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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1945
Page
6
No Place to Go Conventions Face Ban by ODT
The Office of Defense Transportation plans to curb national conventions to cut travel and reduce use of rolling stock. It notes travel has barely declined when advised against unnecessary trips, yet conventions remain a major time drain for citizens. The move aims to reduce occasions for attendance, signaling a world with fewer conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Defense Transportation
ODT
Something Left German Counterattacks Signal War Stresses
The article notes Stimson's view that Nazi power remains capable of energetic actions. German diversions aimed at Budapest and a western push into Belgium shift to fluid warfare with Luftwaffe involvement, suggesting temporary German advantages but no improved odds of victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stimson
Budapest
von Rundstedt
Belgium
Meeting Student Needs At University Of Lawrence
Chancellor Deane W. Malott told a Lawrence club that university needs refer to students and serving the state. He announced a return to two semesters next fall after war driven programs wind down, noting 50 000 war workers trained by Guy Keeler’s extension division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Club
Deane W. Malott
Army
Navy
Guy Keeler
War era shifts at university as veterans seek training
The University moves from wartime staff on leave to serving returning veterans. Training programs adapt to veterans needs while peace time living courses stay active. Normal term rhythm returns as readjustment proceeds and V day celebrations fade from public planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altho
Atcents
Deficit and Taxes in 1944 and Burma War News
The 1944 federal deficit is shown as lower than 1943’s mainly due to higher taxation rather than spending cuts, with experts noting taxes are still not heavy enough to meet planned goals. Allied forces reach a Burma Mandalay rail link as Chinese troops clear a Japanese town on the Burma road, signaling progress in supplying China. Missouri guardsmen protest inauguration crowd rules amid 800 guardsmen sent to the event. 120 honorary colonels join the ceremony. The Atlantic Charter was never written down, reflecting cautious postwar sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Burma
Mandalay
China
War News on Belgian Bulge Counter-Offensive Prospects
The article previews a major Allied counter-offensive aimed at pinching the German bulge and trapping retreating forces. It notes rising battle intensity around Bastogne, Hodges and Patton advances, and forecasts heavy casualties on both sides with uncertain Eisenhower strategy as the siege tightens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgian Bulge
Berlin
Hisenhower
Patton
Bastogne
von Rundstedt
Bulge
Hodges
First Army
Liege
Antwerp
Eisenhower
Marshal von Rundstedt
Pruning at State University Ties to Economy
Chancellor Lindley submits biennial report detailing drastic cuts in services and equipment, plus staff reductions, in response to Kansas economic strain. The notice also lists local social visits, a wolf hunt sponsored by Excelsior CPA, and assorted social events in Emporia and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
E. H. Lindley
Board of Regents
Excelsior C.P.A
Earl Endacott
Abilene
Endacott
Frank Endacott
F. S. Hester
Nina Hester
San Digeo
L. T. Bong
Emporia
A. T. Olson
Mercy] Laessig
Virginia Hall
Manhattan
W. L. Newman
Monte Elizabeth Robbins
Dorothy Deichert
Marianna Cunningham
Isabel West
Mary Kennedy
Barbara Edmonds
Mary Alice Gorrill
Emporia-Lawrence
Peggy Clayton
C. S. Dennis
Fred G. Lexman
George Kahne
Chicago
Lorraine Lawrence
Sentne
Kansasity
Terry Jan. Mayhan
Arlene Marcum
Williamstown
Douglas elects McKone treasurer and Chamber names leaders
Twenty five years ago W H McKone was chosen treasurer by the Douglas commissioners to fill the office after Frank Tehers resignation. I C Stevenson resigned as board clerk to become vice president of Farmers Loan and Savings Bank. H B Ober was reelected Chamber of Commerce president with R A Kent vice president C H Tucker treasurer and H B Sparks secretary. G W Phenicie visited his farm near Reno and family. Mrs Cora Elam hosted New Year’s dinner with several guests. Mrs Jack Lawrence and daughter Jaconette of Lyons to visit parents A J Lane. Mildred Hughey visited Kansas City. Ralph Erwin spent holidays with family in Valley Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
I. C. Stevenson
Farmer’s Loan and Savings Bank
H. B. Ober
Chamber of Commerce
R. A. Kent
C. H. Tucker
H. B. Sparks
ATV
Booker T. Washington to Lecture in Lawrence
Forty years ago prominent educator Booker T. Washington will lecture in Lawrence on January 16 under the Methodist Episcopal church Men's class auspices. Charley Clark and Don Berchard visit friends. William Tuttle and family travel to Ottawa for a week. Isabel Hazen visits Osage City to see Elsie Barton. Jerome Beatty and Samuel Mc Reynolds, on Mandolin Club tour, return. Ed Bailey Alva Bernhard Joe Copley and Henry Asher also return with the KU Glee Club. Mrs. E C Post returns from visiting sister Mrs. James McConnell in Atchison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booker T. Washington
Lawrence
Methodist Episcopal Church
Charley Clark
Don Berchard
William Tuttle
Ottawa
Isabel Hazen
Osage City
Elsie Barton
Jerome Beatty
Samuel McReynolds
Mandolin Club
Ed Bailey
Alva Bernhard
Joe Copley
Henry Asher
The
Harmony marks opening of Indiana general assembly
The Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra provided a concert in the state house as harmony opened the 1945 Indiana general assembly. In New York City, Mayor LaGuardia banned gin rummy and similar pastimes in night clubs, with club owners agreeing to cut them out. In Saint Joseph, a new mood of love and peace appeared as 87 divorce hearings were scheduled, 25 plaintiffs seeking dismissals. In Los Angeles, Dan Morgenstern of the U.S. Maritime Service wrote of braving rain to see the film The Rains Came.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana General Assembly
Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra
State House
New York
Fiorello Laguardia
Sherman Billingsley
Stork Club
von St. Joseph
Saint Joe
Los Angeles
Dan Morgenstern
U. S. Maritime Service
Pacific
Hope Contract Said to Be Largest Single Radio Deal
Chicago report notes Bob Hope signed a 10 year contract with sponsor Charles Luckman of Lever Brothers Pepso dent division. spokesman calls it a large, multi year sum and the biggest single talent deal to date, extending Hope’s radio partnership to 17 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Chicago
Bob Hope
Charles Luckman
Lever Brothers Company
Luckman
Press censorship sparks U S calls for free press abroad
Frederick C. Crawford, chairman of the National Association of Manufacturers and president of Thompson Products, urged the United States to secure free press rights after returning from Europe. He accused wartime censorship of keeping Americans in semi ignorance, cited disillusionment with conditions in France, and noted American shoppers' weakness in purchasing power compared to German troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frederick C. Crawford
National Association of Manufacturers
France
America
Crawford
Thompson Products, Inc
New York State Chamber of Commerce
Germany
Belgium
Ace
Civilians Receiving Navy Recognition at Pearl Harbor
U S Pacific Fleet announces 19 naval contractors employees awarded the meritorious civilian service emblem by Vice Admiral Ben Morell for outstanding personal effort in Pacific construction programs. J B Adams of Osborne Kansas listed among honorees. The award honors personal effort, performance and loyalty of contractors’ employees with a silver lapel device of the civil engineer corps and a white V.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Pacific Fleet
Pearl Harbor
Ben Morel
Navy Bureau of Yards and Docks
Bureau
Board of Awards
Pacific Ocean
J. B. Adams
Osborne
Kan
Bureau of Yards and Docks
Secretary of the Navy
Seivil Engineer Corps
U. S. Navy
Baldwin News Family Reunion After Injury Incident
Corporal and Mrs George Lobingier of Denver visited Baldwin relatives last week. Mrs George Anderson slipped Sunday morning December 24 at Sunflower Plant, breaking her arm. Despite the injury, Mrs Anderson and Mr Anderson attended a Baldwin family reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A Lobingier
Denver
Colo
George Anderson
Local Notes From Wellsville Area Social Clubs and Guests
Lilian Sullivan and Ellen Callan host families as Lt Hallie Jacobs reports arrival at Marianna Islands after a Honolulu layover. Baldwin Bird Club meets Case Library with Dr. Ivan Boyd on Ducks and Christmas bird census. Kensington and Nautilus clubs share holiday events. Rebekah lodge greets new candidates. several social dinners honor Mrs Hanks and birth anniversaries. Ernest E Woods elected representative of the 27th district. formerly of Southwest Lumbermen, now with Woods Lumber Co. in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ai Oe Sullivan
Ellen Callan
Mia
A. M. Jacobs
Hallie Jacobs
Ebelas
Marianna Islands
Lieutenant Jacobs
Honolulu
Baldwin Bird Club
Case Library
Ivan L. Boyd
Thomas A. Evans
W. V. Potts
Kensington Club
Ninth and
Baker Streets
Nautilus Club
Elva. Emery
Roger, Schooley
Douglas ‘Cole
China
Yale Wells
John Ayers
A. B. Eisenbart
Thomas Coole
Reuel Hanks
Los Angeles
William Potts
D. Potts
Hanks
Grace M. Dean
Wells
Lois
Bremer
Sam Hedrick
Paul C. Kochan
Rebekah Lodge
Wellsville Lodge
Baldwin
John Gililand
Charles
Gem Theater
Gilsland
Charles Kirker
John Beeks
John Wealey Heaton, Jr
Douglas Whit Jey
Vernon Rockers
Warren Gaswint
E.W. Duncan
Burlington
Prentice
Showalter
Ernest E. Woods
Independence
Baker
Woods
Southwest Lumbermen’s Association
Kansas City
The
Woods Lumber
Swa in party visits Belmore sawmill and brickyard at Belmore
Swain Randall ride to Belmore and inspect the distillery brickyard and sawmill. Swain boasts profits from workshops over tobacco, while laborers mingle by the manor. The Belmore manor house built 1710 features rich wood paneling, marble doorway, and candle sconces, with servants attending meals and welcoming Randall for dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swain
Selmore
Randall
Belmore
Ned
Dave
Mat
New England
Friday Radio Schedule Highlights by Station Lineup
A dense listing of Friday evening programs across WREN WDAF KMBC and EMBC including The Lone Ranger Duffy's Tavern Famous Jury Trials That Browsier Boy People Are Funny and notable newscasts with mentions of The Aldrich Family Earl Godwin Carter and Bowie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren
Jack Armatrong
EMBC
Wdaf—Safety Council
WDAF
Western Echoes
EE World Today
Af—Newsroom
Wron the Lone Ranger
KMBC
WDAT
Wren State
Aldrich
Duffy's Tavern
Wren—Gang
Victory Band
Moore
Durante
Amon
Andy
Earl Godwin
Wren—Carter
Bowie
Stern
Ers Newareel
Melody
Radio Schedule Highlights For Early January Weekend
A dense listing of radio programs from KMBC WREN WDAF and others shows a packed lineup across Saturday and Sunday. Notable items include jazz and classical broadcasts, comedy shows, operas, newscasts, and theater presentations featuring Bobby Sherwood's Orchestra George Hicks and Don Gardner News among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WDAF
Cavaliers
Paraia Baptist
KMBC
Wren—News
BC Newl
Wdaf—Momente Musicale
Wren
Leland Stowe
Ellery Queen
Your
Navy
Gay Light Galeries
Wren— Parr
FBI
Boston Symphony
Patsy H. Wren
Brush Creek Follies
Grand Ole Opry
MBC
Erle Smith
WDAB
Danny Kaye
Waar BP
George Baxton
Orch
Kebo
Nighthawks
Three Suns
Emil Vandas
Bobby' Sherwood
Lee Sims
Charlie Agnew
N.Y
Charlotte
Zack Benny
KEMBC
Newacast
Drew Pearson
Ebc
Don Gardner
JBC
Chapel
Greenfield Chapel
Edgar Bergen
McCarthy
Emec—Biondie
George Hicks
Joé E. Brown
EMEC
One Man's
Jereen
Star Theater
Jimmy Fidler
Riley
van Cleve
Eye Witness
Sun
George Paxton
Kate Smith
Ae P
Gay Tlaridge
Martin
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Journal-World BY the World Company
Simons
Bresdent
W. Murray M. Rolph Sions
Sis Tadieschanatta Lines
Massachusetts Street
Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
New Yorkeneh
Michigan Ave
10Th St
Ie Associated Press
Associa Presa
Focal News
Sursay
Lwrence
Fife
United States of
Ama
State Guard
Garden City Telegram
Ormoc
Leyte Island
Douglas MacArthur
Leyte
Dewitt MacKenzie
Gainz
W. H.mckone
Somanianioners
Coun
Frank Tehers
Horizontal ‘Ictured
East Central
New Hampshire
Attioinie
Yale
South America
Manuufacturer
Manis
Ang
Baldwin News
Virginia
Henry Randall
Farmers Automobile
We Insurance
Baker & Bremer
Ins
AGCY
Washington
Tom Tonne
Hotel Muehlepach
Brown
Bob Berkey
CBS News
Rochdupe
Ford Motor Company
Dueney
Russell Bennett
Servi American Radio Service
B. G. Gustafson
Berman’s. Radio Service
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