Photographic essays review the early part of World War II in Kansas, home front activities of Kansas servicemen and civilians, and some of the trials of overseas duty. 'Kansas At War: Part 1, The Call To Arms.' Kansas History 15 (Spring 1992): 36-43. Kaufman was president of Bethel College in North Newton, Kansas, as the nation and the state moved toward and then into the Second World War. 'Minister of Peace in a World of War: Edmund G. Based largely on the author's interviews with former 'Rosie the Riviters.' 'Uncle Sam Wanted Them Too! Women Aircraft Workers in Wichita During World War II.' Kansas History 17 (Spring 1994): 38-49. 'Naval Air Stations in Kansas During World War II.' Kansas Historical Quarterly 43 (Autumn 1977): 351.

'Strident Voices in Kansas Between the Wars.' Kansas History 2 (Spring 1979): 54. 'Ships in World War II Bearing Kansas Names.' Kansas Historical Quarterly 15 (May 1947): 113. 'The Kansas Congressional Delegation and the Selective Service Act of 1940.' Kansas History 2 (Autumn 1979): 196-205. Winrod) in the 'Mass Sedition Trial' of 1944. Garner, who began his journalism career as a Populist, was one of 30 defendants (another being Gerald B. Garner and the Radical Right's Opposition to World War II.' Kansas History 17 (Spring 1994): 50-64. The manufacture of B-29s by Wichita's Boeing.ĭean, Virgil W. 'The Battle of Kansas.' Kansas Historical Quarterly 13 (November 1945): 481. Veterans of Foreign Wars, Over There Post 112, Wichita, Kansas. Their Record, Pratt County, World War II. King, A-VG, USNR Commanding Officer.February 1, 1944. World War II, Honor List of Dead and Missing, State of Kansas, War Department, June, 1946. Banquet and Dance, October 12, 1946.in Honor of.Employees Who Were in the Military Service of the United States During World War II. Those Who Served in World War II.from Harvey County, Kansas. Ottumwa, Iowa: John Morrell & Company, 1946. We Honor (employees of the John Morrell Company). Men and Women in the Armed Forces from Douglas County. Men and Women in the Armed Forces from Shawnee County. 'Kansas Casualties in World War II.' Kansas Historical Quarterly 14 (November 1946): 453-454. Alumni, Former Students, and Faculty in the Armed Services, World War II (as listed up to April 11, 1945). Garden City, Kansas: Telegram Publishing Company, 1946. War Memorial Album of World War II, Finney County, Kansas. Their Names: A Scroll of Our Flesh and Blood War Honored From Coffeyville and Vicinity.Constituting the Honor Rolls of Three Wars, Spanish-American, World War I, and World War II.N.p., n.d. Columbus, Kansas: Missouri Publishing Company, n.d. Arrangements have been entrusted to James Funeral Home, 8 East Broad Street, Newton Falls, OH 44444 (330)872-5440.American Legion, Kansas Department, Keith Reeves Post No. In lieu of flowers the family requests that contributions may be made to First Community Church, Vacation Bible School, 4640 West Market St., Leavittsburg, OH 44430. Dale will be laid to rest beside his daughters Gwen and Gale at Pineview Memorial Park in Warren.

Funeral services will be held on Thursday at 11:00 am at the church with visitation one hour prior from 10:00 - 11:00 am. Calling hours will be held Wednesday Jfrom 6:30 - 8:00 pm at the First Community Church, 4640 West Market St. Dale is preceded in death by his daughters Gwen and Gale Sanzenbacher and brother Glen Sanzenbacher.

Sanzenbacher of Leavittsburg, brother Lee (Bonnie) Sanzenbacher of Warren and sister-in-law Betty Sanzenbacher of Cortland. He is a member of the American Legion in Leavittsburg and the NRA (National Rifle Assoc). Dale also served his country faithfully in the US Army during WWII from 1944-1946. He owned & operated Sanzenbacher Motor Company for 43 years retiring in 1984. Dale has lived in Leavittsburg for most of his life and is a member of the First Community Church of Leavittsburg. Dale & Althea have been blessed with 68 years of marriage. Dale was born on Main Warren the son of the late Otto W. Dale Gilson Sanzenbacher, age 90 of Leavittsburg entered into eternal rest on Monday Jat Trumbull Memorial Hospital with his loving wife by his side.

Wwii by james jordan newton kansan