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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1942
Page
4
Opposition to Gasoline Rationing Faces Congressional Resistance
Congress faces strong opposition to rationing gasoline in surplus regions. Critics warn that without permitting higher production and larger automotive use the move would cripple the economy. They argue internal combustion power underpins farming and industry, and reversing it would slow progress and erode efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Defeat at Midway and Japanese strategic aims
The article argues the Midway battle halted Japan’s drive toward Hawaii and the U.S. mainland. It credits American naval and air power with a decisive victory that weakened Japanese sea power, noting Coral Sea and Midway as costly losses for Japan while Dutch Harbor failed to divert U.S. defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
United States
Midway Island
Midway
Japan
Hawaii
Coral Sea
Far Pacific
Dutch Harbor
Alaska
Nippon
Admiral King
United States Fleet
Nimitz
Pacific Fleet
Tighateles
Tokyo
Pearl Harbor
Little Atoll
North America
Panama Canal
Australia
Atoll
Russia
Postwar duties consider German protection and punishment
After the war ends, many ponder early postwar tasks including safeguarding Germany from further European pressures and seeking punishment for crimes attributed to the German leadership. Survivors face questions about what expiation may be possible or required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Germany
Fuehrer
Ger mans Call for Policing the Reich Borders
William Allen White notes in the Emporia Gazette that Germans may seek four or five divisions to police their borders to curb Western European citizens’ anger and revenge for Nazi cruelties in occupied countries. He warns this could be a demand shaping U S policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Allen White
Emporia Gazette
Empel Ives
Reich
Europe
Germany
Landon urges grain based synthetic rubber from alcohol
Alf M. Landon an oil producer argues for making synthetic rubber from grain derived alcohol while noting rubber could also come from petroleum. He says grain based rubber would boost farmer income and oil product demand, but opposes the idea that producing both would clean up the oil industry and leave farmers with less buying power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alf M. Landon
Landon
Air Raid Warden School Trains Kansans at University
Nearly 200 Kansans spent three days at the University last week studying air raid warden duties. Army instructors lectured and showed motion pictures. It was the largest warden school yet held in the Seventh Corps area, organized by the University Extension division and the American Legion. If wardens are needed, Kansas will be ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Corps
University Extension Division
American Legion
Walking Army Keeps Pace as War Drags On
A Lawrence soldier in aviation ground service training is quartered in a camp so large he walks 12 miles daily to reach meals. The piece contrasts specialist attention with the enduring presence of the general military ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altho
Lawrence
Nazi wartime weather study may shift RAF threat
Report suggests German war planners explore methods to induce severe weather as a strategic option, with the aim of disrupting Royal Air Force activity. The prospect appears to be a key factor in keeping RAF operations at bay according to the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.A.F
Parsons Sun Reflects on Washingtons Largest Office Building
William Allen White noted in Washington that the Department of Labor is now the largest building, though portions house other agencies such as the Interstate Commerce Commission and the Federal Communications Commission. He cites a Virginia war department project soon to be the world’s largest office building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons Sun
Kansas
William Allen White
Emporia
Washington
National Capital
Department of Commerce
Commerce
Labor
Pennsylvania Avenue
Pride
Interstate Commerce Commission
Labor Department
Post Office
Federal Communications Commission
White
Potomac
Virginia
War Department
Mars
Caribbean Crisis on the Blue Petrel Ends in Continued Mystery
On the halted voyage of the Blue Petrel imperial tensions rise as Nazi agent fears and a possible arson plot unfold. Captain Pringle boxes the ship with an immigration lockdown while Talcott and June Paterson weather shifting loyalties and cryptic clues. The stalled tale ends with Formula Nine tied to a secret envelope and a tense fire hose intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Talcott
June Paterson
Martha Swenson
Halsey
Swenson
Webber
von Stampf
Swanzig
Talcott
Mr. Webber
Saint Thomas
Jerome K. Winters
Lowell
Leonard Halsey
Seth Pringle
William Talcott
Cabin K
Mr. Talcott
Atiff Army
Archies
Midway and Dutch Harbor Threats Shape Pacific War
Analysis notes Midway victory reshapes the Pacific war, with Japanese plans to seize Midway and Dutch Harbor thwarted by American defense. The piece links potential wider operations to the Midway outcome and cites Admiral King and Admiral Nimitz. A side report describes a burglary involving Horowitz and accomplices failing to rob his wife.
Flashes of Life: Fires, Draft, and Free Drinks
In Wayne Nebraska Mr and Mrs Fred Lutt return to a burned farm home after buying matches. R W Ginsberg publisher of St Clair County Democrat drafts himself and is inducted. Aziz Arizona Pryor children run a lemonade stand offering free drinks to service men with a sign noting soldiers pay. Chicago scene reports four men took Joseph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wayne
Osceola
R. W. Ginsberg
St. Clair County
Phoenix
Aziz
Pryor
Mary Ellen
Eddie
Nancy Lee
Ernest
Registration opens for 30th Kansas summer session
The University of Kansas enrolls for the thirtieth annual summer term as a new revenue bill boosts government credit with a broad tax reach. A Lawrence gubernatorial employment committee meeting is planned for Friday June 10 per George Hedrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Governor’s Committee of Employment
Lawrence
George Hedrick
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Haskell Institute
Bart Potter
Green Mountain
Colo
Buddy Hanna
Louisiana Street
W. C. Koenig
Winifred
Barbara
Karose
Lecompton resident to sway town today and local news
B F Glenn of Lecompton moves influence in town today. Prof W E Higgins from the University of Kansas law school plans a northern Kansas visit. W E Spaulding repairs at 728 Ohio street. Little girls form clubs as citywide fever grows. Street paving work resumes this morning. A note on safety follows. Confirmation set for tomorrow at First Baptist Church at 7 30. E E Pierson and William McLaughlin traveled to St Louis yesterday on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.F. Glenn
Lecompton
W. E. Higgins
School of Law
University of Kansas
Kansas
W. E. Spaulding
Ohio Street
First Baptist Church
E. E. Pierson
William McLaughlin
St. Louis
Blood on Her Shoe review notes a seaside whodunit
Medora Field's Blood on Her Shoe from Macmillan centers on a sea island house party after a twin’s murder. Police close the island off as guests reveal clues, with two more murders added before the villain is unmasked. A nice romance contrasts the grim events. An aviation cadet features in the tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medora Field
Macmillan Company
New York
Sea Island
Old South
Mushroom poisoning scare shocks Topeka luncheon crowd
A Topeka social luncheon ended in panic after mushrooms were served and some liquor poured to the hostess's dog. The dog died soon after and guests underwent stomach pumps to remove possible toxins. A telegram then informed the hostess her dogs had been killed by a car, ending the gathering on a grim note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Altho
Kansas State Chamber of Commerce Meeting Held in Topeka
Lawrence residents John V. Lees and R. W. McClure members of the State Board of Directors plan to attend the annual Kansas State Chamber of Commerce session at the Jayhawk Hotel in Topeka on Friday June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kansas State Chamber of Commerce
Jayhawk Hotel
Topeka
John V. Lees
R. W. McClure
Budget meeting on 1942 43 Lawrence Community Chest
The Lawrence Community Chest budget committee met at 4 p m in the Chamber of Commerce rooms to discuss the 1942 1943 budget. Members present included Ruben Fox chair man Henry Brinkman Warren Decker Prof J O Jones and F C Whipple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Community Chest
Chamber of Commerce
Ruben Fox
Henry Brinkman
Warren Decker
J. O. Jones
F. C. Whipple
Linwood Social Highlights Honor Graduates and Visitors
Linwood reports a town dinner honoring Mr and Mrs Mason B Barney and guests including the Barney Barneys Parrys Tudhope and Parrys. Graduation exercises feature Eugene Basel Harold Cannon Sally Caldwell Rose Ellard Jon Evans and Renee Jose. Funeral held for Miss Nannie Cline Neal. Various visits and trips noted around Linwood and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Basel
Harold Cannon
Sally Caldwell
Mildred Chance
Duane Duncan
Rose Ellard
Joe Evans
Elmer Houseworth
Renee Jose
Glenn Kirkman
Barbara Knight
Dorothea Meinke
Ernest Penchard
Jack Tabor
Frank York
Jon Evans
Nannie Cline Neal
Lulu Hambleton
de Soto
Federated Church
Linwood
C. L. Harder
Mt. Sidney
Lois Burnett
Washington, D
Miss Burnett
Lydia Hill
Topeka
Mary Tou Browning
Kansas City
Forth Worth
Tex
A. Davidson
W. V. Kine
Beverly Frederick
Leavenworth
BSA
Virgil Evans and Son
California
Theodore Meinke
John T. Parry
Joplin
John Parry
Barbara Holmes
Kan
Robert Elder
H. L. Bryan
K. C. Gryder
James Edmond
Eulalia Anderson
Ju. D. Pierce
Doris
Lawrence
P. H. Day
Laura Anderson
Robert Engle
Obituary of Mary Rose Prim Three-Year-Old Child
Mary Rose Prim daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest J Prim laid to rest in Mount Calvary Cemetery Baldwin after services at Annunciation Church on Friday May 29 at 10 am. Born March 22 1939 in Lawrence she died May 26 1942 at University of Kansas Hospital Kansas City Kansas. Reverend Portelance Osage City led Mass of the Angels with Clara Bellfleur Osage City as music. altar boy Bobby Butell. pallbearers include Bobby Prim Harry Prim Jr Francis Lemberger Overbrook and Claude White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rose Prim
Mount Calvary
Baldwin
Annunciation Church
Ernest J. Prim
Lawrence
Lapeer Chapel
Joe Dyer
Harry Prim
University of Kansas Hospital
Kansas City
Kan
A. R. Portelance
Osage City
Radio Schedule Highlights Evening Programming
Radio listings for Monday June 8 and Tuesday June 9 detail WREN KMBC WDAF and other stations with time slots encompassing music news drama and variety shows. Notable entries include Lum and Abner at 5 30 PM and The Lone Ranger on WREN with Adventure and comedy programs across the networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren Lum
Abner
KMBC
Frank Parker
WDAF
Jacl Armstrong
Wren
Fred Waring
Jimmy Fidler
World Today
Blondie
Hank Keene
Cavalcade of America
Voice of Firestone
J.Q. Wren
Freddis Hartings Orch
H. V. Kaltenborn
Carmen Cavallero
Guy Lombardo
Cavaliers
Marine Corps
Charlie Spivak
KMBG
eJerry Wald
Will
Osborne
Hal Leonard
DAF
A.P. News
Tuesaday
Wren—Lum
Vera Barton
Jack Armatrong
WDAFW
Newacast
N Orch
Wdaf—Newsroom
Belen Ortega
America
Wren—Cugar Rhumba
Johnny
The
Arkansas Traveler
Navy
K.C. Va
Toledo
WDAI
Fibber McGee
Bob Howe
Red Skelton
Muchlebacher
Ray Heathrton
Buddy Wranklin
Frankie Mastar
Harry James
Raymond Scott
Raymond Scott's Orch
Roy Shield Revua
A.P
KMHCO
Funeral Rites Held for Mary Rose Prim at Ottawa
Mary Rose Prim is laid to rest in Ottawa with honorary pallbearer Hay Prim Sr. She is survived by her parents Ernest J. Prim and his wife and her grandmother Mrs. J. P. Prim. Distant attendees include Gene White of Glendale California and Dan White, Wichita, along with Arthur White of Garnett and Ray Like of Herndon Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Hay Prim
Mary Rose
Ernest J. Prim
J. P. Prim
Gene White
Glendale
Calif
Dan White
Wichita
Arthur White
Garnett
Ray Like
Herndon
Kan
Marietta
Claude White
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Pat Crowell
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Theodore Parry
James Tudhope
W. F. Parry
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