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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1943
Page
4
Japs Build Airfields On Attu in Aleutians
Japanese forces on Attu encircled after American capture of a partly built airfield. Both sides had used airfields on various islands with Americans recapturing and repurposing Japanese and American air facilities in the Aleutians and Guadalcanal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attu
Aleutians
Guadalcanal
Tax Plans Drift As Congress Scrambles To Pass Bill
Congress leaders race to fix tax legislation with a three day window. Senate Finance Committee Chairman George warns pay as you go may be dropped if no acceptable measure emerges. Withholding tax support grows but Ruml plan opposition risks two tax hits in one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
George
Senate Finance Committee
Churchill’s assurances misread by Rome radio on invasion
The Rome broadcast claimed Churchill would bomb burn and invade, then warned Italians to distrust such promises. The note recalls Churchill’s earlier pledge to deny Mussolini his African empire, highlighting wartime propaganda and skepticism among Italian listeners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Churchill
Mussolini
Destructive floods in Kansas threaten regions reaching the Mississippi
Report notesods leaving Kansas roads withdraw from the state after causing destruction in southeast Kansas. The floods from several streams join tributaries feeding the Mississippi, creating alarm along the big river as waters rise toward the gulf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Gulf
Mississippi
Big River
Prodigal With a Purpose Returns to AFL Doors
John L. Lewis, who led miners from AFL eight years ago, stands on the AFL steps seeking readmission. Observers across the labor movement speculate on his motives and potential impact on the federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John “L. Lewis
Miners’ Union
American Federation of Labor
A.F.L
John L Lewis Seen as Unifier of Labor Movement
The piece argues the coal controversy may affect John L Lewis's labor leadership future. It states he is not pursuing a second rank but aims to unify the labor movement. Observers expect actions to show his personal fortunes are not neglected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
John L. Lewis
Allied leaders eyed for wartime summit amid Japan options
Hints point to a prospective meeting of Roosevelt Churchill Stalin and Chiang Kai Shek. Roosevelt and Churchill reportedly plan to propose to Stalin, who controls suitable bases for bombing Japan. Chiang claims titles to similar sites, though not under his control. If gathered, the talks could cover many strategic issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Churchill
Stalin
Chiang Kai- Shek
Mike
Japan
Chiang
Absenteeism in War Plants Rises to 5.42 Percent
A survey shows absenteeism in war plants has increased to 5.42 percent of total employment. As war work continues and novelty fades, the tendency to delays may rise, suggesting countermeasures will slow the increase rather than eliminate delays entirely.
Experts Who Led Farm Payments At Odds With Pigs Now At Conference
Government experts who once funded farmers not to grow crops and supervised the pig slaughter now play a leading role at an international food conference planning to feed the world. Foreign delegates noted their presence with surprise at the turnabout. Americans are used to experts backing a panacea one year and opposing it the next.
Stimson on Prisoner of War Housing Options
Secretary Stimson says ample facilities exist to house all POWs the Allies may take. If US and Canada resources run dry, Africa is presented as a sizable alternative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stimson
United States
Canada
Africa
Goebbels Goes to Hell in One Last Propaganda Jest
A satirical piece recounts Herr Goebbels mixing with Nazi leaders in hell after escaping heaven. He faces torment but is quickly mocked by the devil for believing their “fat of the land” paradise. The punchline reveals the devil’s laughter at the hoax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stars and Stripes
Herr Goebbels
Heaven
Hades
Hitler
Goering
Ribbentrop
Goebbels
St. Peter
Hell
Devil
Tax Time Grows Less Enviable as Incomes Rise
Leavenworth Times notes that higher incomes bring more taxes, dampening the once envious view of paying taxes. The piece suggests people may not feel wealthier when tax bills climb with earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth Times
Hitler Likely to Make Final Russian Offensive Says Churchill
The War Today notes Churchill’s warning that Hitler may launch a last major assault on the Soviet Union as signs mount of renewed German pressure near Novorossiysk. The column weighs how allied invasion plans in France or the Balkans could affect Hitler’s timing and decision. Yamamoto’s reported death is hailed as a UN victory and a blow to wartime aggressors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Russia
Churchill
Fuehrer
Moscow
Black Sea
Novorossisk
Bolshevists
Bocie
Caucasus
France
Balkans
Italy
Germany
Alps
Isoroku Yamamoto
Tokyo
United Nations
Yamamoto
Washington
Beth
Brit
Lita
Old Home Town Brings Local Notices and Results
Rev C A Puls delivers commencement sermon at the Liberty Memorial auditorium. Final exams begin at Lawrence high. Bees count on a westbound Rock Island freight. Nebraska wins Big Six track with 7015 points, Kansas second, Missouri last at 944. University reports Red Cross collection of 1483. Twenty five divorce cases docketed in Douglas county court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Puls
Trinity Lutheran Church
Liberty Memorial Auditorium
Lawrence High School
J. D. Club
Arthur Huddleston
Rock Island
R. E. Lawrence
the Manor
Irving Hill
Old and New Club
Gertie K. Johnston
St. Joseph
Rebekah Lodge
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
A. Olson
Connecticut Street
Leo Smith
Kansas City
W. Newmark
J. M. Morey
University
Red Cross
Douglas County District Court
Third rural high school proposed in Douglas county
Twenty five years ago a plan for a third rural high school in Douglas county emerged after a meeting at Lecompton tonight. The 3 pm temperature stood at 83 degrees, and the Trinity Lutheran church Brotherhood will hold a meeting this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Lecompton
The
Mercury
Brotherhood of the Trinity Lutheran Church
Wells Work Starts at Haskell Site Today
Work begins today on the new wells at Haskell. A freight wreck at Burlingame delayed Santa Fe morning trains for several hours. A hard rain fell last night with more forecast. A telegram from 8S Churchill announced not Lawrence chosen as the Biase for the next G A R reunion. John Strong moves into his recently purchased property. Fifty KU students accompanied the baseball team to Topeka. Dr E M Owen went to Corliss on business. Rev James Murray of Baldwin was in Lawrence on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell
Santa Fe
Burlingame
Churchill
Lawrence
G.A.R
John Strong
K. U
Topeka
E. M. Owen
Corliss
James Murray
Baldwin
Flashes of Life hidden in city’s cleaners and floods
A collage of odd city life notes from Washington Memphis Danville and Evanston. Street washers get railed at for chaos when a drunk hijacks their machine. A reporter watches them rinse in a downpour. Firemen quell a water wagon blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
City
Apple prospects poor in Kansas crop outlook
Tovoka May 21. 2 percent. Prospects for the Kansas apple crop are poor after a survey of northeast Kansas orchards. George Kinkead, secretary of the State Horticultural Society, cites cold wet weather reducing pollination and a thin Jonathans stand. He predicts 1943 apple yield below last year's 70 percent of normal, with small peach grape and strawberry crops expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tovoka
Kansas
George Kinkead
State Horticultural Society
Phog Allen to Deliver Commencement Addresses at Two Kansas High Schools
Allen Dr. F. C. "Phog" Allen will deliver commencement speeches at Bennington high school Monday and Miltonvale high school Tuesday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
F. C
Phog
Bennington
Miltonvale
Crossword Puzzle Clue Grid Reflects Historic Screen Lore
A vintage style puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues referencing screen stars, film terms, and classic wordplay. Across hints include Pleasantry and Fondle while vertical entries touch Leiter and Bible terms, creating a compact cinematic era crossword.
Rent has Bearing on Welfare Load
County welfare officials say federal rent control boomerangs raise relief costs. Case examples: an elderly couple's income from renting a home falls short after OPA cuts, boosting welfare load. another old age case needs higher grants due to rent reductions. Fuel costs and eviction rules also drive higher county expenses and tax concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Mildred Watson
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Few Tires in Stock Warns OPA Officer for Kansas
Emporia May 21 C D Chapman district OPA tire rationing officer warned that except for four or five groups entirely in wartime work no tires will be available for Kansas motorists within 60 days He said 5000 of 5900 Kansas tire dealers were nearly out of stock with little or no replenishment capacity and that June quotas may be much lower than at any time since rationing began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia
C. D. Chapman
OPA
Kansas
Chapman
Kansas Tire
WAAC Recruiting Push Details for Women Volunteers
Lieut. Ruby Alexander and Auxiliary Troopman meet at Waac headquarters to discuss new requirements and inform women about service options in the United States Army. Alexander leads Waac recruitment in Topeka area as a nationwide drive targets 90 000 Waacs by July 1 1943 with 600 000 trained replacements needed. Women can now be earmarked for officer candidate school after basic training. new roles expand to ground work air bases and signal corps nationwide. Local civilian recruiting committee members offer application blanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Alexander
Waac
Massachusetts, Street
Waacs
United States Army
Alexander
Topeka
Army
Waaces
Signal Corps
Rattlers Stolen From Okeene Roundup Stockpile
The Okeene Junior Chamber of Commerce denounced a theft of 75 prime rattlesnakes taken from the site of the annual rattlesnake roundup near Hitchcock Oklahoma. The event has been postponed for the duration. Tulsa visitors, described as well dressed, were not identified. Local farmers expressed mixed reactions to the loss hoping the pests are removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
Okla
Okeene Junior Chamber of Commerce
Salt Creek Canyon
E. A. Barnes
Junior Chamber
Meth Carter Spy Plot on Pacific Island
Beth Carter uncovers a suspected information leak aboard a Pacific island coast artillery base. Brit Jackson uses a ruse to trap spies Lita Danton and Rick Moth, but Beth is accused as a witness and captured alongside Brit during a forced seaplane escape toward an uncertain fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meth Carter
Waac
Brit Jackson
Coast Artillery
Abiea
Wintan
Pirit
Puck Moth
Ised
Beth
Brit
Lita
Hoek
Rick
Mr. Moth
Carter
Thoroly
Miss Danton
Rick Moth
Lita Danton
Smart-Aleck Jackson
Miss America
Governor Schoeppel Addresses Fort Hays Graduates
Governor Andrew Schoeppel urged Fort Hays State College graduates to expect national service after graduation. He warned against societal deterioration and moral breakdown and called for vigilance to prevent mental depressions after victories.
Radio Programs Friday Evening May 2 to Sunday Night
Radio listings cover Friday May 2 through Sunday May 22 with a dense schedule. Programs include WREN KMBC WDAF and others airing serials news talks musical programs concerts and comedy shows from 6:00 PM to 2:45 AM and beyond featuring performers such as Jack Armstrong Victor Borge Bing Crosby Vernon Dalhart and many more across stations KMBC WREN WDAF WDAKF WRIEN WREN WKARC and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren
Jack Armstrong
KMBC
WDAKF
Liundon Laird
WDAF
Fred Waring
Ore Wren
Victor Borge
KMLC
WRIEN
Mr. Keen
Earl Godwin
KAMBC
Kate Smith
WDAK
Wren—Parker
Navy
WMLC
WDAPF
Tommy Riggs
John Gunther
Trade Fields
KMLRC
Bonnie King
Filmer Davis
Gabriel Beatter
WDAP
KMBRC
Rex Stout
Emer Davis
Texas Rangers
Lon T Breeze
Orch
Muete
KMBCO
KMIBC
WDAR
A.T
Joe Venuti
Tommy Dorser
WKARC
Office of War Inf
Muehlebach Or
KRMBC
Ray Benson
Cavaliers
Treasury
Missouri Survey
Kmi
Yanks
Elery Queen
Danny Thomas
Sanderson & Crummitt
Abbie
Roy Porter
Boston Pops
Hobby Lobby
WDAL
Edward Tomlinson
Kkmisc
Bill Stern
NRCO
Grand Ole Opry
Neons
KMMNC
Frazier Hunt
Wren—School Safety
KAIBC
Wdarf
Teommy Dorsey
Statler Hotel
KMIC
Ray Pearl
WLEN
Bob Allen
Wren—News
KMBE
i‘—Symphony
Upton Close
Wake Up
America
Army Hour
A. Kostelanetz
John Tompkins
Green Hornet
Homer Rodeheaver
NBC Symphony
Wren—Gunther
Drew Pearson
Jack Benny
Mary Ann Mercer
Charlie McCarthy
Walter Winchell
Dorothy Thompson
WDPAF
Gabriel Heatter
Tommy Dorsey
Nation
Ren —Freddie Martin
DAF
A.P
Gracie Barrie
Wren—Rues Morgan
Jan Savitt
Muehlebach
United Press News
Base soothe chafe medicated coat
A preparation called Mexiana formerly known as Mexican Heat Powder is applied to form a protective coat between skin and bed clothes to soothe chafing during use.
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Sweet Home
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Leiter
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Hazel Dawson
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