Love Destroys Fear Quote On World War II Era Page
A brief column quotes 1 John 4 18 about love casting out fear and notes the date July 22 1940. It appears amid a newspaper page containing addresses and bureau lines from Associated Press and Lawrence Kansas publication details. The card references locations in New York Chicago Los Angeles Detroit and other cities and lists Associated Press material.
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Lorenzen & Tormpan
Ayr Bureau OF Cirlations
Postoffice
Lawrence
Kansas
Old Leaders Dismissed Garner Reflects on Convention
Garner plans a Texas return while noting the convention’s harsh stance against Senator Glass and third term support. In his home district, the action is seen as unacceptable to lifelong Democrats who view the convention as throwing cherished party traditions away.
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Garner
Texas
Glass
Will
Registration Opens in Lawrence for August Primaries
Registration in Lawrence closes this Friday night. The city clerk’s office will stay open evenings to aid voters unable to visit during regular hours. Citizens are urged to exercise rights by helping choose candidates and ballots for November.
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Lawrence
Political Moratorium and Campaign Funds Debate
The President signs a new Hatch bill linking campaign funds to the defense program. Critics say tying campaign finance to defense spending could shift vast appropriations to political uses, affecting Republicans more than Democrats.
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Iskenaties
Pan American Conference Discusses Hemisphere Defense
The Havana meeting of the Pan American conference is under way to address potential threats from totalitarian powers. Debates focus on the nature of the danger and defensive measures needed, with urgency and uncertainty shaping early expectations.
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Havana
Hemisphere
Bombing toll details in hush wartime report
A fragmented wartime notice states civilian casualties are under 1000 in a month, comparing current losses to the previous period. It notes warning of total war and signals potential further actions, with emphasis on air raid effects and government stance.
Unclear Phrase Reflects German War Position
Fragmentary OCR notes suggest a discussion of Nazi Germany under Hitler, noting no willingness to surrender as time narrows and the word from Hitler may be issued.
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Hitler
Democrats Face Dilemma on Wallace Vote
Democrats who oppose Wallace struggle with how to distinguish between first and second ticket choices at the ballot. Voters who back Roosevelt are likely to back Wallace, forcing a vote for both or neither. Some condemn Wallace as aimed at the whole ticket, while others lack nerve to say so.
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Wallace
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Hitler’s pursuit of domination shapes war strategy
The piece argues Hitler aims to subjugate nations one by one and exploit a split Allied defense. It notes France fell, Britain fights alone, and the US debated joining early to gang Hitler, but events favored the axis alliance with Germany aided by Russia, Italy, and Japan.
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Hitler
France
British Empire
United States
Poland
Norway
England
Germany
Russia
Italy
Japan
French political movement aims to oust Petain regime
A French political movement forms with the aim of ousting Marshal Petain from the shadow government. Observers doubt the Vichy regime’s endurance after France’s surrender, suggesting the government may not last long.
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Marshal Petain
France
Ireland calls 400000 volunteers amid looming threat
The government urges 400000 volunteers as a precaution with a warning that Hitler’s forces may arrive within a week or two, signaling urgency and national mobilization.
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Hitler
Film Stars Favor Secondhand Husbands and Wives
A Leavenworth Times remark notes actors show no prejudice against marrying second or third spouses, while still avoiding wearing others old clothing. The tongue in cheek line highlights changing gossip in celebrity marriages.
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Leavenworth Times
Railways Need Billions in Ties and Debt Stub
Topeka Capital questions the scale of U S rail infrastructure costs claiming billions needed for wooden ties and a forty five billion dollar government debt, highlighting fiscal implications for national rail networks.
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United States
Topeka Capital
Local Residents Take Various Summer Trips and Incidents
Dr and Mrs R H Edmiston and two daughters with Mrs Edmistons mother Mrs Amy L Maggs returned from a Colorado auto trip lasting about two weeks. Mr and Mrs H W Roberts and family came back from six weeks driving through Texas and Colorado. Edwin Gentry and C E Springer departed for Colorado Springs Yellowstone Park and other points in Colorado. The Monday bridge club met with Mrs Le Roy Pierce with guests including Mrs H W Edmonson A Wettig Mrs Sam Kelsall Mrs A G Van Noy W H Robinson and Mrs H W Howsman. Jack Kelsey west of Lawrence suffered a broken arm after a horse he rode was struck by a car. Two robberies at the University club and Mrs B T Deichert residence on Oread avenue were reported. money and jewelry were taken.
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R. H. Edmiston
Edmiston
Amy’ L. Maggs
Colorado
Texas
Edwin Gentry
C. E. Springer
Springs
Yellowstone Park
le- Roy - Pierce
H. W. Edmonson
A. Wettig
Sam Kelsall
A. G. van Noy
W.H. Robinson
H. W. Howsman
Jack Kelsey
Lawrence
University Club
B. T. Deichert
Oread Avenue
Wheat yields rise after rains at Pine farm
Twenty five years ago threshers began work on Walter Pine’s wheat at A A Hick’s farm and averaged about 20 bushels per acre, slightly higher than prior estimates due to heavy rains. Broer Gustafson won the finals in the second flight of the annual handicap golf tournament defeating Alph Sports 3 up and 2 to play.
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Walter Pine
A.A. Hick
Broer Gustafson
Alph Sports
War Today: Mackenzie Flags Hitler's Looming Blow
Dewitt Mackenzie analyzes Berlin's likely timing for a England strike, the air war's rise in intensity, and Britain's resolve. He notes potential Axis moves on Gibraltar and Spain, aims to sever supply lines, and the impact on morale, with Lord Halifax as a steadfast, religiously driven opponent of Hitler.
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Hitler
England
Berlin
Winston Churchill
Britain
British Isles
Axis
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Spain
Italy
London
Germany
France
Norway
Brest
Lord Halifax
Churchill
Fuehrer
Halifax
Thirteen CCC Camps to Work on Soil Projects
Salina Kansas reports that thirteen CCC camps will work on soil and water conservation projects through July August and September. Twelve camps will perform erosion control work with locations at Ottawa Council Grove Burlington Seneca Neodesha Marysville Parsons Wellington Effingham Concordia Osage City Rozel and one camp will assist in lake construction in Clark County. Projects include terrace outlets check dams grass waterways sodding tree planting pasture clearing and farm ponds.
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Salina
Kan
CCC
Kansas
H. H. Finnell
Soil Conservation Service
Ottawa
Council Grove
Burlington
Seneca
Neodesha
Marysville
Parsons
Wellington
Effingham
Concordia
Osage City
Rozel
Young Solomon Settles Cats quarrel with mail box finial
In Williamsport Pennsylvania on July 22 a boy nicknamed King Solomon settled a quarrel between two children by dropping their cat into a mailbox. The action ended the dispute and the cat was unharmed according to witnesses.
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Solomon
Williamsport
King Solomon
Social news and notes from LaGorte club and locals
Informal gatherings host Miss Freda Gibbs and Miss Virginia Goff with friends, while Miss Lella Watson and others head to Portland and California for fairs and exhibitions. Amid war updates and civic chatter, a Lawrence fisherman boasts a legendary Kaw catfish haul near the dam.
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Freda Gibbs
LaGorte Club
O. W. Wilbur and Son
D. E.shuck
Floyd Walburn
Phil Olmstead
Walter Richardson
Jennie Roper
Earl Roner
Ruth Fordyce
Russell Fordyce
George Grigsby
Virginia Goff
Sewing Club
Myra Stevens
Elsa Bartlesdés
Helen Hornaday
Ethel Ulrich
Gladys Henley
Ruth Peairs
Erna Fischer
Sic Seoree
Frank
Lella Watson
Portland
Ore
California
Cloyd B. Hanselman
Opal Kennedy
Emma Judge
Burglary Strikes Local Business Four Times in One Month
A town reports a local business house has been entered by burglars four times in the past month. Residents urge action to address the rising thefts and restore security.
Bulgarian Batchkovo Monastery Shown on New Airmail Stamp
A Bulgarian airmail stamp features the Batchkovo Monastery with an airliner above it. The 1083 foundation by Gregori Pekurian and 13th century crusader sieges are noted along with Bulgarian art and nearby Sofia landmarks.
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Batchkovo Monastery
Balkan
Gregori Pekurian
Ivan Alexander
Dati G
Sofia
Sane Palace
Nevsky
Shipka Pass
Monumen
Flying Coed in Flight School Drama at Midland
Anne Norris, wealthy student, enrolls in a flying course at Midland University while a shooting at Villa Alpha unfolds. Dick Douglas, an instructor, ferries her to safety as two gunmen pursue her, and she faces expulsion if involved in the scandal. Douglas offers aid and urges caution as the pursuit ends with her return to dorm life.
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Anne Norris
King
CAA
Georgette Parker
Anne
Tony Scott
Gangeter
Dick Douglas
Midland University
Clarice
Villa Alpha
Vista Alpha
Midland
Tony
Alpha
Tesit
Miss Norris
Paris
Baldwin News Happenings Include Garden Party and Wedding
Community notes report Miss Esther Brockway’s return from Carrollton and several Kansas City visits by local residents. A Sub Debs outdoor party at Miss Barbara Beals’ home featured many attendees, followed by a Wayne style wedding at Mrs Myrnice Morgan’s house with Miss Esther Brockway as singer and Miss Helen Heaston on piano. The couple, Miss Jocelyn Brockway and Mr. Leland Ulrich, plan a Colorado trip before settling near High Prairie. Additional social events include Christensen fish dinners and a cooperative creamery event. A home subscription offer ties readers to the Journal-World.
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Esther Brockway
Carrollton
Carroll Wilson
James S. Chubb
Harold W. Guest
Kansas City
Frank E. Wolf
Barbara Beals
Evelyn Warner
Altha Warner
Bohnis Jean Adriance
Marjorie
Beth Hubskmann
Martha Caskey
Frances Davison
Claire Leitaker
Gloria
Coral Jean Schmittendor
Shirley Davies
Lavonne Martin
Marguerite Huey
Betty Lee Groetzinger
Martha Louise Bretnall
Ames
Betty Lou Christensen
Edith Lee Master
Sarah Counts
Arlene Schooley
Nelda Cook
Donna Gene Eaton
Cynthia Smith
Jean Claridge
Henry
Baldwin Cooperative Creamery
Sen
Christensens
Wil- Beals
Jules Aus
Frank Elli
J. E. Mellor
Myrnice Morgan
James S.chubb
Noreen Morgan
Leland Ulrich
High Prairie
Baker University
Delta Tau Delta
Alpha Chi Omega
Alpha Psi Omega
James G. Brockway
Raymond Horrell
Pittsburgh
Charles A. Kalb
Frank Horrell
Virgil
Vinland
Evening Radio Schedule of July 22 23
Radio listings show orchestras and hosts across KMBC WDAF WREN and other stations. Acts include McGee's Orchestra Lombardi's Ore and Grant Park Concert with multiple hourly updates and Associated Press News.
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Oreh
KMBC
Arios
Andy
Weg
WDAF
Grant Park
Ianny, Ross
WDA Phivedere Orch
Char Ur Godfrey
Pisostor Orchestra
FMBC
al Orahue
Orch
Wren
Associated Press
Asociated Press
DAF
Valiers
Wren— Y Shield
Curt of
Shid- Gluskin
WD Abk
Horace Heidt
Wren H. C
Professor Quias
Iann Miller
Jimmy Dorsey
Sist
Husband
Pele
Walter
Dog Ae
KNBC
Eenny Ross
Hasy
Charlie
Barnet’a Orch
H. V. Baltenborn
Bonnie and the Boys
Foonbeams
Fial Kemp
Ickle Sisco
Jimmy Lunceford
Hed Nichols
Muehlebach
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Flying Coed
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