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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1941
Page
4
Philippines Supply Lines Face Naval and Air Struggle
The piece argues control of sea lanes to the Philippines is crucial as American forces in Luzon and Japanese invaders both depend on external resupply. It predicts clashes at sea and air power will shape the war’s outcome, noting that preserving American presence in the Philippines shortens the path to victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Luzon
United States
Japan
Financing the War Through Defense Bond Campaign
The treasury proposes borrowing 10 billions of American savings via defense bonds as bank deposits total nearly 70 billions. Redirecting part of these savings will preserve balance of value. war loans will rise and the debt will climb until the conflict ends. Budget balance is not seen until after a victory with Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Japan
Air Training Program Resumes Civilian Flight Training
Amid wartime air control, the government quickly modified a grounding order to allow civilian aviation training. At Lawrence airport and elsewhere, training is urged to proceed vigorously with minimal interruptions to support American defense and air superiority. Authorities emphasize spotting and suppressing travel on improper errands during the outbreak of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Lawrence
British battleships lost in Pacific air attack at sea
The article reports the sinking of HMS Prince of Wales and HMS Repulse by air power after Japan joined the axis. It notes the loss as the heaviest inflicted on the British navy since the war began and discusses implications for Japanese naval dominance in the Pacific while warning that further successes are needed to solidify that claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far East
Japan
Prince of Wales
Pacific
United States
Germany
Italy
Herr Hitler
Ovelord
Axis
Hitler
Manila
Luzon
Philippines
Britain
Singapore
Illanga
Leningrad
Moscow
Berlin
London
Ytler
Russia
Fuehrer
Atlantic
American
England
Spain
West Africa
Hitler’s Russia withdrawal hints at new European front
Berlin signals withdrawal of German forces from the Russian front to winter lines. Speculation grows on Hitler shifting strength elsewhere as Soviet air supremacy increases. British reaction centers on renewed English strafing and intensified Atlantic battle. Analysts see a possible front change to improve Axis fortunes. Russians expect moves to cloud Nazi judgment before spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Russia
Hitler
England
Atlantic
Fuehrer
Johnson blocks war bill seek to deploy U S forces abroad
The piece praises Senator Hiram Johnson for blocking a bill that would let American troops be sent overseas when strategic needs arise. It argues Americans were slow to grasp the war's seriousness and urges authorities to act decisively, even abroad, to win. It cautions against training troops only at home and stresses using the army where a blow can weaken the enemy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Johnson
United States
Continental
California
After Pearl Harbor attack hope grows for details
Five days after the Pearl Harbor strike the public anticipates early release of what happened in the initial Japanese assault. Americans look for clearer understanding of the task ahead as the nation braces for likely bad news following British reports of major naval losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Harbor
America
Philadelphia Rejects False Air Raid Alarms Plan
The city states no false air raid alarms will be permitted in Philadelphia and warns that any sirens heard will be treated as real. Officials criticize nationwide false alarms as costly education and urge improvements in city plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Convict Escape at Leavenworth Ends in Barricade Killings
Six desperate convicts escaped from Leavenworth today and shot Warden Thomas B. White who was held as a hostage. A posse of about 500 killed three barricaded criminals at the E C Salsbury farm house west of Leavenworth. Other items note a local officers meeting, a Legion post organizing a bugle corps, a world tour plan for Dr William L Burdick, a college year leave, and a Irish tenor performance at a small audience venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary
Thomas B. White
E.C. Salsbury
Leavenworth
Cooperative Club
Green Owl Tea Room
Irwin T. Hartley
Bruce McKee
John Rumsey
Gloria 1 God
Howard Sut!erland
Walter Schaal
A .N. Yancy
Charles Nuffer
E. F. Abels
Lisle Eby
H. R. Lindenberger
Dorsey-Liberty
American Legion
Legion
Howard Moore
Ed Brass
Phil Bowen
A. B. Elliott
William L. Burdick
Board of Regents
John Mc
Letters to the Editor on continuing Jayhawk Shelter drive
John E. Bowers argues against dropping the Jayhawk Shelter fund as Britain faces German bombing. He recalls prior American generosity, notes wartime sacrifices, and urges persistent local giving until the $4,000 goal is met, despite new war demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Lawrence
British Isles
Save the Children
United States
Hitler
Britain
Jayhawk
John E. Bowers
Diana Clings to Hope Amid Family Intrigue
In a tangled tale Diana Curt faces accusations from sister in law Adela and a web of affair rumors with Richard Thorpe. Diana dreams of Stephen alive after an ominous insurance twist and a dramatic confrontation looms in the hunt lodge drawing room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diana
Adela
Richard Thorpe
Thorpe
Stephen
Phil Bruce
Evalyn Thorpe
Richard
South America
Bruce
Phil
Larkin
Aunt Christie
State Guards to Take Over Emergency Protection
Topeka December 11 state guardsmen will assume duties now performed by the regular army Brig Gen Frederick Uhl sev enth army corps area commander notified Gov Payne Ratner plans prepared by Adjutant General Milton R Mc Lean leading to transfer of emergency protection duties to state guardsmen
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas State
Kansas Boy Is Killed in Japanese War Zone
Pi-Roth Narramore 21 of Elmdale was killed in service in the Japanese war zone. His parents Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Narramore were notified by the War Department. Narramore had played for the Emporia Ban Johnson baseball team and enlisted in the navy corps in November 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia
Pi—Roth Narramore
D. M. Narramore
Elmdale
War Department
Narramore
Emporia Ban Johnson
Navy Corps
Buckler of Faith Poem by Louisa Don Carlos
Poem extols divine protection and peace under Almighty wings. Wording emphasizes trust in God’s truth as shield and buckler and a hopeful message for the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Don Carlos
Revolt in Cyklades Islands Reported by Telegrams
Telegrams from Athens say a revolution has broken out in the Cyklades in the Aegean Sea. Greek communities in Egypt renounce allegiance to King Constantine as events unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Athens
Cyclades
Aegean Sea
Egypt
Constantine
Kaw River
Grant Township
North Lawrence
Union Pacific
Edward MacDowell
Fraser Hall
Lawrence
A. P. Hultz
Eunice Margaret
Food Enough For All Say Officials
Washington officials reassured housewives that wartime food shortages are unlikely. Record crops and stockpiles support President Roosevelt’s claim that there is enough food for all and extra to export. Milk and egg output hit new highs while citrus and winter vegetables show strong prospects despite potential Pacific shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
America
Roosevelt
United States
Far
Texas
Pacific
Philippines
Cuba
Puerto Rico
South America
Christmas Candies Free Grab Shock Sparked by Merchant
A merchant reports half a bucket of Christmas candies vanished during a free grab while he had not yet sold ten cents worth. The Commercial club held its annual meeting with strong attendance, electing Capt. L. M. Toush and George J. Barker to membership and naming officers including President W. F. March and Treasurer J. A. Spalding. Sce crossings at Eldridge block corner were fixed today. Mr and Mrs G B Penny returned from Kansas City where they attended grand opera. John Watkins will host the Happy Go Lucky whist club at their Massachusetts street home tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
L. M. Toush
George J. Barker
W. F. March
M. Newmark
Endsley Jones
Paul Landis
J. A. Spalding
Stee Ys
J. R. Sanborn
J. Churchill
W. Bromersick
Eldridge Block
G. B. Penny
Kansas City
John Watkins
Massachusetts Street
War Today analyzes Axis declaration and Pacific fronts
The piece notes Germany Italy and Japan declare war on the United States with limited immediate impact, cites Japanese Luzon landings and a Japanese battleship hit, and discusses Pacific and European fronts. It weighs British and Bolshevik positions, threats to Atlantic shipping, and possible German moves via Spain or North Africa.
Young Rob Feller Joins Navy Reserve as Boatswain’s Mate
Chicago December 11. Rob Feller a renowned pitcher was sworn in as a boatswain’s mate in the U.S. Naval Reserve. The ceremony was officiated by Lt. Com. Gene Tunney and aired over the radio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rob Feller
United States Naval Reserve
Gene Tunney
Baker Beals Victory Over Friends In Close Kansas Conference Game
Baker defeats Friends University 33 to 30 in a close Tuesday night Kansas conference clash at Baldwin. The item notes Baker football’s strong season and four Liston players making the conference first team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Cotler
Chanute
Baldwin ‘Friends
Kansas City
Baker
Bealdyan
Friends University
Fellowship League
Wesley Players
Mildred Hahn
Dramatic Art
Fern Cherrie
Eva Sandeffer
Sandra
Gerald Wait
Betty Yee
George Hood
Myra Lou Larson
Frank Leitaker
John Phillips
Flora Waldron
Akron
Baldwin
Charles FE. Kalb
Edna Ellsworth
Phi Mu Sorority
W. J. Williams
Liston
Kansas
Larry Timmons
George Count
Dr. Counts
J. W. Counts
Wilson Counts
Mary C. Morgan
Lawrence
Ed’ Wood
W. Wood
Fort Heavengarsh
Camp Lee
Jd. C. Warnock
Dr. Warnock
Radio Schedule Highlights Public Airwave Lineup
Radio listings for Thursday and Friday December 11 12 detail programs across WREN KMBC WDAF WDAK and others. Entries include Ted West Jack Armstrong Tom Mix Little Orphan Annie News and sport casts Glenn Miller and Rudy Vallee orchestras with forecasts and a late night weather roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren
Ted West
KMBC
Terry and the Pirates
WDAK
Jack Armstrong
Tom Mix
WDAF
Fred Waring
Orch
Leon
Kansas City
Xavier Cugat
Maudie
Death Valley Daya
Duffy's Tavern
Aldrich
Elimer Davis
Major Bowes
Music Hall
Glenn Miller
Rudy Vallee
Metropolitan Opera Guild
Wren—Lum
Abner
Frank Fay
Melody
Weather Man
Muehlebach
A.P. Newa
A.P. News
AtsRey Spanier
Moonbeams
Ted Wast
Frank Parker
the Playhouse
Ginny Simma
A.P
Grand Central Station
Lum
WRIEN
Ted Steele
Western Echoes
WOLBC
Amos and
Andy
Wdakf—Orchestra
Gabriel Heatter
Wels Wren
Jimmy Walsh
WALBC
Lanny Rosa
Sammy Kaye
WDAKF
A.P. Nawa
the World Today
Stanley Kenton
Ramon Ramos
Also Mentioned on This Page
Journal-World Day
the World Company
Simons
Y .W. Murray
Dolph Simons
Lawrence -Kansas
Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
New York
West 44Th St
North Michigan Ave
San Francisco
Sansome
Los Angeles
New Orpheum
Baltimore Ave
St. Louis
Star
Detroit
General Motors
Atlanta
Walton
Associated Press
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Cormack
Restaurant Men's Association of
Jayhawk Shelter
Journal-World
Tidal
Joy Cummings
NEA Service, Inc
Steve
Evalyn
Jana
Dewitt MacKenzie
Ts Chief Boatswain
Baldwin News
Ing
Iowa
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Dwain
Morristown
N. J
Braniff Air Ways
Braniff
Kan
City of the Cross
Optometrist
B. G. Gustafson
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