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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1941
Page
4
Lindbergh Defends America in St Louis Address
Charles A. Lindbergh urged tackling Europe’s crisis with a broader American defense effort. He argued for stronger production and coordination, warned against a passive “playboy” defense, and pressed for action to build a defense that far from American shores could deter Nazi aggression. He warned current plans lack balance and called for decisive early steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Charles A. Lindbergh
America
Europe
Lindbergh
Germany
Wichita
Dust Bowl Era Kansas Weather and Cimarron River Basin
A historical note recalls Kansas shifts in climate and daily life during the dust bowl era. The southwestern region endured dust storms while the Cimarron River basin faced notable environmental changes shaping local affairs.
Harsh Weather Across the West and California Dew
The passage notes dry camps along the Santa Fe trail, washed out Cimarron bridges, and widespread water surplus. In eastern Kansas daily showers persist, termed California dew by the Topeka Capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cimarron
Kansas
Topeka
California
The One Man State in Inca Peru
Prescott's The Conquest of Peru is cited to compare Inca authority with modern dictatorships. The piece notes the Inca's absolute reach over thoughts and actions and frames succession as a core weakness, citing Atahuallpa's death revealing a vacant throne and the end of the Sun Dynasty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
William H. Prescott
Gestapo
Ogpu
Hitler
Stalin
Prescott
Atahuallpa
Jury Finds Alcatraz Conditions Poor and Unattractive
A federal grand jury registered its conviction that Alcatraz prison’s conditions are terribly bad. The report notes that the harsh facility houses the country’s worst inmates and, even in good times, the atmosphere is unappealing. when problems arise, conditions may sink to a low level observed by the jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcatraz
Dandelion War Prompts Campus Duty at KU
Dandelions on the University of Kansas campus spark a mass student effort to pull weeds. Writers note the yearly battle against the pests is long, costly, and unwinnable by quick campaigns. The piece suggests a steady, disciplined approach as a national defense analogy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia Gazette
K. U
Hitler restrains from US clash as war outlook worsens
In the war today column Dewitt Mackenzie argues Hitler avoids provoking the United States while racing to win before US aid strengthens Britain. He notes American merchant ships at Suez and the fragile Near East balance, with Iraq fighting and Turkey's stance unclear as axis advances pause in Libya.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Reichstag
United States
Balkan
Britain
America
Fuehrer
Roosevelt
Japan
England
Mediterranean
Cerns
Near East
Suez Sadat
John Bull
Iraq
Mosul
Associated Press
Cairo
Turkey
Libya
Egypt
Suez Canal
Open Championship Set for Interlachen in June
The United States Golf Association announced the 1942 Open Championship will be held at Interlachen Country Club in Minneapolis around mid June. The event marks a return to a landmark course as players prepare for the national title at the storied venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Golf Association Today
Interlachen Country Club
Minneapolis
Mine Crash Kills Deputy and Four Miners at Harlan
A mine disaster near Harlan Kentucky results in the death of a deputy sheriff and four miners. Albert Spalding violin recital draws large audience during the annual music week festival. A special board of education meeting set for May 16 will address bids to raze Pinckney school and related work. R N H club meeting in Eudora May 1 features garden hints and prize winners. Pulitzer prizes 1930 announce Glaspell for Alison's House and Barnes for Years of Grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan
Kentucky
Albert Spalding
Pinckney
Board of Education
R. N. H. Club
Eudora
William Steward
Hesper
Earl Ott
Thornton
Bryan
Howard Miller
Jack Wells
Alonzo Ambler
Eugene Griffin
G. P. Sweet
Albert Miller
Roger Stanley
Ted Thoren
Clint Wadd
Susan Glaspell
Alison
Margaret Ayer Barnes
Wilson Cabinet reviews German note amid World War I tension
President Wilson and his cabinet studied the Berlin press dispatches re the German note on the Sussex sinking. No official comment yet. The note denies deliberate German indiscriminate destruction by submarines. Lawrence names Raymond A. Kent to lead city schools next year succeeding F P Smith after 22 years. Prof Lucien I Blake, KU scientist, dies in Boston. Lloyds bets against end of European war by year end amid war risk and human stakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Berlin
Sussex
Raymond A. Kent
Minnesota
Thoreness
Lawrence
Lawrence Board of Education
Kent
F. P. Smith
Lucien I. Blake
University of Kansas
Boston
M. Shillerston
Ninth and
Tennessee Streets
Gregg
Shillerston
Lloyd’s
Suffrage Report Split in Illinois Association Forty Years Ago
The Illinois association opposed to women’s suffrage released its progress report claiming suffrage would harm women and that their best work lies at home. Nearby, farmers shopped in town after pleasant weather, and a strong shower refreshed the area. Robertson brothers delivered furniture to the Santa Fe. J Gordon Gibb bought a chestnut trap horse from A W Lamb. J G Kuhn becomes Santa Fe night operator and ticket agent. A J Monk upgrades Eldridge House barn with new vehicles. Edna Gardner sick with inflammatory rheumatism. Harriet Robinson hosts card party next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Association
Robertson Brothers
Santa Fe
J. Gordon Gibb
A. W. Lamb
J. G. Kuhn
A. J. Monk
Eldridge House
Lawrence
Edna Gardner
Harriet Robinson
Memorial gateway dedication at Oakwood cemetery announced
Invitations issued for the Baldwin Cemetery association to dedicate a native stone gateway at Oakwood cemetery on May 30 at 11 o clock. Gift of William C. Markham of Washington DC in memory of his parents. Association officers are A E Preston president and Mrs. Oliver Price secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Gardner
Lawrence
Dewey Schmittendorf
Mary Blackburn
Mary Martin
Ottawa
Baldwin Cemetery Association
Oakwood Cemetery
Oakwood
William C. Markham
Washington, D. C
Baldwin
A. E. Preston
Oliver Price
J. J. Hockensmith
Jean
James V. Panek
Rose Panek
Omaha
Neb
Tthe
Union Pacific Railroad
Panek
Baldwin High School
Christ Hospital
Topeka
Union Pacific
Edsall B. Knepp
Chicago
Neil Chastain
Nathan W. O’byrne
Kansas City
Ralph Wyncoop
Helen Vander
Paul Kochan
John B. Ross
Thomas Ross
St. Joseph
B. R. Williams
Macon
I. F. Hardin
Los Angeles
Russell Robinson
L. F. Johnson
Charles Hunziker
Elvin
Uniontown
E. L. Dalke
Park Rapids
Mich
Dalke
Baker
Paul Merry
Doris Jane
Eleanor Jean
Merry
Charles B. Merry
E C. Wright
Missouri
John P. Simons
Richard Nahrendorf
James S. Chubb
Abilene Man Dies in Highway Crash Near Newton
Kenneth Kennedy, 23, of Abilene was killed and Elfrieda Tieman, 20, of Hutchinson injured when a car driven by Tieman struck a stalled truck on a highway eight miles south of Newton last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Kan
Kenneth K. Kennedy
Abilene
Elfrieda Tieman
Hutchinson
Flight of the X-999 Parachute Twist in a Storm
Carolyn jumps from a plane over mountains after Bob orders it. She lands in Arizona near Blair and is aided by a kind stranger as she searches for Bob and the fate of the mission. The tale hints at a larger danger and a cliffhanger ending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Carolyn
Bob Hale
Earth
Carolyn Tyler
Arizona
Blair
Boulder Dam
Radio Program Schedule Highlights for May Evening
Radio listings for May 6 show a dense, interleaved slate across WREN KMBC and WDAF. Program notes include news, music, plays, and orchestras with many named acts such as Gordon Jenkins, Guy Lombardo, and Glenn Miller, plus The Weather Man and AP News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren
KMBC
WDAF
Jack Armstrong
Elmer Davis
Dr.ii
Nickel Man
Gordon Jenkins
Orch
Guy Lombardo
Wren—Radio Forum
Blondice
Cavalcade of America
Voice of Hawaii
Amos and Andy
Fred Waring
Lanny , Ross
WRIEN
Clyde Lucas
Howard Shelton
Chez Paree Orch
Paul Sullivan
Gabriel Heatter
Wdaf—Orchestra
Chuck Foster
Joe Sanders
Melody Treasure Chest
The
Weather Man
Muehlebach Or
AP News
Kmbc—Press News
Val Olmen
Jimmy Hillard
Moonbeams
Lillian Cornell
Court of
WDAKF
Grand Central
Glenn Miller
Bob Hope
Henry L. Stimson
Amos and
Andy
Bobby Byrne
Lanny Ross
Blue Barron
Johnny
Mediterranean
Penn
Wdaf—Star
U.S
Gene Krupa
Les Brown
Melody
Enric Madriguera
John Duffy
Charlie Barnett
Lionel Hampton
United Press News
Press
Pleasant Hour club honors Czaplinski before move
Brackett school hosts a party for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Czaplinski who will soon move to Lawrence. Community members attend from Oak Ridge and nearby towns, with contests, songs, readings, puppet show, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Kirby
F. H. Leonard
Oak Ridge
Carl MeChing
Carl Lee
Lawrence
L. MecCling
Pleasant Hour Club
Brackett School House
Charles Czaplinski
Czaplinski
J. H. Michael
Elma
Lurene
Lester Stillinger
Margaret Haines
M. W. Lonnecker
George Walter
C. H. Waldo
Richmond
Teresa Price
Topeka
Brackett School
Clara Wiedeman
Russell Jeffries
Glenn Dee Hildebrand
J. F. Douglas
Powell
Wio
BR. Hildebrand
Delbert Green
Robert Karr
George
Topping
Paul Kasold
Eugene Kiefer
Social Roundup of Visits and Walks Around Eudora Area
Sun day visitors and family visits populate the period as residents from Halstead, Eudora, Lawrence, and Kansas City Share weekend gatherings. Kinship ties at Vaughn, Davenport, Reetz, Pfleger, Vitt, Reifschneider, and others appear across multiple households with dinners, hikes, and church or funeral attendances noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olte Mignot
Halstead
Hannah Pfleger
Arlene Vitt
Lela Kindred
Indora
Frank Kirkman
Kansas City
L. Kirkman
Charles Vitt
Charlene
Gordon Davis
Lawrence
Frank Steele
Fred Reetz
Fred Moll
Eudora
T. Davenport
Henry
Martha Giertz
Ruth Reifschneider
Greeta
Barnhart
Reno
Vincent Schoenhof
Margaret Davenport
Linwood
Reifschneider
Temple
Nebraska
William Reetz
Henry Fry
Leonard Trapp
Otto Witt
Arlene
Albert Steinbring
Lester Oaks
Cyclone
Charlie Bowers
Lorene
Arley Flory
Pleasant Grove
Jesa Pritchard
Gardner
Robert Pritchard
Hannah Pfleger Io
Harveyville
Black Jack Social News Highlights
Effingham and Lawrence visitors joined local residents including Mr and Mrs Walter Parsons and Miss Nora Van Tries. Mrs Fannie Cavender and Edna enjoyed Sunday dinner with R C Welborn. Farm Bureau meeting at Lawrence discussed interior decoration. Mrs Cyril Roche set to teach Black Jack school next year. Ladies' club met with Grace Hays. Ada Hayes praised Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Talbott
Effingham
Joe Shelbar
Lawrence
Walter Parsons
Ernest Renzel
California
Nora
Irene van Tries
Dale Seig
van Tries
Fannie Cavender
Edna
R. C. Welborn
Farm Bureau
Cyril Roche
Black Jack
Ladies
Grace Hays
Ada Hayes
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Journal-World
the World Company
Simons
Y Wi
Murray
Dolph Simons
Massachusetts Street
Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
West 44Th St
North Michigan
San Francisco
Sansome
New Orphe
Baltimore St. Louis
Star
Detroit
General Motors
Atlanta
Walton
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Meister Kansas
Clarence Dykstra
By Dewitt MacKenzie
Lloyd's
Baldwin News
NEA Service, Inc
KFKOD
Mmn Tadole
Bernice Nash
W. B. Yeats
Louis MacNeice
W. S. Johnson
Archibald MacLeish
Librarian of Congress
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