Royalist revolt in Greece faces armed insurgents near Kalamai
Athens reports a strong royalist uprising in southern Greece amid tensions over surrender demands. About 50 remained from an original 3,100 force, with rebels freeing 32 prisoners from Kalamai jail after clashes that left 14 killed among 150 hostages. The government warned surrender or attack, while Moscow radio claimed Kalamai and Sparta were under rebel control.
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Athens
Greece
Pelopnnesus
Kala 1Mai
Kalamata
Bronze Star Awards For Oyter And Beech At KU
Lt Robert Oyler county attorney and Robert L Beech of 1204 Kentucky street received Bronze Stars from Capt John D Bradley at KU for meritorious achievement in the European theater. Oyler aided in capturing two enemy agents between Oct 21 and Nov 7, 1944. Beech earned his award for meritorious service Mar 5 to Mar 12, 1945 crossing the Rhine at Remagen as radio operator establishing division post communications with the Ninth Armored Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Oyter
Robert L. Beech
Kentucky Street
John D. Bradley
O. Otc
University of Kansas
United States Army
Oyler
Bradley
Rosselange-Moguvre
Steant Beech
Bradlee
Ethine River
Remagen
Germany
Beech
Rhine River
Ninth Armored Division
FEED CATTLE DROPS IN KANSAS AS FEED SHORTAGE HITS
Topeka January 22 cattle on feed for market in Kansas on January 1 estimated at 209 999 head and sheep and lambs at 738 000 head due to livestock feed shortages and poor winter wheat pastures Federal state statistician H L Collins said this month’s stock figure fell seven percent from a year ago yet was 24 percent above the five year average Sheep and lambs were well below 1943 1944 and 1945 levels but still larger than any other year on record according to Collins
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
H. L. Collins
Colllins
Lenin Embalmed Body Viewing Draws 24000 In Moscow
In Moscow on January 22 twenty four thousand people viewed the embalmed body of Nikolai Lenin founder of the Soviet state, official word said. Generalissimo Stalin and other Soviet leaders attended a Kremlin mourning meeting last night. Published photos showed Stalin alert and fit, returning from a December trip. Predicts mild winter with an early spring per Sargent’s long range forecast in Junction City. Four one act plays will be presented by Kansan University Dramatics Workshop tomorrow at 8 p.m. in Fraser Theatre, Virginia Urban president said. The Lost and Found column promises quick results within an hour after press time.
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Moscow
Nikolai Lenin
Stalin
Kremlin
Junction City
Kan
Sargent
Kansan University Dramatics Workshop
Fraser Theatre
Virginia Urban
Miss Urban
Mayer's Proclamation Calls Lawrence to Clothing Drive
Mayor Russell urges Lawrence residents to join the National Victory Clothing Campaign, pledging one garment per American to aid destitute and looted populations in Europe, the Philippines, and the Far East. The note highlights diverse recipients and warm homes, urging local cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Europe
Philippines
Victory
National Committee
Russell
Bader Honored at White House Ceremony for Civilian Selective Service Service
H P Bader Junction City police judge joined 53 other civilian selective service officials honored by President Truman at a White House ceremony. A capital luncheon hosted by Representative Rees featured guests including Senator Capper and Kansas lawmakers Neal Wherry and Samuel McPherson. The event recognized uncompensated wartime service across 48 states plus Hawaii Puerto Rico Virgin Islands DC Alaska and Panama.
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Washington
H. P Bader
Junction City
Kansas
White House
Truman
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
District of Columbia
Alsaka
Panama
Phi Gamma Delta members report gym locker theft
Two fraternity members returning to their clothing lockers in Robinson Gymnasium at K U found items missing. Valuables included a rose gold Gruen watch, a war watch, a ring, and a cigarette lighter. Several service details and decorations were noted for Captain Gerard and other soldiers, with family updates and wartime transfers mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Gamma Delta
Robinson Gymnasium
K.U
Ne Duain
Aries Marsh
Salina
Jacko
Gee
Pat
Darwin Gerard
Bill
Sharp
Atchison
Robson
New York City
Gerard
Netherlands
A. H. Gerard
Seizure Talk Hints at Meat Industry Takeover Plan
Reports say federal seizure of the meat packing industry was being planned with moves aimed at restoring meat to tables first. White House officials hinted at price steps to packers, while industry plants remained closed after a large wage dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIO
Truman
White House
Althou
Itwaa
J.,. Snyder
OPA
Cheater Rowhes
Agriculture Anderson
John C. Collet
Sailor Lingenfelser returns to Camp Elliott after 30 day leave
Armed Forces George Lingenfelser of SC 2.c. spent a 30 day leave with parents at 493 East 18th street, then returned to Camp Elliott San Diego where he will serve on a ship. He reenlisted in the regular Navy after nearly three years in the Pacific, holding the European theater ribbon Asiatic and American theater ribbons three battle stars the wood conduct medal and the victory medal. Pic. Lyle W. Cobb, at 1206 Tennessee street, has returned home after two years service in Army signals, entered service after Liberty Memorial high school, spent a year overseas and discharged January 16 at Camp Chaffee Arkansas.
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William Lonnecker
M. W. Lonnecker
New Hampshire Street
Lonnecker
82nd A/B
Berlin
Camp Chaffee
Mr. Lonnecker
J. A. Welch
Shreveport
Lawrence
George Lingenfelser
SC 2.c
John Lingenfelser
East 18Th Street
Camp Elliott
San Diego
Calif
Pacific
Lingenfelser
Pic
Lyle W. Cobb
Everett Cobb
Tennessee Street
Army
Liberty Memorial High School
Ark
Thieves Target Susan Hayward Car In Hollywood Theft
Police reported thieves who broke into actress Susan Hayward's car discarded a white quilted item worth 100 dollars found in an alley. Two tailored suits and a second robe valued at 290 dollars remain missing. The incident occurred in Hollywood on January 22.
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Hollywood
Susan Hayward
Noel Cessna Jr Seeks Divorce Custody in Kansas Suit
Noel Cessna Jr former Wichita Cessna family member files for divorce from Elizabeth Ann Cessna of Wellington. He seeks custody of their 18 month old daughter Kathleen Ann and a $30 monthly child support. He recently left military service.
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Rene
Noel Cessna, Jr
Cessna Aircraft
Alt
Wichita
Kan
Elizabeth Ann Cessna
Wellington
Kathleen Ann Cessna
Cessna
K U Band Concert Delivers Busy Old Home Week Program
The winter program by the K U Concert Band features longtime favorites and pre Pearl Harbor era players. Soloists Leo Horacek and Shirley Sloan shine in Rossini and Rigoletto fantasia, while Liszt and Grainger pieces showcase strong ensemble work. Paul Stoner's Cuban Rhapsody earns top praise and the concert closes with Coleridge Taylor and Haydn Wond selections in a distinctly English mood.
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K. U
Pearl Harbor
Rouzsell L. Wiley
Wileyean
Weber
Mr. Wiley
Leo Horacek
Cornetisi
Rossini
Herbert Clarke
Smetana
Vitara
Shirley Sloan
Grainger
Allen Rogers
Betty Barkis
Miss Barkin
Mr. Rogers
Liszt
Barkis
Rogers
Misa Barkis
Hoch Auditorium
Alford
Manhattan Beach
Sousa
Paul Stoner
Hennett
E. U
Mr. Stoner
Debonsir
Stoner
Fred Astaire
Coleridge-Tayior
Haydn Wond
Quigley Eyes Wichita Trip For KU Stadium Drive
Lawrence athletic director He ard E C Quigley says KU plans a February drive in Wichita for the stadium project after the football coach is chosen by February 1. Also in Lawrence the Jayhawker magazine will delay its winter issue due to a St Louis cover-paper strike. Egg prices continue dropping with OPA guidance, while Prof. W W Davis speaks at Fraser Theater on U S Far East relations. The city library book review moves to Thursday with Prof John Hawkins assessing The Thurber Carnival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Quigley
Kansas University
Wichita
Univerisity of Kansas Jayhawker Magazine
Hanna Hedrick
St. Louis
City Library
John Hawkins
Thurber
James Thurber
A W O L Soldier Richard Stocketill Held by County Jail
A W O L soldier from Dayton Richard Stocketill was captured by Douglas county sheriff deputies after drunkenness arrest in Baldwin and for forgery in Kansas City. He was returned to army officials last night. A fire damaged the Dixie Anderson residence at 1315 New York street when a small roof hole burned through about 8 o clock last night, starting from a chimney and put out by the meat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Stocketill
Dayton
Douglas County, Sheriffs Office
Texas
Missouri
Baldwin
Kansas City
Bole
Dixie Anderson
New York Street
Andrew Wilson Fined for Drunk on Public Highway
Andrew Wilson was fined 25 dollars by Judge Frank R. Gray in Douglas County Court yesterday on the charge of being drunk on a public highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Wilson
Frank R. Gray
Douglas County Court
Cancer control program launched by Soroptimist club
The Soroptimist club sponsors a cancer control program in the county at a Hearth dinner meeting led by Dr J Mott director of the Health department and Mrs Ed Abels county commander for the American Cancer Society field forces. Dr Mott and W L Green presented two films You Are the Switchman and I Choose to Live followed by a talk urging timely treatment as one in ten Americans have cancer with about half potentially curable. The county’s Tuberculosis work is cited as a model for mobilizing community effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thin County
Soroptimist Club
Deuslas
J. M. Mott
Lawrance-Douglas County Health
Enst
Ed Abels
American Cancer Society
Dr. Mott
Douglas County Sportsmen Club Hosts Dr Raymond Hall Event
Harold S Preston announced the Douglas County Sportsmen Club will host Dr Raymond Hall and guests on Thursday January 25 at 7:45 p.m. in Dyche Museum University of Kansas. Howard Westman will show Big Game in the Northern United States and lead an inspection of new museum material not yet on exhibit. Coffee and doughnuts will follow in Room 13 basement Dyche.
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Harold S. Preston
Douglas County Sportsmen's Club
Raymond Hall
Dyche Museum
University of Kansas
Howard Westman
United States
Dr. Ha
Museum of Natural History
Dyche
Gillette strike ends after nine weeks at four-cent mile rate
Reach Kansas City to LPIA Inver 400 drivers of Gillette Motor Transportes Inc ended today after a nine week strike. District manager W. S. Burks said a new agreement with drivers and union members provided rate increases from 3.7 to four cents per mile. The company operates in Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas.
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Kansas City
LPIA
Gillette Motor Transportes, Inc
W. S. Burks
A.F.L
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Strike Call 179 000 Auto Workers Idle Nine Weeks
The CIO United Automobile Workers strategy committee announced in Detroit that tool and die workers will halt all work on General Motors materials next Monday. The action aims to pressure GM to end the strike that has left about 179 000 production workers idle for nine weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
C.I.0
United Automobile Workers
Fool and Die
General Motors
Lawrence Personal Notes on Visiting Officers and Travelers
Lt. James Boyce and Mrs Boyce visit her parents at 2202 New Hampshire Street after remarks from San Pedro California and prior service in Iwo Jima and Okinawa. The record recounts travel via Chicago to Ann Arbor for a homecoming, plus other Lawrence visitors and moves including Capt P L Lonnek er relocating to Kansas City and Emery Gordon hosting relatives from Denair California.
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Fic
James Boyce
Allen Crafton
New Hampshire Street
San Pedro
Cal
Boyce
Japan
Bradford
Iwo Jima
Okinawa
Hoyce
Chicago
Earnest Boyce
Ann Arbor
Mich
Jane Sheets Clark
Oklahoma City
Capt
P. T. McManus
Kathleen
Lawrence
New York City
Portland
Ore
Captain McManus
Worthington Manufacturing Company
Seattle
Thompson-Heyward Chemical
Comoany
New Jeans
K. A
Lonnecker
San Francisco
Dora Haile
Denair
Calif
Emory
Gordon
Frank Ross
Ross
Haviland
Gordon Home
Newton Jerome
Kansas City
C. Scott Morgan
Mary Marcia
Baldwin
No Shortage Of Bags Or Castor Oil For Japs
Kyoto Japan Officials said today an hour pay increase retroactive to January 16 was granted. The 41st division returned 2000 gallons of castor oil and 747 bugles, items disliked by General MacArthur. Not returned were 7,280,000 rounds of explosives and weapons. Lt Col Irwin T Shaw of Des Moines oversaw the turnover to civilians of beans fish meat tobacco rice cereal and tea taken from the Japanese army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyoto
Japan
G.la
Irwin T. Shaw
Des Moines
Birthday Club and Community Meeting Activities in Oak Ridge
Mrs Alfred Heck and Mrs Charlie Wise hosted the Birthday club at the former’s home last Wednesday with nearly all members present. Postwar plans were discussed and Lincoln’s Birthday February 12 was set for the annual Fourdere day with a back luncheon at The Hearth. The Pakridee community club met Friday evening in the school home with Ambrose Rleshy presiding and Mrs Carnal Miller presenting. 4-H members planned the next poetry meeting and a supper followed. Several residents and guests attended, including Albert Hayden and Robbie Janna, with 4-H members coordinating the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Heck
Charlie Wise
Howard Hee
Mra
Wuifkuhte
Lincoln
Pakridee Community Club
Inchidine
Ambrose Rleshy
Mra Carnal Miller
Shawn
Albert Hayden
Therogram
Brestsie Leonhard
WH. Hayden
Jayhawk
Mart Johannine
Oan
Ore Aitle
Robbie Janna
Gentry
Pred Wellandawerth
4-H
Jones Hornberger
S. Bos
Topeka
Findhy Jahns
Frank Jahon
Sentry
Wil Rica
Cons
Leonhard
Ruby Kirby
Tacan
Bethel Women’s Society Meeting and Community Notes
The Women’s Society of Christian Service met at Mrs Clarence Arpeleytrus home with Rev Fullman and several members present. Local residents visited, took meals together, and several were noted for hospital visits and family duties. Albert Turner and Mrs. Turner attended various gatherings. Pete Fishburn’s family planned a move to Red Oak for employment. multiple Illnesses and hospital stays were reported with few details.
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Women‘x Society of Christian Service
Clarence Arpeleytrus Aday
Mra. Fullman
Alfred Bennnttt
Barmand Ordrie
Ott Garber
Albert Turner
Red Cowan
Alyons
Mt Hn. Rrechelaen
Ottawa
Airs Albert Turner
Mar Vance
Raymond
Elaine
Alan
Ernest Albright
Martha
Mary Sue
Overbrook
Clarence Albright
C. Crawford
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
C. Clark
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Stawa
Clarene Albright
Mer
Alfred Schmitt
Charles Jones
John Bunyan Coats
Zew GC
Clark
Johnny Brechelnen
Costl
Centennial
Mont
Ying Clark
G. C Clark
Ir Mel
Wayne Owens
Nancy
Aaronner
Linda
Mackey and Hemphill Bridge Club Hosts Night
Mackey and Mrs Hemphill hosted a bridge club gathering last week with high scores to Mr and Mrs Charlie Hallenbeck. Edwin Burgess returned home after three years in service as Mrs Burgess cared for her mother. The Elm Road supper will be hosted by Mr and Mrs Arthur Hemphill Friday evening. Melbourne Emory family visited their father Pacelle Sutter. Dala North returns home with heart ailment. Weekend guests included John Menales Thelma Stumbo Ralph Posner Bob Waterbury and Paul Hardy. Meadow Lark 4 H club met at the Wiley home in Leavenworth county with strong turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hemphillen
Charlie Halleneck
Edwin Burgess
Burgess
John North
Aho
Vermont Street
Lawrence
Rome
Arthur Hemphill
Melbourne Emory and
Bonner Springs
Pacelle Sutter
Alma Selwald
Dala North
Raymond Tripkom
Aunflower
MeLouth News Briefs Include Local Socials and Birth
MeLouth notes last week at the Grant Meyers home featured May Meredith Topeka Lulu Thompson Colorado and other United Brethren members. They enjoyed a supper and singing with Rev. E C Edgar discussing plans for Union evangelistic meetings starting January 27 at the Baptist church. Mr and Mrs James Robert Lee Lawrence announce the birth of Jane Adaire Lee January 11 at Memorial Hospital. Mrs Lee formerly Marilyn Tier of McLouth. Dinner honored Mr and Mrs Harold Smith Pocahontas and Mr and Mrs Clarence Seaver hosted by Mrs Doyla Martin and Mrs Lewis Fritz of Bunflower. Sunday visitors included L J Davison to Irvin Davison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrr
Grant Meyers
May Meredith
Topeka
Lulu Thompson
Colorado
Har Fe
United Brethren Church
E. C. Edgar
Union
Baptis Spares
James Robert Lee
Lawrence
Memorial Hospital
Jane Adaire
Lee
Marilyn Tier
McLouth
Doyla Martin
Lewis Fritz
Bunflower
Harold Smith
Pocahontas
Clarence Seaver
Melanth
Irvin Davison
L. J. Davison
Davison
Maud
Mee Baul Brookman
C. Lindeman
Kangas
Roz Hopkins
Miax
Leena Osborn
Mra
William
Dale Wack
Momlay Eurzia
Sarrow
Earnest Guibert
Harold Osbee
Ferd Chachel
Topeaa
Robert Funk
Winchester
Haroldillmert
Alisa Atlee
Lawrence Rosette
Gilbert
Mreodoba Towers
Taverell
Eliaed Wath
Marsha TaRey Smith
Osha
George Nichards
Neal Natal Slaughter
Margaret DeHoff
Victory DeHoff
Charlton
Charles Sparks
Vernon DeHoff
Victor DeHott
Toneanoxte
Victor DeHott Alno
Moxter
Vivian Woodson
Kan
Bobbylynn Fimerson
McLonih
Kane
Bethany Hospital
Guilford Rideway
Bonnie
Nathan Osbarn
le' Ian McPherson
Cushing Hospital
Leavenworth
Charles Meann
Dan Betrie
Jenny
Barney Meanne
Phillips
James liv
Helen
McLourh
Paul White
Ant Fauch
Sanjay
Sir
Mew
Tom Conkey
Newtop
Mra van Gaprett
Lucinda Stout
Vernon Krune
Shildren
Tithe Hiver
WW. Haas
Yankton, & D
EC. Sueuper
Alfred Hire
Kanens
W. S.C
Tre. J. EL. McMillen
Ell Hrittian
Belys Trackwell
Victor Edmonds
John Parrons
Mana Swallow
Christ’s Hospital
Roy Hover
Tleman
Charles Morrow
Bonner Springs
Tommy Edmonds
Wiliam Fatmonds
Tom
Rachel Edmonds
Ralph Famonds
Aaron Edmonds, Jr
Norman
Oia
S. H. Brammell
Tara William Scott
Market News Glance From New York to Kansas City
Market notes show futures and stock activity in New York with minor advances, along with cattle and hogs prices and livestock activity at Kansas City and Topeka markets. Local social notices recount visits, births, family events, and church group meetings in Lawrence and surrounding towns.
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Kalamai
Rar
Alao
Sparta
Slao
Aventa
Sgt
Robert Beech
Heanon
Lenin
Mayer
H. P. Bader
Walter Riedon
Col
Jonathan M. Riedon
Manila
Seoul
Korea
Reni
B. L. McDermott
Captain McDermott
Los Angeles
69Th General Hospital
India
Wos
Hitler
Herford
Gotelind Bortensen
Magdeburg
Claes Deer
The
War Relocation Authority
Aska
Bluet
Dodge City
Bucklin
Here
Tom Melton
Betty Lane
Kanopolis
Smoky Hill River
Col. W. E. Potter
Concrery
Douglas County
LeRoy I. Shevard
Eula C. Coffman
Carbondale
Dale N. Dietrich
Clayton
Katherine Heck
Fletcher B. Hunt
Gertrude L. Carrier
W. W. Davis
Fraser Theater
Far East
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Mackey
Melouth
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Commission
Kaname City
Livwateck
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Catlin
Gerd
Cholee
Livestesk
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Ranskeets
Jan U
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Pachancel
Hive
Nevis
Bobi
Aversan
Sample & Ote
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Vsppai
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McChuren
BNO
Teles
Natiya Springs
Broilers
Arkansas
New York
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Schenley
I. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Lukemn Steel
Pndlie
National Dietiers
Dis+ Iters Cort
Dame Mines
Homeatenk
Alaska
Juneau
Deadyear
U.S. Anneber
American Aplen
Yougtax Aircraft
American Telephony
Blertrle Dower
Caght
Sante Fe
Southern
Kofak
Pont, J
Radia Corp
O General Motor
Cioxe Chance
Chevsine” Corp
Motors
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Kennecott
Monten
Radley Corp
Seara-Toeh
Sit
Cal Mttaer
Rother
Sterlens Oa Wilson
Anderson Bros
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