Argentine Army Crisis Sparks Move Toward Buenos Aires
Socialist Senator Alfredo Paccios said 8,000 troops under Gen. Rawson were marching on Buenos Aires from Campo Mayo, led by Gen. Amirez, as Castillos regime named Gen. Marquez to command repression. Observers note presidential election plans may fuel the action amid measures of state of siege.
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Argentina
Castillo
Astillo
Rodolfo Marquez
Rawson
Namirez
Marquez
Senate
Robustiano Patron Costas
Manuel de Driondo
Port authorities seek Drummond gunboat flee from Buenos Aires
Montevideo dispatch reports authorities ordered to watch for the Argentine naval gunboat Drummond. Unconfirmed reports say it may be used by President Ramon Castillo and Argentine ministers to escape from Buenos Aires amid upheaval.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Drummond
Ramon Castillo
Uenos Aires
Press Communications Cut Off Between Montevideo and Buenos Aires
Regular press communications between Buenos Aires and Montevideo were cut off shortly after noon today. The interruption affected transmission links and informed offices reported resumed service later in the afternoon.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Buenos Aires
Military personnel notes from Lawrence and nearby
Arm forces personnel linked to Lawrence and Kansas towns include John L. Riling earning a second lieutenant commission and returning to Kansas State College to finish veterinary studies. Russell Deskins reports a ten day furlough at Camp Tyson with family. Various service members, from sergeant to corporal, rotate through camps in Texas and California with weddings, promotions, and transfers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Riling
Edward i. Riling
United States Army
Kansas State College
Manhattan
School of Veterinary Medicine
Pfe
Leon Gilkerson
Camp Howze
Texas
Lawrence
University law professor to speak at youth union on Germany
Dr Robert McNair Davis of the University law school will address the union meeting of senior young people's groups at Myers hall Sunday at 7 p m. His talk titled Postwar Treatment of Germany will cover the topic and all Hill and Lawrence training groups youths are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McNair Davis
University Law School
Myers Hall
Germany
Hill
Lawrence
Bond Forfeited In Police Court
A bond of 15 was forfeited this morning in police court by Fred O. Saxton who faced a charge of drunkenness.
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Fred O. Saxton
Ration Stamp Validity Dates By Category
Meat cheese and fats red stamps J and K in ration book No 2 valid until end of June blue stamps K L M valid through July 7 last blue stamps G H J end June Sugar stamp 18 in book 1 good for five pounds through August 15 sugar 1d and 16 in book 1 good for five pounds each for home canning Coffee stamp 24 in book 1 valid for one pound through June 30 Shoes stamp 17 in book 1 good for one pair through June 15 stamp 18 valid June 16 for unspecified period Gasoline No 6 coupons good for four gallons through July 21
Burn Gas Coupons Shown In Wichita Rationing Event
In Wichita on June 4 a downtown hotel furnace burned one million gallons of rationing gas coupons under W R Bartling district motor transport manager. Officials said the action reflects adjustments in allotments as commercial vehicle operators saved 3 852 226 gallons in 61 Kansas counties during January 1 to April 30 1943. The program aimed to conserve fuel with no farmers’ allotment reductions reported.
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Wichita
W. R. Bartling
ODT District Motor Transport
Bartling
Kansas
ODT
Lawrence Wind Speeds and Local Notes from Journal-World
The Lawrence area reports a 35 mph wind at the Kansas Electric Power plant northwest of Lawrence on Wednesday at 1 pm and 25 mph that night. Frank P. Dodds reports no cases filed in three weeks, the longest gap since earlier years. The column recalls S C Hinshaw’s 1918 army induction and Wallace Hinshaw’s upcoming Coast Artillery training at Camp Davis. Carl Graeber recalls the 340 year old flood event at the Kaw and Dolly Graeber’s boat crossing. The Journal-World reprints tips to combat chiggers with powdered sulphur, noting yellow dust on legs and ankles as deterrence.
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Kansas Electric Power
Lawrence
S. C. Hinshaw
Wallace Hinshaw
Camp Davis
N. C
Coast Artillery
Carl Graeber
Kawk
G. A
Dolly” Graeber
Carl
Gus Morawetz
Journal-World
Dr. R E Barnes Visits Lawrence on Public Health Mission
Dr. R. E. Barnes, former practicing physician, traveled through Lawrence today en route to Texas to work in public health. He helped establish a hospital in the old jail building located at Robinson Park on the riverbank.
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R. E. Barnes
Lawrence
Texas
Barnes
Robinson Park
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Suzannah Rhodehamel
Mrs Suzannah Rhodehamel aged 92 died at her home 15 miles southwest of Lawrence near Washington Creek church on her ninety second birthday. Born June 4, 1851 in Ohio she moved to Kansas in 1908 and lived on the same farm 35 years. Survived by four daughters two sons a sister twenty grandchildren three great grandchildren and seven grandsons in the armed forces. Arrangements to be announced later.
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Suzannah Rhodehamel
Lawrence
Washington Creek
Miami County
Ohio
Kansas
F. H. Meyers
Elyria
Edith Bowers
Seville
Miners face draft as war labor board clash deepens
The piece notes miners may be drafted and back-to-work talks falter. Roosevelt supports WLB authority to handle wage demands while offering immediate benefits, including increased vacation pay. The industry already feels the mining halt’s impact, with shortages and plant closures looming.
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War Labor Board
Lewis
WLB
Roosevelt
WLE
Birmingham
Als
Stees
War Fund Organized In Kansas For National Drive
The Kansas war fund was organized to join the National War Fund for an October drive to raise at least 1 145 000 for about 20 agencies in war relief. Governor Schoeppel led the meeting with 300 local reps. plans call for a 60 member state board and county committees.
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Topeka
Kansas War Fund
National War Fund, Inc
Community Chest and Welfare
Schoeppel
Kansas
Frank Y. Bynum
National War Fund
U.S.O
Grant Larned
Wichita Community Chest
Community Chest
Grover Pierpont
Wichita
Assembly
Kansas Group
British War Relief Society
United China Relief
Queen Wilhelmina Fund
Greek War Relief Association
Polish American Council
Russian War Relief
United Yugoslav Relief
American Social Hygiene Association
War Prisoners Aid Committee
Y.M.G.A
World Emergency and War Victims Fund
Y.W.C.A
U. S
United Seamen’s Service
Coordinating Council of French Relief Societies
Fighting French Relief Committee
Belgian War Relief Society
National C.I.0. Committee
United Nations Relief of the A. F
Jess
Demons of
Dodge City
Advanced Rat Island Base Highlighted in Warfront Talks
In a wartime feature from the Aleutians May 10, Lt Col Tom Hutton stresses the homefront impact of the conflict. An Alaska pilot recalls troops dreaming of rebuilding homes room by room with comforts they miss, from overstuffed living chairs to a spotless dining setup, as they plan postwar life.
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Rat Island
Aleutians
Tom Hutton
Eleventh Air Force
Hutton
Washington, D. C
Topnotch
Grand Lake Impresses Oklahoma Lawmakers on Lake Cruise
Oklahoma legislators on a two day Grand Lake excursion toured the 50,000 acre reservoir. Rep Johnson D Hill of Tulsa hosted about 50 representatives. Rough seas with four to five foot waves unsettled cabin cruisers as they toured the lake before safely ashore. The trip left lawmakers astonished at the lake size.
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Vinita
Okla
Grand Lake
Oklahoma
Johnson D. Hill
Tulsa
Women to Fight Fires
Washington reports that women will be recruited as regular members of squads to fight incendiary fires. Civilian Defense Director James M Landis announced that the role is highly demanding for American women.
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Washington
James M. Landis
Landis
McLouth News of Visits and Local Appointments
McLouth residents and relatives appear in a string of visits and engagements. Mrs Alvin Laster travels to Winchester with family en route to Lincoln. Miss Arleene Nickels of Kansas City stays with her parents. Mrs Clarence Seaver to teach Stanwood school and attend summer school at Kansas University. Several Kansas City visitors and military families are noted, including engagements and new employment. Gerald Edmonds has an pendectomy at Leavenworth hospital. Numerous weekend and Decoration Day gatherings are listed among local families and neighbors.
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Alvin Laster
McLouth
Winchester
George Everett
Lincoln
Ned
Arleene Nickels
Kansas City
M. G. Nickels
Clarence Seaver
Stanwood
Seaver
Melon Young
Kansas University
Carl Slate
Wichita
William White
Lela Meyers
Bart Hall
Perry Bradford
Leslie Meyer
W. S. Dobbs
Leavenworth
Esther
Alberta VanDruff
Grover VanDrufff
George Quy
Inglewood
Cal
Rachel Edmonds
Lamarlle
Bobby Lynn Emmerson
Marlin Rell
Esther Kell
Karl Richardson
Mavis Eileen
Lester Foy Thompson
G. T. Thompson
Westfield
N.J
R. B. Jones
Robert, Jr
Navy Air Base
Adak
Kiska
Aleutian Islands
W.S. Dobbs
Ehart
Loraine Kayser
G. H. Burdenbach
Kansas City, Mo
Marlin ‘White and Son
Orville Carey
John White
Guy Reynolds
Boston
Mass
Clarence Lamphear
Nebraska City
Neb
Emporia State College
Helen Hehn
Everett Dunkle
Homer Hehn
Enoch
Topeka
Virgil G. Lenderman
J. L. Davison
Gerald Edmonds
St. John's Hospital
Tel Lange
Robert Richardson
Clyde Parker
Bonner Springs
George Richards
Cecil Luse
Kent Rhodes
Dickie
Luse
St. Marys
Betty Thornton
Cynthia Clark
Lawrence
Amos Gensler
Local families gather and travel for Decoration Day events
The item lists numerous visits and guests in McLouth and nearby towns. It notes births, transfers, pre flight training assignments, and marriages, with a focus on gatherings around Decoration Day and weekend visits. Many individuals and families from Leavenworth Ottawa Lawrence Topeka Kansas City and Belton are named.
Community Events and Local Visits Report
Valley Chapel residents Mr and Mrs Gottlieb Nieder and family spent a week ago Sunday with Roy Curtis and Conrad and Agnes. Betty Lou Banks had a finger pinched in a door and was treated by a physician. Everett Bond and family from Kansas City visited relatives and Appanoose Sunday night and Monday. Mrs Fritz Sanders and Billy returned from California for health reasons. Gilly plans summer with grandmother Sanders. L W McNees filled in for John Canavan during a vacation. Mrs Nellie Sanders, Marion and Richard, and Miss Esther and Mary Freese visited cemeteries in Laurence and Vinland Sunday. Mrs Mary Martin of Sefeel and Mrs Hugo Schelthorn visited Mrs D J Burton south of Lone Star last Monday forenoon. Neal Banks, William and Reta, and Mrs John Banks visited Mr Banning in Lawrence Sunday evening. Mrs John Dunn and Elizabeth attended Memorial Day exercises at Clinton and Lawrence. W H Banning moved from hospital to 1037 Tennessee St in Lawrence. Roy Curtis and children visited Alvin McKinney and Judie Sunday afternoon. Mrs Nellie Sanders and Marion were also mentioned.
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Gottlieb Nieder
David
Roger
Fadora
Roy Curtis
Conrad
Agnes
Betty Lou Banks
Everett, Bond
Appanoose
Fritz Sanders
Billy
California
Gilly
Sanders
Marian
Richard
L. W. McNees
John Canavan
Nellie Sanders
Marion
Esther
Mary Freese
Lawrence
Laurence and
Vinland
Mary Martin
Sefeel
Hugo Schelthorn
D. J. Burton
Lone Star
Neal Banks
William
Reta
John Banks
Banning
John Dunn
Elizabeth
Clinton
W. H. Banning
Tennessee Street
Alvin McKinney
Judie
Funeral attendance and family visits noted in local notices
Deputy Sheriff Raymond Sanders and Dorothy Jewell of Lawrence attended the funeral of George Ott last Thursday. Sunday supper guests at Mrs. Nellie Sanders included Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sanders of Parsons and Marion and Richard Sanders. Mrs. John Banks learned of brother Paul Neal's death in California and had planned a Christmas visit six years ago.
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George Ott
Raymond Sanders
Dorothy Jewell
Lawrence
Arthur Sanders
Parsons
Nellie Sanders
Marion
Richard
Fred Sanders
Billy
John Banks
Paul Neal
California
Pleasant Valley Community Club Meeting Highlights
Pleasant Valley Community club met May 27 at the schoolhouse. Abels of Lawrence displayed Florida pictures to appreciation. Evelyn Griffith sang read. Evelyn Horton accompanied. Fréida Luckan and Glendora Kidwell sang. Horton played piano. Evelyn and Carol Horton of Frankfort stayed with Hegeman. Farm Bureau plans with Mrs. George Richardson on June 3 and 4-H on June 7. Jay Richardson of Arlington visited George Richardson. Mandy of Wichita visited her sister and husband Jack Maloney. Gus Hadl birthday surprise at his home with relatives from Clinton and Columbia. George Richardson and Karen hosted T. G. Hintt for Sunday dinner in Baldwin. other dinner guests at Gus Wade’s included Transmeter family and Ed Hadl. Afternoon visitors included Ed Hadl's son from Harmony. Richardson and Karen and Mrs. Will Kramer visited Ottawa Tuesday.
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Pleasant Valley Community Club
Abels
Lawrence
Florida
Evelyn Griffith
Evelyn Horton
Frankfort
Fréida Luckan
Glendora Kidwell
Evelyn
Carol Horton
Lloyd Hegeman
Farm Bureau
George Richardson
Charlie Nemic
Clinton
Merritt Woodward
Betty Russel
Columbia
Elinore Hadl
Mabel Eldrich
Guy Hadl
Yester
LaVern
Gerald
Dean
Hadi
Karen
T. G. Hintt
Baldwin
Gus Wade
Herman Transmeter
Ernest Transmeter
Cecil and
Tletha
Ed Hadl and Son
Harmony
Will Kramer
Ottawa
Market News Markets at a Glance New York June 4
AP reporting a quiet session with stocks easy and peace shares resistant. Bonds mixed with slight price changes. Wheat up on poor crop prospects, cotton liquidating, corn steady at ceilings, hogs up early but fading, and fed steer prices steady to firm. Chicago grain notes demand for wheat pushed prices higher before profit taking trimmed gains.
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New York
Chicago
Igen
Fed
Wheat futures rise as Kansas crop forecast boosts rye shift
Trading in the wheat pit revived as rye draws interest. July wheat reached two month highs at 1.455, with September at 1.453 and corn steady. Oats rose, rye fell. Wheat purchases and open interest tallied in the millions of bushels.
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Kansas
Hogs and cattle steady at midwestern market report
Kansas City June 4 AP USDA hog prices rose about five cents to a top of 14.15 for 199 lb and up. Sows at 13.50. Cattle and calves offerings light with slaughter steers around 14.25 and vealers at 1 1/00. Sheep slaughter steady with spring lambs near 15.00. Demand slow. few good and choice lots noted.
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Kansas City
USDA
California
Hogs cattle unchanged as sheep prices steady in report
Kansas City market report notes hogs and cattle unchanged. Sheep killing prices steady with good and choice native spring lambs trucked in at 15,000, good and choice clipped lambs with No 1 skins at 14.45, California ewes No 1 skins at 8.00.
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Kansas City
USDA
California
Wheat and corn prices reported from Kansas City market
Kansas City market bulletin notes wheat trading for 122 cars with mixed moves as No 2 dark and hard and No 2 red show small changes. No. 3 and No 31 prices listed. Corn runs 43 cars steady. No 2 white and No 3 values recorded with minor shifts.
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Kansas City
Market slides and mixed gains on Wall Street
The Day In Wall Street reports scattered gains and declines across many sectors. Steels, rails and aircrafts retreated after early resistance as investors favored longer term issues while volume remained modest with about 1.3 million shares traded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
New York
Grain and potato futures report with market notes
Futures for wheat corn and barley quoted with price ranges and July overtones. Chicago potato market reports arrivals on track demand steady and light offerings amid track sales and overall stronger sentiment.
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Chicago
USDA
U. S
Kansas City Produce Prices and Market Totals
Kansas City markets report scattered price data for eggs butterfat poultry hogs and grains. Entries include graded eggs firsts 38 current receipts 36 percent hens 28.23 turkeys 30.63 33.13 and grain wheat 1.30 yellow corn 1.10. Butterfat varies by grade with No 1 at 48 cents and No 2 at 45. Eggs hogsPrice 13.80.
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Kansas City
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Andy” Anderson
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Bert Carley
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Charles Shrader
McLouth High School
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