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Newspaper

Scandia Journal

Location

Scandia, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1944

Page

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Whistling in Brooklyn At The Princess

Grape-O-Mix returns to air in the MGM comedy Whistling in Brooklyn at the Princess starring Red Skelton Ann Rutherford and Jean Rogers. Red plays a radio detective sought by police after a tip from Rags Ragland while Rutherford pursues romance and Rogers chases a big murder story. The film features the Brooklyn Dodgers in a cameo at Ebbets Field with George Haight producing and S Sylvan Simon directing.

Fox M-G-M Brooklyn Red Skelton Ann Rutherford Red Ragiland Marley Jean Rogers Neanie Maisie Rel Woolf Benton The Wally Jean Reelers Rags Raghind Chester Sam Levene Hery O'Neil Ray Collins Willim Frawley Howard Freeman Brooklyn Dogers Ebbets Field George Haight S. Sylvan Simon

Timber Queen at the Princess features Arlen and Hughes

A wartime action romance audience-pleaser shows Richard Arlen and Mary Beth Hughes in Timber Queen at the Princess. The plot follows a night club singer who inherits timber land with a 60 day payoff deadline while saboteurs threaten the project. Comedy arises as Arlen enlists a hoodlum crew to solve the lumber problem.

America Paramount Hilarion Nigt Club Air Force Richard Arlen Arlen Trias Arlen Hollywood Heme Mary Beth Hughes Sheldon Leonard June Havoc George E. Stone Dick Purcell Tony Hughes

Cost of living and railroads in wartime America

The article argues that rising living costs affect industries and individuals, highlighting railroads as a key example. It notes April marked the eleventh month of earnings declines despite higher freight and passenger volume, due to wages taxes and materials, and warns that railroads must raise rates or expend large sums to modernize if they are to stay efficient.

One Tine

Appreciation Note From Local Candidate

In appreciation, the writer thanks friends for their complimentary vote at the primary. He plans to visit the district before the election to thank supporters in person if possible and pledges to keep county welfare and district welfare at the forefront of any reelection.

Dams as War Targets See Federal Hydro Plan Under Scrutiny

The piece warns that large hydro electric dams risk becoming prime wartime targets as alliances bomb power networks. It contrasts private scattered plants with centralized federal hydro projects and urges a critical study of expanding federal hydro power against potential enemy air attacks.

Russia Japan United States Germany Italy

Efficient Retailing Stabilizes Production

In wartime the United States kept supply lines steady through a robust independent business sector and efficient mass merchandising. Chain stores with a low profit margin maintained price stability and high turnover, enabling postwar adjustment to a peacetime economy and rapid access to goods for consumers.

United States

Miss Fern Johnson Heads to Hutchinson from Visit

Miss Fern Johnson leaves Monday for Hutchinson after visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Horton Johnson and other relatives.

Fern Johnson Mrs. Horton Johnson Hutchinson

New Candy Products Postwar Market Hope

The confectionary industry develops new candies using soybeans peanuts cottonseed and wheat protein flours along with dehydrated fruits to supply postwar demand. The rush for industrial development drives use of agricultural products in future sweets.

Teachers Institute Opens at Belleville High School

Republic County hosts a five day Teachers Institute in Belleville August 7 to 11 with morning sessions at 8:00 led by Fannie Dilsaver. Three full time instructors join to emphasize upper grade methods: Claire Jarvis Kansas City supervisor and KU alumna. Ruth Garver Gagliarda Lawrence writer and editor. J. P. Dittemore Topeka will lead playground science and crafts. Outsiders may enroll for 1.5 dollars, with guest speakers daily at 1:30.

Republic County Belleville High School Fannie Dilsaver Claire Jarvis Kansas City K. U Columbia University Kansas Ruth Garver Gagliarda Lawrence Journalim Wm. Allen White Emporia J. P. Dittemore Topeka

Don Harold on Government as Political Panacea

Don Harold argues against overmedicating the nation with political fixes. He says the country was healthier before it sought constant remedies and warns that government treatment often worsens the illness. He favors simple inaction and natural recovery over continual cures.

Postwar suits promise wrinkle and crease resistance

Servicemen reenter civilian life to find shiny serge wardrobes. After research, industry announces postwar suits that won’t wrinkle after travel. Creases in trousers will stay razor sharp even after rain, due to a chemical treatment affecting fibers but not the fabric feel.

Ward recalls Atty. Gen. Mitchell in Kansas voting note

Belleville Captain Guy E. Ward, now in the judge advocate general’s department, recalls Attorney General A. B. Mitchell of Kansas who ruled that service men would not need to register to vote in Kansas elections. Ward, formerly Mitchell’s assistant AG, felt nostalgic. From Topeka Journal.

Guy E. Ward Belleville London Army News A. B. Mitchell Kansas Mitchell Ward Judge Advocate General Topeka Journal

Freeds host visitors from local family

Mr and Mrs Maurice Freed and Wallace were Sunday visitors of Mr and Mrs A C Freed, sharing a family gathering at their home.

Maurice Freed Wallace A. C. Freed

Primary Election Guests in Honor of Cpl Gant at Scandia

Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Sam Mahan and Billie in honor of Cpl and Mrs Harold Gant included many local families from Wichita and area. Tuesday's primary saw 128 votes in Scandia Township with Trask leading Milner for sheriff. Early statewide results show Lambertson defeated, Reed leading Friend, Brooks top State Superintendent, Veiland ahead for State Printer. Democrats nominate Margaret Graham for County Treasurer and A G Beneshek for Sheriff.

Sam Mahan Billie Cpl Harold Gant Harry Hohman Glenna Charlie Evelyn Ed Loring Ada Aspegren Norma Carrol Anderson Clyde Norris Charley Loring Gene Spitler Glenwood Linden Warren Marlan Wichita George Larson Rich Loring Morris Medlin Neal Jack Reece Scandia Trask Milner Lambertson Reed Brooks McClenny Veiland McCalla Schoeppel Margaret Graham A. G. Beneshek

Honored Navy Guest Dines With Hebron Family

A basket dinner was hosted by Mr and Mrs Rex Gardner in Hebron Nebraska. Attendees included Floyd Van nice a Navy guest, Mrs Vannice Connie, Mrs Fred Walters and sons, Clarence Widen and family, Cleo Hammer, Allen Vannice Opal Dorothy Stenson, Kenneth Christensen Harold Concordia, Loren Christensen Dale Jamestown, John Graham Emporia, Ellen C Hammer and Harry Wringer.

Rex Gardner Hebron Nebr Floyd Vannice The Navy Vannnice Connie Fred Walters Clarence Widen Cleo Hammer Allen Vannice Opal Dorothy Stensons Kenneth Christensen Harold Conecordia Loren Christensen Dale Jamestown John Graham Emporia Ellen C. Hammer Harry Wringer

Local Families Honor Visitors and Military Members

Mrs. Lee Bettis and family hosted friends from Los Angeles and Tennessee including Mrs Helen Five and Ronnie while Mrs Hulda Swy hart and Mrs John Nondorf visited in the afternoon. Flight Officer Robert W. Cooper of Scandia completed fifteen weeks of four engine bomber pilot training becoming an Airplane Commander with wings earned in 1944. Lt Earl E. Watson, recently home from the Pacific on furlough, returns to Portland after his 30 days with family in California. he is brother of Wayne Watson of Scandia.

Lee Bettis Helen Five Ronnie Los Angeles Califord Hubert Samuelson Tennessee A. M. Bettis George Elaser Imi Feavess Alfred Hallowel Gu. Samuelson and Furner Melvin George and Sons Estel Samuel Robert W. Cooper Wm. F. Cooper Scandia Liberal Army Ai Field Cooper Army Air Forces Cadet Training Program Lubbock Texas Earl E. Watson Pacific California Portland Lt. Watson Wayne Watson

Scandia Visits By Frazier and Fike Couples

Ole Frazier of Farragut Idaho and his Kansas City wife have stayed in Scandia since Friday visiting Mrs Frazier’s parents Mr and Mrs Paul Erickson and relatives. He plans to leave Friday to report for duty. Chas E Fike of Camp Butner North Carolina has visited his wife near Rydal and his parents Mr and Mrs George Fike north of Munden. He also spent time with relatives in Scandia.

S Ole Frazier Farragut Idaho Kansas City Scandia Chas E. Fike Camp Butner N. C Rydal George Fike Munden Seandia

Soldiers Return and New Post Duties Reported

Harold Ocobock Jr of Farragut Idaho arrives for a nine day furlough with his parents and relatives. Cpl Robert White who visited Scandia leaves for his new post in Tampa Florida. Pvt Doran O’Brien of Ft Riley Ramsas spends Sunday with his mother and family.

Harold Ocobock, Jr Farragut Idaho Harold Ocobock Republic Cpl Robert White Scandia Tampa, Fla Pvt. Doran O’brien Ft. Riley, Ramsas I. .M. O’brien

Brewster Leaves for West to Report Back for Duty

Cleo Alfred Brewster Mo.M.M. 1c departed Thursday morning heading west to report back for duty and resume his military service amid ongoing national deployments.

Cleo Alfred Brewster Mo.m West Ceat

Visitors from Rock Island and Nebraska stay with Larson family

Robert Brewster Carolyn and Ronald Wisely of Rock Island Nebraska and Howard Mr and Mrs C RK Mc Gregor and Bill of Louisville Neb and Bob McGregor of Ft Bragg NC visited a few days last week at the home of Mr and Mrs Gotfried Larson.

Robert Brewster Carolyn Ronald Wisely Rock Island Howard

Triple L Club Meets With Mrs Currie Guests And Winners

The Triple L Club gathered Thursday July 27 with 18 members and three guests Mrs Irvin Currie Mrs Myrtle McDowell and Mrs Rex Farrel. Prizes went to Mrs Bill Moe for high score Mrs Neal Cady low and Mr Rex Farrel guest prize. Adjournment set for August 16 with Mrs V EB Deickmann. A lovely lunch accompanied the social afternoon.

Glenn Currie Irvin Currie Myrtle McDowell Rex Farrel Bill Moe Neal Cady Low O.ef. Searcy V. EB. Deickmann

Mrs Johnson Hosts Birthday Dinner Crowd

Mrs Johnson celebrated with a Sunday dinner for relatives and friends including Mr and Mrs Harley Shaffer and Ada and Glen from Republics, Mr and Mrs Sjolander and Hastie, Mr and Mrs Charlie Sjolander, the Nelsons of Jamestown, and Mr and Mrs Artie Jaes on.

Joe Johnson Mrs. Johnson Harley Shaffer Dee Ada Glen Sjocander Hastie Charlie Sjolander Tlatey Nelson Jamestown Evenine Viertory Artie Jaeson Mypna

Honor Carl's Birthday Celebrants At Isaacon Reception

Thursday evening guests honored Cantl's 10th birthday at Me and Mrs Frank Isaacon's home. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Carl Hammer and family Mr and Mrs Martin Johnson and Norman Mr and Mrs Marker Lindecrantz and Robert Mrs Jennie Lindecrantz Mrs Alice Hammer Irene and Larry Mr Harry Hampton and Terry Lee Evans.

Frank Isaacon Coa Cantl Carl Hammer Martin Johnson Norman Marker Lindecrantz Robert Jennie Lindecrantz Alice Hammer Irene Larry Harry Hampton Terry Lee Evans

Honor Marylin's 7th Birthday Party

Mrs Earle Nesmith and Mrs W C Nesmith hosted a birthday party Thursday for Marylin. Guests included Arla Ocobock Gwendolyn Ocobock Norma Nina Donna Berggren Lot tie Lervold Nellie Anderson and the Nesmith couple. A lovely lune was served to the guests.

Earl Nesmith W. C. Nesmith Marylin Arla Ocobock Gwendolyn Ocobock Norma Nina Donna Berggren Lottie Lervold Nellie Anderson W. GC

Pricilla Group Meets at Isaacson Home

Pricilla Group met at the home of Mrs Albertina Isaacson and Ida on Wednesday afternoon July 26 with about 50 guests. Mrs Algor Anderson led the program and a lovely lunch was served.

Pricilla Albertina Isaacson Ida Algor Anderson

New Addresses for S Sgt Herbert W. Johnson

A notice lists new addresses for S Sgt Herbert W. Johnson 18047488 of the 6564th Training Squadron Fighter Special Air Forces Overhead AP0 528 care of Post Office New York New York.

Herbert W. Johnson Special Air Forces A.P.O P.M New York N.Y

Military Mail Addresses for Private Warren Nelson and Dale Lewellyn

The record lists service members Dale Lewellyn and Warren Nelson with unit details and Army post office addresses in San Francisco and New York, indicating mailing locations and APO numbers for correspondence. It appears as a fragmentary personnel note showing names, service numbers, units, and postal destinations.

Glades Starch Plant to Open in Clewiston Florida

A $7,000,000 starch house will open next fall in Clewiston Florida creating hundreds of jobs. The facility will process Everglades crops including sweet potatoes grown large as watermelons into starch for war industries.

Clewiston Fla Everglades

Anti Aircraft Giant Aims Higher In Air War

A 30 ton anti aircraft gun has been produced by industry and can outstretch the highest flying bombers. It is capable of firing 12 shells per minute and has already seen combat.

Visitors From Several Families Stop By Mrs. White

Mr. and Mrs. Benny Stofer, Mrs. Narvene, Mrs. Walter Anderson and Mr. Roy Larkins were Saturday visitors of Mrs. Many White.

Benny Stofer Narvene Walter Anderson Roy Larkins Many White

Also Mentioned on This Page

Timber Queen Ralph Miles Albert Moe Times Frank Carlson Teachers Institute Don Harold Uncle Sam Daryl Kerford Atchison War Food Administration Triple L Club Carl P.P.C. Dale Lewellyn Co. A Eng Bn. A.P.O EU P. M. San Frannecisco
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