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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1940

Page

6

Japan Protests Evading Gasoline Ban Amid War Strains

Tokyo reports Roosevelt embargo on aviation gasoline aims at axis powers and Japan. Admirlty spokesman warns of possible repercussions while calling the action an internal matter. espionage roundups continue as Morin questioned over Cox death. British textile exhibit promotes imports via American buyers and dollar purchases.

Tokyo Roosevelt Admiralty Japan Germany Italy Rome-Berlin America White House al Tho U. S Britain France Associated Press Bureau Relman Morin Melville James Cox Morin Cox Comei Shanghai Associated Press United States Paris New York World’s Fair Shetland Orkney Cumberland Cecil Weir

War fashion lines aim to fund aircraft production

London observers report Britain plans to convert civilian clothing into military materiel as part of a wartime drive. A government exhibit showcases designs that could be transformed into American airplanes, turning bonnets and tweeds into war equipment.

London Britain Germany America

Apple man tip yields bumper crop for Georgia farmer

Dublin August 1. Farmer James L. Whitaker ignored a visiting apple man’s tip yet followed it and hammered rusty nails into all but one non bearing apple trees. Now he must report that all but one tree are loaded with fruit.

Dublin James L. Whitaker

Post Office Faces Debate Over Flag on Stamp

The Post Office admitted a patriotic stamp idea is stuck on whether to feature an unfurled flag. Advocates say a flag stamp could honor America while critics warn canceling holes and ink would damage the symbol and require preserving old envelopes.

Washington Post Office Department Whitler H. E. Rhoads San Diego Calif Postmater Farley Rhoads San Diego Stamp Club Air Mail Ed V. Trac

Movie director Gustave Meins arrested on morals charge

Gustave Meins a 47 year old Hollywood film director was booked on morals charges denied the accusation calling it ridicu­lous and outlandish He was released on 5000 bail awaiting arraignment as district attorney juveniles officials investigated the case Meins born in Frankfort Germany came to the United States at age nine and later worked as a cartoonist before entering films

Los Angeles Gustave Gus) Meins Hollywood E. W. Lester Meins Frankfort Germany America Minneapolis Life

Barker Family Trip Reports Kansas and Colorado Visit

Mr and Mrs Oliver Barker accompanied by Mr and Mrs Robert Peterson and their son traveled to Colorado visiting Mesa Verde National Park and other sites. They also saw Greensburg Kiowa County Kan largest mandug well 100 feet deep 32 feet wide dug in early days. They spent a day with their son Philip in Colorado. Miss Pearlie Houk enjoys a week’s vacation at home. Frank Houk and sons Marvin and Alfred thresh wheat and oats for neighbors in Barber district with oats harvest 40 to 60 bushels.

Oliver Peterson Robert. Peterson and Colorado Mesa Verde National Park Greensberg Kiowa County Kan Philip Pearlie Houk Frank Houk Marvin Alfred Barber District

Sunday Dinner Guests and Local Visits in Kansas

Local families and friends gathered for Sunday meals and social calls. Names include Mr and Mrs Golff, Clara, Jim Brown of Kansas City, Mrs Mary Golff, Beulah, Bernice, Jeane, Fred Wilson of Richland, Mrs George Steele, Marvin Houk, Ola Golff, and others. Visits extended to Missouri and Topeka, with teacher Oy Williams enrolling new pupils and clubs postponing meetings.

Robert Golff Clara Golff Jim Brown Kansas City Mary Golff Beulah Harry Golff Bernice Jeane Fred Wilson Richland George Steele Marvin Houk Ola Golff Melvin Flory Roberta Harrell Missouri Williams Lawrence High School Jolly Stitchers Quilting Club Ralph Ice Russell Harrell Harry Unger Patricia May Swallow Cox California Lucille Doris Cox Eudora George Coffman Ea Archer Jeanette Stanwix C. E. Stanwix Harold Stover Topeka A. R. Murray Shelly Urton George Kahler Robert Pugh Obert Diana Louise Earl Artin Betty Martin Rose Alma South Dakota

Heaston and Gleason Families Visit Forest Park Ottawa

Miss Helen Heaston accepted a Detroit public schools music teacher post after two years teaching at Cherokee high school. Carolyn Ulrich spent the weekend in Colony with Keith Ulrich and family and visited Iola with Leland Ulrich and Mrs.

Helen Robert Heaston Dorothy Harold Gleason Forest Park Ottawa Helen Heaston Detroit Mich Cherokee Carolyn Ulrich Colony Keith Ulrich Iola Leland Ulrich

Local Notes From Iola And Surrounding Towns

Will Wood of Iola attended a wedding in Baldwin for Buena Vista Morgan and Paul Ulrich then returned home with Mrs Fleshman. Mr and Mrs Paul Ulrich returned from a Colorado trip and were honored at a chivari Monday. About 250 people enjoyed ice cream cookies and cigars at the event. A Los Angeles party visited several homes during a motor trip through Kansas and Minnesota. Local families shared dinners picnics and visits across Ottawa Lawrence and Eudora with Bridals showers and care arrangements noted. High Prairie Ladies Aid served no dinner at the Alexander sale Tuesday.

Will Wood Iola Baldwin Buena Vista Morgan Paul Ulrich Fleshman Colorado Murray Price and Son Dinsmore Los Angeles Calif Dorothea Bartz Eudora Dorothy Gleason Walter Nieder Lawrence

Local Social Notes Trace Visits and Travel

John Dailey left Friday for relatives in Iansas City. Solen Tucker family hosted by Atchison relatives. Mrs Murray Price and son visited from Los Angeles en route to Minnesota and California. Several area households hosted guests and reported a rain Monday noon. Kansas City visitors stayed at Claude Garner home. Alice Maltby referenced in closing line.

John Dailey Iansas City Solen Tucker DeWayne

Unnamed baby among Kansas families visits noted

Fragmentary notes record visits from Mrs. Ji Maltby of Kansas Cigener and family including Mrs Anna Cripe and Mr D A Wray. Mentions of Vern Barton and John Churchbaugh families near Ottawa and Pleasant Grove. No baby name given.

Ji Maltby Kansas Cigener Rena Franciehss Anna Cripe D. A. Wray Jimmy Tr Bebers Vern Barton Ottawa John Churchbaugh Ant Grove

Williamstown man injured in street fall

Williamstown resident injures hip after slipping on wet street near home. confined to bed but improving. Wednesday reached an unofficial 108 degrees as the hottest day of the year. Opie Vandiver, Newman merchant, suffered a heart attack while visiting Emmett, taken to Christ’s hospital with serious condition. Abe Miller of Perry hospitalized last Friday after walking Vandiver, with C. Vandiver, now in Snes at Kiro. Rural Letter Carriers association met at Emporia Sunday Bron day and Tuesday. Fritz Gantz covered mail duties Friday.

Rens Ft Abe Miller Perry Vandiver C. Vandiver Oes Snes Kiro Emporia Bronday Fritz Gantz Benjamin White

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