Netherlands East Indies bars oil tied to Japan
Dutch colonial authorities in Batavia suspend the 1,800,000 ton annual oil export to Japan and impose special permit controls on all exports and foreign exchange with Japan Manchukuo China and Indo China. Japanese accounts in the Indies are frozen as the United States weighs further asset freezes.
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Batavia
Netherlands East Indies
Japan
People’s Council
H. J. van Mook
Manchukuo
China
Indo-China
East Indies
Ichiro Kobayashi
Tokyo
Tadaharu Mukai
Mitsui
Dutch East Indies
United States
Roosevelt
Government in a Battle Against Ghost Towns
The defense housing agencies will deploy mobile dwellings that can be moved by rail or truck after the emergency to accompany workers to areas with stable employment. The Public Buildings Administration reports 11,000 such homes built or under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Public Buildings Administration
Jury Deliberates in Slot Machine Case at Oyler Court
A jury in Robert B. Oyler's justice court deliberated at 3 30 pm on evidence in the trial of Harry Ingalls and Raymond Stewart charged with maintaining a gambling device a slot machine. Ducky's at 824 Vermouth street is linked to Ingalls and Stewart. A similar charge against Leta Ingalls was dropped by County Attorney Milton P Beach this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Court
Robert B. Oyler
Harry Ingalls
Raymond Stewart
Ingalls
Ducky
Vermouth Street
Stewart
Leta Ingalls
Harry Ingallls
Milton P. Beach
What Gives Value and Price in Markets
Value varies with individual wants and utility, differing by moment and person. Price is value expressed in money and depends on desire intensity. in moneyless barter prices are unstable. Value is not inherent in gold or silver. their worth comes from the wants they satisfy, with diamonds valued higher than iron despite utility differences.
Hopkins vows aid and Atlantic patrols to defend democracy
London July 28 American lend lease chief Harry L Hopkins told a broadcast that North Atlantic ships are patrolling on parallel lanes to guard the world life line. He pledged immediate aid to China and Russia and described vast American military aid already sent, including planes, tanks, freighters, tankers, and food.
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London
Harry L. Hopkins
Roosevelt
North Atlantic
United States
Hopkins
Germany
Britain
Hitler
America
Atlantic
Russia
China
Land Condemnation Filed to Expand Fort Riley
Topeka July 28 Condemnation proceedings were filed in U S district court for 16000 acres to add to Fort Riley military reservation. Over 200 landowners named and a second petition expected. Expansion would extend six miles north and eight miles east reaching Ogden western city limits. Hearing set before Judge Richard J Hopkins. date not yet set.
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Topeka
U.S. District Court
Fort Riley
U.S
S. S. Alexander
Ogden
Alexander
Richard J. Hopkins
Housing Under Way in Kansas Defense Projects
National defense housing programs approved for Kansas total over 5.3 million dollars and 1 515 homes, with one completed at Fort Riley. Projects include 125 homes at Junction City, 40 at Fort Riley for Black enlisted soldiers, 350 in Kansas City Kansas, 400 at Wichita, and a 600 home plan nearby. FHA insured up to 90 percent, rents low, builders may sell with no down payment.
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Washington
UPI
National Defense
Kansas
National Defense Housing
Federal Works Agencies
Ft. Riley
Junction City
Busbroom
Raith
Salina
Federal Works Agency
Justice Department
Fort Riley
Hartshorn
Kansas City
Kan
FWA
Public Building Administration
Parkwood Park
Wichita
Hahner
Walter Armacost
Defense Housing Administration
Parsons
Reed
R.-Kan
National Defense Housing Office
FHA
Defense
Boy of 10 Killed in Oklahoma Motorcycle Crash
Wayne Floyd Copeland, 10, was killed and his father Floyd Copeland injured when a motorcycle went out of control on a curve south of Tonkawa Oklahoma on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Wayne Floyd Copeland
Floyd Copeland
Tonkawa
Okla
Lawrence Briefs and Local Highlights From KU Community
University of Kansas secretary Marvin Goebel has returned from Kansas City hospital after knee surgery. M Jensen won a Philco radio in a drawing at the Jayhawker theater. KU ROTC unit encamped at Ft Sheridan will train in a simulated Waukegan defense. Guernsey breeder Clarke Coffman sold Royalawn Edison 283797 to David G. McCreath of Lawrence. Police judge Donald S. Hults returned from a Washington New York trip. Charles E. Fox begins duties as Cooper Transportation accountant in Kansas City. A Lawrence dog demonstrates skill by retrieving a canary unharmed for the granddaughter.
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Marvin Goebel
Men’s Employment Bureau
The
University
University of Kansas Hospital
Kansas City
Kan
M. Jensen
New Hampshire
Philco Radio
Jayhawker
Granada
University of Kansas R. O. T. C. Coastal Artillery
Ft. Sheridan
Chicago
Waukegan
Ill
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Peterborough
N. H
Guernsey
Clifford Coffman
Eudora
David G. McCreath
Lawrence
Royalawn Edison
Donald S. Hults
Washington, D.C
New York City
Charles E. Fox
Cooper Transportation Company
Journal World Classifieds Spotlight Busy Town Market
The Journal World notes a bustling classifieds section serving the town with myriad listings across jobs housing cars and services reflecting active local commerce and community needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Death and Funeral of Charles C Bryant at 84
Charles C. Bryant, 84, died late Saturday at home 1042 New York street. Funeral services Tuesday at 2:30 pm from Ninth Street Baptist Church with Rev. F. Martin officiating. Burial in Oak Hill cemetery. Survived by widow Ida Bryant, a step son James Lucas of Lawrence, three daughters Helen Harvey of Detroit, Minnie Moore of Strong, Kan., Thelma Lucas at home, brother Allen Bryant, sister Susan Brown of Lexington, Ky., cousins Sarah Buckner and Mattie Siggs, and four grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Bryant
New York Street
Ninth Street Baptist Church
F. Martin
Oak Hill Cemetery
Ida Bryant
James Lucas
Lawrence
Helen Harvey
Detroit
Mich
Minnie Moore
Strong
Kan
Thelma Lucas
Allen Bryant
Susan Brown
Lexington
Sarah Buckner
Kansas City
Mattie Siggs
Tentative List of Power Plants West of the Mississippi
Washington July 28 The Bureau of Reclamation submitted a tentative list of potential power developments west of the Mississippi to a Senate subcommittee. H W Bashore testified that construction should begin soon to provide about 9 004 500 kilowatts by 1947 and avert shortages with projects serving irrigation and rural electrification. The list shows year of completion state project name river, plant designation and capacities including firm power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mississippi River
Bureau of Reclamation
Senate
H. W. Bashore
Bashore
O’mahoney
D-Wyo
Ickes
Boulder
Grand Coulee
Kansas
Topeka
Oklahoma
Fort Gibson
Grand
Illinois
Markham’‘s Ferry
Markham
Railroad Brotherhoods Meet Management Today
In Chicago on July 28 management spokesmen and leaders of five operating brotherhoods held a three hour session despite 96 degree heat to discuss wage increase demands. Negotiators reviewed proposed changes in working rules and adjourned to Wednesday with non operating brotherhood talks set for tomorrow. The two groups cover about 1,150,000 workers seeking raises totaling 600 to 700 million dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
F. C. Burley
Carriers Executive Committee
Holtzclaws Take East Vacation to Visit Rochester Relative
Mr and Mrs Henry Holtzclaw and their two daughters Mary and Jane depart Lawrence for a eastward vacation They will spend several days with Henry Holtzclaw Jr in Rochester New York where he works for Eastman Kodak Co The trip includes other eastern stops before returning Home Mr Holtzclaw will resume his role as regional administrative officer with the railroad retirement board in Kansas City Missouri after the vacation The family will stay in Lawrence and he will mostly commute to the city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Holtzclaw
Mary
Jane
Henry Holtzclaw, Jr
Rochester
N. Y
Eastmann Kodak Company
Lawrence
Holtzclaw
Railroad’ Retirement Board
Kansas City
City
Kansan Dies in Illinois City
Relatives in Newton learn of John T. Trout 59 Newton dying Saturday night in Clinton Illinois. The veteran resident was reported killed in the Illinois city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Newton
Kan
Clinton, Ill
John T. Trout
AFL-CIO Ends Dispute Threat at Ageetara Cartridge Alton
The AFL chemical workers union said it would accept Washington mediation board recommendations to settle the wage dispute at Ageetara Cartridge in Alton. A strike threat involved 550 smokeless powder workers. The board urged a 5 percent wage rise and arbitration on further demands and paid vacations. The union sought 78 cents an hour. current minimum is 62 cents. Separately AFL construction workers struck on federal jobs in St. Louis and Key West, with 300 to 400 carpenters walking out in Key West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.F.L. Chemical Workers Union
Defense Mediation Board
Washington Today
Ageetara Cartridge Company
Alton
A.F.L
St. Louis
Key West
Fla
Harvey C Couch III Ill After Setback At Summer Home
Harvey Couch III, 63, president of Arkansas Power and Light and board chair of Kansas City Southern Louisiana & Arkansas Railway, is acutely ill after a setback. He has been ill a year at Couchwood on Lake Catherine near Hot Springs. The doctor did not reveal the illness. Harvey C Couch Jr says most of the family is at his bedside.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Parvey Crowley Couch
Arkansas Power and Light Company
Kansas City Southern Louisiana & Arkansas Railway Lines
Couch
Couchwood
Lake Catherine
Harvey C. Couch, Jr
May curb price of tin to 50 cents a pound
Price Administrator Leon Henderson indicated a possible ceiling on tin prices due to sharp increases from Far East developments. He said the 50 cent per pound government buying price set by the Metals Reserve Company is fair and expressed hope prices will stabilize near that level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Leon Henderson
Far East
Henderson
Metals Reserve Company
Members of House Appropriations Subcommittee Headed for Latin America Tour
Five members of the House appropriations subcommittee led by Rep Ra baut prepare to depart August 11 for a Latin American tour. They will study diplomatic missions promoting goodwill and mutual understanding of inter-American issues. Other members include Reps Houston Beam Harrington and Carer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Rep. Rabaut
D.-Mich
Houston
D.-Kan
Beam
D.-Ill
Harrington
D.town
Carer
R.-Calif
Mrs Florence Branstetter Dies in Linwood Home
Florence Branstetter aged 25 of Kansas City died this afternoon at 1 30 at the home of her sister Mrs George Kirkwood in Linwood. She is survived by her husband Olin Branstetter. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Florence Branstetter
Kansas City
George Kirkwood
Linwood
Branstetter
Olin Branstetter
Old Newton Resident Charles A. Kinnear Dies
Charles A. Kinnear, 84, longtime Newton resident since 1887, died Sunday in Newton Kansas.
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Old Newton
Newton
Kan
Charles A. Kinnear
Republican chairman warns of dictatorship after war
Joseph W. Martin Jr., head of the Republican National Committee, told Wisconsin Republicans in Baraboo that America faced a dictatorship as an aftermath of World War II. He urged vigilance during the off year state convention, calling it the greatest danger facing the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
Wis
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Republican National Committee
Wisconsin
America
Martin
Welterweight Title Fight Postponed by Rain
The welterweight title bout between Champion Fritzie Zivic and Fred Die Cochrane of Elizabeth, New Jersey, slated for Ruppert Stadium in Newark, was postponed due to rain. It will be held tomorrow night if the weather permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Fritzie Zivic
Freddie
Red) Cochrane
Elizabeth
Ruppert Stadium
GEAR OF RUSSIAN PURGE Finns Claim Capture of Stalin Order
Helsinki dispatch says Finland’s information bureau reported capture of an order signed by Joseph Stalin ordering liquidation of nine high officers of the Red Army. The source listed Pavlov and Klimovsky among the accused, but Moscow offered no confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helsinki
Finland
Joseph Stalin
Red Army
Moscow
Pavlov
Klimovsky
Crash Kills Driver Near Joplin Bridge
Basil Loree Myers about 27 was killed at 4 this morning when he apparently fell asleep at the wheel and his car struck a bridge guard rail five miles north of Joplin Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joplin
Basil Loree Myers
Here
Steel Leads Wall Street Rally Across Mixed Trading
The market rose with steel shares pushing gains toward recovery, while inflation fears and US Japan tensions lingered. Sugar and cotton futures climbed to 11 year highs as steel capacity estimates improved, with U S Steel Bethlehem Chrysler General Motors and Boeing among the leading names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
New York
Steels
United States
Japan
Gotham
Celanese
Southern Railway
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Youngstown Sheet
Crusible Steel
Chrysler
General Motors
Sears
Racebuck
Douglas Aircraft
Boeing
Lockheed, DuPont
Pepsi-Cola
American Sugar Refining and
Air Reduction
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Netherlands Oil
Attention Beats
Whirlaway
Harry Hopkins
Constantine Oumansky
Philip Golikov
Alexander Respin
la Guardia
Mississippi
Holtzclaws
Rochester, N. Y
Emmerson
Westinghouse
Olson Bros
Nears End
Powder Plant
Associated Press
Harvey Couch III
Allison
Armstrong
Tugwell
Rexford Guy Tugwell
Puerto Rico
Manhattan
M Palace Clothing
McGrew - Peck Investment Company
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