Antwerp Warsaw May Be The Keys To Victory In Europe
Washington reports that victory in Europe this year hinges on rapid use of two strategic keys Antwerp and Warsaw. Antwerp’s port and unloading power could unlock western front supplies and a major thrust to Berlin. Clear approaches must be secured promptly to allow a grand allied push with the Russians in the east and western forces. Warsaw must fall to unite transport lines for a final push against Hitler.
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Imposter Officer Warned In FBI Vigilance
Chief Bliesner warns merchants and police of a man impersonating a U S Army Air Force lieutenant who passes fraudulent checks. The suspect uses 13 aliases, ages 25 to 30, 5 8, 180 pounds, brown hair and eyes, with a small mustache. He targets $30 checks and travels nationwide.
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FBI
C. A. Bliesner
Bliesner
John H. Morgan
John H. Moyer
John P. Kascade
John H. Snow
Leroy A. Englehart
Paul J. Englehart
Qikson Patterson
Robert J. Jemming
Jack L. Kingston
Robert L. Veatch
John H. Veatch
Phog Allen Elected President of Lawrence Country Club
Dr F C Allen of the University of Kansas was elected president for the coming year at a Lawrence Country Club meeting. New officers include Justin D Hill as vice president and George T Wetzel as secretary and treasurer. New three year directors are Julius Parks R C Zimmerman and Edward Penchard Jr. Retiring officers are C R Allen George Casebier and Odgen S Jones.
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University of Kansas
Lawrence Country Club
Justin D. Hill
George T. Wetzel
Julius ‘Arks
R. C. Zimmerman
Edward Penchard
C. R. Allen
George Casebier
Odgen S. Jones
Injunction in Rent Case Against Orrin H Cooper
Perman ent injunction granted by Judge J Foster Symes at Kansas City Kan restrains Orrin H Cooper 13820 Vermont Lawrence from violating the Emergency Price Control Act 1942 Rent Regulation for Housing and from continuing to collect monthly rent under a lease option contract at 1320 Vermont Lawrence.
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Wichita
Kan
Orrin H. Cooper
Vermont
Lawrence
J. Foster Symes
United States
Kansas City
Cooner
Vermont Street
Stamps and coupons validity details listed for food and fuel programs
The notice lists periodic validity for four red names blue stamps and various coupons across multiple programs. It specifies indefinite validity for some stamps, expiration dates in November and February, and new stamps becoming valid in November. It covers Meate Fats Foods and processed foods with regional scope and quantity limits.
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MacArthur Eyes Leyte Invasion Northward March
Allied forces under Adm. Halsey and Pacific commands push into Leyte gulf to support an amphibious strike on Suluan island. The move, seen as a step toward fulfilling the promised return to the Philippines, recalls MacArthur’s declared intent to come back.
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Leyte Gulf
Philippines
Suluan
Gulf
Pacific War Box Score U and the Pearl Harbor briefing
In a partial forward-looking recap from Pearl Harbor dated October 19, Adm. Halgey reports incomplete enemy loss tallies from carrier actions October 9 to 13. Ryukyus Formosa and air battles yield sinking estimates for Japanese ships and many small crafts, with more than 900 enemy aircraft destroyed overall. American losses include 21 planes and 21 air crewmen. two medium ships damaged but able to retire.
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Invasion Reports From Pacific Theater Stir Headlines
Radio commentators faced difficulty reconciling reports of General MacArthur's invasion of the Philippines with claims of a great naval victory near Formosa. Meanwhile German forces withdrew from Thebes, as noted in London dispatches.
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Wehrmacht Germany Occupation Rules Outlined by Holmes
Supreme Headquarters announces a military government plan for occupied Germany. Brig. Gen. Julius C. Holmes says new laws suspend German sovereignty, allow posting proclamations, and place authority in the supreme commander. The regime targets war criminals and resistance, with potential death penalties, and differs from civil affairs administrations in France, Belgium, and Holland, resembling Italy's framework.
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Deaths and Funerals in Douglas and nearby areas
J C Maichel 75 a longtime Douglas county resident died at home on 1946 New Hampshire Street after a period of illness He is survived by his wife eight sons including Louis E Maichel Aleutian Islands Joe Maichel Hybuard Maichel Ralph Maichel and Clarence Maichel Overbrook Glenn Maichel Topeka Capt Theodore Maichel Army Air Corps Engineers Italy Albert Maichel U S Navy in Pacific and one daughter Camilla Maichel Topeka Also ten grandchildren two sisters Mrs Frank Valiant Los Angeles and Mrs I D Gainger Hollywood and one brother Louis A Maichel Overbrook Funeral arrangements pending Miss Catherine Stauffer 71 died last night at the home of her niece Mrs Howard Weindel 1313 Vermont Street Services will be in Randall Miss Stauffer born in Lehigh County Pa daughter of Manasses and Sarah Stalter Stauffer She joined Trinity Lutheran Church of Lancaster Pa in 1883 Lived in Lawrence since 1924 to be near brother the late John H Stauffer She leaves 12 nieces eight nephews and several grandnieces and grandnephews Patricia Ann Ewing 56 daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Ewing Scranton Kan died early this morning in a Topeka hospital Funeral plans not yet announced Mr Ewing is a former Lawrence resident
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Clarence Maichel
Overbrook
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Topeka
Theodore Maichel
Army Air Corps
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Howard Weindel
Vermont Street
Randall
Mise Stauffer
Lehigh County
Manasses
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Patricia Ann Ewing
Walter Ewing
Scranton
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Service news from home and Allied theater rumors
Armed Forces Tech Sgt William L Miller rests in Lincoln Neb after seven months overseas where he earned the Distinguished Flying Cross Pvt Lester L DeWeese earned silver wings at Tyndall Field son of F W DeWeese 321 Elm Coast Guardsman Merla Ward visiting Boston on 20 day leave Pic David R Romine Ft Bragg Tak NC spending 15 days with his father 64 Rhode Island St Pfc E Owen Edgar on a 10 day furlough from Camp Barkley Tex with his family Virginie Hargett 1420 Kentucky St learns her son Vincent F Burton ST V 1st class Navy Air training service transferred to a Bermuda station Mr and Mrs Frank E Jones notified their son S/Sgt Walter R Jones slightly wounded in action in France Sep 30 Richard Eckman husband to Jennie Eckman son Richard to winter with Jennie Eckman Vinland Sgt Eckman brother Albert Eckman near Alaska Liberator explodes aloft near Birkenhead England Oct 19 killing crew and narrowly missing Chats Homes crowd
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John Moody
Norman Hearin
Ft. Benning
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Charles Zillner
Kansas City
Charles
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Joe Gufler
Lawrence
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Oklahoma City
Corabel Williamson
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Pearl Rosenau
Homer Gerstenberger
Eudora Flower Club
Fred Walker
Oscar Lothholz
Frank Sommers
Kathryn Zinn
Ben Neis
Minnie Jones
Plane explodes. Gilliland reported killed in action
Mrs. Sea Husted receives unofficial word that her son Flight Officer Leslie Gilliland was killed in January during a New Britain mission. A navigator on a neighboring bomber saw Gilliland's two engine plane crash and explode after being hit during a low level strafing attack. Witnesses believed survival unlikely. Gilliland, a Lawrence High School graduate of 1939, had earlier earned the Air Medal and was serving as a navigator on the crew.
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New Britain
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Lawrence
Lawrence High School
Howard Sutherland
Lawrence Junior High Reports Sent Home for Signature
Principal Warren Smith announced grade cards for the first six weeks must be signed by pupils' parents and returned by Friday. The aviation committee of the Chamber of Commerce chaired by Glenn Charlton discussed post war aviation plans. Representative Errett Scrivner is set to speak at Eudora High School tomorrow at 8 30 p m at a Douglas County Republicans event.
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W.S.C.8 Methodist circle meets in Eudora church room
The W.S.C.8 regular meeting in Eudora gathered 40 members and two guests. Miss Alta Roe led devotions and plans were made for the November 7 bazaar and chicken dinner with a fish pond fancy work and miscellaneous booths and an 8 pm program. A nominating committee was named: Mrs. Pearl Houser Mrs. Arthur Ott Mrs. Charles Robinson Mrs. Jerry Harris and Miss Alta Roe. The feed sack sale added to the circle’s funds.
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Carl Koehler
Frank Fauss
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Pearl Houser
Arthur Ott
Charles Robinson
Jerry Harris
Community Socials and Anniversaries Highlight Local Visitations
Sundays were active with church services and a parish dinner at St Pauls. Mr and Mrs Floyd Milburn and others visited Sgt Rich Steffen. Leslie Kindred celebrated 25th anniversary with a large dinner for dozens of guests from Kansas City Lawrence and Conway Springs. Attendees included Ralph James Spencer McCoy Oscar Lothholz Louise Mertz Nellie Catlin Irene Roberts and many others traveling from nearby towns. Hospital reports note Mrs Emma Munday and Mrs Emma Lotz ill in Lawrence Memorial Hospital.
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Bonner Springs
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Bernadine Mohller
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Ralph James
Spencer McCoy
Oscar Lothholz
Louise Mertz
Nellie Catlin
Irene Roberts
Louie Lee
Roger Stanley
C. C. Gerstenberger
Lawrence Wilson
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Carl Neis
Ralph White
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Floyd Broers
Howard Kohler
Martin Fesmire
Otto Abele
Gideon Neis
Harry Hagenbusch
Emma Schneider
Charles Geratenberger
Wesoy Strobel
Weidensaul
Emma Lotz
H. I. Munday
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
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Munday
Lotz
Emma Cairnes
Ross Eason
Clarence Wagner
Johnnie Cairnes
Kansas City
Fred Papenhausen
George Broers
Homer
San Diego
Calif
Chester Moody
Joe Rider
Ralph Boers
Donald Gray
Connie Sue
Oscar Broers
Clarence Broers
John Reusch
Kermit Broers
Lee Coleman
Lydia Pierson
Pasadena
Grain and Livestock Markets Turn Dry as Rye Leads Liquidation
The Chicago market shows dull trading with rye facing liquidation and a government order. Wheat holds firm with cash demand strong, while corn declines on fine weather. Kansas City reports slaughter steers steady to strong and hogs steady, with livestock receipts forecast up tomorrow.
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Commodities and Stock Market highlights including corn futures and Wall Street update
Market notes show corn futures receipts at regional wheat markets with western stocks firm and notable prices. Eggs, butter, poultry, and hogs prices listed with regional variations. Wall Street session outlines selective gains and leadership by General Motors, Santa Fe, Southern Pacific, and Johns-Manville amid mixed rail and bond activity.
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Market News Markets at a Glance Oct 18 AP
Markets at a glance show mixed stocks with gains in selected issues. Bonds steady and rails advance while mills stay quiet. Wheat remains steady as mill buying and covering offers persist.
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