Journal-World Masthead and publication notice
The page lists the Journal-World publication details including Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations memberships. It provides office addresses in New York Chicago San Francisco and other cities and reminds readers to call if the paper is not received by 7 p m. It ends with a Proverbs quotation.
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Gorenzen & Thompson, Inc
New York
West 44Th St
Chicago
North
Michigan Ave
San Francisco
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
Journal-World
Peace Talk and German Offers May Reach Britons
The piece argues Eden would reject any German peace not yet offered and that a formal offer could come within six months to a year as war weariness grows. It notes Nazi hopes to exploit fatigue abroad while British leaders push to delay until the German war spirit falters like in 1918.
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Anthony Eden
Great Britain
Germany
United States
Tety
Is It a Contract Between Government and Soldiers
Opponents of extending training period argue a contract violation by the government while supporters expect a new form of obligation. The piece discusses that enlistment is not a bargain for soldiers as government sets terms and selects welfare provisions, with extension justified only by urgent military need.
Finland Aligns with Germany in Nordic War Shift
Finland breaks off diplomatic ties with Great Britain which aided Finland against Russia. Now allied with Germany, Helsinki is promised elevation among Scandinavian nations as part of the new anti Russia alignment, according to German sources.
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Finland
Great Britain
Russia
Germany
Subjugated Europe Hopes for a Future Beyond Nazi Rule
The piece notes Finland’s pledged expansion backed by force, shifting Polish loyalty from exile to Stalin for the release of 200000 Poles. It cites Greece tilting toward Italy while Nazi overrule grows, and suggests subjugated peoples dare to hope for less Nazi domination.
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Finland
Russia
Germany
Stalin
Italy
Europe
Pola Negri Granted U S Entry After Papers Cleared
Pola Negri wept as immigration officials found her entry papers faulty but by morning the obstacles vanished and the admission order was issued. The incident underscored the actors’ determination and the era’s strict border scrutiny.
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Pola Negri
United States
Who Is Boss Parsons Sun Describes Women's Control Of Wealth
Dr. James Madison Wood of Stephens College notes that women hold 70 percent of private wealth, with 210 billion dollars in holdings. They dominate consumer spending, own major shares of real estate and stocks, and receive most life insurance benefits, suggesting fewer grounds for household conflict.
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Parsons Sun
James Madison Wood
Stephens College
Columbia
United States
Children Making Music at Midwestern Camp in Lawrence
In Lawrence Kansas about 225 boys and girls attend the sixth Midwestern music camp. A Monday night concert at Municipal Auditorium showcased instrumental and vocal works and demonstrated the camp’s strong result. The piece mirrors the Interlochen model and signals growing musical interest in the nation despite wartime strain.
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Kansas
Lawrence
Kan
Municipal Auditorium
Interlochen
Mich
World record Cape Cod lands in Istanbul after 49 hour flight
Russell Boardman and John Polando set a new non stop distance record by landing their monoplane Cape Cod at Istanbul airport. The flight from Floyd Bennett field, New York, lasted 49 hours and 20 minutes. In Lawrence, the school board began selecting six candidates from over 50 unsolicited applications for a superintendent vacancy following Wayne W. Curfman’s death. Dr. Frederic Daniels Morse, longtime Lawrence resident, died at 93. Mrs. Ross Clayton and her daughters Peggy Alice and Ruth returned from a five week trip to Colorado and Hill City, Kansas. Evelyn White and Samuel Fletcher were married at the bride’s home, with her father Robert G. White presenting her.
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Russell Boardman
John Polando
Cape Cod
Istanbul
Turkey
Floyd Bennett Field
New York
Lawrence
Wayne W. Curfman
Board of Education
A. B. Ewing
Frederic Daniels Morse
Tennessee Street
Ross Clayton
Peggy
Alice
Ruth
Colorado
Hill City
Kan
Evelyn White
Samuel Fletcher
Robert G. White
Churchill warns Britain to stay vigilant for invasion
In a wartime column, Dewitt Mackenzie notes Churchill’s warning to keep nerves sharp for a possible September invasion. He argues Germany needs planes and fuel for a cross channel assault, but Soviet resistance and stiff British defense may delay any attack before winter.
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Churchill
Fuehrer
England
Muscovy
English Channel
Russia
Hitler
Germany
John Bull
British Isles
Flashes of Life Quiz Tie at Camp Robinson
Winners of an army quiz contest at Camp Robinson Ark were to receive free soft drinks. Officers of the 110th Nebraska regiment were buying. Forty two soldiers lined up at the canteen. It was a tie and the officers remain unconvinced.
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Rookers
Camp Robinson
Ark
110Th
Nebraska) Regiment
Tabby Cat Laments Owner's Departure and Dies
An 18 year old Persian cat named Tabby was buried after reportedly mourning the absence of his master Bud Gregorich who left for California last March. The cat refused food and kept near home before dying, highlighting a poignant bond.
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Tabby
Omaha
Bud Gregorich
California
Four-toothed Baby Born At Clarence McDonald Home
Start Council Bluffs reports a son born to Mr and Mrs Clarence McDonald with four sharp teeth in lower jaw, unusual for a newborn. The event surprised family and neighbors.
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Council Bluffs
Clarence McDonald
McDonalds
Garden City Sets Cooler Record With 98 Degree July Day
Surrounded by a heat wave Garden City Kansas reports a new record with a 98 degree high marking the first time this date has passed without any 100 degree readings this summer.
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Garden City
Kan
Bond Found Hidden in Old Billfold in Georgia
Mrs E P Teasley discovered a $50 Liberty bond dating to 1917 while sorting through an old billfold and garbage. The uncashed coupons remained attached, a surprising relic found July 30 in Bowmen Georgia.
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Old Bill-Feld Bowman, Ga
E. P. Teasley
Rus sians sweep Volhynian front and city police curb safety
Reports claim sweeping Russian advances along the Volhynian front with Germans driven back fifty miles. Lawrence police begin intensified nighttime traffic safety measures to enforce bright light regulations for autos. Three Zeppelins raided the east coast of England with thirty two bombs dropped. Citizens note fashion changes and a new K T road near Lawrence. Primary race in Douglas county shows candidates vying with Col E C Little leading among supporters. Metcalf Gorrill Hill and Gufler win popular favor in upcoming elections.
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Volhynian
Lawrence
England
Kansas Territory
Douglas County
M. A. Gorrill
Col. Metcalf
Irving Hill
Otto B. Gufler
Elevator Ready For Grain Storage In Douglas County
The new elevator is complete with 20 000 bushel capacity and will soon store grain. Three Douglas county applicants won drawing claims in El Reno including Charles M Fitzpatrick William H Sheets and Roy Breckenridge. Funeral services for Ross Mills Philippine War veteran are held at Congregational Church with comrades in arms in charge.
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Douglas County
el Reno
Charles M. Fitzpatrick
Lecompton
William H. Sheets
Lawrence
Roy Breckenridge
Eugenie Gallop
Louisiana Street
Japan outlines joint defense pact moves in Indo China
Tokyo reports a joint Japan France defense agreement allowing forces to seize bases in the French colony. Indo China troop deployments followed July 27, with oil shipments banned and gasoline rationing looming. Journalists note US and British leverage in the East Indies, while funds and assets of the Netherlands and its colony are frozen. United States property in Japan valued around 1 billion yen.
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Tokyo
France
Domei
Imperial Headquarters
Indo-China
Japan
Dutch East Indies
United States
Britain
East Indies
Standard Oil Company
International General Electric Company
Finance Ministry
Bank of
Netherlands East Indies
Netherlands
Hongkong
Canada
United
Japanese decree foreshadows asset seizures in China
Shanghai reports that the Nanking government unveiled a decree for disposal of assets of specified persons possibly signaling freezing or confiscation of property for Americans and anti axis foreigners in China. Sentries were seen at American oil properties in Tsingtao and Dairen, halting operations, with guards at Shell Asiatic Petroleum in Tsingtao.
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Shanghai
Nanking
China
American Oil Company
Tsingtao
Dairen
Asiatic Petroleum Company
Shell
Texas
Standard Oil
Engineer Injured in Santa Fe Train Crash at Skedee
Arkansas City engineer George Wilie suffered burns and a broken collarbone when a Santa Fe motor train derailed near Skedee Oklahoma. The locomotive left the rails in the July incident.
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Pawnee
Okla
George Wilie
Arkansas City
Kan
Skedeesanelie
Serial Story Lessons in Love
Barbara plans a party with Dugan Blake at the Starlight Terrace to impress her friends. Dugan boasts of his formal clothes while signaling little regard for Barbara’s circle, prompting Uncle Hank to warn that Barbara needs a strong partner. The gathering waits for the guest of honor as Larry Grover and others arrive.
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Barbara
Dugan Blake
Starlight Terrace
Dugan
Uncle Hank
Oklahoma
Hank
Miss Chase
Larry Grover
Sue Bishop
Charley Gilroy
Ina
Bruce Meade
Charley
Indian Chief Dances At Dinner Party Turns Heads
Barbara and friends attend a social event where Dugan arrives with a buckskinned, moccasined Indian chief named Leaping Water. The chief performs a superb dance, stunning guests, while Barbara questions the authenticity of his attire. The scene ends with Dugan hinting at further consequences from the night’s riotous events.
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Barbara
Dugan
Sue
Larry Grover
Larry
Miss Chase
Soldier’s mixer swap lands man in kitchen duty
Pvt. William Istas of Clifton Kansas, in company A 134th Infantry, answered an army ad and was rewarded with a new style food mixer. Mess Sergeant Paul Persall of Nebraska City then assigned Istas and his mixer to kitchen duty at Camp Robinson Arkansas on July 30.
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Robinson
Ark
William Istas
Clifton
Kan
134Th Infantry
Paul Persall
Nebraska City
Istas
Little Liechtenstein Remains Untouched by Aggression
The article notes Liechtenstein as a Swiss protectorate with limited independence amid Nazi pressure. It highlights close German ties before 1945, with Liechtensteiner scholars and citizens studying in Germany. It cites Joseph Gabriel Rheinberger born in Vaduz, his studies in Munich, and his musical legacy.
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Adolf Hitler
Liechtenstein
Austria
Switzerland
Germany
Joseph Gabriel Rheinberger
Rheinberger
Vaduz
Munich Conservatory
Michelskirche
Turmers Tochterlein
Christoforus
Bach
Munich
Radio Programs Schedule for Wednesday and Thursday Nights
A detailed listing of radio programs across KMBC WREN WDAF and others for July 30 and 31, noting show names like Behind the News Mandrake Magician and The Thin Man, plus sports and weather segments and notable orchestras and hosts such as Benny Goodman and Kay Kyser.
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Wren
KMBC
Mandrake
WDAF
Cavaliera
Wdaf—Star
KNBC
Grand Central Station
WDAS
Thin Man
Manhattan
Dr. Christian
Belmer Davis
Ted Steele
Nickel Man
Author’s Playhouse
Gilenn Miller
Orch
Kay Kyser
Meek
Kansas City Baseball
Amos and
Andy
AP News
Lanny Rosa
Easy Aces
Howard and
Shelton
Chez Paree Orch
Fred Waring
Paul Sullivan
Gabriel Heatter
Melody
Benny Goodman
Bob Strong
Selberling
Kmbc—Press
Emile Petii
Barron Elliott
KKMBC
Vera Lane
Matty Malneck
Muehlebach Or
United Press News
Press News
Cavaliers
Star
B. Bier Ee Sorers
Wreno Mentao
NBC
Wren—Society For Friendless
Gwen Willams
Elmer Davis
Major Bowes
Miusic Hall
Glenn Niller
Kuay Vallee
Professor Quizz
Kansas City
Ren
Johnny Long
Lanny Ross
WDAFW
Easy Acez
Ig Teners
Lincoln
Wi S-Wren
Weather Man
America
Chuck Foster
Fress News
Emile Petti
Dave Bacal
Clancy
Reid Tanner
Drake
Press
Local News Notes From Eudora Community
Eudora residents share weekend visits with relatives in Humboldt Gardner and Topeka. Miss Dorothy Alexander attends UM summer school at K U and stays with relatives in Lawrence Mrs Adams hosts a birthday dinner at the Colonial tea room in Lawrence for Curtis Ruthrauff and others. Communities extend best wishes for Mrs Rothberger recovering from gallstone surgery and a Kansas City hospital visit for Mrs Roy Daugherty.
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Gertrude Rothberger
Humbolt
Frank Blechel
Charles Brown
Marvin Gail
Bert Daugherty
Gardner
Harold Daugherty
Dorothy Alexander
K. U
J.D. Adams
Henrietta Schubert
J. D. Adams
C. L. Fuller
Colonial Tea Room
Lawrence
Adam
Curtis Ruthrauff
Manhattan
George Born
St. Paul
Ed Diedrich
Curtis
Prairie Center
Clara Schultz
Schultz
Bell Memorial Hospital
Junior Stadler
Topeka
Will Stadler
Roy Madl
Glenn
Donnie
George
Herman Wichman
Marvin Gene
Clarinda
Carol Good
Huston
Tex
Merritt Musick
League of the St. Paul
Church Lawn
George Rothberger
Humboldt
St. Margaret's Hospital
Kansas City
Roy Daugherty
Wayne
Baldwin
George Ackerman
Harold Smith
Wichita
Edward Maul
Parkville
Fred Moll
Edward Keyes
Clyde Smith and Son
Blue Springs
Richard Maul
Mount Washington
Ed Maul
Linwood
George Maul
Ralph Nicholson
Eugene Reardon
Marie Moll
Martha Able
Margaret Bennell
W. H. Wharton
Martin Able
June Louise
Eudora
Keyes
Delbert
Clifford Steffen
Alvin Bond
Vacation subscription tease for Journal-World
A summer vacation subscription to the Journal-World promises a long daily letter from home to keep readers tied to Lawrence and feeling connected upon return. Phone 22.
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The
Journal-World
Lawrence
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