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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1944
Page
4
Go and Vote A Call to Citizens for Primary Election Duty
A voter plea urges citizens to vote in the primary, linking turnout to self-government. It underscores citizens as guardians of democracy, notes soldiers abroad, and stresses registering judgment at the polls as a duty to both personal and public interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United States of America
America
Normandy
Italy
Pacific
War Front Shifts as Allies Push Deeper in France
Front line lengthens on the western front as Allied forces advance into France while German reserves and transport pose limits. In the east the line shortens, Russian strengths grow, and American participation broadens the war effort. Reports note German officials fleeing Warsaw amid fear of late start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Germany
Plans Made for Post War Expansion at K U
Kansas University outlines post war growth plans with a major rebuild of campus facilities. Architect Ulysses Floyd Rible proposes new aeronautics building, Watson Library expansion, a women’s dormitory, student recreation area, and a larger Student Union. A master campus survey maps topography, buildings, and utilities to guide long term development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Altho Pereré
United States
Army
Navy
Marine
Mountad
University of Kansas
Ulysses Floyd Rible
K. U
Poiproranrese
California
Rible
Rible Tne
le Incere
College Hill
Kaw Valley
Corbin Hall
Tenth
Eleventh
Indiana
Ohio
Potter Lake
William Allen White
Fowler
University At Municipal Airport
Bible
Althe
Wakarusa Valley
America
Old Home Town notes and visits across states
A jail breakout, poetry by Maud C. Jackson in the August Bible Institute Monthly, and several travels and family visits are reported. Lawrence author Maud C. Jackson’s poem A Question appears in Chicago publications. Visits include Luther Barnes and Frances from San Francisco to Law rence, and various kin near Excelsior Springs Fremont Deadwood and Minnesota. Birth announced for Catherine to Ray E. Lawrence and spouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkley
Santa Fe
Maud C. Jackson
Lawrence
Pouty Bible Institute Monthly
Chicago
Luther Barnes
Frances
San Francisco
Calif
Deadwood
S. Bearrichd
Lawin Mca
Evenin
Kaw river bridge at Eudora ready for traffic Saturday
Twenty five years ago notices report the Kaw river bridge at Eudora to be ready for traffic by Saturday. The county plans removing old Social Services hospital yard buildings at Sixth and Vermont streets and reuse the material for erected knebbed buildings. Several local residents and visitors are named including Lt Bertram Redgraves and Miss Marguerite Kendall with various travels and receptions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaw River
Eudora
Social Services Hospital
Sixth
Vermont Streets
Charles E. Sutton Teriged
Colorado
Bertram C. Redgraves
Newport News
John M. Merwin
Lawrence
Camne
Marguerite Kendall
Goltie Stafford
Eastman
Agnes Leidy
Newport
Ark
Mable Lasebier
Tongahoxie
Laura Pennington
Bonner Springs
Misa Iva Testerman
Lecomtpon
Plan to connect campus and acquire property for growth
The plan envisions linking old North College Hill to the on campus area via private-property acquisitions between Louisiana and Sissel from Taismend to Twelfth and between Louisiana and Indiana from Twelfth to Eleventh. It aims to create space for new buildings and relocate the Student Union as a central hub while reviving native stone in architecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athe An
Heliocopters
Bible
Old North College Hill
Ont
Louisiana
Sissel
Taismend
Twelfth
Indiana
Eleventh
University
Berlin May Break With Turkey Aimed At Balkans War Pivot
Berlin reports Turkey will sever relations with Germany and ally with the United Nations, allowing air and naval bases for the Allies and opening a new Danubian front. This shift would deprive Hitler of Bulgarian and Romanian aid, cut off crucial resources, and threaten Hungary as the Balkans realign. Allied progress in Normandy and Italy continues to expand, widening operational space for Allied reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Turkey
Germany
Hitler
United Nations
Balkans
Bulgaria
Romania
Danubian
Hungary
Normandy
Italy
Hitler Strategy Pushes for Short War End in Europe
The article argues Hitler aims to end fighting with a peace offer or limited surrender, expecting Allied weariness. It notes German stiff resistance in Italy and Normandy, a rapid German retreat, and Hitler’s plan to reach a fresh defensive line to hold off the Soviets briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Oval
Ftaog
Klay
Italy
Normandy
Fueher
Itler
A WAC SHOW TO KANSAS Kansas City airs tour
The WaAC Caravan stage show by the Army Air Forces promotes the women's army corps recruiting program. It tours Missouri and Kansas with performances in Kansas City Missouri and Kansas City Kansas, then Emporia Wichita Hutchinson Topeka and Winter General Hospital. Two Topeka shows include an afternoon and a downtown evening event. In related news Ellis and Russell counties join the Great Bend rent control area under the Office of Price Administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Espece
Audit Bureau ‘of Saariee
Publiahed
Bunday
Postoffica
Isence
Kannas
Act of March Ltd
Kansas City
Waa
Army Air Forces
Women’s Army Corps
Kansas
Missouri
Kan
Emporia
Wichita
Hutchinson
Function City
Topeka Air Base
Topeka
Hays
Ellis
Russell
Office of Price Administration
Great Bend
Washington
Ordnance Develops Reforged Invasion Projectile
Army Ordnance reports new 12 percent lighter, reforged steel projectiles for invasion use. By reworking old shot into the new design, enhanced firepower is achieved while easing steel industry demand. Taxpayer savings range from twenty five cents to one dollar per projectile across calibers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Ordnance
Oaenem Donald B. Iyde
Sanflower Ordnance Works
Hercules
Ordnance
Ordnance Department
Mrs Dewey Must Pay Up for Gardening Bill
Mrs Thomas E Bevey disclosed that in Pawling New York she must settle a peculiar bill presented by her son Tommie for victory gardening activities. She noted the itemized charge included a peculiar amount of 3.25 dollars as part of the bill before a western trip with her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Armstrong
Charles Meairs
California
de Tliff
Truxton
Giffard Morse
DeSoto
Lawrence
Hood
St. Louis
Ben Williams
Pacific Coast
Miss Berg
Topeka
Aortas
Colorado
Malcom Watson
Watson
Louise Wiedemann
Harriet Greissinger
Edward Wiedemann
Thomas E. Bevey
Pawling
N. Y
Zonenilest
Tommie
Dewey
War Nurse Tales From an Algerian Front Invasion
A nurse narrator recalls a North Africa air raid on a native village near a hospital. Captain Peters, gravely wounded, is treated as colleagues clash in the ward. The piece blends battlefield urgency with personal bonds and wartime resilience amid bombing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Mali
Charlotte
Elizabeth
Captain Peters
Essick to Attend State Vocational Agriculture Conference
W R Essick an agriculture instructor at Liberty Memorial High School will attend the Augustine August Ottawa conference. L F Hall associate professor of vocational education at Kansas State will lead the conference. The event aims to address how to best assist vocational agriculture students with practical guidance. Similar conferences will be held in multiple cities including McPherson Abbott Highland Park Fonda Fairview Washington Manhattan Concordia Dover Pratt Winfield and Parsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Essick
Liberty Memrope High
Echool
Fett
Seferee Ie Bald
Ottawa
Fer Poms Socomar Ene
Ocational Ag
L. F. Hall
Kansas State Education
LB. Potlom
McPherson
Abbens
Highlan Fark
Fonda
Fairview
Washington
Manhattan
Concordia
Borne
Oberlin
Dodge City
Pratt Winfield
Parsons
Canned Corn Ration Revisions Set By Price Agency
Washington July 31 canned corn returned to rationing after a price administration action to prevent stockouts. A 12-ounce can now carries a three-point value for whole kernel and vacuum packed corn, while 20-ounce cans receive five points. Grapefruit jam tomato preserves and tomato marmalades were made ration free. Changes effective yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of Price Istration
Atocka
C.P.A
Ordnance Firepower Highlighted In Allied War Efforts
Dispatch reports 21 477 artillery rounds fired in 24 hours as Army Ordnance showcases power. Washington letter commends Seneca New York depot for rapid battle equipment shipments and interdepartmental cooperation. A recovered officer lauds Germany’s Cherbourg drive, while depot hospitals near accident scenes demonstrate readiness. The Stars and Stripes Continental Edition marks print milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obi Enrno
Army Ordnance
Washington, D. C
Seneca
New York
Army _Ordnance
Gemeped Tn
Daytime radio listings from early August schedule
Radio and NBC affiliate listings show a crowded weekday lineup with WREN KMBC WDAF EMBC and EMBC networks broadcasting music news and variety programs. Notable entries include Lone EMBC program at 0 18, Clyde Lucas Orchestra at 11 09 and Jack Papper Show at 2 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
wWeEn
Acn
Wren News
WDAF
Musis- Wren
Dinnzer
EMBC
EMBEC
World Today
WDAP
Newasroom
Wren
Sake
Lomente Musicale
Stansell
Nefleon
America
TN Dares
Pitstone, Jr — Neat
EMEC
Gay
Telephone Hour
Winfred Pelletier
Tory Band
St Lave
Sues
Taylor
XMEC
Dateling
Noews
Tom Collins
Teal
Saludos
Amigos
Embc Paitin
Bosach
Clyde Lucas
Orch
KMBC
Newecast
Ae Reey Claridge
RCA
Mies
Jack Papper
HMBC
Ape Neshee
Henry J. Twor
Creepa
Chariie Spivak
A.P
Newscan
A! Roth
WEEN
Les Brown
Fisno
Elmar
Embconews
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Uncle Sam
Warsaw
Dewitt MacKenzie
Mrs. Dewey
Victoria Wolfson
Sevice Imm
Algeria
Fredda
The
Foreign Legion
Freddat
Merrill
Hlizabeth
Fiell
Sidi Bel Gavar
Sheik Mustapha
Levin
Ryberg
Red Cross
Sichen
South
Virginia
Essick TO
Li Stocks
Rae Head
Mae Ee
Carl Wilhelm von Schlieben
Cherbourg
Russia
Ordnance Depot
Hospitas Failment
Ariz
Paria
Jonday
Yeni i Duly
Efeu
School of Fine Arts
Theria
C. H. Kinnaman
Demiotogy
Storfeu
Murloc
B. G. Gustafson
Funk’s Mortuary
N. H
East 7Th Street
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