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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1941
Page
4
New Route South of Kaw River Affects Kansas Travel
A proposed road south of the Kaw River from Topeka to Junction City would reroute Highway 40 around Fort Riley the move would shorten travel from Lawrence and eastern Kansas to Junction City by about twelve miles and save further miles for central Kansas while remaining beneficial beyond defense needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaw River
Topeka
Junction City
National Defense Program
Fort Riley
Kansas
Lawrence
Not All Out Aid for Russia in War with Germany
The article weighs what the United States can do to aid Russia against Germany. It notes Russia is a dictatorship and questions Americans’ support for a state unlike constitutional England. It argues aid would aim to stall German victory and respect time limits while warning against overreliance on a faltering Red Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Germany
Washington
Russia
England
Red Army
America
Angus
Adoreen
Hennessey
Spike
Butch
Trigger Tim
Agus
Inspector Callahan
Adoreen Margate
Miss Mickletwidge
MacPhillips
New York
Callahan
Addie
Castaloni
Long Island
Russian reports clash with German war gains claims
Russian sources say casualties have been heavy on both sides despite Nazi communiques suggesting major gains at low cost. The two largest, best equipped armies are in action, with initial German successes likely built on surprise tactics but may be short lived.
The Long Road to Maneuvers Hints at Shuttle Troop Movement
Soldiers at Camp Robin Son prepare for a 200 mile trek to summer army maneuvers as a shuttle transport system pushes troops part of the way. The piece argues marching strengthens troops and preserves mobility, noting old foot slogging remains part of the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Camp Robinson
Uncle Sam
Nations in German front against communism draw Finnish role
The article argues Finland Slovakia Hungary and Romania are drawn into a German backed front against communism. It claims these nations did not seek the war and fear Soviet or Nazi control, serving as fronts to shield Germany while taking blows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Front
New York Mayor Urges National Scrap Aluminum Drive
Mayor LaGuardia promotes a defense program gathering of scrap aluminum nation wide. Lawrence, ahead of New York, already held its drive and will aid with four carloads as other cities join the effort to watch the show and cheer the defense drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaGuardia
New York
National Home Defense
Lawrence
Seasonable Hope Amidst Uncertain Times
As Americans at this season seek calmer Fourth of July expectations, prevailing conditions offer encouragement to stay vigilant and preserve readiness. The message urges careful preparation and steady resolve to face potential challenges.
Russian Black Sea Strength Hinges on Air Power
The article argues Soviet naval dominance in the Black Sea exceeds German surface forces but may rely on countering German air superiority. It stresses air strength as the deciding factor for securing control and supporting surface operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Sea
Memory and aging noted in Topeka State Journal quip
A Topeka State Journal quotation observes that aging boosts surprise as others misremember details and some recall things that never happened. The remark highlights human memory with humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka State Journal
One year war debt suspension discussed by France and US
Governments of France and the United States expressed willingness to talk toward a one year suspension of war debt payments with hopes for an early agreement. Other items include Wiley Post and Harold Gatty landing in Siberia, a 100 degree temperature in the region, and local farming activity resuming threshing with about 1000 bushels of the 1931 crop moving to markets. Trader Horn Alfred Aloysius Smith dies in England at age 82 after a brief illness. The state board of regents considers student motor car use at state schools and possible voluntary bans during residence. Mr and Mrs William Kopp and children plan a five week motor trip east. Twenty five years ago army reports indicate Mexican forces along the Rio Grande have Withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
Siberia
Douglas County
Alfred Aloysius Smith
Trader Horn
England
Board of Regents
William Kopp
Betty
Billy
Lawrence Residents Attend Fort Riley Events and Local Happenings
Lawrence residents are noted at Fort Riley with Mr Holmes and others visiting the post. The Roosevelt letter declining the Progressive nomination is published. A Republican meeting in Topeka supports Hughes and Capper with Kansas expected to back them by over 100000 votes. Also reported are local weddings Ruth Linsey Myers and Baxter Waters, Livinia Stout and Earl Cronemyer, a runaway team of August oiler, and park upkeep complaints at Central Park Winthrop street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Audit Bureau OF Irsculations
Lawrence
Kansas
Journal-World
National Guard
Fort Riley
Sunny
Fort
J. R. Holmes
U.S.G. Plank
Cooper McMurray
Julius Holmes
Lois Burke
Marian West
Hazel Barnett
Theodore Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Hughes
O. C. LeSuer
Marion LeSuer
Lincoln
Chicago
Charles E. Hughes
Capper
Christaan
Ruth Linsey Myers
Baxter Waters
Christian Church
August
Paul Learnard
Merchants Athletics Ball Club
Livinia Stout
Tonganoxie
Earl Cronemyer
Central Park
Winthrop Street
Kidnapping and pursuit in a Caliban serial clash
Angus confronts a kidnapping case involving Adoreen as Castaloni flees to a Long Island hideout. Police, a tense standoff, and a race through Manhattan lead to a planned confrontation with Castaloni at a Connecticut gang hideout hinted by Spike. Anguish, threats, and a dramatic rescue setup propel the ongoing pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hormon
Angus
Manhattan
Adoreen
Long Island
Castaion
Finland in Nazi Shield and War Aim, a grim national tragedy
The piece argues Finland fights not for homeland but under German protection as Hitler and German forces use Finland to pressure Leningrad. It traces Finland’s shift from independence to a nation mobilized as a pistol pointed at the Soviet Union, with Berlin guiding its course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finland
Russia
Adolf Hitler
World
Narvik
Arctic
Norway
Hitler
Red Army
Leningrad
Karelian
Kronstadt
Amsterdam
Moscow
D’armes
England
France
Holland
Ruhr
Germany
Reich
Baldwin News Notes from Community Gatherings and Travels
Rev William M Runyan returned from lecturing in Chicago on Hymns of Our Church. Rev and Mrs R J Zeidler visit son Eldon Zeidler in Omaha. Dorothy Lou Kochan isolated with measles as quarantine is enforced. Dr and Mrs H K Ebright attend Engels fiftieth wedding anniversary in Lawrence. Mrs William M Clark travels to New York City to visit Dr Ella Woodyard. Mrs W M Runyan hosts a lakeside picnic for Alfred C Runyan of Pittsburg and guests. Miss Gertrude Schott hosts Baldwin luncheon with local guests. Mrs T H Windrum and sons to Austin Texas after two weeks with Hitchcock. Mrs I C Rankin entertains guests including Dr and Mrs Ross A Baker of New York. Philamathean club meets at Corner cafe. Jane Van Zele and Garrett Robertson wed in Bald wins First Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Runyan
Chicago
R. J. Zeidler
Omaha
Eldon Zeidler
Dorothy Lou Kochan
Paul Kochan
H. K. Ebright
Betty Ebright
Engleheim
E. F. Engel
Lawrence
Engels
William M. Clark
New York City
Ella Woodyard
Columbia’ University
Bill Clark
W. M. Runyan
Baldwin Lake
Alfred C. Runyan
Pittsburg
Frank C. Leitaker
Claire
James
Frank
J. M. Campbell
Parsons
Gertrude Schott
Baldwin
al O’clock
Worden
Mary A. Martin
W. C. Harper
Margaret Jane Burrows
T. H. Windrum
Tommy
Billy
Lauran Sweet
Katha Jean Guthrie
Shawnee
Laura B. Ewing
Topeka
John B. Ross
Philamathean Club
J. H. Turner
Jane van Zele
Garrett Robertson
Kansas City
Burglary Reported At Downtown St Louis Office
A downtown St Louis office, headquarters for a thief protection service, reported a burglary. Thieves took $68.72 from one cash box and an undetermined amount from another.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Thief Takes Blue Books From UW Professor Car
In Tacoma Washington a University of Washington professor Robert Goodwin reports 60 blue books and final exam papers stolen from his car. None of the papers had been graded, leaving professors and students awaiting results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
Robert Goodwin
University of Washington
Goodwin
Mrs Hitchcock hosts bridge in honor of sisters and movers
Mrs Merle Hitchcock entertained many friends at bridge on Tuesday afternoon honoring her sister Mrs T H Windrum of Austin Texas and Mrs John Keohane who is moving to Salt Lake City. Attendees included Mrs Stanley Fli...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Jean Perry
Garth Stone
Kansas City
Robertson
F. C. Leitaker
Virgil Wood
Mark D. Ballard
J. M. Montgomery
Panama in Crucial Geographical Position
Panama sits at the center of global shipping and the Panama Canal. The piece notes U S registry of many merchant ships to dodge neutrality rules, and warns sabotage risks near the Canal Zone. It highlights a 1937 fire department anniversary stamp kept for possible Canal protection needs. The 1903 independence with U S Marines is also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anama
United States
Panama Canal
Panama
Canal Zone
Canal
Colombia
Pioneer music teacher dies in Kansas City
Mrs. Adam Dobson, 95, Ottawa University's first music teacher, died last night at a son's home. She moved to Kansas City about a decade ago after arriving in Ottawa with her husband, founder of the old Dobson State Bank, soon after the Civil War. She taught at the university before moving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Adam Dobson
Ottawa University
Ottawa
Dobson State Bank
Meadow Lark 4-H Picnic At Cosmos Grove
Pleasant Valley families gather for Meadow Lark 4-H picnic at Cosmos Grove with strong attendance. Residents from Worden Mackey and Columbia join in games and social calls as several households share Sunday visits and travel to nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Kline
Worden
Billie Mohler
Mackey
Bill Hegeman
Billie
Jake Howser
Columbia
Will Howser
Clarence Beckner
Everett
Meadow Lark
Cosmos Grove
H. J. Peterson
Mary Hegeman
Alfred
Hulean Richardson
Rita
Ward Landis
John Maloney
Lawrence
Nell Thayer
Frank Ortoff
Wellsville
Leone Andrew
Floyd
Vernon Anderson
Larry
Harry Broers
Eugene Metabria
Gus Koehler
Topeka
Joe Strobbie
Roy Parsons
Betty
Otto Luckan
Doris Holcom
Washington, D. C
George Dinglestedt
Minnie McCulloch
Opal Richardson
Jack Maloney
Neil Thayer
Evelyn Griffith
Charles Howard
Harold Newell
Bert Lawrence
Ray Newell
Vernon Broers
Crissie Richardson
Sutton
Lone Star
Glasco
Radio Schedule Highlights from June 26 27
Radio listings show hourly programs across WREN KMBC WDAF and WDI stations from 5:30 PM into midnight with musical acts orchestras talk shows news updates weather forecasts and special features including Tommy Dorsey Glenn Miller and Amos and Andy among others. The dense timetable pairs performances with newscasts across multiple stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren
KMBC
WDAF
Cavaliers
Star
Stanford U
Sammy Kaye
Orch
City Desk
Aldrich
Elmer Davis
Major Bowes
Music Hall
Tommy Dorsey
Ted Steele
Nickel Man
Glenn Miller
Kuay Vallee
Professor Quizz
Amos and
Andy
Fred Waring
Johnny Long
Lanny Ross
Dick Rogers
Lincoln Orch
Paul Sullivan
Gabriel Heatter
Joey Kearns
Wdaf—Orchestra
Cab Calloway
WRIEN
Chuck Foster
Wdaf—Hotel Muehlebacher
AP News
Kmbc—Press
Val Olmen
Ken Ward
Clancy
Art Kussell
Drake
United Press
Press
Mandrake
Musical Copper
Kate Smith
Death Valley
Kelmer Davis
Ben Bernie
Kaibc
Walter
Wings of Destiny
Kansas City
Listening America
KMLC
Lanny Rosa
Howard and
Shelton
Barron Elliott
Joe Marsala
Muehlebacher
United Press News
Press News
Journal-World Summer Subscription Ad
A summer vacation subscription offer for the Journal-World promises a long daily letter from home and a welcoming return to Lawrence. Phone 22.
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Journal- World
The
Journal-World
Lawrence
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