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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1941
Page
4
Is the Army Needed A debate on conscription and service length
Opponents of army service extension push obstructive proposals while supporters urge practical discussion. Some senators treat the army like a CCC camp and seek to set terms by sentiment. The piece argues the country either needs a strong army or not and calls for a decisive stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CCC
Change of Habits Prompts Scrap Drive Idea
An industrialist proposes a scrap iron and steel collection drive modeled after the aluminum campaign. He notes Americans resist changing long standing habits of waste and prefer purchasing new equipment to maintain current production tempo. Reprocessing scrapped metals faces entrenched expectations of future need and waste norms.
Nazi Plots Surface in South American Waterway Region
Argentine officials crack a region controlling waterways to Paraguay Bolivia and Brazil amid reports of Nazi activity. The raid follows several anti Nazi moves as South Americans acknowledge Nazi plots aimed at inflaming regional rivalries long kept quiet by shared concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paraguay
Bolivia
Brazil
Polish Plan to Free Poles in Russia Sparks Resignation
The Polish government in exile negotiates freeing 200000 Poles held as prisoners of war in Russia and enrolling many in a fighting unit for Russia’s defense. One minister resigns over the plan amid mixed Polish sentiment toward Moscow’s conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Heat Wave Eases Slightly As Showers Arrive
Nine days of heat strained residents and crops until local rains cooled the air. The showers saturated the atmosphere and helped corn in some fields while wearing down people with the humid conditions.
Kansas City to get defense housing amid owner worries
Kansas City will receive defense housing units, a development seen as a doubtful blessing by owners of unoccupied available residence properties. The new housing adds stock but raises concerns about neighborhood stability and property values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Uncertain Front as Stalin Prepares Counter Move
The article argues Stalin plans an army of about three million for a counter attack at the best moment. It weighs German hopes of a blitzkrieg against Russian defenses and tactics like defense in depth. It notes Soviet raids on rear lines raise risks for advancing German units and questions the reliability of prior German victory claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stalin
Russia
Germany
Nazi Moves Meet Strong Opposition Within High Ranks
The text notes that opposition from high ranking Nazi officers to moves like the Austrian anschluss created friction when carried out. It mentions rumors of Marshal Goering falling out with the Fuehrer over the Russian campaign and that such reports may reflect the inevitability that an adviser opposing future risks may be vindicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Goering
Fuehrer
Senator Clark Proposal Sparks Mock Consideration
The idea that the United States should take over South America is not taken seriously here. It may reflect a belief that a single mountain state senator is not the sole focus of publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Idaho
United States
South America
Mountain States
Oil Czar Plans East Gas Station Shutdown
Mr. Ickes orders filling stations in the east to close from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. to conserve oil. The move follows a pattern of czars in other sectors and promises new possibilities for oil conservation policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ickes
Aluminum drive funds first planes begin to take shape
The article notes optimism as the aluminum drive proceeds, enabling the construction of planes funded by its proceeds. Officials forecast progress and a symbolic milestone as the program gains momentum and public support.
Sun Spots Prompt August to Be Unforgettable
A rash of sun spots spreading across the orb of day hints that August could be a memorable month. Scientists warn of increased brightness and potential heat, while observers note a surge in striking sunspot activity.
V Campaign Divides Allies In Press Columns
The V campaign shows mixed alignment with allies as V-columnists publish varying views. Some writers push for broader support while others critique strategy and question unity within the bloc.
Farm board eyes credit sales to Germany for wheat and cotton
Chairman Stone announced the stabilization corporation may authorize selling wheat and cotton on credit terms to Germany if it aids both nations. The plan would support German needs and U S agriculture amid economic strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone
Farm Board
Stabilization Corporation
Germany
Indiana Street
J. F. Watts
Arthur Dougan
Harold Leigh
Olive Douglas
Elva Douglas
Kansas Baptist Young People’s Convention
Ottawa
Watts
S. H. Long
Lincoln
Kan
Gliding Enters Public Eye at Elmira Contest
At the Twelfth National Soaring Contest in Elmira New York glider pilots showcase motorless flight as a serious sport. The event features experts, weather data, and records in altitude and distance while highlighting launch methods and craft types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris Hill
Elmira
N. Y
Crete
Germany
Russia
Poland
United States
Wolfgang Klemperer
Otto Lilienthal
Old Home Town Reports Wars Front Momentum and Local Happenings
Russian drive on the eastern front gains momentum threatening Teutonic lines south of the Pinsk marshes. 4 331 persons crossed the river for a government safety event on Union Pacific tracks with about 3 000 attending the motion pictures. Charles E Hughes outlined campaign issues including Mexico policy, American rights, and national defense. A crowd gathered at Linwood for Newlin Henshaw’s visit. a Potters Lake outing featured young locals. Land lottery transfers prompt protest over homestead title rules and five year residency requirements. El Reno lottery drawing concludes. homeseekers say El Reno’s land sales boost local revenue. A wedding notice for Perry Barber and Lena Sutter set for August 14 at Trinity Lutheran, Abilene Kansas. July heat records noted by Chancellor Snow, mean 86, 90 daily highs, 100 on 21 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinsk
Rome
Union Pacific
Charles E. Hughes
Hughes
Mexico
Young Brown
Dick Brothers
Potter’s Lake
Linwool
Newlin Henshaw
Denver
Colo
Ruby Harris
Goldie Hyre
Fern Emmons
Mable Hyre
Patti Harris
Guy Soxman
Glenn Moody
Walter Schaal
Glen Gambler
el Reno
Lawton
General Land Office
Co. F. Titterington
J. W. Willey
Fred D. Harvey
Joseph Williamson
el Reo
Okla
Perry Barber
Lena Sutter
Trinity Lutheran Church
Abilene
Kan
F. H. Snow
Forty Years Ago Secretary of the Interior Hitch
A brief retrospective notes a decision or clash involving the U S Interior Department secretary from four decades ago, with reference to a policy shift and political stance. The summary highlights archival context and names or places attached to the era.
How to Save Tires by Rubber Magnate Litchfield
Akron Ohio August 1 Motorist guidance from Rubber Magnate P W Litchfield advocates tire conservation. He urges speeds under 50 mph weekly air pressure checks brake and wheel alignment inspections tire rotation every 2000 to 8000 miles and retreading tires with good sidewalls but worn treads. He says there will be enough tires if all help and no unforeseen problems arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
P. W. Litchfield
Litchfield
Fort Hays State College President In Critical Condition
Dr. Rarick remains critically ill in a Hays hospital after suffering a cerebral hemorrhage Wednesday night. His condition was reported unchanged today at Fort Hays State College in Hays Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rarick
Hays
Kan
C. BE. Rarieck
Fort Hays State College
Gossip Columns Tie Barbara to Dugan in Indian Pageant
Barbara confronts Uncle Hank’s suspicion of Dugan Blake while gossip hints at a romantic rival. Dugan is revealed as an Oklahoma football star with fractional Indian blood and an honorary chief title. Larry Grover plans a polo link to keep peace as Barbara weighs her options and possible alliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara
Dugan
Starlight Terrace
Uncle Hank
Dugan Blake
Larry Grover
Hank
Geronimo
Larry
New York
Roslyn
Glen Cove
Great Neck
Oklahoma
Curtis
Briar Hill
Churchill remarks stir debate on US war stance
The piece questions Churchill’s Commons remark that the United States edges toward war, noting US hesitation to be drawn into foreign conflicts. It stresses mutual respect between nations, warns against intrusion, and calls for restrained language by leaders on both sides amid wartime tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill
House of Commons
United States
Mr. Churchill
Canada
England
Tenth Refreshment Stand Opens for Blind Workers
The state welfare department's division for the blind opened its tenth refreshment stand today at port of entry No. 7 in Kansas City Kansas. Three blind workers will be employed at the new stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Ade
State Social Welfare Department
Division
Port of Entry No. 7
Kansas City
Kan
Carter Renews Bid to Clear 100th Birthday Doubts
Santa Monica California on August 1 Lewis S. Carter, turning 100, protests claims he is 102 and angrily denies exaggerating his age. He declares one hundred is old enough for any man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Monica
Calif
Lewis S. Carter
Radio Programs Friday Evening Lineup Full of Network Variety
A dense schedule lists radio programs across stations WREN KMBC WDAF and others for Friday evening August 1, highlighting shows from Behind the News to Cavalier concerts and Weather Forecasts. Notable items include Rhythm and Blues, sportscasts, and night entertainment, with multiple 10 PM to midnight offerings and a Sunday wrap of programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren
KNBC
Mandrake
WDAF
Cavaliers
KMBC
Claudia
Death Valley
Elmer Davls
Ben Bernie
Hollywood
WDAEF
Walter
Nickel Man
R. Douglas Stuart
Wihss of Destiny
America
Kansas City
Amos and
Andy
WDAKF
Fred Waring
Orch
Lanny Ross
Howard and Shelton
Chea Parew
HKBC
Star
Ren—Gabriel Heatter
Benny Goodman
Bob Strong
WDAIF
Barron Elliott
Muehlebacher
Emile Petii
Dhsid
United Press News
Press News
Little Ol
KMJC
WRIEN
Ted Steele
Guy Lombardo
Palladium Orch
AKMBC
City Desk
KMHC
Jimmy Flynn
NBC
Wayne King
WDAI
Grand Ole Opry
Paul Smith
Chatterbox Orch
Ray Heatherton
Brush Creek Gang
Gabriel Heatter
Wdaf—Orchestra
Wrein
Bobby Byrne
Matty Malenck
WDAK
Drake
Press
Walter Gross’ Orch
Country
Charles Dant'a
Joe and
Mabel
Val Olmen
Ricardo Rhythms
John Tompkins
Husing
Silver Theatre
Catholic Hour
KALBC
Melody Ranch
Edward Tomlinson
Mom
Delta Rhythm Boys
Drew Pearson
Jean Cavall
Kmi3c
Whikn
WDAE
WKISN
William Shirer
WDA
Wren-Parker
John
Wdafs
Bill Stern
Columbia Workshop
A.P
Hotel McAlpin Orch
Rob Strong
Ray Kinney
N Orch
Kmbc—Medical Society
LDS Evening Service
EN Wee Benny
Goodman
Daf—Orchestra
Voice of
Hawaii
Muehlebach Or
AP News
Kmbc—Press
Bob Saunders
Tiny Hill
Moonbeama
Matty Malneck
Bill Henry
Rhumba
Oren
United Press
REG —Cospiio
Also Mentioned on This Page
Journal-World
BY the World Company
Simons
Murray
Dolph Simons
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence, Kansas
Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
West 44Th St
Chicago
North
Michigan Ave
Sencisco
Sansome
Los Angeles
New Orpheum
Baltimore Ave
St. Louis
Detroit
Generali Motors
Atlanta
Walton
Associated Press
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
U.S
Terra Firma
O. Klepikova
Erwin Ziller
Kurt Schmidt
Civil Aeronautics Administration
U. S. Weather Bureau
Robert M. Stanley
U. S
Secretary of the Interior
Hitch
Josiah Wedgwood
New York Journal American
Congress
Wheeler
Britain
Atlantic
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