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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1943

Page

2

Allied air strategy outlined by Marshall amid bombing raids

General George C. Marshall stated in a Washington speech that mass daytime and nighttime bombardment has yielded surprisingly small Allied casualties and supports limited objectives. He warned against overreliance on air power and emphasized diverting German forces from the Russian front and the Mediterranean while Russia remains a major threat.

Uir Jwar SS d Washington George C. Marshall Army Columbus London Marshall Germany Pantelleria Atlantic Joint Staff Russian Mediterranean Russia Hitler Althoit

War updates mix Soviet gains and German losses in Europe

The report notes up to 6 million homeless from Ruhr bombings and claims Soviet observers suspect Red Army recaptured Belgorod after a Russian communique. It adds heavy German casualties and a quiet front with ongoing artillery duels and minor clashes elsewhere.

Lord Selborne Ruhr Belgorod Kharov

Deaths and Funerals James Alexander Clark

James Alexander Clark age 74 of Lawrence died last evening at Lawrence Memorial hospital. He lived in Lawrence over 65 years and was a member of Ninth Street Baptist Church. Survived by daughter Mary Ann Clark and son James Nathaniel Clark of Lawrence, sister Mrs. Mattie Clark Frierson of Chicago, niece Mrs. Alica Clark Hester of Lawrence, and nephew Leonard Clark of Lawrence. Body in state at Bowser Gleed mortuary. Funeral Saturday at 2 pm from Ninth Street Baptist Church with Rev. W S Davenport in charge. Burial at Oak Hill Cemetery.

James Alexander Clark James Alexander Clark Michigan Street Lawrence Memorial Hospital Lawrence Alica Clark Hester Leonard Clark Bowser-Gleed Mortuary Ninth Street Baptist Oak Hill

First Foreign Language Will Probated in Douglas Court

Rosa H. Servin's will, drafted a year ago in the Norton sartorium, was probated in Douglas city probate court. Judge Frank R. Gray stated it was the first foreign language will admitted since he took office.

Rosa H. Servin Douglas City Frank. R. Gray Norton

Orthopedic Clinic Tied to Dr. Francisco Here Tomorrow

The monthly orthopedic clinic by Dr. C B Francisco of Kansas City will be at Lawrence Memorial Hospital tomorrow from 12 to 2 PM. The Kiwanis club sponsored nervous and mental clinic will not be held tomorrow.

C. B. Francisco Kansas City Lawrence Memorial Hospital Kiwanis Club Nervous and Mental Clinic

Band Concert Friday With Ralph Ward Guest

The L M H S summer band directed by Oliver Hobbs performs its third concert Friday evening in South Park at 8 o clock. Millard Ireland serves as master of ceremonies. Ralph Ward—an former M H S student now in the air force studying meteorology at the University of Wisconsin—will join the program with vocal solos and a featured instrumental piece. The program includes Sousa marches, Hymn, Anchors Aweigh, On a Wing and a Prayer, and other selections with student soloists Marilyn Smart Wayne Hird Dorothy Mae Nelson and Gilmore Comin.

L.M.H.S Oliver Hobbs Southpark Millard ‘Ireland Ralph Ward M.H.S Aps University of Wisconsin Washington Post Sousa Marilyn Smart Liberty Bell Pan Yoder Wayne Hird Teteeteee Leldren Harold Adamson Jimmy McHugh Dorothy Mae Nelson U.S. Field Artillery Sousa Ilmore America

Four Way Move at KU for Naval V-12 Offices

University of Kansas reorganizes space to house Naval V-12 program offices set to begin July 1. Lieut. C. A. Michelman commands. V-12 spaces 218 and 220 Frank Strong hall. Moves shift the School of Business and staff locations to Fraser hall and other rooms. Professor Leonard Axe remains unassigned.

University of Kansas C. A. “Michelman Frank Strong School of Business H. E. Chandler Teachers’ Placement ‘Bureau Twho Fraser Chandler Henry Werner Harry O’kane Y.M.C.A Werner O’kane Leonard Axe

Two youths injured in head on bicycle crash

Two youths riding double on a bicycle were injured after colliding with a motor car at Seventh and Vermont streets at 5 p.m. Police reported Rollin Haynes, 16, cut on hands and sprained ankle, and Sid Self, 17, of Emporia, severely cut and bruised. Haynes resides at Salvation Army HQ 729 Vermont. Self, a transient, had been staying there. The crash occurred as a beer truck turning onto Vermont blocked their path, and both boys were knocked to the pavement. Officer Bliesner urged cyclists to avoid riding double and warned of city ordinances against it.

Seventh Vermont Street Rollin Haynes Self Emporia Haynes Memorial Hospital Salvation Army Seventh Street Vermont Clarence Hawkins Fountain City Ing California Lawrence Hawkins C. A. Bliesner

Draftees Inducted Into Navy Marine Corps

Reports to the selective service board show draftees who left Monday have been inducted. Ward Edward Broyles from Eudora, transfer from Jeffersonville Indiana, to the navy and Camp Peary Virginia. George Newton Holloway Baldwin Route 1 into the marine corps to be sent to San Diego. Willard Leroy Maichel Route 2 Lawrence and Jack Hoover Payne 530 Louisiana into the navy to be sent to Farragut Idaho.

Selective Service Board Ward Edward Broyles Eudora Jeffersonville Ind Navy Camp Peary George Newton Holloway Baldwin Marine Corps San Diego Willard Leroy Maichel Lawrence Jack Hoover Payne Louisiana Faragut Ida

Chinese Mine Sinks Warship in Yangtze Near Tungliu

A central dispatch reports that a Chinese mine sank a large Japanese warship in the Yangtze river near Tungliu Anhwei on June 1, resulting in the drowning of more than 1,000 Japanese troops. The incident was confirmed by UPI.

Chungking UPI Yangtze River Tungliu Anhwei

Weed Notice From City For Immediate Property Cut

The City Council will order weed cutting on all lots or portions it deems necessary with costs assessed against affected property if not cut by the owner within two days, under Ordinance No 1777. City Clerk H. Fisher signs.

Lai H. .C. Fisher

Food Czar Bill Advances For Wartime Controls

Washington June 24 Congress faces a battle over a proposed bill to create a food czar with full wartime control of food production distribution pricing and rationing. The plan would transfer pricing and rationing powers from the office of price administration to the war food administrator Chester C Davis and was approved 18 to 8 by the house agriculture committee.

Washington House Agriculture Committee Fulmer D-S Roosevelt War Production Board Office of Price Administration Chester C. Davis Republican Congressional Food Study Committee United States

Kansans honored in U S Eighth Air Force decorations

Washington reports the war department awarded more than 1 000 decorations to United States Eighth Air Force members based in England. Eleven Kansans received Air Medal and oak leaf clusters including Capt Beattie H Fleenor Manhattan Lieut Donald R Winters Wichita Lieut Malcolm C Howell Topeka Lieut Warren W Anderson Laverney Tech Sgt Kenneth C Haskell Chapman Tech Sgt Everett A Howard Chanute Staff Sgt George W Henderson Columbus Martin A Lemonick Cherokee Max M Westfall Wichita Staff Sgt Dell A Love Lawrence and Staff Sgt Edwin T Robinson Independence. Lieutenant Anderson is the son of Mr and Mrs A L Anderson of 827 Arkansas Street. Staff Sergeant Love was recently featured in a broadcast interview from England. He is the son of Mr and Mrs H W Love of Lawrence R F D 3.

Washington U.S Germany War Department U. S. Eighth Air Force Engilan Beattie H. Fleenor Manhattan Donald R. Winters Wichita Malcolm C. Howell Topeka Howell Warren W. Anderson Laverney Tech Kenneth C. Hassler Chapman Everett A. Howard Chanute George W. ‘Henderson Columbus Martin A. Lemonick Cherokee Max M. Westfall Dell A. Love Lawrence Edwin T. Robinson Independence Anderson A. L Arkanas Street Love England H. W. Love R.F.D

Food Stamp Data Shows July August Validity Overlap

Washington June 24 The Office of Price Administration announced blue food ration stamps N P and 1 from book 2 will be valid July 1 to August 7 with a seven day carryover for July stamps. Red stamp validity for July to be announced later.

Washington Office of Price Adamiaty K. L OPA

Excellent music program by K U faculty at Kiwanis Club

Kiwanis members heard a program by K U faculty artists at Wiedemann's luncheon. Violinist Waldermar Gelich played Sioux Flute Serenade and Gypsy Dance, with accompanist Miss Alice Merle Conger. Singers Miss Meribah Moore and Miss Irene Peabody performed Puccini and Salter duets with Ruth Orcutt as accompanist.

Kiswanis Club K. U Madame Butterfly Puccini Mary Salter Ruth Orcutt

Roosevelt Nominates Three Ministers to Canada New Zealand and Iraq

Washington June 24 President Roosevelt sent to the Senate today nominations of Ray Ather ton acting chief of the division of European affairs in the state department to be minister to Canada William Burdett of Knoxville Tennessee to be minister to New Zealand and Loy W Henderson of Colorado Springs Colorado to be minister to Iraq

Washington Roosevelt Senate Ray Atherton State Department Canada William ©. Burdett Knoxville Tenn New Zealand Loy W. Henderson Colorado Springs Colo Iraq

Tennessee Club Captures Intramural Title at KU

The Tennessee club defeated the John Moore Delta Tau quintet 25 to 19 to win the intramural basketball championship at the University of Kansas last evening. In the semifinals the Tennessee club beat Phi Pi Phi Delts 22 to 13, while John Moore Delta Tau overcame Betas 19 to 18.

Tennessee University of Kansas John Moore-Delta Taulquintet Tennessee Club Phi Pii-Phi John Moore-Delta Tau Betas

Sunflower Ordnance Works fraud suit details floods of claims

William V. Ryan filed a bill of particulars in federal court alleging contractors at Sunflower Ordnance Works near DeSoto conspired to promote inefficiency and disorder. He claims skilled workers were misassigned, idle time paid, machinery mishandled, and false payrolls issued. Damages may reach 20 million with government recovery and informer fees. Defendants include Broderick Gordon Lozier Cory Joslin Joslin firms and associates.

Topeka William V. ‘Ryan Sunflower Ordnance Works DeSoto Federal District Court Ryan Bolivar, Mo W. S Broderick D. G. Gordon Partners Colorado William §. Lozier William S. Lozier, Inc Rochester N. Yu C. Della Cese New York Harlem.Stone Kansas City United States Transit Mix Corp Cory and Joslin, Inc California W. E. Joslin P. B. Gibson James W. McClenahan James‘l.’ McClenahan G. R. ‘Walker Cory-Joslon ‘and Macnsons

Plane Crash Sparks Train Derailment Near Southile

Two planes collided at high altitude and one crashed in front of a Worcester to Boston passenger train in Southile Massachusetts. The impact derailed the locomotive and five coaches while one pilot parachuted to safety. the other is believed killed. About 50 passengers aboard the train suffered no injuries beyond a minor engineer cut.

Southile Mass P—y Worcester Boston

Notes From Home Front and Training Camps

Reports detail recovering sailor Charles Fowler thanking friends for cards after Moorhead explosion. Camp Barkley officiates Captain Filkin visiting relatives in Wichita. Aviation cadet Lawrence Stanton qualified in Kansas City. Cadets James Stark and others proceed to Atlantic City and Greenland training. Wayne Alderson on furlough from Sioux City. Chaplain Bowers at Ft Ord reports desert training. Nusbaum brothers linked to University of Kansas ROTC and radar duty in Orlando Florida.

Charles Chuck Fowler U. S Lawrence W. Stanton East Fourteenth Street Kansas City Kan James. B. Stark Transport Command Atlantic City Lawrence Greenland Iceland Stark C. L. Mooney Charles H. Stark J. E. Bowers Trinity Episcopal Church Douglas County Selective Service Board Ft. Ord Calif Bruce Cameron Bowers Mojave Desert Death Valley

The Phoenix Wins Irish Derby at Curragh

Ireland's unbeaten three year old The Phoenix won the Irish Derby at the Curragh on June 24. The victory confirms his status as a leading sprinter with a dominant display and adds another major prize to his rising career.

Phoenix Dublin Ireland The Curragh

Soldier Basilone Wins Medal for Guadalcanal Stand

Navy reports platoon sergeant John Basilone of Raritan New Jersey earned the Medal of Honor for 72 hours at a machine gun post on Guadalcanal. He held the position against repeated Japanese assaults, killing many enemy fighters and aiding his unit. The ceremony cited his steadfast defense and decisive actions in the Lunga area during October battles.

Washington South Pacific New Jersey Navy Department John Basilone Raritan N. J Navy Basilone Roosevelt Lunga Guadalcanal W. Phillips Fayetteville N.C

Lawrence school community night postponed to this evening

Potato pickers will earn 4.80 to 8.00 dollars per day as growers delay digging with a $2.55 per hundred ceiling price and 8 cent per bushel wages. Floods deplete seed corn reserves while hybrid seed corn prices include replacement if drowned. A Union Pacific locomotive whistle caused early morning disruptions.

Kaw Midwest

British battleships sail toward the Mediterranean from Gibraltar

Dispatches from La Linea report that ten British battleships led by Howard and four destroyers left Gibraltar for the Mediterranean. About 70 merchantmen and several warships including the George V are in Gibraltar, the dispatch said.

Mediterranean Madrid la Linea Howard Gibraltar George V

Russian Break Defense Line

London reports from June 24 that a Berlin radio broadcast recorded by Reuters claimed the Red Army breached a defense line. Details remain unclear as the source text is incomplete and lacks corroborating specifics.

London Berlin Reuters Daid Red

Allied forces breach and counterattack near Velikie Luki

United States fighters conducted air sweeps over Belgium and the Netherlands and claimed the downing of a Focke Wulf 190 with no losses. The breach south of Velikie Luki 30 miles from the Latvian border was reportedly sealed by a Nazi counterattack.

Velikie Luki Europe London United States Belgium Netherlands U. S

Meadow Lark 4-H Meets Amid Family News And War Efforts

The Meadow Lark 4-H group met June 16 at the Pettingill home with a program on inventors, sewing hems, bed benifits, dairy processing, and baby chicks. Community activities included a sing, outdoor games, and lemonade with cookies. Nearby, M. F. Gengler died last week after heart trouble. relatives gathered in Lawrence and Bonner Springs. William Metcalf remains in poor health and Father’s Day events were held.

Phil Gengler Lawrence F. W. Bereiter Gengler Cawker City M. F. Gengler Phil Donna Hogee Bonner Springs Meadow Lark 4-H Mary Ellen Myrtle Walter Pettengil Billy Boy Reta Torneden Martha Eberwein Elroy Eberwein Evelyn Cawley Walter Pettengill Roy Campbell Washington, D. C William Metcalf Ry Jon Here Frs Nannie Chariton Arthur Hemphill Esther Berester Kansas City Transcontinental Air Corps New York City Clinton Park W. Bereiter Meredith Smith

Local resident dies after illness. funeral held at Rumsey parlor

A seriously ill local resident died at his home Sunday around noon after a week of illness. Funeral services were conducted Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Rumsey funeral parlor.

Rumsey

Pleasant Grove Community Notes and Visits

Pleasant Grove residents share visits with relatives in Kansas and Missouri. Emma Cochran and James Wilson call on Cochran home. families travel to Harris and Lawrence for meals and hospital updates. Carl Daniels departs for Camp Rucker after a 15 day furlough. other locals attend Dunkard church meeting in Indiana. several families welcome changes and moves in town.

Local Families Visit Relatives Across Town and State

Mrs. Tom Dillon and Charlotte visited Ottawa to see relatives while Mr. and Mrs. John Churchbaugh joined Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Gish and children for a Lawrence trip. Pvt. Dudley Deay returned on furlough from Texas to visit his father Walter Deay and other relatives. Mrs. Gerald Messer and son Johnnie spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hagen.

John Daniels Tom Dillon Charlotte Ottawa Relaves John _Churchbaugh Nelson Gish Lawrence Dudley Deay Texas Walter Deay Gerald Messer Johnnnie John Hagen

Card of Thanks Card of Thanks from Haas Unger and Titterington families

We thank friends and neighbors for kindness sympathy and floral offerings during our sorrow. Misses Eva and Mabel Haas Mr. and Mrs. George Unger express gratitude for flowers and cards received during illness from Mrs. Ruth Titterington.

Eva and Mabel Haas George Unger Ruth Titterington

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