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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1944

Page

3

German Soldiers Describe Hitler Feud in Prisoner Talks

Den France July 22 UPi New captured German prisoners discuss the assassination attempt on Hitler. Corporal Werner of Munster says generals want Hitler ousted and the war ended quickly. Another prisoner, Karl Eightsen, notes a split between officers and politicians and hints Himmler’s power. Many doubt the regime but still back Hitler.

Den France Upi Hitler Jong Puehrer Werner Munster Cagney Fuehrer Germany Gestapo Heinrich Himmler Immiler Goering Karl Eightsen Karl Himmler Paul Cherkasy Hans Panzerdivision Berlin Myer Hermann Meyer Normandy Nee Teen

Kansans on Casualty List July 22 1949 Navy

The Navy announced 217 casualties including seven Kansans. Names and statuses listed: James W. Conway Leavenworth wounded, Lawrence J. Jaster Leavenworth wounded, Cecil W. Johnson Pittsburg wounded, Gale A. Rorabaugh Portis wounded, Robert W. Sullivan Salina wounded, Paul Junior Wilson Hartford missing, John Morris Chase Wichita dead.

Washington Navy Department James W. Conway USMC Leavenworth Lawrence J. Jaster USMCR Paul Junior Wilson Hartford John Morris Chase Wichita

World Co Ships Election Supplies to 33 Counties

The World Company completed shipment of primary election supplies for 23 Kansas counties. For months the crew has packed and mailed materials including poll books election law books ballot envelopes and stationery like pens shears pencils blotters and ink bottles. The company provides printing and binding services to over 500 municipal and county customers in Kansas and Missouri.

the World Company Kansas of the World Company Missouri

Negroes Reject Both Platforms as Inadequate

The NAACP says the Democratic platform on negroes is a splinter not a plank while neither party’s stance satisfies intelligent African Americans. A Taxpayers League meeting at the Douglas County courthouse on Wednesday July 26 at 8 pm will elect officers and discuss county schools court and courthouse Saturday closings. Elmer E. Brown serves as league president.

New York National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Taxpayers League Douglas County Taxpayers League Elmer E. Brown

Koiso Named Premier of Japan in New Cabinet

Gen Kuniaki Koiso, former Korea governor general, named premier as Admiral Yonai becomes navy minister and temporary deputy prime minister. Yonai and Koiso to co head government. new lineup includes Shigemitsu foreign minister, Sugiyama War minister, and others. Koiso previously led Kwantung army group in Manchuria and served in prior cabinets.

Kuniaki Koiso Korea Japan Mitsumasi Yonai Domei Tokyo Yonai Pearl Harbor Koiso Hideki Tojo Saipan U. S Tojo Associated Press Greater East Asia Mamoru Shigemitsu Gen. Sugiyama Shigeo Odachi Sotaro Ishiwata Hikamasa Matsuzaka Harushige Minamiya Hisatada Hirose Ginjuro Fujiwara Toshio Shimada Yonezo Maeda Chuji Machida Hideo Yodama Taketora Ogata Kwantung Army Manchuria Admiral Yonai Kiranuma Hirohito U. S. Office of War Information Shigemitsu Sugiyama Fujiwara

War graves unit preserves Normandy cemetery spirit

Hal Boyle reports from Nor mandy on the American graves registration unit building the first war cemetery in France at St Laurent sur Mer. Capt Whitman Pearson notes identification efforts will identify nearly all battle dead, with only about one percent remaining uncertain. The piece describes cross-lined white crosses, allied and German graves, and a vow to create a garden like memorial for visiting families.

Normandy Whitman Pearson Lowell Mass Tewksbury France St. Laurent Sur Mer Washington Pearson Robert E. Berry Wilmington Del Ernest J. Terry Oklahoma City University of Oklahoma William Davis Elk Grove Calif Nicholas J. Sloane New York City Terry Cherbourg T. Laurent

Japanese leaders reshuffle in wartime government

Odachi becomes home affairs minister and orders mass evacuation plans for Tokyo government buildings and industry. Naokuni No Mura joins supreme war council after Yonai becomes navy minister. Kazuo Miura named chief cabinet secretary and Taketora Ogata appointed president of the board of information.

Ister Japan Mitsui Industrial-Commercial Combine Tokyo Odachi Tojo Domei Naokuni No Mura Navy Berlin Supreme War Council Yonai Kazuo Miura Imperial Rule Assistance Association Bureau of Legislation Taketora Ogata Asahi Board of Information Eiji Amau

Short course in medical helminthology at KU Snowhall

A special short course on tropical diseases will be held at the University of Kansas in Snowhall from July 26 to 29. Miss Mary Larson will lead lectures and lab sessions with about 20 Kansas hospital technicians enrolled. The program covers all helminths of humans, stresses life histories and diagnosis, and runs 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. It is organized by the zoology department and the University extension division and will be repeated in October.

University of Kansas Snowhall Kansas Mary Larson Department of Zoology University Extension Division

Plan Summer Fun at KU Returns for campus recreation

University of Kansas reopens the summer evening recreation program started two years ago. Dr. F C Allen leads a staff and student committee organizing daily events in the quadrangle through the summer. Activities include swings, teeter totters, monkey mazes, courts for volleyball and badminton, archery, and a pavement dance with a 20 piece band. Dancing runs 8 30 to 9 45 with no admission charge.

University of Kansas F.C. Allen Allen Oliver Hobbs

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