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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1941

Page

2

Russians Observe Calml Russia War Front Along Back Areas

Reporter Henry C Cassidy describes Russian provinces mobilizing with calm as Germany attacks. He notes no refugee rush, disciplined trains, effective blackout, and public morale bolstered by Molotovs speech. Ambassadors warn Americans to leave if unneeded as Caldwell and White travel to Moscow.

Henry C. Cassidy Associated Press Moscow Cassidy Black Sea Germany France Molotov Caucasus Russian Riviera Lawrence A. Steinhardt Erskine Caldwell Sochi Margaret Bourke White Russia Caldwells

Federal Reserve Act origins and structure described

The federal reserve act of 1913 established a seven member Federal Reserve Board plus twelve regional banks each with capital of at least four million dollars. It created a decentralized system requiring member banks to subscribe stock and set regional boards. The board supervises the system and governs discounting powers, while the act aims for elastic currency and public control of banking.

Federal Reserve Act Congress Wilson Federal Reserve Board Secretary of the Treasury Regional Federal Reserve Bank

End of San Francisco strike ends for A F L machinists

A F L machinists in San Francisco voted 68 to 5 to end a 47 day stoppage and return to work Monday on defense contracts worth about a half billion dollars. CIO machinists in Oakland planned a late meeting to decide whether to end their joint walkout with the A F L, after wage dispute tensions and a master contract acceptance by Bethlehem Shipbuilding.

San Francisco P. A.F.L Oakland Bay C.I.0 A.F.L Bay Area A.F.L. Machinists E. C. Davison Sidney Hillman Office of Production Management Hillman Pacific Coast A.F.L. Metal Trades Department Bethlehem Frank E. de Mattei Lodge Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation National Defense Mediation Board Organized Labor C.i.o.machinists

Thrifty Habits Noted in Daily Classified Reading

A reader forms a thrifty habit by scanning the classified page each day. The practice reflects ongoing engagement with local sale listings and budget minded habits in the community.

Lawrence Gardens Yield and County Census Notes

Mrs. M A Schuman of 1229 Has kell avenue picked first roasting ears and June 16 tomatoes from April 26 plants. Douglas county urban population 57.2 percent in 1940 with total 25 171 people 14 390 urban. Skip Williams son of Mr and Mrs Dick Williams Lawrence won state Class A trap title in Denver and will shoot Casper Wyoming then Oklahoma City July 4. New trash trucks by McCrary and King on display on Massachusetts street for July 1 contract start.

M. A. Schuman Haskell Avenue Douglas County Bureau of Census Skip Williams Dick Williams Lawrence Denver Wyoming Casper Skip Oklahoma City George McCrary Vernon King Massachusetts Street

Furious Air Assault Over Channel and Western Front

London reports the RAF destroyed nine German fighter planes in a heavy raid over the channel and northern France. British losses include three fighters missing. From June 15 to 25 German planes exceeded British losses by a wide margin. The raid involved 400 to 500 aircraft in a sustained air offensive aimed at western Germany with Bremen and Kiel as targets.

London Britain R.A.F Channel France Germany Bremen Kiel Air Ministry Boulogne Tobruk Middle East Fwthiopia Malta Bengasi Libya Debra Tabor Ethionia

Summer Session Dance Set For Tuesday Night

Dr. F C Allen announces the first summer session dance at the University of Kansas will be held next Tuesday from 7 30 to 9 in the Memorial Union with Russ Chambers band. Six additional Monday dances will follow though if heat rises the event may move outdoors in front of Fowler shops.

F. C. Allen University of Kansas Altho Russ Chambers Memorial Union Fowler

Make Pact With Mexico

Washington reports that the United States and Mexico have virtually concluded an economic defense pact. Mexico will bar exports of vital war materials outside the western hemisphere while the United States buys strategic supplies for defense production. Details and prices to be announced after final decisions.

Washington United States Mexico

New Intern at K U Watkin Memorial Hospital

Dr. Russell Lewis arrived in Lawrence to begin his internship at Watkins Memorial hospital replacing Dr. Monti Belot. He hails from Waukesha Wisconsin and earned his medical degree from the University of Wisconsin in spring.

Russell Lewis University of Kansas Hospital Kansas City Kan Lawrence Watkins Memorial Hospital Lewis Monti Belot Waukesha Wis University of Wisconsin

Independence to vote on airport bonds July 29

The Independence city commission set a special election for July 29 to approve a $100,000 bond issue for a proposed class 3 airport. The notice urges residents to subscribe to the Journal-World before leaving town, with a phone number provided.

Independence Kan City Commission

New Welfare Regulations Reach Kansas Counties

Topeka reports new state welfare board rules prohibiting publishing recipients names in old age blind and dependent children aid. Effective July 1 counties may publish only totals and must avoid individual names or payment amounts in these groups. Counties may still list names for general assistance.

Topeka Kansas State Social Welfare Board

German Advance and Allied Reactions on Eastern Front

Germany and Russia clash over the Ukraine frontier as air and ground battles intensify. Berlin claims German Stukas disrupted Russian trains while Mussolini reviews a motorized Italian expeditionary division. London reports heavy RAF night raids on Germany and continued British actions in the Mediterranean and Africa, with territorial gains and setbacks noted on the central and southern fronts.

Mussolini Russia Italy Germany DNB Berlin Baltic Bucharest London Middle East

Fronts around Vilna and Cernauti see heavy attacks

Reports say columns cut through defenses at Vilna in Soviet Lithuania and Oszmiana in Soviet Poland while southern lines hold at the Prut river. Rumanian and German forces pressured Cernauti to force a river crossing toward Ukraine, but Russians claim all assaults were repulsed.

Red Army Premyszl Poland Lwow Brody Pan Zer Vilna Lithuania Oszmiana Ukraine Prut Cernauti Rumania

Deaths and Funerals Mrs A L Miller Ward

Mrs A L Miller of Saginaw Mich dies aged 46 born May 4 1887 in Chase Kansas. Funeral in Saginaw Saturday at 10 at Case chapel. She leaves three daughters four grandchildren three sisters a brother and several nieces and nephews.

Mabel Oliver Lawrence Alice Carpenter Los Angeles Calif A. B. Strickler

Bertha Anderson Dies in Pittsfield After 20 Years Here

Miss Bertha Anderson who lived here with her family about twenty years died yesterday morning in Pittsfield Massachusetts. Burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery with funeral arrangements not yet completed. The notice mentions the local residence and planned burial.

Bertha Anderson Pittsfield Mass Oak Hill Cemetery

Germans Raid Southampton and Lincoln targets Bombed

German claims say port facilities at Southampton and central city objectives were bombed in England last night. They also reported sinking a 1500 ton merchant vessel off Great Yarmouth.

Southampton Berlin England Great Yarmouth

Germans Capture Air Field Near Berlin

The German news agency DNB reports a German regiment surrounded a Russian air field and destroyed 28 Soviet fighters on the ground as they took the field by storm yesterday. Location of the engagement was not disclosed.

Berlin DNB

Falls Harvest and Family Visits Highlight Local News

Mrs Frank Schoenhofer traveled to Kansas City to visit daughters and Daisy Strand in Oklahoma. Gilbert Titus brought her home Friday. Mrs Stella Davis of Topeka stayed with her daughter Mrs Otto Witt. Don Daniels and family, visiting locally, returned to Skintook Oklahoma. Mrs William Reetz is ill. Farmers began harvesting wheat Monday. Mrs Hanna Pfleger visited Mrs.

Frank Schoenhofer Kansas City Daisy Strand Oklahoma Gilbert Titus Stella Davis Topeka Otto Witt Don Daniels Skintook Okla William Reetz Hanna Pfleger

Community Persons and Visits Across Kansas Area

Local residents from Eudora Lawrence and nearby towns visited relatives and friends through the weekend. Passages mention Frank Sommer John Vitt Darlin Kindred Oscar Canary and others stopping by homes in Fall Lawrence Skiatook Tonganoxie Higginsville Melvern and Topeka. Funeral attendance for Fredrich W Stlenbring at Rumsey and Oak Hill cemetery is noted.

Frank Sommer Eudora John Vitt Hesper Frank Vitt Darlin Kindred Oscar Canary Manhattan John Lehman BBC Stgs Hanna -Pfleger Gusta Zilesenis Lawrence Howard Caviness Betty Doris Hes- Per Hanna Pfleger Otto Witt Albert Stlenbring

Community Social Notices From Baldwin Area Gatherings

Last Friday and Sunday residents and families from Baldwin and nearby towns hosted and visited friends. Guests included the Vaughns, Kellar, Jefries, Williams, Gilliland, Lederer, Reynolds, Ziesenis, Keohane, Adriance, Dyer, and many others from Lawrence, Emporia, Topeka, and Liberty. Events featured dinners, picnics, a 25th anniversary party, and a departure for Salt Lake City.

Will Vaughn Charlie Vaughn O. R. Kellar Doris Janet Vaughn Charles Jeffries Baldwin Clyde Yakle Max Moore Ralph Ice Stull Carrie Williams Ada Williams Mabel Gilliland Earl Lederer Ray Reynolds Baldwin Lake Glenn Howard Lawrence Reynolds C. H. Ziesenis Bobby Jane Ziesenis Emporia Earl Black John Newman Annie Newman George Newman W. J. Adriance Wayne Gray E B. Snyder John Keohane Salt Lake City Utah Merle Vaughn Topeka Bill Randel Ray Merchant Walter Dyer James Dyer Ella Thorne Onita W.J. Adriance Bentis Kansas City Arlie Lederer Rantoul Damon Jones R. C. Taul Liberty, Mo

Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Family Gatherings

Mrs. Taul hosts visit with son and family. Mr. and Mrs. Merchant attend a dinner for Walter Dyer's twenty fifth anniversary. Cal Purvis returns from Wichita and travels to Lawrence for work. Mrs. Schwartz visits her daughter Mrs. Seele. Hattie Scharitz stays with sister E J Merchant. Mrs. J Jardon ill in Baldwin with Viola Schott helping.

B. L. Taul Roy Merchant Lucile Dyer Walter Dyer Calvin Purvis Wichita Havvard Purvis Lawrencd Letha Mae Taul Lawrence Business College Sophia. Schwartz Henry Seele Hattie Scharitz E. J. Merchant Ottawa Jennie Baldwin Larry Heinen Stanley Roger Dean Taul M. J. Jardon Baldwin Mr. Jardon Viola Schott Jardon

Large Community Visit and Weekend Socials Across Town

A flurry of visits and gatherings fills a weekend in the Overbrook and nearby areas. Families including the Johannings, Schwartz, Boehles, Barkleys, Becks, Lissons, and Siscos share dinners, coffees, and bonds at multiple homes. A June 21 marriage unites Lila Boehle and Richard Sawyer at Newton with extensive post ceremony hospitality. The column notes numerous outings, church events, and a busy social scene across Lawrence, Ottawa, Baldwin, and Topeka regions.

Pickens and Vicinity Weekend Social Notes

Miss Velma German of Kansas City spent the weekend at her home here. Mrs. Ernest Cowles visited her parents Mr and Mrs Albert Had of Eudora who celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. Misses Barbara and Betty Henak stayed with their aunt Mrs yeans Woods and Mr Woods at Basco. Freddie Zimmerl of Villa Eden called on Carl Toyne Sunday. Mr and Mrs Fred Zeller of DeSoto were Sunday supper guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Leonard Anderson. Mrs Castee visiting there returned home with them. Mr and Mrs Ralph Dunlap and...

Ted Wacker Betty Chester Weiser Joyce Elaine Ed Johanning Emma Griffith George Baldwin Ralph Kline Henry Johanning Cynthia Virgil Schwartz Pauline Charles Schwartz Jose Heffner Overbrook Helen Johanning John Pippett Howard Hoffman Oscar Vincent Beverly W. H. Johanning Carl Schwartz Bixcelsior August Hack Lila Boehle Richard Sawyer Lawrence Hartman Newton Kan Henry Boehle Sawyer Dan Heffner August Boehle Florine Boehle Frank Sutton Albert Pippert McLouth Howard Hardtaker Ted Barnhart Shirley Centropolis Lester Schwalm Marjorie Carl Sturdevant Carlene Sue Pueblo Colo H. S. Barkley Roy Barkley Homer Phoebe Schreiber Osborn R. R. Schreiber Yates Center Toby Barnes Ottawa Fred Lutz Mac Swimley John Kline Nettle Kline Philo Beck W.S.C.S The Ages Chapel Russell Ulrich Grover Ulrich Frank Hosford Philo Raymond Pearson Ralph Wilbur Wright Fred Eggleston John Ray Vaughn Orlyn Vaughn Leslie Clough Clinton Mark Dunlap Topeks Bessie Baum K. U James Toyne Childdren Villa Eden Mr. Toyne Mattie Toyne Mary Evelyn Toyne Roy Siscoe Oak Ridge Frank Hubbard Phil Day Laura Anderson Leonard Anderson Lawrence Stoneking Theodore Stoneking Pleasant Valley Club Robert Scott Camp Funston David Thistle- Waite Willard Hubbard Kansas City T. E. Hubbard Lewis Myers Harold Calvert Larry Frederick Vestrate Laura Fox Joe Lisson Muncie Clayton Walker Leavenworth Ronald Siscoe T. BE. Hubbard Siscoe Ray Anderson Tonganoulg Ernest Siscoe Roy Baird George Henik Frank Henik Anna Torneden Herbert Torneden Villaden Katie Henik Velma German Ernest Cowles Albert Had Eudora Barbara Betty Henak Castee Ralph Dunlap

In Memoriam for Gene Rexroad

In memory of our dear son Gene who died June 26 1940 at one year. He had a smile for everyone and a heart as pure as gold. The memory will never grow old to those who knew him. The pain was severe and the shock hard. Unseen by the world he walks by outside whispering death cannot divide. Sadly missed by father mother and sisters Mrs G FE Rexroad

Gene G. FE. Rexroad

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