Newspaper Masthead and Associated Press Notice
The text lists multiple city addresses for Thompson Inc and National Representatives with AP credit. It includes publication rights, republication restrictions, and lawrence Kansas post office details. It also notes delivery reminders for late Journal World subscribers and office contact times.
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Representativesssent& Thompson, Inc
New York
West 44Th St
Chicago
North
Michigan Ave
Bancisco
Sansome
Los Angeles
New Orpheum
Kansas City
Baltimore Ave
St. Louis
Star
Detroit
General Motors
Atlanta
Walton
Associated Press
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Lawrence
Kansas
The Shepherd Psalm 23 Passage of Comfort
A brief devotional excerpt quotes Psalm 23 verses one and two. It portrays God as a shepherd guiding to green pastures and calm waters, offering reassurance of provision and rest.
Not the Whole Way On Draft Amendment By Senate Panel
Draft resolution to extend service over a year falls short of administration aims and omits a national emergency declaration. It signals national interest imperilment to justify amending the selective service act, while raising concerns of expanding executive power. Congress bears responsibility for future outcomes.
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Senate Military Committee
Congress
Roosevelt orders Philippine forces into US army
President Roosevelt directed all armed forces in the Philippine commonwealth to become part of the United States army. The move appears to be an ordinary precaution as Philippines lie along the route of potential Japanese warships and troop movements, with the area described as the American frontier in the ongoing Pacific controversy.
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Roosevelt
Philippine Commonwealth
United States Army
Philippines
Japan
Pacific
Congress Intent Seen Behind Wheat Market Bill
The Hutchinson News notes the house bill would let farmers market normal wheat production without penalty, aiming to soften the 49 cent surplus wheat penalty. It was added to regulations without voter knowledge and had little support in Congress. Farmers should keep their case before Congress for relief.
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Congress
Hutchinson News
How Would Daylight Saving Affect Home Electricity Use
A utility engineer warned daylight saving could raise total household electricity consumption. Beginning work an hour earlier shifts lighting and device use earlier, increasing evening demand and the hours of radios and gadgets in use.
Daylight saving idea tied to power use and daylight reliance
An engineer suggested starting work an hour later to save power. The plan rests on people depending less on electricity and more on daylight, reducing overall demand and encouraging efficient daylight use.
Sky Raiders Bombers Struck Scharnhorst From Hidden French Coast
Reports say American made bombers sought the Scharnhorst on the French coast from extreme altitudes. They could not be seen or heard from the ground, and the first sign of attack was the bombs landing. Even wide ground targets can be invisible from six to seven miles up.
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Scharnhorst
Wichita City Manager Post Open as Banker Refuses
A Wichita banker appointed city manager declined the post amid a tense political clash after the previous manager resigned following a failed attempt to fire the police chief. Knives were sharpened and lines drawn, signaling a difficult transition in a city stirred by defense sector growth.
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Wichita
Cotton States Protest Against Price Fixing
The federal price administrator faces stiff opposition from cotton state senators who oppose any cotton price fixing. They argue regulation distorts markets and claim past interventions harmed cotton markets.
Nippon Oil Ban Quietly Ratchets Up Gasless Sunday Debate
Under U S orders freezing credits and halting exports to Japan Nippon will receive no American oil. The move makes a gasless Sunday proposal for the East seem more logical but it is unlikely to gain wider support among eastern workers who use Sundays for travel.
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Japan
Nippon
Tugwell Named Chancellor of University of Puerto Rico
Rexford G Tugwell a former New Deal figure is selected as chancellor of the University of Puerto Rico Puerto Ricans prepared for upcoming changes associated with his leadership.
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Rexford G. Tugwell
America
University of Prto Rico
Harvard President Sees Social Mobility Value in Vehicles
The article notes President Conant of Harvard praising social mobility as a desirable American objective, while acknowledging jalopies and trailers have contributed in their own way.
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Conant
Harvard
Barbara Chase Meets Dugan Blake in New York
Barbara, fed up with ineffectual suitors, plans to find a husband among men within a 100 mile radius. Uncle Hank introduces Dugan Blake, an Amer ican foreman calling himself Chief Leaping Water, on a New York visit. She is intrigued by his strong presence as they meet.
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Barbara Chase
Lester Burton
Hank
Hank Chase
Lester
Fish
Barbara
Uncle Hank
Gal
New York
Larry Grover
Oklahoma
Down Oklahoma Way
Dugan Blake
Dugan
Grand Central
Chief Leaping Water
War Tonight The Red Army Holds Lines In Russia
The six week war report notes Bolshevists resisting the Nazi drive in western Russia with counterattacks and heavy losses. It suggests a possible shift in Japanese strategy depending on the outcome and describes the fighting as a battle of extermination with both sides embracing encirclement tactics. Nearby social notes recount visits and community club activities in the Knowledge Hill area.
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Moscoso
Britain
Hitler
Russia
Fuehrer
Turke
Europe
Berlin
Tokyo
United States
Moscow
Lozowski
Arctic
Black Sea
Verdun
Red Line
Red Army
Germany Says Self Help Needed As Berlin Visit Ends
Secretary of State Stimson said Germany's economic problem requires self help on returning from Berlin. He noted no hostile demonstrations as crowds saw him with the Chancellor and mingled with locals.
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Germany
Stimson
London
Berlin
Douglas County
J. A. Terrell
Douglas
Maple Hill
Farm Bureau
Shawnee
Lawrence
Guy Bigsby
John M. Frech
W. D. Wear
George Strahan
Alice Armstrong
Ralph Colman
Beatrice Collins
Harry Unger
John A. Kasson
Jacob Hammig
Christie c Hepler
Chester Baldwin
Lawrence Country Club
Shawnee Country Club
Topeka
Jack Bolin
Trainmen vote nationwide strike and eight hour demand
The nationwide rail strike affects nearly all lines with about 450 000 workers seeking an eight hour day. A federal labor commissioner warned the government would seize all railroads twenty four hours after a strike is declared. In Kansas City the Kaw Valley and Western railway opened with a simple celebration as police court scenes showed heavy drinking. H B Bullene praised the Red Line road after a Cadillac Hight trip from Downs to Limon covering 317 miles, a record for the route.
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Kansas City, Kaw Valley and Western Railway
Sixth Street
Lawrence
H. B. Bullene
Colorado
Red Line
Downs
Kan
Limon
Colo
Cox Family Overland Trip To Knoxville July 13
Mrs Donna Cox with TL tL Cox and Floyd Cox left July 13 on an overland trip to Knoxville Tennessee to visit Mrs Cox's hometown, visit a sister and two brothers, and friends. Mrs Baker Murphy and son Richard joined by Mr Earl Janeway and son Edwin and Mr Mrs W C Thiry of Chester attended a Topeka picnic at Glenn Colburn's home. Mr and Mrs Henry Beuerman of Lake View visited Sunday afternoon.
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Grandma Jones
Cummings
Neva May
Bobbie
Pleasant Valley
Richard Murphy
R. D. Rice
Sioux Falls
Will Rice
Billy Gene
Jimmy
J. W. Rice
H. Dimick
Ethelyne Burna
Bobby Johns
Keith Jones
Kay
Omaha
Jones
Dimick
Jim Allison
Lawrence
Allison
Shelly Winkelman
Winkelman
Knowledge Hill Community Club
H. W. Skeet
Red Cross
Georgia Biffle
Skeet
Donna Cox
Cox
Floyd Cox
Knoxville
Tenn
Henry Beuerman
Lake View
Laura Jean
Andy Stephenson
Allie Babcock
Thomas Gallagher
Floyd Mills
Will Norman
Raymond Gillispie
Leavenworth
Dorothy Kramer
Tonganoxie
Edminister Zipper 4-H Club
Glen Freeman
Kansas City
James Dennis
Paul Black
H. H. Harris
San Diego
Calif
School of Art
Ferne Knochs
Betty Kinnaird
Topeka
Eleanor Ratliff
Nelson
College militia duty prompts renewed football interest
Report that college students on duty with the militia along the border may be sent home before fall term raises renewed interest in football as the new season approaches.
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Lawrence
Oklahoma Land Drawn Registration Tops 167000
Registration for the new Oklahoma land reached 167,006 as books closed last night. The drawing will be conducted publicly. Ober’s displayed a new colored glass canopy in the window this morning, a first of its kind in town. The Salvation Army plans a pound social to pay off the hall debt. A heavy Lawrence rain totaled 1.90 inches overnight. A. Monroe and family returned from a 100 day European tour visiting several countries. Judge Mitchell issued two marriage licenses in Lawrence to Parker Parrott and Langley Jones.
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Oklahoma
Ober’s
Salvation Army
Lawrence
A. Monroe
Italy
France
Germany
British Isles
Judge Mitchell
Marshal Arker
Florence E. Parrott
Joe T. Langley
Nellie E. Jones
Lawence
Iowa Tops Nation in Popcorn Production
The census shows Iowa accounts for the bulk of the U.S. popcorn supply, producing more than 500000 bushels annually.
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Iowa
Tonganoxie Social News Highlights A Busy Week
Mrs Alice Sierrit Mrs Ralph Cairn and Miss Lucy McNaughton hosted a dessert bridge with ten tables and gladioli decor. Names like Ella Wilkinson Edith Phenicie Walter Zoellner Isabel Hazen noted as honored guests. Multiple engagements births visits and society gatherings recounted with regional ties to Wichita Joplin Jefferson City and Topeka.
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Alice Sierrit
Ralph Cairn
Lucy McNaughton
Ella Wilkinson
Joplin
Edith Phenicie
Sioux City
Walter Zoellner
Frankfort
Kan
Isabel Hazen
Kent
Ohio
James Wooden
Charles Laming
Ray Herrmann
Uriel Harling
Arthur Turner
Wichita
Claude York
Joan
Jean
Jefferson City
William Newsome
Newsome
W. L. Johnson
Pleasant Hill
Henry Heynen
West
Winter Haven
Fla
Paul Heisler
St. Marys
William Heynen
Bertha Kinzler
Loretta Woolery
Kansas City
Edith Woolery
Arthur Lee Leakey
E. P. Leakey
Tonganoxie
Giest
Rebekah Club
Homer Peters
Ed Campbell
Elia Voorhees
Violet Davidson
Aaron Haas
Ruby June
Clarence L. DeHoff
Clifford L. DeHoff
Friends Christian Endeavor Society
Church Lawn
Camp Wood
Earl Wilkinson
Robert E. Robinson
Christine
Leland Bryan
Sally
Hutchinson
Dorothy
Louise Henry
Los Angeles
Lee Henry
Henry
Ruth ‘Herschel
Margaret Wipprecht
Iola Mayor Wendell Perham Entered Army Service
Captain Wendell W. Perham who served as mayor of Iola Kansas and as battalion supply officer with the 127th Field Artillery has been called into military service reflecting wartime duties and civic leadership.
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Wendell W. Perham
127Th Field Artillery
Iola
Kan
Evening radio schedule steam shows KC station line up
Monday and Tuesday July listings detail KMBC WDAF WREN programming from 4:30 p.m. to midnight. Includes news, weather, sports, and a range of musical variety shows plus orchestras and comedies featuring KC groups and national acts.
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Wren
KMBC
Mandrake
Seesatrs
WDAF
Linwood
WHEEN
WDAR
Ren—Basin
St. Masic
WDARN
B.C
REN
Tea Steele
the Nickel Man
Ce Lompardo
Kansas City
Blondie
Cavalcade of America
Amon and
Andy
Fred Waring
Lanny Ross
Newsea
Howerd
Bhelton
Lincoln Oroh
Paul Sullivan
Gabriel Heatter
ABC Abou
WRON
Bobt Byrnes
Chuck Foster
Ore
Muehlebach Dr
Kmbc—America
AP News
Kmbc—Press
Emile Petii
Consar Petrillo
Beautiful Muale
Vera Lane
United Press News
Jimmy Lyteau
Orch
Cavaliers
Wdaf—Star
Gordon Jenkins
Wdaf—Orchestra
Ted Steele
Glenn Miller
Judy
Norman Thomas
Amos and
Johnny Presents
Bobby Byrne
Milt Herth
Hotel Muehlebacher
WRPN
Matty Malneck
Dale and
Dave
Benny Goodman
Reid Tanner
Ty Orch
Colony Club Orch
Press
Bethel Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Gatherings
Bethel and Worden residents shared a busy spell of hospitality and outings. Ruth Hepner stayed with sister Mrs. Lloyd Hoffman of Worden. Charley Forth hosted a Friendship club gathering. Sant Owens joined the Fisher family in Overbrook for a Sunday visit.
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Ruth Hepner
Worden
Lloyd Hoffman
Charley Forth
Friendship Club
Sant Owens
Alvin Fisher
Overbrook
G. C. Clark
Raymond Oehrle
Horgs
Mae Vance
John
Kansas City
G. M. Vance
Paul Vance
Vance
Oehrie
Otto Garber
Nettiellen
Washington Creek
Brown's Grove Unday
Roy Baker
CG. M. Albright
Clarence Albright
Ruth Anna Cri and Donald Norris Wedding at Assembly of God
Miss Ruth Anna Cri of North Lawrence wed Donald Norris of South Ohio Street Lawrence at 3 p m Sunday July 20 at the Assembly of God Church Fourteenth and Rhode Island streets. Rev P D Pittman of Lawrence performed the ceremony. The couple left for a short Ozarks trip and will reside at 2136 Ohio Street.
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D. A. Wray
JE. D. Wray
Ruth Anna Cri
North Lawrence
Donald Norris
South Ohio Street
Lawrence
Assembly of God
Fourteenth
Rhode Taland Streets
P. D. Pittman
Ozarks
Ohio Street
Herbert Fits
Martin Holcom
Woody Strudy
Vinland
Jease Deay
Bruce Holcom
Horadof
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