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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1941
Page
4
Patience urged as war continues after Pearl Harbor
The piece argues that wartime reprisal against Japan cannot be immediate and emphasizes American restraint after a treacherous attack on Hawaii and the Philippines. It notes no American planes or carriers were poised for surprise strikes and that retaliation will come after due warning, while condemning Japan for cowardly aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Philippines
Japan
Tax laws should curb Capone era wealth and evasion
The piece argues income tax controls must extend to Capone era figures and to C.SC. and AFL leaders and their officers. It urges government to reclaim ill gotten millions from American industry and consumers and to enact stronger income controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capone
C.sc
AFL
Berlin Tokyo propaganda claims and American censorship debate
The piece argues Berlin and Tokyo exaggerate Pacific attack successes to sway morale and urges open American press reporting. It notes Axis-sourced vessel loss claims and White House disclosures differ, advocating transparent truth to strengthen public resolve despite bitterness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Tokyo
Japan
Pacific
White ‘House
Douglas County Red Cross Narrowly Reaches Half Budget Goal
The Douglas County Red Cross chapter reports about half of its upcoming year budget has been raised through the annual roll call. The group warns that failure to complete the roll call will hamper its ability to meet increased demand for services over the next twelve months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Winter Stalemate Shapes Russian Front and Desert War
The piece notes a severe Russian winter affecting the Moscow front and Berlin’s changed stance. It suggests Germans may hold lines or pull troops for spring offensives, while urging Britain to accelerate Libyan campaigns before Rommel’s reinforcements arrive in North Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Berlin
Moscow
Libya
Rommel
Desert
Big Talk Fails to Explain Pacific Warning After Pearl Harbor
The piece argues that grand defense plans and heavy Hawaiian fortifications did not prevent Japan’s surprise attack. It notes national unease over U S defenses and asks how such a blow could occur if defenses were adequate and alert. The tone cautions against relying on big talk alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Pacific
United States
Hawaiian Islands
Guam Fortification Debate Echoes In Congress
The piece recalls a past congress clash over fortifying Guam, with senators arguing the move would provoke Japan. The government then chose not to act, leaving a vital Pacific station undefended as Japan advanced and the assumption of friendly nations proved false.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Guam
Japan
United States
Pacific
War warnings echo as Pacific defenses come under scrutiny
A South Dakota editor questions why U S defenses in the Pacific were unprepared for Japan and warns that Hitler may strike next. The piece cites fears from New York City to the Aleutians, notes German submarines, and discusses potential Japanese and Allied moves across Pacific bases from Hawaii to the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Pacific
South Dakota
Manhattan
Hitler
la Guardia
New York
San Francisco Bay
Aleutians
Britain
Russia
America
Hawaii
Philippines
Guam
Wake
Midway
Japan
South America
Bombing Reported in Chinese Villages Near Chinchow
Chinese military headquarters at Chinchow says Japan plans to force Chinese evacuations south of the Great Wall. Other items note tax proposals facing Democratic resistance, Hoover Mellon budget strains, Kansas football attendance and revenue, local Lawrence thefts, festive Yuletide scenes, Greek royalist tensions, Lloyd George as new English premier, and federal grand jury probes into cost of living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinchow
Manchuria
Great Wall
Congress
Hoover
Mellon
University of Kansas
Jayhawker
K. U. Athletic
Lawrence
George Spark
Tennessee
Mildred Mast
Edmondson
Ninth
New Jersey
Griffith Grocery
Twelfth
New York
Greece
Constartine
Entente
Larissa
Lloyd-George
England
Federal
Grand Jury
Gregory
Detroit
Ambassador Sharp
Paris
State Department
Fred Williams
Byron
Baldwin News Roundupina: Local Residents and a New Book
Mrs Kathryne Hammond now of Long Beach cal visits relatives in Baldwin and Burlington. Mr and Mrs Virgil Wood visit Mrs Wood's mother in Emporia. Mrs Mary Alice Severy travels to Kansas City to stay with her daughter and husband. Mrs Mary Martin returns from Wichita with Roy Vaughn, as they visit Lawrence. Milford Smith of Lawrence attends the First Methodist church play. Dr Thomas C Hinkle, former Baldwin resident, publishes Old Nick and Bob by the Morrow company. his sixteenth animal story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryne Hammond
Baldwin
Long Beach
Cal
Friends
Burlington
Virgil Wood
Mr. Wood
Edward Barker
Emporia
Mary Alice Severy
Kansas City
J.C. Wilson
Mary Martin
Wichita
Roy Vaughn
Martin
Lawrence
Thomas C.‘Hinkle
Morrow Company
Kansas
Lawrence to Build New Courthouse as Old Lightning Rods
Forty years ago a new eighty thousand dollar courthouse will rise in Lawrence to replace the 1867 structure. The county commissioners will select sites and the town braces for a sixty day scramble. Light rain fell this morning as the war of building projects begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Tom
Trou
Thad Stevens
Indian Territory
Susie Simon funeral held at St John in Lawrence
Attendees from the community paid respects at the Monday service for Mrs. Susie Simon, longtime Worden resident now in Lawrence, led by Father Bartho of Paola. Numerous local friends attended and her life noted with memories from both towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinkle
Scrann
Susie Simon
St. John Catholic Church
Lawrence
Father Bartho
Paola
Aldwin Catholic Church
John Wesley Grace
Edward C.ailderdice
South 8Th Street
Ottawa Skilton Music Club
William C. Rice
Beethovan
Myrtle Smith
Hope. Mott
Adam
Coombs
Charles Hogue
Merwin Welty
Guy Smedaker
Ottawa
J. E. Mellor
W. H. Garrett
Nelson P. Horn
M.E. Hartley
F. M. Hartley
Shirley Justice
W. M. Clark
Aaron Nelson
J. H. Whitely
Harry Barnett
Edward L
Kansas Masons to Confer High Degrees in Guthrie
J. R. Holmes and George Wall traveled to Guthrie Oklahoma yesterday to receive Masonic degrees. Holmes is among 18 Kansas Oklahoma Masons chosen for the thirty third degree. John Henry Cowles of Washington was to attend. The schedule includes a noon luncheon and a 1 30 to 4 pm conferral of the thirty third degree followed by K C C H from 4 to 6 and an evening banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Holmes
George Wall
Guthrie
Okla
Mr. Holmes
Kansas
Oklahoma
John Henry Cowles
Washington
K.C.C.H
Campbell to face Littler in Sugar Bowl 440-yard show
Jack Campbell of Fordham earns an invite to meet Gene Littler of Nebraska in the New Orleans Sugar Bowl sports showcase. Campbell is a Fordham quarter miler and Littler is the Sugar Bowl 440-yard champion from Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littler
New York
Jack Campbell
Fordham
Gene Littler
Nebraska
New Orleans
Hidden Passion Fractures a Family in a South American Trip
Diana Curt faces Adela’s scheming as Stephen Curt plans a long South American voyage to secure a $2,000,000 inheritance. Diana believes Thorpe and Adela are lovers while Stephen wrestles with love and loyalty, unsure how Diana feels as the plane departs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diana
Adela
Thorpe
Stephen
Diane
Phil Bruce
Evalyn Thorpe
Richard
Adele
South America
Tesla’s Death Ray Fantasies Mark His Birthday
Nikola Tesla, on his 76th birthday eight years ago, spoke of a defensive death ray able to annihilate a million men or destroy 10,000 airplanes at a switch flip. The idea remained experimental, while stamps honoring him on his 80th birthday in Yugoslavia highlighted his 700 plus patents and visions of interplanetary wireless communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nikola Tesla
Tesla
Yugoslavia
Baird Senior Class Shifts Picnic Funds to War Bond
Forty nine seniors at Baird high school decided to spend their $37.50 on a defense bond after learning of war with Japan. Faculty sponsor Ona Dell Ashton drove to Abilene to share the news and urged others to join in purchasing the bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baird
Tex
Baird High School
Japan
Ona Dell Ashton
Abilene
Labeled Kansas City Elevator Entry Refusal Incident
In Kansas City customers refused to enter elevators at a public building prompting staff to halt access and request security intervention. The incident raised concerns about crowd safety and occurred during peak service hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Radio Schedule Highlights Evening Programs and News
A dense listing of radio programs across stations WREN KMBC WDKD WSAN WDAF and others for Tuesday December 8 and Thursday December 10. It catalogs time slots show hosts orchestras newsrooms dramas and musical acts including Ted West Glenn Miller Eddie Cantor Fibber McGee and Lucy and Desi. It also lists forecasts weather rounds and a variety of serials and performances through the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren
Ted West
KMBC
Wdkdaf
Jacka Hee
WSEN
RBC
Ota Orb Oronas Annie
WDAF
Sdar Apersonal
Newascas
MBC
Vincent Lopes
Orch
Wrens Treasury
Treasury
Pee
Johnny
The
Arkansas Traveler
Treasure, Chest
EMBC
Elmer Davis
Wea
NBC Symphony
Fibber McGee
Glenn Miller
WDAI
Bob Hope
Newscaat
Red Skelton
Wren—Lum
Abner
Walt Lochman
NPE
Amos and
Andy
Gabriel Heatter
KABC
Lanny Ross
Dick Rogers
Vai- Olman'a
Hitler
Muchlabach Or
Melody Treasure
Cheatel
REN
Woaf
A.P
Lang Thompson
World Today
Mal Hallett
Ramon Ramos
Eecenter
Terry and the Pirates
Jack Armatrong
WDAFE
Nevaccaat
Fred Waring
Frank Parker
Christian
Elmer
Davia
Sammy Kaye
Benny Goodman
Richard Himber
Department store manager investigates mistaken flags
Downtown department store staff, after a prior incident, restore normal operations. Smiling elevator operators, mistaken for Japanese, wore tiny American flags and cards stating I'm a loyal Filipino.
Doodling Chicago Restaurateur Fashions Surface Ads
A North Side restaurant owner encloses doodling in a bid to protect tablecloths. He provides diners with ads to sketch on and offers prizes for the most artistic results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
A_ North Side restaurateur
Dooling
Hundreds Seek To Enlist In Wichita Recruiting
Hundreds of young men crowded army navy and marine offices in Wichita yesterday as recruiters reported more than 650 inquiries from men eager to join the nation’s defense forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Army
Navy
Marine
Governor Topeka Telegram Condolence After Hawaii Attack
Dec. 9 report from Pi-Mr. and Mrs. M. Mitchell Hoisin hase announce their son was killed in the Japanese attack on Hawaii. They say they have received a telegram of condolence from Gov. Payne Ratner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
M. Mitchell Hoisin Hase
Hawaii
Payne Ratner
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