Powder Makers Baseball Teams Form at Sunflower Ordnance Works
Workers from supervisors to office staff at the Hercules Sunflower Ordnance Works form baseball teams for summer play. The Hercules team and Sunflower Yankees compete in the Lawrence Community League with three plant and city teams, sharing duties and schedules to fit shifts. Games start in early June at Lawrence Community Park with umpire Fred H. Cox guiding officials.
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Sunflower Ordnance Works
Army
Hercules Powder Company
Hercules
Sunflower Yankees
Lawrence
Jack Starkey
Yeoman
United States Navy
University of Kansas
Joe Hertz
Big Army
Bill Sunday
Altho
Yankees
Naval Training Station
Fred H. Cox
Philadelphia Athletics
Connie Mack
Dennis Fry
Sunflower
Commercial Operators To File Through Hendricks Office
Collier F. Hendricks, acting district manager of the Highway Transport Department, said commercial motor vehicle operators needing new equipment after July should file at his office rather than the Interstate Commerce Commission Bureau of Motor Carriers. District managers will serve as local allocation officers under the new program, with nine district offices in Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas and Nebraska.
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Highway Transport Department
Office
Dese Transportation
Topeka
Bureau of Motor Carriers
Interstate Commerce Commission
ODT
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Nebraska
Sietet
Wichita
Cine Jefferson City
Springfield
North Plat Ee
Iaha
Liberty Building
Hendricks
Spose
Anderson
Brown, Clay, Cloud
Coffey Dick
Frankinson Doniphan
Dovelassin
G Son
Erson
Jewall
Tcoin
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Pathologist Testifies In Case Of Delores Flack Death
In San Francisco on June 21 UPI reports state prosecutors accuse Louise Flack of murdering her eight year old daughter Delores. Pathologist Dr Jesse Carr testifies the child starved to death after being left alone with a barricaded door while the mother took a two day trip to Sausalito. Prosecution says neglect continued and the mother sought institutional care only after discovery of the body. Inspector Alvin Carrasa testified locating the child dead in her bed and Flack was later arrested at her parents home in ToLa Kan.
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UPI
Louise Flack
Jesse Carr
Norman Elkington
Flack
Delores
Sausalito
Elkington
Alaska
Alvin Carrasa
Tola
Kan
Lyttelton apologizes to Commons over Pearl Harbor remark
London June 21 Captain Oliver Lyttelton British minister of war production apologized to the house of commons for implying in a speech before the American Chamber of Commerce that United States lend lease aid forced Japan into attacking Pearl Harbor. He said the remark was untrue and an error of expression not intent.
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London
House of Commons
Oliver Lyttelton
United States
Britain
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Lyttelton
American Chamber of Commerce
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