Mihailovic may be rescued for Allied aid says column
Column argues Gen. Mihailovic resisted German occupation with Chetniks and deserves asylum in an Allied country, despite Tito’s rise and Soviet influence. It stresses Mihailovic remained loyal to his government, helped the Allies, and warrants safe refuge rather than harsh treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dragan Mihailovic
Mihailovic
Peter
Yugoslavia
Chetnika
Balkan
United States
Germany
Tito
Calm Council Opening on Iran Oil and Power Shares
The opening of the United Nations Security Council in New York was calm with little dramatic action. The key issue is Iran and how its oil wealth will be shared among powers, with Russia’s troop withdrawal promising, but a long, careful process ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UNO Aecurity Council
New York
Partics
Iran
Draft extension debate shadows postwar army plans
The draft prolongation debate continues among selective service, lawmakers and army leaders. Army officials warn a 1947 shortfall of about 170000 troops without extension while calls for voluntary enlistment rise past 617000. With postwar duties and occupation, the general staff resists risk and favors stable manpower, weighing alternatives to keep the army near seven and a half million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selective Service
The Price of Coal And Labor Tactics In A Turbulent Era
The piece examines John L. Lewis and coal contract tactics affecting miners and consumers, noting wage issues, potential price changes, and broader social impact. It also reports boundary tensions near Turkey and Russia, France and Spain military moves, Wichita police union actions, recall threats, and Kansas City election implications as the old machine regroups.
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John L. Lewis
Lewis
Turkey
Iraq
Iran
Soviet
Russia
Pyrenees
France
Spain
Wichita
Manning
Farmers thank Lawrence merchants for smoker event
A farmer writes to the Journal-World expressing gratitude for the smoker organized by Lawrence merchants and business men on the 1st. He notes the well received program, the social hour in the basement, and the refreshments by the Chamber of Commerce, and says many farmers share the sentiment.
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Journal-World
Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
France Is In Economic Crisis Need For Aid And Food
A Paris observer says France suffered a collapse of economy and spirit after the Nazi conquest and occupation. He urges allied governments to provide firm action and substantial material relief, especially food and industrial machinery, with the United States as the key supplier for recovery.
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Paris
Harold Stasgen
New York
England
France
Greece
Kira
Hitler
United States
America
Old Home Town News Roundup from Villa Eden
Mrs Lizzie Torneden of Villa Eden spent Wednesday and Thursday with her brother William Loesch and family. Mr and Mrs Paul Schubert announce the birth of a daughter. Mrs Earl Manchester of Columbus Ohio visits over the weekend. Mrs John W Dailey visits Kansas City. Mrs F A Cook spends the day in Topeka. Dr and Mrs C F O bryan of Chapman announce the birth of a son Byron Floyd March 25. Miss Wilma Miller at St Mary's of the Woods Indiana spends Easter at home.
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Lizzie Torneden
Villa
William Loesch
Paul Schubert
Yeaterday
Earl Manchester
Columbus
Ohio
Henry Werner
Ernest Bayles
John W. Dailey
Kansas City
F. A. Cook
Topeka
Twenty Five Years Ago in Lawrence News Briefs
A 17 year old son of Mr and Mrs A B Rucker was pinned when their car overturned on the road between W T Ice home and No 6 schoolhouse. The steering device failed. Mrs B R Morrow hosted Mrs George Shaw of California visiting in Law. Mrs F E Butter entertained Lawrence Music Club. Mr and Mrs John L Kilworth returned from five months on a Texas cattle ranch. Films in town included The Kid with Charlie Chaplin and Jackie Coogan Ducks and Drakes with Bebe Daniels and a Larry Lemon comedy. The American Legion to present Sittin Pretty April 4 and 5 at the Bowersock. Mr and Mrs Frank Shrout of Valley Grove visited in Lawrence. Alfred Elliott and Misa Louise Elliott attended a St Patrick's dinner at Kaw Valley. V John C Maloney of Pleasant Valley attended the basketball tournament. Fred Reetz of Fall Leaf visited Lawrence. Nickley Thome of Valley Chapel was in Lawrence.
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Rucker
W. T. Ice Home
No. 6
BR. C. Morrow
T. J. Sweeney, Jr
George Shaw
California
F. E. Butter
Lawrence
John L. Kilworth
Texas
The
Kid
Charlie Chaplin
Jackie Coogan
Bebe Daniels
Larry Lemon
American Legion
the Bowersock
Frank Shrout
Valley Grove
Alfred Elliott
Misa Louise Elliott
St. Patrick's
Roy Cox
Kaw Valley
Forty Years Ago Voting Registration Reaches 2321
City registration closed Friday night at 2321 with 123 women. Local social notes detail travelers, visits, and gatherings including Cowles in Los Angeles Hutt on business in Texas and Eva Simpson visiting Baldwin. A high school tea and musical program were held for pupils and friends. Birth of a daughter announced for Mr. and Mrs. Gebhart of Phillipsburg.
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BR. F. Cowles
Los Angeles
John Hutt
Texas
Eva Simpson
Baldwin
Martha Cowgill
J.C. Keeler
Ottawa
W._B. Tucker
John Junking
Vinland
Lawrence
George Phenicie
Reno
John_ Diverbiss
Will Rankin
Nellie ‘Burnham
Innes, Bullene and Hackman
Raymond Hoyt
C. H. Hoyt
Agnes Uhriaub
Kate Caldwell
Bessie Raymond
Mar Faret Wilbur
William Johnson
Lena Hunzicker
Dave Miller
Blanch
Violet Club
Anna Jensen
Josephine Duman
Arthur Gebhart
Phillipsburg
Gebhart
May Herriot
Florence Heizer
Rufe Hazen
California
Greedy for Gold in a Greying Government Voice
Samuel B. Pettengill lampoons federal spending and tax policy, arguing officials label wage earners as greedy for gold while expanding budgets. He cites executives, senators and Henry Wallace, questions payroll growth, and notes budget figures from 1944 to 1947 as proof of preferential spending and political motives.
U. S. Official Pictured as Wage Stabilization Board Chairman
Pictured is the chairman of the U.S. Wage Stabilization Board, highlighted among other labeled clues with entries like measures, captivate, and river names. The page combines a list of crossword style hints and definitions with partial answers.
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U.S. Wage Stabilization Board
Boost Cancer Fund Boosted by Local Women's Club
The Lawrence Business and Professional Women's club raised 267.98 for the Douglas county American Cancer Society to support the national cancer control drive beginning April 1. Miss Mayme Corcoran, the club’s finance chair, said funds came from a February 14 bridge and bingo benefit and from members’ contributions, with Dr. F C Allen accepting the donation. The group also reported a separate 5 from a rummage sale for the China Nurses’ fund.
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Lawrence Business and Professional Women's Club
Douglas County
American Cancer Society
Mayme Corcoran
Business and
F.C. Allen
Europa May Become Apartment House In Bremerhaven
May 26 14 Bremerhaven Germany the Europa a 56000 ton former pride of German maritime service may end its career as an apartment house. The United States navy rejected the liner as fire safety standards fell below minimum and it would be used as a dwelling for Germans. Several allied nations show interest but would require millions to refit for peacetime use. It cost 16 million when built.
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Bremerhaven
Germany
Europa
United States Navy
Alliedl
Rabies Alert Leads Chanute to 30 Day Dog Confinement
In Chanute Kansas on March 26 a proclamation by three officials under John Hargrave mandates all dogs be penned muzzled or chained for 30 days after two dogs showed rabies symptoms in the town.
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Kan
John Hargrave
Emperor Hirohito Tours Japan Pressed by Crowds on Third Meet the People Visit
Emperor Hirohito toured Tokyo Maesabashi Takasaki Toyooka silk mill and Riken plant during a one day meet the people mission. Crowds cheered shouted banzai as he questioned workers and servicemen about conditions and treatment.
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Tokyo
Hirohito
Maesabashi
Takasaki National Hospital
Toyooka Silk Mill
Japan
Riken
Hokkaido
Honshu
Hirohita
Gamma Prefectural
Baldwin News Local social and crime items from Baldwin
Misa Virginia Lawkis travels to Topeka for beauty training at Stewart Beauty School. Local gatherings include West Baldwin Hall dancing and a large Saturday night entertainment. Visitors and family updates follow with Dr. Charles W. Bailey and others hosting relatives. Woman's Society meetings and luncheon plans noted. Dr. Chubb’s speaking trip to Kansas City discussed along with hospital visits. Sheriff Skinner reports two break ins at Whitley Chevrolet and Selzer Jewelry with no loot recovered.
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Misa Virginia Lawkis
Fresno
Calif
Merle Vaughn
Vaughn
Topeka
Stewart Beauty School
J. Houston Turner
Clyde Bell
West Baldwin Hall
W. A. Bailey
Kansas City
Charles W. Bailey
Chester W. Gates
Robert Benz
Bobby
Douglas
Arizona
Benz
Baby
Baldwin
Harry Addington
George Counts
New York City
Lawrence
Florella McKittrick
Mary Counts Morgan
George Marquardt
Leavenworth
Woman's Society of Christian Service of
Methodist Church
Circle 2
Mra
Sam Hedrickle
Nelson P. Horn
William V. Potts
Claude B. Willey
James S. Chubb
Chubb
Alvin F. Baker
St. Luke’ Hospital
F. C. Liebaker
Frank
Harvey Hostetter
City
Philip Hostetter
Hostetter
Jimmie
George
Radio Programs Fill Baldwin Weekend Schedule
A Baldwin University guest list drew almost 200 high school students from Kansas City and nearby towns for a varsity show and other entertainments. Baldwin seniors invited Mrs Merle Vaughn and daughter Virginia to visit Kansas City earlier in the week.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Baldwin
Baker University
Baldwin High School
Merle Vaughn
Virginia
Woman Donates Eyes to Science Cleared for Baby’s Sight
New York reports a 14 month old, born blind, now sees through corneas donated by Eve Tobey who died last September. The transplant at Presbyterian Hospital’s eye institute used Tobey’s eyes, eight months after removal, with ongoing observation and a wary but hopeful hospital spokesman. Tobey left a Stamford Connecticut will describing the donation to science for a happier life.
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New York
Eve Tobey
Altho
Miss Tobey
Stamford, Conn
Rural Life Conference Set for Minnesota Farms 1947
The fifth annual middlewest rural life and education conference will be held at Minnesota farms, a rural development unit of the University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, in 1947. Selection of the site was announced at the close of the fourth annual meeting. Oklahoma A and M College in Stillwater is set to host the 1948 meeting. Dates not specified.
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Pittsburg
Kan
UPI
Middlewest Rural Life
Minnesota Farms
University of Minnesota At
Minneapolis
Oklahoma A. & M. College
Stillwater
German food shortage in Berlin reports 900 calories daily
Berlin reports that Germany's own food resources can sustain only 900 calories per person each day. Lt. Gen. Lucius D. Clay, U S Army government chief, stated at a press conference that the American zone needs 95,000 tons of outside food monthly to uphold the 1,500 calorie diet the U S is pursuing.
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Berlin
Germany
Lucius D. Clay
U. S
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