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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1942

Page

7

Ride In Groups To Save Rubber Warns War Agencies

Washington reports that a nationwide worker transport crisis could hinder war production due to forced car retirements. Agencies urge universal group riding and staggered hours, with car pools in 300 cities and revised gasoline rationing starting July 22.

Washington Public Roads Administration Office of Price Administration Office of Petroleum Coordination Office of Defense Transportation Atlantic Seaboard Petroleum Industry War Council OPA District of Columbia

World Briefs: Jewish Star Enforced in Vichy and More

Across cities, reports note Jews and sympathizers in Vichy occupied Paris face forced camps for wearing the Star. In London, T O M Driberg won Maldon by election by about 6 000 votes. Other items cover executions in Italy, labor conscription talks, Spanish monarchy talks, a royal marriage, Japan’s economy plan, and Lawson Little's hole in one at Mahoning.

Vichy Paris London T. O. M. Driberg Daily Express Maldon House of Commons Today R. J. Hunt National Conservative Lawson Little

Market Basket Prize Awarded To Mrs Clara Evans

Mrs Clara Evans of 928 Vermont Street wins the Market Basket prize for a cottage cheese dessert recipe Cheese Cake. The method includes butter eggs sugar almonds raisins lemon rind and cottage cheese baked at 375 degrees F. Next week prize for best Potato Salad recipe.

Mrs. Evans Clara Evans Vermont Street

Prison crops on Kansas island farm sustain heavy losses

Leavenworth June 26 Prison farm on an island in the Missouri River reports 75 000 dollars in crop damage from recent rains. Warden Milton Amrine says 1500 acres total, over 100 convicts evacuated, hundreds of livestock moved. Corn oats potatoes and barley losses detailed with only high ground truck gardens spared.

Leavenworth Kansas Missouri River Milton Amline Kansas State Penitentiary Lansing Amrine

Kindergarten Exams For Lawrence Children

Examinations for Lawrence children who seek kindergarten for the 1942 to 1943 term will be given on July 1 2 3 6 and 7. Children must be five years old between September 1 1942 and January 1 1943 or before September 1 1942 to enroll. Parents should call Miss Vesta White at 422 to schedule an appointment.

Lawrence Clifford D. Dean Vesta White

Enid Uses Buildings to Store Wheat as New Crop Arrives

Enid Oklahoma planners report downtown commercial buildings crowded with stored old wheat as terminal elevators shed grain for the new crop. Movement slows due to a wet season though inspectors note later 1942 receipts show improved moisture levels and no serious crop damage.

Enid Okla

Confer On Bindweed Eradication Plan In Douglas County

County commissioners meet with state bindweed supervisor T F Yost and county supervisor Asa Colman to discuss fall and next year eradication efforts and the budget. They plan a hearing tomorrow on state sales tax residue before township budgets begin. The Jayhawks beat the Cyclones 15 to 8 in the Big Six National league opener on the university intramural field. Wednesday games were rained out and rescheduled for Monday.

T. F. Yost Asa Colman Douglas County Jayhawks Cyclones

Lawrence couple Roy Ice and Mary Silvers wed

Roy Ice and Mary Silvers of Lawrence obtained a marriage license and were married yesterday by Lorene Taylor probate judge pro tem.

Roy Ice Mary Silvers Lawrence Lorene Taylor

Social notes from Lone Star and surrounding area

Sunday and weekly visits dot Lone Star, Lawrence and nearby farms. Relatives and friends including the Weybrights, Whitmans, Florys, Solsbergs and Daggetts gather for dinners, suppers, and outings while locals inspect Kaw River floods and enjoy family time.

Lone Star Quilting Group Plans July Meeting

Lone Star missionary ladies met for an all day quilting session with 11 attendees. They approved a follow up gathering in the Lone Star church basement on Wednesday July 1. Western visitors Mrs Mildred Allison and Mrs Vera Brubaker of Lawrence called on Lone Star residents.

Rosco Percival E. J. Whitman Lone Star Guito Shot Lawrence Albert McCain Cecil Price Michigan Valley Ernie Price Lone Star Lake Ralph Weybright Lawrence Solsberg Great Lakes Wesley Flory Willow Springs Billie Childs Adrian Brubaker Earl Janeway John Smith Kaw River Charles Hershel Near Lawrence Ida Metsker Topeka Elmer Metsker Eldon Ulrich

Local Notes From Tonganoxie And Nearby Areas

Weekend visits include Herman Schultz and Bill Schultz in Kansas City while Mrs. Ella Voorhees visits relatives there. Miss Mary Louise Miller vacations at Camp Nagawiaka in Delafield Wisconsin. Mrs. Arthur Turner and children return to Wichita after visits with the Campbells and Turners. Herbert Roberts, at a New York A defense school in Kansas City, spends Sunday with his parents. Maude Williams visits Lowell Indiana. Rhoda McBroom to teach Stanwood school and will attend Kansas University summer session to renew her certificate. Fred Cox and children return from Chicago visits. Town: Republican filings list Stephenson Rawlings Needham Wooden for township offices. Marian Williams marries Raymond Williams at Baldwin First Methodist. Williamson Saul Irene Saul attend wedding in Baldwin. Jack Himpel of Connecticut visiting.

Herman Schultz Bill Schultz Kansas City Ella Voorhees Charles Peterson Mary Louise Miller Camp Nagawiaka Delafield Wis Arthur Turner Wichita J. E. Campbell H. D. Turner Herbert Roberts N.Y.A A. Roberts Maude Williams Léo Bradley Lowell Ind Rhoda McBroom Stanwood Kansas University Fred Cox Chicago Charles Stephenson Robert Rawlings F. L. Needham James Wooden Marian Williams Raymond Williams First Methodist Church Baldwin Williams Tonganoxie H. A. Williamson Jack Saul Irene Saul Ray Williams Jack Himpel Connecticut

Local Family News and War-Plant Arrivals in Kansas Area

Local residents report visits and furloughs across Kansas and nearby states. Families from Kansas City Leavenworth and Denver are mentioned visiting relatives while workers like John Lenahan Alfred Knox and Nell Buffington are employed at Hercules plants and defense facilities. George A Denholm remains ill at Cush ing Memorial hospital with Mrs Daryl Meredith resigning as librarian. Corporal Harry Fincher visits Camp Crowder as Army unit members are noted.

Denver Colo James Wooden John Charles Harry Jenkins Kansas City Nell Buffington George Burneau Eudora al Meyers Donald Darlene Nebraska Earl Kelly San Diego Cal Olin Melfred Kesinger Kansas City Naval Station Jim Kesinger George A. Denholm Cushing Memorial Hospital Leavenworth Daryl Meredith C. M. Bates Harry Fincher Camp Crowder

Sr Post Meeting with Mrs Buffington on July Fifteenth

Tarr and Mrs Kelly visited their son Ivan at Bell Memorial hospital in Kansas City Tuesday where he is recovering from an operation.

Sr Post Buffington Tarr Kelly Ivan Bell Memorial Hospital Kansas City

Federal rent control covers Wichita area in new order

The federal rent control for boarders roomers and hotel residents in 20 congested areas takes effect July 1. Wichita Kansas was included in the order announced today. It follows a prior edict that covered regular rental forms and began June 1.

Washington Wichita Kan

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