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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1943
Page
4
Belated Instruction on Bombing for Lasting Peace
Maj. Gen. Ralph Royce argues that heavier bombing of Germany increases Allied peace chances. He believes a nation scarred by raids will resist another war and reject ideas of racial supremacy. He notes Germany’s WWI defeat on other soil limited lessons, while current war teaches harder truths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Royce
First Air Force
Germany
Resources in Reserve in Kansas Munitions Plants
Sections of munitions plants in Kansas are on stand-by status and will not operate at full capacity for now. The War Department has offered no explanation, inviting unofficial theories about overbuilding or a war having turned more favorable for the Allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
War Department
River Flood Reflections On The Kaw And 1903 Legend
The piece recalls the river flood history along the Kaw with emphasis on the 1903 crest as the benchmark. It notes floods drawing crowds to watch the raging current and warn of crop threats, while calling for measures to prevent repeats and control the river.
Rumanians Seek Exit Amid Stagnant War News
Reports from Turkey claim Romania grows tired of a war with little action beyond Romanian casualties. The circulating chatter suggests a desire for an exit or negotiation to end the fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Rumania
Peace Feelers Offer Romania a Way to Exit War
Germany pursues peace inquiries to spare Romania from total loss. Turkish sentiment shifts toward Allied victory while Axis influence wanes. Rumanians face a painful choice to abandon wartime gains despite Nazi pressure to stay in the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Washington war power struggle slows crisis cleanup
Washington grapples with competing authorities as small czars operate under a single top leader. Observers say President Roosevelt hesitates to delegate power, risking the Office of War Mobilization led by James F. Byrnes from fully addressing domestic wartime problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Office of War Mobilization
James F. Byrnes
Revival plans emerge for postwar CCC relief program
Washington considers reviving the Civilian Conservation Corps after the war as a relief measure. If the peacetime CCC model follows prior patterns, the new agency and similar bodies will need substantial work to wind down after their usefulness ends. Economies suggest avoiding persistent wartime waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plana
Washington
Civilian Conservation Corps
CCC
Italians Told to Stand Ready as Invasion Looms
Rome radio warns Italians to be prepared to repel an invasion amid Allied pressure. The war of nerves seems aimed at shaping Italian expectations while decisive invasion steps remain unclear, leaving the public unsure when or where the contact will occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
War situation grows tense as battles become grim
Premier General Tojo told the Japanese diet the war is growing more tense as battles grow more grim and terrific. He suggested the Japanese are not winning fights and leaders may be preparing the people for an Allied offensive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tojo
City council probes LaGuardia as mayor weighs response
City officials debate an inquiry into the LaGuardia administration with plans to reveal new information. The mayor may order a counter investigation of the council, aiming to disclose what has been hidden from the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Drouth Delay for Eastern Kansas Residents Expected
Weather forecasts suggest weeks may pass before eastern Kansas residents face drought concerns. Officials caution on moisture deficits and regional agricultural impact while monitoring conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
What does a woman do indeed in modern marriage
A reader blasts an article about closing windows and laments gender role strains in marriage. She recalls a night of rain waking her, defends wives juggling endless chores, child care, and social pressures, and mocks the idea that men suffer more from household duties.
Outlaw Floyd car found abandoned near Deepwater
A motor car used by Charles Pretty Boy Floyd and a companion, with Sheriff Jack Killingsworth as a hostage, was found abandoned near Deepwater Missouri. The piece also notes local social events and community notices from Bolivar to Joplin and Haskell, plus track star Jesse Owen near record time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Pretty Boy) Floyd
Oklahoma
Bolivar
Jack Killingsworth
Polk County
Deepwater
Verne Coxen
Baldwin
Jesse Owen
East Technical High
Cleveland
Joplin
Wichita
Pollock
Lena D. Funk
Wiedemann’s
Frank Hyland
Denver
Margaret Speelman
Haskell
Germany From Within lecture at Greenhall by Prof Schwegler
Twenty five years ago Germany From Within will be the topic of a lecture in the Little Theater at Greenhall by Prof. R A Schwegler of the University of Kansas on June 18 at 5. He has studied German institutions and traveled extensively and should deliver an instructive talk. Mr and Mrs Albert E Fincham of Pratt announce the birth of a son born June 15 to whom they have named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Greenhall
R. A. Schwegler
University of Kansas
Schwegler
Albert E. Fincham
Pratt
Bon
Local Notes From Independence to Denver and Lawrence
Milton D. Henry arrived from Independence and serves as secretary of the Gas Oil and Developing company headquartered at Independence. Mrs I Stewart and Grace left for Los Angeles California to visit relatives and friends for several months. The Sunday evening band concert at Haskell Institute drew a large Lawrence crowd. W T Shanafelt returned to Cottage Grove Oregon after visiting his mother and attending F A A General Council in Topeka. Miss Mabel Corse came home from Drury College Springfield Missouri. Sam Lohr departed for Denver for a visit, with Mrs Lohr remaining there. Mr and Mrs Iliff and Mrs Kerena of Lecompton were shopping in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton D. Henry
Independence
I. Stewart
Grace
Los Armeles
Calif
Haskell Institute
Lawrence
W. T. Shanafelt
Cottage Grove
Ore
F.A.A. General Council
Topeka
Mabel Corse
Drury College
Springfield
Sam Lohr
Denver
Picturized clue puzzle yields broad word fill
The page shows a large crossword style puzzle with horizontal and vertical clues covering music director related terms and alphabetic symbols. It lists numerous entries including Greek letters chemical symbols and place names while presenting the answer to a previous puzzle as a clue.
Turkey Sides With Allies Signals Shift in World War
The Turkish premier Sukru Saracoglu expresses warmth toward America Britain and Russia signaling a shift from axis toward the United Nations. Berlin Tokyo and Rome face a sharpened pressure as Ankara’s stance undermines Hitler while hints of peace feelers from Romania surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Hill
Turkey
United Nations
Axis
Allies
Hitler
Europe
Balkans
Sukru Saracoglu
America
Britain
Russia
Germany
Franz von Papen
Ankara
India
Near East
Romania
Italy
Berlin
Rumania
Tokyo
Rome
Hideki Tojo
Japan
Woner
North Africa Campaign Strategy Forcing Axis Dilemma
The piece argues the Allied plan aims to confuse and deceive before a strike, pressuring Germany, which must balance its Russian offensive with uncertainty about British and American moves. It likens Germany to a man with multiple minor wounds draining its strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Africa
United Nations
Germany
Russia
Britain
United States
Landon criticizes policy as handout flaw at Topeka
Former Gov Alf Landon warned at the Kansas Institute of inter-American relations that U S policy risks two fatal traps. He said the nation leans toward a handout approach and overestimates its sole responsibility while ignoring rights and justice for underprivileged peoples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Alf. M. Landon
Wallace
Nazis Seek Weakness in General Sherman Tanks
Stockholm June 17. German tank chief Guderian tests captured Sherman and General Lee tanks to find a European invasion weakness. Nazi experts reportedly admire the Sherman and form an experimental regiment with both Sherman and Lee models for trials on the north coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Africa
Heinz Guderian
Europe
Berlin
Aftonbladet
Sherman
Guderian
Lees
Wind Caused Alarms In Lawrence Electrical Short Circuits
High winds during the storm in Lawrence caused two electrical emergencies. At 9:56 p m a large tree limb struck wires at 1635 Mississippi street igniting a ground wire insulation fire in the E L Treece home basement. A second call at 10:07 p m reported wind blown wires sparking at 77 Elm street without a fire, addressed by firefighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
E. L. Treece
Mississippi Street
Jessie Hults
Elm Street
Lower Living Standards Ahead Says War Taxes and Costs
In a June report, readers learn that many will face a lower standard of living as taxes rise. Joe, earning $55 weekly with two children, faces deductions totaling $13, leaving $42. Rising taxes, social security, and costs push toward a 5 percent price increase since 1942, with the maintenance level around $30 weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joe
Morgenthau
Morgenghau
Congress
Washington, D. C
Mobile
American Scout Vehicles Used by the Russians
Moscow reports armored scout cars, described as minor jeep cousins, have reached the Russian front and are proving effective. In a Don river action these fast cars charged a German infantry group cut off from its tanks, delivering rapid machine gun fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Middle
Don
Two Killed in Plane Crash Near Garden City
June 17 report from Garden City states that Two killed in a training flight crash include Second Lieutenant Robert K. Richardson of Oxnard California and Cadet Charles W. Stimpson of Brooklyn New York. The aircraft belonged to the army air base and crashed during a training mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Robert K. Richardson
Oxnard
Calif
Charles W. Stimpson
Brooklyn
N. Y
Army Air Base
Obituary of Alexander E Addington Pioneer Citizen
Alexander Elsworth Addington born December 29 1864 in Council Bluffs Iowa died June 8 1943 in Shattuck Oklahoma. Son of Blanchard Lee and Rebecca Addington he grew up in McLouth Kansas and married Anna Perry at McLouth November 1 1887. They had ten children, three daughters and seven sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Elsworth Addington
Blanchard Lee Addington
Rebecca Addington
Council Bluffs
Shattuck
Oklo
McLouth
Anna Perry
Quiet visit reveals motives and rising tension
Margaret suffers a hysterical breakdown as the narrator confronts Mattison about Derek Grady’s murder. Kathy tends to Margaret while the narrator contemplates clues left in the cottage and the unresolved question of who killed Derek. The doctor administers sedatives as unrest simmers toward the next chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derek
Kathy
Mattison
Derek Grady
Obituary notices for Grace Close Mabel Posey and relatives
Two daughters Mrs Grace Close died February 29 1940 and Mrs Mabel Posey died March 5 1917. His wife preceded him in death October 3 1913. Survived by daughter Mrs Ethel Williams of Johnson Kansas and seven sons Walter Bennie of Clayton New Mexico Bi McKinley of Boise City Oklahoma Alexander Minerva Texas Claud Vivian of Los Angeles California Elton Edgar of Richfield Kansas Remedh Jayson of Villagreen. Funeral services were held Friday June 11 at the Baptist church in Elkhart Kansas with Rev Earl Chestnut officiating. Burial was in Richfield cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Close
Mabel Posey
Ethel Williams
Johnson
Kan
Walter Bennie
Clayton
N. M
Bi McKinley
Boise City
Okla
Alexander
Minerva
Tex
Claud Vivian
Los Angeles
Calif
Elton Edgar
Richfield
Remedh Jayson
Villagreen, PLC
the Baptist Church
Elkhart, Kar
Earl Chestnut
Richfield Cemetery
Radio Programs Thursday and Friday Evening Schedule
Radio listings for Thursday June 17 and Friday June 18 show a dense lineup across WREN KMBC WDAF and other stations. Programs include Jack Armstrong Fred Warings Orchestra Gracie Fields Lone Ranger and many orchestras with news updates and theater features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren
Jack Armstrong
KMBC
WDAF
War Transportation
Western Echoes
Fred Waring
Orch
Victor Borge
Joseph Harsch
Bob Burns
Mr. Keen
Fanile Brice
Earl Godwin
Lum
Abner
Heart of America
Aldrich
KNBC
Bowes
Music Hall
Rudy Vallee
Gracie Fields
Wings To Victory
John B. Kennedy
Gabriel Heatter
W Daf
Harry James
Richard Harkness
Russ Morgan
Texas Rangers
New World Music
Les Brown
Teddy Powell
Freddie Martin
Office of War Inf
Muehlebach
Boyd Raeburn
Miller
Lone Ranger
Kate Smith
Wren—Parker
Navy
Wren—Gang
Wren—Gang Busters. Wdaf
Brewster Boy
Tommy Riggs
John Gunther
Newacast
WODAF
Bill Stern
Dick Leibert
Bonnie King
Elmer Davis
Rex Stout
Lou Breeze
Joe Venuti
Tommy Dorsey
Muehlsbacher
Ray Benson
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Journal-World At the World Company
Sons
A. W. Murray
Britton
Dolph Sons
Massachusetts’ Street
Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
New York
West 44Th St
Chicago
North
Michigan Ave
Kansas City
West 10Th St
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulatione
United States of America
United America
Journal-World
Haggard Lawrence
Bobby
Junior
Mary
William
Willie
Bruce
Donald LeSuer
D.t.c.’S
Woodland Park
Earl Youngmeyer
Camp Funston
J. H Youngmeyer
R. C. Manley
Louis Duff
Sigma Chi
Red Cross
Merchants Bank
Portia Club
Golf Links
Spain
Earth
Iberia
Rhode Island
Nova Scotia
Geraint
Ise
DeWitt Mackenzie
Landon
Bureau of Labor Statistics
SY Rene Ryerson
Harriet
Walter
Clint Mattison
Gram
Margaret
Moone
Optometrist
B. G. Gustafson
LMT
OPA Towers
MASS
Uncle Sam
You
Topeka-Lawrence
Union Bus Depot
A.m
Lo. Lew
Bel
Union Pacific Stakes
Santa FE Trailway
Southwestern Greyhound Lines
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