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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1940
Page
3
Interior Airfields Strengthen Defense in Army Plan
An appropriation for Marshall Field at Fort Riley was restored in the army appropriation bill signaling congressional concern over defense. The item reflects the push to strengthen interior airfields and establish new ones as modern defense requires air support for ground forces. Kansas adjutant general seeks an additional air squadron for the Kansas National Guard to meet defense needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Field
Fort Riley
Army
Congress
Kansas Adjutant General
Kansas National Guard
Allied Defense Lags in Face of Nazi Air and Tank Tactics
The piece argues Allied forces fail to halt German air and mechanized assault and blames French high command and domestic politics. It links French leadership, the Popular Front, and U S reformism to military weakness, warning Americans to reassess defense and manpower planning beyond politics.
Alf Landon Accepted Renewed White House Invitation
Alf Landon initially refused any coalition cabinet role but later accepted a renewed invitation to the White House. The sequence shows the administration recognizing it must engage with American political opinion leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alf Landon
White House
Kansas
White House backs off public bid after London stance
The passage notes the White House reconsidering a public bid to London, realizing a tough stand would put the administration in an indefensible position, and thus renewing the invitation. It implies the administration sought yes-men but backed away from an earlier hard line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
London
German advance in France mirrors Poland invasion
Dispatches suggest the German campaign in France recalls the invasion of Poland with the same brutality. The German army targets civilians, machine-gunning refugees and bombing noncombatants as the conflict escalates, shaping a war of extermination to bolster German power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Poland
Relief minded defense and payroll expansion debate
The acting secretary of the navy talks of putting 15 000 men to work in navy yards but offers little detail on tasks. The piece argues defense policy remains undeveloped and warns against unchecked federal spending that could waste billions while chasing defense needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Yards
Justice as Basis for Economic Unity Against Labor Racketeers
The text argues unity in economics hinges on fairness and condemns singling out buyers of clothing or other goods for labor conditions. It condemns labor racketeers and claims current laws encourage them to muzzle the public.
Questioning Collective Bargaining Praises and Blames
The passage claims that arguments about collective bargaining fail to satisfy debate, noting praise for workers who labor contrasts with condemnation of employers. It reflects on ongoing discussion without presenting a clear verdict.
Fires of Hitler’s hell scorch objectors in Europe and allies
A stark reflection questions whether conscientious objectors in Scandinavia Netherlands and among the allies suffer as much as those bravely defending families homes and nations amid the Nazi onslaught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Arras Recaptured as Allied Stand Holds Off Blitzkrieg
The French announce Arras is retaken in a counterattack to relieve Belgian pressure as German forces push toward the coast. General Weygand visits the front preparing a counter assault while Premier Reynaud says holding a month brings three quarters of victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arras
Belgium
Weygand
Berlin
England
Itler
Reynaud
Ten Years Ago Murder Verdict in District Court
Ten years ago Dr. S O Netherton was found guilty of the murder of his wife by a district court jury late this afternoon. Mrs Lisle Eby left this morning for Drexel Mo to visit her parents. She was accompanied by Clydene Courtney. Mrs George Reed entertained the members of the YML bridge club and several guests Tuesday afternoon. Beside the club members those present were Mrs CA Morehouse Mrs Fritz Meon Mrs Carl Graeber Mrs George Houk Mrs J A Bogue and Mrs Ralph Beal. A buffet supper for fourteen guests was given last night by Mr and Mrs C T Royston cards forming the entertainment during the remainder of the evening. Those present were Mr and Mrs H C Brinkman Mr and Mrs Frank Evans Mrs Ek C Evans Mr and Mrs Don Hoag Mr and Mrs Lisle Eby Clydene Courtney Mr and Mrs George Houk Mr and Mrs Homer Allison and Mr and Mrs Roysten. Mr and Mrs Carroll Pontius entertained at dinner last night in honor of the wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Harold Weber of Topeka. Mrs Ralph Wolfson has returned home after spending several weeks in Colorado and Excelsior Springs Mo being accompanied on the trip by her mother Mrs Maurice Sabath of Chicago who will be a guest at the Wolfson home for several weeks. Rabbi Samuel 8 Mayerburg of Kansas City Mo has been extended an invitation by the KU school of religion to become a member of the faculty. Blossoms from a magnolia tree which is said to be thy only one of its kind in Kansas were brought THE OLD HOME TOWN to the Journal World today by Mrs J G Boyes 112 West Fifteenth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. O. Netherton
Lisle Eby
Drexel
Clydene Courtney
George Reed
Y.M.L. Bridge Club
C. A. Morehouse
Fritz Meon
Carl Graeber
George Houk
J. A. Bogue
Ralph Beal
C. T. Royston
H. C. Brinkman
Frank Evans
Ek. C. Evans
Don Hoag
Homer
Allison
Roysten
Carroll Pontius
Harold Weber
Topeka
Ralph Wolfson
Colorado
Excelsior Springs
James Taylor
Rolland
Janice Guenther
Kansas City
Alice Ziegler
George Bartz
Fred Papenhausen
Tonganoxie
Henry Papenhousen
Fred Papenhousen
T. Diedrich
Otto Roseneau
Curtis Diedrich
Shirley
Marilyn
Helen June
Maxine
Diedrich
Robert Cory
Pauline Cory
Argel Cochran
Westmoreland
Gratzmacher
Landis
Charles Gerstenberger
Arvon Gale
Harry Hagenbuch
Wesley Haas
Lawrence
Ed Diedrich
Dorothea Bartz
B. and M. Amusement Company
Eudora
Eudora Flower Club
Ottawa
Wolfe
A. L. Cook
N. B. Beeler
Ray Morriss
Harold Daugherty
Gages Park
Everett Elmore
Sue Ann
Milton Beach
Addia Dickinson
Clarence Daugherty
George Gerstenberger
Bert Daughety
Ralph Nuttall
W. E. Schehrer
Church Street
Wayne Luther
DeSoto
Cora Hoskinson
Mary Vitt
Grandma Bohnsack
Italian cabinet debates war declaration wording
A scrambled news snippet notes the Italian cabinet discusses phrasing of its declaration of war against Austria-Hungary. The item then shifts to local notices, including a bungalow project in Kansas City, a park fund contribution, Odd Fellows officer elections, a high school commencement with sixteen graduates, and social events at local homes and clubs.
Library receives Official Atlas of Kansas 1887 donation
Mrs Governor Robinson donates the Official Atlas of Kansas 1887 and a new edition of History of Kansas to the City Library. The article notes rising library interest despite no free library yet and mentions a low membership price. Also listed are local items on roses, a patent hog trough sale, rain fears for wheat, Belgian Hare club meeting, and street curbing contract. Dr John T Moore travels to Hutchinson for a state pharmaceutical meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Robinson
Kansas
Sam Ellis
Lawrence
Johnathan Akers
Frank Myers
Union
F. S. Hester
Tennessee Street
City Council
Henry_ street
Henry
New Hampshire
L. L. Nicholson
Postal Telegraph Company
Vermont Street
John T. Moore
State Pharmaceutical ‘Association
Hutchinson
Eudora Social Roundup Includes Visits and Weddings
Local residents share weekend visits and church milestones. Families from Topeka Kansas City Excelsior Springs and Lawrence gather for dinners anniversaries and travel to see relatives. Community events include a carnival by B and M amusement and a flower club trip to Ottawa.
Texas Ranch Romance Amid Cattle Drive and Secrets
Larry, a newspaper reporter, returns to Texas and grows close to Monnie Miles, daughter of a tough rancher. As they share work on the roundup, past fires up to a speeding arrest and rodeo tricks surface, while Bentley’s snide comments fuel tension. Monnie’s charm shifts to a confident partner as old feuds fade and trust forms between them.
Power of the press fuels a canyon road mystery
In a tense scene Monnie faces Larry as he presses for details about a fatal canyon road crash. He discovers the dead man pulled from the burning car was his brother Hugh Collins, and Monnie guards her hidden knowledge while insisting she has told all she knows. The tension hints at secrets and a coming revelation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike
Bentley
Larry Collins
Larry
Monnie
Colonel
Barnes
Pete
Canyon
Monie
Hugh Collins
Psychological Tests for Liberty Memorial Seniors
High school seniors at Liberty Memorial prepare for psycho logical examinations conducted today by Prof A H Turney from the University of Kansas. Those advancing to the University may skip the exam next fall. A list of names appears for Kansas postmaster nominations in several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Turney
Liberty Memorial High School
University of Kansas
Radio Programs Wednesday and Thursday Evening Listings
Daily broadcast schedule listing KMBC WREN WDAF and other stations with shows including news, music, dramas, comedies, and sports. Notable items feature The Green Hornet, Glenn Miller and Kay Kyser orchestras, and Amos and Andy, plus weather forecasts and special programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren
KMBC
Bennie
WDAF
Airlines Ann
KMBOC
Newacast
Cavalers
WRIEN
Ben Bernie
Hollywood Playhouse
Dr. Christian
Star Theatre
Fred Allen
Glenn Miller
Orch
WDAKF
Kay Kyser
Amos and
Andy
Lanny Bogs
Richard Himber
Fred Waring
Clyde Bysom
Ray Herbeck
Associated Press
KMC
Mark Fisher
Carlos Molina
Dave Dennis
NBC
Lonnie and the Boys
WDAP
Harry Kogen
Orb
Cavaliers
KMAC
WMBC
Major Bowes
Rudy Vallee
Louis Johnson
Wren—Garela-Overlin Bout
Clenn Miller
Music Hall
Vox
Ray Kinney
Orc
Amos
KMBRA
Lanny Ross
WDAPF
Pennsylvania Or
KMEC
Mitchell Ayres
Ifred Waring
Wren—Pension Crusaders
Joe Reichman
KMBRC
Louis Prima
WRLN
George Duffy
NBRC
Novacast
Notable Names Listed in Local Juror Directory
The document lists multiple residents including George J. Roebuck Cherokee Wi nona D Stough Galva Gay A Small Gove Omar G peauahens Lakin William D Cloughlin Leon Howard H Spear Mound City Oscar J Strong Preston Ellen Rae Silvers Utica Iris C Schoper Waverly Grover P Nutt as part of a community directory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Roebuck
Winona D. Stough
Galva
Gay
A. Small
Gove
Omar G. Peauahens Lakin
William D. Cloughlin
Leon
Howard H. Spear
Mound City
Oscar J. Strong
Preston
Ellen Rae Silvers
Utica
Iris C. Schoper
Waverly
Grover P. Nutt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Journal-World
the World Company
W. C.simons
W. Murray
Dolph Simons
Bean
Massachusetts Street
Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
New York
West 44Th St
Chicago
Michigan Ave
San Francisco
Sansome
Los Angeles
New Orpheum
Baltimore Ave
St. Louis
Star
Detroit
General Motors
Atlanta
Walton
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Postoffice
Interior
Popular Front
Red
Alf
By Dewitt MacKenzie
Weygeand
The
Journal-World Today
J.G. Boyes
West Fifteenth Street
Austria-Hungary
S. Stewart
Mississippi
Missouri Avenue
Lawrence Clearing House Association
Woodlaral Park
Odd Fellows
Francis Brown
C. FE. Percy
Vanroy Miller
Thomas Green
A. Lawrence
I. C. Stevenson
Jacob Good
Eudora High School
Lot
Grace Ewing
Lydia Kanzig
Harry McCabrin
Helena Pfleger
Bernice Giffee
Ethel Kindred
Bertha Metz
John Smith
Harold Hall
Homer Koerner
Agnes Page
Edith Strobel
Tracy Harvey
Arthur Kraus
Esther Pfleger
Howard Woodward
M. E
William
Ed Steiners
Dorothy Rublee
Anna Haire
Ella’ Brown
Jessie Moon
Pearl Graeber
Will Chaperon
T.e.q.’S
Bowersock
Margaret Mitchell
Darline Woolsey
Ruth Dunmire
Olive Constant
Millie Carter
Elizabeth Plank
Monnie Miles
Mike Bentley
Collins
Panhandle
New Orleans
University
State
Dallas
Romance
Belleville
Lloyd A. Johnson
Enterprise
Clarence H. Johnson
Fort Leavenworth
William J. Lyons, Jr
Haven
Laurence C. Forker
Kiowa
William S. Harris
Lenora
Kathryn E. Schieferecke
Mankato
Glenn B. Hale
Nickerson
Florence J. Lehoan
Oberlin
Edwin W. Coldren
Osage City
Edwin Fitzgerald Hammon
Satanta
Raymond R. Staab
Solomon
George W. Lank
Sylvan Grove
William E. Wohler
Syracuse
Grover Miller
Tribune
Bessie M. Anderson
Wakeeney
Ernst H. Hillman
Ulysses
Charles W. Hickok
Victoria
Peter J. Romme
Arcadia
KFRA
Alfred Latham
Addison West
de Cru
E Oforeich
University of Kannas
Masa
Optometrist
Sneegas
N. B
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Peoples State Bank
9Th
Massachusetts
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