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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1940
Page
4
Senate committee delays draft bill to train National Guard first
After planning for an early vote on conscription, the Senate military committee decided to hold the draft bill back and give first consideration to calling the National Guard into training. Military officers urged orderly preparedness with emphasis on training and officer corps before any large draft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Military Committee
National Guard
United States
Massacre of England Threat Signals Rise in War Hype
The article discusses mounting signs that Hitler will order total war against England after days of battle. It notes train service into occupied France halted, the Swiss border closed, and German troop concentrations along the French coast near England. British defense teams brace for a possible mass attack on all population groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Fuehrer
Hitler
France
Switzerland
Holland
Belgium
United States urged to chart firmer hemisphere policy
The Havana conference underscored the need for a clear American policy in hemisphere defense. It urged the United States to stimulate and gain cooperation from other American republics not through bargaining but through an affirmative, attractive stance amid shared danger, warning contingents may multiply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Hemisphere
United States
Havana
Incomplete Text Review For Americas Defense Program
Fragmentary OCR passage discusses a defense program and suggests cooperation from the Americas. Content is unclear and lacks concrete actions, dates, or named entities to confirm context or outcomes.
Defense program pressures aircraft makers to expand now
The defense commission urges rapid aircraft production growth by expanding plants and pushing five year tax write offs, seeking congressional legislation to back gains. Makers fear changes if the defense program collapses, while observers say government could absorb risk with proper legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Defense Commission
Congress
Swiss Stand Firm Against Any Invasion
The Swiss, observing European events, reiterate resistance to invasions from any quarter. The government promises steadfast defense, valuing rugged terrain and national resolve. Roads into Switzerland are described as uphill, implying difficult incursions despite possible success. The passage frames Swiss courage and policy as formidable yet costly for any aggressor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Switzerland
Germans in the Americas Ready to Stir Trouble
A magazine notes there are more militarized Germans in the western hemisphere than there are men in the U S armed forces. Most reside in Central and South America and could be mobilized quickly once Berlin gives the signal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Hemisphere
United States
Central
South America
Berlin
Farley Faces New Baseball Venture After Rough Football
The Fort Scott Tribune wishes Jim Farley luck in his new baseball venture and hopes he collaborates well with his pitcher. Earlier he struggled in a football game trying to get along with the quarterback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Farley
Fort Scott Tribune
Army plans bomber three times as large
The military intends to introduce a bomber three times the size of present models, while the public favors increasing the current fleet size and wants faster deployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Pronunciation of Roosevelt Highlighted by El Dorado Times
The Coffeyville Journal notes the president’s surname is pronounced Rosevelt, but since the Chicago convention the El Dorado Times argues it should be Rose-velt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffeyville- Journal
Chicago
Dear Alben Speech Sparks Mockery in Press
A quip about Franklin D. Roosevelt urging Alben Barkley to burn the speech circulates as commentators mock the effort to energize the address. The line highlights partisan tensions and public reaction to the wartime message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alben
F.D.R
Charles Sessions
All Autos Would Pass Each Other in Line
A tamont Journal remarks that if every car in the world were lined up, 98 percent of drivers would instantly try to pass the vehicle in front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atamont Journal
Road opening to be held at Baldwin to 73W junction
Walter Varnum chair of the Chamber of Commerce will speak at the road opening tomorrow morning at the concrete strip from Baldwin to 73W. R B Stevens urges all Chamber members and citizens to attend the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Varnum
Chamber of Commerce
Baldwin
R. B. Stevens
C. of. Co
Henry F. Holtzclaw
Henry F., Jr
Mary Izora
Ed Jean Abels
Geraldine Hartley
Edward Cooper
Jimmie Brown
Dean
Mra
R. M. Davis
Wisconsin Lakes
Chicago
American Bar Association
C. E. Caine
Inglewood
Jane Sinee Teresst
Scountylerk
King George
Belton
Perkins Duo Elected Directors at Citizens State Bank
Twenty five years ago Mr. F. M. Perkins and Otis Perkins were elected directors of the Citizens State Bank and will become active in their roles. The advance note confirms their new positions and anticipated duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corley
Perkins Trust Company
Arthur Nevin
MacDowell Memorial Association
Ethelbert
Nevin
University of
Carrie M. Watson
Spooner Dihreyt
M M.S
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Ramsey
Davis
Miss Teeters
Huniley
C. S.pee
Parel
Minnie Mise
Ruth Peairs
Esther
Wilees Griesa
Loren Hobbs
Aft- Tibbals
Janet Simons
Frances Moore
Katherine Klein
Mary Engel
Helen Greag
Rowena Crowder
Morgan
Jones
Helen Myers
Maude Annie
F. M. Perkins
Otis Perkins
Citizens State Bank
J. 5
War Today analyzes invasion prospects amid shifting tactics
DeWitte quotes Fascist writer Gayda noting no immediate invasion of England. He predicts Germany will use mass bombing and a sea assault later, while Britain strengthens a continental blockade. Food shortages, transport problems, and winter weather shape the stalemate and affect morale and stamina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginio Gayda
England
Signor Gayda
Hitler
Britain
Europe
Spain
Portugal
Germany
British Isles
Geneva
France
Berlin
Assassination of King Humbert Reported in Early Dispatches
The article notes King Humbert of Italy was shot while riding in his carriage. It mentions an assassin named Gantene Breassy with American ties, plus various social and civic updates including local business moves, a street fair organizer, and a summer resort plan at Connor with an insect problem and a political button offer. The piece references McIntire, McConnell, and Willman in town developments and trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humbert
Italy
Yester
Gantene Breassy
America
New York
Connor
McKinley
Bryan
McIntire
McConnell
Willman
Tarkington and Wendell Trade Rodeo Tales on the Plains
The note contrasts Willkie and the New Deal with debates on efficiency and political action. Booth Tarkington cites Jacob and Hitler in a provocative comparison as Franklin delays substance. A neighbor Wendell is said to refuse a 10 gallon hat at a Cheyenne rodeo, delivering a wry closing image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
meWillkie
Louis Johnson
Jacob
Hitler
Franklin
poEnt Willkie
New Duck Stamp Shows Mallards in Flight
The 1941 U S. $1 migratory bird stamp features black mallards in flight over marsh grass designed by Francis L Jacques of the American Museum of Natural History. Issued July 1 the stamp funds waterfowl refuges and conservation. six issues have raised about 4.9 million dollars with 90 percent used by the Bureau of Biological Survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Francis L. Jacques
American Muof Natural History Art
Bureau’ of Biological i
Biological Surveyeau
Serial Story Summer Theater Characters and Lovers
Johnny searches Cape Town for the actress and finds Jean Reynolds as Molly Traversa plans. He confesses an affair with another girl and tells Jean their engagement is ending. Jealousy, ditzy banter, and a tense confrontation unfold as Jean urges honesty and Johnny settles into a difficult love triangle in a Cape Town setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Capetown
Travers
Jean
Summer drama unfolds at Cape hideaway
Johnny Regan confronts love and jealousy as Molly and Jean vie for attention on Cape Cod. He wrestles with past lovers while planning a night with Molly at the Meltons, but a lingering tie to Jean complicates the visit. A cliffhanger ends the chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly
Jean Reynolds
Clu
Johnny Regan
Warner
Johnny
Jean
Radio Schedule Fragments Show Historic Broadcast Lineup
A fragmentary schedule lists evening programs with assorted orchestras and shows including Basil, Lunceford, Cugat, and Dorsey. Entries cover hotels, news, weather forecasts, and live performances across KMBC WDAF WREN and WREN stations. The chaotic list hints at 1940s era radio programming and live concert broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
EMBC
Queen Bee
Wdaf
Pllywood
Pia
Ericanlam
Wren-E C
Ann Andy
Lanny
Ross
Songee Aces
Hotel Sushiesast
Wren
Cab Callows Orch
KMBC
Heverett - Hoagand
Ina ‘Ray Hutton
Orch
Associated 8 News
Larry Funk
Moonbeams
Jimmy Lunceford
MBC
Joe Rine
A Orch
DAK
Sherman Orch
Wren—Associated Preas
Wren—Weather Forteaat
Newecast
Mbc—Minstrels
WDAR
Foreigh
Renee
Caravae
T.R
Ybarrs
Glenn
Miller’s Orch
Andy
Vallee
Ubc—Publi Affairs
Semhony Orch
Fonmevar
Charles Barnet
WBA Newe
Fred Waring
Eddie Duchin
Bonnie and the Boys
DAF
Ray “Herbeck
Associated Press News
Eddie Bush
Wren—Raymond Scott
Man Refuses Debt Settlement Offer for 45 Year Old Bill
A 73 year old Kansas City man owed 17 dollars for lumber bought 45 years ago. He offered to pay 16 dollars with hope of income from a cow and chickens. The lumber company refused to cancel the debt and to settle for five dollars, and the account was eventually settled for seven dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
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