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A short religious excerpt cites II Peter 4 2 urging believers to live by God's will rather than earthly desires for the remainder of their lives.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1942
Page
3
Government seeks subsidies to sustain price ceilings
The administration pushes new legislation to permit government subsidies to keep price ceilings intact amid rising production and transport costs, acknowledging a self perpetuating cycle in which the government itself drives the patchwork.
Axis Strength in Africa Surges in Libya Battle
Axis forces in Libya retain momentum as Rommel’s army, though battered, receives reinforcements and new equipment ferried across the Mediterranean. Allied efforts to cut off the mechanized axis have failed, delaying a decisive battle to determine control of the African coast. The fight continues with German staying power extending the conflict.
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Libya
Rommel
Mediterranean
Africa
Billion a Week Budget Woes Echoed by Director
National Budget Director Harold D. Smith says war production now costs about a billion dollars weekly. He warns the figure hides the value gained, noting spending for its own sake persists and could saddle the nation with debt and higher taxes.
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National
Harold D. Smith
As Judges of Speed and the War Industry Shift
The Truman committee notes that converting industry to total war has not yet been rapid. Public opinion may differ, but outside observers see a swift industrial change. The Senate often delays actions, while speed here outpaces lengthy lawmaking.
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Truman Committee
Senate
New Air Transport Squadrons Tied to Gardner Field
Air transport squadrons form the newest long haul aviation proposition connected with the new Gardner Field development, signaling a major naval aviation advance.
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Naval
Gardner
Scrap rubber drive linked to gas rationing doubts
The article notes that while scrap rubber collection is valuable, it may not affect gasoline rationing. No government pledge supports a link, and Brookings Institution surveys suggest rationing may be needed to extend tire use until synthetic rubber scales up.
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Brookings Institution
Still Must Have ’Em One Battleships Worth the Cost
The piece argues battleships are costly and largely obsolete as war technology. Chairman Vinson says construction will continue as insurance against protracted conflict. If carriers fail and fighting reverts to slugging, battleships could still deliver a knockout blow, but the shift to new methods cannot be rushed.
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Vinson
House Naval Committee
Japan Loses 42 Ships in Six Months War Toll
In six months of war Japan has lost 42 war vessels from an estimated 249 total. The fleet’s numbers sunk drop by nearly 17 percent with many other ships damaged. Losses exceed the rate at which replacements can be built.
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Japan
Bombers Hit Two Italian Battleships in Mediterranean
American bombers scored 35 direct hits on two Italian battleships in the Mediterranean. The test of bombsights crews planes and pilots is under way and they rate highly under combat conditions.
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Mediterranean
Scouts Gather Rubber Rubble in Lawrence Drive
Boy Scouts will assist in collecting small rubber items in Lawrence. No rubber item is too small to join the effort as all hands work to convert ounces into pounds and pounds into tons.
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Lawrence
Laval's Nazi Backed Plan Faces French Public Test
Laval champions a plan to win support from French labor for work in German factories. He has Nazi backing to return him to power, and the price would be paid by all French people.
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Laval
Japanese Threat Diminished in Aleutians, War Dept Reports
War Department notes Jap activity in the Aleutians remains limited. Enemy forces are described as creeping along shorelines but not mounting a strong attack, with recent operations reducing their threat for the time being.
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Aleutians
War Department
Baccalaureate Word Spellings in High School Services
McPherson Republican notes that the term baccalaureate is misused to refer to high school graduation services, though high schools do not grant a B.A. degree. The piece discusses proper usage and common confusion among locals.
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McPherson Republican
University official to teach at two coaching schools
Dr. F. C. Allen, KU athletics director, leaves for several weeks to teach at two coaching schools. The report lists assorted local visits, social engagements, and campus updates including a new Mt. Oread water reservoir in use and law school graduates passing the state bar exam.
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F. C. Allen
University of Kansas
Harold Hilkey
Oak Park
Ill
Hilkey
Ss. S. A. Bioore
Fredricka Schlegel
Eudora
Clara Lynch
Omaha
Neb
Mt. Oread
Woman's Relief Corps
G Oe
Lawrence National Bank
X. J. Kennedy
Evansville
Ind
Dorman O'Leary
Topeka
Als
R. C. Jackman
Catherine
Jean
Kansas City
C. D. Cowill
Fosters
W. R. Steiner
First Baptist Church
University of Kansas School of Law
Barbers League of
Lawrence
Dick’s Hall
M. C. McCreight
Oska‘loosa
S. Engle
Allied Second Front Talks Face Complex Decisions
The piece analyzes Churchill and Roosevelt discussions on a second Western front in 1942 amid Allied doubt and pressure from Moscow. It weighs China's pleas for aid, risk of a Japanese Siberian strike, Midway and Coral Sea losses, Atlantic shipping damage, and Hitler’s looming summer offensive, stressing cautious strategy and clear objectives.
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Churchill
Roosevelt
Moscow
Europe
China
Chungking
Russia
Hitler
Siberia
Midway
Coral Sea
Pacific
Atlantic
Tidwell Tidwell Wed By Phone In Three Minute Ceremony
Pvt Weldon Tidwell married Miss Opal Carter in Mexia Texas after an urgent hour of waiting for a telephone connection. The Rev W D Glatean presided over the line ceremony. The operator announced the time limit as vows were exchanged. In Boston an elevated line lost and found reports a wooden leg found by a motorman wearing a black oxford and sock.
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Sumter
8. C
Pvt
Weldon Tidwell
Opal Carter
Mexia
Tex
W. D. Glatean
Tidwell
Boston
Miotorman
Triplets Born at Home of Mr and Mrs Triplett
Rawlins Wych notes a stork delivered triplets at the residence of Mr and Mrs R B Triplett yesterday. The family welcomed three new members in a single birth.
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Rawlins, Wych
R. B. Triplett
Wallet Stash Found in Locker Aboard Lexington
Denver sailor Joseph Fiorella has $150 tucked away in his wallet. He knows its location now. the wallet sits in his spare pants. Those pants are in a locker aboard the aircraft carrier Lexington.
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Denver
Joseph Fiorella
Lexington
Branson Republicans sweep into Taney County office
Branson Missouri and Taney County Republicans celebrate a sweeping victory as primary filing closes with no Democratic candidates listed.
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Branson
Taney County
Hall
Train Collision in Yards Near Los Angeles
Two sections of Union Pacific’s Challenger collided in Yermo railroad yards injuring at least 17 persons. Most injuries were minor and no hospitalization was required. Yermo lies about 150 miles northeast of Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Union Pacific
Yermo
Calif
Baldwin News Highlights Local Visits and Moves
Local residents hosted and traveled with guests including Dr. Basil Mathews of Boston making sermons in Baldwin and Lawrence. Others attended events in Baldwin and Topeka while several families planned trips to California and Annapolis.
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Basil Mathews
Boston
Baldwin
Mathews
School of
Lawrence
O. E. Allison
First Methodist Church
Lewis Reb
Christine Reb
Dean Grace Irwin
Helen Deel
Betty Ebright
Evans Hearth
America
Hoch Auditorium
W.W. Whitted
West High Street
Wayne Keplinger
Kansas City
Kansas
Keplinger
R. B
Virgil Wood
Dream Haven
Wood
Mary Margaret Cragoe
Frances Hubskmann
Ruth Mangels
Ralph Taylor
Fort Scott
Samuel A. Lough
Baker
Gates
Edward
Wichita
Gladys McGinnis
Rae Eaton
William Cox
Daisie Bell Lytle
California
McGinnis
Harry Brown
Hayward
Cox
Mollie Hunt
Los Angeles
Eaton
Miss Lytle
Champ Graham
Notre Dame University
U.S. Officers Naval Training School
Farmer Turns in Largest Scrap Rubber Haul
Harry Glasgow of near Fredonia Kansas turned in 310 pounds of scrap rubber today as the biggest single contribution to Wilson County salvage drive. He gathered the material on his farm and delivered it to the salvage committee in Fredonia.
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Fredonia
Kan
Harry Glasgow
Wilson County
Visitor Interactions Shaped by Jail Constraints and Family Tensions
Hunter Dent awaits trial after a coerced plan to shield Junior Ballard from a crime unravels. Bella Ballard visits, stirring memories of a dangerous family web, while Judge Elkhart sets a $10,000 bond as Hunter contemplates a volatile path ahead.
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Strickland Ballard
Hunter
Ballard
Junior
Hunter Dent
Anderson
Dent
Tracy Hannings
Tve
Sarah Riker
Ghibardo
First National
Middleton
Young Temple
Junior Ballard
Bella Ballard
Miss Ballard
Tisdale
Ferguson
Radio Programs Friday Evening June 19 and Saturday June 20 Schedule
A dense listing of radio broadcasts across stations WREN KMBC WDAF for Friday June 19 and Saturday June 20. Programs include music variety shows News broadcasts sports updates Army and Red Cross features and multiple orchestra performances with listed hosts and guests. The schedule shows hourly blocks from 5:30 p.m. through 6:00 p.m. and into late evening with featured programs such as The Lone Ranger Concert Hour and News segments.
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WDAF
Noah Webster
KMBC
WREN
Tillie
the Teller
Mupicana
Dinah Shore
Guy Lombardo
Orch
Abie
K.C
Toledo
Fraziter Hunt
Carmen Cavallero
Coast Guard
Ray Heatherton
Treasury
de Courtney
A.P
Teddy Powell
Columbia Symphony
Hollywood Church
Cavaliers
Army
A. Kostelanetz
Joh
WDA
Dear Adolf
HS RA Kaye Ren
Steelmakers
HO Willian L. Shirer
Wren—Pres
Roosevelt
Boom Wrn
London
Bobby ‘Tucker
WRHEN
Great Gilderslaeva
Melhody Ranch
WDAL
Tommy Tibbett
WDAK
N.B.C
John Freedom
WRUEN
Tommy Dorsey
Fel Archon
Canterwry
Edgar Bergen
WRIEN
Walter Winchell
Fred Allen
Parker
Jimmy Fidler
Dick Seibert
Goodwill
Burns and Allen
Gabriel Heatter
U.S
Alvino Rey
Firskine Hawkins
Jan Garter
Carl Hoff
Wren—Lum
Abner
Frank Parker
Jack Armstrong
Wren—Millard Ireland
Stars and Stripes
Desi Percike Waceal
Fred Waring
Wren—Treasury
World Today
Red Cross
Hank Keene
Gang Bustern
Kate Smith
Ontario
the Playhouse
Brewster Boy
Ginny Simms
Bob Hawk
Val Ernie
Muehlebach
Kmbc—Press News
Ritin
Edward Tomlinson
EMBC
Israel
Newacast
Kansas Florists Elect Officers at State Convention
Bethel representative Alex Masson was elected second vice president of the Kansas State Florists association at the annual convention in Emporia on June 19. Other officers named include S W Decker of Manhattan as secretary treasurer Carl Anderson of Emporia and Charles E Hiete Jr of Wichita as directors.
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Emporia
Alex Masson
Bethel
Kansas State Florists Association
S. W. Decker
Manhattan
Carl Anderson
Charles E. Hiete, Jr
Wichita
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