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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1946
Page
6
A luncheon plate menu shows a potato salad centerpiece on lettuce with tomato cheese spokes and a olive hub, Harvard beets, deviled eggs, green onion, and crackers. An iced tea and dessert complete the meal. The Market Banker prize will be awarded next week for the best potato salad recipe.
Washington July 5. James Marlow reports Bilbo’s reelection amid charges his campaign rested on white supremacy. Bilbo won 97,000 votes to 93,000 for four opponents in a 390,000 total white vote, with about 500,000 whites and 500,000 Negroes eligible. Critics say outside attacks fueled his support while advocates argue national interest in a senator’s actions.
Wichita five residents face jeopardy tax assessments near one thousand dollars each for taxes due 1942 to 1944. Kansas collector Frank E. McMullan ties the case to a June 1944 grand jury probe into county gambling income. Individuals named include Pik Cader, Ralpan, Marion of Wichita and James Comeaux, now in Oklahoma City, with liens filed on personal and real property in Sedgwick County.
Under law the property would be advertised and sold within 2 days if taxes interest and penalties are not paid in Kingman and surrounding Kansas counties.
Mrs Barbara Helen Mears 75 of Leavenworth Kansas was fatally injured last night in a fall while visiting her son over the Fourth of July. She reportedly fell from the sixth to the fifth floor while returning to her room at a hotel. physicians said she suffered a fractured skull. The son, William R. Mears, and his wife reside on the tenth floor.
Jerusalem July 5. The British army announced a large cache of munitions and a quantity of British battle dress uncovered in the Jewish settlement of Mesheq Yagur in Haifa district. Troops have searched since last Saturday, uncovering underground depot remains. The army argued the cache does not reflect a significant defensive stock, while noting the presence of demolition materials.
By last night twenty large caches were discovered, described as a great loss to the Jews. Authorities argued it is common sense to seize all materials now to suppress violence.
Army reports ongoing Yagur raid with a cache including a portable radio transmitter 667 German mortar bombs rifle ammunition and explosives found in a bull stall. At Emporia State Teachers College 1350 students enrolled this summer include six from Douglas County named Marie Fleer Elena Engelson Elena Ernst Kenneth Kimmel Helen Norwood and Mary Sanford.
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