Lawrence Journal-World Classified Notice Fragment
A partial OCR fragment lists office addresses for Lorenzen & Thompson and other firms across major U S cities. It includes contact guidance for missed delivery of the Journal-World by 7pm and a promise of a replacement copy upon call. The text references Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations and notes publication details in Lawrence Kansas.
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National
Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
New York
West 44Th &J
Chicago
North Michigan Ave
San Francisco
Sansome
Los Angeles
New Orpheum
Kansas City
Baltimore Ave
St. Louis
Star
Detroit
General Motors
Atlanta
Walton
Associated Press
Audit Bureau OF CIA
Lawrence
Kansas
Journal-World
End to tribulation line from John 16 33
A short biblical card notes Jesus words to his followers about overcoming worldly trouble with courage and faith. The verse emphasizes resilience through tribulation and victory through belief.
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John
No Fifth Columnists In Our Midst Warned
A local editorial urges a strong stand against whisper campaigns and gossip that undermine patriotism. It compares to Ku Klux Klan era tactics and calls for reporting suspected subversive activities to law officers, noting no cases found in the community.
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Lawrence
Democratic convention veers to vice presidential choices
On the eve of the Democratic national convention, delegates debate which candidate for vice president to back, with Garner Wheeler Hull Stark and others in contention. Roosevelt’s draft status dominates talk of first place while the presidential nominating method remains unsettled.
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Wheeler
Hull
Stark
Roosevelt
White House
France Considers Purge Amid Unhappy Political Currents
Government members warned of a purge to probe responsibility for the war that left France diminished from a first rate power to a troubled state, signaling a potential Terror-like atmosphere reminiscent of revolutionary days.
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France
Threat of purge echoes through war torn France
The speaker warns that a purge could unfold along fascist and communist lines, aimed at removing prewar and wartime government figures. A civil war may follow the external conflict, and occupation could extend across France to prevent French disunity. If Frenchmen fail to unite, Nazis may exploit internal strife for advantage.
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France
Topeka Counts Show 6000 Difference in Local Census
Topeka locals report a population of 73655 this year while federal counts sit at about 68000. The Topeka Capital calls the 6000 gap perplexing and notes the 10 percent spread near a normally precise tally. Citizens question how many unseen residents exist in Topeka.
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Topeka
Impressions of Willkie From a Kansan View
Hutchinson News reporter Jack Harris recalls Willkie as a reliable, plainspoken leader with common sense guts and a drive to aid the common man. Angelo Scott notes Willkie’s focus on farming business and industry over government, in the context of turning from the New Deal.
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Wendell Willkie
Willkie
Coffeyville
Jack Harris
Hutchinson News
Roosevelt
Angelo. Scott
Labor Board Orders Breakup of Weirton Independent Unions
The labor board orders dissolving the independent unions at Weirton Steel in a preliminary ruling. The decision aims not to boost production, but to disrupt an arrangement that pleased the employer and local managers and to open negotiations for a new setup likely unsatisfactory to both sides.
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Labor Board
Weirton Steel Corporation
Jay
Oil tests rise in Forest City basin area
Tests for oil multiply in Jefferson county where two gas wells result from early tests. Indications point to a tantalizing stage with searchers close to a breakthrough, yet no hit confirmed.
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Forest City
Jefferson County
Patee Theatre Reopens After M R Patee Death
The Patee theater opened yesterday afternoon for the first time since the death of Mr. Patee last Thursday. Henry D. Patee and Henry C. Patee, brothers, operate the theater to honor his wishes to continue the business.
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Patee
Mr. Patee
Henry D. Patee
Henry. C. Patee
Daniel Flory
Pleasant Grove
Claude Flory
Flory
Whittier
Calif
Edna Hartwell
Chicago
New York
John Canavan
Missouri
H. E. Cummings
R. M. Sutters
United States
Mexico
R. L. Spalsbury
Canada
Moran
Mack
Wright accepts proposed civilian advisory board role
Twenty five years ago Orville Wright said he would accept membership on the proposed civilian advisory board of inventors and experts. The board, recommended to Secretary Danels, would assist the United States in preparing its defense.
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Orville Wright
Dandels
U. S
Letters urging rapid arming of the United States
A reader questions why delay in arming the nation against invasion. They note funding exists, manufacturers may refuse to build motors, and urge the government to build its own weapons if needed. The letter warns of France's fate and urges decisive action to be prepared rather than waiting for invasion.
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Journal-World
United States
Congress
France
Citize
Pay Off FSA Loans in Full Claims Rise
The Farm Security Administration reports 112000 of over 800000 borrowers have fully paid loans. Administrator Baldwin notes $130,000,000 repaid out of $385,000,000 lent, and a survey shows average net income rising from 375 to 538 dollars after five years in the rural rehabilitation program.
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Washington
Farm Security Administration
C. B. Baldwin
Churchills War Speech Sharply Praised by Mackenzie
Dewitt Mackenzie lauds Winston Churchill for last nights war speech calling it a great leadership display. He notes Churchill’s quiet forceful delivery and asserts Britain’s sea power and empire resources underpin the fight despite Germanys onslaught. The piece anticipates a drawn out war with 1942 marked as a turning point in preparedness and potential offense.
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Churchill
Englan
Has
House of Commons
Hitler
England
Rome
Royal Navy
Mussolini
Britain
London
American Troops Landing in China Under Plan
Reporting on a new deployment, American forces are landing in China under a coordinated plan. The operation involves joint command and aims to establish a foothold amid ongoing regional tensions and Allied strategies.
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China
Stark narrows vice presidential bid amid Missouri ties
Chicago reporters note a Stark club seeking a floor manager role for Lloyd C Stark at the Democratic national convention. Bob George of Kansas says he would take the job if Roosevelt backs Stark, though Stark says he only seeks the Senate nomination. Robert Jones of Arizona and John Rice of Pennsylvania offered campaign help. initial Missouri and Kansas caucuses did not mention VP prospects.
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Chicago
Bob George
Lebo
Kan
Boosters
Igov
Lloyd Co
Stark
Missouri
Kansas
Roosevelt
George
Pauli
Bernard F. Dickmann
St. Louis
Jesse Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Flying debut near Midland but danger draws near
Anne Norris and Georgette Parker arrive for student flying training at Midland University as Capt. Dick Douglas and Bob Davis discuss the program. Anne, torn by her feelings for Tony Scott, ignores the lessons to watch a car approach the airfield, unaware a dangerous accident looms as the propeller starts.
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Anne Norris
Tony
Georgette Parker
Anne
Arnold
Georgette
Norris
Tony Scott
Altho
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Douglas
Bob
Bob Davis
Arnold Dwight
Dwight Aircraft
Randolph, Field
CAA
Midland University
Davis
Midland
Tory
Georette
Radio Program Schedule Highlights for July 16
A detailed listing of evening programs across stations WREN KMBC and WDAF from 5:30 PM to 12:00 AM. The schedule lists newscasts orchestras variety shows and specials including The Green Hornet Mystery programs and weather forecasts.
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Wren
KMBC
WDAF
Rex Maupin
Orch
Johnny McGee
Linwood Cavaliers
Hollywood
Margaret Speaks
Niles Trammel
Guy Lombardo
Blondie
Burns and Allen
Amos and
Addy
Sparta Chan
Lanny Ross
Belveders Orch
Arthur Godfrey
iHotel Muehrebach
Bonnie and the Boys
Henry King
Associated Press
Sammy Kaye
WDAP
Moonbeams
WDAK
Lake Breese Orch
Cavaliers
Lud Gluskin
Horace Heidt
Professor Qatirs
IXIBC
Glenn Miller
Tommy Dorsey
Johnny
Lou Breeze
S. Orch
Harry James
Wren—Kaltenborn
Fred Waring
Chariie’ Barnet
H. V. Kaltenborn
Hronnie and the Boys
WDAEF
Moonbeems
Ray Kinney
Nickle Sisao
Muehlebacher
KMIBC
Baldwin News Roundup of Visits, Bonds, and Campus Events
Arthur Lee Carr visits Champ Graham near Baldwin where they roomed at Duke. Miss Lenore Williams leaves Baldwin for Cripple Creek Colorado with family. George McFerren plans an airplane trip to California with son Phares funding. a Father’s Day gift. American Legion notes Boys State attendance. Baldwin bond election passes 197 to 28 for new auditorium gym near high school. PWA grant awaited. Santa Fe picnic dates set for September 20-21 in East Park. two vice-chairs named. Baker freshmen invited for exams and campus tours with Dr Chubb and Dean Gessner. Boy Scout cabin recently built at Baldwin Lake.
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Arthur Lee Carr
Grover Hill
Champ Graham
Baldwin
Duke University
Lenore Williams
Cripple Creek
Colo
Leo Williams
Wallace B. Fleming
Wallace B. Fleming and Mrs. Fleming’s Mother, Mrs. Harriet W. Ruble
Buckhannon
W. Va
Chicago
Tulsa
Salina
Dorothy Wilson
George McFerren
Kansas City
Phoenix
Ariz
Los Angeles
California
New York City
Phares McFerren
James S. Chubb
Mt. Sequoia
Fayetteville
Ark
Ozark Epworth League Institute
Lloyd Beaton
American Legion
Edward Gates, Jr
Wichita
Legion
Edwards
Bill Clark
Public Works Administration
Santa Fe
Roger Martin
East Park
Ralph Kalb
Ted Brown
Baker
Taylor Hall
Muivana Hall
B. A. Gessner
Baldwin Lake
Cabin dedication near the bridge on a spit of land
Scouts celebrate a new cabin built on a water extendable site just past the bridge. Community supporters are thanked for making the project possible and the scouts express pride and gratitude.
Lower loan rates set by Household Finance Corp
Household Finance Corporation announced a rate reduction for Kansas customers. Loans over 100 dollars now incur 2 percent per month, while loans under 100 dollars remain at 2 percent per month, a half percent below Missouri maximum. The Chicago headquartered firm operates three Kansas City offices serving the area.
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Household Finance Corporation
Kansas
Missouri
Corporation
Chicago
Kansas City
Woman Found Dead in Johnson County Home
Mrs Clinton H Montgomery Jr 45 wife of a former Kansas Public Service Commission member was found dead in her Johnson county home Sheriff Emmett Pitt said she took poison in a despondent state Survivors include her husband a son and a daughter The Lost and Found column on the classified page offers prompt results Phone 22
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Kansas City
Clinton H. Montgomery, Jr
Kansas Public Service Commission
Johnson County
Emmett Pitt
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