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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1943

Page

2

Touring Newsmen Tour Jayhawk Plant in War Effort

Journal-World correspondent J. W. Murray details the Jayhawk Ordnance Works south of Pittsburg. The 2,800 acre plant, built in modules, turns out anhydrous ammonia and may shift sections to civilian products like fertilizer and methanol after the war. Kenneth Spencer leads planning with Military Chemical Works. Major Alfred A. Senna commands, and about 12 percent of workers are women.

Jayhawk Ordnance Works Spring River Pittsburg Amon Kansas Altho Kenneth Spencer Washington Sunflower Kansas Dallas Tex St. Louis Gome Kansas City Jeyhawk Ordnance Military Chemical Works, Ae Oe Kenneth A. Spencer C. Y. Thomas Alfred A. Senna Robert S. Lemon Sane Ae Dinoni Falities

Allied Ramp Boats Destroyed by Axis Raids

Allied ramp boats and landing gear were hit in Axis air raids on Tunisian harbors Bizerta and Sousse. Reports from Rome and Berlin cited Axis attacks on ramp boats and a small tanker as means of landing, with details conflicting on exact ports and targets.

Bizerta Sousse Ialy Sardinia Sicily Pantelleria Rome Associated Press

French Move Near London Aims to Unite French Leaders

Report from Algiers says Gen Georges Catroux arrived from London to aid reception of Gen Charles de Gaulle. De Gaulle, expected to meet Gen Henri Giraud that night to discuss uniting French elements. This signals De Gaulle may have already left London for Algiers.

London de Gaulle Giraud Algiers Georges Catroux Henri Giraud Charles de Gaulle

Specig Meeting of Lawrence Lodge No 6 Next Monday

Lawrence Lodge No 6 schedules a meeting next Monday at 7 80 in the Fellow Craft Degree. Visitors are welcome. Wm J B Turner is Master and W H Quakenbush Secretary Adv.

Specig Lawrence Lodge No Wm. J.B. Turner W. H. Quakenbush

Washington to Probe Middlemen in Food Market

The House Agriculture Committee, under a unanimous mandate, lays groundwork for an inquiry into the nation’s food marketing system. Chairman Fulmer of South Carolina says the probe should reduce middlemen costs, potentially cutting consumer prices and helping farmers. The panel may send subcommittees to marketing centers and obtain broad subpoena powers to study cooperatives from rural areas to national agencies.

Washington House House Agriculture Committee Fulmer D-S.c

General McNair Seeks Stricter War Lessons

Mobile headquarters, Third Army, La., May 28. Lieut. Gen. Lesley J. McNair, wounded in Tunisia, said troops haven’t learned lessons well enough to meet battle demands. He arrived with new ideas and urged better execution, noting some victories but high costs.

Third Army Lesley J. McNair McNair Manuger Africa

Deaths and Funerals Mrs. J. G. Judy

Mrs. J. G. Judy 86 of Oskaloosa died in Kansas City Missouri. Funeral services set for 2 30 Monday at Assembly of God with Rev P D Pittman officiating and burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. Surviving are husband parents Mr and Mrs Ed Wellman May Oklahoma three brothers Frank Florence California Dennis overseas Oscar Shattuck Oklahoma and sister Mrs Verl Rush Los Angeles California

J. G. Judy Oskaloosa Kansas City Church of Assembly of God P. D. Pittman Putiday Oak Hill Cemeery Ed Wellman May Okla Frank Florence Calif

Fowler Off Serious List In Naval Hospital

Lawrence seaman Charles Chuck Fowler is removed from the serious list at New River Naval Hospital North Carolina after severe burns and head injuries from a May 17 explosion. Doctors report a good chance of recovery unless infection develops while his mother remains with him at the hospital.

Lawrence Seaman Charles Chuck” Fowler Naval Hospital New River N. C Lawrence Lawrerica

Chinese Bombers Strike Ichang in Hupeh Offensive

The Chinese central news agency reports Chinese bombers escorted by fighters bombing Ichang on the Yangtze port and base for the Hupeh offensive. The communiqué notes damage to military installations, returns of attacking planes, and claims about Japanese losses, plus strategic remarks on Chen Cheng's command and the new provisional capital Enshih 98 miles west of Ichang.

Chungking Ichang Yangtze River Hupeh High Command Ani Lihsien Chen Cheng China Chen Chiang Kai-shek Enshih Wuchang

Bilbo Threatens 18 Month Filibuster Over Poll Tax Bill

UPI reports Senator Theodore Bilbo of Mississippi vowed to conduct an 18 month filibuster against an anti poll tax measure if called up in the Senate. He said he is ready to begin and even used the term filibuster, aiming to kill time on the bill approved by the House. The session runs to January 1945 and the bill could be taken up from judiciary committee.

Washington Upi Theodore Gilmore Bilbo Poplarville Miss Senate House Judiciary Committee Bilbo

Greek Submarine Sinks Two German Ships Off Crete

Greek submarine Papanicolis operating with the British navy sank two small German ships off Crete in the Mediterranean. The boats were fired upon, sunk, and survivors from both vessels were rescued.

London Crete Mediterranean Tony Papanicolis Royal Navy

Roosevelt Endorses National War Fund Letter Read

President Roosevelt endorses the national war fund in a letter read at a conference of state chairmen and directors. He says all Americans and institutions unite in winning the war and show generous devotion and sacrifice that promises victory.

National War Fund New York Roosevelt

The Journal World Classifieds Market Busy In Town

The Journal World classified page is described as the town’s busiest market place. It highlights active listings across categories and signals strong local demand for goods and services.

Journal-World

Lin Yutang warns China must counter race issue in war

Lin Yutang, resting after an ankle sprain, urges China to confront racial prejudice in the war. He argues pride of race weakens Allied unity, warns Japan exploits this, and presses hearings on relaxing the Oriental exclusion act. He favors restoring Chinese citizenship and warns of Japan’s time-based advantage.

New York Lin Yutang Pennsylvania China House Dr. Lin Rudyard Kiplings Churchill Roosevelt

Military personnel travels and local visits in wartime

Lieutenant Colonel Robert Crowder flew from El Paso to Topeka on B-24 business and stayed with his Lawrence parents on the return, then left for Texas. Army and Navy personnel including Pfc William Ice, Vina Farley, George Lingenfelser, Gilbert Stone, Gene Loeckard, Lathrow Read, A H Cline, Freeman Stultz are noted in transfers, training, promotions, and family visits across bases in Texas Iowa Colorado Oregon and Mississippi Street addresses in Lawrence.

Robert Crowder el Paso Tex Topeka Air Base Lawrence Fred Bilesner Vermont Street Colonel Crowder Topeka Texas

Plan to Study the Pensacola Dam Flood Control Effort

Washington reports the house flood control committee will investigate the Pensacola dam on Oklahoma’s Grand River to assess operations and flood impact on Arkansas and Oklahoma. Maj. Gen. Eugene Reybold to testify, with Federal Works Agency officials. hearings begin next Tuesday with potential June 8 discussion.

Washington House Flood-Control Committee Pensacola Grand River Oklahoma Arkansas Whittington D-Miss Eugene Reybold Federal Works Agency Little Rock Ark Tulsa Okla Douglas Wright Arkansas River Valley Grand Reybold

Earthquake Shakes Swabian Region and Stuttgart Area

The German news agency DNB reported a strong quake in southwestern Germany early today. It caused slight injuries and damaged chimneys and roofs near Stuttgart, with tremors felt across Württemberg and Alsace as Berlin radio carried the AP report.

London DNB Germany Stuttgart Berlin Associated Press Wuerttemberg Alace

Blauser, Samuel M. Served in Civil War at 96

Samuel M. Blauser, aged 96, who served in the Civil War under General Custer, died in Troy Kansas on May 28.

Custer Troy Kan Samuel M. Blauser

Rail line abandonment suggestions in Kansas

Washington May 28 Ex aminer Jerome K Lyle of the interstate commerce commission urged the commission to allow the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe to abandon about 60 miles across Kansas but deny about 59 miles He favored ceasing operations on 30 miles from Benedict Junction to Virgil and 34 miles from the W J Small alfalfa mill near Eureka to Moline He opposed abandoning 33 miles from Virgil to Emporia and 26 miles from the mill to Madison Junction

Washington Jerome K. Lyle Interstate Commerce Commission Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Kansas Lyle Commission Benedict Junction Virgil W. J. Small Alfalfa Eureka Moline Emporia W. J. Small Madison Junction

Romance did no harm amid Yugoslav royal romance rumor

In London on May 28 reports that King Peter of Yugoslavia and Princess Alexandra of Greece were unofficially engaged last year without formal steps were ridiculed by Yugoslav government in exile. They said no engagement or marriage would be announced during the war for now.

London Peter Yugoslavia Alexandra Greece

No Change in Situation As Officials Report

Government officials stated there has been no change in the situation since the earlier report, keeping the status quo and confirming no new developments.

Two Texas Fields May Raise Price of Crude

The Office of Price Administration raised maximum prices for crude petroleum from two Texas fields by an average of five cents per barrel. Ceilings vary 80 to 92 cents per 42 gallon barrel based on gravity for Talco and Sulphur Bluff fields in Franklin Titus and Hopkins counties. The change aligns ceilings with nearby crudes while not necessarily affecting refiners.

Washington Office of Price Administration Texas Talco Sulphur Bluff Franklin Titus Hopkins OPA

Boy Freddie Thompson Drowns at Water-Filled Pit

Freddie Thompson twelve was found drowned in a water filled strip mine pit at Chetopa Kansas after five boys visited the site last Saturday. He led the group into the water and cried for help before disappearing. His companions initially thought it a game but reported the tragedy after his body was recovered the next day.

Chetopa Kan Freddie Thompson Freddie

Martinique Area Reported at 385 Square Miles

The report states that Martinique covers an area of 385 square miles. No other locations or entities are specified.

Martinique

Parsons Soldier Wounded in Aleutian Raid

UP-Cpl. Cecil Freeman of Parsons Kansas is recovering in a Vancouver Washington hospital after shrapnel wounds from a Japanese bombing raid in the Aleutian Islands. Freeman, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Freeman, has been in Alaska since July 1941 and was notified by the war department with a personal call to his parents.

Parsons Kan Cecil Freeman Charles Freeman Vancouver Wash Aleutian Islands War Department Corporal Freeman Alaska Aleutians

German prisoners posing as enemy paratroopers cause misidentification

British and American troops at a bomb er station in London believed they had captured five German paratroopers during maneuvers. The so called prisoners were later identified at headquarters as British soldiers in German uniforms used to lend realism to a training exercise.

London United States

Supply of ration tables arrives at Lawrence office

Another supply of tables showing the processed food and meat point values has been received at the rationing office. Retailers may call for them at the office.

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