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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1940
Page
3
The notice instructs readers who do not receive the Journal-World by a specified time to call the office. It provides a contact number and promises a copy will be sent immediately. The guidance emphasizes calling between certain hours for service.
A religious teaser cites Galatians 5 23 describing the fruit of the Spirit as love joy peace patience kindness goodness faithfulness gentleness and self control.
Awaiting the Ward Sixty four Democrats sign a declaration urging Roosevelt to accept the Chicago nomination. The piece argues the party backs a third term to safeguard New Deal jobs and the system, while noting some doubt within the party and a local theory about a dramatic refusal at Chicago.
The article notes Marshal Petain states the new French government will be moved to Paris under occupation. It discusses likely comfort for the regime amid the occupying army and the future reactions of French people to a totalitarian, alien pattern. Confusion among deputies is shown by their shouted cries of long live the republic after voting it out of existence.
Harry Woodring reaffirms isolationist stance urging rapid national defense prep. A fellow party member criticizes delayed emergency response and blames current leadership for shifting defense responsibilities. The dialogue reflects intra administration debate on foreign involvement.
The present situation shows all involved aimed to proceed as smoothly as possible and to try big talk as a stand in for real military force, testing its practical effect and potential outcomes.
Nazi agents warn Central American governments against actions seen as aiding Germany. The threats precede the American nations conference at Havana on July 20 to discuss defense and economic unity, signaling Nazi views conflicting with prevailing systems. Rumors of Tom Pendergast influencing Kansas City politics prompt federal court scrutiny of his parole terms.
The unexpectedly large yield of wheat and the promising corn crop raise questions about potential overproduction this year. The text notes a likely global demand for both commodities in coming months but cautions that a world commerce slowdown may hinder meeting that need.
The President envisions arming the second million Americans and urges action on arming the initial 250,000. The remarks signal a phased approach to widespread arms distribution and policy discussion.
Chiang Kai-Shek states five million men are enrolled in the Chinese armies. He predicts a large portion will remain in the ranks after Japanese ammunition is exhausted.
An editorial urges employers to ease National Guard members’ pay and scheduling burdens during camp. It condemns harsh practices that ignore the sacrifices of 251,000 guardsmen and calls for employers to show patriotic support by granting reasonable time off and leniency after strenuous drills.
A long-time unrepentant man, once blind to shame, only felt his honor awaken after his name appeared in a police news item. He then wished to whip the reporter who covered the affair. Atchison Globe notes the change in attitude following exposure.
An early morning fire of unknown origin gutted the Dickinson theater stage and equipment including portions of the talking picture mechanism and wiring. Damage is estimated at $30,000. Additionally the note records births, travels, and local social news from the community.
Twenty five years ago a tense exchange with Germany prompted a call for deliberate American policy. Washington warned it would not surrender American rights on the high seas and would act with firm resolve as the circumstances required.
Denny, Carole and Peace flee toward Winslow as a plot to steal a child unravels. Ogden, the suspected thief, is foiled by Peace’s quick switch of a corn popper containing Jonny the turtle. Hollywood awaits as the trio reaches the desert sky and a waiting train.
The piece warns that Nazi plans to invade Ireland could threaten Britain's already strained food supplies. It notes Britain's reliance on imports, the impact of continental occupations on markets, and the strategic shipping risks from submarines and air attacks. It weighs the logistical hurdles and potential consequences for Ireland and Britain.
The Soil Conservation Service reports protecting young trees aid growth. Cooperation with farmers in Franklin and Douglas counties planted many trees on eroded and idle lands and around farmsteads for windbreaks and wildlife cover. Success hinges on weed control contour planting and protecting saplings from livestock and rodents.
C P McKinnie of the Soil Conservation Service reports on Ottawa Kansas area farms that plowing before harvest and seed bed preparation yield strong alfalfa stands and better wheat results. Experiments at Manhattan show each week of delayed plowing after mid July reduces wheat yield by about two bushels per acre.Similar findings occur on cooperative farms near Ottawa.
Bucharest reports say Romanian gunboats prevent about 50 idle British oil tankers from leaving Romanian ports. The move is described as part of measures by Ion Gigurtu's pro German government to bring British oil interests under control.
Young people from the Christian Endeavor society attend church in Oskaloosa. A Thursday July 10 all day meeting at Mrs. Alexander in McLouth is announced. Harvest service at church features wheat gifts and singing Bringing In the Sheaves. Various visits, weddings, and family events are listed with multiple local names and towns including MeLouth Topeka and Lawrence.
A dense schedule of radio programs across WREN KMBC WDAF and WRAF for Friday July 12 through Sunday July 14 detailing newscasts concerts sports and religious talks with numerous orchestra lineups and special shows listed by station and time across the weekend.
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