Withholding of Goods Seen Until Price Policy Decided
Washington reports Mar vis Verner a CPA official says widespread withholding of clothing and other goods from markets until July 1 is inevitable due to price control legislation. OPA moves to halt removal of price ceilings on major commodities until final congressional action, delaying petroleum and machinery撤. Verner notes clothing refrigerators washing machines and cars likely held back as price policy remains unsettled. Bowles cites meat market declines and says meat ceilings may be removed after June 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marvis Verner
CPA
Verner
Civilian Production Administration
Senate
OPA
Paul Porter
Congress
Porter
Canavesa
House
OLA
Criminat
Chester Bowes
Bowles
Wheat growers rally to hold grain under new orders
Washington reports Kansas farmers claim they will not market new wheat while agriculture department orders stand. They fear forced sale of half the grain and storage mandates, threatening delayed markets. Hope says he will push for change and seeks department consideration. Troop movements noted in San Diego and Seattle with 783 troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roe
R.kan
Kansas
Griculture Department
Hope
Agriculture Department
Brutal Treatment at Lichfield Prison Stockade Trial
Testimony in a court martial on the mistreatment of U.S. army prisoners at the Lichfield stockade England includes Lt Leonard Ennis and Lt Granville Cubage. Witnesses report repeated probing of wounds and beatings while defense contends claims are exaggerated and within regulations. Several witnesses refuse to answer. prosecution notes 16 soldiers charged with maltreatment with three convictions already recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bad Nauheim
Sune
Lichfield
Leonard W. Ennis
Peokstill
N.Y
Mike Koblinsky
Saginaw
Mich
Ennis
Ina
U.S. Armouse
Englad Saree
Granville Cubage
Oklahoma City
Cubage
Joseph A. Robertson
Akron
Altho
Robertson
William Parker
Easthampton
Mass
England
Parker
Dubage
Lichfield Stockade
Too Many On Payroll Montgomery Honored
Woodring criticizes too much government in Kansas and Washington at Berryton Topeka event. He warns payroll growth may outpace taxpayers and calls for school funding from indirect taxes. Also, Col Raymond Montgomery receives the Legion of Merit for wartime selective service work in Kansas, with Gov Schoeppel and officials present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryton
Kan
Harry H. Woodring
Kansas
Topeka Kiwanis Club
Berryton Grange
Washington
Woodring
Won
Legion of Merit
Topeka
UMP
Raymond F. Montgomery
State Selective Service
Raymond T. Higgins
National Selective Service Headquarters
Washington, D. C
Andrew F. Schoeppel
State Selective Service Office
Kansas Adjutant General's Office
Mont-gomery
Belleview 4-H Club Hosts Amateur Hour Benefit
The Belleview 4-H club will stage an amateur hour program Friday at 8 p m in the Vinland high school auditorium. Admission funds go to the state 4-H camp. A cake walk and a prize table cloth are planned. William L White of Lawrence will MC and County Agent Deal Six and Mrs Six are expected. The club, one of the oldest in the county, recently secured its own room in Grange Hall Vinland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleview
Vinland High School
William L. White
Lawrence
Deal Six
Grange Hall
Vinland
July 1 Deadline for Army reenlistment benefits
Maj William B Cook of the Topeka U S Army Recruiting Office warns that as of July 1 1946 many who delay enlistment or reenlistment will lose benefits. Dependency, retention of grade, and reenlistment in grade rules expire then prompting readers to contact the recruiting office before the deadline. Local notes include Kansas district postmasters convention results with Lane and Edwardsville officials reelected to posts. Cuban sugar crop noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Cook
Topeka
U.S. Army
National Bank of
U. S. Army Recruiting Office
Man Leaps to Death From 150 Foot Cheyenne Mountain Ledge
Paul B. Wood, 36, of Strong City Kansas, died after jumping from a 150 foot ledge on Cheyenne Mountain while a tourist group watched. Deputy Coroner Fred W. Baker Jr. said Wood climbed out and jumped as a guide urged him back. The body wedged between two trees. no reason for the leap was known. The report also notes Croton bugs are cockroaches named after New Yorks Croton water system established in 1842.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Colo
Paul B. Wood
Strong City
Kan
Cheyenne Mountain
Fred W. Baker, Jr
Baker
Wood
Eudora community backs two school buses and Bible school growth
The Commercial club of Eudora funded one 36 passenger bus for the district while the school board bought another. A high school teacher will drive one route in the south area. The Daily Vacation Bible School opens with 54 enrollees at the Methodist church supervised by local pastors and volunteers. Local social notices include visitors and gatherings across area families and church groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirs
Chris Hammer
F Moll
Harold Lowell
Patricia
M. H. Cox
New Mexico
Arizona
Texas
Colorado
Commercial Club of
Eudora
Civic Group
Commercial Club
Karl Baur
Methodist Church
Ray Long
Kermit Broers
O. E. Westerhouse
Ja Altenbernd
Harry Edwarda
Jerry Harris
W.W. Gerstenberger
Floyd Broers
I. C. Willard
Methodist, Evangelical and Reformed
I. C. Wilard
Dorothy
Girardene
Willard
Katie Rothberger
Hew
L. A.blackburn
Clara Neustifter
Fred Ziesenis
Forexon
Lawrence
William Smith
Springfield
Ellen F. Melville
Mary Diedrich
Tw Brothers
Sam and Paul
Byers
Colo
George Diedrich
Denver
Calc
Quiet wedding in Eudora ties new couple
Miss Ellen F Melville hosted a calm Saturday ceremony at Mrs Leora Rapier s home as Leora married Louis Shirck with Rev I C Willard officiating. Dayton guests Mr and Mrs Joe Parrish and two children joined Lawrence and Springfield relatives for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Parrish
Dayton
Ohio
Matt Eichermeyer
Ellen F. Melville
Leora Rapier
Louis Shirck
I. C. Willard
Clyde Norris
Lawrence
W. Lumsden
Springfield
Karl Baur
Joan Baur
Lumsden
Detroit
Eldon Wotan
Pau
Frazier
Mrs. Ray
Warmker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Isco
San Diego
Seattle
Elmer
Cambridge, Mass
Montgomery
Tella Kiwanians
United States
Chester Chastek
Selective Service Headquarters
Seventh Service Command
Omaha, Neb
Belleview 4-H Club
BY Fagaly and
Shorti
Paul Wood
Croton
New York
Croton River
Charlie Beacher
Diedrich
Andy Hass
Kansas City
Pleasanton
Annie Roberts
Hal Lepper
Cleo Grimes
Ann Harmes
Sedalia
Jessie Grimes
Mattie Hague
Lydia Abels
Rose Seybold
Homer White
Earl Clark
Lotz Cafe
Mary Cook
Gerald W. Russell
Oscar Russell
Army Airies
Eurotion Engineer Command
Occupational Air Forces
A.A.P
European Aviation Engineer Command
Russell
887Th Aviation Engineer Battalion
Ewpean
Greenville Army Air Base
Greenville
Army Air Forces
Istres le Tube
France
Carl Lothholz
Clebourner, Ti
Rose Lothholz
Oscar Lothholz
Rob
George Lothholz
Rose Lothhlz
Martin Cafe
Fred Bartz
le Loune
Sam and Paul Diedrich
Pike
Pickens Bros. Machine Works
Morgan-Mack Motor CO
Twine
E. J. Richardson
Buddy Gallagher Motors
DeSoto
Plymouth
Oliver Farm
Buddy
Gallagher Motors
Safety Headquarters
B. F. Goodrich
Silvertown
Silvertowns
TOS
Mase
Central
Vermont
Means & Weaver
Rie
Tire Seuss
H. T. Johnson
Sth
Phece
Ort
Dickey - Andrews
Buick
Chevrolet
Grant Piston Rings Distributors
Channel
Motor Company
Phon
Chirraler
Skelly Products
Tam
Daw
Daries Aurual
Robert B. Orter
Republic
T. R Gerhart
Douglas County
Roy Flory
Dougise County
Dunie” Johns, Jr
Courtis County
Charles Hayden
Rotte
Frank R. Gray
Register OF Deeds
Iam
Office of Register of Deeds
Flea
Harold Beck
County Superintendent OF Public Instruction
Margaret Hurley
Whiard
Brammell
Charles D. Stough
Goodrum Garage
Just
H” Farmall
Columbia Hog Feeders
Kraft & Starr
Morgan - Mack Motor CO
Jacks Motors
Cara
Jack Budd
Info
Hunsinger
Tefor Go
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!