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A devotional line from Philippians 4 7 assures readers the peace of God will guard hearts and minds through Christ Jesus offering solace in faith.
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God
Christ Jesus
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1940
Page
3
Nazi economists mock US gold reserves and world trade aims
The article notes a Nazi minister ridiculing the United States vast Fort Knox gold hoard and proposing a postwar world trade basis without American gold. It recalls Nazi demands for money and wealth, questioning the gold-buying policy and warning against accepting their stated disinterest in gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
United States
Germany
Fort Knox
Johnson Exits as War Office Shakeup Continues
The text reports Johnson leaving the war government amid cabinet changes driven by Stimson and Patterson. It notes Stimson’s desire for Patterson, possible reassignment of Johnson to a presidential advisory role, and broader uncertainty about progress of the defense program.
Change of Roles in Roosevelt Public Remarks Draw Fire
President Roosevelt shifts roles from remote leadership to civic involvement amid Willkie notes of distraction. The exchange touches on his draft consent and the burden of public service while criticizing anti third term positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Willkie
Hée
Maud
Jim Reed
Sother
French Leaders Prepare for Trial as Nazi Pattern Emerges
The document notes French leadership facing trial for resistance acts against Germany with former premier Daladier among the cited figures. It claims Nazi influence is evident in current purge moves and echoes a shadow government framing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ment i
Germany
Daladier
Nazi Germany
Europe faces looming famine amid war and harvest loss
Red Cross observer reports Europe faces one of the worst food shortages in modern times. War devastates crops across 19 countries, with France showing widespread devastation and millions of refugees relying on relief kitchens while winter hunger looms. US grain stocks remain high with 800 million bushels stored and 300 million more added this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Red Cross
Europe
France
Germany aims to shape Western Hemisphere policy say observers
Nazi Germany warned South American nations against plans for American economic unity and threatened to halt European trade if a united American front formed. Analysts say these warnings show Germany seeking global influence and control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazi Germany
Hitler
Europe
Germany
Roosevelt Recasts Campaign as Risk of Change
After eight years as the apostle of change in the United States Franklin Roosevelt now campaigns that a new presidency would be fatal to the country. The nation has moved from one emergency to another in his program of change and enthusiasm grows for one more change Roosevelt does not want.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Woodring
F.D.R
R.F.D
Louis Johnson
Woodring
Stimson
Judge Patterson
Johnson
Washington
United States
Franklin Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Unwritten law on third terms cited from 1896 platform
The Pittsburg Headlight recalls a Democratic platform plank from July 7, 1896 in Chicago denying a third presidential term. It emphasizes that a century of custom and the founders’ example sanctify that no man should be eligible for a third term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Chicago
Biggest ovation at Chicago convention and boos for Jefferson
The Pittsburgh Headlight notes that while the crowd gave the loudest cheers to unnamed men at the Democratic convention in Chicago, Thomas Jefferson drew the largest boos when Carter Glass quoted his old stance against a third term for presidents.
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Chicago
Thomas Jefferson
Carter Glass
Jfferson
Jefferson
Pittsburg
Ten Years Ago Lawrence Steals Hit Two Stores
Thieves robbed Pine Bros. and Ellis & Hesse with losses around 650 dollars in merchandise money and jewelry. Mrs E H Lind ley will vacation in Estes Park Colo. Alpha Kappa Psi bought Erasmus Haworth property at 1503 Massachusetts for a fraternity home. About 8860 citizens will be eligible to vote August 5. Col Samuel G Clarke 47 Douglas County Republican died after injuries from July 18 auto crash. Kansas fraternities form a united front at Kappa Sigma to oppose Douglas County tax roll moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Pine Bros
Locust Street
Ellis & Hesse
East Ninth
Pine Brothers
Ellis & He
E. H
Lindley
Estes Park
Colo
Charles E. Louk
Alpha Kappa Psi
Erasmus Haworth
Massachusetts Street
O. H Stockwell
Samuel G. Clarke
Douglas County
Lawrence Memorial
Kappa Sigma House
Te Kansas Association of
War Today Analysis on Luftwaffe Delays and Allied Strength
Mackenzie surveys Hitler’s strategic delay and rising British air power. He notes German hesitancy, Balkan diplomacy, and ongoing aerial battles over Britain, plus Britain's doubled aircraft production and Allied aid from the U.S. He reports on extending blockade aims against Spain and Italy and Italy’s worsening food shortages and rationing.
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Hitler
England
Britain
Channel
Germany
Balkan
von Ribbentrop
Berlin
Balkans
Reich
London
Royal Air ‘Force
Holland
Belgium
Rance
America
France
Washington
Italy
Spain
Miss Alta Smith Hosts JOC Line Party At Bowersock
Local social notes report Miss Alta Smith entertaining JOC members at the Bowersock with line party guests including Frances Lewis Jessie Ewing Vera McClelland May McClelland Eugenia Cory Addie Underwood and Mrs Gilbert Smith. Also mentions a Fort camping trip near Overbrook and line party to the Air Dome with Marguerite Spietz Gertrude Frank Agnes Burke Esther White Frances Hackbarth Ellen Wiedemann Frederika Rutherford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta Smith
J.0.c
Bowersock
Frances Lewis
Jessie Ewing
Vera McClelland
May McClelland
Eugenia Cory
Addie Underwood
Lauren Hunter
Gilbert - ‘Smith
T. D. Funk
John Newman
Fred Lawrence
Overbrook
Air Dome
Marguerite Spietz
Gertrude Frank
Agnes Burke
Esther White
Frances Hackbarth
Ellen Wiedemann
Frederika Rutherford
Eugenie Galoo
May Requisition Barges In Danube Transport Drive
Bucharest reports that Ru mania plans to requisition 60 British owned or chartered Danube river barges to boost oil flow to Germany. Official circles promise full support to deliver 200000 tons of oil this month, part from Astor-Roma na reserves recently confiscated.
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Bucharest
Rumania
Danube
Germany
Reich
Astor-Romana Company
Baldwin News Items Highlight Local Moves and Visits
Leo Jones and two sons from Council Bluffs plan Ivor Jones’s fall entry into Baker. Cherry Leitaker vacations with Boy Scouts near Baxter Springs. Olson and son Edward visit Baldwin relatives. Mrs. Miller and sister Marion Charles head to San Bernardino. Larry Boardman visits grandparents and relatives in Baldwin. Donald Roberts sustains foot injury. recuperates in Olathe. Marvin Pohl’s eighth birthday celebrated. Merle Fischer to Kansas City for business college. to live with sister. Baldwin Garden Club pursues alley beautification with hollyhocks and flowers. town tree is hard maple. Prof and Mrs Irving Bartley, formerly of Baker, now teach at State Teachers College in Las Vegas.
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Leo Jones
David
Ivor
Council Bluffs
Baker
Cherry Leitaker
Alva Chubb
Baxter Springs
Ted Frazee
E. Olson
Edward
Bonner Springs
Baldwin
Frances Carol Horrell
Donald Roberts
Tri Delta
Olathe
Ernest Pohl
Marvin
Janet Vaughn
Lois Warner
Suzanne
Marilyn Ballard
Shirley Landis
Warren Gaswint
I Whitted
Theresa Randel
Thomas ‘Jay’ Danley
Jmmie Schmittendorf
Mildred Clark
Robert Guest
Doris Keller
Donna Stephens
Merle Fischer
Kansas City
el Dorado High
Penios College
Garden Club
Baldwin Garden Club
C. J. Fischer
Las Vegas
Ard
Irving D. Bartley
Thertleys
State Teachers . College
Loretta Young to Wed Thomas H. Lewis in Westwood
Actress Loretta Young and Thomas H. Lewis radio advertising executive set their wedding for next Wednesday at the church of St Paul in Westwood village with Father G Quinan officiating following an earlier engagement announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta Young
Hollywood
Thomas H. Lewis
Church of St. Paul
Westwood Village
Father G. Quinan
Flying Coed and the Hangar Plot in Midlands University
Anne Norris, a wealthy student, joins a flying course at Midlands University. Tony Scott and gunman Daley threaten Dick to force a takeoff in a damaged plane while Anne, bound in a hangar, plans to warn authorities. She frees herself but must act without alerting the captors as she contemplates calling for help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Norris
CAA
Georgette Parker
Anne
Tony "Scott
Captain Dick
Douglas
Midlands University
Tony
James Daley
Daley
Tony Scott
Clarice
Arnold Dwight
Jumes Daley
Monroe Doctrine's Enduring Role in 19th Century Crises
The Monroe Doctrine, announced by James Monroe in 1823, shaped American policy by warning European powers against interference in the Americas. Though not formal law or universally embraced, it gained prominence during crises such as the Venezuela incident of 1896 and influenced subsequent U S policy and regional defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Congress
James Monroe
U. S
America
Spain
South America
Austria
Russia
Prussia
France
Venezuela
Britain
Monroe
Chrysler Profits Rise in First Half with Dividend Declared
Chrysler Corp reports net income of 30,494,274 for the first half, 7.01 a share, up from 25,345,771 or 5.83 in the prior year. Directors approve a 1.25 dividend on common stock payable September 12 to holders of record August 12. Similar dividends have been paid in recent quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrysler
New York
Chrysler Corporation
Radio Programs Friday Evening Listings
Friday evening radio schedule lists WREN KMBC WDAF programs from 6:30 to 9:00 with Newscasts Rhythm and Blues shows orchestras and comedy. Programs include Death Valley Days Showboat Grand Central Station What's My Name and Amos and Andy along with religious and sports segments.
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Wren
Newacas
KMBC
Wdaf—Safety Council
Will Bradley
Orch
Newacast
WDAF
Cavaliers
Wren—Radio Guild
Kansas City Dines
Casino Orchestra
WBZ
Hollywood Peer
Hollywood
Gordon N Jenkins Orch
T. R. Ybarra
Vaughn Munroe
Opry
Michael Loring
Sky, Blazers
Wardman Park
Harry James
Rainbow Room
Alvino Rey
Bonnie and the Boxe
Leighton Noble
Awe
Associated Press News
Larry Funk
War Ponishthawke
Chuck Foster
George Olsen
Henry King
Muehlebach Or
Associated Press
Newacaat
Hollywood Country Church
Dixiejana Strings
Bobby Byrnes
Wren Voice of
Hawaii
John Tompking
Catholic Radio -Pym
Gray Gordon
Gene Autry
LDS
Bishop and Gargoyle
Icey Hans Flath
WDA
Walter Winchell
Parker
Irene Rich
Allen Roth
Goodwill
Bill Stern
Johnny
Johnny Mesaner
Ted Lewis
Kmbc—Orientale
Betty Black
Wn Ar Aenacast
the Sandman
Sherman Orch
Cecil ‘Golly
Jerry Shelton
Moonbeams
Chuck
Brook Orch
Cab Calloway
Death Valley
Kmbgorews
Harry Kogen
Grand Central Station
Dan Ameche
Ae Leeh Pearce
Weis
Amos
Andy
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Star
Detroit
General ‘Motors
Atlanta
Walton
Bureau OF Cirations
Marth
Journal-World
Americas
Dewitt MacKenzie
Professor Blackmiar
Kate Nicholson
Ohio Street
Im. J. Skofstad
Wisconsin
D. B. Simpson
Alex. Monroe
Paris
Ohio
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Billy Mays
Whitman
Leavenworth
The
Haskell Institute Baseball
Baldwin News
Flying Coed
Mary Kinnavey Moore
Wdar Eaecaster Beach of
Kmbayacatt
Clinton
Kubg
Jan Garber
Ther
Fred Waring
Cecil Golly
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Ina Ray Hutton
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