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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1940
Page
4
The Right Kind Fourth of July in Lawrence
A Lawrence home made Fourth of July celebration drew over 25 000 spectators. The day featured orderly events, a first aid setup by Boy Scouts, safe traffic, and a high school band concert with community singing. Participants praised a sane, enjoyable celebration and look forward to the next one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Boy Scouts
Realistic view shapes French British wartime stance
A Paris Berlin dispatch argues the French government seeks a realistic policy while Britain seizes the French fleet. It states the German propaganda framing and predicts cool American reception, noting the new French authority depends on German approval and Britain counters total war by strengthening itself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
France
Atlantic
Bureau
Germany
On Spot The Bund And Youth Congress Under Fire
An editorial condemns the Bund and the American Youth Congress accusing them of anti American ties and foreign propaganda. It argues defense should be the central concern of all true Americans and questions the necessity of continuing those organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Bund
American Youth Congress
Bund
America
Youth Congress
Fragmentary Political Rhetoric on Minority Unity Threat
An excerpt argues that manipulating minority groups will fracture American unity and pave the way for minority rule, drawing parallels to Russia, Italy, and Germany to warn against such tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Italy
Germany
Appeasement arguments spark a coming political campaign
Washington dispatches warn of an appeasement drive in the upcoming political race. Isolationists led by Senator Wheeler and aligned with John L. Lewis push for peace with Hitler Mussolini and Stalin, while Republicans press a foreign policy platform they call sound. The piece argues appeasement failed in Europe and will fail elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hitler
Mussolini
Stalin
Europe
France
England
United States
Wheeler
John L. Lewis
Western Hemisphere defense shift eyed for advisers
American military advisers may replace European country personnel stationed in Central and South America. The move aligns with the common defense of the Western Hemisphere, a priority cited as shared by regional governments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Hemisphere
Wheat harvest near Lawarn yields exceed expectations
Wheat harvest around Lawarn benefited from ideal weather. Harvest conditions were favorable, boosting yield and quality beyond early forecasts. Local growers reported strong activity as they brought in the grain during the favorable spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawarn
Is the war over a verdict for England and Europe
Fort Scott Tribune asks if the war is over as German bombing raids over England continue. The article notes varying numbers of casualties and the persistent threat despite a period of quiet on the western front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
The
Fort Scott Tribune
England
Mexico Prepares Firearms for National Election
The people of Mexico are reported to be polishing up their firearms as they get ready for the national election tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Arkansas City Traveler Letter on Willkie Nomination
Jim Farley said last week that Willkie’s nomination raises a voter question about whether American government should follow historic processes or new centralized methods. He challenges Republicans to pick a side in the debate over control and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Arkanzas
Jim Farley
Willkie
White race in mess may prompt missionaries to apologize
A World-Herald opinion comment argues that after the current troubles the white race might send missionaries into jungles to apologize, reflecting postwar guilt and racial attitudes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha_World-Herald
Fifty million Frenchmen could be wrong Star beams
A playful phrase about collective opinion and comic confidence, featuring a witty line about being right and avoiding fooling. The citation hints at a humorous header or caption rather than a straight news item.
Windstorm Hits Lawrence and City Court Acclaim Traffic Change
A strong wind and heavy rain battered Lawrence and nearby areas with some hail, toppling trees and damaging structures. The city commission announced the permanent closure of Tenth Street from Ohio to Indiana to reduce accidents at the Tenth and Indiana intersection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Tenth Street
Ohio
Indiana
J. L. Constant
Tenth
Sean
Elbert Tuttleen
Julia Johnson
Roger
Winters
Ithaca
Sir Arthur Conan ‘Doyle
Eef Boles
Helen Bentley
Herbert Wet
Bentley
Sterling
George R
Wilbur
Mire
John P. Willbur
M .Ke. Decker
Los Angeles
San Francisco
California
J.G. Jeffries
Edwin
Yellowstone Park
Fat Men Defeat Leans in Bitter Woodlawn Park Game
A lively afternoon at Woodlawn Park saw the Fat Men defeat the Leans in a tightly fought contest led by Ed Charlton for the winners and Chet Brown along with John Shugrue and W. E. Wilson for the Leans. Obvious postgame duels over umpire Clyde Teter’s calls sparked controversy.
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Woodlawn Park
Woodland Park
Clyde Teter
Winn ‘Newmark
Leans
Ed Charlton
Bob Edmondson
Allie Carroll
Bob Krum
Chet Brown
John Shugrue
W. E. Wilson
Art Evans
New ‘Country Club
Otto Barteldes
Harold Wilson
C. C. Towne
Louise ‘Towne
Carrie Watson
Maude Smelser
Figgard
iMr
James Searles
Kansas City
Innes
Signe
Stu
Elizabeth
Sallie
Augusta Dixon
California
Exposition
John Orr
Orr
Orr Rundale
Frank. Strong
Cora G. Lewis
E. W. Hoch
Mystery Kidnapping Mixups On Boston to Los Angles Train
Peace Warren a six year old traveler heading to Los Angeles vanishes and is mistaken for a rich relative's child. Denny denies wrongdoing while Carole and Mrs King gather clues from a torn telegram and a factory of gossip. The conductor and porters close in as the scene builds to a cliffhanger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace Warren
Boston
Los Angeles
Ayne Dennis
Lowell
Wayne
Peace
Carole
Denny
Rhoda
North Station
Bertrand
Carol
Fall River
Mrs. King
Miss Love
Gwendolyn Kelly
Lowell Dame
Massachusetts
Kelly
Miss Lové
Hitler’s Europe plan outlined by Mackenzie
The piece explains Nazi aims for a new order in Europe after Britain’s exclusion. It details a German led customs union, zonal economic control, Zollverein style integration, and Nazi technocratic division of labor. It argues Hitler seeks self sufficiency and expansion eastward into Russia and Ukraine to fuel war needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Berlin
France
Britain
Romania
Hitler
Europe
England
Germany
Nazi Fuehrer
Zollverein
Munich
Prussia
Reichsmark
Althd
Reich
Balkans
Kaiser Wilhelm
Herry Hitler
Russia
Ukraine
KU Representatives Meet Midwest Industry Luncheon
University of Kansas figures Dr. C Moore and Frank T Stockton attended a luncheon at the Hotel Muehlebach in Kansas City. The gathering called by J C Nichols discussed increasing Midwestern participation in national defense industrial development and plans for broader Midwest involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Moore
F. T. Stockton
University
C. Moore
Frank .T. Stockton
School of Business
University of Kansas
Muehlebach
Inansas City
J. C. Nichols
Chiang Kai-Shek appeals for aid as Japan threat grows
Chiang Kai Shek warns friendly powers against indifference to Japanese threats in French Indo China Burma and the Netherlands East Indies. He reiterates resolve to continue the struggle against Japan and appeals to the United States and the Soviet Union for help on the third anniversary of the Sino Japanese war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chungking
Chiang ‘Kai-Shek
Indo-China
British
Burma
Netherlands East Indies
Chiang
Japan
America
Soviet Union
Volunteer oat crop appears after alfalfa plow in Nebraska
Tecumseh Nebraska July 6 EPH Walter Dieckgrafe plowed an oat stubble field last fall and planted alfalfa. This spring a volunteer crop of oats appeared and yielded 60 bushels an acre when combined. Dieckgrafe then harvested alfalfa which yielded a fair crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tecumseh, Neb
Eph Walter Dieckgrafe
Dieckgrafe
Belleview Social Notes Span Sunday Visits and Local Events
Belleview residents and guests share Sunday visits at the Bartz and Chronister homes. Kansas City visitors, vacation stays, and family gatherings are noted along with church club activities and a wedding at Olathe. Local health updates and upcoming meeting plans are included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Dillon
Merle
Foster Payne
Kansais City
Kan
Ed Diedrich
Eudora
Fred Bartz
W.O. Watson
Mary Haas
Kansas City
Fredartz
Elima Jay
James Buncan
Walter Davia
Riversine
W. A. McNish
Ada, Kirkpatrick
Afr
Petbett Paasch
Ed Paasch
Dick Nuttall
Jand Thorothy
Ralph Nutall
Fudbra
Arleta Holmes
Research Hospital
Paul Frazier
B.Y
Ralph Votaw
Harold Morley
Beacker
Norma Kurtz
Long
George Born
C. Bencker
H. Morley
Frazier
Ralph
Votaw
Clifton James
Allie Allen
Lawrence
A. C. James
Clifton, Jr
Oscar Crane
Olathe
Guy Pennock, Jr
Ruth Paasch
Tulsa
Okla
Hd Paasch
Ruth
Ed. Grosdidier
Kansas City Mo
J Taylor
Helen Loraine
Hedgecock
Denver, Cole
Milton Sullivant
Little Son
Endora
George Grosdidier
J. Shirek
Alfe. Crane
Ambrose Shields
Wellsville
Jack Crane
George Grosdidter
Radio Schedule Snapshot for Kansas City July Weekend
Radio grid lists programs across WREN KMBC WDAF and WDAF NBC network slots for Saturday July 6 and Sunday July 7 including news newscasts, concerts, orchestras, public affairs, weather forecasts, and late night talk. Key names include Glenn Miller, Bob Crosby, Al Donahue, Woody Herman Jr., and Henry King’s Orch with multiple station references and times throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren
KMBC
WDAF
Safety Council
al Donahue
Orb
WDAFO
Cavaliers
Radio Guild
SMBC
Kansas City Dines
NBC
Marriage Club
Casino Gronesith
Sow Ren Garin Lee Jenkins
Wren—Grant Paris
Bob Crosby
Orch
Michael Loting
Sky Blazers
Hotel Statler
Alvino Rey
Rainbow
Bang
Goodman
Jack Denny
Pennsylvania
Glenn Miller
WDAK
Catholic Radio Pym
Gene Autry
WDAR
MBC
John D. M
Hamilton
Kmbgo
Mrcp
Hans ‘Flath
Walter Winchell
Parker
Wren—Iirene
Rich
Allen Roth
Eave Mt
NBC String Quartet
Soren Stern
Betty Black
Johnny Mesaner
Jack Benny
Wren-Louw’ Bregze
Orientale
Raemenen
Uropean
Sherman’ Orch
Muchlebach Or
Matty Malneck
Jack Meakin
Lou
Holden
KMB
Chuak Foster
Carl Navazsa
RMAC
Dunty Rhodes
NBC Dance
Preas
Maroener
Nowacast
WDAP
Airlines Ann
Nowacaat
WWDAF
Linwood Cavaliera
Wren—Little
Hollywood
Musias
Wren—Merry
DAF
Margaret Speaks
Mbc—Radio Theatre
K. C
Elica
KMC
Guy “Lombardo
Blondie
Burna
Allen
Amos
Andy
Rosa
Irene Rich
Belvedera Orch
Arthur Godfrey
Fred Waring
N—Dance Orchestra
Muehlebach
Sunset Royal
Bonnie and the Boys
Associated
Presa
Wren Deke Moffit
Newa Review
Bc—Newacast
Journal World Classifieds Spotlight Busy Town Market
Classified page highlights the busiest marketplace in town with active listings across jobs, cars, real estate, and services. Readers find frequent updates on vehicles, housing, and local ads, reflecting a bustling community commerce hub.
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Star
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Pekin
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Crodas
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Simon Bowes- Lyon
Elizabeth of
Ann
Jeanne
Francis Nichols
Montreal
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Scott
Dunn
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Hugh P. Hartley
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Cleo Betts
Fred Betts
Verna Lee Carter
Charles E. Stephens
Garnett
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James Stephens
Donald Moore
Cimarron
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Anna Moore
Gideon B. Harden
Bruner
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Lester Horn
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Martha Louise Bretnall
Paul Selzer
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Clare Cragoe
Ames
Edward Huey
Iola
L. Newman
Charley Atherton
Abbie Atherton
Joe Atherton
Ralph Atherton
U. S
Belleview
N. B
Wren—K. Clues
N. Y
Univis
Journal-World
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