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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1941
Page
4
Churchill Dominates Dual European Dictator Speeches
Churchill’s recent broadcast contrasts with Mussolini and Hitler as he stresses Britain's readiness and Africa命 empire resilience. Mussolini promises vague outcomes and hints German aid, while Hitler signals a year of tough decisions and a new submarine war. Churchill is credited with stronger, more credible momentum for Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Mussolini
Libya
Greece
Germany
Fuehrer Hitler
England
Fuehrer
Duce
Winston Churchill
Wavell
Altho
Italy
Churchill
Hitler
Westbrook Pegler Attacks Labor Leaders in Defense Skirmish
Pegler told a house committee that defense workers are being controlled by racketeering labor leaders. He cited fees and strikes draining wages and warned leaders dodge accountability. He argued unions hold a monopoly over labor and show troubling records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbrook Pegler
House
America
House Committee
Guiding principles of racketeering and union control
The government bears responsibility for union manipulation of workers says Witness Pegler. He argues workers must join unions to work legally and that the state must ensure unions are honest and not racketeering bodies. He calls for direct government handling of essential workers to avoid wage losses to union leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pegler
Fort Riley
Landon Addresses Lease Lend Bill Critics in Lawrence
Landon focused on changes the lease lend measure would bring, stressing executive power over industry and everyday life while delaying foreign impact. He argued constitutional procedure must be preserved and urged further limits and amendments before passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
United States
Landon
De Valera cites eight Irish ships attacked in war
De Valera told parliament eight Irish ships were attacked by warplanes since the war began and four were sunk. He said German planes were involved in each incident. Ireland maintains neutrality yet faces a war dividing its shores and questions who respects its neutrality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Valera
Senate committee targets campaign smears to restore decorum
A senate committee aims to end campaign smears, arguing such tactics spoil politics for many groups. They note the ongoing smear Hoover campaign as the sole method used thus far by some factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Hoover
Courage and Duty in Petition for War Policy
Letter writer describes circulating a petition against U S involvement in foreign wars and in favor of constitutional limits and national defense. He notes varied reactions from citizens including Legionnaires and women, and cites Senator Reynolds’s warning about war debt and democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
United States
Capper
Congress
Keeving
Congress of the
Amer
Reynolds
North Carolina
Crief
Al Capone faces contempt charge in federal court
Alphonse Capone appeared in court today to answer a federal contempt citation. The report notes heightened political activity as city primaries near with three candidates filing for the school board and several for finance commissioner. A 55th anniversary luncheon for the No Name club was held at the Colonial tea room, with remarks and a playlet by club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alphonse Capone
Liberty Memorial
Atchison
Carolyn Harper
Charles Thomas
Robert Edgar
Hugh Randall
Lawrence
W. ©. McConnell
George Kirchhoff
W. K. Bruner
al Johnston
George Wetzel
Floyd Lawrence
W. W. Holyfield
Ed Penchard
Colonial Tea Room
No Name Club
S. B. Prentiss
W. W. Cleland
Alexander Hareart
Robert
Stanley
Oread
Haggart
Hollywood
Calif
Frank Walters
Wartime telegrams to congressmen urge warning ships
Early today telegrams from William Jennings Bryan supporting the warning Americans off armed ships arrived in Washington. President Wilson reaffirmed opposition to congressional action and said American sea rights must be upheld at any cost. The German crown prince’s forces neared Verdun as battles raged nearby. The Kansas University Phi Beta Kappa chapter announced its annual election led by Miss Margaret Lynn and Carl Becker with seniors from Lawrence named. Mr and Mrs Ellis Johnston host a dinner for Grace Kemper and W Gordon at their home in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jennings Bryan
Washington
Wilson
Congress
Clark
Verdun
Kansas University
Phi Beta Kappa
Margaret Lynn
Kansas
Carl Becker
Lawence
Jonathan Dow
Nelie Kennedy
Lulu MacCanles
Sybil Woodruff
Ellis T. Johnston
Grace Kemper
Rebekah
Poinsetts Club Hosts Gathering and Prize Winners
Mrs Perry Ewing entertained the Poinsetts club at her home Wednesday afternoon with her daughter Miss Jessie assisting. Mrs Crisin won the guessing contest prize as Mrs Johnston and other Lawrence residents attended along with officers and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sas
Johnston
Airs
L. H. Peters
Percy ‘Tibbais
Rutheis
J. A. Benson
Bert Wiggins
Gertie WK. Johnston
A. Benson
Alfred Lawrence
J. R. Bidgood
Lawrence
Perry Ewing
Poinsetts Club
Jessie
Temperance Meeting Highlights In Lawrence And Local Notes
A large temperance meeting at the Congregational church in Lawrence was led by Dr. Cordley with W. F. Presley as secretary. Prof. Carruth spoke strongly, followed by Engineer McClure. The report mentions local harness manufacturing growth, a trip to Chicago by Mrs. J Gordon Gibb and Mr. Gibb, and the death of William Lescher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan Dick
Frank Davis
Charles Hill
Leavenworth
Congregational Church
Dr. Cordley
W. F. Presley
Carruth
McClure
Lawrence
George H. Smith
Black Horse
Monk
Smith
J. Gordon Gibb
Chicago
Mr. Gibb
William Lescher
J. F. Filburn
J. Brubaker
Florence Clark
Toneka
Britain faces triple submarine bombing invasion threat this spring
Dewitt Mackenzie assesses Hitler's plan to combine submarine warfare with bombing and a potential invasion of England in spring. He notes Mediterranean activity, Balkan targets, and Britain’s need for destroyers as American aid historical echoes return with U-boat campaigns shaping the fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llttler
Mussolini
Britain
England
Hitler
Atlantic
Mediterranean
London
France
Ben
Balkans
John Bull
America
Love and danger collide at the station platform
April forgives Kent for a cruel ruse as a car strikes Winkie Appleman at the station. Kent punches Winkie after the confrontation, then a rookie escorts Kent to the train. April watches Kent depart, the scene ending as the train pulls away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
April
Ann
Night at the station leads to a police case cliffhanger
In a wintry scene a man named Winkie Appleman injures a passerby and threatens, while April pleads for help. She offers money to get medical aid, and Winkie demands ten dollars to stay silent. The tale ends with an unresolved cliffhanger as authorities loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winkie
Winkie Appleman
Estes
Kent
April
Anril
Ann
Dad
Radio Listings Chronicle February Evening Schedule
A dense list of radio programs for Tuesday and Wednesday evenings featuring many stations such as KMBC WDAF WREN KMBC and WRIEN. Programs include news summaries sports revues music orchestras talents like Fred Waring and Glenn Miller and shows like Easy Aces The Inner Sanctum Mystery and Allen comedy hours. The schedule covers time blocks from 5 30 PM through midnight with multiple stations broadcasting concurrent programs and weather forecasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren
KMBC
WDAF
Jack Armstrong
Tom Mix
Fred Waring
Orch
KKMBC
Askansas City
Jane Cozzens
Jimmy Dorsey
Ben Bernie
Court of
Johnny
IKX
Grand Central Station
Professor Quizz
WDAP
Glenn Miller
Bob Hope
Electricity & Defense
Walter
House
Harold L. Ickes
KMAC
Amos and
Andy
WRIEN
Woody Herman
KMEC
Lann
Ross
Aings
Wdaf—Orchestra
Midland Minstrels
Muehlebach
U.S
Riverside
KMLC
WDAK
Associated Press
Nmbc—Orchestra
Moonbeams
Dick Rogers
Bob Knight
WDA l
Meadowbrook
Les Brown
WDABP
Frazier Hunt
KMBO
WDAKF
WDAPF
Toma Mix
WLAK
Mr. Meek
KMEBC
Edward G. Robinson
Tony Martin
Manhattan
Midnite
Kmbbc
Dr. Christian
Plantation Party
WKMBC
Elmer Davis
George Norrin
Wmlic
Star Theater
Eddie Cantor
Jimmy Flynn
Kay Kyser
Brigadier de Revolse
John Kee
Km&c
Whrieen
KMBEC
Kmi8c
Lanny Ross
Horace Heidt
the World Today
Wo—Wren
Associated Press News
Walter Gross
Su—Wren
Richard Himber
Rob Knight
Edgewater Beach
A.P
Missionary society meeting held at Clinton Belvoir
Mrs. Gessie TDemeritt hosted the Missionary society gathering in Clinton Belvoir on an afternoon in February. Members recited prayers, read a parable, and heard a lesson on the Negro. Fifteen members reported acts and minutes were read. Officers elected included president Mrs. Joe Clough, vice president Mrs. V. Connor, and several secretaries. Refreshments followed with many attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gessie Tdemeritt
Missionary Society
Joe Clough
V. Connor
Fred Baldwin
Ebon Anderson
Mary Times
Harvey Barton
Prokram
Connor
Losh
Glenn Cox
Ray Starrell
Laverne Swaimpselro
Albo
Abed Belvoir School
Carter Anderson
Local Social Notes From Nearby Homes
Daughters Barbara and Jane visited Sunday a week ago at the Harry Murphy home No 6. Miss Vera Morgan home demonstration agent exiled at the Ebon Anderson home Monday. Mr and Mrs Edd Steele of Sigel spent Sunday afternoon with his mother Mrs Mary Steele. Mr and Mrs Harry Unger spent Sunday at Excelsior Missouri with Mr and Mrs Charles Sink and daughter. Don Patton ill in Junction City hospital slowly improving with no clear discharge date. he has worked as a carpenter at Fort Riley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara
Jane
Harry Murphy
Vera Morgan
Ebon Anderson
Moneday
Edd Steele
Sigel
Mary Steele
Harry Unger
Excelsior
Charles Sink
Don Patton
Junction City
Fort Riley
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J W. Murray
Dolph Simons
Masaachusetts Street
Lawrence, Kansas
Telephone
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Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
New York
West 44Th St
North Michigan Ave
San Francisco
Sansome
Los Angeles
New Orpheum
Kansas City
Baltimore Ave
St. Louis
Star
Detroit
General Motors
Atlanta
Walton
Congressional Library
Courage and Duty Editor
Journal-World
Ica
Pusien
Min
Billy Vin
Wither
Kaiser
Wziwrence
Elizabeth Jacamain
J. C. Saunders
C. G. Perkins
Bertha Knop
Ralph Davis
Carl Perkins
Carl
Edward Martin
Loraine
James Saunders
Henry Eisler
John Stone
Oscar Powell
Eugene Herd
Ralph Standing
Rhoda Perkins
Jeannette
L. N. Walters
Virginia and
Frances
Dewitt MacKenzie
April Burnett
Burnett
Kent Carter
Express
Goodby
NEA Service, Inc
Kfekod
Silo
University
Donald M. Swarthout
E. Power Biggs
Clinton-Belvoir
Optometrist
Charlton
Insurance Agency
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