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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1946

Page

2

Wheat crop drops dim food prospects for domestic use

Washington May 11 UP The latest wheat crop reports show a sharp drop in production prospects. Dry weather in the southwest reduces estimates to 742,887,000 bushels with a 88,000,000 bushel decline from a month ago. Domestic consumption restrictions remain to support hungry areas abroad. forecast total output near 1,002,000,000 bushels with a 190,000,000 carryover and a weaker ten year average.

Washington Priion Agriculture Department United States Drouth

Harp Recital by Anabel Keeler Promises Fine Music

Anabel Keeler, a noted harpist from Fraser theater, presents a senior recital. She has soloed with the K U Symphony Orchestra and University band, studied under Mrs Mervyn Anderson, and belongs to Alpha Delta Pi and Mu Epsilon. Pi Kappa Lambda honors highlight her achievements. Allen Rogers will accompany at piano. Public invited.

Anabel Keeler Fraser Theater Mies Keeler Walter J. Keeler Kentucky Street K. U Symphony Orchestra Mervyn Anderson Alpha Delta Pi Muchi Epsilon Society Pi Kappa Lambda Miss Recter Alien Rogers

University School to present senior recital by Martha Lee Baxter

The University School of Fine Arts will host Miss Martha Lee Baxter in a senior cello recital Monday at 8 p m in Frank Strong auditorium with Edward M Utlay accompanying on piano. Program includes Bonaria in G minor and selections from Torcota and Fugue. Also notes promises on medal ceremony and local lodge events.

The University School of Fine Arts Martha Lee Baxter Frank Strong Edward M. Utlay

Defendants in Mauthausen camp trial convicted

May 11 Dachau Germany 61 defendants in the Mauthausen concentration camp trial were convicted today of torturing and killing thousands of prisoners. They will be sentenced Monday after a six week trial by a US military court of seven officers. Witness testimony included claims of crematory killings and a prison commander's admission that the camp sought to kill inmates.

Hans Altfuldisch William Denson Mauthausen

Robbery suspect extradition tied to Hodin Nash case

Police Chief C A Bliesner said two men linked to a local robbery were picked up in Kansas City driving a car bearing a license number tied to a March 23 electro toaster theft at Hanna store. Kansas City and Manhattan police may file warrants. Carl Caffin fights extradition with April 29 hearing. A stolen radio and other items were found, no further Bodin Nash items located.

C. A. Bliesner Kansas City Hodin Nash Plobe Hanna Manhattan Kan Bell Music Bell Bliesner Carl Caffin Caffin

Bethel Women's Society Meets in Ottawa for All Day Event

The Bethel Women’s Society of Christian Service held a Thursday all day gathering with Mrs. Bertha Brechelsen in Ottawa. A noon pot luck dinner followed for an extensive list of attendees including Mrs. Charles Simmons Mae Vance Alma Albright Mrs. Fred Lynas and many others.

Women's Society of Christian Service Bertha Brechelsen Ottawa Charles Simmons Mra Mae Vance Sire Alma Albright Fred Lynas Neilie Jones Charles Crawford Cecil Brechelsen William Lee Chyllen Raymond Oehrle Elaing Alan Lantern Mire Cecil McA John Bennie Baker Elinore Land O. H. Garber Net Uotten Nettie Smith Siew. Ledia Smith Father Schmitt Fred Luta Charen Rappard Ruth Jones Esther Schmitt E. A. Turner Chrie Miller Patty H. A Turner John Brecheisen Aries Simmons Air Raymond Oshile Elaine Leland Albert Turner Mae Vanal Overbrook Charles Jones Waverly Ted Clark Raymond Oehris Ware George Heppner Anns Dean Hepner Saraya Beem Journal-World Classified

Knox to Speak at Bible Church in OlatheTomorrow Night

In Rev J F Knox will speak at the Lawrence Bible church 900 Rhodes stand at 730 pm tomorrow. Morning services include Sunday school at 945 and church at 11 am. In the absence of Rev J L Neuenawander the guest pastor at the Presbyterian church in Olathe will conduct the evening services.

J. L. Neuenawander Presbyterian Church Olathe J. E. Knox Lawrence Bible Church Rhodes

Military Messages and Notices From Local Readers

Mrs. Virginia Jella received a Mother's Day message from her son Em 2c Herbert Jella now stationed in Hongkong. Pic. Robert E. Willman arrived in the U S from Germany aboard the Charles A. Stafford hospital ship. Lt. Andrew D. Mitchell leaves for San Antonio for medical corps duty after KU medical school graduation in 1944. Mrs. Mitchell will stay with her parents, Dean and Mrs. Henry Werner. Lieutenant Mitchell is the son of the Attorney General and Mrs. A. J. B. Mitchell of Topeka. Coxswain Eugene Parker, on 30 days leave from St. Albans Naval Hospital, visits his agents at 1017 Rhode Island street. S/Sgt. Harry B. Puckett, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Puckett, received discharge May 9 after 26 months in service with England’s Eighth Air Force. He holds several medals and plans to enter the Lawrence garage business with his wife. Jerry House, enlisted April 8, stationed at Buckley Field, Denver, Colo., son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard House, 407 Elm Street. A citation for Lt. Col. Albert S. Palmerlee, awarded the Legion of Merit at Fort Leavenworth, recognizes his leadership of data analysis for the Transportation Corps from 1948 to 1945. He now is on terminal leave and back at KU with family nearby.

Andrew D. Mitchell San Antonio Tex Army Medical Corps Kk. U. School of Medicine A.S.I.P Mitchell Dean Henry Werner A. JB. Mitchell Topeka Eugene Parker St. Albans Naval Hospital Long Island New York Mrs A. S. Murphy Rhode Island Street Harry B. Puckett L. E. Puckett Route 2 England Eighth Air Force Puckett Lawrence Jerry House U.S. Army Buckley Field Denver Air Corps Leonard House Elm Street Legion of Merit Albert S. Palmerlee O. P. Weyland Command and General Staff School Fort Leavenworth Transportation Corps Palmerlee Army K. U Leavenworth Hyberg

Break Off Parley With Azerbaijan Near Tehran

May 3 Tehran reports say Azerbaijan delegates will return to Tabriz after negotiations with Iran broke down. Iranian foreign office denies deadlock, cites possible friendly termination. Azerbaijan cabinet minister cites refusal to accept new proposals as trigger. Local radio vows readiness to sacrifice, amid autonomous province tensions since last November.

Tehran Azerbaijan Tabriz Foreign Office Middle East Jafar Pishevari Pishevari Ahmed Qavam Associated Press

Death note for Henry Elmer Broat at 74

Henry Elmer Broat 74 died Friday at his home 334 Locust street. Funeral services by Rev. Gilbert Yearan Monday morning at 10 from Rumsey Funeral home. Burial in Maple Grove. Survived by wife Lola Adel Broat two sons Elmer and Robert Broat of Lawrence four daughters S W Carr Sioux Falls D E M Hammig Delmer Bennett and Lee Hoyles all of Lawrence five grandchildren two sisters Mrs Tda Wright Middieville N Y and Mrs Mary Hayden Lawrence.

Henry Elmer Broat Locust Street Gilbert Yearan Rumsey Maple Grove Lola Adel Broat Elmer Broat Robert Broat Lawrence S. W. Carr Sioux Falls E. M. Hammig Delmer Bennett Lee Hoyles Tda Wright Middieville Mary Hayden France

Religion Dominates Campus Life at Kansas University

At the 80 year old University of Kansas a network of about 20 student religions thrives with ordained ministers among faculty and a full School of Religion. The Kansas School of Religion offers accredited courses, while student groups including YWCA YWCA and several interfaith bodies shape religious life. Danforth chapel serves multiple faiths and hosts services, weddings, and quiet worship with organ music daily.

University of Kansas Lawrence Kansas School of Religion Edwin F. Price Wesley Foundation Methodist Church Young Women's Christian Association Young Men‘s Christian Association E. U Kansas Bible Chair Congregational Fireside Forum Youth Fellowship The Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints iInter-Varsity Fellowship Christian Science Church Group Kappa Phi Women's Methodist Organization Kappa Beta Christian Church Women’s Society Theta Epsilon Sunday Forum Sun Street Baptist Church St. Lukes African Methodist Episcopal Church Student Religous Council School of Religion Westminister Hall Presbyterian Church Foundation Henley Y.W.C.A. Center Baptist Danforth Chapel K. U Juan H. Danforth St. Louis Danforth Jeanne Ackley Columbus Ohio Ohio State University Myers Westminster Paul B. Lawson College of Liberal Arts and Sciences West Sid Presbyterian Church R. Edwin Browne Lawrence Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints

Lawrence Harris to Speak at Quincy Mother’s Day Program

Lawrence E Harris Lawrence county attorney will address a Quincy Mother’s Day program scheduled for 3 pm tomorrow. Sponsored by multiple city churches, the event aims to honor mothers amid community unity. Rainfall in the Worden area Thursday night totaled 1 49 inches per volunteer observer Walter Schwara. Cemetery Association to Meet Clinton Cemetery Association will convene Monday at 2 pm, moved from Tuesday.

Leroy E. Harris Lawrence Quincy Harris Worden Walter Schwara Cemetery Association Clinton Cemetery Association

Oskaloosa Visit Amid scattered Iowa notices

Clinton, Willams of St Louis visited Monday with his wife and Ant at the Hugher home, parents of Beamarden. Dowds plans a Wisconsin move as he seeks health, with Mrs Dowds and two Latin daughters to join later. Dr Dowds, once a veterinarian here, left seeking a better climate. Waldron’s sister and husband also reside in town. Miss J Johnson, connected with Reeman schools and Farm Bureau units, spent a recent weekend with her parents. Santa junior-senior prom noted.

Clinton Willams St. Louis Ant A. L. Hugher Beamarden S. J. Dowds Clovin Dowds Panett Walton Casebler Wisconsin West Alls Waldron Karl Schoenrock J. Johnson Reeman Farm Bureau H. Lu Johnson

Banquet at Dutch Tavern Brings Holland Themed Night

A Dutch Tavern banquet featured a miniature windmill centerpiece and nut cups crafted by local workers. Marvin Young acted as junior toastmaster while the quartet Melvin McKay David Brown Dick Cotton and Everett performed. Mothers prepared the meal as Miss Nellie Rogers and Coach Wertzberger served as junior sponsors. Community members visited relatives in Lawrence and attended music week events at Hoch auditorium and the memorial service. Memorial hospital reports Mrs. B C Chance recovering after an operation.

Holland Marvin Young David Brown Dick Cotton Everett Reates Nellie Rogers Coach Wertzberger Etta Bourng Grace Lawrence Ellen Copenhafer Paul Stember Muriel Beverly Mise Mary K. Green Aflex Maxa Rornbaurd Hoch Auditorium Jennie Davis W. H. Rice Hord Auditorium B.C. Chance Memorial Hospital Aggoner John Suen Alma Casebler Maude Jacquemin Casesbler Jacquentin Misa Shreder Lena Hoberta Hoscoe Miller Betty Jo Privdot Winans Norma Sue Felts Mary Weinberg Marjorin Swoyer Patty Ralmonds H. P. Davis Casehier Jamen Swoyer Rebecca CT Auberintensent Julia Ann Menne Marian Swoyer Lodema Bench Imogene Frishle A. Ta Tinghes Clon Hawk Mildrer Shultz Withinm Thompson Lydia Lewten Mary Wiinberg Francen McNish Dorothy Joingle Lilovd Kiefer Ties Anetas Cane Airs Walter Meats Elven Mra Wd Smith Orin Rhine Manhattan Mra Lawrence Gavel Tilly Toxpeka A. W. Tanntiten Inkalogan Mand Mra J. FE. Fonlsston Minn Nelle Phillipa Jean Clark Tee Wichita Jerry Darnew Gur Shulte Social Workers Carl Garren Pellowshin Hall Milton Beach Ernup Kia Tev A. L. Hughes Clara Hawk Williamatown Luelle Langdon Willamatown Five Rogers Wyatt Grase Hickory Point Pairfield James Qlveen Dean

Market News: Irregular Trades and Steady Agricultural Prices

Market summary notes slight wheat and cattle stability with mixed signals. Kansas City grain and livestock values show limited shifts, while hogs advance modestly and lambs show strength in spots amid a cautious trading day on Wall Street.

Fragmented OCR lists historic American firms across sectors

Fragmentary text mentions General Motors Paramount Pictures Texas Montgomery Ward International Harvester North Rock Anaconda Kennett American Lighting General Electric Eastern Railway Santa Fe Southern Rail. Names Bertres Chrisier Sears Roebuck Heistre Power Licht 1. C mp ms NY Central Southern Pacific Great Northern Air Retstay American Radiator J C Pompey.

Stee General Motors Paairige Paramount Pictures Etna Texas Ane Montgomery Meternational Harvester North Reettan Anaconda Kennetott Amerticg Y Geiling General Fiectric Eastraneogake Santa Fe Southern Rail Tatercalttent Stumbiera Bertrestehem Chrisier Sears Rochuck Hres Heetre Power

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Bonaia Baber van Goran Bowles Chester Bowler Lawrence Lodge No. & Ad FP A. M. Monnnight James H. Parsons W.b. W. H. Quakenbush Secy Adr Fagaly Hessekiow Bethel J. FE. Knox Bible Church Virginia Jella Harker Herbert Jella Hongkong China Robert Ernest Willman Charles A. Stafford Germany Fred G. Willman Rhode Island Tabiz Oskaloosa Laconia Rumsey Funeral Fred Rumsey Oscar Rumsey L. T. Harris CO C. B. Romsey Alvestock Kansas aP'gs Breif Bulta Ceny Sr Pane Mast Harley Pete Marshall Grain Kartap City Egee Siwkly Arkansas Leghnen Springs Walll Street Assortad Chang Ameri Atehiaoy Pont de Nemo Meta Fenentes Johns-Mansville North American Aviatior Sy Tenney Aa Radin Corp Cai Texas Co. Ray S. Rtas Western Union Oh. Sy Round Corner Drug Store Thie Elizabeth G ' Q Allsup Phelps Lawrence Loan & Finance CO Schubert N.H. Ph Wayne, Jr Mass State Farm Muwe ALL Finance CO STATE
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