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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1942
Page
4
Scrap aluminum drive falls short of wartime goal
The War Production Board reports the scrap aluminum drive last year yielded just over 11 million pounds, far below the 20 million pound forecast. While reclaiming was beneficial, the overestimate highlights the difficulty of predicting metal needs. The effort also shifted back to using regular channels for collecting and moving scrap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Production Board
Second Front Plans Amid Allied Setbacks
Allied prospects to open a second front dim as Libya risks, Tobruk siege, Axis pressure in Crimea, and Japanese advances near the Siberian border pressure Western efforts. China fears a Japanese push toward Russia while the second front remains a cautious, thinning threat to the axis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Russia
China
Libya
Tobruk
Crimea
Siberian
Gestapo Faces Backlash After Heydrich Slayers Reach End
The article notes mass reprisals failed to capture Heydrich’s killers and that Gestapo leaders grew irritated. They announced the attackers had been found and killed, seen as face saving. Public horror at the killings did not move Gestapo, which pressed to end its failed method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heydrich
Gestapo
Germany
Steel wage rise eyed by war labor board
The steel industry believes the war labor board will grant wage increases totaling 200 million dollars annually. Concern grows over how higher wages will affect price ceilings as costs rise, making price stability seem nearly impossible, say businessmen studying the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Labor Board
Expectations for School Building Stopped by Material Shortage
The southern city school head says construction paused as material flow is cut off. He hopes the project will resume with federal funds after the war and employ returning soldiers. Many expect postwar federal funding will continue at current levels, sustaining local government support.
National Legion Convention Emphasizes Serious Agenda
National commander says Kansas City gathering next fall will drop the slapstick elements. Legionnaires, growing older, will focus on a serious program as the convention progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National American Legion
Kansas City
Air corps and navy vie for enlistment by young men
The air corps competes with the navy as a branch for young men to join and see the world. Flying crews have already traveled widely and will make return visits to several important areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Corps
Navy
Beet Sugar To Help Counter Sugar Shortage In 1942
Beet sugar will play a major role in easing wartime sugar limits. Philippine and Hawaii supplies are cut off, West Indies output is diverted to war needs, and shipping is prioritized for materials. Beet sugar, produced in 19 western states, will shift eastward to meet demand while remaining identical to cane sugar in composition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City Telegram
United States
Philippine Islands
Hawaii
Philippines
West Indies
Continental
Chicago
Wisdom of the Ages Proverbs Sayings Feature
Clergymen in a major city ranked ten wise sayings from Solomon. Notable lines include restraint brings power, ant wisdom, avoiding drink, gentle speech, and guidance for children. Proverbs verses cited span 6:6 20:1 15:1 30:18 19 1:7 14:34.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons Daily News
Solomon
Railways to Speed Supplies for German Armies
The Valley Center Index predicts railroads will improve next winter to deliver more supplies to Hitler's forces in Russia. It forecasts a shorter haul for logistics and military materiel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Russia
Morale Bomb Idea Mocked as Smell of Beefsteak
A Cheney Sentinel line wryly jokes that to crack German morale one could invent a bomb that smells like beefsteak frying with onions. The quip blends wartime bravado with culinary imagery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheney
Graduates face prospective employers at commencement
It must have been quite an experience for this year's graduating classes to look out over the commencement audiences and see the eager faces of all those prospective employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County News
Cemetery Road Resurfacing Plans Announced
Utilities commissioner J L Constant says road work from Haskell Avenue to Oak Hill Cemetery will begin in about a week. Local residents travel and errands may be affected as crews start resurfacing and improving the cemetery approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell Avenue
Oak Hill Cemetery
J. L. Constant
V. K. Bruner
Besler
Manhattan
Pittsburg
J. R. Holmes
Blue Mound
Virginia Kennedy
Clyde
Kansas City
A. Mitchell
W. H. McKone
Violet McKone
Evelyn Swarthout
John Selig, Jr
J. E. Selig
A. C. Reuter
Washington, D
Mediterranean Front Wins or Loses the War
Churchill in the United States urges reinforcements to stabilize the Mediterranean front as Rommel aims at the Suez and the Caucasus. The article argues Britain and the United States must defend routes via Ukraine and Turkey to curb Nazi advances and protect allied war aims. It also briefly reports on Joliet police catching two youths tied to a car theft and attempted flight toward a munitions plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Churchill
Rosevelt
United States
Mediterranean
Britain
Egypt
Suez Canal
Rommel
Libyan Desert
Hitler
Russian Caucasus
Middle East
Timoshenko
Red Front
Ukraine
Turkey
Syria
Russia
Fuehrer
Joliet, Ill
N. J. Fornango
U. S
Vill H. McDonnell
Chicago
Kankakee
Flashes of Life Prized Customers Triplets Born in Urbana
Urbana Illinois milk man Guy Moore and his wife welcomed triplets all girls, fulfilling their wish for a baby girl. The Moore family, with a son already, celebrates the birth as a bright moment for the household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
Ill
Guy Moore
Moore
War spirit boosts Longview mill workers solidarity
In Cozy Longview Washington a dozen lumber mill workers rally to support the war effort declaring this war is everybody s funeral if we don t win it and pledge to save what they can for victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longview
Wash
Baldwin News Items Highlight Local Visits and Events
Wayne Dougherty of Eudora visits grandparents the Ackermans this week. Dr. Basil Mathews of Boston addresses at ministerial school in Buckhannon West Virginia. Judith Ellen Bennett born May 26 to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bennett of West Plains New Jersey. Dr. William C. Hanson of Kansas City tours Baldwin en route to California. celebrates 25th wedding anniversary. Arden Booth reports directing a talent show during Pacific crossing to Hawaii. Bishop William C. Martin of Omaha speaks at Kansas conference school banquet. reception at Horns. Family reunion at the Black home with siblings Mildred Gladys and Donald Black. Car accident near Ottawa injures Mrs. Mosslander and Ruth Mosslander. Rev. G L Taylor assists. Fayetteville Ark visitors Mrs Gilliland and children stay with Wilder parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Dougherty
Eudora
George Ackerman
Basil Mathews
Boston
Buckhannon
W.va
Mathews
Howard T. Bennett
West Plains
Judith Ellen
Baker
Delta Zeta Sorority
William C. Hanson
Kansas City
Baldwin
California
Hanson
Arden Booth
Harvey Booth
Pacific
Hawaii
Arden
Wren
William C. Martin
Omaha
Kansas Conference School of
O. E. Allison
Lawrence
Earl Black
Mildred Black
Chicago
Gladys Black
Los Angeles
Donald Black
Camp Hulen
Tex
Lieutenant Black
Camp Davis
S. C
George Black
J. W. Mosslander
Ruth Mosslander
Iola
Ottawa
Mosslander
Old Home Town and Various Local Happenings
The board of education bought land in South Lawrence for a proposed new high school site. A Red Cross meeting in Eudora drew over 150 attendees. Notables include E W Cross and T D Funk returning from Hutchinson meetings and Otto Barteldes' qualification in St Louis. The Rotary convention for 1918 will be in Kansas City. Miss Leila Thorne visits Eudora. Alexander Baldwin Mitchell and Edna Davis married in Junction City. Rolltop desk inventor C E Tyler died in Colorado Springs. Public notices include a special city council session on Carnegie library funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
South Lawrence
Red Cross
Eudora
E. W. Cross
T. D. Funk
Association of Funeral Directors
Hutchinson
Otto Bartéldes
Lawrence
St. Louis
Owen Carl
H. T. Jones
Herman Olcott
C. E. Tyler
Colorado Springs
Colo
S. O. Watson
Topeka
A. Palm
Osage City
J. C. Northup
Stella
Excelsior Springs
Carrie Watson
Judge Benson
Ottawa
L. S. Purcell
Bismarck
Charles Crowder
Lake View
Andrew Carnegie
Laswrence
A. L. Selig
Community Dinner Guests and Church Class Meeting
Local families from Barker Centropolis Baldwin Lawrence Worden and Wor den shared Sunday meals and afternoon visits with neighbors. The Worden church Sunday school class met at Orville Platz's home with many married couples in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Houser
Verna
Everett Beckner
Barker
Ralph Kline
Ed Johanning
W. H. Johanning
Leonard Flory
Centropolis
Ezra Churchbangzh
Fred Eggleston
John
Baldwin
Philo Beck
Luella Beck
Harold
Lawrence
Robert Wohlgemuth
Dwight
Ed Randel
Karl Niebrugge
Bertha Niebrugge
Emma. Griffith
George
Lester Schwartz
Donald
Joanne
Wilbur Sawyer
J. C. Breithaupt
Roy Schwalm
J. W. Breithaupt
Worden
Roy Barkley
Homer
Hobson Barkley
No. 10
H. B
Orville Platz
Hunter Dent Walks Free and Pursues a Clue
Hunter Dent is released on bond by Judge Elkins after a jail stay. He visits Sally Riker to learn what she saw the night of the bank stick‑up, believes Sam Doolittle is linked, and pieces together a theory that inside men in Red Ballard’s circle seized seventeen thousand dollars. Red later hints she knows who has the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter Dent
Sheriff Anderson
Hunter
Jhis
Junior
Sally Kiker
Sally
Sally Riker
Sam Doolittle
Sam
Squire Doolittle
Doolittle
Mr. Dent
Doolittles
Mr. Doolittle
Wewell
Red
Hank Temple
Marriages at Worden and Worden Evang Church
Two weddings mark Tuesday and Wednesday at Worden. Geneva Reynolds and Ralph Pohl wed in a garden flower decorated ceremony at Worden Evangelical church. Pauline Stoebner and Alvin Johanning also married at St John’s church with garden flowers and a two course dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worden Evangelical Church
Geneva Reynolds
George Reynolds
Ralph Pohl
Henry Pohl
W. J. Deckinger
Donald Bretthaupt
Chester Gibson
Ottawa
Orville Pohl
Baldwin High School
Baldwin Telephone Office
Pohl
Ottawa High School
Lyle Enwart
Harry Flory
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Worden
Pauline Stoebner
John Stoebner
Alvin Johanning
Anna Johanning
Pearl BroOhammer
Marie Hornberger
Ernest Pohl
Baldwin
Walter Pohl
Guy Deskins
Worden Evangelical
P. O. Hubenett
Hilda Lee
Hutchinson
Mike Young
Ethel Turner
Lawrence
Milo Embry
St. Louis
Oscar Turner
Hibbard Taul
Tom Miller
Roy Gould
Centropolis
Frank Steen
Laurine
Bertha Knop
Paul Koehler
Edna
Aurelia and
Dudley
Regina Steen
Lyle Enyart
Elmer Rappard
Hallie Hale
Will Peffly
Walter Lindholm
Duane
Patricia
Jack Thomas
Jack Hamilton
Dennis Thomson
Fred Lynas
Bethel
Conrad Gastrock
Naomi
Walter Dyer
Radio Programs and Schedule Highlights Across Stations
Saturday Evening and Sunday listings show KMBC WDAF WREN and others broadcasting music plays news sports and variety programs. Notable items include Nova WuBOC Tile the Torelf er and Abie's Irish Rose plus Coast Guard Talk and Hotel Muehlebach Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren
KMBC
Ritin
WDAF
Cavaliera
Edward Tomlinson
Israel
Noah Webster
Wren—Nova
Wuboc Tile
the Tolfér
Musicana
Free Shore
Af—Church Page
Ratec
Guy Lombardo
Orch
Abie
K.C
Toledo
KAMBC
Hobby Lobby
Kubc
John
Nat'l
WWDAF
Bill Stern
Bob Ripley
Ted Steele
Frazier Hunt
Brush Creek Follies
Carmen Cavallero
Coast Guard
Ray Heatherton
USC
WDAIF
Wren—Ikx
Columbia Symphony
Hollywood Church
Cavaliers
Army Hour
A. Kostelanetz
Joh
Tompkins
WDAFW
Tommy Tibbett
N.B.C
John Freedom
Tommy Dorsey
Canterbury
Edgar Bergen
Walter Winchell
Fred Allen
WDA
Gabriel Heatter
U.S. Gov't
WDAPF
Clifton Utley
Buddy Franklin
Wdaf—Maritime Commission
Alvino Rey
Erskine Hawkins
Jan Garber
Carl Hoff
Muehrebach Or
United Press News
A.P
Slum
Abner
Jack Armstrong
Kmlblg
Fred Waring
Treasury
Belen Ortega
World Today
Blondale
Hank Keene
Ox Pop
Cavalcade of America
Voice of Firestone
Columbus
Freddie Martin
Ord
ICMBC
Amos and
Andy
Ramona
XMBC
Les Brown
H. V. Kaltenborn
Guy Lombard
Moonbeams
Will Osborne
Nell Bondshu
Muehlebacher
Press News
A.P. News
Classified page readership among subscribers
A reader survey notes 76 percent of subscribers read the classified page daily, indicating strong engagement with ads and notices across the section.
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Urnal -World Bhe World Company
W.C. Simons
J. W. Murray
Dolph Simons
Massachusetts Street
Kansas
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Cirrculations
Journal-World
United States of America
United America
Wisdom of the Ages
Bly Pruy
Sone
Dewitt MacKenzie
Baldwin News
Mitchell
Fort Riley
NEA Service, Inc
Excelsior
Optometrist
B. G. Gustafson
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