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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1938

Page

4

Did Attack Backfire On Lawful Senator Winrod Campaign

An opinion piece questions whether efforts to derail Ger ald B. Winnod in the senatorial primary backfired by drawing larger crowds to hear his direct voter appeal. The column defends Winrod against attack tactics and praises his independent, issue driven campaign style. It notes support from opponents on some issues and criticizes attempts to rely on personalities.

Gerald B. Winnod Lawrence Winrod Ateast Wineed Dallas Knapp Jstice Jnrod Supreme Court United States

Japanese advance along Yangtze barriers near Hankow

The text describes Japanese forces forcing the Yangtze river barriers at Kiu Kiang and approaching Hankow as part of a long planned push. Chinese troops delayed the invaders but could not halt the campaign, with no sign of ultimate victory despite delaying actions.

Yangtze Kiu Kiang Hankow

Summer elections near as boards rush to finish counts

Six hour sessions and blank ballots mark the city and county election efforts. Officials aim to compress the voting day into 24 hours, hoping to set a new Douglas county record.

Eeting Monde Tuesda Eid Ie Douglas County

Freedom of the Press Meaning for Californians

The piece asserts that freedom of the press means readers decide for themselves, access to varied perspectives, and a duty for newspapers to uphold standards amid propaganda. It frames press freedom as a right to know and think, a challenge to editors to resist manipulated or partial reporting.

Ramasi Germany China Eden Falls Downing Street Propaganda Ministry Ickes Burlingame Ring Dla

Airmail Service Greets New Jet Era in Canada

Fragmentary notes describe the Mackenzie River region and Slave Lake area. The text mentions airmail service and a ship image, with references to air transport and low draft vessels. Details are unclear, but the document hints at postal aviation expansion and regional routes.

Iver Mackenzie Slave Lake Ocean Ue Airnau

Canadian stamp designs and wartime memorials featured on 20c 50c issues

The text describes Canadian stamps including a 20 cent dark carmine delivery stamp with the coat of arms and a 10 cent pink stamp in the new pictorial reign series. It notes a 50 cent green stamp showing entrances to Vancouver harbor and Halifax, and references the Peace Tower interior and the altar of sacrifice as a national shrine while mentioning figures like General Montgomery and Benjamin Franklin in historical context.

Avik Aechi Puth Canada Dominion Peace Tower Stynipeg Vancouver Harbor Paking Vancouver de Ramsay Ramez Montgomery Benjamin Frranklin Quebec George NT Halifax Himohz Uncle Sam

Iowa Territory Centennial stamp set sale dates listed

The release includes a 5c James Menrob stamp July 21, 6c John Quincy Adams July 28, 7c Andrew Jackson August 4, 8c Martin Van Buren August 11, and 9c William H. Harrison August 18. The 8c Iowa Territory Centennial commemorative goes on sale August 24 in Des Moines with the Old Stone Capital at Iowa City as a suggested design. The single non portrait 11c stamp in the set also appears.

Washington House James Menrob John Quincy Adams Andrew Jackson Martin van Bureh William H. Harrison Iowa Territory Des Moines Iowa City

Elephants and Donkey Costs Jotted in Times Humorous Note

A Leavenworth Times snippet mocks animal upkeep noting a large elephant consuming pounds on fodder and questions the expense of keeping a plant or beast. The piece contrasts costs with a playful reference to a political donkey.

Leavenworth Times

Landmark Iowa Capitol Cornerstone Laid After Long Delay

A historic cornerstone ceremony marks the laying of the new capitol foundation in Iowa two years after delays. The event follows peaceful relocation of administration as the state moves the university administration to a westward site.

Proneer Westw Old Capitol Iowa

Frog News From the Pond Serenade Tale

A playful frog dialogue shares frog life from the home pond. The green frog, Willy, and the leopard frog discuss daily life, companionship, and a tale of a leopard frog who sang to charm its captors and win freedom.

Germany to Issue Police Identification Cards to Millions

Berlin July 27. A decree signed by the interior minister requires Germans 15 years or older to obtain police identification by October 1. The plan covers Jews and others living in Germany. The interior minister may limit how broadly the obligation applies. A fee of $1.20 is noted for the card.

Berlin Interior Germany

Huse Suspended as Riley County Clerk Pending Ouster

District Judge E E Huse is suspended from office as Riley County clerk in Manhattan Kansas amid ouster proceedings filed by County Attorney Scott Pruette after an auditor’s report showed disparities in the clerk’s books. The case is set for September action following a resignation request by Assistant State’s Attorney General C Glenn Morris.

Manhattan Kan Edgar, C.bennett E. E. Huse Riley County Scott “Pruette C. Glenn Morris Huse

German law restricts Jewish women under 45 from domestic service

A restrictive rule in Germany bars Jewish women younger than 45 from taking domestic service roles. The regulation reflects discriminatory hiring practices affecting a targeted religious group.

Community Meeting Plans Drive to Boost pledges

Local directors of the dmbrial Union at XK. U. will meet tonight to outline a clean up campaign for pledge collection. Mr. George Spears returned from a trip to Greece with Miss Eugenia Therenkopoula of Athens.

XK. U Gerge Spears Greece Eugenia Therenkopoula Athens Spears Sunic Kebampus Njir Holserboe Club

Rafter T conflict erupts as Ankrom confronts camp

Ankrom clashes with Ring-Legs and the Rafter T crew at the cabin water site. He warns Heffle to clear out while Streeter foreman asserts control, amid tense standoff and looming railroad schemes. Lee tracks events from Eagle Point as tension rises over land, water, and power at the Rafter T.

Claydell Ankrom Betty Lee Buchexkin East Point Trane Iodds Wateres Leé Tman Om Ratchford Ring-Legs Ankrim Streeter Sgain Heffle Mose Hackett Conyright Nelson C. Nye

Baldwin News Notice of Local Visits and Travels

Miss Mary Nell LeMaster returned to Kansas City to resume work after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs A A LeMaster. Dr SiH Flicker Dr M D Ballard and C M Showalter drove to Kansas City for the bar game. Mrs G H Atherton and family and Miss Abby Atherton of Lawrence visited Los Angeles with Mr and Mrs Ray Baker and Joe Atherton. John Kyle of Modesto visited Baldwin. Prof and Mrs W W Johnson of Lansing Michigan visiting Kansas and will travel to Europe. Johnson graduated Baker 1901 and heads English at Michigan State College. Mrs Johnson is also a Baker graduate.

Lion Walt Wieras Sania Essor Birk Beacher of Pans Baker University Lawrence Hag Hae Rat Icni Baldwin Ethel Eatheehl Lulu McClure Ruth Lockwood T Teaman Stephen Frazer’ Hall K. UJ Chanute Little Theater Yeoman Alpha Chi Omega House Mary Lockwood Mary Nell LeMaster N. D. Campbell Baker Universit Betty , Pardee Crown Point Ind Ed Pardee Oliver Storum Clyde Bell C.W. ‘Ridgway Leavenworth Mes Ridgway Betty McLout Edge Huey Harris Alan |Atring Brido J ‘Ig Mary Nell. LeMaster A. A. LeMaster Kansas City Sih.flicker M. D. Ballard C. M. Showalter G. H Atherton Ralph Abby Atherton Charles Atherton W. W. Johnson Lansing Mich Kansas Andy Johnsons Johnson Baker Michigan State College

Poor Pa Dictates Family Rules in Jury of Relatives

A fragment reveals a father voice about his wife and daughter Betty, noting how Ma becomes furious when Betty errs and how friends and relatives hear the scene, reflecting a domestic tension framed as a family cue.

Betty

Estes Park Camping Trip Ends in Wyoming Move

Estes Bark, Cole UPA psychology instructor from Pittsburgh, camped for several days in Estes Park before moving to Wyoming where he arrived and began anew.

Estes Bark Pittsburgh Estes Park Wyoming

Evening Radio Schedule Mixed with Concerts and News

A chaotic listing outlines multiple radio stations KMBC WREN WDAF and others with shows from 6:00 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. including orchestras, news segments, and hourlong programs. It references Bobby Burns major bows and Grant Park concerts along with various hour blocks and forecast notes.

Achbur Wren Lands City Dihes WDAF RudgeVallee KMBC Boake Carter Wren Robert Inert Ea Ee MBC Major Bowes Torornto EMBC Istitaie Bob Burns Grant Park Emec Americade Vaamues Johnny Tones Bob Grant Orch Jan Garber Orah Wharc Hotel Luehlabad WRN Archie Loveland EMEC Horace Anderson WRENS Emec Carbelina Magin Henry Gendron Gendron DPW

Missing camping gear left behind in Estes Park incident

A incomplete report indicates a camper forgot essential equipment during a trip in Estes Park. No further details on identity or exact items are provided.

Clemson forester urges pruning pine trees for knot-free lumber

D. R. Brewster extension forester Joab Hones advises timber men to prune pines to grow clear lumber, which commands about twice the price of knotty wood.

Clemson ‘College D. R., Brewster Extension Forester

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