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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1944
Page
9
Auctioneer notices a sale six miles NW of Lawrence near Barker school, listing cattle types and ages, horses, pigs, hay, seed, machinery, household goods, and misc items. Terms cash. J. W. Nason owner with H. D. Thomas clerk. lunch served.
Public auction of the R. W. Gerris farm six miles northwest of Lawrence on Wednesday November 29 1944 at 11 o clock. Includes horses cattle hay feed seed machinery harness and miscellaneous farming goods with cash terms and Riverside Farm Bureau Ladies lunch. Paul B. Winter owner George Criss auctioneer. First National Bank cle
Mixed market with bids for specialties and irregular trading. Wheat gains on short covering and expectations of price ceilings for cash wheat while mills and cash interests buy. corn firm from cash demand. rye mixed amid profit taking. cattle demand steady as hedging supports futures. July wheat strengthens on favorable late-session activity and broker purchases for Northwestern interests.
Topeka honors Leon W. Lundblade of Topeka as assistant attorney general designated by A. B. Mitchell. Lundblade, a University of Kansas graduate and World War veteran, will fill a department vacancy and previously served in the attorney general's office under William A. Smith until two years ago.
Lundblade once ran a Beloit law office while Smith serves on the state supreme court. Lundblade, an infantry captain stationed at Fort Riley, was placed on inactive duty last October.
A former Italian air force pilot testified at Seattle’s fort Lawton riot and murder trial proceedings. He described seeing a group of Black soldiers attack Italian barracks using rocks clubs and axes, injuring a comrade as the attackers broke in. The trial covers 42 Negro service command soldiers facing rioting charges and three murder counts tied to Pvt. Guglielmo Olivette's death.
A morning collision at Tenth and Vermont streets caused slight damage to both vehicles. Edward Cline of 1810 Tennessee and Mrs. J W Hol of 1506 Kentucky street were identified by police as drivers. Meanwhile rumors say Oli Vette’s end involved a tent rope near KK with slight damage reported.
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