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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1944
Page
4
Democrats Change Horses at Convention Name Truman for VP
The Democratic National Convention debated reforming the ticket and replacing Henry Wallace with Harry S Truman for vice president. Roosevelt’s fourth term principle faced pressure as party leaders sought unity among conflicting factions while some members favored a complete ticket renewal. Supporters of tradition argued the move undermines long held party principles and loyalty to one man. Republicans countered by proposing a fresh team to tackle headlong political challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wallace
Truman
Roosevelt
Chicago
Retaking Guam Signals Westward Pacific Shift in War
The text argues American plans to retake Guam demonstrate a strong westward push across the Pacific and may mark the beginning of the end for Japan. It notes the Marianas bases shift the balance, with Japan briefly secure behind defenses but the Allies gaining sea control and threatening Japanese routes and territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guam
Pacific
Japan
Marianas
Turn Against Hitler in Germany Aims to Oust Him
A German effort to remove Hitler appears underway amid reporting of internal purges led by Himmler and a shifting Reich in crisis. Despite wartime censorship the mood grows for ending Nazi rule as Germans face mounting trouble. The local wheat harvest finished and potato harvest near completion with strong work despite bor and other challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Germany
Reich
Himmler
Bor
Few Miles Big Results Invasion of France shifts war outlook
Military commentators note the current operations in France resemble fixed-position warfare of the First World War with heavy artillery and small gains. They warn the invasion remains young and uncertain, yet Allied foothold has already altered the war's outlook since June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Japan Premiers Split Not So Appealing Amid War Strain
Reports say dividing premiership duties may not appeal in Japan. Emperor may modify mandate to place one appointee in charge. London bombings raise alarm. parents urged to remove children from the city. Chennault predicts Japan folds within six months after Germany quits. US fights on. Chicago convention shows a rush for the bandwagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
China
Chennault
Germany
Early frost fears and distant war observers note
The Ottawa Herald warns of an coming early frost while a magazine writer cites Japanese observers with German armies as a doomed sign for their country. The Topeka State Journal comments on doom, and the Pittsburg Headlight recalls Frank James ashes in a bank vault since 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ottawa Herald
Topeka
Demennl
Frank James
Missouri
James
Jesse
Alwaye
Cig
Pittsburg
County Farm Bridge Closure Call From Residents
In a letter to the Journal-World Paul Koehler urges county commissioners to act promptly on closing the County Farm bridge, which has been condemned for heavy traffic for 15 years and risks failure during high water. Eleven families face longer trips to town, compounded by fire and gas rationing, with hopes action is taken before 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Farm
Journal-World
Almos
Paul Koehler
Hitler faces rebellion as war drags on
Beety Mackenzie analyzes whether Hitler can quell the Nazi revolt amid Germany’s strained war footing. He weighs fanatical youth support, Himmler’s purge power, Prussian militarists, and Allied pressure, noting only time will reveal the stronger force while urging a decisive death blow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Germany
Nazi Party
Fuehrer
Reich
Gestapo
Himmler
Hangman
London Times
United Nations
the Times
Franks
Old Home Town News Roundup of Marriages Births and Social Events
Mr and Mrs Melvin Miller announce the marriage of their daughter Maxing to Billy H Poland son of Mrs W L Bradley formerly of Lawrence The ceremony was read this morning by Rev Edwin F Price Attendants were Miss Margaret Kelsall and Mark Alexander Alex Mitchell entertained at dinner Saturday at the Country club then a dance at the Lake of the Woods honoring Larry Morris and Virginia Lee Morris of Pelham NY Mrs Walter Dunbar announce the birth of a son Charles Hayes Nadine Cox a former Lawrence girl will sing in the radio presentation Floradora Gladys Swarthout and John Bark lay will be stars Mr and Mrs L E Gibson announce the marriage of their daughter Dorothy Anne to Joe E Strimple July 21 at Olathe Mrs Ned Swope entertained the girls of Palace Beauty Shop at her Friday evening at the Country club A man recently returned from the army is again with Ralph Beal in the Windmill Meat Market A children hour is held each Wednesday at J H Bell Music store Helen Lenhart of Washington DC will arrive tomorrow to visit Miss Dorothy Derre Clara E Pearson left for Ashfork Ariz and California Anna Earle and Mrs T Z Earle left for a week in Excelsior Springs Mrs Carl Alex guest of Mrs Karl Klooz returned to Ottawa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Miller
Maxing
Billy H. Poland
W. L. Bradley
Lawrence
Edwin F. Price
Margaret Kelsall
Mark Alexander
Alex Mitchell
Country Club
Lake of the Woods
Larry Morris
Virginia Lee Morris
Pelham
N. Y
Mitchell
Walter Dunbar
Charles Hayes
Willis Colman
Nadine Cox
Gladys Swarthout
John Barclay
L. E. Gibson
Dorothy Anne
Joe E. Strimple
Olathe
Ned Swope
Oe Palace
Neriday
Ralph Beal
Windmill
J. H. Bell
Helen ‘Lenhart
Washington, D. C
Dorothy Derre
Clara E. Pearson
Ashfork
Ariz
Points
California
Anna Earle
Forty Years Ago Cripple Creek Miner Builds McCook Field Home
Charles E. Harrison, once of Lawrence, now rich from Cripple Creek gold, buys land north of McCook field and begins a brick veneer residence costing 3000. The house will be occupied by his parents. A scattered society update follows with visits and travels of local residents including Miss Ella Mee, Mrs. Fred Moys and daughter, Miss Kate Miller, Miss Ida Lyons, J. B. Watkins, Mrs. James Challis, Mrs. J. J. Simpson, Mrs. E. T. Mays, and Miss Frances Babcock returning from Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Harrison
Cripple Creek
Colo
McCookfield
Shen
Ella Mee
Kansas City
Fred Moys
Boulder
Frances Babcock
Elmer Pierson
Lawrence boy re-enlists in French army after wartime service
Twenty five years ago Sidney Van Meensel of Lawrence re enlisted in the regular army in France after serving through the war. The Lawrence High School budget placed third in a high school newspaper contest. George Beal has been discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney van Meensel
S. van Meenzel
Lawrence
France
Eereestead
Wich
Beirs
Hig
van Meensel
Lawrenceh
George Beal
Dewey Hosts Johnston After Russia Talks at Quakerhill Farm
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey met with Eric A. Johnston of the U S Chamber of Commerce at his Quakerhill farm in Pawling New York following a week of events including a visit with Stalin informed observers and factory workers that the United States could offer Russia long term credit while maintaining strong trade ties Johnston said he would back Dewey as a Republican and businessman and had reported his Russia findings to Cordell Hull before leaving Albany for Pawling on the return trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawling
N. Y
Quakerhill
Thomas E. Dewey
Russia
Eric A. Johnston
United States Chamber of Commerce
Johnston
Dewey
Albany
Joseph Stalin
Ion
America
Salute to a Lady in Algeria Scene
In a U S Army hospital in a small Algerian village during the North Africa landings, Dr Merrill instructs German born Charlotte to listen to three captured Nazi soldiers and report their talks about a powerful German agent nearby, whose name remains unrevealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algeria
North Africa
Merrill
Charlotte
Name Fragments Give Traitor Away In Quiet Operation
In a tense night, a lieutenant splits a name into six syllables to reveal Mustapha abdel Kur. A weary detective confers with Dr Merrill, sharing coffee as they plan the arrest and reflect on detours shaping vocation.
Army unit insignia and cryptic coin clues page
A military alphabet style puzzle lists clues for division insignia and terms. Entries include Danish coin, weekdays, exclamations, Asiatic kingdoms, chemical symbols, medicines, and residence or burden words, centered around a fill in the blanks theme with short hints.
Doctor Ver, an American Edith Cavel and the Benzidrene Case
A doctor recalling mustapha abdel kur and three German soldiers details a personal tragedy brain tumor that set him on a medical path. He confesses he could not have saved his daughter and notes intent to inform authorities about the three soldiers while they wait in pain. The scene ends with the Benzidrene’s waning effects and a night of quiet watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mustapha Abdel Kur
Edith Cavel
Radio Schedule Notes for July Weekend
Radio programs listed for Saturday July 22 through Monday July 24 feature WDAF KMBC WREN WREN KMBC and KMBC airings across multiple time blocks including news Weather and variety shows. Notable items include Cavalcade of America The World Today and The Star and the Story with local stations offering musical variety and talk programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren
KNBC
N.Y
Philharmonic
WDAF
Wdai—Army Hour
Wren—Shades
Hine
Toun Valley
KMBC
Percy Panthis
Orch
Bob Low
Wren—World
Ah Wdaf
Church In
The
Wita
Ood
NBC’ Symphony
Mary
William L. Shirer
KMBEC
Silver Theatre
Pearson
Greenfield Village
Gracie Peston
Edward Two
KMIBC
Jimmy Fidler
Riley
Take
WDAP
SWDAF
Bob Crosby
Newa
Newacast
SET Reuunentals
Clude Lucas
Jimmy, Dorsey
Wdaf—Municipal Orch
Charles Spivak
Pete Up
Ews
Liz
Freante Martin
Bill Snyder
Muehlebach Or
Len Trent
Radio and stage highlights from Kansas City listings
A career note on Kenny Baker continuing a Saturday 10 30 program for 144 weeks amid praise for his musical versatility from Broadway to radio. CBS KMBC premiere of Shostakovitch pieces with Kipnis and Jewish broadcasts, plus KMBCs Big Brother Club with Jackie Cogan. Midland Minstrels insider chatter and a 2 45 p m schedule tease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenny Baker
Shostakovitch
CBS
KMBC
New York Philharmonic Symphony
Moussorgsky
Beria Godounoff
Alexander Kipnis
Metropolitan Opera
New York Philharmonic
Country
Kansas City
Bill Downs
Jackie Coogan
Also Mentioned on This Page
the World Company
West 10Th St
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Kansas
United States
United States of America
United America
London
Grant Gopity
Kasi
Rex Tugwell
Coffeyville Journal
Beety MacKenzie
Pacific Ocgo
Philippines
Amuanas Islands
Caroline Islands
Black Arrow
Victoria Wolf
Bart Wacht Rasch
Mustapha
Ted
Florence Nightingale
Abcs
U. S. Army
U.S. Army
Java
Ithe Es
Sal Wei
Avier Celmo
Iciair
Fei
KMSC
World Today
Momento Musicale
Leland Stowe
Mrs. Miniver
Ilery Queen
RCA
T Orb & Maritime
Abte
Sam Molen
Hollywood Theater
Bane Wood
Patsy
Grand Ole Opry
Army Service Forces
Joh
Brush Creek Follies
Muehlebach
KMGC
Keniny Baker
A.P. New
Freddie Martin
Three Suns
Ohare Spivak
Ray Pearl
Wdai
Lea Sims
Jack Armstrong
the World Today
Yanks
C. V. Stansell
Paul Neilson
Vox Pop
Wdaf—Cavalcade of America
Lum
Abner
Firestone, Jr
KMB
WDA
Elephone Hour
Winfred Pelletier
Screen Guild Players
Raymond Gram
Ed Malone
Newhist
Bonnie King
WDAE
Tom Collins
UMBC
Pehting
Saludos Amigos
Clyde Lucas
Orc
Embc—Newecast
Claridge
Laridge
A. Goldsworthy
FEU
Health
R. M. Sorensen
Division of
Venereal Disease Control
B.G. Gustafson
Lane Optometrist
Hill-Billy Hilarity
Judy and
Jen
Harmony Twins
Judy
Rumsey
Midland Minstrels
Fran Heyser
Fran
eatRoy Ea
Dea’ Mis
Bill Bendix
Hollywood
American Meat Institute
Home Equipment Radio Service
Maas
Army Signal Corps
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