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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1942
Page
4
Aid for China Fund Raised in Lawrence under Rev C E Allison
The Lawrence drive for Aid for China, led by Rev C E Allison, raised 1049.50 dollars. The effort reflects local support for China during wartime and appreciation of China’s resistance and the government and people’s help in fighting Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
China
C. E. Allison
China Fund
Japan
Naval War Shapes Modern Naval Tactics In Pacific
The article argues air superiority drives sea power as heavy battleships suffer losses. It notes aircraft and aviation dominance reshape naval strategy, suggesting planes, carriers, submarines, and destroyers define modern combat while heavy ships may still serve if protected by strong air cover, citing Sevastopol and the Black Sea fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Black Sea
Sevastopol
Rubber Jinx Columnist Clapper on rubber supply
Columnist Raymond Clapper notes the rubber shortage aftermath of Pearl Harbor and the slow discovery of salvage rubber. He links the persistent Washington jinx to the habit of doing first things last and the tendency to excuse wrong turns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Clapper
Pearl Harbor
Washington
Ration Lines Change U S Public Experience
Americans confront rationing as sugar and gasoline limits bite. The public endures long lines, wasted effort, and anxieties about supply, storage, and bureaucratic control amid a surplus in gasoline and a large sugar reserve.
Yanks in Near East Aerial activity and internment in Turkey
The article notes four United States bombing planes interned in Turkey and the rest of American aircraft in the Near East returning safely from raids on Romanian oil fields. It states uncertainty about base location and air power strength, but confirms U S forces are present and have been active in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Near East
United States
Turkey
Reed to Speak Tonight on Governor Hopes
Senator Clyde Reed will air his views on the governorship tonight in a radio talk. He expects a large audience and the discussion may settle questions about why a senator would quit his post for higher office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Reed
Senate
Clyde
Axis Fights Persist in Libya Russia and Med as Hitler Delays Spring
The axis battles intensify in Libya and Russia with fighting also seen in the Mediterranean. Hitler’s postponed spring offensive appears underway, while the Near East and Russia are targeted in what is described as a summer program the Allies had warned about.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libya
Russia
Mediterranean
Hitler
Near East
War Dept Finishes WAC Undergarment Design
The War Department has completed its underwear design for the Women’s Auxiliary Army Corps and may now focus on defeating the Nazis and Japs. It cautions that the war is real despite some phony notions circulating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Women’s Auxiliary Army Corps
Two Lexington bombing survivors injured in traffic crash
Two survivors of the Lexington attack were hurt in a road accident. The remark about the sea compared with land hints at lingering safety concerns after the bombing.
Pins and Needles Scarcity Warned by OPA
The OPA cautions that pins and needles could become scarce, turning the old proverb see a pin and pick it up into a cautionary guideline about stock and supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Winter Delayed as Australia and Regions See Odd Weather
Australia faces a late start to winter while summer remains unsettled. Meteorologists note unusual patterns across regions with cooling periods not aligning with typical seasonal expectations.
Synthetic rubber from alcohol mocks old bathtub gin era
Hutchinson News recalls a Volstendean home gin period and notes that synthetic rubber can be made from alcohol. The piece quips that bathtub fire water of that era often tasted like rubber boot, blending nostalgia with a wry science angle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson News
Women Seeked for Work in Farms Factories and Streetcars
A 1920s notice advocates women entering work on farms factories and streetcars with a satirical line urging every Jill to Till and a mock slogan Pay Fare to the Fair-d Jack Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slorans
Jill
Jack Harris
Hoover and Curtis Nominated by Republicans at Chicago
Herbert Hoover and Charles Curtis were nominated by the Republicans at the national convention in Chicago Illinois Marshall A Gorrill Lawrence attorney announced he will be a candidate for the Republican nomination for state senator from the fifth district at the August primary All Douglas county road workers will be on a five day week starting July 1 Mrs George J Barker spent yesterday in Topeka Mr and Mrs George Docking and children will go to Kansas City Saturday to spend the weekend Mr and Mrs Ted Olson of Sapulpa Oklahoma are spending the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs A T Olson The district court judge C A Smart would be here Monday to hold a session of court C B Holmes son of Mr and Mrs J R Holmes will take an examination for second lieutenant to join a company of engineers now being organized at Chicago Rudolph Hoffman instructor in the department of romance languages at the University of Kansas has resigned to accept a position in the Junior College at Grand Rapids Michigan Avery Olney spent Sunday in Leavenworth F H Hodder left last night for California to be gone for several weeks Roscoe Stubbs who has been attending the Y M C A conference at Estes Park Colorado arrived home last night Miss Virginia Hutson entertained the Pink and Gray Jenny Wrens yesterday afternoon at the Eldridge House
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
Charles Curtis
Chicago
Ill
Marshall A. Gorrill
Lawrence
Douglas County
George J. Barker
Topeka
George Docking
Kansas City
Ted Olson
Sa‘pulpa, Okla
A. T. Olson
C. A. Smart
C. B. Holmes
J. R. Holmes
Rudolph Hoffman
University of Kansas
Grand Rapids
Mich
Avery Olney
Leavenworth
F. H. Hodder
California
Roscoe Stubbs
Estes Park
Colo
Virginia Hutson
Jenny Wrens
Herbert Champion
Baltimore
Wilmington
Del
Marcel Rolin
St. Francis Hospital
Laura Zook
Edith Gibbs
Bethany School of Nurses
Kan
Army Red Cross
Victoria
Tex
Foster Field
St. Louis
Darnell ix
Leavenworth County
Ralph Stewart
Junior Johnson
Caliifornia
Karl Madson
Red Cross
Merl Ward
Beesley Ward
Mary
Richard Snow
University of Kansas to Host Board Closing Meeting
Twenty five years ago the board of administration planned its closing meeting at the University of Kansas this Friday. Charles Moss served as clerk of the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Administration
University of Kansas
Charles Moss
Dis
Hunter Dent Plots to Hide Loot Amid Bank Messenger Killing
Hunter Dent, farm manager for Strickland Ballard, is suspected as his protection of Ballard's son Junior ties him to the bank messenger robbery and murder. A trail of missing money, tire dust, and an ominous gathering at Ballard estate point to Hunter as others doubt his innocence. The clashing alibis and a looming confrontation set the stage for a tense, ongoing investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter Dent
Strickland Ballard
Ballard
Junior
Hunter
Second Front Already Set Up in the Middle East
The War Today notes American bombers in the southern Russo German theater via forced landings in Turkey. It argues Middle East control is pivotal for victory and highlights oil wealth, Turkish pressures, and the risk of axis moves toward Sevastopol and the Dardanelles as a broader front develops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Middle East
Syria
Iraq
Iran
Persia
Mother Hubbard Hitler
Germany
London
United States
Mediterranean
Hitler
Caucasus
Middle Eastern
Big Brothers
von Papen
Fuehrer
Sevastopol
Red
Crimea
Black Sea
Russia
Ankara
Dardanelles
Red Fleet
Ober in Salina on Business
Forty years ago H B Ober visits Salina this week on professional business duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ober
Salina
Baldwin Friends Leave After Two Week Visit
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Houghland with children Curtis and Barbara depart Baldwin for Goodland after a two week stay with Mrs Houghlands mother Mrs Mary Martin and relatives in Olathe They also toured the Ozarks Mrs Mary Clemons hosted the Monday night club at West High street. George and Stanley Simre of Alton Missouri with their mother Mrs Oscar Schupp and sister Mary Edna visit grandparents Mr and Mrs James Stanley who suffer from whooping cough. Frank McRoberts of Malta Bend stopped in Baldwin en route to Oklahoma City to visit his sister and Dr and Mrs Charles E Stephens. A wedding in Lawrence on May 31 united Orpha Nora Johnson and Roy Power. The ceremony at 9 am at the bride’s mother Mrs C A Johnsons home followed by a reception at the groom’s parents N P Powers home. The couple left for Hopkins Mo where Power oversees United Telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Houghland
Curtis
Barbara
Goodland
Oscar Schupp
Mary Edna
James Stanley
Frank McRoberts
Malta Bend
Baldwin
Charles E. Stephens
Oklahoma City
Lawrence
Orphanora Johnson
Roy Power
C. A. Johnson
O. E. Allison
First Methodist Church
N. P. Power
Mrs. Power
Hopkins, Mo
Mr. Power
United Telephone Company
C. E. Stephens
Paul V, Kern
Nashville
Methodist Kansas Conference
C. E. Allison
Kern
Nelson P. Horn
Kansas City
Horn
First Methodist
Marian Louise Williams
W. J. Williams
Raymond Williams
Carrie Williams
Lyle
Ivan Whitted
Kilbourne Bowers
Plattsburg
Mary Margaret Williams
Oscar Williams
Rector Green
Buffalo
Kan
Scott Morgan
Phi Mu
Leonard Whitted
Ralph Ice
Lecompton
Williams
Phi Mu Sorority
Tonganoxie High School
H. A. Williamson
Jack Saul
Irene
Tonganoxie
S. H. Leach
Summer Travel and Local Movements Reported
C F Trinkle plans a Colorado summer. Eugene Ware Jr travels to Topeka on business. Sol Marks returns from St. Louis. C D L Rowlands comes back from Kansas City. E H S Bailey of Kansas University visits Kansas City. George Robinson to spend summer in Colorado. W S Everett delegates to Fort Scott Populist convention. Authorities crackdown on tying horses to shade trees. Hugh Blair returns from Canada. Dance at Bowersock pavilion for young couples tonight. A D Weaver secures over $2000 dry goods contract for state institutions. C G Titus and wife visit White City relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Trinkle
Colorado
Eugene Ware, Jr
Topeka
Sol Marks
St. Louis
D. L. Rowlands
Kansas City
E. H. S. Bailey
University of Kansas
George Robinson
W. S. Everett
Douglas County
Fort Scott
Hugh ‘Blair
Canada
Bowersock Pavilion
A. D. Weaver
C. G. Titus
White City
Baldwin Wedding Brings Kin from Several Towns
The June 14 ceremony at the First Methodist church united Marian Louise Williams and Raymond Williams in a double ring rite. Attending were relatives from Baldwin and out of town guests from Topeka, Plattsburg, Plattsburg Kansas City and Buffalo.
Plane crash kills two at California hangar
A military plane crashed into a hangar at an airfield south of San Francisco killing the pilot and an enlisted man in the hangar. The crash destroyed the hangar and damaged an adjoining one, with fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
San Francisco
Ills Field
Here
James
One Killed Four Hurt in Wamego Crash
Four people were injured and 26 year old Wayne Zima died when a car collided with a Salina gasoline transport truck four miles west of Wamego on Monday. The truck driver was unhurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wamego
Wayne Zima
Salina
Plane collision near Granum claims Canadian airmen
Two Canadian bombers collided in the air northeast of Granum Alberta killing an undetermined number of air force fliers. The planes were in a formation when the crash occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLeod
Alberta
Granum
Pig on the Lam Crashes Tea at Mrs Ashton Estate
A 600-pound pig wandered into an afternoon tea at the estate of Mrs. Thomas G. Ashton in Philadelphia. The animal charged through gardens, toppled glasses, devoured cakes and scones, and fed on petunias while guests fled. Patrolman Philip Minnis captured the intruder after a garden chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Thomas G. Ashton
Philip Minnis
Judges Choose Lemon Meringue Pie Champion Tonight
Judge Camp Wolters Texas presides as mess hall chefs compete for top honors. The winner receives $5 and a chance to broadcast the championship recipe, while the losers merely give up their pies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Wolters
Tex
Cow Tugged From 50Foot Bluff After River Plunge
A high-diving cow at Hubert Rhodes' Oswego Kansas farm toppled from a 50 foot bluff after being bumped by another animal. The animal was hoisted from the river and walked away unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego
Kan
Hubert Rhodes
Women organize rotating home canning group in Chillicothe
All For One group in Chillicothe mobilizes women to harvest and can garden produce at members homes. Each day a new kitchen hosts the production line until every garden is picked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe, Mo
Promotions At Fort Des Moines Elevate Two Faculty Members
Des Moines June 16 Promotion of two faculty members for the Women Army Auxiliary Corps training school at Fort Des Moines was announced by Col. Don C Faith. Capt Joseph Fowler of Tuckahoe New York was named a major and First Lieutenant Murray F Sweet of Kansas City became a captain. Both came from the cavalry replacement training center at Fort Riley Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps Training School
Fort Des Moines
Don C. Faith
Joseph Fowler
Tuckahoe
N. Y
Murray F. Sweet
Kansas City
Cavalry Replacement Training Center
Fort Riley
Kan
Valley Grove Wedding Reception for Local Couple
Over 100 relatives and friends attended a reception at the home of Mr and Mrs W H Smart after their daughter's wedding. Barker hosted beside a flowered fireplace with lighted candles and a bride's cake on the lace table. The couple reside in Austin Texas while attending UT summer sessions. Visitors included Walter Smith of Denver and Mr and Mrs Wes Haas and Vernon Flory of Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Smart
Walter Smith
Denver
Colo
Mirs
Wes Haas
Vernon Flory
Lawrence
Dan Smith
Leroy Farr
Leroy
Radio Programs Tuesday Evening Broadcast Schedule
A dense listing of radio programs across KMBC WREN WDAF and others for Tuesday June 16 detailing show names hosts and times from 5:45 PM to after midnight including News, Sports, Sword and Music features and variety acts. The dense grid lists numerous program titles such as Salute to Stars and Stripes, Fred Waring's Orchestra, Quiz Kids, and Firelight of the Nations with cross‑station references and repeated time slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren—Lum
Abner
KMBC
Vera Barton
WDAF
Jack Armstrong
Wren
Fred Waring
World Today
Leavenworth
KNMBC
Johnny
Duffy’s Tavern
K.C
Louisville
WDAPF
Fibber McGee
Bob Hope
Tommy Dorsey
Frazier Hunt
Gabriel Heatter
Amos and
Andy
Glen Miller
U.S
Muchlebach
Ray Heathrton
Buddy Franklin
Frankie Master
WDAK
Moonbeams
Freddie Martin
Raymond Scott
Orch
Roy Shield
U.sp
Newa
A.F
Song Ciiate
Frank Parker
Wren- iNews
State and Stripes
Hitler
KMBQ
Arms For Victory
KMLC
United We Sing
Hawke Keene
Enasy
Nelson Endy
Manhattan
Midnite
Dr. Christian
Walter
Shirley Temple
Eddie Cantor
MMBC
Ransom Sherman Shaw Wren
Cab Calloway
WDRAF
Kay Kyser
Pieree
Nat Tlo
H. V. Kaitenborn
Charlie Spivak
Glen Gray
KMEC
Adventure Storlea
Cavalers
Claude Thornhill
Neil Bondshu
Jan Garber
Local notes on army service and community events
The report lists residents involved with military service including Herbert Champion moved from Baltimore to Wilmington and Merl Ward serving in the Mary army. It notes Miss Edith Gibbs shipping to Foster Field Texas as an army Red Cross nurse, plus social and family happenings at the schoolhouse and Wellman chapel.
Classified page habit among subscribers noted
A reader survey indicates 76 percent of subscribers read the classified page daily. The finding highlights the page’s strong engagement and presumed value for advertisers.
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