Naumann claims orders from Hitler justified mass killings
In Nuremberg on October 17 General Eric Naumann testifies that he followed orders from Adolf Hitler and believed killing civilians was necessary to win the war. He admits initial humanity but says he reconciled with National Socialism and a soldier’s duty. He cannot estimate total victims. Otto Ohlendorf says his unit killed about 90,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuernberg
Germany
Eric Naumann
Gestapo
Heinrich Himmler
Neumann
Todter A. Muamanno
Naumann
Hitler
Otto Ohlendorf
Naamanne
Ohlendorf
von Hivier
Hope backs adequate Europe aid plan for farmers
Rocky Mount North Carolina October 17 Chairman Clifford Hope of the house agriculture committee said he is ready to vote for an adequate aid to Europe and predicted congressional approval. He noted farmer support will be a powerful factor and that farmers prefer feeding people to reducing production. He gave no details on the plan or a possible special session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mount
Clifford Hope
House Agriculture Committee
Europe
Congress
Hope
House
Noi Fie
Agriculture Committee
New England
mid-Atlantic
Jope
Ford
Benene
North Carolina
Oklahoma student helps babysit crowd for football game
Ferrill Rogers of the University of Oklahoma received 109 to hire babysitters after organizing a mass babysitting project for a football game. The student senate arranged funds to cover care for about 150 tots so parents could attend the Oklahoma versus Kansas contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma
Ferrill Rogers
Sooners
Rogers
Training Initiatives To Bolster Nurse Aide Staffing
A program begun last week aims to train a sufficient number of nurse maids to support care facilities. The effort focuses on accelerating training and increasing the pipeline of qualified staff to meet rising demand.
Resigns at Baker University English Professor Colin C Alexander
Baldwin Oct 17 Professor Colin C Alexander longtime Baker University English faculty member resigns due to ill health and plans to move to Hendersonville North Carolina. He joined in 1914 after studies at Columbia and Harvard and chaired the journalism initiative. he later held the William A Quayle chair after the college funded the memorial. He authored articles for scholarly journals and his wife Lillie Alexander wrote Candy which won major prizes. He belonged to Pi Kappa Delta Sigma Tau Alpha Kan sas School Masters club and state teachers associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Colin C. Alexander
Baker University
Hendersonville
N.C
Baker
Alexander
Columbia University
Wofford Callene
Columbia
Harvard
College Press Club
Karlen
William A. Quayle
Bishop
Lillie Alexander
Pictorial Review
Dodds Mead
Pi Kappa Delta
Sigma Tau Alnha
The
Kansas School Masters Club
Kansas State Teachers Associations
American Association of University Professors
Loan League Meeting Draws 38 Members in Nensions
The annual meeting of the northeast Kansas Savings and Loan League was held at the Eldridge hotel. Thirty eight members from 17 building and loan associations attended with F. W. Orlowske as chairman, Carl A. Hammel of Clay Center as president, and Paul B. Morrison in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Kansas Savings and Loan League
Eldridge Hotel
Building and Loan Associations
F. W. Orlowske
Carl A. Hammel
Clay Center
Paul B. Morrison
Topeka Leaders Discuss Federal Home Loan Bank Roles
In Topeka executive vice-president of the league led discussions with R. H. Burton, vice president and treasurer of the Federal Home Loan Bank, and F. J. Henney, state savings and loan supervisor, on financial oversight and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
League
R. H. Burton
Federal Home Loan Bank
F. J. Henney
State Savings On Loan
Kansas University teachers join regional Youth in Government program
Three political science teachers at the University of Kansas will take part in regional Youth in Government meetings. Rhoten Senith will go to Emporia, Monday and Tom will go to Allen. a department hand will induct at Wichita and attend the following days. The zonal meetings train Hi Y members in parliamentary and legislative procedure as they link to IF schools and plan a state legislature in Topeka. Local Hi Y clubs will then work on good government programs in their towns and counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Auth
Sta Rhoten Senith
Emporia
Allen
Wichita
Topeka
Ister
Eos
Local Social News and Visitors Report Oddities
Local notes record visits by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Deskin from Lori Hil and others this week. Quilders met for a necktie quilt and next gathering is planned with Mrs. Mae Unger amid various Sunday outings and obituaries.
Market Basket contest reveals Sweet Potato Recipe
A recipe for Apple Seed pie includes cinnamon lemon juice and nutmeg, with directions to mix flour shortening and water into a pastry. The Market Basket prize the following week will go to the best recipe for serving Sweet Potatoes.
Community Club Notes From Kansas Meeting
Officers and neighbors met Tuesday afternoon at Pall with Mrs. Colman as president and Mrs. Roseymer as secretary. Hostesses served lunch and guest Mrs. Martha Mamlin attended as well as many local families. Multiple residents planned moves and trips, including California, Colorado, and New York, while community events and a banquet at Harold Wrillitty’s home were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KR. Colman
Tidd
Roseymer
O'Connor
WF. Elkin
Mere. Hetty Houk
Connor
Hutton
Martha Mamlin
Harley Armstrong
Emmnett
Mee
Nutting
California
Willie Colman
W. F. Elkin
Lave Colman
Kutora Adl
George Miller
Sunanwake G-H Club
Harold Wrillitty
Harry Writs
JR Parker
Colorado
A. Be. Hall
Lotsrene Hutton
Leslie Marnifer
Lawrence
Olin Button
Ciara Smith
Dave Allman
Smithville
Mon
Fil Shaw
Mra. McNeese
One Star Lake
Asa Colman
Fort, Scott
A. Slne
Holland
Roas Warkhale
George Richards
Jin Mae
Chicago
Sadie
New York
Kanwaks
Community Notes from De Soto and Nearby Towns
Local residents share weekend visits and family gatherings across De Soto Lawrence and Kansas City. Families move into new apartments and attend Bethel homecoming with about 100 attendees. An MYF group forms at the Methodist church as Rev. E L Green sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Jessie Fenner
Washington, D. C
Kate Penner
J. RB. Penner
Penner
Leland
Lawrence
Kansas City
Smre
M. BR. Mason
Chil
H.C. Linden
Roy Zaring
Andrews
Een
Floyd
West
Mr. Andrews
Warlie Cunningham
Cunningham
Cilver
Reaman
Shirley
Norma Jean
Harold Mise
Ollie Milett
Local Home Demonstration Groups Plan October Meetings
The Workrige Home Demonstration group and other units plan events in Lawrence. Members, including Mrs Francis Colbourn and Mrs Eugene Nuvemaker, will host and co host meetings at 2126 Kentucky Street. An upcoming November 13 luncheon at the Doulas County Farm Bureau building will feature a program by Dorothea Schroeder and displays of yearly work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
R. Cotuan
Mra
Francis Colbourn
Kentucky Street
Lawrence
Eugene Nuvemaker
Rae ‘Ednesday
Donak
Palmareer
Rolicail
Mermabers
Bertha Knop
Frank Jabna
Vogel
Arthur Heck
WH Weeke
Doulas County
Bureau
Dorothea Schroeder
H. G. van Neste
E. Reisner
James A. Shuler
Indiana Street
Lawrence Leonhard
Memorial High
Oakridge Community Notes and Local Visits
Oakridge school first graders enjoyed a Vacation Monday as older pupils tackled week seven exams. Local families including Snack of Mere drosia and the Leonhard, Kirby households hosted guests across the weekend. Community club planned October events with refreshments and program duties assigned. A university farm fertilizer demonstration led by Lawrence Leonhard and EF Willoughby drew a sizeable rural and out‑of‑district crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakridge School
Melvin Snack
Meredrosia
Mere
Ho Leonhard
Allan Kirby
Brackett
Snack
Kirby
Oakridge Community Cclub
Lawrence Leonhard
Deal Six
Cousins
Willoughby
Kanana
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Elizabeth
Philip Mountbatten
Buckingeam Palace
Alexander Han Reen
Methodist School
Fred Deskin
Lori Hil
Since Forrester
Maggie Ridinger
Mae Unger
C. E. Sianwiz
Jonan Sneatts
Jon Charles
Else Tipton
Verland Park
John Calhoun
Edger Archer
Anuhter
Cindy Sue
Mamie Dews
Stanwix
Ralph Curry
Kanxix
Wurrs
Ami Stee. Harrie
Kansas City Piatt
M. Dornon
Richard Alderson
Haskell
Belcher
Madelene Cain
Walker Tidd
Bixby
Valley Center
Tara Bixby
Kansas University Hospital
Carl Hird
Wayne
Carlyn Wymer
Hugo Schelthorn
Bred Gregory
Albert Transmater
Duffee
Mie Barcker
Miltom Engtt
M. C. el
Coiman
Cela
Kanweha
Boreas
the McGanne
Sajem
Ore
T. A. Schmitt
Kansagg City
Mer. Schmdt
W. O H. Loveall
BR. G. Hughes
Bill Caldwell
Nick Flacey
Gardner
Sohn Davidson
Bolivar, Mo
Mr. Davidson
J. Shellack
Mr. Shellack
Desoto
Oak Ridge
Ralph Pine
Carnation
Kerry
Glen Valley
Hills Bros. Comert
Bey
Coeighoty
Niles Hills
Bron Coffer
Hills Bros
Dot
Wright Baking CO
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