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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1943
Page
4
Presidential Order Calls Miners Back to Work
A presidential order requires striking coal miners to return by next Monday. The move risks a week of lost coal production for war industries and reflects hesitancy in resolving wartime labor issues. The crisis offers a chance to settle strikes that threaten the war program.
Kansas Strike Sentiment Reflects War Support
Kansans show little enthusiasm for the coal miners strike. Workers who refuse to back labor tactics risk harming war production and the troops overseas. Families with members in the armed services view the strike as a betrayal of national effort. The miners are urged to continue work to support military needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Chinese Victory Seen After Six Years of Warfare
After six years of fighting with Japan Chinese forces appear to have secured a decisive victory. A Japanese army of about 100000, aiming to seize a key food producing area near Chungking, was defeated with heavy casualties. American air power aided the win and future Allied plans hinge on greater air support and munitions for Chinese ground troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chungking
China
Anti Strike Bill Moves After Miners Walkout
The anti strike measure long stalled in Congress gains momentum as the miners strike provides arguments. The piece argues the bill would curb risky use of strike tools and suggests earlier acceptance could have avoided the current crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Nazis Launch Raids on England in Reprisal
Reported Nazi raids target English towns in retaliation for Allied bombing of German targets. Details on locations and outcomes are limited in the available text, with authorities urging civil defense measures and residents awaiting further information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Ger
War centers fall behind schedule as promised retaliation slows
The article notes that war centers are not meeting the earlier schedule disclosed during the war. Nazi spokesmen had vowed to deliver ten blows for each Allied strike, but current actions show the score is not being kept, and retaliation is lagging.
French Liberation Committee Faces Faction Strife in Algiers
The national liberation committee set up by the French in Algiers confronts internal divisions among many parties and factions. Despite the challenges, leaders believe a united front against the common enemy could repair military defeat and the Vichy era, given patience and luck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Committee of Liberation
Algiers
France
Dr Allan Dafoe Life of a Canadian Country Doctor
Dr Allan Roy Dafoe gained fame after responding to a routine call and attending the birth of the Dionne quintuplets. He saved all the babies and the mother, and remained modest despite opportunities to profit from his notoriety. His life ends with a record of skill and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dafoe
Allan Roy Dafoe
Australians Stand Against Global Food Authority Policy
Hot Springs reports on a food conference where the Australian delegation urged nations to use national initiative to raise living standards and feed themselves. They oppose an international authority to distribute food, insisting each country must produce and provide for its own people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Pantelleria Seen as Key in Allied Mediterranean Push
Dewitt Mackenzie notes allied naval bombardments of Pantelleria, stressing its strategic position in the Tunisia–Sicily route. He flags possible preliminary actions to neutralize the island before Sicily or Sardinia invasions, citing Malta’s proximity and Pantelleria’s single harbor as focal points in Mediterranean operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allied
North Africa
Pantelleria
National Geographic Society
Mediterranean
Sicily
Tunisia
Sardinia
Spain
United Nations
Italian
Malta
England
Mussolini
Demand for Houses in Lawrence Surges as New Families Register
The Homes Registration office reports a sharp weekly rise in families seeking housing in Lawrence. Twenty three new families registered yesterday, all newcomers, with high demand for apartments and houses and no requests for sleeping rooms, suggesting a push for permanent homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
City approves sale of refunding bonds in Lawrence
The city commission passed an ordinance authorizing sale of refunding bonds to retire city indebtedness as of April 30 1933. Memorial Union plans advance for completing the dance room and assembly hall before fall semester. Local society notes include visits, showers, and births.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Ruth Miller
Hazel Orr
Arthur Wulfkuhle
Dorothy Elliott
Security Benefit Association
Holloway
Phillips Hall
Oak Ridge Farm Bureau Group
Frank Bereiter
Lawrence Police Reappointed as Clean City Campaign Starts
Twenty five years ago the Lawrence police force was reappointed and a clean city campaign began under commissioner William W. Cleland. George Docking, son of William Docking of Merchant's Bank, traveled to Clay Center to work on his uncle's farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
William W. Cleland
George Docking
William Docking
Merchant's Bank
Clay Center
Forty Years Ago Miss Sims Won Praise for Flood Duty
Forty years ago Miss Nellie Sims a day operator at the Union Pacific depot stayed at her post during the flood guiding trains through. A report notes nine families housed safely in a stone house southwest of Midland and well provided for. The board of county commissioners sought to secure the Ponyton bridge from Leavenworth for temporary river use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Sims
Union Pacific
Mr. Renner
George Fitz
District Court
W. R. Stubbs
Gertrude Messler
Charles Allen
Anna C. Bearlieu
Midland
Board of County Commissioners
Leavenworth
OPA Abandons Desk Drawer Regulation Plan
Washington June 4 The OPA will not regulate stenographers desks after all a six page memorandum 9898 3 proposed drawer numbering from 1 to 6 for all staff and defined drawer purposes but was recalled as it might confuse the public and invite ridicule Officials said workers favor recalling the memo and seek copies as souvenirs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
OPA
Office of Price Administration
Flashes of Life Come Clean in Philadelphia Block Standoff
Fifty housewives formed a human chain to block a street after dump trucks spilled dirt during a housing project. One driver was held inside the chain until cleanup. The scene followed failed verbal protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Baldwin News Social Notes and Birth Announcements
Rev and Mrs E C Wright drove to Kansas City with their son Prof LeRoy Wright who spent a week there. Mrs Mary Alice Severy joined them and stayed with daughter Mrs Alice Wilson. Mrs Ronald Heckerson and son Noel arrived from Chicago to visit Uncle and Aunt Mr and Mrs Louis Reb in Lawrence before returning to Topeka. Miss Ruth B Scott of Emporia resigned after 51 years in teaching in Baldwin and Lawrence. Jane Banta of Topeka visited Baldwin. Mrs C J Fischer joined husband on trips to southern Kansas. Lieutenant James Afliton Kring of Riverside California and Mrs Kring announce birth of son James Milton Jr on May 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Wright
Kansas City
LeRoy Wright
Mary Alice Severy
Wrights
Alice Wilson
Ronald Heckerson
Noel
Chicago
Louis Reb
Christine Reb
Lawrence
Topeka
Ruth B. ‘Scott
Emporia
Scott
Baldwin
Jane Banta
C. J. Fischer
Kansas
James Afilton Kring
Riverside
Calif
James Milton, Jr
Milton Kring
Excelsior
Laurel Brown
San Diego
Cal
William C. Rice
Janet
E. F. Douthit
Odessa
James van Dam
LaHarpe
O. C. Falkerson
Lorna
Daisie Bell Lytle
Overbrook
Earl Kirker
J. T. Hockensmith
R. E. Scruggs
Leroy Jewel
Sedan
Jewel
Lions Club
Gerraldine Farr
Baker
Bartlesville
Okla
Charles Farr
Hale Steele
Sutton
Neb
Carl Wise
Joe Emery
Shreveport
J. B. Suggs
Frances Hubskmann
Frankfort
E. W. Hirbskmann
Maxine Banta
Denver
Colo
Local Residents Head Abroad and Return for Summer
Milton Kring of the Excelsior neighborhood is noted along with several Baldwin residents returning from travels. Laurel and Mrs. Brown return from San Diego to Baldwin, while others plan indefinite futures. Teachers, students, and Lions club members are mentioned in various visits and summer plans across Kansas and beyond.
Mrs. 8. V. Carr On Way To Aberdeen Visit Gone
Eudora Mrs. 8. V. Carr of New Orleans traveling to Aberdeen South Carolina to spend time with Mrs. Lena Eder. Mrs. Sam Carr traveled to New Orleans to fetch Mrs. Carr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. V. Carr
New Orleans
Aberdeen
S. C
Lena Eder
Sam Carr
Carr
Community Links and Family News From Local Residents
Local families share updates on military assignments college milestones and travel. Agnes Betty serves as an ensign in the navy in New Orleans while Carr plans army service. Relatives visit from Lawrence Parkville and Kansas City as trips and relocations fill the week.
Mystery at Kraik Tower Stirs Family Feud
Kathy Kraik moves into Kraik tower amid a brewing feud with Connie and a looming marriage to George Baker. A dead man is found in a ravine near the estate as Clint Mattison narrowly escapes danger and Connie faints. The scene ends with police to be called as the chapter continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Kraik
Moody
Kraiktower
George Baker
Marthe Kraik
Kathy
Connie
Clint Mattison
Judy
Jack
Miss Lake
Iam and
Clara
Sarah
U S Official Answer to Previous Puzzle Horizontal Clues
Puzzle solution list includes entries for clues such as Pictured U S official Courage Winglike p Within House per Foot digit Sprite Golf peg Small part Hobo Examination Paradise Vessel Like Marry Upon Any Us Mine Unite by thread Therefore Street abbr Eye shaped Acid Cat Kindness He is U S 2 4 KIRI MI
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
U. S
Radio Schedule Snapshot from Friday Through Sunday Night
A detailed listing of radio programs across KMBC WDAF WREN and related stations for Friday night through Sunday including news, variety shows, music hours, theater broadcasts, and special programs with multiple host and guest names, times, and cross-station lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren
Jack Armstrong
KMBC
WDAF
London Lair
Fred Waring
Orch
Victor Borge
Lone Ranger
Mr. Keen
Earl Godwin
Kate Smith
Tommy Riggs
John Gunther
Gracie Fields
Bill Stern
Bonnie King
Elmer Davis
Gabriel Heatter
MBC
Rex Stout
Texas Rangers
Lou Breeze
A.P
Joe Venuti
Russ Morgan
Office of War Inf
Wdaf—Hotel Muehlebacher
Ray Benson
Orb
Symphony
Upton Close
Wake Up
America
Army Hour
A. Kostelanett
John Tompkins
Green Hornet
Homer Rodeheaver
NBC Symphony
Wren—Gunther
Drew Pearson
Jack Benny
Mary Ann Mercer
Edward Tomlinson
Roy Porter
Charlie McCarthy
Walter Winchell
Jimmy Fidler
Fred Allen
Dorothy Thompson
Les Brown
Vesper
KMRBC
Nation
Freddie Martin
Stan Kearton
Jan Savitt
Muehlebacher
United Press News
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Olph Slnons
Massachusetts Street
Telephone
Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
New York
West 44Th St
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Michigan Ave
West 10Th St
Associates Press
Associated Press
Audit’ Bureau of Circulations
Lew- Trence
United States
United States of America
United America
Dewitt MacKenzie
Alma Messing
Ashland
Dora Hansen
St. Joseph’s Hospital
T. N. Hansen
William Albert
110Th
E. A. Wilson
Morris Arthur
Charles Hartman
Uniontown
Beatrice
Hartman
Sgt
James Hartman
Air Corps
The
Bristol
Conn
Connnecticut Slaughters’ Association
Food Department
CPA
Outine
Kan
Ming Toy
Chiang
Topeka Air Base
Fred Knapp
Baldwin News
Eudora
Floyd Cates
Nora
Michael
Sherman Roach
Frances Griener
Gottlieb Nieder
David
Roger
Oak Hill
Clinton
Solon Markley
Columbia
Colman
Pasco
Wash
E. L. Richardson
Womens Guild
J. L. Hendren
Lydal
Phillip
E. L. Hendren
Seminole
George Bloom
Haskell Ave
J. D. Adams
Robinson
Mr. Adam
Raymond Bengtson
Delmar
Great Lakes
E. F. Adams
Bengston Ome
Rene Ryerson
NEA Service, Inc
Kiri
Apsairin
Claire Dirieis
Trevor
Metal
Myself
Field Artillery
Kingdom
Unity
Seine
Isle of Man
Cavaliers
Treasury
Wren—Falcon
Yanks
Ellery Queen
Sanderson & Crummitt
Abie
Frazier Hunt
Ray Peerl
Orchestra
Charlie Spivak
Statler Hotel
Wren—News
Optometrist
B. G. Gustafson
Ik Flames
New York Laboratory
Eldridge Hotel
Lawrence, Kan
Sas . Symptonic Acousticon
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