Navy Signals Under Fire Over Pearl Harbor Trigger Claim
Washington reporters detail Senate questioning of Navy Chief Inglis and Admiral Stark over the Mt Niitaka code claim and a Honolulu want ad scheme to alert the U S Pacific Fleet. Ferguson presses for evidence on signals and Japanese plans ahead of Pearl Harbor attack.
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Washington
J. O. Richardson
Hawaii
Harold E. Stark
Naval Operations
Pearl Harbor
East Indies
Ferguson
R-Mich
Navy
Mt. Niitaka
United States
Japan
Inelis
Y. Shiga
Shiga
Honolulu
Inglis
FBI
Shiora
Mt. Nitaka
Ingilé
Saipan
Returning Area Troops Arrive in U S
The Associated Press lists local servicemen arriving home. Capt. Alfred F. Gallup of 1233 Rhode Island Street lands in New York aboard the Hawaiian Ship per. Cpl. Clyde D. Tryon of Perry previously landed in San Francisco aboard the Lander.
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Associated Press
United States
Alfred F. Gallup
Rhode Island Street
New Yor
Clyde D. Tryon
Perry
San Francisco
Lander
Iran to Send Troops to Russian Occupied Azerbaijan Province
Iran's parliament voted to dispatch two battalions to the Russian-occupied Azerbaijani province where insurgents have seized major towns. Uncertainty over Russian permission persists as Tehran braces for possible clashes and awaits news on troop movement and border communications.
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Iran
Azerbaijan
Tehran
Azerbaian
Communists claim plan to seize Manchuria capital
In a dispatch from Tientsin Chinese Communist spokesmen warned they would seize Manchuria's capital on December 1 to thwart Nationalist forces advancing into the region. They claimed 5,000 troops were retreating and predicted a major battle at Chinhaien while Russians and other powers posture over occupation. The report also notes diplomatic talks between Chungking and Moscow and rumors of forces ready to act if Russian exits occur.
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Manchuria
Cou Niet
Shanhaikwan
Associated Press
Olen Clements
Tientsin
Great Wall
Chinhaien
Peiping
Chineas
Changchun
Tac
Cranaport
Mrs Eisenhower Resting Comfortably in Boone Visit
Mrs Dwight D Eisenhower hospitalized in Boone Iowa with bronchial pneumonia is reported resting comfortably. General Howard Snyder and Lt Col James Stock coordinate care as Dwight Eisenhower plans to travel to Chicago to accept the American Legion distinguished service medal and return to Germany. Mr Doud, father of Mrs Eisenhower, is honored on his 75th birthday during the family reunion at the Carlson home.
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Boone
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Chicago
American Legion
A. B. Deering
Eisenhower
Howard Snyder
Army
Denver
Candlelight Thanksgiving Service At First Baptist Church
The Vesper Circle invites all church women to a candlelight Thanksgiving service tomorrow at 8 pm in the church sanctuary. The Rev. Charles W. Thomas will officiate. deaconesses include Mrs. E L Snodgrass Mrs. Wade Pierce Mrs. Warren Craik and Miss Mabel Mallory. Mrs. Eldon Addy plays the organ. coffee to follow in the parlors. No ice deliveries Thanksgiving day. tee dock open all day.
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First Baptist Church
Charles W. Thomas
E. L. Snodgrass
Wade Pierce
Warren Craik
Mabel Mallory
Eldon Addy
Eleven Japanese war criminals captured and in custody
Tokyo reports eleven militarist leaders connected to the Nanking attack Mukden incident and Panay bombing have been ordered for transfer to Sugamo prison in Tokyo. General MacArthur directs detention. among those named are Yosuke Matsuoka and Toshio Shiratori.
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Nanking
Mukden
Panay
Ord
Ously
MacArthur
Sugako
Yosuke Matsuoka
Toshio Shiratori
Rome
Settlement Details in Ex-Patrol Chief Case
In Wichita Kansas court records show a 7400 property settlement between former state highway patrol superintendent Will Zurbucken and his estranged wife Dora L. dated November 21 1942. Evidence included tax records and bank ledgers for 1938 1942 and 15 checks from United Life Insurance earned by Zurbucken. The judge limited admission of certain 1941 1942 records and ruled bootlegger connections inadmissible.
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Ford County
Kansas
Will Zurbucken
Zurbucken
Dora L
U.S
Guy T. Helvering
Walter M. Campbell, Jr
United Life Insurance Company
Ansas
Fidelity Bank
Dodge City
Kan
Crowds flood Kansas Kansas State game in Lawrence
About 16 000 fans attended the Kansas Kansas State football game in Lawrence drawing thousands of out of town cars and a heavy traffic flow. Police Chief C A Blieser and 18 officers plus four state patrolmen managed traffic with no major incidents reported aside from two minor collisions.
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Lawrence
C. A. Blieser
Fred Coon
Harvey Schmedemann
Fourteenth
Tennessee
Barbara Howard
Kentucky Street
Col. L. W. Hoffman
Fort Leavenworth
Sixth
Indiana Street
Emery Underwood
Vote for De Gaulle to Renew Efforts
In Paris the constituent assembly approved General De Gaulle’s renewal of mandates by a 400 to 163 vote. The decision aims to form a coalition with equal representation for communists socialists and the Popular Republican parties amid a security heavy Bourbon Palace setting. The socialists shifted to support De Gaulle after an abstention stance. The assembly adjourned until Thursday.
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Paris
Constituent Assembly
de Gaulle
Bourbon Palace
France
Trial reveals Zurbucken income tax evasion charges
On the third day of Zurbucken's trial for 1940 income tax evasion totaling 495.97, prosecutors seek to prove he spent campaign money in 1941 and 1942 that he collected in 1940. Testimony notes deposits and expenditures, with agents detailing cash gifts from various individuals and assets held by Zurbucken.
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Helvering
Daniel M. @wyer
Intellence
Treasury Department
Zur- Ducken
Hugh Manards
Highway Patrol
OL Non
Dodge City
Kan
Eliief
Dane Hannon
Dwyer
John S. Ritter
Kansas City
G. A. TD. Hart
Wichita
Department of Internal Revenue
Ritter
Marine Lecture Tour At K U By Lt McDowell
Lieutenant Dean N McDowell of the U S Marine Corps arrived on the Kansas University campus to present lectures and show pictures about the marine corps. Captain Chester A Kunz says McDowell will stay about two weeks meeting with interested students and individuals. He will address V 12 and naval ROTC groups in Fraser theater on Tuesday Friday at 6 30 p m and Saturday at 10 a m.
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Dean N. ‘McDowell
U.S. Marine Corps
K. U
Marine Corps
Chester A. Kunz
Offets
Naval Unit
McDowell
Lawrence
Marine Service
Fraser Theater
Guilty of kidnapping in Decherd case after jury verdict
Pauhine Davis of Decherd Tennessee was found guilty of third degree kidnapping in Doblas county district court for taking 7 year old Joyce Rist from her grandparents home on October 28. State witnesses included the girl's father Floyd Rist and deputy R. W. Sanders. Judge Means released the jury. Other local court actions included fines for Johnnie Jackson and O E Clark. In Tulsa, C F Wood 50 an auditor for Mid Continent Petroleum died after a wasp sting while hunting near Tishomingo, Oklahoma.
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Pauhine Davis
Decherd
Tenn
Dobplas County
Joyce Rist
Will Haas
Elm Street
Dechord
R. W. Sanders
Miss Davis
Fred Lewis
Hubert Moodie
Ay. Longacre
R. W. Parker
W. Grover
George Broer
W.j.ahlen
Fred W. Smith
C. E. Decker
Carl Axtine
Carl Woodward
Carter Anderson
Means
Johnnie Jackson
Judge Means
Jackson
Millty
O. E. Clark
Clark
Tulsa
Okla
UPI
Tishomingo
C. F. Wood
Mid-Continent Petroleum Company
Wood
Kansas
Stock Market Index Dips and Rises on Week’s Close
The average of 60 stocks stood at 75.3 as Friday closed with a reading of 75.4. Traders noted mixed results across sectors with modest gains in some industrial shares and declines in others.
Victory Loan Drives Toward December 8 Target in Douglas County
Douglas county Victory Loan total rises to 430 089 with Saturdays sales. Quota stands at 1 436 000 as E bonds reach 134 062 50 toward 592 000. Women’s division led by Mrs Henry Werner mobilizes 245 workers in Lawrence area with calls to finish quickly.
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Douglas County
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
Henry Werner
Werner
WREN
Paul Harner
Ralph Graber
J. E. Mercer
George Dunkley
No Break In Weather and Warm November Forecast
Topeka reports unbroken warm spell with highs in mid 60s and skeptics on incoming cold. Weatherman S. D. Flora says milder week continues with fronts from Canada blocked by warm midwest air. temps near 55 to 65 today and tomorrow with nightly lows 32 to 40 in parts. Advertised job: Hall Bros. offering $100 monthly for card handwork starting December 1 for young women ages 18 to 30.
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S. D. Flora
Weatherman
Flora
Kansas
Canada
Middlewest
Coffeyville
Phillipsburg
Hallmark
Hall Bros., Inc
Massachusets Street
Victory loan sales near half-way mark in drive
Washington November 19 Victory loan sales to individuals are near the halfway point toward a goal of 11 billion dollars. Ted R Gamble War Finance Director said latest tabulations show individual purchases totaling 1.816 billion dollars of which 579 million is in E bonds. The 2 billion dollar E bond target is included in the individual mark. The drive ends December 8 with an overall goal of 11 billion.
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Washington
War Finance
Ted R. Gamble
K U Students Rally for Homecoming Victory Day
Hundreds of Kansas University students marched to Chancellor Malott to demand a day off after a Homecoming win. Navy trainees were denied liberty. classes continued though offer was made to take time off. Demonstrators urged downtown Lawrence celebration and staged campus spectacles.
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Frank Strong
Deane W. Malott
Navy
Marvin Hall
Military Science
Chester A. Kunz
Mt. Oread
Lawrence
Frank Strowall
University
Fraser Hall
University Library
Capt. Kunz
Memorial Union Building
Union Building
George B Edgar Dies at 74 in Lawrence
George B Edgar 74 longtime vice president and trustee of Edgar Steel Seal and Manufacturing died after a two month illness at his Lawrence home. Funeral services will be at Rumsey Funeral Home at 2:30 pm with Rev Theo H Astman. Burial at Oak Hill cemetery. Survived by widow May three daughters Elizabeth Edgar Marion Schupp and Mrs Harvey B Campbell of Kansas City a son George B Edgar Jr of Walnut Creek Calif five grandchildren a sister Addie Melvin of Lawrence and brothers C C Edgar and L B Edgar of Lawrence. Edgar born in Mexico Mo March 16 1871 moved to Lawrence 1879 later helped found steel seal firm with brother William K Edgar in Iola and then moved to Lawrence in 1912. He previously worked as Santa Fe telegrapher and agent at various Kansas towns.
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Edgar Steel Seal and Manufacturing Company
Ohio Street
Rumsey Funeral Home
Theo. H. Astman
First Presbyterian Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
May Edgar
Elizabeth Edgar
Marion Schupp
Harvey B. Campbell
Kansas City
George B. Edgar, Jr
Walnut Creek
Calif
Addie Melvin
Lawrence
C. C. Edgar
L. B. Edgar
Edgar
Mexico
U. S. Claims
Iola
Kan
William K.edgar
Tola
Santa Fe Railroad
Kansas
Shields to take Tulsa basketball helm in December
Don M. Shields, a top college star from 1935 to 1942, will assume the head basketball coach duties at the University of Tulsa beginning December 1, succeeding the current coach.
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Tulsa Tulsa
Okla
Donald M. Shields
University of Tulsa
Lawrence to vote on six general improvement bonds
Citizens of Lawrence will vote on six bond proposals totaling 656000 to fund city projects. The measures cover police and fire facilities, land purchases for parks, garbage disposal equipment, airport expansion, two new swimming pools, and related park work with polling sites listed.
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Lawrence
Aca
Kansas
Cawrense
City of
Phi Kappa Psi Carruth Win Homecoming Decorations
Phi Kappa Psi and Carruth Hall won the K U homecoming decorations contest announced at the Memorial Union dance. The judging used two divisions after small entries reduced the planned three groups. Phi Kappa Psi won in the larger houses and Carruth Hall won in the smaller group. judging panel members were Miss Winona Vernard Miss Helen Skilton Stan Schwahn and George Hedrick.
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Kanna Psi Fraternity
Carruth Hall
K. U
Memorial Union Ballroom
Jean Melntire
Phi Karna Psi
Winona Vernard
Helen Skilton
Stan Schwahn
George Hedrick
Goss Re-Elected National Grange Leader At Convention
Albert S. Goss was re-elected master of the National Grange as the 79th annual meeting entered its sixth day of business in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Albert S. Goss
National Grange
Weather Outlook Spurs Warmer Trends Across Kansas
The weather forecast shows warmer conditions in the west and central Kansas with increasing cloudiness tonight and Tuesday. Temperatures dip to the middle 20s to mid 40s range, with warmer readings in the extreme southeast and cooler levels in the west and north central portions Tuesday as winds intensify tonight and on Tuesday.
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