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William Allen White Urges Immediate Transfer of Destroyers
William Allen White urged a rapid transfer to Britain of 50 old destroyers to safeguard Britain. He argued the United States is not at war nor truly at peace, and American lives depend on a successful defense of the British Isles. He called for ending the debate and sending the ships now.
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Soldiers Return Home From Minnesota Maneuvers
Lawrence residents and citizen soldiers return this week from a longer than usual tour of duty at the Minnesota maneuvers. They anticipate a short home stay before further training under the new defense program, with reports that troops are ready for additional service. Personal sacrifice is seen as inevitable in a democracy defending itself.
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New Highway Lines Warn Drivers To Slow On Curves
The state highway department installs save-a-life lines on curves and hills to mark unsafe passing areas. They help tourists and local drivers recognize danger and reduce accidents, but require driver cooperation and understanding of the new signs.
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Crowds Along English Shore React to Bombardment Flashes
Along the English coast crowds gathered to watch shelling aimed at a British convoy in the channel. The scene reflected human instinct under danger as civilians ignored safety rules, mirroring American reactions in similar peril.
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Emergency Powers Debate on Compulsory Service Law
The Journal-World examines arguments about compulsory service and liberty. It notes that raising an army often requires temporary sacrifices of liberty but argues this does not prove the law must be rejected.
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Burke-Wadsworth bill powers to meet emergency
A discussion notes that Congress grants temporary powers to the President under the Burke-Wadsworth bill and that these powers end in 1945 unless renewed. The piece contrasts democratic oversight with dictatorship, arguing Congress remains unimpaired and democracy survives when threatened.
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Trotsky Victim of Soviet Secret Police Violence
The article reflects on Leon Trotsky as a victim of the secret police he helped unleash, noting his murder amid a broader pattern of executions and purges under the Soviet regime. It laments the unknown number of victims who died in open combat or covert actions as the regime maintained its grip on Russia.
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Germany says it is amused by refugee ship route through mined waters
The German government informed the United States that it was amused by the routing of an American refugee transport through waters mined by the Nazis. Washington explains the choice followed the rule that danger was equal on either route, and help would be closest if trouble arose. the ship passed safely and neared the Atlantic.
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Washington
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August cool spell eases toil and tempers in drought year
The August cool spell has eased work and improved tempers frayed by the prior heated spell. Drought years made summers an ordeal, but comfort now makes politeness and good humor more natural.
Lull in Luftwaffe? Mackenzie weighs Atlantic risks
The wartime column argues Hitler’s power remains formidable despite a brief English air lull. The piece stresses unseen aerial power, potential invasion plans, and the need for Britain to maintain vigilance as Churchill notes ongoing air field development and movement of forces.
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Balloonist Andree Found Near Pole By Dr Horn Expedition
The body of Solomon Auguste Andree, the Swedish balloonist who in 1897 aimed for the north pole, has been found about 475 miles from the pole by Dr S Horn and his team after their balloon was forced down.
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V.K. Bruner
Cecil Smith
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J. R. Pearson
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Sydney Emmett
Barbara Young
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Joe Hume
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Baldwin Social News Highlights Many Local Visits
Mrs Louise Woodruff arrives from Bartlesville to stay with the Clarks. Mrs Philip Barnthouse hosts a Wednesday luncheon in Kansas City with Baldwin guests Helen Deel Christine Reb and Betty Ebright and Mrs O Scott Morgan. Midshipman Chester W Gates returns to spend two weeks with his parents in Baldwin. Local families visit Syracuse New Hope Iola and Cincinnati. Several Baldwin residents attend the Eudora picnic and others host or visit relatives. Vacation subscribers urged to sign up for the Journal World.
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Earl F. Martin
Grace S. Black
Lawrence
Chester W. Gates
Annapolis
Wilson Counts
Sarah
James Taul
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Ellen Counts
New Hope
George Counts
University of Kansas
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Dale Martin
Donald Black
T. G. Stephenson
Baxter Springs
Oswego
Clark
W. J.williams
Mary Margaret
Marian Louise
Raymond Williams
Eudora
Maurice Horrell
Cincinnati
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Murder in Plain Sight at Sayler Study
Lieutenant OLeary gathers five suspects including Rhoda Waters Dale Appleby Hazel Leighton and George Barbour in Sayler’s study to uncover the killer. Barbour collapses as a gunshot ends the scene with the case to be continued.
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Hair dresser to Bahamas to work for Duchess of Windsor
A 23 year old hair dresser Wayne Forrest, former actor and dancer, flew to the Bahamas to work for the duchess of Windsor. He was chosen by a Fifth Avenue salon that has long styled the duchess’ coiffures. His rum and egg shampoo recipe includes five eggs two jiggers of rum and hair-mix.
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Prisoner asks for pamphlet “Joyous Vacation Days”
Prisoner No. 2100 at the Attica prison in New York asks the state conservation department to send a copy of the pamphlet Joyous Vacation Days, which the department has published.
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Evening Radio Schedule Sparks City Talk
A dense listing of radio programs from WREN KMBC WDAF and other stations for Friday evening through Sunday, detailing orchestras, NBC programs, weather forecasts and news updates with various performances by Bob Crosby Jimmy Lunceford Henry Busse and others across multiple stations and times.
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Abe Lyman
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Charles Kramer
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Oxzsie Nelson
Raymond Scott
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Classified readers show daily habit of browsing page
A reader notes that 76 percent of subscribers read the classified page every day, highlighting strong engagement with local listings and ads.
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