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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1944
Page
4
Eisenhower urges faster war material to sustain Allied advance
General Eisenhower stresses that Allied progress depends on supply delivery. He warns steel and explosives are consumed in vast quantities in the push against Germany, calling it a crucial moment requiring unprecedented home front support to back the fighting fronts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Germany
Westwall
Aachen
Duren
Cologne
First Army
Belfort Gap
St. Louis
Kembs
Rhine
Inset
Turnover in War Plants Stymies Hiring Efforts
The rapid turnover of workers in war plants keeps headcounts stable but fails to resolve dissatisfaction. Managers cannot shift unhappy staff to other roles, so terminations rise as vacancies must be filled by recruiting new hires. The manpower shortage spans most plants, raising questions about whether new workers come from other wartime facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perez
Mickey
Jane
Ferez
Leo
German Gestapo General Dunckern Captured by Doughboys
Gestapo General Anton Dunckern was stationed in Metz to push German troops to fight. When Americans breached his quarters, he was captured without a shot. His arrogance showed in captivity as Metz fell largely to American control and German defenders abandoned orders to hold out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Dunckern
Metz
Gestapo
Dunckern
Disputed Kansas precinct expansion and resignation noted
The article discusses renewals of the precinct split plan to handle votes and counts in Kansas towns with an 800 vote upper limit and widespread overages. It also notes Melvin resigning from the county rationing oil panel after long service, recognizing his earlier work on a more practical household formula. A line attributes the saying There's just one girl for me to a man named Adam, a Jewell Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Laighton
Melvin
Adam
Jewell
Boggie
Newark
Ginger
Roggie
Jim
Boggio
Artment
Virgil
War Today column on optimism over European war end
The column cautions against wishful thinking about when the European war ends and notes Eisenhower’s similar cautions. It argues success depends on weather and Allied supplies, with a grim view of German morale, and suggests victory by Christmas is possible if supplies arrive and weather favors offensives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Hisenhower
Erman
Reich
Tice
Himmler
Montfiorest
Africa
Rommel
Altho
Ike
All School Program Planned for Friday December 8
Plans are under way for a Friday program December 8 sponsored by the Junior High P. F. A. Students will handle the event with two one act plays a girls physical education demonstration and a 60 piece junior high school concert. Mixed chorus numbers and possibly two string ensembles are planned. Sherman County Quota Raised in Goodland Kansas with a top amount of $382200 reported by County Chairman Walter Treachel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodland
Kan
Sherman
Walter Treachel
Kansans debate pensions and divorce at 28th KOC convention
At Topeka the 28th annual Kansas Official Council convention addressed old age pensions juvenile court laws and divorce procedures. Albert M Cole urged serious consideration of pensions noting relief clients feel unable to work. Dean Rogers pushed revising juvenile court laws to broaden supervision in divorce cases and H EF Chandler urged school boards to modernize and address transportation district distribution and pay inequalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Sunflower
Kansas Official Council
Albert M. Cole
Kansas District Clerks
Dean Rogera
Shawnee County
Rogers
Kansas
H. EF. Chandler
University of Kansas
Teachers Application Board
Chandler
Navy Casualty List Names Kansans Affected
Washington announces 224 navy department casualty figures this day. Among the names listed are Claude Leo Keeler Jr and Sewar Frederick Henry Rathoun marked wounded or dead, with other Kansans such as Willam Merrit Renick and Gene of the U.S.N.R. noted. The report details status and affiliations, reflecting ongoing war losses and personnel records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
Claude Leo Keeler, Jr
Scarskiy Ye
S.n.eb
Sewar Frederick Henry
Rathoun
Tornedoves
U.S.N.R
Willam Merrit Renick
Gene
Garden
Old Home Town Hints at New School Nearing Finish
The New York school building appears near completion by Wisiparet and Harry Mitchell of Winter. Weekend visits by grandparents Mrs. and Mr. W. T. Childers noted. Rain and snow raised weekly precipitation to 1.90 inches. Current Event club gathered at Mrs. Jacob Hammig. Esther Cochran and Ruth Smith hosted a miscellaneous shower at Mrs. George Jennings home. Guests included girls from Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. Mrs. Jess Ferrill of Kansas City visiting Mrs. Roy T. Helm. Birth announced: Mr. and Mrs. Chris Loewenstein welcomed a daughter at 818 Maine Street. Gerald B. Trautwein and wife welcomed Caroline Sue yesterday. Trautwein formerly Miss Amy Trené Ratelitte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wisiparet
Harry Mitchell
W. T. Childers
Jacob Hammig
Esther Cochran
Ruth Smith
George Jennings
Misa Lucille Hall
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Jess Ferrill
Kansas City
Roy T. Helm
Chris Loewenstein
Maine Street
Gerald B. Trautwein
Winfield
Caroline Sue
Mra Trautwein
Amy Trené Ratelitte
C. P. Radcliffe
Rural high school project near Lecompton advances
Twenty five years ago a rural high school project near Lecompton moved forward. Mrs Fackler Brown and her daughter in law Mia Katie Brown of Tonganoxie were in Lawrence for the day. Mrs John Hughey hospitalised with a broken collar bone after an interurban crash. Miss Anne Horning to spend weekend in Topeka. Miss Helen Kell visited Linwood. Mr and Mrs J E Meddams and family returned from Oklahoma City where they visited Dr Meddams' parents. Mrs F H Penner and sons Elliott and Lawrence spent Sunday in De Soto with Mr and Mrs J R Penner. Miss Anna Harding and Miss Helen Foley to spend weekend in Topeka with friends. Mrs J F Burns guest of Mrs Carl Kottam in Topeka this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lecompton
Fackler Brown
Mia
Katie Brown
Tonganoxie
Lawrence
John Hughey
Anne Horning
Topeka
Helen Kell
Linwood
J. E. Meddams
Oklahoma City
Meddams
F. H. Penner
Elliott
Lawrence Apent Santay
DeSoto
J. R. Penner
Anna Harding
Helen Foley
J. F. Burns
Carl Kottam
Forty Years Ago Recital At First Methodist Church
A recital on the new pipe organ at the First Methodist church was given by Prof. Charles Skilton with Miss Harriett Greissinger, organist, and others including Prof. Charles E. Hubach tenor, Mrs. A. P. Hults soprano, and Miss Beth Ebright violin. Marriage licenses were granted for Roy Flory and Opal Griffin, Tree Hadley and G. Leavitt. The Pleasant Hour club met Nov 16 with Mrs. Husted. Various people plan Thanksgiving visits and travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Charles Skilton
Harriett Greissinger
Charles E. Hubach
A. P. Hults
Misa Beth Ebright
Roy Flory
Vinland
Rtrude Griffin
Alford
Tree Hadley
Baldwin
G. Trate Leavitt
Lawrence
Pleasant Hour Club
Husted
Jim
Sales O'Kane
Leavenworth
Ivy Green
Misa June Ulrich
Atchison
Ednar Dinsmoor
Kansas City
R. H. Moody
Pleasanton
A. P. Brewer
Meeker, Okla
Johns Ecke
J. A. Spalding
Havens
Tom Corwin
Tonekave
C. T. K. Prentice
Haven, Savage
Roosevelt pledges war wage levels into peace time
Washington reports President Roosevelt told a news conference that government and industry are working to provide peace time jobs and to maintain current wage levels after the war. He warned against shrinking pay when the 40 hour week may return, and urged continued production of ships shells and other essentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Charles E. Wilson
General Electric Company
Wilson
Chaiman
War Production Board
U S Senator Puzzle Across and Down Word List
A crossword style grid of clues for vertical and horizontal entries including abbreviations and words like vegetable obedient birthplace and various terms. includes clues for symbols elements and common words with numbers and abbreviations. The list combines varied categories typical of a newspaper puzzle page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
West Indies
Indiana
Pig Feed Increase Recommendations by Region
The War Food Administration proposes a two percent hog increase mainly in corn belt states west of the Mississippi. North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska and Kansas would see about thirty one percent rises with moderate gains in Iowa and Minnesota. Feed supplies drive the plan as 1945 feed availability should be ample in these regions after 1944 reductions and a record corn crop and bumper feeds support expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Fo Administration
Mississippi River
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Iowa
Minnesota
WFA
Missouri River
Baldwin Notes Helps and Holidays Across Campus
Baldwin community shares Thanksgiving plans with Baker University and area families. Mrs Shirley Justice travels to Tulsa to spend vacation with daughter and husband. Tri Delta honors Bonnie Jean Adriance on her birthday. Dr Samuel A Lough visits Ottawa and Wichita with Mrs Beryl Allen Mitchell. Rev R J Zeidler visits Sabetha with family. Baker speaker Dr Robert McNair Davis addresses War or World Organization at convocation. Dorothy Jean Webster to join WAVES, reporting November 30 at Hunter College. Various faculty and students attend funerals and travel for break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Justice
Alpha Chi Omega
Tulsa
Thomas Triplehorn
William J. Adriance
Tri Delta
Bonnie Jean
Samuel A. Lough
Ottawa
Beryl Allen Mitchell
Mitchell
Wichita
Mis
Marguerite Allen
R. J. Zeidler
C. W. Zeidler
Sabetha
Robert McNair Davis
University of Kansas
Baker University
Dorothy Jean Webster
Baker
Hunter College
New York City
Webster
Harry Webster
Hospital Corps
Zeta Tau Alpha
Dorothy Jean
W. H. Webstar
Baldwin
Williamsburg
Grenoa
Paul Selzer
Donald
Jane Banta
Catherine Coder
Elizabeth Fiering
H. J. Kendall
Kansas City
Jean Kendall
Alpha Chip Omega
Kendall
Mound City
Nelson P. Horn
Omaha
Association of American Coleges
Betty Christensen
Marion Choate
Emporia
Donna Dow
Marjorie Woodman
Miss Dow
Cpl
George Black
Oreilly Hospital
Springfield
Earl Black
N. B. Hamilton
Charlotte Curran
Suzanne
Carolyn Chubb
Baxter Springs
Quick Decision at Newark Pier Reveals Crime Ties
The narrator races through Newark airport anxious to leave with Mickey, then Boggio shows clippings about racketeer Al Simms. Boggio is linked to Simms’ shooting via Lefty Rugg, a betrayed ally who killed Simms and implicated Boggio. The plan: save Bugg from justice while Boggio faces risk from the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Simms
Lefty Rugg
Simms
Boggio
Iog
Simma
Rugg
Rage
Simm
Bugg
Ugg
Sol
Akin
BogHor
Marriage Licenses Issued by Douglas County Probate
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday at the Probate Judge’s office in the Douglas County courthouse to Clyde E. Sharp and Mary Evelyn Ostrander of Humboldt, Harvey C. Bates of Los Angeles, California, and Cleo McCartney of Kansas City, Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County Court House
Clyde E. Sharp
Mary Evelyn Ostrander
Humboldt
Harvey C. Bates
Los Angeles
Calif
Cleo McCartney
Kansesity
Radio and TV Schedule Fragments for Kansas City Area
A dense OCR fragment lists radio and TV programs with station tags KMBC WREN WDAF WMBC and others. Items include news, musicals, talk shows, comedies, and specials scheduled through the day with host names and program titles.
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EMBC
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Wren—Neews
Embc—Western Kehess
Newascast
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Af—Neawaroom
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WDA
Wildwood
Emec
Jack Carson
Mrs. Orth
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Cheers
Dr. Christian
American Radio
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WDAP
Kay Kyser
Iia
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KMBC
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Heart of America
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Whas
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George ‘Paxton
Muehlebacher
Jy Vie
Eb Mursday
Lilian Smith
Natalie Calderwood
Kansas Unlimited
K. U
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