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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1941
Page
4
Soldier Legislators in Kansas Senate Case
The Kansas senate ruled that active duty army officers elected to the legislature may hold their seats. Lieutenant Governor Friend supported challenging two officers' eligibility but the senate determined soldiers may occupy the seats. The issue mirrors a similar debate in Britain where Churchill faced a war duty related proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Friend
Senate
Anappeal
Churchill
Debate on lease lead bill stalls as amendments loom
Senator Bennett Clark blocked an early motion to limit debate on the lease lead bill. He argued that weeks of discussion cannot be excessive for a measure affecting the country’s future. Supporters plan to push ahead, believing amendments may alter the bill’s direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett Clark
Clark
Congress
Germans Move Into Bulgaria To Protect Bulgarians
Reports from Berlin describe German forces entering Bulgaria to safeguard Bulgarians while not occupying the country. The move is portrayed as protective rather than annexation, but some Bulgarians doubt the benefit and fear Nazi protection comes at a price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Bulgaria
Arkansas This Year Raises Large Highway Refunding Bond
Arkansas floated a vast new loan to sell 105 million five hundred thirty thousand five hundred fifty seven dollars in non callable bonds for 30 years to refund highway debt. Interest rates are to be set by the refunding board with the aim of reducing costs. The piece contrasts Arkansas with Kansas on highway financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Kansas
Arkansas roads debt burden compared to Kansas
The piece comparesArkansas and Kansas highway funding. Arkansas uses bonds while Kansas uses pay as you go. It questions whether Arkansas burden is worth the supposed superiority and notes potential interest costs if rates drop to 1 percent.
British officials hold talks in Ankara and Athens on Balkan front
No surprise that British leaders met in Ankara and Athens as German gains in Bulgaria emerge. The discussions will influence whether a Balkan front forms. Hitler has overrun Bulgaria, with Yugoslavia potentially next. the decisive question remains Turkish and Greek response to German pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ankara
Athens
Bulgaria
Balkan
Hitler
Yugoslavia
Government Spending Shown In Dollar-Per-Second Analogy
A Guaranty Trust bulletin compares federal outlays to a printing press producing one dollar per second since Columbus, noting the ongoing bills would still come up three billion dollars short for the next fiscal year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guaranty Trust Company
Bulletin
Columbus
New World
United States
Farm Aid Appropriations Decline With Government Credit Push
New farm aid funds are smaller than recent years as federal credits are directed elsewhere. The government expects higher farm prices to offset cutbacks, while farmers must decide if higher commodity prices will offset costs.
The Perishability of Tomorrow's Maps
Yesterday's maps are out of date today needs new classification. The public ponders what tomorrow's maps will hold as map makers chase timely updates and accuracy in an era of rapid change.
Lawrence hosts Royal visitors and local society events
Mayor W C Ellis and motorcycle patrolmen greet Roxy and Mme Schumann-Heink at the depot before their University auditorium engagement. Miss Sue Todd and Miss Elizabeth Davis host Chapter CW PEO dinner at Colonial tea room with a home meeting to follow. Eli William Ulrich born March 2 at Memorial hospital. Anniversary dinner honors Mr and Mrs Maurice Sutter at Route 3 home. Tulip decor and prizes highlight Octet bridge club luncheon at Mrs G W Bradshaw home. members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
W. C. Ellis
Roxy
Mme
Schumann-Heink
Lawrence
University Auditorium
Sue Todd
Elizabeth Davis
Chapter CW
P.E.O
Colonial Tea Room
Eldon Ulrich
Tennessee Street
Memorial Hospital
Eli ‘William
Maurice Sutter
Route 3
Fred Howard
Rhode Island Street
Octet Bridge Club
G. W. Bradshaw
Guy V. Keeler
Howard Gurtler
Charles Bayles
John King
Verner Smith
Robert Warner
Keeler
Brownlee
Bradshaw
Serial legal draft unfolds as love story collides
Winkie Appleman sues April for damages over an undisclosed accident. The case deepens when Kent Carter arrives and admits witnessing the affair. Ann appears, asking what is wrong, as secrets threaten to surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winkie Appleman
April
Kent Carter
Ann
Dad
Winkie
Kent
Daffy
Wedding secrecy and a town grudge test a family
April Burnett hides a dangerous night with Kent Carter as Winkie Appleman presses a legal case. Ann announces a quiet Saturday wedding while Pattonsville watches the family hush and rumors rise about April’s masquerade and a potential public reckoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Parks
April
Bond
Lower Court
Ann
Winkie
Dad
Kent
Altho
Hopewell and Independence Community Notes
Local social calendar highlights visits and guests at Independence area homes. Family gatherings, road accident involving Leo Dyer with subsequent hospital care, and multiple family updates span Baldwin to Lawrence with engagements, travel, and funeral arrangements.
Balkans Crisis Shapes British and Soviet Moves
Dewitt Mackenzie analyzes the Balkan crisis as Russia opposes Bulgarian German occupation plans while Britain and Greece prepare to reinforce against Germany. He notes Turkey’s potential entry, Yugoslavia’s possible axis shift, and Hitler’s aim to control the Balkans to threaten Turkey and the Dardanelles, limiting allied operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Mayland
Hitler
British Isles
Balkans
Greece
Aegean Sea
Dardanelles
Turkey
Mhitler
Mediterranean
Britain
Baldwin News Highlights Local Visits and Obituary
Dr and Mrs Charles Shumway of Fredonia visited Baldwin friends this weekend staying with Mr and Mrs Earl Black. Local families hosted visitors including Mr and Mrs Philip Barnt and daughter Anne from Kansas City. A memorial service was held for Charles Gale at the First Methodist Church with burial at Sutton cemetery. A wolf was killed near the Hopewell district. The Baldwin Branch AAUW plans a puppet show in Fellowship hall. Local livestock and farm equipment moves were reported via Journal-World classifieds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Shumway
Fredonia
Baldwin
Earl Black
Shumway
Philip P. Barnthouse
Anne
Kansas City
Samuel A. Deel
Marion Stoker
F.O.R
Fellowship League
James §. Chubb
First Methodist Church
H. K. Ebright
Ottawa
Kright
Kester Sutton
CCC
Dr. Ebright
Donald Black
Des Moines
Chicago
Russell Greer
Leonard Whitted
Ted Frazee
Sutton Cemetery
Henry Seele
Burton Taul
Gilbert Kapelle
Rollie Critchfield
Charles Pitts
Dana Hobson
Gale
Ruth Marquardt Gale
Charlene
Dorothy Jean
J. H. Gale
L. C. Brier
Charles Gale
Salina
William Winter
Hopewell
Senate Army Bill Aims For Record Military Prep
The senate army bill introduced by Chairman Chamberlain seeks the largest peacetime military build up in U S history. It expands army strength to 178000, federalizes the National Guard to 317000, creates a federal volunteer army, and sets a reserve system for regulars and guardsmen under short term enlistments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Chamberlain
Military Committee
Congress
Wilson
National Guard
Continental Army
War Department
George C. Brune
Charlotte Cutter
Indiana Street
Bowersock Theater
Isabel Wood
Katie Strong
Elizabeth Dunkel
Ethel Smith
Mary Gower Hill
Anna Mitchell
Mary Underwood
Ina McPherson Corrine Constant
Charlotte
William McKinley of Ohio Enters The Press
Fragmentary note records William McKinley of Ohio being admitted to the press. The sparse text offers little context or date but ties the name to the press sphere.
Vinland and Vicinity Farm and Guernsey Club Notes
Ted Crady stayed overnight with Kenneth Hubbard. The Vinland Farm Bureau met February 20 with Mrs. Wilson Counts for an all day session emphasizing fats on the farm. Lectures by Mrs. Frank Horrell and Mrs. Charles Hubbard. Twelve members and four visitors attended. Next meeting March 20 with Martha Kelly. Walter Babbit and son from Melvern visited the Stone family. Guernsey association members met at the high school Friday. new officers were elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Crady
Kenneth Hubbard
Vinland Farm Bureau
Wilson Counts
Frank Horrell
Charles Hubbard
Production Credit Association
Martha Kelly
Walter Babbit
Melvern
Ross Stone
Guernsey Association
Radio Listings for March 4 5:30 to 12:15 AM
Radio schedule details programs across KMBC WDAF WREN and more for Tuesday March 4 including news casts sports, orchestras, comedies and readings. Notable names include Jack Armstrong Tom Mix Glenn Miller's Orchestra Fred Waring's Orchestra and Abbott and associates with multiple time slots and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren
KMBC
WDAF
Jack Armstrong
Tom Mix
Fred Waring
Orch
Kansas City Dines
Jane Cozzens
Jimmy Dorsey
Ben Bernie
Johnny
Grand Central Station
Professor Quizz
Glenn Miller
Bob Hope
WHREN
Ikmbc
Electricity & Defense
Walter
Edward Weeks
KMAC
Kmblc
Amos and
Andy
Woody Herman
Ju Ihs
Luanny Ross
Midland Minstrels
Muehlebach
U.S
Associated Press
Orchestra
Moonbeams
Johnny Long
Bob Knight
WDAFP
Meadowbrook
Les Brown
A.P
WDAP
Fred Warling
KIBC
Frazier Hunt
WDAI
Mr. Meek
Edward G. Robinson
Tony Martin
Manhattan
Midnite
Dr. Christian
Plantation Party
Elmer Davis
Wren—Graphic Arts Center
Star Theater
Eddie Cantor
Immy Flynn
Kay Kyser
Wren—Author's Playhouse
Richard Himber
KMBEC
Edgewater Beach
NKMBC
Associated Press News
Local Social Notes and County Grange Meeting Recap
Election notes list president W O Boehje vice president Albert Eekman and secretary treasurer Olaf Erkman. Study group brushes demonstration led by Mrs Crae at Mrs Heinrichs home followed by refreshments. Community actions include Elmont residents moving, visits with families, and a county Grange gathering at the Chamber of Commerce with local hosts and guests from Kansas City and Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
State University
Will Kasold
Mrs. Nation
M. Newmark
Paul R. Brooks
Lawrence
New York City
Ing
W. O. Boehje
Albert Eekman
Olaf Erkman
Deal
Guernsey Island
Byrd
Betty
Flavia Stone
Edith
Evelyn Hammond
C. A. Heinrich
Crae
Heinrich
Oscar Bergstrom
Elmont
Truman Milburn
Florence Milburn
Lena
Gertie Steffen
Ike Schellenberg
Perry Stevens
Art Hammond
Virgil Harrell
Charles Hubbard
County Grange
Chamber of Commerce
Wilfred Selzer
W. E. Hoskinson
Ed Hyland
J. C. Reece
Caroline Hyland
Kansas City
Misa Hubbard
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Los Angeles
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St. Louis
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Detroit
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Atlanta
Walton
NEA Service, Inc
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Miss Evans
Octavia
Winkie Angvleman
Casa Blanca
Nip
Carter Place
Pattonsville
April Burnett
Hal
Tye
Charlene Gale
Sharon Lee Hobson
Independence School
Don Baker
J. Moritz
Manfred
Leo Dyer
Baldwin Farm Bureau
Simrock
Ray Clark
Charlie Gale
Fanads Das
Sophia Schaviircz
Arthur Smith
Centralia
Smith
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William Adriance
Kenry Seele
Br. J. Moritz
Daarry Reitan
Tacoma
Wish
Frank White
Mr. Reitan
Scott
Virgil White
Fred Purvis
Artie Lederer
B. L. Taul
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Elizabeth Albright
Argentine
Simmons Funeral Home
Kellar
Clifford Durham
Ray Reynolds
George Reynolds
W.H. Lucas
Earl Lederer
George Newland
Laura Pearson
Irvin Greer
Harvey Booth
Wil Winters
Will Vaughn
Charles Vaughn
Lawrence McAdow
Leo Dyard
Marl Black
Independence
Nell McCain
Noreen Morgan
Oscar Williams
Harry Kane
Maurice Vaughn
George
Wikansas City
Will Winters
Glenn Kellar
Turner
By Dewitt MacKenzie
Russia
Balkan Peninsula
Sre
Belgrade
Moscow
Garkeys
London
Eden
John Dill
Imperial General Staff
Ulus
Baldwin News
Journal-World
Vinland and Vicinity
KFKOG
Helen Rhodey Agate
Englsn
K. A
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Arthur Brock
Sidney Dawson
Lorenzo Fuller
Raymond Stuhl
Edgar Haage
Alice Moncrieff
Optometrist
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