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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1941
Page
3
Debt Limit Growling Toward Future Hike Says Gazette
The Hut chinson Gazette argues the sixty five billion dollar federal debt ceiling is temporary as deficits fund unbalanced budgets. It warns the line will be raised again within a year and that funding relies on deficit financing rather than armament, with debt never fully repaid and a future capital levy on holders of government obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson Gazette
British Parachute Troops Reported In Lower Italy
Report claims British para chute troops have landed in lower Italy and were captured before wrecking aqueducts or severing water supplies. It marks the first time such troops are mentioned and notes other powers, including the United States, training parachutists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italy
Flanders
United States
World peace and the lure of a utopian order
The piece critiques US efforts at the peace table and possible postwar moves toward a world order led by collective schemes. It warns that broad appeasement aims may misjudge practical limits and threaten national aims as nations seek equal shares of territory and resources after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
League of Nations
England
Enduring Inequalities After War and Peace Gains
The passage argues that postwar recovery will not rapidly erase disparities in productivity and human capability. It warns against expecting an immediate global shift to a benevolent society, noting lasting inequalities and the need to endure and gradually improve as peace returns.
Japan Uses Pacific Threat as Possible Diversion
Observers question if Tokyo means serious escalation in the south Pacific or if the warning is a distraction to hinder British Dutch and Australian forces relocated to Europe. Allies rely on ships and sea lanes, while Japan aids German raiders and bases as travel in the western Pacific grows riskier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Pacific
Far East
Europe
Western Pacific
New Sea Raids by Germans Claim Devastating Tactics
The Germans report sinking thirteen ships in a British convoy raid totaling about 40 000 tons of material. They emphasize a new joint use of aircraft submarines and surface ships. Details will reach the public later as Britain studies the attack and potential defenses evolve.
Camp Robinson Becomes Model for New Training Camps
Fort Leonard Wood officials and staff visit Camp Robinson to study its program and adopt ideas for their own camp. They plan to start once preparations are complete and men are drafted under the selective service act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Robinson
Fort Leonard Wood
Alfonso names constitutional movement leader in Spain
King Alfonso designated Jose Antonio Sanchez Guerra to head the movement for a constitutional convention on Spain's future government. James O. Casey, 61, a custodian at Liberty Memorial High School, died at the school from injuries after a fall on the third floor hallway. City plans call for sidewalk repairs and a public campaign to improve walkways. The Current Event club held an anniversary banquet at Mrs. D. A. Miller’s home with Valentine motifs and a bridge luncheon at the Colonial tea room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfonso
Jose Antonio Sanchez Guerra
Spain
James 0. Casey
Liberty Memorial High School
Lawrence
City Commission
D. A. Miller
John Watts
Oscar Brownlee
J. D. Stranathan
D. J. Teviotdale
C. L. Knight
Verner Smith
W. H Horr
Charles M. Baker
F. B. Davis
May Gardner
Colonial Tea Room
Could Hitler wage simultaneous offensives across Europe and Asia
Diplomatic and military leaders in London warn that Germany faces limits in striking Britain and concurrent campaigns in the Balkans and at Mediterranean fronts. The piece notes Germany’s fuel and air constraints, German reserves, and Tokyo’s caution as Berlin weighs multi front pressure and risk to Turkey and Greece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Axis
Vuerope
Far East
Maryland
Gibraltar
Spain
Suez
Balkans
Turkey
Greece
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Singapore
Dutch East Indies
the Elks
Auburn
N. Y
Hitler
Britain
Mediterranean
Fuehrer
Tokyo
Nippon
Germany
British Isles
England
Channel Front
Lawrence merchants eye convention status for city
The Lawrence Merchants and Farmers association votes to position the city as a convention town inviting visitors at personal expense. Three new members join the association Alfred P. Rudiger R C Manley and W W Savage. Sir Johnson Forbes Robertson promotes Hamlet appearance at the Eldridge house and a river pier project advances with sand hoggers clearing muck from the Kansans river bottom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Eldridge House
Opera House
Kansans
B. B. Power
E. F. Caldwell
A. Gifford
Gifford
A. R. Kennedy
Dr. Elliott
Boston
List of Local Dignitaries and Families in Attendance
Dr Elliott and family and numerous local figures including Mr and Mrs J R Wise Professor and Mrs Stevens Mr and Mrs Kennard Reverend and Mrs RE Backus Miss Alberta Corbin Dr and Mrs Kennedy attended the event, highlighting community ties and prominent names in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Elliott
J. R. Wise
Stevens
Kennard
RE. D. Backus
Alberta Corbin
Kennedy
Notable Sternberg brothers and local business trends in Kansas
Forty years ago in Kansas towns a liquor sale frenzy sparked church vandalism in Winfield with stained glass smashed at U B church. The piece highlights three Sternberg brothers: Surgeon General Sternberg, Judge Sternberg in the Philippines, and C H Sternberg a fossil collector with works in major museums. It notes Moak stables thriving under Mr Monk, Vic Johnson buying Spalding grocery, a street railway franchise inquiry led by L M Erb, and a hint that Lawrence might save street cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Winfield
U. B
Sternberg
U. S. Army
U.S
Judge Sternberg
Philippines
C. H. Sternberg
West
British Museum
Leipsic
Smithsonian Institute
Monk
Hack Tie
Vic Johnson
Spalding
Taylor
L. M. Erb
Chicago
Lawrence
Baldwin News Social Roundup Reflects Local Visits
Emporia visitors Mr. and Mrs. BE Lewis visited their Baker students Charlotte and Rhodes Lewis in Baldwin. Holcombe Hour club hosted at the Bennett home with Hymn Study led by Flow Liston and talks by Rev. William Runyan. Pending March hosts Charlotte Curran Catherine Van Keuren and H L McHenry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. d. Lewis
Emporia
Baldwin
Charlotte
Rhodes
Virgil Wood
Holcombe Hour Club
Bennett Home
Ethel Watkins
Mildred Hahn
Christine Reb
Ruth Ellen Stewart
William M. Runyan
H.L. McHenry
Merriam
G. L. Davis
Richard Stephens
Arthur Messenheimer
Lecompton
William J. Betts
Donald
Harveyville
Fred Bettes
Mskridge
Saldwit
Amelia
Lois Bettes
Cleo Betts
Jov Liston
G. M. Liston
G. J. Hunt
William M. Ralph
J.C. Warnock
Finn Graham
Allan Daurherty
Dennis
Topeka
Daurherty
Eugene Kramer
Edward Huey
Grace
Margarette
Mary Kay
Alice Busino
Lawrence
Edward Henry
St. Paul
April and Kent Take a Hillside Picnic Day
April plans to pose as her sister Ann for a day with Kent and their dog Nip. As the trip unfolds her resolve weakens when Kent reveals his hospital leave was to spend time together. They journey to a hilltop with a windmill farm and a planned steak fry, but April fears the ruse will be exposed by clumsiness while preparing the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
April
Kent
Nip
Ann
Mother
Dad
Jonesburg
Crestwood
Rockland
Windmill Farm
Octavia
Firelight Kiss Seals New Love in Serial Drama
In a glowing scene, April watches a match illuminate the fire. Kent urges caution then kisses Ann, mistaken for April, amid heat and hush. April feels a new joy as she realizes Kent loves her, whispering his name with awe as the kiss deepens. (To Be Continued)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
April
Kent
Darling
Radio Programs Saturday Evening Schedule Overview
A dense listing of radio programming across WREN KMBC WDAF and others for Saturday evening February 15 into Sunday February 16, detailing shows from musical programs and news to dramas and sports casts with times and station names. It also includes Sunday and Monday slots with additional programs and conclusions with weather forecasts and public affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren—Vass
KMBC
Wdaf—Safety Council Pym
WDAF
Linwood Cavaliers
Wren
Augustin Gara
K. C
Israel
KXMBC
Kansas City
WDAK
Brush Creek Follies
Lincoln Orch
W Benewscast
Orrin Tucker
Associated Press
WMBC
Wihhn
Jimmy Dorsey
Orch
WDAP
Nighthawks
Thils
Jerry Wald
Wilein
Richard Hinmicher
Edgewater Beach
Bob Knight
Associated Press News
A.P
Graziella Parraga
WDHAP
Hollywood Church
WSAP
Tony Wons
Whrien
Graham McNamee
John Tompkins
Happiness Design
Ray Herbeck
WWDAF
Silver Theatre
Manhattan
Parker
WBREN
John
Bill Stern
Goodwill
Orientale
Associated Preas
Nmoonbeams
Woody Herman
Jack Denny
Bob .Knight
Savoy Ballroom
WDAFP
Jack Armstrong
Tom Mix
Fred Waring
Romeos
Frazier Hunt
Blondig
J.Q
Wren—J Louis-Lorazio
Guy Lombardo
Burns and Allen
National Radio Forum
Kibc
Irene Rich
Amos and
Andy
Wnewscast
Lanny Ross
Wdaf—Orchestra
Midland Minstrels
The
World Today
Orchestra
Johnny Gilbert
Eastwood Park
Community Notes From Hesper Area Social Roundup
Mr and Mrs Roger Stanley returned from visiting their son Lindley in Miami Ila. Several families from the area shared visits and dinners including Williamson, Ness, Nets, Kraybill, Jackman, and Bernitz with extended travels to Kansas City and Topeka. The Keystone Korner Klub plans a Tuesday afternoon meeting and residents report weekend gatherings and club activities across Endora Eudora Topeka and Linwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Stanley
Lindley Stanley
Miami
Ila
Cham Williamson
Kansas City
Walter Williamson
Fred Nels
Clarence Ness
Keith
Bernice Ann
Fall Leaf
Veral Nets
Arthur
Eudora
James Kraybill
Arleen
Topeka
Oscar Jackman
O. D. Dunlap
Floyd
Bill Ness
Charles Gerstenberger
Carl Bernitz
Carl Pfiger
Freddie
Keystone Korner Klub
Inez Griffin
Homer Kurts
Carl Kurtz
Stephen Oldham
Sam Nets
Maurice Starr
C. BR. Johnson
Endora
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Los Angeles
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Walton
Focal News
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Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Japan
S. M. Metcalf
St. Paul, Minn
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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