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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1941
Page
4
Lone Star Camp Not To Become Conscientious Objector Center
The discussion at a county commissioners conference raised the possibility of using Lone Star lake camp buildings for conscientious objector training. The article argues against this, noting local sentiment favors military posts for noncombatant duties and urging Lone Star lake to remain for public use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Star Lake
Board of County Commissioners
Camp Robinson
Balkan Squeeze Shapes Turkish Policy and Balkan Risk
The text argues Turkey aligned with Bulgaria to deter Germany and Russia, hoping British aid could block a German move to the Bosporus. It warns that Russia as an axis partner shifts Turkey’s fate, increases danger to Greece, and notes Britain’s Africa operations limit aid to Greece amid Italian successes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Bulgaria
Russia
Bosporus
Ankara
Germany
Near East
Balkans
Greece
Africa
Government limits second hand machine tools sales for defense
The government fixes maximum prices on used defense tools and warns against clustering tools in eastern industrial centers. The move could starve other regions and weaken dispersed defense facilities, requiring monitoring of tool and defense facility placement for national needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
A Grip on Things From Marquette Leader in Kansas City
The Marquette University head in Kansas City urged crowds to laugh more and cling to common sense though both tips prove hard to practice amid current times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette University
Kansas City
Common sense urged as antidote to panic in changing times
The piece notes a dull trend of events and scarce common sense among people. It argues Americans seek thrills and shocks, making them easy prey for propagandists. It concludes that applying common sense in moderation helps counter panic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette
Days of Denial Forewarns of Hard Times Ahead
The First Lady signaling a preview of shortages and rising scarcity warns that days of denial lie ahead. She notes shortages of new cars and aluminum kitchen utensils, while basic staples like wheat and corn may be consumed from surpluses before hunger becomes evident. The tougher period is described as ordered rather than immediate.
Tear gas test on Bristol shows wartime gas mask vigilance
A real tear gas test in part of Bristol demonstrates Britain’s insistence on ready gas masks as a warning of potential German invasion methods. The exercise reflects a deep belief that if invasion occurs, gas will be used, and a vigilant defense is required in all aspects of defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
England
British Isles
British say Italians no longer pose threat near Nile and Suez
The British report that no Italians with arms remain in Egypt, the Sudan, or Kenya colony. Italian forces control shrinking areas in Libya, Eritrea, Ethiopia and Somaliland and may hold out briefly, but they no longer threaten the Nile valley or the Suez Canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Sudan
Kenya
Libya
Eritrea
Ethiopia
Somaliland
Valley of the Nile
Suez Canal
Aircraft Production Surpasses 1000 Monthly Mark
American planes exceeded a thousand monthly in January as training and plant expansion accelerate output. Officials say current production runs at only a quarter of the level the President framed as desirable in the defense program.
New deal columnists worry over Republican plight
Columnists continue to flag concerns about the Republican party’s direction. They may persist until they offer a clear understanding or plan for the GOP’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Deal
Republican Party
Veterans relief bill moves in Senate amid Hoover protest
The veterans loan relief bill advances after a Hoover-led objection. The finance committee voted 13 to 3 to report it without change as it passed the House, amid political turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Hoover
Finance Committee
House
Spain
Louis Wolheim
Hollywood
H. B. Harnar
Bridge
J. J. Street
Zoe Glassmire
A. L. Kiene
Ella Doering
Glassmire
J. ¥. Lutz
W. H. Rice
Roy Singleton
J. Jd
Senator Lodge Proposes U S Ports Principles Stand
Senator Lodge ranking minority member of the foreign relations committee spoke in the senate declaring that the United States should not abandon the principles that its ports stand for. The remark, delivered today, emphasized steadfast policy on international trade and national security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
U. S
Non aggression pact reshapes Balkans and British strategy
The Turco Bulgarian non aggression pact alters regional dynamics as Britain strengthens in the Mediterranean. Hitler aims to control the Balkans while Greece risks collapse without Turkish backing. Moscow influences Turkish moves amid fear of Nazi expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Britain
Mediterranean
Africa
Egypt
Suez Canal
Italy
Hitler
Turkey
Bulgaria
Greece
Germany
London
Dardanelles
Thrace
Balkans
Balkan
Fuehrer
England
Adriatic
Joint raid nets arrests in town over weekend
Forty years ago police from the city and county conducted a weekend raid. The jointists were captured red handed and are now in custody.
Baldwin News Highlights Local Arrivals and Events
Community notes recount visits from Topeka, Cher okee, Kansas City, and Independence. Baker University ties appear with Holy City performances and an art exhibition in Taylor hall. Upcoming district church worker meeting in Garnett and a Baldwin Cooperative Creamery luncheon with Prof. Christensen speaking are listed among local happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Fischer
Topeka
J. F. Curry
Cherokee
Jean Curry
Nelson P. Horn
Dale Martin
Kansas City
Zeta Chi
3. T. Constant
Lawrence
Baldwin
Vesner
First Methodist Church
William Abbott
St Joseph
Holy City
Baker University
Bill
Baker
Baker Art Department
Taylor Hall
John Simons
Baker Art
Garnett
Richard Carson
John C. Warnock
Fellowship League
William C. Rice
Ferrell Adair
Robert Wanzer
Fellowship Hall
J. O. Christensen
Department of Agriculture
University of Minnesota
Fog rolling over hills foreshadows a hidden confession
In a fragile moment April urges Kent to return to the car as Nip the dog naps fedly. Kent admires the scenery while April hints at feelings and a concealed truth. The scene closes with a vow of love and a dramatic To Be Continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
April
Ann
Kent
Octavia
April Burnett
Community notes from Hopewell and Independence area
Hopewell and Independence residents share visits and gatherings from last weekend through midweek. Local moving, farm changes, and travel activities involve the Lederer, Purvis, Dyer, Vaughn, and Beck families with relatives in Baldwin Ottawa Lawrence Wellsville and Belton. A head and shoulder injury from a Baldwin truck incident left a teen briefly unconscious but recovered to return to school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Jardon
Ray Price
Mr. Jardon
Kansas City
Charlene Gale
Baldwin
George Marquardt
Charlie Gale
Hibbard Taul
Dana Hobson
Gilbert Kapelle
Oscar Turner
Clifford Steffin
Delbert Griffin
Thompson Farm
Endora
George Mohler
Otto Mohler
Tahteed
Clyde Lederer
Midland
Ray Reynolds
Frank White
Ottawa
Russell Greer
Carrie Williams
Leonard Whitted
Howard Purvis
Wichita
Fred Purvis
Philo Beck
Union
Calvin Purvis
Baldwin High School
Errl Lederer
Arlie Lederer
Wellsville
Leo Aldridge
Belton
Leo Dyer
Jean Perkins
Ercl Winters
Lawrence
Will Winters
Ted Dailey
Lewis Tucker
Lois
Darlene Dailey
Edd Pardee
No. 10
Frank Johnson
Cyril Roche
Martin Roche
Will Vaughn
Lee Rollins
Gladys Black
Earl Black
Charlie Simrock
John Dodson
Ada Williams
M.P.A
Phi Mu
R. M. Sedore
Lois Tucker
Arthur Rockhold
Excelsior
Ben Hammond
William Adriance
Farm Bureau
Harvey Booth
Drexel Tucker
Jack Dalene
Lillian Ford
Emporia
California
Alhambra
Max Moose
Jin Lawrence
Donald
Charles Vaughn
Glenn Howard
Memphis
Tenn
Lloyd Puckett
James Dyer
Ella Thorne
Onita
Radio Schedule Highlights A Kansas City Night Line
Radio and orchestra programs listed for Tuesday and Wednesday evenings February 18. Frequent station names KMBC WREN WDAF WDRK appear with show titles such as News, Know Your Music, Easy Aces and Amos and Andy. The dense grid includes sports casts, mystery features, and weather forecasts from multiple outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren
KMBC
Toy
WDAF
Jack Armstrong
Tom Mix
WDAP
Fred Waring
Orch
Askansas City Dinea
Jane Cozzens
Jimmy Dorsey
WRKEN
Ben Bernie
Court of Missing Heirs
Johnny Presents
WDAKF
WWREN
Grand Central
Professor Quizz
Agienn Miller
Bob Hope
Electricity & Defense
Hkmbbc
Walter
Edward Weeks
KMLC
KMIBC
Amos and
Andy
Woody Herman
Iulb
Sunny Ross
Songa
Wdapf—Orchestra
Wren—Newecast
KMAC
Midland Minstrels
Wrieen
Riverside
WDARK
Associated Press
WDAEF
Avonbeams
WRIEN
Dick Rogers
Bob Knight
Meadowbrook
Jack Denny
A.P
WDAE
Toy Bana
WREX
Frazier Hunt
Mr. Meek
Willi N
Edward G. Robinson
Tony Martin
Manhattan
Midnite
Dr. Christian
KMMAC
Elmer Davis
Roy Shield Rayne
Star Theater
WDAFP
Eddie Cantor
Jimmy Flynn
KMSBC
Glenn Miller
Wbdaf
Kay Kyser
Wbdaarf
Muehlebaen
the World Today
Associated Preas
Walter Gross
Richard Himber
KOIBC
Leudgewater Beach Or
Associated Press News
Wren—Weavher
Calves Taken to Kansas City by Local Party
Lloyd Shuck took calves to Kansas City Monday with Ernest Wray accompanying him. Misses Pearl Brohammer and Eliz Beth Rothehild spent Sunday at the Charlie Brohammer home. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wray were at the Oscar Shuck home. Freida Rothehild returned home after two weeks in Kansas City for treatments and is improving but stay at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
X. J. Kennedy
Tennessee Street
Edith Alice Kennedy
W. W. Club
Corinthia Lindsay
Charles Achning
Eudora
Lawrence
C. E. Bradbury
Ottama
Anna
Madame la Presidente
Bowersock
Lloyd Shuck
Kansas City
Ernest Wray
Pearl Brohammer
Elizabeth
Rothehild
Charlie Brohammer
Oscar Shuck
Freida Rothehild
Shuck Family Socials and LocalVisits Highlight Week
Village notes record numerous Shuck family gatherings at the Charles and Lloyd Shuck home and other local residences. Attendees include Mrs Liorrd Shuck, Mrs Charles Shuck, Elizabeth Rothchild, and several others with visits to Lawrence and at area hospitals. Will Postma serves on jury for February term. multiple social calls and dinners noted with neighbors and relatives across the township.
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Barbara
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Township Hall
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Harve Flory
Harold
Amos Wrightsman
George Edgcomb
Leonard Flory
Lawerence
Charles
Linyd Shuck
Solon Markley
Memorial Hospital
Gottlieb Nieder
Will Postma
Frank Deay
Laurie
Grandpa Woodward
Charles and
Virgil Shoemaker
Byron
Darrell
Eva Warren
Felix Tucker
Jake Bidinger
Stull
Mac Warnes
Walter Dover
Elwood Deay
David Kesler
Laurie Postma
del Deay
Marshall Churchhaugh
Lloya Beeghley
Implement Company Entertainment
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