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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1941

Page

8

Tank Barges May Take Oil to East

Cincinnati reports a plan to move oil by a vast fleet of tank barges from Louisiana fields to the upper Ohio river to ease Atlantic coast shortages. The program envisions rail, air, and pipeline transfers, with river carriers surveying equipment and yards expanding tank barge production along the Ohio.

Cincinnati Louisiana Oir Fields Ohio River Atlantic Allegheny Mountains Desa Emergency Council Orie and Mississippi Valley Cart O’slack Barrett Mississippi River System Ohio Barrett Texas Baton Rouge Mississippi Ohbig Pittsburch Lancaster Divide

Man Rebels When Too Many In-Laws Move In

In Fort Wayne Indiana Walter Stenford 42 a WPA worker staged a sit down strike at his own home to protest his wife’s parents and five siblings moving upstairs. He blocked the door with a banner declaring Dad on sit downer until In laws and outlaws move. He added a baseball bat and a dummy to his display before retreating and facing possible disorderly conduct charges.

Fort Wayne Ind Walter Stenford WPA Stanford Stanfords

Buildings at Posts Fort Riley to Get Post Exchange

The War Department authorized construction programs totaling 9.51 million dollars at 49 army posts to add post exchanges, field houses, refrigeration facilities and vehicle sheds. Fort Riley Kansas receives 28,000 for a post exchange and 17,200 for vehicle sheds. field houses at 25 posts cost about 77,000 each with seating for 2,750 in basketball and 3,750 in boxing or wrestling.

Washington War Department Fort Riley Kan

Italian Editor Predicts Quick Pact Action

Pi Virginio Gayda, editor with fascist ties, said results of the German Turkish pact may appear within ten days. He noted the development as a step toward European conciliation and cooperation. Other sources viewed it as aiding Italian German aims toward Suez and Near East oil by reducing conflict with Britain and Turkey.

Rome Pi—Virginio Gayda Il Giornale d'Italia Gayda Suez Near East Britain

Preacher’s sermon interrupted by car into church vestibule

In Greenville North Carolina on June 19 a Negro preacher spoke on Jericho's walls when a loud crash shook the little church. An automobile, out of control, plowed into the front vestibule causing plaster to strike worshippers and prompting an orderly evacuation.

Greenville N. C Jericho

Three Elderly Pennsylvanians Die Listening to Fight

Three elderly Pennsylvanians died from heart attacks and a cerebral hemorrhage after listening with excitement to radio accounts of the Billy Conn Joe Louis fight. T Frank Lynn 76 Allentown tax collector Andrew Burke 68 Philadelphia Elmer Erishman Lancaster near 76th birthday death. Burke said it was a great fight before passing at hospital.

Philadelphia T. Frank

Pittsburgh Man Becomes Kiwanis International President

Charles S. Donley of Pittsburgh transportation consultant is elected Kiwanis International president for 1941 42 with two new vice presidents a treasurer and seven trustees. Cleveland named 1942 Kiwanis convention city as Donley calls for service during the war era with a militant rather than military stance. Kansas officials meet with Harold Ickes defense petroleum coordinator to discuss oil matters.

Atlanta Charles S. Donley Pittsburgh Kiwanis International Cleveland

Public stock sale and nurses association picnic noted

Mr and Mrs J C Hemphill attended the regular public stock sale at Oskaloosa last week on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs R E Gardner were guests at a Nurses association picnic Friday evening at Miss Minnie Scott's Lawrence home. A large crowd attended and weather limited service to the porch. Dehydrator gang members from Bismarck assisted with watching tasks.

J. C. Hemphill Oskaloosa R. E. Gardner Nurses Association Minnie Scott Lawrence Bismarck

Community Notes From Lawrence and Nearby Areas

Reports from last week include dike work along the Kaw river during high water and local social visits. People mentioned: Thomas Cawley, Lester Lyons of Burbank, Miss Kate Jewett, Mr. and Mrs. Gardner of Lawrence, Raymond Gardner, J. C. Hemphill, H. G. Van Neste, Maurice Sutter and Florence Emory of Bonner Springs, Myrtle Hogge, H. C. Nunemaker, Ernest Sutter family, A. L. Rodgers, Mrs. Wither Schoenlein, Helen Mohler, W. H. Mohler, Centenary church members, Eugene North, Mackey school graduates Jack Wardwell Alice Torneden Norma Raber.

Kaw Thomas Cawley Lester Lyons Burbank Calif Kate Jewett Gardner Lawrence Raymond Gardner Lyons J. C. Hemphill H. G. van Neste Maurice Sutter Florence’ Emory Bonner Springs Bethany Hospital Myrtle Hogge H._C. Nunemaker Kaw River Ernest Sutter A. L. Rodgers Wither Schoenlein Kansas City Bereiter Helen Mohler W. H. Mohler Washington, D. C Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church Eugene North Meredith Smith Smith Wichita Arthur Hemphill Judy Mackey School Jack Wardwell Alice Torneden Norma Raber Alice

Local school notes show top pupil averages in county

Norma Raber was second high while Alices averaged 9624 and Norma 96144. Jack had an average above 90. Mr and Mrs Charlie Roberts and family of Eskridge Kansas visited William Metcalf Monday. Mr Roberts is a nephew of Mr Metcalf. Miss Frances Metcalf attends K U this summer.

Norma Raber Alices Normas Jack Charlie Roberts Eskridge Kan William Metcalf Mr. Roberts Mr. Metcalf Frances Metcalf K. U

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