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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1941
Page
4
A Bethlehem steel strike leader called the settlement a great victory, saying the government doubted they could close the plant, yet they did. He warned such wins over government and defense programs threaten the country and its people, favoring labor interests.
The discussion shifts to proposed amendments to the lease-lend bill, with focus on equal executive and congressional responsibility. Domestic hearings are emphasized as vital to America’s inner life, not defense or aid to England, and enactment is urged.
Years of work to improve Lawrence public school instruction show benefits as emphasis returns to old fashioned fundamentals. Paul B. Lawson led the policy shift with board support. The program, not finished, will be weighed by voters in the upcoming primary as candidates face loyalty to country in teaching.
Safety advocates urge wider use of machine guards after a southwestern county buzz saw accident killed a young man. The piece argues farm machinery safety lags industry and calls for farm organizations to study and expand protective devices as mechanization grows.
Viehy government cites German armistice obligations as preventing action. The piece notes potential Axis consultations and hints France might transfer African holdings to Britain if pressured to concede empire parts to Japan.
One aim of the groups planning a socialistic regime in the English speaking world is to remove Winston Churchill as prime minister and replace him with a favorite. The move could trade victory for defeat and targets the man who organized Britain's war effort. It may appeal to fringe elements but not to any sane Englishman or American.
German buildup into the Balkans unfolds as French civilians are evacuated along a 20 mile invasion coast. Meanwhile British forces press on to erode Mussolini's empire in Africa, signaling further developments.
Some objectors to a military science building at the University claim it jeopardizes academic freedom. The author argues that the entire system surrounding academic freedom offers no security unless it can defend itself, citing Norway as a price example.
A belated quip from Luman Miller notes a husband convincing his wife to quit piano and take up the clarinet so she can’t sing at the same time. The remark reflects humor about domestic music making.
The article argues Bulgaria’s alignment with the Berlin Rome axis serves Hitler by securing Balkan bases and easing plans against Britain while risking a broader war if Greece or Turkey resist. It notes Bulgaria’s reluctance, Yugoslav neutrality aims, and Turkish hesitations that could shape a cautious, potential spring for Nazi advancement in the region.
The article notes February's mean 41.59 degrees just under March's average. Social events mark anniversaries for Mr. and Mrs. Saunders and Mr. and Mrs. Sizer with gifts, a playful mock ceremony, and cake. Various local residents travel, host, or celebrate birthdays and engagements amid neighborhood notices.
Twenty five years ago Rev. E A Edwards was named welfare officer of Lawrence and club women and other city organizations who had pressed for the post were informed they had won the fight. social events follow including dinners for Mrs Gibson's birthday and gatherings at several homes with local families hosting. William John Gilmore dies at his East Seventh street home ending his long early settler life in the county. etc.
Forty years ago a special carload of about a hundred students left Lawrence at 5 30 PM for Ottawa to join the state oratorical contest. K U colors waved and the Varsity Yell rang out as the group traveled.
Mrs Inez P Ross and Miss Annua Elwell attend a state W C41 U workers meeting in Topeka. The city welcomes visitors from Denver and Delphi. Birth announced for Eleanor Kathleen Clinton in St Marys. Baker folks host a February luncheon. university grads relocate. Baldwin to vote April 7 with Mayor Butell seeking fifth term and council candidates named. New living quarters planned at W C Cox store.
Washington reports that the Soviet government protested to the State Department through Ambassador Constantine Dumansky after postal authorities seized over 73 000 pieces of foreign propaganda mail in the prior two months. The Postmaster General did not release further details of the seizures.
April, torn by love for Kent Carter and fear of Ann's marriage to him, hatches a midnight departure aided by Hal Parks. She hides a bag, plans a secret trip to the Burnett log cabin, and faces a wary return visit as family life blooms around her.
Listing of Saturday and Sunday programs across WREN KMBC WDAF and related stations with times and show titles ranging from musicals news and orchestras to dramas sports and religious services. Includes World News Weather Forecasts and late night music, news, and variety programming across multiple networks.
Oread High basketball team tied for first with Piper after beating Vinland 21 to 1 at Vinland last night. Oread reserves also won 26 to 7. The note appears to mention a habit of reading the classifieds.
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