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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1943

Page

4

Flight heroine confronts rival in hotel glare

Captain James Carr and passenger Pat Friday land in Cleveland and Chicago on a transcontinental glider flight amid jitters and press adulation. A shock confrontation with Loraine Stuart in the hotel room reveals jealousy, gun, and a tense standoff that tests Pat’s nerve as she asserts her love for Jimmy Carr.

James Carr Pat Friday Cleveland Chicago Pat Loraine Stuart Loraine

Flight order stirs tension between pilots in wartime drama

In a tense scene Patricia Friday faces Loraine Stuart aboard a transcontinental flight. An army order forces Patricia to depart and Loraine to take her place, signed by Captain James Carr, signaling possible punishment for Patricia. The broadcast schedule follows.

Aid From the Lord Quote and Biblical Reference

A Bible verse from Chronicles 16 9 emphasizing the eyes of the Lord roaming the earth to show strength for those whose heart is loyal to him. The text underscores faith and divine attention, highlighting trust in God’s gaze over humanity.

Questioned Promise of Abundant Life in Postwar Plan

A Lawrence observer notes public doubt over the National Resources Planning Board report presented to Congress by Roosevelt. People fear funds and benefits for all, worry about timing amid tax forms and rationing, and prefer frugality and private initiative over government guarantees. Congress shows caution, seeking careful analysis before approving postwar schemes.

National Resources Planning Board Congress Roosevelt Lawrence Rom

Labor unions reverse pressure tactic on bill debate

Coffeyville unions had pressed legislators with a threatened labor holiday but quickly reversed the stance. Officials said the plan was forbidden by existing agreements and not approved by major labor authorities. Legislators asked if strikes would occur only after passage or as a warning to against considering the bill, noting the public deserves detail.

Coffeyville

Norwegians Seized by Germans to Be Exchanged as Trade Stock

Reports from Europe say prominent Norwegians taken by the Germans and sent into exile in Germany are to be kept as trading stock. The Germans reportedly considered exchanging high ranking Nazis captured during Allied operations and prepared offers for exchanges.

Germany Europe

Destruction in Germany Shows War Lessons Across the Nation

The British air ministry says Allied raids have wrecked 2,000 German factories and left over a million Germans homeless. The article notes blitzkrieg effects across interior Germany and argues the experience could deter future war by teaching restraint and alternatives to force as a first response to grievances.

Germany British Air Ministry

Propaganda Mill Chooses OWI for Foreign Outreach

Two agencies contended for the U S foreign propaganda program, with the Office of War Information winning the job. The piece questions why propaganda is needed abroad and whether OWI can keep its overseas role from spilling into domestic services, noting concerns the agency may be wandering from its original purpose.

Office of War Information Office of Strategic Services OWI United States

No Double-Crossing Warns Against Axis Deception

Vice President Wallace argues the United States must avoid double crossing Russia or any power to prevent further world ruin. He warns the Axis rely on such double talk and urges square dealing to stop the present mess caused by Germany and Japan.

Wallace United States Russia Germany Japan

Legislature Eyes Topeka Office Building Buyout

The proposal to fund a 10 story Topeka office building for state offices crowded from the statehouse signals growing state regulation in recent years.

Topeka

John Brown Issue Discussed by Kansas Scholar

The Pittsburg Headlight notes John Brown is tried again and found guilty with a University of Kansas history professor presiding. Dr. James C. Malin releases John Brown and the Legend of Fifty-Six, a critical look that questions Brown’s motives and the Kansas conflicts sparked by his actions.

Where do Hitler's warplanes go in the winter

The article argues the Luftwaffe faces attrition from a two front air war, with German losses to Russia high and Allied bombing crippling factories and fuel supplies. It suggests Hitler is refitting remains, preparing for spring offensives and a potential western invasion.

Hitler Dr. Watsons Sherlock Holmses Stimson United Nations Tunisia Europe Germany England Berlin Sinclair House of Commons Luftwaffe Russia Airmian Goering Rot Altho

Guerrilla raids claim 300 attacks on Germans in France

A Fighting French special report cites 250 German troops killed and hundreds wounded in an eastbound troop train wreck near Chalons. It also lists 282 killed, 14 trains wrecked or damaged, 94 locomotives and 436 coaches destroyed, 26 trucks, 12 fires, 1,000 tons fuel seized, and food requisitions in a month of guerrilla activity across France led by de Gaulle aligned forces.

London France Chalons Charles de Gaulle DeGaullists

KU Basketball Ends Season With Profit For 1982-83

Lawrence area news notes include KU basketball profit of 2668.31 on a seventeen game schedule announced by Dr. F C Allen. Bill Johnson named honorary captain for the past season as district debate finalists head to KU finals March 24 and 25.

Lawrence University of Kansas F. C. Allen Bill Johnson K. U Lawrence High School Otto Fischer J. W. Murray George Hedrick E.O.W

Former K. U. Student Reported Missing in North Africa

Pvt. Robert A. Weber, 24, a former University of Kansas student, is reported by the war department missing in action since February 17 in the North African campaign. Weber, a Wichita East High School graduate, attended KU in 1937-38, later went to William Jewell College, enlisted in March 1941, and had completed allied invasions and officer candidate training plans. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Weber of Wichita, note he was a Phi Gamma Delta member.

Robert A. Weber War Department Weber Wichita East High School William Jewell College North Africa United States A. J. Weber Wichita Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity

Baldwin Notes And Local Happenings In March News

Mrs J I Gugin returns home from Bethany hospital Kansas City Kansas recovering from goitre operation Pvt Herman Wiederhold visits on eleven day furlough with wife now in Drew Field Tampa Fla he enjoys his medical corps work Scott Morgan out sick at Baldwin post office this week Reading club met at Mrs Paul Kochans with Mrs Eleanor Sedore leading a program on Bishop William A Quayle The new book Theory and Practice in the Elementary School by Baker professor Dr W A Saucier is used by several colleges Dr Saucier to Baker fills vacancy left by death of Prof W J Williams Leisure Hour club to meet at Mrs Homer K Eb rights next Wednesday for dessert Mr and Mrs H S Barkley sell household goods moving to Lawrence leaving Baldwin since 1922 they marked their 50th wedding anniversary Nine color prints of Kansas scenes and birds by Margaret Wittemore presented to Baker University through Miss Lydia Sain of Lawrence Prints join existing Baker collection by Mrs Henry J Allen of Wichita Miss Sain spoke at A A U W about Kansas art at Case Library lounge Baker graduate Miss Sain hopes to return for another art talk Dr Arlo Brown president of Drew University will visit Baker campus Monday Curtis String Quartet to perform March 26 in Centennial Hall at 8 o'clock The quartet toured 200 American cities and European capitals Miss Frances Thomson quarantined in Alpha Chi house with German measles Santa Isabel Island in the Solomons transferred from Gerena to Great Britain by treaty in 10

Mra J. I. Gugin Bethany Hospital Kansas City Kan Herman Wiederhold Medical Corps Drew Field Tampa Fla Weiderhold Baker Scott Morgan Baldwin Post Office Paul C. Kochan Eleanor Sedore William A. Quayle MacMillan Company W. A. Saucier West Virginia Wesleyan Buckhannon W. Va Saucier W. J. Williams Homer K. Ebright William M. Balch H. S. Barkley Lawrence Kansas Margaret Wittemore Baker University Lydia Sain Henry J. Allen Wichita Sain Wittemore Baldwin A.A.U.W Case Library Arlo Brown Drew University Madison N. J Baker Lyceum Association Curtis Centenary Hall United States George 5Th England Europe Frances Thomson Alpha Chi

Radio Schedule Highlights From Friday to Sunday March Event List

Radio listings show dense programming across stations WREN KMBC WDAF KMB, featuring Jack Armstrong Lavalle News Lone Ranger Easy Acasa Paints Concert Hour and NBC Symphony, with a long run of shows including The Lone Ranger Faithful recordings and multiple orchestra broadcasts and public affairs.

Wren Jack Armatrong KMBC WDAF Lavalle Western Echoes Fred Waring Sa Orch Victor Borge Bplhant Ncro Kansas Dinea Neawarooma The Lone Ranger Walts KMBRC Browater WDAD Victory Florado KMHC Caravan WDAP Tommy Rega John Ganther Cracle Fields NBC Ronnie King Gabriel Heatter MRC Melody Treasure Cheat Mho—Newacaat A.P Rabbhy Sherwood Tommy Dorsey War Information Office WNAF Florel Muchlebach Wren—Nowas Charlie Wright Treasury Wren—Newa. FT Newacast Yanks Ellery Queen Wren—Du Pont Norman Thomas Horace Heldt Orch KMAC WDAKF Bill Stern John Gunther Brush Creek Folllea Dick Powell Grand Ole Opry Newa Frazier Hunt H. E. Strassen Wren—Newa Newscaat Brush Creek Follies Wren—Glen Gray Muehlebach Abe Lyman Ray Heatherton A.P. Newa Harry Owens Jimmy Dorsey Ray Pearl Log Cabin Daya Escorts Betty N.Y. Philharmonia Ake BP America OATH A. Rogtelecets A Orch John Tompkins Green Hornet Homer Rodeheaver NBC Symphony Wren—Gunther Vandercook London Catholic Radio Hour

Woodstock Notes From Eudora and Surrounding Areas

Local items report Miss Juanita Parker returning to work in Eudora this week and families moving within the region including the Crawfords to Harris farm Wildhorse and Petria to Long farm. Obituaries note Fred Glock of Oskaloosa, 71, and funeral details. Military notes include Pvt Emmett Croke en route to Camp screening and Clifford Burnam wounded in the Solomon Islands, now at Hammond General Hospital.

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