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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1941
Page
4
Knox Warns of Imminent Invasion and Gas Threat
Naval Secretary Knox told a house committee that Germany could launch an invasion as soon as favorable weather returns and that poison gas would heighten the menace. His testimony aims to amplify pressure behind the lease-lead bill, possibly distracting from the bill’s domestic impact. Congress has time, as the measure would affect overseas events later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox
House
England
Congress
A Cut for Labor Leaders Stokes Bid Controversy
Henry Ford bid on 11 781 army trucks, a quarter of a million dollars below the winning bid. Ford did not win because it refuses to operate a union shop. The piece argues labor provisos inflated costs, reducing defense efficacy and shifting charges to taxpayers. It compares this to French policy and accuses the current administration of backing racketeering by labor leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
Ford
Funston
France
United States
Aid Debate in Kansas Senate Over Relief Law Lien Clause
The Kansas Senate debated removing the lien clause from the relief law. A proponent argued the clause caused defeats of county officers in the last election and similar complaints target the entire relief law. Even after distributing funds and issuing bonds, financial shortfalls persist for relief recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Senate
Muore
Senate Scraps Lien Clause In Relief Law Debate
The article discusses opposition by senators to the recovery and lien clauses in relief legislation. It notes public irritation over forced repayment claims and questions whether county officials have a vested right to indirect relief via public funds. The Senate voted out the lien provision amid concerns of politics and justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Wheeler’s 1930s “inevitable” rise framed at Roosevelt chat
President cites former Ambassador Dodd to argue Senator Wheeler long held Germany’s domination as inevitable. Wheeler’s dinner party remarks with Tugwell are treated as proof his foreign policy opposition stems from a belief no one can halt Nazi conquest. The senator remains outspoken and the discussion on Tugwell’s dinner party likely continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Dodd
Wheeler
Europe
New
Tugwell
Germany
Montana
German American band leader to appeal prison sentence
The head of the German American band has been sentenced to a prison term and plans an appeal. He signals a desire for American institutions to endure a while longer despite his conviction.
De Gaulle Seeks Weygand Backing In North Africa War Study
The piece discusses General de Gaulle's push to win General Weygand's support for reentering the North African war against Mussolini's forces in Libya. It notes Vichy tensions with Berlin, Petain's stance, and potential shifts if Bengasi falls, risking a collapse of the Italian empire and affecting Britain’s lifelines. It also covers local items: a Baldwin school operetta, teahouse guests, and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Gaulle
North
Africa
Weyrand
Mussolini
Libya
Herr Hitler
Vichy
Marshal Petain
Britain
Marshal Graziani
Bengasi
Graziani
Tripoli
Tunisia
Verygand
Weygand
France
Mediterranean
Verdun
Petain
Berlin
Paris
Vic
Baldwin News Highlights Local Travels and Student Movement
Dr. Harry Taylor of Drew Theo logical seminary in Madison visits Baker campus to interview prospective students. Families from Cottonwood Falls bring their daughter Peg gy back to Baker after vacation. Mrs. Robert Barbe joins them in Bald win. Dr. and Mrs. Wiley A. Keve travel to Junction City to visit Mrs. Keve’s mother ill. Mrs. O. R. Keller drives them to Lawrence. Bill Deel returns to Baker to begin second semester. Alpha Chis pledge Esther Sharp with a dinner for Dean Grace Irwin and Mrs. H. K. Ebright as guests. Claude B. Beeks of Kansas City listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Taylor
Drew Theological Seminary
Madison
N. J
Baker
George Miller
Cottonwood Falls
Baldwin
Peggy
Robert Barbe
Kansas City
Wiley A. Keve
Junction City
Miss Sharp
Dean Grace Irwin
H. K. Ebright
Claude B. Beeks
Panay defeats Chinese bandits on Yangtze in brief battle
American gunboat Panay and a cargo ship escort repelled an attack by bands of roving communists on the Yangtze above Han Kow. Both vessels escaped unscathed despite a hail of nails and scrap iron. Local officials report payroll cuts for Douglas county road workers and a rising labor intake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Panay
Yangtze River
Hankow
Altho
Douglas County
Ruth Swarthout
Kathleen Eustace
Swarthout
Oread
A. L. Morrow
Kansas City
Elizabeth Tucker
Lawrence High Capers
Leavenworth Five
A. F. Baker
Sunnyside Farm
Baldwin
Kansas
Master Farm Homemaker
Manhattan
Zeppelin raid thwarted as airship turns back over France
Twenty five years ago a zeppelin bound for Paris was spotted near Commesne at 9:45 p.m. A warning warned of a German airship in flight but as it reached the French front searchlights it turned away and seemingly abandoned plans for a raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Commesne
Floral Wreaths to Windsor Castle From US Embassy
The United States embassy plans to send three grand floral pieces to Windsor Castle including wreaths from President McKinley and Mrs. Garfield and a cross from Ambassador Choate. The president’s wreath measures eight feet across and society anticipates King Edward’s reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Windsor Castle
Enant McKinley
Mrs. Garfield
Ambassador Choate
King Edward
Martha Returns To Job After Turbulent Homefront Chapter
Martha leaves Bayville to return to Air Transport seeking independence and self respect. She wrestles with jealousy, finances, and the pull of Paul while reuniting with the firm and securing a warm welcome from the Chief Engineer and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
Bayville
Grace Street
Helen
Butch
Sister
Genie
Eugene
Elliott
Bill
Paul
Mrs. Marshall
Radio Programs Saturday Evening Schedule Recap
A dense listing of radio programs across stations WREN KMBC WDAF KMRB including music varieties news sportscasts dramas and variety shows spanning 6:00 PM to midnight with recurring hosts orchestras and special segments. Notable entries include Grand Ole Opry National Barn Dance Symphony Orchestra and Nightly News with Associated Press updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren—Vass
Kmrbbc
Wdaf—Safety Council
WDAF
Linwood Cavaliers
Wren—World News
KMBC
Wrien—Message of
Israel
Askansas City
Grand Ole Opry
President Roosevelt
Wren—Little OF
Hollywood
Gaye
Wren
Wdaf—Playhouse
T30
Harold Stassen
Brush Creek Follies
Rustie Cabin Orch
Orrin Tucker
Muehlebach Or
Associated Press News
Jimmy Dorsey
Orch
WDAPF
Nighthawks
Shep Field
Bernie Cummins
WDAP
Edgewater Beach
Ramon Ramos
A.P
Graziella Parraga
Hollywood Church
Tony Wons
Graham McNamee
John Tompkins
Ray Herbeck
Viladimir Brenner
Frank Black
Gene Autry
Jimmy Allen
Jack Benny
Kansas City Dineg
Perea
Parker
John
Bill Stern
Goodwill
Crouse
Brook Orch
Muehlebach
Joe Reichman
Johhny Loney
Moonbeams
Woody Herman
Jack Denny
Bob Knight
Savoy Ballroom
Jack Armstrong
Tom Mix
WDAIF
WRIEN
KAMBC
Guy Lombardo
Burns and Allen
National Radio Forum
KMBBC
Irene Rich
Amos and
Andy
Lanny Ross
Wdaf—Orchestra
KMLC
Midland Minstrels
The
World Today
Mbc—Orchestra
Johnny Gilbert
Kmbc—Orchestra
Eastwood Park
Associated
Preas
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W.C. Simons
J.W. Murray
Dolph Simons
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
New York
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Chicago
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
Journal-World
Fort Riley
Kan
Midwest Cavalry Center
Mrs
Charles E. Beeks
Fellowship Hall
Baldwin School
Anna Moore
Jessie Fenton
Frances Bailey
Katherine Kelley
Suzanne Ballard
Jack Flickinger
Jimmie Wilson
Doris Keller
Paul Kochan, Jr
Patty Critchfield
Wells Hively
Robert Guest
Lois Warner
Annabelle White
Carmen Whitley
Norma Caldwell
Betty Barber
George Urmey
G. Yee
Arlen Keplinger
West Baldwin
H. A. Hokanson
FE. F. Douthit
Odessa
William C. Rice
Martha Cooper
W.C.T.U
Evanston, Ill
Evanston
Youth Council
American Association of University Women
W. H. Garrett
James S. Chubb
B.A. Gessner
George Sedore
Robert Sedore
C. N. Challecombe
John Simons
Albert Ivanoff
Alice Gaston
Harry Case
South Seventh Street
W. W. Garrett
Mary Alice Levery
F. M. Hartley
Gladys Elm
Avalia LeFever
Baldwin News
Merchants’ and Farmers’ Association
Otto Gufler
H. B. Ober
O. F E. Perkins
N. B. Sparks
Cosmos Club
Jacob Badsky
George Loxman
Anna W. Arnett
A. L. Mitchell
H. B. Peaks
C. C. Shaler
James Stevens
Emma Wall
J. L. Witter
J. O. Lovejoy
HH. G. Jones
W. R. Eastman
W. H. Dodderidge
S. Cavin
Belle Crowley
Addie Brown
C. O. Bowman
J. C. Bernhard
Anna Arnett
Badsky
Harry Evans
Connecticut Street
Cora G. Lewis
University Board of Administration
Fighteenth
Illinois
Vermont
Nineteenth
Kentucky
Cordley
St. James
India
Ireland
Navy Department
Coates
Rob Anderson
Frieda Barteldes
Clementine Davis
Gorings
Rousel
Topeka
Daisy Johns
Anna Gustafson
Messrs Bates
Harold Gribble
George Finley
Harry Greene
Aurel Rudeing
Ed Walton
Bardia
Bil
NEA Service
Mr. Larkin
Sales
Charlie McCarthy
Walter Winchell
Acassas
Mal Hallett
Optometrist
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Peoples State Bank
9Th
Massachusetts
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