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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1941
Page
4
Early History of the University of Kansas
Raymond Nichols outlines the formative years from 1854 to 1866, tracing settler ambitions, the Amos Lawrence endowment, competing church groups, the North College site, and the eventual opening of the Kansas University preparatory department and early faculty. The piece notes key figures, funding hurdles, and the 1866 start with 55 students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Nichols
Kansas
New England Emigrant Aid Society
Lawrence
Mt. Oread
Topeka
Kansas Territory
Lecompton
Leavenworth
Wyandotte
Emigrant Aid Society
Boston
Amos A. Lawrence
Charles Robinson
North College
Free State College
Friends of Freedom
Aid Society
Lawrence University
Wisconsin
Free State
Monumental College
Amos Lawrence
Episcopal Church
Territorial Legisla
Fogbound Return Sparks Tense House Meeting
Debor a and Stephan navigate uneasy tension as fog and secrets unsettle their fragile bond. Angela incites intrigue about wartime sabotage while Bridget enforces house rules and shifts power. Stephan tries to hide risks, and Deborah fights vulnerability amid looming conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephan
Deborah
Bridget
Coronado Entrada Opens in Lawrence Draws Local Praise
The second Coronado Entrada performance in Lawrence proceeded smoother than opening night and concluded to a successful dramatic ending. Several hundred local participants earned commendation for their time and talent in a community event that entertained and informed several thousand residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Test of Loyalty From Washington
President Roosevelt called labor cooperation in defense evident through letters while the OPM condemned three West Coast strikes as hindering the defense program. The current situation shows that action on the job will be the true test of labor's good intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
OPM
Tension and public mood in wartime shortages
The piece argues against magnifying every issue into a crisis and warns against constant emergency talk. It notes that supply movements to the coast and industry can be solved with careful attention to details and that people can adjustment their habits as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaboard
Clapper Speech Raises Questions About Free Speech
Ray mond Clapper at a Flint dinner offered observations on free speech and democracy that drew criticism. He suggested the President had to in effect short circuit Congress to serve democracy, implying speech is an instrument of government and not of the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angela
Stephan
Deborah
Flint
Raymond Clapper
Congress
Clapper
Altho
Quiet critic shifts stance over new pronouncement
The subject initially challenges the latest decree but soon persuades himself to align. After a brief struggle he grows eager to redefine the situation and adopt a fresh interpretation alongside others.
Draft deferment bill for 29 and under in Congress
The proposed measure would amend the selective service act to allow draft boards to defer all registrants aged 29 and under. Supporters say defense should rest on younger shoulders and that other age groups should end impediments to supply and equipment for the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defense
Defense Army
Weary Peace Talk Lies From Nazi Sources
The piece traces rumors of peace talks to Nazi sources and notes efforts to confuse non belligerent nations. It cites Hitler denying unfriendly aims toward the western hemisphere and reports French complaints about misinterpretation in the United States. It asserts Axis plans remain unchanged and says the axis views the United States as the chief sucker nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolf Hitler
Western Hemisphere
United States
Not An Ultimatum Japanese demands meet Dutch refusal
The Japanese demand nearly all war outputs from the Dutch East Indies met a negative reply from the Dutch. Although disappointed, Japan has not broken negotiations and seems wary of making their terms look like an ultimatum. They likely sense shaky footing amid existing troubles and potential new conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutch East Indies
Altho
Dyche Museum Reopens as University Celebrates 75th Anniversary
After years closed the Dyche Museum opens to the public again with its exceptional natural history collection. The reopening marks a major feature of the university's seventy fifth anniversary celebration attracting visitors from a wide area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyche Museum
Warfront claim on Nazi use of hypnotic marihuana
Reports from the front allege German troops go into battle under a druglike hypnotic said to grant courage and exaltation. The item questions whether Germany seeks victory through marihuana inspired effects.
KU to hold 59th commencement with 1002 graduates
Glenn Frank will speak at the University of Kansas commencement in KU stadium at 7 30 tonight, with 1002 degrees and certificates to be awarded. Leon N Flint named president of KU alumni association, and world reparations talks loom after a British German summit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kansas
Journal-World
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
University of Kansas
K. U
Leon N. Flint
M. C. Ball
George Callender
Wichita
H. H. Hemphill
Vinland
George E. Kelley
Baldwin
Republican Convention Opens First Day in Chicago
Twenty five years ago the Republican national convention in Chicago began its first day’s business shortly before noon with lawmakers and delegates gathering to hear opening statements and set the agenda for the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indians sue to block opening of tribal lands in Oklahoma
A suit filed in the supreme court of the District of Columbia by Kiowa Comanche and Apache representatives seeks to enjoin government officials from carrying into effect the law opening portions of Indian lands in Oklahoma Territory to settlement. War Department orders urge posts to report on the army canteen abolition with officers generally favoring its reestablishment and reports noting unrest near posts. The Fraternal Aid Association in Athens elected new officers for the year. Two boys on Connecticut Street started a refreshment stand on Winthrow Street hoping for summer profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
Oklahoma Territory
War Department
United States
Congress
Fraternal Aid Association
Athens Council
A. J. Anderson
C. M. Doane
R. H. Stewart
Emily Person
David Passon
Mamie Ellis
Mary Armstrong
Observer
Theodore Charlton
Sentinel
Harry Beal
Claude Hullett
George A. Harman
Elizabeth Laslett
Guy Pettit
Frank Pettit
Connecticut Street
Winthrow Street
Twilight zone aims to weaken British resolve in war
The piece analyzes Hitler's strategy to create a false twilight zone in which Germany pares pressure on Britain via French and Italian support in Syria and the Mediterranean. It argues the aim is to demoralize Britain, draw in American aid, and possibly trigger peace terms while manipulating Churchill and Moscow, with Hess's possible role speculated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Syria
Mediterranean
France
Britain
Superman
Roosevelt
Crete
London
Berlin
Atlantic
Moscow
Stafford Cripps
Toondon
Inston Churchill
Churchill
Rudolf Hess
Radio Listings for June Weekend Broadcasting Schedule
A dense schedule of radio programs across stations WREN KMBC WDAF and KMBC covering Saturday and Sunday June 7 to 9. It lists dozens of programs from musical varieties to news broadcasts with many orchestra names and hosts such as Gabriel Heatter Parker Family and Walter Winchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren—Little
Hollywood
KMBC
Wdaf—Cavaliers
Wrein
Wdaf—Star
Sportcasy
Linwood Cavaliers
Wren
Wdaf—Orchestra
NBC
KMHC
K. U
WDAF
KMEIC
Uncle Ezra
Kansas City
Wayne King
Grand Ole Opry
KMEC
Brush Creek Gang
Gabriel Heatter
Gene Krupa
Sa Orch
Enrico Madriguera
Ramon Ramos
Orch
Muehlebach Or
AP News
KMUC
Andre Kostelanets
Wdaf—Country Church
Chanel Dant
Joe and
Mabel
Ned Sparks
John Tompking
Melody Ranch
Mom
Alexander Woolcott
Drew Pearson
Jean Cavall
Newacast
Kmbc—Workshop
Edgar Bergen
Newa
Walter Winchell
Parker
Dear John
Bill Stern
McAlpin Orch
Ray Kinney
Kmbc—Medical Society
LDS Evening Service
Cab Calloway
World of Music
Dave Marshall
Muehlebach
Press News
Bob Saunders
Tiny Hill
Bennie Madriguera
Lionel Hampton
Rhumba
United Press News
Kmbc—Press
Mandrake
N.B.C
Guy Lombardo
Blondie
Wren—Sen
M. E. ‘Tydings
Cavalcadea of America
Amos and Andy
Fred Waring
Voice of Hawaii
Lanny Ross
Moen
Howard and
Bhelton
Ray Heatherton
Lincoln Orch
Magic of Music
Paul Sullivan
Bobby Byrnes
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Massachusetts Street
Lawrence, Kansas
Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
New York
West 44Th St
North Michigan Ave
San Francisco
Sansome
Los Angeles
New Orpheum
Baltimore Ave
St. Louis
Star
Detroit
General Motors
Atlanta
Walton
Associated Press
Eeeee Ree
Audit Bureau OF Giadulations
Ture
Lawrence University of Kansas
R. W. Oliver
Mr. Oliver
Quantrill
State University
Carney
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Secretary of State
Quantrell
University
North College Hall
North College Hill
James H. Lane
Oliver
General Lane
E J. Rice
D. H. Robinson
F. H. Snow
Snow
Providence
Fraser
Angie
Debby
Our City
Mr. von Thalmann
Czech
Europe
von Thalmann
Miss Silva
George Washington
California
Heaven
Earth
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
Theodore Roosevelt
Charles H. Constant
New Hampshire Street
Reinisch
Frank Hackbarth
John Perkins
Hamilton Holt
Independent Magazine
New York City
H.H. Scobell
Lawrence Country Club
Baton Rouge
R. B. Wagstaff
Robinson Gym
Lucy Hackman
Osee Hughes
Ashley Hawkins
Ruth Dring
Mariel Deibel
Marshall BE. M. Briggs
Marshal Granger
Walter Blain Rodenhafer
Roy Robert Irwin
Forrest Nelson Anderson
Edna Pearle Osborne
James Ralph Foster, Florence Prelyn Hale and
William Orlandt Lytle
KFKU
Frederic C. Lawrence
Mesell L. Wiley
University of Kansas Roundtable
R. M Davis
W. Sandelius
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