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KANSAS CITY NEWS PRESS
No. 15
VOL. 31
17
KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI, FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1945
MISSOURI MEN ON USS MISSOURI
Pictured are Missouri men serving
Greenwall, seaman, first class, 8243
steward, second class, 4232 B. Fair-
Flat River; Howard C. Counts, sea-
tboard the battleship USS Misouri:
Lydia st., Kansas City; and Nick
fax ave., St. Louis; R. E. Murphy,
man, first class, Jolly; J. W. Wil-
Baricevic, seaman, first class, 2635
machinist's mate, first class, 1915-A
liams, gunner's mate, first class,
Front row: (left to right): Chester
Rutgers st., St. Louis.
Maury ave., St. Louis; and Bladen
Newburg; and Dewey Rhoades, sea-
R. Gray, machinist's mate, .second
Second row: Lloyd Douglas Beid,
B. Mabrey, chief machinist, Card-
man, first class, Matthews.
class, Taylor ave., St. Louis; K. H.
seaman, second class, 8019 Pontiac,
well.
Tucker, seaman, first class, Butler;
Afton, St. Louis County; William B.
Third row: W. W. Wood, electri-
Back row: John C. Truman, sea-
M. C. Van de Walle, coxswain, 3701.
Donnelly, pharmacist's mate, third
cian's mate, third class, Portem; F. D.
man, second class, 1000 North Lib-
Gardner st., Kansas City; H. L.
class, 6111 Emma ave, St. Louis; John
Berrington, radioman, second class,
erty st., Independence; David Bird,
Turnbow, chief watertender, 1703
C. Bollinger, pharmacist's mate, third
Beaman; E. Carmack, fireman, sec-
Route 1, Harviell; K. J. Geltz, gun-
Hand st., Independence; Lt. Raymond
class, 446 East Lockwood, Webster
ond class, Green City; H. E. Kaye,
ner's mate, second class, 406 Connor
E. Dillon, 107 East Hyde Park ave.,
Groves; Lawless T. Livingston, mail-
ship's service man (barber) first
ave., Joplin; R. H. Hyder, seaman,
St. Joseph; Lt. Dauthard W. Bishop,
man, third class, 3606 Conecticut ave.
class, Sikeston; Fred L. Tuckness,
first class, Route 1, Excelsior Springs;
North Kansas City; Ens. W. J. Mc-
St. Louis; Ens. Leonard Chinn, 1617
fireman, frst class, 612 West Madison
B. D. Evans, gunner's mate, third
Claron, Elap; W. L. Williams, musi-
South Fremont st., Springfield; J.
st., Springfield; John A. Atkins, ma-
class, Laclede. J. F. Brown, seaman,
clan, third class, 5723, Montgall, Kan-
Sadler, 2825 Askew, acting pay clerk,
chinist's mate, third class, Route 1,
first class, Lamar; Leon Rough, sea-
sas City; Claude O. Young, machin-
Kansas City; Cosimo G. Cataino, fire-
Hannibal; William DePriest, fireman,
man, first class, Kornfelt; Robert J.
ist's mate, third class, 2425 Monroe
man, second class, 2346 St. Louis
first class, Route ,1 Qulin; Thomas
Murney, fire controlman, third class,
st., Kansas City; Harold E. Wallace,
ave., St. Louis; Norbert C. Theobald,
E. Dalton, boatswain's mate, second
641 East Delmar st., Springfield, and
electrician's mate, first class, 3600
fireman, first class, 3443 Minnesota
class, Lilbourn; Eugent C. Rudy,
Gilbert R. Cassady, fireman, second
Montgall, Kansas City; George J.
ave., St. Louis; John E. Hall, officer's
shipfitter, third class, 1008 Munro,
class, Route 1, Worthington.
WITH THE WAVES IN PACIFIC
Col. John E. Bodle, commanding
HELZBERG'S TO SOUTH SIDE
Word has been received here that
officer at the Will Rogers field photo
Miss Leona H. Hoffman, aviation ma-
reconnaisance school at Will Rogers,
chinist's mate, third class, now is
Okla., has announced the graduation
WELL KNOWN FIRM
serving with the WAVEs in the Pa-
of Lieut. Theodore J. Furry, 300 East
cific theatre. Her home is at 2507
Fortieth street, who is expected to
MAKES LONG LEASE,
SUNDAY
Holmes street. Before going to her
be assigned to a combat area. He
present post, she was stationed at
now is qualified to fly the B-24 Lib-
3132 TROOST AVE.
NEWS-PRESS
Whiting field, Milton, Fla.
erator type of aircraft.
A 15-year lease has been consum-
mated by Helzberg's Diamond Shop
Effective Sunday, July
for the occupancy of the 2-story
1, 1945, The News-Press
NAME GRAVES, STEWART
building at 3130-34 Troost avenue,
will become a Sunday
Jefferson City, June 7-Governor
which is owned by Gilbert Godfried,
newspaper.
Phil M. Donnelly late today named
AD CLUB SPEAKER
Tenants have been notified to va-
subscribers
all four members of the Kansas City
"Hat Stores Sell Milk in June" will
cate immediately in preparation for
will continue to receive
election board.
be the subject of an address to be
the remodeling of the structure,
Ludwick Graves, Democrat, was
delivered by Neal D. Kelly, assistant
which will be started at once.
this paper by mail. There
named chairman and Joseph R.
to the president of the National Dairy
When completed this will be one
will not be any increase in
Stewart, Democrat was named as a
council, at the noonday luncheon
of the most attractive stores in Kan-
price.
member of the board.
Monday of the Advertising and Sales
sas City, and will be modernistic in
The Sunday News-Press,
Richard C. Jensen, Republican,
Executives club, 913 Baltimore ave-
every detail. The plans call for the
will be on sale at all lead-
was named secretary and William E.
nue.
expenditure of several thousand dol-
drug stores and news
Davis, Republican, is the other
Including Eight
lars on the property. The front will
be finished to conform with that of
stands. Price 5 cents per
member.
32
PAGES
Pages of
Colored Comies
The new board replaces Harry L.
the J. S. Lerner's Vogue, which OC-
copy.
DELIVERED BY MAIL
Thomas, Republican, chairman, Her-
cupies and will remain in the room
man Langworthy, Republican and
AUTOMOBILE STOLEN
at 3130. This is of beautiful tile de-
W. F. Woodruff and Thomas R. Hunt,
While Dr. Hugh A. Gestring, who
sign with curved display windows.
The jewelry store will occupy the
NAME BRADLEY
Democrats.
has offices In the Wirthman building,
The terms are for four years.
was visiting patients at St. Joseph
room at 3134 in which the Godfried
President Harry S. Truman, late
hospital Sunday, his Chevrolet auto-
Men's Wear shop is located. It will
yesterday, announced the appoint-
mobile was stolen from the parking
be adapted to the new tenancy with
ment of General Omar Bradley as
From a Kansas City viewpoint, the
place at the rear of the institution. It
a complete remodeling scheme. Both
administrator of veterans affairs,
appointments will meet with whole-
has not been recovered.
the upper floor and complete base-
succeeding General Frank T. Hines,
hearted approval. All four men are
ment will be overhauled as a part
resigned.
well and favorably known here.
Good Food, Fisher's 3108 Troost
of the program.
Fur storage $1.50 per season. In-