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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1943
Page
4
Fifteen Million Figure Outlined for U S Armed Forces
Senator Downey of California cites a 15 million man U S force as the top figure for this war. He notes WWII style large overseas mobilization, comparing to WWI where about four million served and half went overseas. If proportions hold, six or seven million may see foreign service. Home defense would then require fewer fighting men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downey
California
United States
Senator Downey
Test in the Ukraine Fights Mark Nazi Push in Donets Basin
German forces in the Donets basin push with 25 divisions, some redeployed from the western front and rested units. The operation tests whether the Russian army can withstand the German war machine and shape a new chapter in the war’s trajectory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donets
Russia
Ukraine
Hawaii to restore partial civil government after military rule
Civil administration to resume in Hawaii after fifteen months of exclusive military control. Martial law will continue while minor civil affairs are restored to their prewar state. Hawaii’s experience shows reestablishing civil governance requires time after suspension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Pearl Harbor
Postwar US Russia Ties Stir After War Remarks
Postwar dialogue on US Russia relations becomes delicate after Stalin asserts Russia fights Germany alone and comments on Baltic states plus Bessarabia as Russian territory. The debate deepens as Vice President Wallace urges Allies to shape a postwar world and improve United States Soviet ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Russia
Josef Stalin
Germany
Baltic States
Poland
Bessarabia
Wallace
Postwar world debate sparks uncertainty amid wartime alliance
A diplomat comments on Russian aid, stirring confusion as allied plans for peace clash. Opinions vary on the postwar order while the war still rages, and leaders warn the goal of victory remains unfinished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Puerto Rico Governor Choice Urged by President
The President advocates quick passage of legislation to let Puerto Ricans elect their own governor. He cites dissatisfaction with current appointive governors and suggests a Philippines style system with a high commissioner, establishing local government while denying true independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Puerto Rico
Philippines
United States
Bombing of Munich Raises Beer Hall Ruins Question
The R.A. F. launched a powerful bombing on Munich, with time needed to determine if the famed Nazi beer hall remains among the wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.A. F
Munich
Newsprint price hike and wartime space limits at The Capital
The Capital explains a $0.04 per pound base price increase for newsprint approved by OPA and Wartime Prices and Trade Board, with a possible further $0.10 cut in usage by July 1. Readers should expect trimmed features and comic strips as war demands dictate, while core war news remains prioritized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Prices and Trade Board
Hitler
Tojo
Hitler strengthens right wing as Kharkov battle looms
Dewitt Mackenzie analyzes Hitler and Montgomery in parallel campaigns in Kharkov and North Africa. He argues Hitler seeks to preserve the Black Sea perimeter and a coastline buffer, while Turkey's stance looms over potential Allied engagement and a second front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Kharkov
Ukraine
Montgomery
Eighth Army
Rommel
Reynard
Maret
Tunisia
France
Russia
Europe
Heisenhower
Africa
Fuehrer
Donets
Caucasus
Middle East
Bilack Sea
Crimea
Sevastopol
Rostov
Don River
Sea of
Axzov
Black Sea
Turkey
Churchill
Hog price ceiling eyed as farmers seek current market
Chicago reports hope that ceilings on hog prices at $14.50 to $15 a hundred pounds may spur greater marketings. Hog prices hover around $15.50 in Chicago with a high of $16 this week, the strongest since October 1920. Officials have floated ceilings before, while packers warn profit margins tighten under price limits. The piece links wartime parity, farm prices, and prior ceilings to today’s outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Washington
Wickard
Office of Price Administration
America
Lawrence prepares for conference and local civic actions
The Methodists plan an annual Lawrence conference on March 29 30. The Chamber of Commerce completes an agreement to open a 15 acre North Seventh street tract for community gardens. A new storm sewer from Vermont street to Central park on West Seventh is near finish. Theaters report strong business after a bank holiday. Lawrence High students host a party with about 200 girls, half dressed as boys, in the school gym last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
North Seventh Street
Chamber of Commerce
Vermont Street
Central Park
West Seventh Street
Lawrence High School
Ts. J. R. Good
Home Aid Society
Monday Bridge Club
W. J. Carter
Saunders to Coach at Haskell Next Season
W. H. Bud Saunders of St. Joseph Missouri will take over football coaching duties at Haskell next season. A marriage license was issued to
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H
Bud” Saunders
St. Joseph, Mo
Haskell
World Day of Prayer Observed at First Presbyterian
The World Day of Prayer service will be held tomorrow at 2 30 PM at First Presbyterian Church corner Ninth and Vermont in a Lawrence Interdenominational Women’s Group union event. National organizers in New York City prepared a fine order of service by two leading women religious figures. White vestments will be worn by speakers and ushers as the nationwide observance aims to draw millions. The Friday morning 11 05 AM WREN broadcast by Mrs. Rachel Van der Werf will feature the theme Father I pray that they all may be one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Ninth and
Vermont
Lawrence
Ministerial Alliance
Wren
Rachel van der Werf
University
Y.W.C.A
Interest in Gardens At Baldwin Garden Club Meeting
The Baldwin Garden club discussed vegetable gardening and insect control at a Baldwin Methodist church meeting attended by about 85 members. Deal Six county agricultural agent urged community effort with land offers and gardener recruitment through Rotary, noting growing enthusiasm for home gardens and canning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin Garden Club
Methodist
Baldwin
Deal Six
County Victory Garden Movement
Rotary Club
Baldwins
A Gift Beyond Price
Cpl Barney Ross told of quinine shortages costing Solomons fighters their lives after Guadalcanal. Oscar Laskey a druggist donated his entire stock of 1800 quinine capsules, now en route to the Solomons. Red Cross officials called the gift more valuable than money due to Japan's control of the supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Os Angeles
Mar
Cpl
Barney Ross
Marines
Guadalcanal
Solomons
Oscar Laskey
Red Cross
More Women Needed in U S Labor Force This Year
Secretary of Labor Perkins told a meeting of state labor officials and federal representatives that at least 2,750,000 additional women will be needed in America’s labor force this year. She said most new workers will come from homemakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
America
Perkins
Vessels urged to speed escort convoy protection
In Manchester on March 11 Admiral George P. Thompson, Britain's chief press censor, stated that faster ships alone won t defeat U boat threats. He urged more escort vessels and adequate aircraft to patrol a broad area around convoys during daylight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
England
George P. Thompson
Britain
Private Pat Leads In Glider Flight Tale Of Pressure
In 1943, Pat Friday navigates fear and fame as she substitutes for Loraine Stuart on a transcontinal glide with Capt. James Carr. Public attention swirls around Chicago as Pat faces stage fright and loyalty conflicts while near romance and career ambitions collide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Friday
Loraine Stuart
Jimmy Carr
Pat
James Carr
Cleveland
Jimmy
John
Patricia
Antern
Captain Carr
Chicago
Jim
Loraine
Navy
Timmy
Mnette
Eleanor Roosevelt
Hit
Airport
Michigan Boulevard
Loop
Lake Shore Drive
Baldwin News Roundup Highlights Local Society Events
Mrs. Wiley A Keve travels to Junction City to stay with her mother Mrs S L Jacobs and brother Herbert Jacobs. Announced births include Robert Miller son of Mr and Mrs Robert Barbe of Kansas City born March 4. Baker alumni Barbe and Miller family ties noted along with Omicron and Zeta Chi membership. Local social life features Delta and Alpha Chi Omega activities, hospital updates, house mother shifts at Cooperette and Sigma Phi Epsilon, and a Baldwin high school senior class play Are You Mr Butterworth 2 presented with a large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley A. Keve
Junction City
Alpha Chi Omega
Barbe
Baker
Zeta Chi Fraternity
Donald Gifford
Gardner
Tommy Warren
Lawrence
Tri Delta
Margaret Claire Leitaker
Gene Shipe
Phi Chapter
Alpha Chi
University of Kansas
Lawrence Marrs
Elsmore
Cooperette House
Gladys
Dana Ames
Sigma Phi Epsilon
J. F. Gugin
Florence
Kansas City
Baldwin
Cecile Leitch
White City
Elizabeth Bentley
Bethany Hospital
Mary Alice Severy
Jolliffe Hall
James Reel
Betty Duffield
Judith Sinsat
Ensign Champ Graham
Mroc
Melvin Graham
High Seas
Rey
Sam Hedrick
Prof
Paul Kochan
Olathe
Bonner Springs
Madora
Borner
the Baldwin High School
Mr. Butterworth
Nouston Centenary Hall
Nelva Hunt
Arlen Schouley
Donna Gene Maton
Sara Counte
Marjory Hubskmann
Cynthia Smith
Delores Jackson
Gene Garrett
Messrs
Bob Wood
Raymond Heim
Clare
Keith Adrianes
Johnny Bpgart
Chorpe Holloway
Radio programs schedule for March 11 and 12
A dense listing of radio segments across stations WREN KMBC WDAF WDAK KMUC WPDAP and others for Thursday evening March 11 and Friday March 12. Entries include talk shows news bulletins musical programs orchestral hours variety acts and parade coverage with numerous host names and program titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren
Jack Armstrong
KMBC
Midland Minstrels
WDAIF
Indiana Indigo
Weastern Echoes
Devito Dal Ape
KMUC
Novacaat
WDAK
Fred Waring
Orch
Victor Borge
KMIUC
Askansas City
WDAKF
Wren—N
Cloutier
KMBCG
Easy
Rob Burns
Mr. Koen
John B. Kennedy
Nomy
WDAF
Fannie Brice
Earl Godwin
Wren—Lum
Abner
Sleart of America
WKMBC
Death Valley Daya
Aldrich
WHREN
Jack Armatrong
Lavalle
Nova
Newacast
KKMAC
Western Echoes
WDAY
Kansas City Dinas
Newsrooma
Mr. Keen
Kate South
Tak Wren
Dinah Shore
Meet Your Navy
WMBC
Thin
Bonnie King
Gabriel Heatter
KNBC
Newscaat
Rex Stout
WHDAF
Silhouettes
WRIEN
George Wald
Texas Rangers
Lou Breese
Muate
Nwkmbc
KMBBC
A.P. News
Robby Sherwood
Tommy Rorsey
KMRC
War Information Office
WDARF
Muehlebach Or
Nowa
KMBUC
Charlie Wright
OPA Chief Warns on Home Searches for Violations
Price Administrator Prentiss M. Brown said he would not tolerate home searches for OPA violations except in the most flagrant cases. He cited racketeers posing as OPA officials attempting to seize canned goods by intimidating households and reports of an OPA man entering a home without permission to check declared stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
Prentiss M. Brown
OPA
Kansas Cadet Rollins Killed In Pensacola Bay Crash
Aviation Cadet Herbert L. Rollins son of Clarence Rollins Hutchinson Kan was killed when his plane crashed into Mobile Bay Monday. He was stationed at Barin Field Pensacola auxiliary base of the Pensacola training center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Pensacola
Hla
Herbert L. Rollins
Clarence Rollins
Hutchinson
Kan
Mobile Bay
Rollings
Barin Field
Pensacola Training Center
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J. R. Holmes
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Charles Spray
Gordon Thompson
Lawrence High
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Col
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Clinton Agers
Californie
J. C. Metaker
Lone Star
Se Cutter
D. G. Kennedy
Western Union
Stubbs Contracting Company
Kansasity
Hill
Topeka
Charles W. Converse
Waverly
J. A. Henley
Texas
No Name Club
J. N. Roberts
Swedish Lutheran Church
Johnson
Round Table Club
Searles
Ohio Street
Irwin Eberhardt
F. D. Hays
Wichita
World Day OF Prayer
Talkato Group
Drugglist
Oren Arnold
NEA Service, Inc
Baldwin News
Optometrist
B. G. Gustafson
KFRKO
Keru eZee
Womemaeet
University of Kaneau
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