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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1944

Page

2

Community election meetings set for Douglas County AAA groups

Plans were made for the annual election of community committees of the Douglas County Agricultural Conservation association. Meetings managed by committee chairs will be held at 8 p.m. on dates across towns including Grant White School Eudora and others.

Douglas County Agricultural Conservation Association Ben Kiefer Manhattan Lee George H. Butell Grant White School Eudora Wilsow Springs Clinton Marion Wakerusa Kanwaks Lecompton Lecompton High School Palmyra Baldwin Highchool Butell W. H. Hayden R. J. Allsup

Guadalcanal Veteran Receives Honorary Discharge

First Sgt. Chester E. Foster, 33, of Lawrence, who joined in December 1940 with Company M, National Guard, and fought in Guadalcanal, is honorably discharged. He returns with the Purple Heart, Silver Star, Bronze Star, Presidential Citation, Infantryman's Combat Badge, and five campaign ribbons. Foster was wounded on November 23, 1942, and later suffered concussion and malaria. he was discharged after service at Camp Gruber, Oklahoma.

Chester E. Foster Lawrence Company M National Guard Guadalcanal U. S Southwest Pacific Army United States California Texas Camp Gruber Okla

The Girdle Returns to Market Amid Rubber Shortage

New York reports the girdle back on sale with prewar two way stretch and fit as the United States Rubber Company unveils a new synthetic rubber thread enabling resumption of latex manufacture. The items also note a city book week feature at the library with a review of We Live in Alaska by Constance Helmericks led by Mrs E B Allen, open to all interested. Land leasing opens in Ellis and Morton counties as state colleges seek oil and gas opportunities, and former Senator Smith W Brookhart dies in Prescott Arizona at 75 after time at a veterans hospital. A Douglas county marriage license is issued to Darrell A Smooth and Ione A Angell.

New York Girdie Saya United States Rubber Company E. B. Alien Alaska Constance Helmericks Topeka Hubert Brighton State Board of Regents Ellis County Fort Hays

War ration book four and period four and five coupons guidance

The text lists wartime ration stamps and their validity dates for Meats Fats and related categories. It mentions book four red stamps through 28 and AS through PS, four blue stamps AS through 78 and AS through W5, sugar stamps 30 to 33 with five pounds each, stamp 34 becoming valid for five pounds on November 16, and stamps for home canning through February 28 1945. It also notes three airplane stamps good indefinitely and gasoline coupons 33A B C series valid for four to five gallons.

Associated Press

Package from Germany at KU Law School and other Lawrence items

An item reports a package mailed from Germany to Dean Fred Moreau at the KU law school containing a jurist cap and a court room persuader found in Aschen. It notes college events, a Red Cross drive, a fuel panel meeting change, a violin recital in Arkansas City, county election totals, Thanksgiving school dismissal, iris and garden notes, and a bank employee scare with a new worker claiming access.

Fred Moreau K. U. School of Law Germany Howard M. Immel Tony Immel Payne Ratner Immel Aschen G.L. Joe Law School

Ready For Service Girl Reserves Meeting

The Girl Reserves service committee led last Thursday morning’s meeting with the theme Ready For Service. Mary Jewett chaired as nearly all members took part, and Mrs Harold G Barr spoke on service. The cabinet will meet during the activity period Thursday. Night ship movements banned in Istanbul.

Girl Reserves Mary Jewett Harold G. Barr Girl Reserve Cabinet

Scottish Rite Slat degree tonight with supper and rehearsal

Adv Acacia Lodge No 9 announces a Scottish Rite Slat degree tonight with supper from 1 to 6 30 and degree at 7 30 Cast reports at 6 for rehearsal Visitors welcome Special Communication tomorrow open at 7 for 2nd degree work Robert P Schermerhorn W M E J Coy Secretary Adv Also news of American Pattern Fostoria glass shipments at Shimmon's Shop New Hampshire open 1030 to 530

Acacia Lodge Ala. & A Robert P. Schermerhorn Adv Ph Rataiane Shimmon’s New Hampshire

Local Women’s Clubs Gather and Plan Holiday Events

Mrs Kathryn Barnes living in El Dorado among fregenk social hour served by Mrs Louisa Thomas and Mrs J G McElhinny marigold and chrysanthemum decor. L D club to meet Friday at 2 30 with Thanksgiving roll call. Business and Professional Women's club set party tomorrow at 8 at Miss Cora Sams 1624 Barker Ave. N A L C Auxiliary met at Mrs Carl Hunzicker home with officers for 1945 elected: President Carl Hunzicker VP C W Reynolds Secretary treasurer C T Davis Chaplain William Reynolds Mistress at arms J Mercer. New member Bert I Barnam added. December meeting to be Christmas party. Junior high school foods class hosted Co Op club for luncheon with guests Emil Heck Reuben Fox Lisle Eby Superintendent Clifford Dean Edyth Salvesen Carl Beil Jane Kirchhoff. Vinland Home Demonstration unit to meet with Mrs Alvin Vincent Thursday 2 pm. Pew section Creative Art AAUS to meet Thursday 7 30 with Mrs Helena Farrell 1714 Mississippi St. Miss Emma Wagner and Mrs Fred G Willman hosted Coterie club dinner bridge last night won by Mrs Orah Milton and Mrs Arthur Colburn. Kansas chapter Ni Phi Mu held first meeting in Memo Hel Union building. Hannah Lou Sager spoke on Girls Service Organization. Mr and Mrs Allan Kirby Route 1 announce birth of a boy last night Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Melvin E Holmes Baldwin announce birth of a boy today Memorial Hospital. Chapter CV of PEQ to meet Friday at Colonial Tea Room with Ruth Kenney David McCreath Mary Morgan as hostesses. Mrs Weeber Hutton to have program.

N.A.L.C Carl Hunzicker C. W. Reynolds C. T. Davis Wiliam Reynolds J. ©. Mercer Bert I. Barnam Charlotte van Bebber Uncheon Emil Heck Reuben Fox Lisle Eby Clifford Dean Lloyd . Houston Ward of Education Edyth Salvesen Carl Beil Jane Kirchhoff Kansas Ni Phi Mu Beta Sigma Phi Memo- Hel Union Hannah Lou Sager Girls’ Service Organization

Families hear of service members overseas massed in one report

Mrs Gladys I Leamon learns her son T Cpl Wilbur Criss of an engineers battalion arrived safely in France after service in Evansville shipyards since 1942 He has been overseas since August Arden Burge s a son inducted at Leavenworth assigned to the Navy and left Kansas City for Great Lakes George Haverstock and family visited Estelle Haverstock and sister Doris while he transfers from Olathe Air Base to San Pedro Albert W Eckman receives commendation as a clerk and deck boss at a sub port in Alaska His mother is Mrs Y Eckman Linwood Nora McNeil reports husband Pvt Harold McNeil arrived safely in England Yudon Eckman in Germany since September 20 sees wet cold weather Eckman joined France shortly after D Day with a field artillery battalion Lt Williamson T Hough reports for duty at Ft McClellan training infantry replacement troops Parents C T and Mrs C T Hough of 945 Ohio street on leave Frank Hentsch and wife visited Estelle Haverstock and plan to Canton G before Mrs Hentsch will live with her mother for the duration Charley Lewis Cossman aboard U S S Uvalde in South Pacific well past 108 degree heat He was a barber before service Sgt Lee Zink awarded Purple Heart for wounds in action in France in infantry service in France and Italy

Gladys I. Leamon Vermont Street Wilbur M. Criss France Criss Evansville Ind Albert W. Eckman Alaska I. A. Schapiro Y. Eckman Linwood Williamson T. Hough Ft. McClellan Ala Hough C. T. Hough Ohio Street Charley Lewis Cossman South Pacific Dorothy Cossman East 19Th Street Cossman 19Th Street

Junior Red Cross stories to be aired by major networks

Several large networks will include Junior Red Cross material in this week’s broadcasts. Mutual network features Maxine Keith Tom Mix and four real life stories. NBC Blue airs Terry and the Pirates Spotlight Band Captain Midnight Dick Tracy. NBC Red presents Dinah Shore Johnny Mercer. CBS includes Vox Pop Patterson in Leavenworth. Patterson will participate in a conference on military prisoner rehabilitation in Leavenworth Kansas on November 15.

Lawrence Dick Tracy Terry and the Pirates Captain Midnight NBC Red WDAF Dinah Shore Johnny Mercer CBS KMBC Vox Pop

Deaths and Funerals Aggregate Local Notices

Lula Owens Knight died yesterday at her home on North Second Street. Funeral services will be Friday at 2 p.m. at Rumsey funeral home with burial in Linwood cemetery. James Harley Dean, 89, died Tuesday in a Topeka hospital. Services will be held tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Clinton Presbyterian Church, burial in Clinton cemetery. He lived near Clinton for over 50 years and worked 20 years as a watchman for Poehler Mercantile Co. Surviving are three daughters and a brother. grandchild Mary A. Fuller, 85, died last evening, and funeral services will be held Friday at 2 p.m. from Wall-Diffenderfer funeral home, Topeka, burial in Mt. Hope cemetery. She is survived by her daughter and siblings in Ohio and Indiana.

Lula Owens Knight North Second Street Rumsey Funeral Home Linwood Cemetery James Harley Dean Topeka Clinton Presbyterian Church Clinton Dean Ross County Ohio Douglas County Poehler Mercantile Co Pearl Damm Tecumseh Effie Brubaker Faith Headley Toneka Frank M. Dean Emporia Mary A. Fuller C. V. Newman Route Five Lawrence Wall-Diffenderfer Topol Nne Mt. Hope Cemetery Newman Peter Renger College Corner Margaret Schantz St. Paul Ind

Baldwin couple attends Lawrence reception

Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Ebright of Baldwin were in Lawrence for the reception given by Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Simons last evening. Mrs. A. T. Hatfield and Wilfred Hatfield returned from Selman Oklahoma where they visited Mrs. eee sister who is seriously ill. Mrs. Kathryn Barnes, who has spent the past two weeks in Lawrence, will return to El Dorado tomorrow morning.

H. K. Ebright Baldwin Lawrence W. C. Simons A. T. Hatfield Wilfred Hatfield Selman Okla Eee Kathryn Barnes el Dorado

Market News Markets at a Glance in Nov. 15 trading

New York stocks were irregular with a narrow recovery led by some leaders. Bonds mixed, rails most active. Wheat strong in Chicago due to scarce offerings and mill buying, corn and rye firm from short covering. Hog prices down 10 to 15 cents per hundredweight on light weights. Cattle steady to weak top $18.50. Kansas City cattle slow but steady on good fed steers and heifers amid ample supply. slaughter steers mid to upper teens, common and medium grades around 11.00 to 12.50.

New York Garton Chicago Xansag City Livestock Kansas City Ap-Wfa

Livestock and Grain Prices and Receipts Report

Kansas City livestock prices show uneven activity with cattle mostly steady and hogs, lambs, and sheep moving within narrow ranges. Slaughter steers hold near steady, loads of good mixed cattle trade around 5.25, hogs steady, lambs softer, ewes firmer. forward receipts for Nov 18 estimated. Grain markets feature wheat up to 14 higher with No 2 dark hard around 1.59, corn near 0.68 to 0.70, milo at 1,651.66, rye unchanged.

Kansas City Kaffir Rya

Chicago Potato Market Prices and Local Grain

Potatoes arrivals up 11 percent and U S shipments total 830. Idaho Russet Burbanks U S No 1 priced 3.35 to 3.38 with Washington No 1 at 3.35. Nebraska Wyoming Bliss Triumphs quoted at 2.26, Colorado Red McClures at 3.24. Grain Wheat at 1.47 a bushel yellow corn 3, butterfat prices listed, poultry hens and broilers quoted, hogs at 13.90.

Chicago U. S Idaho

DeVoe Dehydray Paint Line Advertising

Local ad for DeVoe Dehydray paint claiming one coat covers wallpaper. Announces new complete lines of wallpaper and Pure Aluminum Paint. Promotes Waggoner's New Paint and Wallpaper Store at 11114 Maes with phone number 667 for orders or inquiries.

DEVOE Waggoner'’S Maes, Hone

Wall Street Holds Balance Amid Slim Gains

The day in New York trading saw the market try to rebound after two sharp declines but gains were limited. Heavy selling at the open dampened prices while bidders hesitated to push a real comeback as steel, aircraft, rail, and specialty stocks edged forward only marginally. The market closed irregularly after a around 900000 shares changed hands.

Wall Street New York

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County Agriculture Assn Smith W. Brookhart Prescott Ariz Navy UPI Iowa U. S. Veterans Hospital Whipple Enese Darrell A. Smooth McLouth Ione A. Angell Tonganoxie Kappa Alpha Theta Kan‘gag City Sister Theta Douglass County War Price and Rationing Board Waldemar Gelich Alice Merle Conger University Fine Arts Arkansas City Music and Dramatic Club Rody Skinner Independence Lawrence City Douglas County Commissioners C. E. Releton George Hunsinger O. K Mrs. Barr Istanbul F. Crow Thomas Steel Edythe Cloud Ernest Cloud Fregenk Ostesses Louisa Thomas J. G. McElhinny L.D. Club J. D. Seiler Business and Professional Women’s Club Cora Sams Barker Avenue Vinland Alvin Vincent Pew Section of Creative Art A.A.U.S Helena Farrell Mississippi Street Emma Wagner Fred G. Willman Orah Milton Arthur Colburn Allan Kirby Bon Memorial Hospital Melvin E. Holmes of P.E.Q Colonial Tea Room Ruth Kenney David McCreath Mary Morgan Mirs Weeber Hutton E. T. Burgesa Arden Leavenworth Kanss City Great Lakes George Haverstock Haverstock Estelle Haverstock Doris The Olathe Air Base San Pedro Nora McNeil Route 6 Pvt Harold McNeil Engand Yudon E. Eckman Eckman Frank Hentsch Helen Eckman Sgt Lee Zink Zink Italy Red Cross Aia Borg Ae Iz Chan An Tei Atch T & Tel Beth Steet Esteem Comayine Chrysler Corp Motors Enema Massachusetts Board & Moore N. B. St Kennecott Montgomery i A_Aviation North Am Co Phillipa Pet Sears, Roebuck Standard United Air Lines Ares Teleereenrttareeee AZ West el & Migneh Votal Allied Chemical Youangswano Shout Johns-Manville Pennsylvania Love Wire General McGoodyear Montgomery Ward Iseetcan Telephone and Internationa Tically Allison Flower Shop Rachel Mabe Lawrence Deever United Brethren Ernest L. Snodgrass Baptist Church Leonard Wymore North Lawrence Christian Lawrence National Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Guatemala Georgia Coca-Cola Company Coca-Cola Bottling Company EAN Cagtaro Tenero Coca-Cola
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