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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1944
Page
6
Strategic Stations Foothold on Greenland Sought by German War Machine
The Coast Guard reports battles off Greenland and the capture of two weather observation stations. Weather data from these stations was relayed to Germany, but observers were captured and stations sunk or abandoned. Coast Guard actions illustrate the challenge of keeping invaders from the western hemisphere and may continue as long as the war lasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeland
Est
North Sea
Europe
Coast Guard
Greenland
Germany
Gre
Hemsphere
Staying on the Job in War Plants
A nation-wide compilation shows war plant workers exhibit better retention and lower absenteeism than non-war industry. The report credits perseverance among war plant employees and urges further reductions, noting production needs require continued dedication similar to that on battle fronts.
Meaning of Involved Religious Language
A religious publication questions depictions of a meeting noting ministers often use elaborate phrasing that makes meaning unclear. Laymen observe that spiritual matters can be hard to grasp even with concise language, highlighting the gap between intent and interpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blank
Confusion in Greece Threatens Postwar Peace Efforts
The Greek crisis shows political considerations intruding into a primarily military situation. Partial liberation leaves a crucial need for order as Churchill faces criticism at home and abroad for plans to disband private armies. Guns in factional clashes risk delaying peace goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Churchill
Imay
E-Bond Sale Faces Shortfall in Douglas County Campaign
Douglas County reports progress toward the E-bond quota but notes purchases are short of the treasury target. Officials explain large E-bond sales help absorb public purchasing power to curb inflation, while recent rules limiting eligible buyers hinder reaching the quota set after earlier victory loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Treasury
Bright days on western front aid Allied ground gains
The article notes that sunny days that allow close cooperation between tactical air forces and ground troops speed up advances, while few such days have occurred recently. It suggests dark skies will dominate the winter, and observes the Nazis prosper when their actions remain unseen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Front
American Guns Hammer Saarland Industrial Areas
American long range artillery at the edge of the Saarland inflicts heavy damage on closely packed industrial zones essential to German war operations. Hard fighting secured the vantage point and more effort is needed to hold it as German counterattacks, though repelled so far, press the line. Each round from the heavy guns degrades German capacity to continue resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saarland
Lawrence welcomes journalist fifty three years ago
Fifty three years ago yesterday W C Simons of the Journal World arrived in Lawrence to start in the newspaper business. He recalls the Gay Nineties began with a panicky mood under a Democratic administration, ending with McKinley’s election. He notes the US egg surplus was to be shipped to the Allies in dried form, a provision GIs on remote fronts would likely view as satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Simons
The
Journal-World
Lawrence
McKinley
United States
Roosevelt Frontier Remark Recalled on Eastern Rhine
A historical reference recalls Theodore Roosevelt's late remark that the eastern frontier equates to the Rhine, highlighting a comparison of national boundaries and strategic outlook. The note emphasizes enduring views on security, diplomacy, and regional influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Rhine
War Today Examines Atlantic Charter and Power Blocs
The piece argues that World War II era fears rise as European blocs form. It stresses that failure to uphold the Atlantic Charter could push the East toward a hostile bloc and threaten a new United Nations system. It cites past League of Nations failures and calls for renewed Big Three unity amid Polish crises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Europe
Chungking
Middle
Far East
China
India
United Nations Security Organization
League
Peace Organization
United States
Sam
Security Organization
League of Nations
British Empire
America
Senate
Iit
London
Roosevelt
Stalin
Churchill
Manchester Guardian
Old Home Town Social Fragments Highlight Busy Season
A string of small town social items covers breakfasts, theatre, and visits. Agnes Husband and Miss Trene Peabody hosted a morning breakfast. the Cooperettes plan a Monday meeting at Mrs. Donald Seltam’s home. the Bell Telephone association held a Christmas party at Eldridge Grill with the two act comedy Mrs. Oakley’s Telephone featuring Omelia Varvel and others, plus Lois Fisher’s solos and tap dance by Lavina Cleat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Husband
Trene Peabody
Cooperettes
Donald Seltam
Bell Telephone Association
Eldridge Grill
Clyde C ‘Otd
Fe Jacoby
Independence
Ja. H. B. Bullene
Maga- Massachucct Art
Evelyn Ee la
New York School
Evelyn
G. Herr
Penneyiveia Street
Concert adds funds to university program celebration
A 25 year ago notice notes a concert at the university raised $800 for a National fund. The event involved Guardsmen and coal field ties with Craig Kennedy and Mrs Frank S Moyer mentioned in accompanying notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Fund
Craig Fg Kennedy
Frank S. P. Moyer
Lawrence and Kingman couple wed in Kansas ceremony
Forty years ago Miss Bertha Dews of Lawrence married Lewis Shanklin of Kingman in a Kingman Wednesday ceremony. Witnesses were Mrs. Leslie K. Kenoyer and Miss Nettie Shanklin. Shanklin plans to remain in school at Lawrence High until spring. Other notes mention visits and holiday plans among local residents including Miss Edith Christensen, Miss Lena Beal, Miss Mary C. Anderson, Mrs. J. W. Blair, Mrs. Nellie McCall, Miss Annie Esterle, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lovewell awaiting relatives and events over the Christmas season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Dews
Lawrence
Lewis Shanklin
Kingman
Leslie Kenoyer
Nettie Shanklin
J. W. Blair
Russell
F. L. Teenorey
George
Kansas City
Nellie McCall
Mies
Annie Esterle
Jacob Heinz
Gas City
Mra
Paul Lovewell
Mises
Alice Spaulding
Burlington
H G Wells Demands retirement of Churchill
London reports novelist H G Wells calls Prime Minister Churchill unfit for leadership and out of touch with Britain's war aims. He labels Churchill's Greek policy discreditable and accuses him of pro royalty snobbery and limited ideas in a fierce critique. Also notes University dorm redecorating during Christmas break including Watkins Miller Joliffe halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
H. G. Wells
Churchill
Britain
Ribune
Ees
Chasehill
Wells
Greece
Church
K. U
Watkins Hall
Miller Hall
Joliffe Hall
University Women
Marie Miller
Moll family in Beaumont trip and local notices
Eudora reports Mr and Mrs Fred Moll visited son Leo Moll in Beaumont Texas and toured Orange Pt Arthur Sabine Bay and Galveston Bay. They attended Lake Charles Louisiana and Lake Scott funeral in Excelsior Springs Missouri for John W Scott aged 87. Various local dinners and church events noted including Sunday school rehearsals and a Christmas party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Moll
Leo Moll
Beaumont
Tex
Orange
Pt. Arthur
Sabeen Bay
Galveston Bay
Gulf
Lake Charles
la. K
J. O. Scott
Excelsior Springs
Mr. Scott
John W. Scott
William Zimmerman
Lawrence
George Maul
Kansas City
Martin Abel
June Louise
Evening Star
Larry Lefholz
Diane
Kaw Valley
Fred Moll Prissy
Alfred Eisele
Sublette
Eudora
Veral Neil
Baldwin News: George Griffith Ill at Home with Pneumonia
Local gas company manager George Griffith is reported ill with pneumonia at his Grange Street home. Baker House Mothers Club hosted its annual Christmas luncheon at the Pine Room College Cafe with Mrs. Schrumpf and Mrs. Nelson as hostesses. Additional guests included Mrs. Nelson P. Horn and Dean Grace Irwin. Delta Delta Delta alliance held its December meeting at Mrs. Homer Schoepflin’s South Eighth Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Griffith
Grange Street
Local notes from Baldwin area community events
The Baldwin column covers a Delta alumna guest visit, Needlecraft club plans for next Monday at Mrs Birs W, and a vehicle accident near a bridge involving Claire Leitaker and companions. Family updates include Lt Marguerite Huey’s Army Nurse Corps transfer, and local residents Edward Huey and Mary Riesenmey. A Baker church service and social happenings at the First Methodist church are noted alongside a bus crash injuring a passenger and a telephone pole incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enes
Delta
Birs
Paul C. Kochan
Lawrence
Claire
F. C. Leitaker
Betty Jo Erickson
Helen Highbaugh
Marion McDaniel
Shirley Schearer
Edward Huey
Marguerite M| Huey
Colo
Wood
Huey
Army Nurse Corps
Pfc
William
M! Ci
Baldie
Chandler
Baldwin
Perat Thompson
Iat i Ee Paestrskie Zineurg
Baker
First Methodist
Reeter
Sam Hedrick
Claire Leitaker
Thesanson
Mira Rave Mary Riesenmey
St Joseph
Ottawa
Prologue and flashback uncover Michal's past in Bethlehem
In a courtyard Roman soldiers confront Michal and demand male children under two. Michal recalls acacia customs and questions Jonathan's memory as Joel seeks Malachi and answers about Drusus amid Bethlehem's heat and harvest, foreshadowing future revelations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michal
Den
Herod
Alain
Joel
Jonathan
Malachi
Flavia
Drusus
Finsvia
Bethlehem
Eva
Jerusalem
Driasus
Radio Programs Friday Evening listed by stations
Friday evening schedule shows WREN KMBC WDAF airing Jack Armstrong Big Mother Club News From Yesterday Newsroom Lone KMBC Friday folklore safety program and music blocks. Programs include It Pays to Be Ignorant Gang Busters Victor Esnd Parade Amos and Andy clocks and chores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren
Jack Armstrong
KMBC
Wdaf—Safety Council
Wren Wates
WDAF
Wren—Ford
EKMBC
Aldrich Milly
Des Taverner
Historic Radio Schedule Fragments and Programs Listed
A fragmentary listing presents a mix of radio programs and station IDs such as WREN KMBC WDAF WDAR WDAPNBC and WRE N includes music, news, canteens and r e public affairs segments with times ranging from 3:45 to 11:00 and references to personalities like Lee Sims Andra Kostelanetsky Charlie Agnew and Philharmonic broadcastsProceedings are incomplete and presented as a snapshot of a broadcast schedule from multiple stations with various programs and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WDAP
Wren
KMBC
Barry Ood
Pater
Grne Opey
le Brith
Brush Creek Em
WDAF
Wrein—Hoosier
Hop
WDAH
Wartha
Hobby Sherwood
Lee Sims
Charlie Agnew
Orch
Charlotta Greenwood
Philharmonic
Andra Kostelanste
WDAR
Willan L. Shiver
Ossie
Harriett
Beale
Una Mu
Ficks
Hicks
Joe Boston
Jin’s. Journ
Wdarorsmingy Mosle Aloan
Riley
Orient
Geor
Kates Smith
Gitdersl Herslesra
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Bureau of Circulations
Sun
Jence
United
United States of America
United America
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Pittsburg
Kansas National Guard
Robert Mathews
Gladys
Mathews
Mae Tabor
A. Henley
Warren Henley
California
W. B. Wilcox
Inlaw
Mia
B. F Douglas
Hazel
Oak Ridge
U. S
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B. G. Gustafson
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Association
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