Romania balks as ally of Nazi Germany in heavy demands
Ankara reports a bitter power struggle between Germany and Romania over heavier Romanian troop sacrifices on the Russian front and larger food contributions. Romanians resist, fearing Germany cannot win the war, while Antonescu seeks Balkan allies and maintains a wary stance toward Russia. Romania’s food shortages worsen as Germany pushes for more cereal meat and sugar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ankara
Turkey
Germany
Rumania
Romania
Hitler
Baron Manfred von Killinger
Rusia
Ion Antonescu
Antonescu
Russia
Red Army
Balkans
Altho
Rmy
Peasant Party
Juliu Maniu
Reich
Disney Fantasia to Bow in Two Midwestern Showings
Full length Disney feature Fantasia will debut in the Midwest at two performances on Thursday at 2 30 and 7 30 p m at popular prices. The management notes the showings will be first full length engagements in the region and seats will not be reserved in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest
Death Notices Paul Neal 63 Delonte California
Word has been received in Lawrence of the death of Paul Neal age 63 at his Delonte California home Sunday evening May 30. He was raised in this community and attended Lawrence public schools. He is survived by his wife Goldie Laxman Neal of the home four sisters Nellie Banks Lawrence Carrie Martin Rose Klinger both of Denver Amy Ashley Cheyenne Wells Colorado and two brothers Ray Neal Sheridan Oregon and Bryan Neal Portland Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Neal
Lawrence
Delonte
Calif
Lawrence Public
Goldie
Laxman Neal
Nellie Banks
Carrie Martin
Rs. Rose Klinger
Denver
Colo
Amy Ashley
Cheyenne Wells
Ray Neal
Sheridan
Ore
Bryan Neal
Portland
Public Health Board Members Attend Emporia Session
Dr H L Chambers director of the county health unit and public health nurse Mrs Ethel Lynn attend the state board of health meeting in Emporia with city sanitarians S S Kalter and Howard Weindel. They expect to return home tonight. Tomorrow Dr Chambers and nurse Elizabeth Bradley will attend the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia
State Board of Health
H. L. Chambers
Ethel Lynn
S. S. ‘Kalter
Howard Weindel
Chambers
Elizabeth Bradley
Immunization Clinics At Local Schools Schedule
Eighteen immunizations were given at Cordley school by Dr. H Edmiston at the presedent clinic. Hostesses were Mrs W Gilchrist Mrs IM Carpenter and Mrs John Endacott. Clinics will be held at McAllaster School tomorrow at 9 30 and at New York Thursday at the same hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temeixarions
Cordley School
H. Edmiston
IM. Tj. Carpenter
John Endacott
Untitled plant record noted in world flora record
The fragment mentions a rattan palm vine reaching a remarkable length, reported as a record in the plant world. Details are incomplete but point to an extraordinary vine length amid natural history notes.
Cadet Edmondson Commissioned Second Lieutenant AAF
Aviation cadet Harry W. Edmondson Jr. of 986 Pennsylvania Street has been commissioned a second lieutenant in the Army Air Forces at Turner Field Albany Georgia. Cadet Gerald F. Burns of Lawrence Kansas has begun nine weeks of basic flight training at Major Field Texas new basic flying school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Edmondson, Jr
H. W.edmondson
Pennsylvania, Street
Army Air Forces
Turner Field
Albany, Ga
Gerald F. Burns
C. C. Burns
R.F.D. No. 5
Lawrence
Major Field
Texas
Burns
University of Kansas
Camp Pickett
Naval midshipman Wallace Sturm to receive ensign rank
Wallace LeRoy Sturm husband of Faye Sturm, 1012 Alabama Street, is among more than 1,000 midshipmen to graduate May 27 from the U S naval reserve midshipmen school at Notre Dame with a commission as ensign. Sturm, a 1942 University of Kansas graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace LeRoy Sturm
Faye Jean Sturm
Alabama Street
U. S. Naval Reserve Midshipmen’s School
Notre Dame University
Ensign Sturm
University of Kansas
Lieutenant Charles Gilman Commissioned At Fort Monmouth
Lieut Charles H Gilman completed the officer candidate course at the eastern signal corps school Fort Monmouth New Jersey and was commissioned a second lieutenant in the U S Army on May 26 1943 He is assigned to the signal corps and formerly resided at 2226 New Hampshire Street Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Gilman
Eastern Signal Corps School
Fort Monmouth
N. J
Army of the United States
The
Signal Corps
Gilman
Lawrence
New Hampshire Street
Pilot Lt. Jamies P. Brown Arrives for Basic Flying Training
Lieut Jamies P Brown son of Mr and Mrs Frank L Brown 1515 Stratford Road has arrived at Enid Oklahoma for the basic phase of his flying training as a student officer He was graduated from the University of Kansas in June 1942 where he was affiliated with Phi Kappa Psi fraternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamies P. Brown
Frank L. Brown
Stratford Road
Enid
Okla
Brown
University of Kansas
Phi Kappa Psi
Local Woman Completes WAAC Training Center Program
Auxiliary Myrtle May Faith of 933 New Hampshire street completes basic training at Fort Des Moines Iowa and selected for specialist training in army administrative school at Conway Arkansas. T/5 Gordon Edward Eckman on furlough from Los Angeles visits his mother and family of Vinland. His brother Pfc. Albert Beckman serves overseas in the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle May Faith
New Hampshire Street
Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps Training Center
Fort de Moines
Army
Conway
Ark
Gordon Edward Eckman
Los Angeles
Vinland
Pfc
Albert Beckman
Pacific
Officer Petefish on Five Day Leave with Wife
Second Lieut. Olin K. Petefish arrived here Sunday to spend a five day leave with his wife. He is an instructor in the officers training school for depot operations at the Columbus C depot quartermaster's depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olin K. Petefish
Officers Training School
Columbus, C
Quartermaster's Depot
Navy Officer Promoted In Alameda Becomes Pacific Transport Chief
Robert Hagegart, promoted to lieutenant commander and given extended leave from the U S Maritime Officer Candidate School in Alameda, is now chief officer on a U S army transport in the Pacific and expects to be assigned soon as chief officer on a Liberty ship. Mrs C D Cowgill received a letter from Capt Elwyn Cowgill of the quartermaster corps who has arrived in North Africa. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Dodderidge heard from their son Lieut James H Dodderidge with an infantry unit in North Africa detailing a dark forest and the beauty of mountains and wildflowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hagegart
U.S. Maritime Officer Candidate School
Alameda
Calif
U.S. Army
Pacific
C. D. Cowgill
Capt
Elwyn Cowgill
The
Quartermaster Corps
North Tica
Kenneth Dodderidge
Lieut
James H. Dodderidge
North Africa
New Polish Stamp On Sale In June To Honor Occupied Nations
A new postage stamp commemorating Poland's resistance to the Nazis will go on sale June 22 in Chicago and Washington as the first in a series of 11 honoring peoples of occupied countries in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Poland
Chicago
Ope
First women sworn for Kansas federal grand jury
Federal Judge Richard J. Hopkins empaneled a 21 member grand jury in Kansas City Kansas with four women among the jurors, the first female grand jury members in the district's history. Foreman W. B. Trembley led the panel, with members from Kansas City and several nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kan
Richard J. Hopkins
Canning
Kansas Federal District Court
Helen F. Gant
H. B. Chubb
Lawrence
H. L. Dunkerley
R. G. Liggett
Corrine Offut
Liggett
Hopkins
W. B. Trembley
Charles C. Vaughan
W. T. Foley
E. H. Oberholtz
W.h.reed
Chester C. Sellens
Russell
Fred Anschutz
H. J. Chaffin
Clyde Adams
St. Francis
George Crouch
Maplehill
R. W. Steckler
Topeka
Albin Olson
Sharon Springs
Ed Pellman
Leavenworth
W. E. Hanson
Oldbury
E. L. Boardman
Dr W. Atkinson
Wamega
Ira Lister
Emporia
Treason Conviction Stands for Detroit Restaurateur
The Supreme Court refused to review Max Stephan's treason conviction and lifted its stay on his execution. Stephan, a Detroit restaurant owner, was found guilty of aiding German aviator Peter Krug who escaped from a Canadian prison camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court Today
Max Stephan
Detroit
United States
Stephan
Peter Krug
Dempsey Hearing Delayed in Divorce Case
In White Plains New York the Jack Dempsey Hannah Williams divorce trial was postponed as Williams suffers from complete nervous collapse. Her attorney Gerald Donovan said she may not appear for a week or more.
Coal Strike Halts War Plants Across Nation
Widespread coal stoppages affect 130,000 miners in states from Kentucky to Montana. Union leaders say no strike was called while miners report absenteeism and potential layoffs. Ezra Van Horn and Charles O’Neill convene talks as Ickes pleads for quick agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Harlan County
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Virginia
Ohio
Tennessee — District
New York City
Tennessee Products Corporation
Whitwell
Alabama
U.M.W
Arkansas
Colorado
West
Alaskan
Illinois
Fred S. Wilkey
Illinois Coal Operators Association
Indiana
New Mexico
Wyoming
Utah
Montana
Lewis
Washington
Alexandria
Ickes
Interior Department
Ezra van Horn
van Horn
Charles O’neill
Coal Miners Pay Rise Talks Face Tough Hurdles
Negotiations over miners wages face uncertain prospects as operators weigh wage concessions tied to broader interests. Lewis reportedly sticks to a $2 daily increase for 90 minutes travel time. Soft coal talks stall while hard coal negotiations may resume in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Ito
New York
British War Casualties Top Half Million in War Years
Deputy Prime Minister Attlee disclosed 514,998 empire armed forces casualties in the first three years of war. Breakdown shows 92,089 killed 226,719 missing 107,891 prisoners and 88,294 wounded across units in the United Kingdom Canada Australia New Zealand South Africa India and colonies. Also note Miss Frances Chubb was injured when struck on the jaw by a baseball and requires jaw immobilization with liquids only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Ghapsent Attlee
Commons Today
Attlee
United Kingdom
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
India
Four Prisoners Escape From Camp Phillips
Salina Kan June 1 four general prisoners escaped from the rehabilitation camp at Camp Phillips Monday afternoon. Lt S S Garside Camp Phillips public relations officer said one prisoner was captured that evening. Descriptions of the escaped inmates were issued to civilian officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina
Kan
Camp Phillips
Half finished Ong Aircraft structure at municipal airport
Officials of the Ong Aircraft corporation report the new student room at the Lawrence municipal airport is about half finished and progressing satisfactorily. Other items include a country club birdie where a 6 foot black snake blocked the cup, May tax collections of 405.64 by Edward Anderson, the deputy tax collector, and local notices including the Belleview Ladies Aid meeting and local garden harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ong Aircraft Corporation
Edward Anderson
Sheriff’s Office
Two Persons Injured In Sibley Vinland Intersection Crash
At about 6 this morning a collision at the Sibley and Vinland roads left two people injured. C A Heinrich of Vinland drove north toward the paper mill with daughter Margaret and Doris Lederer, both of Lawrence stores. A westbound Sunflower Ordnance Works car carrying three men overturned three times. Will Hutt suffered a head cut needing six stitches. Margaret Heinrich has a bruised shoulder and leg cuts. other passengers uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sibley
Vinland
C. A. Heinrich
Margaret Heinrich
Doris Lederer
Lawrence
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Mrs. Riley Combest Involved In Highway 32 Sideswipe
Mrs. Riley Combest of 927 East Eleventh street suffered a badly bruised left arm and shoulder when her car and another driven by O. F. Tucker of Linwood sideswiped on Highway 32 two miles west of Linwood. The crash occurred about 9:30 p.m. as both vehicles were traveling toward Linwood. Combest was returning from work and Tucker was bound for Linwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley Combest
East Eleventh Street
O. F. Tucker
Linwood
Highway 32
Postpones 48 Hour Week Deadline for Steel Work
Washington dispatch reports manpower chief Paul V. McNutt postponed the steel industry's 48 hour week deadline from July 1 to August 1. The change shifts the effective date of his May 1 order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Paul V. McNutt
Buehler Announces Second Summer Speaking Class
Professor E C Buehler plans a second summer speaking class after the first filled quickly. The group, open to men and women, will enroll 25 with a demonstration meeting Thursday at 8 PM in the Colonial Tea room and follow ten evening sessions. He has taught similar courses in Lawrence Topeka Kansas City and St Joseph with 100 plus attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Buehler
Colonial Tea Room
Buehler
Lawrence
Topeka
Kansas City
St. Joseph
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U. S. Army Signal Corps
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C. B. Francisco
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A.B. Conner
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Walt Wiechman
Joe Harrison
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Journal-World
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