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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1940

Page

3

Wheeler Warns U S Lacks Equipment for Draft Plan

Sen. Wheeler says the Burke Wadsworth bill would draft 400000 by October but the army has insufficient gear. He cites 243000 National Guardsmen possibly moved to active service. Debate centers on conscription versus voluntary enlistment and age ranges for registration. Gen Marshall urges immediate training amid looming manpower needs.

Washington Wheeler D-Mont Senate Sheppard D-Tex Lundeen Fl-Minn Johnson Army American Federation of Labor Amer Military Training Camps Association Senate Committee George C. Marshall Army Chief of Staff Congress War Department

Anti War Address and Community Notices at Boulder Region

Announcement lists a birth in the Wilkinson family and a concert by a Lawrence church quartet at Union Park. Local personnel changes include Lee Scales named acting postmaster and Lee Gibson as deputy after Mr Ford's death. Various social events: Patterson reunion visit, Homemakers club shower for Alice Norman, and a Frank H. Roberts birthday basket dinner. Socials and institute activities span Baldwin to Lawrence with many local residents named.

Ion Boulder University Brock Augusta High School Arlan’ Wilkinson Union Park Service First Presbyterian Church of Lawrence Straffon William ‘Leech Minerva Davis Alexander Wills van Bliss Muscotah Mr. Wills Lee Scales James Farley Ford Lee Gibson Sylvia Douglas Clifford Ralph Will Killinger Patterson Everett Myers Eli Bowen Alice Norman Lindsay Sam Bowen Homemakers Club Elfray Erkenbrack Republic B. Ford Margaret Inzie Lacy Mary Francea Formosa A. A. Webber Lone Star Lake Mr. Webber Lone Star Owen Lindsay Ozarks Missouri Lindsay Farm Alice Tom Norman Owen Mary Lindsay Lone Tree J.C. Lane Epworth League Baldwin Institute Verelle Weinberg Marion Sweyer Beth Housh Donna Jean Morris Coleen Leger Dorothy Montgomery Warren Cox Harry George Johnson Frank H. Roberts Hamilton Perry Jacquemin Smith Davis Cashatt Insley Sutton Bell Huddleston Shrader Larner Long Droke Terhune Ninceheiser Pennington Coleman McClellan Alexander Cox Leaverton Lobb Roberts Gene John Roberts Lloyd Morris J. C. Lane Nor

Ice Cream Social Draws Crowds in Ozawkie and Nortonville

Townsfolk attend an ice cream social at Brethren church lawn Ozawkie with drive-ins from Nortonville. Local families like Croke and Crouch report large crowds and homemade treats. Several residents attend funerals, visits span to Winchester and Topeka venues. An unemployment official from Lawrence interviewed job seekers at the courthouse.

Tonville Ozawkie Nortonville Gale Croke Brethren Church Robert Crouch California Tom Ferris Ella Dehlia Larner Winchester

Severe Gulf Storm Heads Toward Franklin Louisiana

A tropical storm near hurricane force winds of 75 mph moved toward the Louisiana Texas gulf coast and was expected to inland near Franklin Louisiana within hours. The storm disrupted vessels and prompted evacuations from Bay St. Louis Mississippi to Galveston Texas as warnings spread. The center was southwest of Grand Isle Louisiana moving west-northwest at 7 to 8 mph, with an additional disturbance near Turks Island in the Bahamas noted by Jacksonville Weather Bureau.

New Orleans Louisiana-Texas Gulf Franklin Bay St. Louis Miss Galveston Tex Weather Bureau Grand Isle Gulf Jacksonville Fla Turks Island Bahamas Haiti

Continue the Search for Judge Joseph F Crater’s Disappearance

New York August 6 1930 police still list Joseph Force Crater missing ten years after he vanished after leaving his Fifth Avenue home his wife collected life insurance and detectives keep the case open with two retired colleagues and one active officer seeking conclusive proof of death or a trace of the taxi and its passenger with no sign found since the 9 PM departure from a Broadway venue

New York Joseph Force Crater Supreme Court Clinton Schlunsen Schlumsen John Stein Maine Ffth Avenue

Speedy National Guard march tests Turnpike westward

Indiantown Gap Pa August 6 A National Guard artillery column sped westward over the Pennsylvania turnpike testing high speed operations for wartime value. Twenty five motor vehicles and six 155 millimeter howitzers with full equipment left the camp 5 to 15 minutes early toward Bedford 135 miles away. a detour near Carlisle slowed progress. Major Theodore S Paul led the expedition expected to be one of the nation's fastest military marches as tolls and future network plans hang on the $70 million project finished later this summer.

Indiantown Gap National Guard Bedford Carlisle Allegheny Pennsylvania Theodore S. Paul

German Prince Engaged to Princess Henriette Schoenach

Doorn Netherlands reports the engagement of 24 year old Prince Karl Franz Josef von Preussen to 22 year old Princess Henriette Schoenach-Garalath son of the late Prince Joachim and stepson of Kaiser Wilhelm I. Karl recently received the Iron Cross.

Doorn Netherlands Berlin Kaiser Wilhelm I Karl Franz Josef von Preussen Henriette Schoenach-Garalath Henriette Hermine Karl Joachim Wilhelm Doomessdle

Swiss Ban on Communist Activity Cites Three-Year Terms

Bern reports the Swiss government prohibited all Communist Trotskyist and Anarchist activity and propaganda, with three-year prison terms and heavy fines for violations. Informed sources note rising propaganda methods increasingly resembling conspiracy.

Bern Switzerland

Statehouse Nearly Deserted as Workers Vote at Home

Topeka August 6 The statehouse was practically deserted with hundreds of jobholders voting in their home districts. The scene mirrored statewide turnout as employees sought to cast ballots remotely.

Statehouse Topeka

Local Notes Wide Ranging In Oskaola Area

Ernest Cashatt and Jesse Emery help with potato harvest on Walter Heck farm daily near Kaw bottom. Mrs Charles Decker ill after heart attack but improving. Walter Houck family back from Abilene visiting Mrs Houck's mother Mrs Bert Gay. Horse accident injures Johnson boy's leg while handling cattle. Criss family moved to Atchison for truck route work. Ottinger sisters move to new home. Ernest Barnard family of Sabetha visiting Edmonds. Robert Fuhrman 16 dies after brain tumor operation in Kansas City hospital. funeral at Gabel chapel. burial Pleasant View cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Robert son of Ray Fahrman, survived by mother, sister Lucille, brother Glenn. Hal Gay of Valley Falls visits for band concert. Irene Brock returns from Boulder Colorado after summer session.

Ernest, Cashatt Jesse Emery Kaw Bottom Walter Heck Charles Decker Walter Houck Abilene Criss Atchison Gabel Funeral Home Joseph Lane D.C. Allen Pleasant View Cemetery James Keeling Lavelle Laverne Garren Leland Edmonds Eldon May Roy Ross Robert

Families visit at South Liberty cottage and homestead

The article notes multiple visitors to the Andre cottage on South Liberty street, including Mr. Dodge from Burlington and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Simon from Overbrook. It also mentions visits by Mrs. Earl Markwell of Tulsa, Rev. William Johnson and son from Jordan Montana, Mrs. George Peppard and baby from Canton Oklahoma, and Glenn Decker from Enterprise. Dust on the street is noted and Lena Nothdorf hosts the Past Matrons club on August 6 at her lakeside cabin.

Andre South Liberty Street Dodge Burlington Roy Simon Overbrook A. J. Simon Earl Markwell Tulsa J.H. Johnson William Johnson and Son Jordan, Mont George Peppard Baby Canton Okla Miami Brown Martha Velma Helen Brown Glenn’ Decker Enterprise J A. Decker Bland Liberty Street Lena Nothdorf

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