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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1944

Page

7

Cows to Beef to Balance the Feed in Kansas

Wichita May 25 Marketing a substantial portion of beef cow herds is suggested to meet high cattle numbers and feed shortages. D J Mullendore president of the Production Credit corporation of Wichita says cows can be placed in slaughter condition on grass with less grain than other cattle. He argues marketing cows reduces numbers without risking a glutted market and helps future cow herds from calves and heifers. With existing feed shortages it is sensible to market beef that requires the least grain. We ANNOUNCES SCHOLARSIUPS

Wichita Kan Kansas Oklahoma Colorado New Mexico D. J. Mullendore Production Credit Corporation of Ane Atl

Pi Lambda Theta to grant two $50 teaching scholarships

Pi Lambda Theta the University of Kansas women’s education honor society voted to give two $50 scholarships for prospective teachers in training at KU. They plan two more next year and will hand details to the University committee on aids and awards chaired by Assistant Dean John H. Nelson. Martha Peterson, mathematics instructor, is president.

Pi Lambda Theta Women's University of Kansas Kansas University Committee John H. Nelson Martha Peterson Pi Lambda ‘Theta

Jayhawk Plunge Opens With Safety and Comfort Upgrades

The Jayhawk Plunge will open for the season Saturday May 27 with improvements for comfort and safety for adults and children. The aquamarine pool is now painted, new filter beds and piping increase capacity, water will be filtered three times daily, a iron fence enclosure limits access to the deep end, a large diving platform serves as sun area and lifeguard station, and a rock retaining wall on the west keeps dirt off sidewalks and can be used as spectator seating.

Black market shortages thrive in wartime London says Boyle

War correspondent Hal Boyle reports London’s black market for food clothing and liquor has grown under shortages. He quotes a Chelsea mother and neighbors noting scarcity of meat sugar and clothes, with prices and rationing details illustrating daily struggle and the contrast to American standards.

London Chelsea United States Britain

Nurse's Aides to Army Eighth Service Command

The first 90 Red Cross volunteer nurse's aides join the Army's Aide Service under the Eighth Service Command. They will offset the registered nurse shortage by providing competent patient care to troops and staff.

Red Cross Army’s Eighth Service Command

Miss O'Hare at Baker U Told Radio Story From Germany

Miss Edna Mae O'Hare of Baker University relays ten versions of a German radio broadcast about her brother Lt. William O'Hare a B 17 pilot captured after his plane was shot down over Austria on February 24 reports vary on what he said over the short waves while prisoners in Germany his mother lives in Loveland Colorado and his wife in Rosewell New Mexico the piece notes Red Cross nurse aides may receive leaves of absence and wear army nurse uniforms while in service.

Red Cross Army Medical Corps Baldwin Kan Edna Mae O'Hare Baker University United States William O'Hare Chanute High School O’hare Austria Loveland Colo Rosewell N. M

Local notices of furloughs weddings and visits in Kanwaka area

Archie Jennings arrives home on a navy ensign furlough. Several residents travel to Miami Oklahoma for a week with family, visit Pineville Missouri, and attend a church wedding planned for June 5. Community members attend showers, sewing for Red Cross, and quilting club gatherings as May continues with neighborly activities.

Archie Jennings Archie Navy Maurina Ingalls Jon Charles Jeanette Archer C. E. Stanwiz Dorothy Calhoun Miami Oklo Olive Kelley Pineville Helen Peterson Mae Stanwix Phyllis Forrester Stull Clifford Houk Mrs. Houk George Houk Deanna Coffman

Local Graduates and Army Officer Fetes Honor Colmans

Kin entertain to dinner in honor of Mr and Mrs Keith Colman of California. Keith is in the army. Edgar Archer of Muroc CA arrived Tuesday on a 15 day furlough. Donna Lee Warrington and Sall Topping will graduate from Kanwaka eighth grade. Exercises May 24 at Memorial High School. Eleanor Jean Stanwix will graduate from Lawrence Memorial High School May 25. Graduation at the KU auditorium.

Argel Cochran Georgia Jeanette Archer C. E Phillips Katherine Gregory Fred Gregory Will Ekin Kin Alr Keith Colman California Keith Edgar Archer Muroc Cal Donna Lee Warrington Sall Topping Kanwaka School Memorial High School Eleanor Jean Stanwix Lawrence Memorial High School K. U

Parnell Family Hosts Birthday Dinner for Casey Dick

Williamstown Mr and Mrs Lloyd Parnell and family held a birthday dinner Sunday honoring Casey Dick. Attending were Mr and Mrs Casey Dick Mr and Mrs Ed Hemme their family and Mrs Ada Jennings.

Lloyd Parnell Casey Dick Ed Hemme Roy Grindel Ada Jennings Robert Haynes McFarland California Alma Anita Mae Robinson Topeka

Williamstown Perry Notes and Local Farming Updates

Miss Robinson works as private secretary to the safety engineers at the S32nd AAF specialized depot in the area. A miscellaneous shower honors Mrs Eugene O Trimble on Tuesday May 23 at Mrs Jennie Gibson's home. Rain and hail last Friday delayed farm work briefly. farmers are back in the fields. Sunday school meets each Sunday at 2 30 in the afternoon with lesson on The Christian Strategy scheduled for next Sunday. Supplies and materials were ordered this week. A W Hamilton county clerk planned a California trip, leaving last Sunday morning with his brother-in-law. Mrs Hamilton serves in his office during the absence.

Williamstown Perry Robinson S32nd A.A.F Eugene O'Trimble Jennie Gibson A. W. Hamilton California

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