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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1943

Page

3

Senate battles over subsidy plan to roll back retail prices

Washington July 7 1943 the senate pressed a clash with the administration over keeping the Commodity Credit Corporation CCC alive while blocking subsidies to lower retail meat and butter prices. Senators debated a conference bill to extend CCC to January 1 1944 raise lending authority and reject rollback subsidies amid warnings of inflation and national debt.

Washington Senate Commodity Credit Corporation Jersion House Roosevelt CCC House-Senate Danaher R-Conn Congress Reconstruction Nance Corporation Senator Shipstead R-ayn McKellar D-Tenn Taft R-0 Barkley D-Ky Tydings D-Md George D-Ga Finance Committee R-O

Lawrence school board to hold meeting on tentative budget

The Lawrence city schools board will meet Friday July 16 at the Colonial to approve the tentative budget for the 1943 44 school year. The proposed budget will be published July 22 and a public hearing set for Monday August 2 during the board's regular meeting. Kansas Postmaster confirmed Logan Nee named postmaster of Garden City Kan by the Senate today.

Board of Education Lawrence City Schools Incheon Colonial Journal-World Kansas Washington Senate Logan Nee Garden City Kan

Violinist Efrem Zimbalist Marries Mrs Bok in Maine

Efrem Zimbalist aged 54 wed Mrs Mary Louise Curtis Bok 66 at Lyndonwood summer home Rockport Maine. The famed musician heads the Curtis Institute of Music Philadelphia founded by the bride’s late husband’s widow.

Rockport Efrem Zimbalist Mary Louise Curtis Bok Cyrus H. K. Curtis Lyndonwood Rassisa Alma Gluck Curtis Institute of Music Philadelphia Bok Edward W. Bok

Chiang Kai-shek urges united assault on Japan now

General Chiang Kai-shek calls the United Nations to strike Japan with full force at once on the anniversary of China’s 6th year under attack. He warns Japan is weakest as resources dwindle and urges support for Roosevelt and Churchill’s plan, rejecting negotiated peace and calling for joint war and peace machinery.

Chungking Upi Chiang Kai-shek United ‘Nations Japan China London Churchill North Africa Yangtze Chiang United Nations

Roosevelt Sends Radio Message To China On Anniversary

President Roosevelt delivered a short wave greeting to the people of China marking the sixth anniversary of their resistance to Japanese aggression. The message, read from San Francisco to Chungking, quoted past addresses and asserted that U S promises are kept and pledges redeemed.

Washington Roosevelt

Message of solidarity to the Chinese people from the United States

In a wartime address the speaker notes that hopes and promises made in past occasions are being fulfilled. He extends heartfelt greetings to the people of China, and sends the sincere regards of the people of the United States.

China United States

Waste fats salvage campaign at Fort Riley expands

A specially designed truck under contract to M. W. Coursey of Parsons leads a broader waste fats salvage effort at Fort Riley. Lieut. Herbert O. Pohl, post salvage officer, designed the tank and piping system to melt fats for delivery to a Kansas City processor. Mess personnel and sergeants are trained to save fats. in the first half of this year 264,635 pounds were turned in, yielding $11,907.69 to the post.

Fort Riley M. W. Coursey Parsons Herbert O. Pohl Kansas City

Eudora Notes on Visits Births and Local Events

Kathryn Zinn visits sister Mrs Ray Warmker in Wichita for several days. A son born to Mrs Mary Ireland at St Joseph hospital Kansas City. Mrs Ireland recalled as Mary Williams in Eu dora. Many locals travel for harvest and family visits. St Paul s Evangelical women meet for church activities and discussions ahead of Youth Fellowship event.

Kathryn Zinn Wichita Ray Warmker Warmker Mary Ireland St. Joseph Hospital Kansas City R.C. Nuttall Ruth Elaine Reifschneider Grett Reetz Linwood Claude Richards Herbert Kaegi Sharon Springs Mr. Richards John Wright Ruby Neil Camp Hulen Tex Women's Guild St. Paul’s Evangelical Church Walter Gerstenberger Will Miller H. Reifschneider St. Paul’s Church Robert Reusch John Fort Smith, Ark Har Camp Chaffee Eudora Eldon White Main Street Dayton, O White John White Olathe Dayton Gerald Miller Camp Knox John Miller Gerald Herman J. Greiner Ray Ogden Meisse Army Medical Depot Kan George Schopper John Schopper Faragut Ida Minnie Jones Homer Abbott Elton Jones Woodston Thomas Meek Mary Ann Charles Zillner Sharon Ann Joe Zillner Gerald Grosdidier Ronald ‘Joseph Clifford Steffen Anabel King Windom Leb Holmes James Kraybill Arlene Topeka Charles Briles Virginia Beverley Pomona Gideon Neil Helen Sommers Frank Sommers Junior Bond Lena Eder Clara Neustifter Guy Grimes Henry E. Brown

Eudora News Roundup Moves and Memorials

Local residents travel for work and family events as Eldon White heads to Dayton Ohio for a roofing job. Herman J. Greiner dies in Kansas City and funeral held in Eudora. Various visits, harvest duties, and births mark community life with ties to Kansas City, Topeka, and Lawrence.

Father and son plan road trip after wartime service

A veteran father reassures his son as they prepare to drive home, stressing the value of a well maintained car and engine care to avoid damage from acid during peacetime travel citing Conoco Nth motor oil and wartime experience.

Conoco

Carter's Little Liver Pills Claims

A vintage advertisement extols Carter's Little Liver Pills promising two pints of bile daily to cleanse the bowels and prevent decay. It urges taking as directed for a feeling of relief and “up and up,” selling packages at 10¢ and 25¢.

Carter

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