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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1945

Page

2

Two Fatal Accidents Reported in Lawrence City

City police annual report details two deaths from crashes in Lawrence during August and September. An eight year old girl died at Twenty third and Massachusetts in a truck collision, and a nine year old girl died crossing Massachusetts at Nineteenth. Measures include slow signs painted, traffic lines added, and a traffic light approved for installation at Nineteenth and Massachusetts.

Lawrence Twenty-third Massachusetts Street Nineteenth Street Massachusetts State Highway Commission Nineteenth

Cold New Year Arrival Dips to Subfreezing Depths

The article notes a chilly spell in the New Year with 28 F daytime warmth, a drop to 22 F at midnight, then down to 7 F by morning. Light snow flurries left visible drifts on lawns and curbs as the cold persisted through the night.

Ana

Air clash over Brussels in 40 minute front fight

In Brussels this morning a 40 minute air battle pitted the Luftwaffe against RAF Spitfires as German air operations surged to an estimated 400 sorties yesterday. Casualties and details remain unconfirmed.

Luftwaffe R.A.F Brussels Adt Lire Ene

Ensign Byrn to Return to U S Navy Hospital

Ensign Martha Byrn will return tomorrow to the U S naval hospital in Corona California after a 15 day leave with her mother Mrs Coen Byrn. Rev G C Hester of Baxter Springs and Mr and Mrs G J Shaw of Bamboo Wisconsin visited relatives here during Christmas. Will Johns Kansas City Kansas police chief visited home here yesterday and today. Pearle C Sherer and children Janice and Eugene from Washington DC were weekend guests of the Wilsons.

Martha Byrn U. S. Naval Hospital Corona Cal Coen Byrn G. C. Hester Baxter Springs G. J. Shaw Bamboo Wis W. B. Campbell Hester Will Johns Kansas City Kan Pearle C. Sherer Janice Eugene Washington, D. C Ernest Wilson Ben Richard North First Setreet Sherer Auditing Department of the United States Treasury Lawrence Lawrence Business College Eli Wilson J. F. Kell California J.g Raymond M. Kell Portland Ore Whittier Kell University of Kansas Bonneville Electric Power Company Lawrence Deever United Brethren Churches Kansas Cities Deever Gertrude Elliott L. H. Menger Jack Ferguson Jeannette St. Louis

January stamp values updated by Office of Price Admin

The AP reports new red and blue stamp values effective January with series resets. Meat and processed foods stamps see validity changes, sugar stamps extend to February, fuel oil and airplane air stamps adjust nationwide, with regional shortages noted in Midwest South and Pacific Northwest.

Associated Press P.A. Baya O.P.A I . Bhoes Hng Midwest Perio Pacific North East

Armed Forces Updates Promote Seaman First Class Robertson

Charles Donald Robertson son of Mr and Mrs C M Robertson of 82644 Massachusetts street has been promoted to Seaman first class and is stationed at Jacksonville Florida and in flight school Pfc Joe H Edler writes to his parents that he has arrived safely in Wales after leaving home four weeks ago Pat and Mrs Donald Palmateer and daughter Patty Ann spent the holidays with their parents Mr and Mrs Donald Palmateer and her parents Mr and Mrs George Trent

Charles Donald Robertson C. M. Robertson Massachusetts Street Jacksonville, Fla Pfc Joe H. Edler H. A. Edler Eudora Wales Pat Donald Palmateer Patty Ann George Trent

Deaths and Funerals in Topeka and Lawrence Area

Multiple notices of deaths and funeral plans including Mrs Ida K Bailey in Topeka at Rumsey funeral home with Oak Hill burial, Mrs Myrtle Wright a bakery owner’s widow in Kansas City service at 2:30 pm, Mrs Mary W Doran a 82 year old widow of Thomas F Doran and Reinisch Rose Gardens contributor, Miss Callie Schleifer 81 of Eudora buried at Raton, Catherine Nieder in Topeka, Lucille Jane Pennell 70 of Topeka with service at Ninth Street Baptist Church and burial at Oak Hills, and related survivors and service times.

Ida K. Bailey Bonnie Deane Vaughn Topeka Rumsey Funeral Oak Hill Cemetery Myrtle Levilla Wright Ray. W. Wright Brinkman St. Joseph Hospital Kansas City Mary W. Doran Thomas F. Doran Doran Lawrence Brinton Webb Woodward Quantrill Callie Schleifer Raton N. M Eudora May Schleifer Emma Schleifer Rhode Island Lloyd Schleifer Massachusetts Street Harry Schleifer Catherine Nieder Harry [Mil Lucille Jane Pennell Pennsylvania Street Androm Ninth Street Baptist Church William J. Pennell Birmingham Ala Betty Lou King Johann Morgan Caroline Kereford Charles A. Pennell Italy William J. Rogers Philippines John D. Kirby Perry King Howard C. Patterson S l c U.S.N.R Earle N. J Mre Pennell Junius Pennell Suly Herbert Haskell, Terma & Ge the University Haskell Ear Valley Amal J. Dalton E. BE. Ambrosias County Goss Hercules Elty Bude Wiacomtraie Armel Ers W.H. Scrivner Go E. E. Taylor Sunlower South Park Hada Union K. U Douglas County Court Bible University Mark Alexander France William Kollender Wren Mercury ME. C. Quigley Paul A. Cannady Fred. Kahn Douglas County Bagis Wakarusa County Farm Henry Stillwell U. 29 L.M.H Augusta Earl Mitchell Wright Flory Skinner Eworer Mia Simmons Ellsworth Spencer Gray 23Rd Massachusetts Thomas Bayne Wilson Sunflower B.P.W Teachers Institute J. B. Wilson G.O.P State Guard Perry Frank McDonald E. E. Boyce Michigan University Kaw River Mary Richards Kaw Lee Freeman Leo Brady Gerald Pierson University High Ansel H. Whitcomb Board of Education Lela A. Gordon Hill W. J. Cummings Lawrence High Haskell Stadium C. Clark Restens Hoard of Gaunt E. Quigley George McCrary Wolgon George Dick Old Settlers C. of C Kaneas Washburn Ada Potter Arthur BE. Inman Bonglower Post Washington Oot Vini Fair Manhattan Red Goose Blood Bank Jack I Gon I T.C.U Seaworth Council Louisiana Street Prairden Hasken Atchison

Lawrence sessions and school board meet in January

The Douglas County commisioners will hold sessions at the courthouse tomorrow morning. The regular monthly meeting of the board of education is set for Monday evening January 8 at the Liberty Memorial high school building office.

Douglas County Conmionery Court House Board of Education Liberty Memorial High School

Grand County 1944 events summary in Lawrence area

A dense ledger of 1944 Lawrence and Douglas county happenings. Induction drills, Red Cross quotas, soldiers shipped to Fort Leavenworth, Sunflower Ordnance Works additions, university and school updates, fire losses, dam and levee work, civic meetings, and local political mentions fill the calendar from January through December. Key figures include Vera Abbey, Lawrence Morgan, Dr. Raymond Hall, George Kirchhoff, and Lt. Col. Mark Alexander among many others.

W.uv.r Reachea Red Cross John W. Devideson Laaryengrorth K. U Dowhem County Bipo Nelson Horn Ralph E. Gowana Victory Gardens K.U TB. Pierson Ray Jensen North Oi West Twenty Third Street Fort Leavenworth Hill Top Riding Club Kaw River North Lawrence Stevens Sunflower Ordnance Works Fort Leaven C. of C Douglas County Alfred Smith Friends Church County Old Perkins House West Fourth Street Harry Broers Harold Snider State Highway Commission A. H. Sluss Winter The Roger Allen American Legion Tincana Afood Union Pacific Haskell Elroy Eberwein Wilbur Longanecker Anda Envention Training Institute Woarren Snyder Hutchinson Lisle Eby Community Chest Alfred Beil George Spears Navy St K. U K—New Powder Inc Sunflower Coronede Lindley Hall Schoeppel Donald R. Hyde H. L Trinity Episcopal Church Jayhawker Chapter F.F.A France Douglas County Rural Chris Kraft Fifth War Loan Cam Aten Willam Allen A. M. Gardner Roy Flory Carl Friend Oat Allen Yoder Dro Poneda Has- Kelis van Bruners K. Athletic Board Warren Hile First Christian Culture R.E Mervin Quigley K. U. Ahase Greenock Lawrence Neff Alecusséa K. U. Kanpan Tulsa Robert T. Crowder Highway Commission Nineteenth Massachusetts Shawnee-Migsion Lawrence High Hldridge C. E. Allison Brockman Tawreties Walter McCray ‘Simpson EK. U._aeronautics Merle R. Harvey Kansas City Eudora Nahraaics War Fund Chest J. Mix L. N. Lieberman Renee E. L. Knapp Union Pacific Depot Robert Leon Flint Olathe Gertrude Hunt William Kollender Clippers Willey Topeka Litford Masten Board of Education Pine Key G.O.P Topeka Water Pgharm Bureau Solon Ayers Red Cross War Fund Haskell Institute Kansas Aggies Arthur H. Buhl Jack Kelsey Robert P. Patterson Oklahoma Tod Sara F. Patterson Ottawa Tos Kappa Girls Thomas B. Braniff Frank Lescher Missouri B. L. Snodgrass Union Lawrence Group T.B. Seal EK. U Wakarusa County Farm Jim Pine Willis Sutton Kahn Hannah Oliver Eudora Bridge Lawrence Deever United Brethren Church Co-Operative Club Rives Washburn M. C. Hager Harold Chamney R. H. Allen Perry Michelman Burelar Marks Jewelry Wesley Lawrence Green New County KFKU

Quiet town wrestles with New Year and war ending

Sunday silence gives way to wartime restraint as residents plan minimal celebration. Grandma vows one stiff drink if the war ends, while rationing drives behavior and politics fuel debate. Ice, fines for unshoveling walks, and shoe stamp rumors color a cautious start to 1945 amid slot machine prosecutions and war effort worries.

Grandma

KU News Roundup From Campus and War Times

A 1945 Kansas University update notes cigarets recovered after a small loss, overseas censorship on a story about Heines, and brisk morale questions. It mentions Bowl games quiet, war news, and local ice and hunting conditions. Churchill and Eden’s Greece trip is celebrated. D-Day photos by Bert Brandt premiere. KU classes resume and Whiteway lights stay lit to deter crime.

K. U Whiteway Churchill Eden Greece Eisenhower Bert Brandt U.S

16 4 H youth honored at annual banquet

A report of the annual banquet honoring 16 4 H youth, with emphasis on achievements and community recognition.

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