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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1940

Page

2

Holdovers dominate Kansas official turnover in 1990 elections

John G. Stutz of the League of Kansas Municipalities reports 33.7 percent turnover with 2 026 new officers in 6 013 positions. Legislative gains include 28 new senators and 54 new representatives while county commissions show 128 of 215 as new. Longest service records belong to James Wilson of Ellsworth County and Artman of Lincoln County probate court.

Kansas John G. Stutz League of Kansas Municipalities Legislaturre James Wilson Ellsworth County Walter Platt Howard Howard Township Elk County A. Artman Lincoln County C. F. Bell Stevens Ernest R. Ellison Ellis County Stutz

Midnight Christmas Eve Service at Trinity Episcopal

Christmas Eve midnight service at Trinity Episcopal Church begins 11 80. Directed by Oliver Hobbs with Alice Russell as organist. The service features the familiar carols and liturgical prayers, with a sermon titled No Room for the Christ and a benediction.

Trinity Episcopal Church Oliver Hobbs Alice Russell Bethiehem Robert Myers Christ's Church Ward Straper Ward Roberta’ Frowe Ward

Caroling by Union group at Memorial Union and church

Christmas carols will be sung tonight by the Union young people's group at the Memorial Union at 7 30. They plan performances at city hospitals and residential areas and will meet later at the Unitarian church for a party.

Union Young People’s Group Memorial Union Building Unitarian Church

Masonic Notice Lawrence Lodge to Meet Next Monday

Lawrence Lodge No. 6 A F and A M will meet at the temple Monday evening at 7 oclock for work in the entered apprentice degree. Visitors welcome. W C Woodcock and W A Quakenbush listed as officers.

Lawrence Lodge A. M Welna

Armory Opens For Public During M Day Observance

Guards prepare for crowds as main foyer and basement reception rooms stay open until 10 PM while the balcony remains accessible until 6 PM. access to arena floors requires special permission. Schedule shows daily routines from 5 30 to 10 30 PM with later weeks possibly adjusting by 30 minutes. Lt Col Edward J Renth and Tech Sgt Raymond Jones head inspection of Kansas National Guard stations, visiting local units Saturday.

Edward J, Renth Kansas Tech Raymond Jones National Guard

Lawrence lights mix with decorations as Christmas season nears

Residents in West Hills and the 1500 block on Rhode Island Street decorate large trees with neon stars and near every home glows with outdoor lights. Teachers and custodians add to town beauty while drivers misread traffic signals. City council planned a 5 PM meeting to approve December payroll claims before Christmas.

Lawrence West Hills Stratford Road West Hills Parkway George Humphrey Rhode Island Street

Debating National Debt as a Blessing and Hamilton’s Role

Q and A outlines views on whether national debt is a blessing. It cites Hamilton as first treasury secretary, notes debt growth from 50 to 75 million, and credits debt for bank formation and early party system. Roosevelt warns against deficits and fiscal mismanagement in a 1982 Pittsburgh speech.

Hamilton Webster Roosevelt France Holland Spain First United States Bank Pittsburgh

Issues Before Congress in Early 1941 Agenda

Washington notes list flush of domestic concerns awaiting the new congress January 3 including President Roosevelt's monetary powers soil conservation and continuation of the bituminous coal commission The stabilisation fund expires June 30 1941 unless renewed and farm act benefits end January 1 1942 unless renewed Reorganization powers end January 21 1941 reapportionment issues loom as 1940 census shifts are debated Coal commission ends April 26 1941 with possible extension sought Senator Guffey leads push Maritime Labor Board and Public Works program wind down June 30 1941, and CCC life ends then with FHA loan guarantees expiring July 1.

Washington Roosevelt Bituminous Coal Commission Congress Treasury House of Representatives Guffey D-Pa Maritime Labor Board Public Works Administration Commodity Credit Corporation Federal Housing Administration

Groucho Impersonator Sinon D. J. Collins In Town

Sinon D. J. Collins of Leavenworth visits Lawrence for a day and plans personal appearances at the lobby and on stage at the Jayhawker theater. The Marx brothers new film Go West opens at the Jayhawker on Christmas day. Collins tours coast to coast and is noted by Walter Winchell for attending Elsa Maxwell parties.

Sinon D. J. Collins Lawrence Leavenworth Groucho Marx Collins Jayhawker Theater Marx Brothers Elsa Maxwell Sinon Collins

Kansas shops urged to provide data for defense subcontracts

Topeka December 23 Kansas machine shops are urged by H Rhoads industrial agent for the Kansas Industrial Development commission to submit detailed data on size production capacity employment item types and equipment to the commission at once to qualify for national defense sub contracts Princess Hohenlohe of Hungary will depart the United States December 28 officials said no deportation proceedings are planned The Chamber of Commerce reports 31680 in scrip books issued to local National Guardsmen.

Topeka PR. H. Rhoads Kansas Industrial Development Commission Kansas Machine Shops Rhoads Commission Hohenlohe Washington Justice Department Hungary United States Chamber of Commerce

Decrease in Shipping Losses Reported by Admiralty

London dec 28 the admiralty reports a total of 41476 tons of merchant shipping built by enemy action during the week ending December 15 a sharp drop from the weekly average of 62867 tons indicating improved protection and fewer losses in wartime shipping efforts.

London Admiralty

Italy’s Navy Convoys Aid to Libyan Forces

La Tribuna reports Italy's navy is convoying reinforcement troops and supplies across the Mediterranean to hard pressed Libyan front lines.

Rome la Tribuna Italy Mediterranean Libya

Armory Buzzes With Christmas Military Mobilization

The armory becomes a hive of activity as guardsmen mobilize for Christmas with meals at Wiedemann's and the home station. About 20 men will dine at the armory at 2 30 pm after exams and drills as Capt Morawetz and Lt Snider coordinate limited instructional work. Maj Moyer tours the towns while De Soto city clerk Linden brings ten guardsmen.Twenty three Jewell county recruits arrive by car with leaders Postlethwaite Cook and Eads and Forest Eads. about 12 will go home for Christmas. City residents furlough to Tuesday noon, Lawrence residents get Wednesday off.

Francis Morawetz Wayne Allphin Harold K. Snider Sam P. Moyer Lawrence C. H. Linden DeSoto Charles Eugene Jewell County Kenneth Postlethwaite Company M Cook Jack Eads Corp. Forest Eads

Church Well Filled For Christmas Program At Church Of God

Standing room was tight as extra seats were filled for the Christmas Season program at the Church of God. The event featured a three net play and a pageant, plus a white gift collection of four bushels of food and clothing to aid the needy. Rev. E E Kardatzke announced ongoing Sunday night Community Sings through January and John Ulrich and his Seeing Eye dog Dutchie will present a Christmas program Wednesday night for public attendance.

Church of God Church E. E. Kardatzke John Ulrich

Deaths and Funerals John M. Baugh 75

John M. Baugh 75 died Saturday night in a Kansas City hospital. Funeral services were held this afternoon at First Christian church in Pleasanton. Burial will follow in Pleasanton. He is survived by three daughters Mrs. BE. A. Sims Lawrence Mrs. Floyd Campbell Prescott Kan and Mrs. Florence Wallace Kansas City Mo one son Keith Baugh Goff Kan one brother and two sisters eight grandchildren.

John M. Baugh Kansas City First Christian Church Pleasanton BE. A. Sims Lawrence Floyd Campbell Prescott Kan Florence Wallace Keith Baugh Goff

Death of John Madl in St Paul Kan

John Madl aged 84 died Saturday at his home in St Paul Kansas. A Wellsville native long of Belleview, he will be buried in St Paul after Catholic services tomorrow morning. He leaves a wife two daughters Mia John Kasberger and Eudora and Mrs Carrie Miller El Dorado seven sons John William Herbert Louis Henry all of St Paul Ernest of St Louis and Rev George Madl of Iowa.

John Madl Saturda St. Paul Kan Wellsville Belleview Mia John Kasberger Eudora Carrie Miller el Dorado John William Herbert Louis Henry Ernest St. Louis George Madl Iowa

Death of Arthur M Caulk at 67 in Tennessee street home

Arthur M Caulk aged 67 died this morning at his home on Tennessee street. Funeral services are set for 2 pm Tuesday at Rumsey funeral home with burial in Hennessey Oklahoma on Thursday. Survived by wife Myrtle and six grandchildren plus three children J A Caulk Lawrence F R Caulk Winfred S D and Mrs R M Larcom War tensbutk Mo.

Arthur M. Caulk Tennessee Street Rumsey Hennessey Okla Myrtle Caulk J. A. Caulk Lawrence F. R. Caulk Winfred, S. D R. M. Larcom War- Tensbutk, Mo

Funeral Services for John T. Hughey

Funeral services for John T. Hughey of Linwood were held at Federated church Linwood at 2 pm. Burial followed at Mt. Sidney Linwood with Masonic rites at the grave. Hughey, a longtime Leavenworth county farmer, died Saturday morning at Research Hospital Kansas City. He is survived by his son Orville J. Hughey of the home and two sisters Mrs. T. W. Martin Linwood and Mrs. Will Nickelson Peabody.

John T. Hughey Linwood Research Hospital Kansas City Federated Church Mt. Sidney Hughey Leavenworth County I. Hughey Orville J. Hughey

Death recalls Brady family in Monticello history

The death of William Henderson at Monticello Kansas last Saturday and his funeral today recall a Brady kin group long tied to the area. Henderson aged 71 spent his life on the family farm and left a son in the east. Attending the funeral was cousin Mrs C D Hurd of Grantville and Norah Long of Lawrence noted in the Brady family.

William Henderson Monticello Kan John Brady Catherine Johnson County Ebbert Wichita James Hezekiah Brady U. S Idaho John Leeford Brady Lawrence Charles D. Stough Will Henderson C. D. Hurd Grantville Brady Norah David Long Dauithter Salina Long

Fire at Jack Kelsey farm barn alarms Country Club area

The fire department answered an alarm at 2 55 this afternoon at the Jack Kelsey farm near the Country Club. A blaze was reported in a barn at the location.

Jack Kelsey Country Club

Churchill's Warning on Italy and Allied Fate

Churchill denounces Italian shift from neutrality, warns Britain faces a shared fate with France and empire as Mussolini drills Italy toward war. He recalls his peace efforts, questions Italy's leadership, and predicts Italy must choose between alignment with Britain or a Nazi-dominated path.

Churchill France Commonwealth of Nations Italy British Empire Mussolini Church 11 Duce Africa Attila Brenner Pass Gestapo

Italian plane sinks British auxiliary cruiser off North Africa

The high command said an Italian plane torpedoed and sank a British auxiliary cruiser off the North African coast. The land front in Libya remained unchanged according to the daily communique.

Rome High Command North African Libya

State Cage Tourneys Awarded Topeka For 19 22

Emporia wins AA state high school basketball tournament for March 19 to 22. Salina hosts the A event, Hutchinson hosts the B tournament. E A Thomas, activities commissioner, announced the assignment today.

Topeka Emporia E. A. Thomas Salina Hutchinson

Palmer Hearing Continued To January Rescoped

The preliminary hearing for Robert Palmer charged with perjury was continued from today to January 38.

Palmer Robert Palmer

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Supreme Court By Stalner Pune W. C. Woodcock, W W. A. _Quakenbush Pea Finis Lee Colman Douglas County C.P.C W. F. Elking Colman F. G. Hagenbuch Hunt W. F. Elkin Myron Dicker Carl Hird Groucho’s Wiedemann’s The University of Kansas Dean Malott Evelyn Jones Payne Ratner Mose H. Rhodes, Jr New Jersey Street Horton Rhodes Noretta Rhodes Caroline Coleman Miami Fla Masa Esther L. Parry Westinghouse Olson Bros Allison-Armstrong T. G. Fitch Agcy Mass mPlace Clothing McGrew-Peck Inv. CO Earth Krum Coal Co John’s Coal Co Orley, M Smith Coal Co Reedy Lbr and Coal Co University Coal Co Snider Coal Co Logan-Moore Co Jayhawk Snider Coal Company Quality Coal and Service N. A. St Postoffice
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