestones
The column lists local residents and relatives connected to military service. Carl and Mrs. Asel celebrate a ding anniversary as son T J Herbert Asel arrives in the U S at Camp Kilmer after service in Europe. Sgt Larry Apel returns to Lawrence after discharge and plans KU civil engineering study. Glyde Hyatt learns son Paul Hyatt leaves Palu and heads to San Francisco en route to Norman Oklahoma for navy discharge. Lt George W Noland and family arrive in Lawrence after navy discharge. Thomas D Hutton transfers from Seattle to Shoemaker California for overseas duty. S/Sgt Frank R McFarland discharged. his wife and son reside in Kansas City. McFarland earned three battle stars, Croix de Guerre with Palm, and Distinguished Service Cross. The narrative notes vessel crossings and storms near Marseille.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Asel
Indiana Street
T/J
Herbert Asel
United States
Europe
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Larry Apel
Lawrence
Army
Transportation Corps
Service of Supplies
Hollandis
New Guinea
Liberty Memorial High School
K. U
Department of Civil Engineering
Lawrence Chamber To Meet On Rural Acquaintance Smoker
Agriculture and Good Will committees of the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce meet at 7 80 tonight to plan the annual Rural Acquaintance Smoker set for March. Floyd Black of the Kansas Federation of Labor will be interviewed by Prof. Sejena av sider of the University of Kansas on the "to Kansas" broadcast over KFKU at 9 80 tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture and Good Will
Chamber of Commerce
Annua
Tentaive
Floyd Black
Kansas Federation of Labor
Sejena Av Sider
Arseanalty of
Kansas Department of Economies
Kansas
KFKU
Two Concrete Block Houses Planned In Kansas City
Kansas City reports two new houses approved for construction with permits issued. Both structures will be built from concrete blocks and rise on Rhode Island Street addresses 2144 and nearby site. Officials noted timeline concerns and scheduling for framing, with project expected to begin soon and details in the local permit offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominick II
Rhode Island Street
Fee Rans
Rap Barker
Willard de. Larkin
S/Sgt Richard J Dawes Arrives Home After War Service
S/Sgt Richard J Dawes, son of Mr and Mrs Glenn A Dawes of 1125 Rhode Island St, received his army discharge at Baker General Hospital in Martinsburg West Virginia on January 31. He returned home Sunday night after a brief visit with his wife in Washington DC. Dawes was wounded in Germany last February and underwent several operations in France before hospitalization in the U S. He is entitled to wear the Bronze Star Purple Heart European Theater ribbon with one battle star and the good conduct medal. He was cited for meritorious service. Before entering the army in December 1942, Dawes was an accountant at the Lawrence paper mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard J. Dawes
Mra
Glenn A. Dawes
Rhode Island Street
Army
Baker General Hospital
Martinburg
West Va
Washington, D. C
Dawes
Germany
France
Lawrence
Personal notices include several hometown movements and health updates
Georges W Alexander visits city with cousin Dale Carnegia and attends an Ivanhoe temple class. Dean Swarthout returns from Pawpaw after a relative's death. Pearson leaves for Sturgeon Bay to drive a government car at Sunflower Village. W F Sears condition reported fair after illness at Memorial hospital. Max Willer hay returns from seven weeks with daughter in San Bernardino. B G Nicolay returns home after operation at Lawrence Memorial hospital. C C Winslet returns from Girard to family. Ralph Hubbell undergoes major operation and is recovering at Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georges W. Alexander
Connecticut Street
S City
Dale W. Carnegia
Mr. Carnegia
Ivanhoe Temple
Dean D. M. Swarthout
Pawpaw
Omes Pearson
Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Sunflower Village
W. F .Sears
Memorial Hospital
Max Willer Hay
Robert Hes
San Bernardino
B. G. Nicolay
West Lesh Strait Wing
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
C. C. Winslet
Girard
Robert Carr
Ralph Hubbell
Memorial
Marriage Licenses Listed in Minnesota Notice
Marriage licenses granted in Polkton Minnesota include Gorm forand He and Lassie Eitce and Salt Lakes. Pirate fragments indicate several names and locations though details are unclear. This brief notice records the licenses issued and associated names with limited legible data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poleton
Minn
Gorm
Fora
Lassie Eitce
Temporary half cent fuel oil price hike reported
City Utah and Topeka staged temporary 0.5 cent per gallon rise on fuel oil, raising local price to 7.1 cents a gallon. The increase, valid from January 25, aims to spur refinery production and offset rationing costs, with dealers absorbing refinery transport costs from the war period. Rumor suggests the hike may last until about April, pending confirmation from the wartime price and rationing board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Bradley Denies Legion Charges Against VA
Washington reports Lt Gen Omar Bradley rejects American Legion claims that the Veterans Administration planned to dismiss about forty six thousand non service connected hospital cases. He calls the accusation baseless and says his denial aims to reassure lawmakers and constituents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Omar N. Bradley
American Legion
Veterans Administration
Veterans
Congress
John Stelle
Legion
Donald Glascoff
Bradley
Market News Markets at Glance From New York Feb 6
Market news summarizes a grain and livestock report with mixed commodity prices and futures. Cotton and wheat hold steady while corn and oats show modest moves. cattle and hogs trade steady to higher with active feeder markets. Prices for soybeans, corn, and grain futures reflect light dealer interest and seasonal demand factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
York
Brocks
Price
Sulefly Ateniy
Market Report and Local Notices Fragments
Market column notes mixed grain futures and prices with receipts, Kansas City and Chicago mentions, assorted livestock figures, and a card of thanks from the Ottinger family for support during illness and death. Several names and places appear, including Nebraska and Wyoming markets, Prairie, Chicago, and local community names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hus
Robert Ottinger
Maud Ottinger
Fred Ottinger
Agnes Winger
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Hindan Canin
George Welker
Reed
Bafford
Heeke Teall
Indery Ashfron
Immel
Backworth
George Arliss
Arles
Orient Campbell
Ries Services
Glenn Flora
Worden
LaVergne Dillon
Baldwin
Kenneth
John
Fred
Williams Fred. Williams
Missouri Street
Mia
Daisy Williams
Byron Williams
Okahoma City
Von
Kirk Williams
San Diego
Calif
Millie Smith
Idaho
Anee
Sandford
New York City
William E. Griffith Ware
William Curii Nan
S J. Luke’s Hospital
Innes
Security Inurance Company
Gertrude H. Griffith
East
Dartmouth Road
Warren
Ures Pea Kaas
Canadian Rockies
Baas
Lake Louise
Alberta
Mt. Eisenhower
U. S
George W. Noland
U. S. Navy
New Hampshire Street
Chicago
Noland
W. A. Noland
Williamstown
Thomas D. Hutton
the Marys
U.S. Naval Hospital
Seattle
Shoemaker
Great Lakes
Ill
Farragut
Ida
Frank R. McFarland
Mra. F. M. McFarland
Frank ,Jr
Sct
McFarland
30Th Infantry
Sra
Belgium
Kassel
Berlin
Vileward
Marseilles
UPA
Dwisht de Biter
Kaness City
Moccuiiciens
Hs Soto
Kansan
Lawrence National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Kraden
USDA
Arrivela
U.S
Nebraska
Wyoming
Piet Triumpha U
Wsomine Blisa rHumphe U. & No
Florida
Bilan Triumpha Bo No
Kansas City Kanaas City
Jane Pryce
New York
Wall
Anaconda Miney
Lectric
Santa Fe
Coe Cranne Am Té& T
Chresler
Gen Foods Aay
Tel Ranson & Co
Delbert C. Richardson Insurance Agency
Jeffries
Lawrence Banna Ciaas
Joan Way
Cisim
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