New Guinea Hard Place for Women
Second Lieut. Alice Radcliffe, a Los Angeles physio therapist, writes of army nurses in New Guinea near Buna. She describes scarce showers, mosquito swarms, longing for comforts of home, fashion fantasies, and hopes for leave, stressing life as women in a male‑dominated war zone.
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Alice Radcliffe
Los Angeles
United States Army
New Guinea
Buna
Altho
Associated Press
Co-Ops Plan Wives Party and Upcoming Speaker
Co-Operative club met at the Colonial with Pvt. Merle McKinney speaking briefly on furlough. Antonio Lulli of Lima Peru, KU political science senior, will address the group next week. The May 20 meeting is canceled due to Hoch auditorium high school commencement. The wives will be guests at a party on May 27. Helen Wallace sues for divorce from Walter LeRoy Wallace, married in Lawrence January 9, 1942, seeking temporary and permanent alimony and property division.
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Merle McKinney
Co-Operative Club
Colonial
Antonio Lulli
Lima
Peru
University of Kansas
Hoch Auditorium
Helen Wallace
Walter LeRoy Wallace
Lawrence
Market Basket Prize Recipe for Mrs Harmon Strawberry Ice Box Dessert
Step by step listing for a layered strawberry ice box dessert with honey custard, macaroon crumbs and lady fingers plus a note that the Market Basket prize next week goes to the best chicken in patty shells recipe. Six servings.
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Mrs. Harmon
Merton Harmon
Haskell Avenue
Rover
Extra meat allotted to Salina averts weekend shortage
The food distribution administration released 15,000 pounds of meat to Salina and vicinity after appeals from city officials and leaders. Kansas FDA director Paul Phillips ordered the shipment, backed by N. C. Grant of the wartime food management committee. A telegram from Rep. Frank Carlson to OPA Administrator Brown reinforced the demand, noting Salina would run out in 24 hours without relief.
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Salina
Food Distribution Administration
Paul Phillips
Kansas
FDA
N. C. Grant
Frank Carlson
OPA
Brown
Ed Morgenstern
Salina Area Short of Immediate Food Needs
W. P. Gehrean Jr cites a daily shortfall of about 13 head of livestock for Salina and nearby areas, underscoring pressing local supply gaps.
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W. P. Gehrean, Jr
Salina
War Dads Plan Kansas City Benefit Party
American War Dads at the Sunflower Ordnance Works announce a Saturday May 15 benefit party in Kansas City's municipal auditorium. The program features a star floor show, dancing to Harry Kaufmann's 15 piece band, and acts from the Olathe Naval Base Orchestra directed by Seaman Paul Crumbaugh and the Blue Jacket chorus with Yeoman Pat Dunn. All uniformed men admitted free. proceeds fund the chapter's ongoing program.
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Sunflower Ordnance Works
Kansas City
Municipal Auditorium
Harry Kaufmann
War Dads
Olathe Naval Base Orchestra
Paul Crumbaugh
Blue Jacket Chorus
Pat Dunn
Sunflower
Kansas City Party
Kansas City Canteen funds dances for service men
The local chapter aids entertainment for service members by running the Kansas City Canteen and paying all expenses for a dance series in the Community building. Tickets cost $1 and are sold at Rankin's, Stowits Rexall, Round Corner, Eldridge Pharmacy, Gibbs, Ober's, Palace, and Carl's.
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Armed Services
Kansas City
Kansas City Party
Rankin’s
Stowits-Rexall
Round Corner
Eldridge
Pharmacy
Gibbs, Ober’s
Palace
Carl’s
May Plan Sends Cigs to Prisoners Under WPB Plan
Washington reports the War Production Board announced a program to send cigarets and tobacco to United States prisoners and civilian internees in Germany and Italy every two months starting next Monday. Japanese prisoners may be included when shipments are feasible. Each bundle contains three cartons of cigarets or equivalent tobacco products.
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Washington
United States
Germany
Italy
War Production Board
Japan
WPB
Tobacco label program for prisoners of war details
The piece describes a program sending tobacco labels to prisoners of war next of kin every 60 days and months of labels via the prisoner of war information bureau. It notes labels may be used by civilians or forwarded with money to tobacco manufacturers for direct prisoner delivery. It also mentions classified ads and an ad-taker at phone 2.
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Prisoner of War Information Bureau
Marshal General's Office
Cits
Wife Seeks Divorce and Name Change in Wichita Suit
In district court yesterday Jeanne Kathryn Clogston files for divorce from Will Samuel Clogston of Wichita whom she wed November 1, 1941. She asks restoration of her maiden name Bright.
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Jeanne Kathryn Clogston
Will Samuel Clogston
Wichita
Bright
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