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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1942
Page
3
Final Rubber Drive Urges Nationwide Scrape for Rubber
President Roosevelt urges a final nationwide scrap rubber collection drive with only a few days left. Citizens are asked to search households businesses and farms for any usable rubber to aid military and civilian needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Pooling Cars Urged To Save Rubber In War Emergency
National Safety Council urges Sunflower Ordnance Works workers to car pool and follow tire saving practices. Guidelines cover driving schedules, passenger load, avoiding distractions, safe entry and exit, brake care, cautious passing, strict adherence to signals, lamp checks, proper inflation, and frequent tire inspections. The warning ends with Drive it safely, brother you can't get another.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Safety Council
Astronomers and a Giant War Bill Clash in Discourse
A 42 billion army supply bill advances from the house appropriations committee described as the largest ever. The piece notes weekly war expenditures of a billion and hints that astronomical figures may soon seem insignificant, with astronomers suddenly tied to wartime finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Appropriations Committee
After Scalps Since the Tobruk Disaster Prompt Scalp Hunt
Public anger grows in Britain after the Libyan crisis as pressure mounts to punish a figure blamed for failing to stop Rommel at Tobruk. Prime Minister faces scrutiny over the setback and leadership response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libya
Rommel
Tobruk
Prime Minis
Churchill Faces Pressure Over Africa War Policy
The article notes British opposition pressing Prime Minister Churchill to explain Africa setbacks. It warns of possible government upheaval if explanations fail and discusses the difficulty of finding a stronger leader or better generals in place. Roosevelt is shown in Washington with Churchill in conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter Churchill
Roosevelt
Washington
Africa
Churchill
England
Argentina Struggles With Neutrality Amid Axis Pressure
Argentina faces mounting pressure over neutrality as Axis attacks in the Atlantic intensify. The sinking of another Argentine vessel is seen as pivotal in the debate, with most leaders agreeing that neutrality must be reciprocal and balanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argentina
Axis
Atlantic
Africa Front as Praised Alternative to European Move
The piece argues that opening a second front in Africa could pressure Nazi forces, aid defense of Egypt, and block axis reach to the Indian Ocean. It notes risks, including Russian disapproval and possible political fallout, and weighs transport challenges against strategic gains for the Allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
United States
Japan
America
Africa
Britain
Egypt
Near East
Indian Ocean
Russia
Australia
United Nations
Pacific
Mediterranean
North Africa
War news and cautious optimism from the front lines
Dewitt surveys wartime events from Australia to Egypt and Sevastopol. Rommel shifts toward Egypt as bombers and fleet prepare, while Moscow notes fragile Red defenses. Tokyo eyes Russia and Asia Pacific moves, with Japanese forces massing near Manchukuo and the Siberian border amid German pressure and Berlin propaganda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Australia
Rommel
Alexandria
Suez Canal
Hitler
Syria
Egypt
London
Middle East
United States
Mediterranean
Kharkov
Moscow
Sevastopol
Balaklava
Fuehrer
Japan
Russia
Tokyo
Manchukuo
Siberian
Aleutians
Bering Sea
Laska
Europe
Siberia
Berlin
Baldwin News Summary of Local Assignments and Profiles
Dean Grace Irwin returned home from Topeka after visits with friends. Dr. A J Wise plans to open Baldwin offices July 1 in the former Liston rooms in the city building, after practice in Milford and Waverly. he is married with one child. Mr and Mrs George Marquardt completed a home remodel on Eleventh Street. At the Ottawa district Methodist youth fellowship convention Cynthia Smith was elected president and Sara Counts became district chairman of worship and evangelism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Grace Irwin
Topeka
A. J. Wise
Milford
Baldwin
G. M. Liston
Wise
Waverly
George Marquardt
Ten Years Ago Drownings and Local News In Kansas
Ten years ago McLouth high school junior Don Emmerson drowned in the state lake at Tonganoxie. Lawrence real estate man Jesse D. Kennehard died at his son's home. Hog prices in Kansas City reached four dollars per hundred. Various residents travel or entertain in Lawrence and nearby towns. Clyde Tombaugh plans to attend the University of Kansas next year after discovering Pluto. Grace Huey travels to Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Emmerson
McLouth High School
Tonganoxie
Jesse D. Kennehard
Lawrence
Will
Kansas City
Joie Stapleton
Beanlake
J. W. Holmes
E. Juego
Lawrence Community Notes Highlight Local Leaders and Events
County records list 1069 automobiles with an average value of 306.65 dollars. Lawrence Chamber plans a July 4 celebration. I J Meade elected president of the Lawrence Rotary Club, with W G Hutson as vice president. A tractor demonstration is set for tomorrow on California road west of Lawrence. Mrs P H Pierce travels to Manhattan to visit her brother. Rex Harshberger returns to Kansas City. Miss Ione Crites spends the day in Kansas City Missouri. Mrs A F Messer and Miss (incomplete).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
I. J. Meade
Lawrence National Bank
Lawrence Rotary Club
W. G. Hutson
Eldridge
California
Lawrence
P. H. Pierce
Manhattan
Rex Harshberger
Kansas City
Ione Crites
A. F. Messer
Local Movements and New Arrivals Across Kansas
Henry Ober travels to Fort Scott for a few days. W. J. Cross moves his family from Lawrence to Hutchinson. Lynn Secrest and Albert Glat hart attend races in Ottawa today. T. E. Linton leaves for La Junta to work for the Santa Fe. George Kirchhoff and daughter Gertrude visit Burlington. G. H. Griffen and C. L. Lesher attend undertakers convention in Topeka. Milo Morgan heads to Colorado for summer. O. K. Williamson returns to Edwardsville. Ervin E. Trueblood and Eva Elliott marry at Hesper tonight with Dr Dixon officiating. A son born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shimmons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ober
Ft. Scott
W. J. Cross
Lawrence
Hutchinson
Lynn
Secrest
Albert Glathart
Ottawa
T. E. Linton
la Junta
Colo
Santa Fe Railroad
George Kirchhoff
Gertrude
Burlington
G. H. Griffen
C. L. Lesher
Topeka
Milo Morgan
Colorado
O. K. Williamson
Edwardsville
Ervin E. Trueblood
Eva Elliott
Hesper
Dr. Dixon
Frank Shimmons
Baldwin Residents Headed to Kansas City and Local News
In Baldwin many residents are moving as Ridgway accepts a chief inspector post at Rearwin Aircraft in Kansas City. Others travel for events and duties, including alumni gatherings, Rotary talks, and local property moves. Families, occupations, and community activities are noted.
Mystery plane worker Judith Kingsly to California mission
Judith Kingsly, a keen investigator at Watson Airplane Corp, is sent incognito to San Diego to check on the factory and office force. Secret bomber plans on the west coast raise danger as she tracks Tom Burke while outside observers watch Burke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith
Mr. Watson
Watson
Miss Kingsly
California
San Diego
West Coast
Tom Burke
Tom
Community Notes From Leavenworth County Schools and Visits
Canning demonstration led by Miss Iva Holliday at Mackey schoolhouse drew neighbors and guests from nearby districts. Meadow Lark 4-H met at Wil Reetz's home with programs on bird houses and flower gardens, plus first aid and parliamentary topics. Several families visited relatives for Father's Day, and hospital news reported Mrs Vesta Hammill recovering at home after appendicitis surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva Holliday
Leavenworth County
Mackey
Holliday
Anna Gardner
Olive McGrade
J. F. Morgan
Gardner Garden
Meadow Lark
Wil Reetz
Elmer Reetz
Betty Lou Nutting
Tommy Cawley
Mary Eberwein
Frank Pettengill
John Hogie
Topeka
Joe Woolf
Bonner Springs
Elmer Sulter
Lawrence
Maurice Sulter
Mud Creek
Vesta Hammil
John North
Memorial Hospital
North
Tom Cawley
Valley Falls
a_j
C. A. Stokes
W. H. Mohler
Weonhart Buy Near Haskell Institute as Storm Damages Peculiar
Isrnest Stoner narrowly escaped a serious accident when a storm blew a tree onto the South Pony Creek bridge causing its north end to buckle. Remainder of the section notes damage to farms, a cow barn demolished, a garage torn down, and various residents traveling or visiting relatives in KC and Olathe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred Weonhart
Haskell Institute
Isrnest Stoner
South Pony Creek
Jean Mekhone
Vernon DeHoff
Seanor
Jesse Allenbrand
Olathe
Robert Graham
O'Dea
George White
Kansas City
June Wiley
Ruth White
St. Louis
Radio Schedule Highlights June 24 194? Evening Programs
Radio listings show WREN KMBC WDAF programs from 5:30 PM to 12:00 AM. Highlights include News and Newscasts, music by Fred Waring and Glen Miller, Orchestras, Burns and Allen style comedies, quiz shows, and dramatic series. Multiple stations present entertainment, news, and morale programming across this June evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren
KMBC
WDAF
Jack Armstrong
Fred Waring
Orch
Hitler
World Today
Arms For Victory
Lona Ranger
United We Sing
Hawke Keene
EKMBC
Nelson Eddy
Manhattan
Midnite
Dr. Christian
Gabriel Heatter
Amos and
Andy
Ramona
Glen Miller
H. V. Kaitenborn
Charlie Spivak
Glen Gray
Cavaliers
Clauda Thornhill
WDAT
Moonbeams
Tommy Dorsey
Neil Bondshu
Jan Garber
Sam and
Abner
Vera Barton
Wdaf- Tack Armatrong
Nowacast
WDAK
Fred Warthe
Kairc
the World Today
al Pearce
Maudie
KMBCU
Death Valley Daya
K.C
Columbus
Aldrich
Heart of America
Major Bowes
Pam
Music Hall
Rndy Valiea
Rosemary
Frazier Hunt
Wren—Gaabriel Heatter
KMBEC
Wdaf—War Transportation
Lou Breeze
Guy Lombardo
Muehlebacher
MBC
Harry James
WDAP
Erskine Hawkins
Val Ernie
Muehlebach Or
A.P
Mrs Graham Travels for Medical Consultation in Lawrence
Arlington resident Mrs Robert Graham, after two months away, went to Lawrence on Thursday to see a doctor as she has been ill for some time. A mall carrier faced detours from high water with two bridges out. Mr and Mrs John Ice of Baltimore visited Mrs Wayne Ice last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Robert Graham
Lawrence
John Ice
Baltimore
Wayne Ice
Birthday gathering marks John Rake 86th celebration
Relatives gathered at his home Sunday to honor John Rake on his 86th birthday with baskets and a day spent together. Mr and Mrs Hay hosted as most children visited for Father’s Day though one son from Chicago could not attend. Joe Connote and family from Topeka joined relatives at Tom Connote’s home in Kansas City and Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rake
Hay
Chicago
Robert Connote
Kansas City
Willie Horton
Donnie
Topeka
Tom Connote
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Journal-World
United States of America
United America
African Front
Dewitt
Baldwin. News
Dette
Pluto
University of Kansas
Grace Huey
Gayle Cook
Margaret Ann Guest
Joan Sakai
Lucile
Louise Cole
Hermann Weiderhold
A. L. Tainter
Carol W. Ridgway
Betty
Bob
Baker
Septemer
Clyde W. Brewster
Nelson P. Horn
Thomas A. Evans
Evans
William C. Rice
P. W. Jones
Myrrice C. Morgan
Baldwin Rotary Club
College
Kansas City Star
Morgan
Homer Blossom
Parsons
Marlin Ford
Holton
North Eleventh Street
Minnie Ralph
Paul Wells
Holmes
South Seventh Street
James Glazebrook
Harry Barnett
Douglas County
Burke
Reno
Yarnold-Stull
Optometrist
B. G. Gustafson
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