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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1942
Page
4
Hoover Warns of One Man Power and Free Speech Risk
Herbert Hoover warned Wednesday night that dictatorial powers during total war must be tied to the president while preserving the public right to informed comment and criticism. He warned that emergency measures risk becoming permanent in the American system, citing Europe and the New Deal era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
Europe
England
United States
Hoover
Installment Tax Plan May Withhold Taxes From Wages
The treasury weighs collecting next year's income taxes by withholding a portion of wages before they are due. Employers would remit the tax to the treasury, a method touted by publicity men as taxpayer friendly but seen as beneficial to the treasury. A 10 percent impound could ease payment timing for low income taxpayers while shifting burden ahead of due dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Wheat crop storage and area in Douglas and Osage counties
Reports show storage for this year’s wheat not a problem in the area. Farmers prefer a bigger challenge as last year’s Douglas county wheat plantings were below normal and much of the crop winter killed or lost to threats. Ore county is not expected to contribute notably to this year’s wheat surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Ore County
Navy to Train Machinist Mates at Kansas University
Navy plans move to Kansas University facilities for wartime training. Third floor administration building to serve as barracks and Union dining room as mess hall for about 500 men. Instruction to occur in university classrooms and in engineering shops and labs with adaptation of existing facilities to war needs to save time and cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
K.U
Union
Burma Rains Hit War Drive as Japan Delivers New Offensive
Monsoon storms begin in Burma and Japan renews its push in China. They have effectively blocked the Burma road to China and may anticipate a weakened Chinese resistance. The outcome hinges on Chinese and Russian capacities to sustain fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burma
China
Moscow
Submarine Menace On The Atlantic Narrowly Contained
Admiral Land told a Senate committee that the submarine threat in the Atlantic cannot be eliminated but can be limited and controlled. He noted WWI records show losses rose until countermeasures reduced impact and urged continued hunting of U boats rather than only increasing cargo deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Admiral Land
Maritime Commission
Senate
Americans Call For Equal Treatment Of Internees
American news correspondents returning from Japanese cells protest coddling of Japanese correspondents in luxury hotels. They argue Americans would not tolerate harsh treatment of any interned foreigner, but oppose giving Japanese in custody luxurious accommodations. If concentration camps are acceptable for Americans in Japan, they are acceptable for Japanese nationals here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Construction Jobs Resume After Lengthy Winter Recess
After months of waiting two paid projects are progressing in the city. Winter and early spring conditions caused a long pause in this type of work. The season is slowly yielding, with activity returning.
Experts believe Normandie salvage possible for peace conference use
Experts say the liner Normandie may be salvaged and, if work is accelerated, could be used to transport delegates to the peace conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normandie
Lawrence News Roundup: Local Educators and Events
Lawrence notes: H L Baker appointed Yale education instructor for 1932 33. six Sachems initiated at KU. Holmes vs McCoy tennis match pending. KU summer journalism classes taught by L N Flint. birth of a daughter to Dr. and Mrs Anderson in Kansas City. social events at Bridgeport Conn and Lawrence clubs. KU to grant 71 master’s degrees on June 6. Wichita tornado tragedy with six killed forty injured. Winona Street paving underway. local farming summer job pool. Bak er Univ expects strong teams. interpreters hired for Douglas county Mexican registration. auction club hosts and whist party planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Baker
Lawrence High School
Yale University
Sachems
University of Kansas
Rock Chalk Cairn
C. B. Holmes
Wayne McCoy
University of Southern California
L. N. Flint
Arthur S. Anderson
Bell Memorial Hospital
Kansas City
W. C. Simons
Calibourne Johnson
Bridgeport
Conn
C. C. Stewart
Conrad McGrew
Russell Cooper
E. A. Edwards
Topeka
Episcopal Church
Lawrence
K. U
W. F. Blackmar
Wichita
Winona Street
E. Shearer
Eudora
Karl Schlademann
Baker University
Douglas County
Japan moves to consolidate in China amid axis strategy shifts
The analysis argues Japan has resumed large scale efforts in eastern China after Pearl Harbor, pouring 125000 troops into Chekiang Fukien and Kiangsi to pacify and pressure allied air bases. It suggests Japan aims to finish China, avoids broad India or Australia invasions, and implies axis collaboration with Germany is over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axis
Japan
China
Free China
Yunnan
Burma
Chekiang
Fukien
Kiangsi
East China
Tokyo
Pearl Harbor
Asia
West Pacific
India
Australia
East India
Coral Sea
U. S
Germany
Siberia
United Nations
Flashes of Life and Oddities Across Cities
Easy Come Easy Go at Coney Island sees Peter Wishnitz swim fully clothed and lose a $10 bet. charged with disorderly conduct and fined. In Little Rock a reverse driving car backs through three intersections before police catch it. the driver forfeits a $10 bond on reckless driving as the meter shows reverse travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Peter Wishnitz
Coney Island
Little Rock
E. Johnson
Wrote His Own Ticket in Santa Fe Insubordination Note
A Las Cruces man registered as a conscientious objector in Santa Fe and filled out the questionnaire about war objections, adding a postscript declaring belief in killing Japs and implying he would act on it. Authorities note he will get his chance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
N.M
Las Cruces
P.S
Fine Feathered Find Delivers Postage Prank to Kansas City
W F Ditch trapped a robin in his yard and found an unused two cent stamp on its tail. He released the bird and used the stamp to mail his gas bill payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
W. F. Ditch
Earache prompts kernel removal for child at Laurel
Walking Garden Nebraska reports seven year old Donnie Cook son of Mr and Mrs Albert Cook suffered a severe earache for a week. A physician removed a sprouting oats kernel from his ear ending the discomfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel
Neb
Donnie Cook
Albert Cook
McDonald Hired as El Dorado High Coach
James W. McDonald, former Yates Center athletic coach of four years, is hired to fill the El Dorado high school vacancy. He will coach football and teach physical education starting next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Dorado High
el Dorado
Kan
James W. McDonald
Yates Center
el Dorado High School
Survey on Use of Cars Proposes Nationwide Gas Rationing
The Brookings Institution urged immediate gasoline rationing to preserve tires and autos for essential war use. It warned that several million private cars may be requisitioned in 1943 to maintain transportation, with 27 million cars on the road justifying selective gas allocation and possible urban transfer of vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Brookings Institution
Charles L. Dearing
Brookings Survey
Lundgren Named State Labor Commissioner in Kansas
Lundgren, 34, of Salina and former president of the Kansas State Federation of Labor, is appointed by Gov. Ratner as state labor commissioner. He succeeds Jeff A. Robertson, recently named chairman of the state corporation commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
A. V. Lundgren
Salina
Kansas State Federation of Labor
Lundgren
Payne Ratner
Jeff A. Robertson
State Corporation Commission
Salina Journal
State Labor Federation
Kansas City
U. S. Division of Labor Standards
Kansas Industrial Development Commission
Minneapolis
Kan
Man Offers Free Denture Work to Join Army
Topeka on May 22 Pi Ray Jackson, 39, proposed a dentist perform free dental work, so he could enlist and fight for both men. He was rejected due to his own bad teeth. he then made the offer hoping to serve in the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Pi—Ray Jackson
Steel shortage delays Topeka underpass completion
Topeka May 22 due to inability to obtain needed steel a new underpass on highway 75 south of Topeka likely won’t be finished until after the war. Work started a year ago and traffic is detoured over the Santa Fe tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Highway 75
Santa Fe
Fortys Years Ago Ft Scott Pioneer Charles Goodlander Died
Forty years ago Charles W. Goodlander known as the father of Ft. Scott died early Thursday. Prof J D S Riggs president of Ottawa university is in town today. Prof and Mrs Sayre to entertain the K U Senior Pharmies at dinner tomorrow evening. Eggs bring 12 per dozen butter 14 cents per pound. G H Brune of Lake View in Lawrence. Pendleton house shipped four carloads of butter and eggs this week. West Lawrence maple trees damaged by wind. A D Cling sold 133 acres for 3000 to Mrs Wise of Stanton county. New canvas awning added in front of the pool hall on Massachusetts street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Goodlander
Ft. Scott
J. D. S. Riggs
Ottawa University
West Lawrence
A. D. Cling
Pleasant Grove
Foreign agents warned landed on Maine coast
Augusta Maine May 22 CP Francis H Farnum state director of civilian defense says accurate information shows foreign agents have recently been landed on the coast of Maine others have come into the state from Canada or other parts of the United States They are there for no good purpose and are in our midst now They come to plot to damage to destroy Farnum adds that civilians and volunteer defense corps were warned in Boston to watch for enemy action along the New England coast and that parachutists or airborne troops may be landed in Maine and bands of fifth columnists organized He urges the public to be vigilant think before acting but act instantly if suspicions cannot be fully satisfied
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Francis H. Farnum
Maine
Canadian
United States
Farnum
Volunteer Defense Corps
Boston
New England
Baldwin News Shared Visits and Local Senior News
Rev and Mrs Howard Yoder and children visited Baldwin with missionary ties in Peru. Dr Nelson P Horn travels to Indianola to attend the new Simpson College resident. Dr Harold W Guest in Topeka for war bond business. Mrs Samuel A Deel returned from Kansas City. Clyde Stewart now walks with a cane after breaking his hip in December. Ray Baker and children visit Baldwin from Santa Ana. Mrs Inez P Ross received a Mother's Day cable from Capt Donald C Ross in Iceland. Rev Donald F Ebright spoke on The Thirsty Land with a color reels presentation. Leisure Hour club enjoyed a garden picnic at the Garrett home with new officers named. Baker School of Music seniors gave graduation recitals including Allderdice Lawrence Singular Garder. Mrs Walter Bailey and Miss Iva Clark returned to Rochester after Baldwin visit. Terry Vincent, Baker senior, commissioned as ensign in US Naval Reserves to enter KU June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Yoder
Jean
Barbara
Charles
Winfield
Methodist
Clyde Brewster
Peru
Nelson P. Horn
Indianola
Simpson College
Harold W. Guest
Topeka
Ray Baker
Patty Lou
Jimmy Alvin
Santa Ana
Calif
Alvin F. Baker
Gilbert Atherton
Inez P. Ross
Donald C. Ross
Iceland
A.E.F
Air Corps
Donald F. Ebright
Cawnpore
India
Fellowship Hall
Ebright
Leisure Hour Club
Willard H. Garrett
Garrett
Carl B. Butell
Baldwin
Alfred E. Leach
Terry
Vincent
Baker
Medical Corps
U. S Naval Reserves
University of Kansas
Untrained Volunteers Seen as Liability by Warden Advocates
Chanute May 22 A State Representative Donald W Stewart of Independence says un trained volunteer firemen and air raid wardens are a liability in emergencies. He urged Kansas peace officers to train civilians noting trained volunteers could protect the untrained majority in a crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute
Donald W. Stewart
Independence
Kansas
Stewart
Car Plunges Into Kaw River Near Topeka
A car plunged 60 feet down an embankment into the Kaw River near Topeka early today. Charles Rodecker and Arnold Strunk, both of Topeka, escaped serious harm after breaking a window as the car became partly submerged. Wreckers worked to extricate the auto this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kaw
Charles Rodecker
Arnold Strunk
Althe
Caribbean Crisis twists in a Dutch island tale
Four visitors arrive on Bl Talcott's post in the Caribbean as auditor Halsey accuses Talcott of a payroll fraud. MacDowell, a detective, and June Paterson join the intrigue while smugglers and two new arrivals loom. Talcott defends his record as Struthers plots to seize control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bl Talcott
Halsey
Bill
MacDowell
Bil
June Paterson
Maartha Swengon
Prof
Constantine
Newark
Bill Talcott
New York
Struthers
Mr. MacDowell
Talcott
Federal Chemical
Struthers and
Radio Schedule Snapshot May 22 to 24 Broadcasts
Readable listing of Friday to Sunday programs across WREN KMBC WDAF IKkKMBC WDAKF including news, music, comedy, and drama units. Notable items include The Lone Ranger and Red Cross Show on Friday evening and Baseball score updates plus Jazz and orchestras through Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren—Lum
Abner
KMBC
Terry and the Pirates
WDAF
Jack Armstrong
Wren
IMBC
Fred Waring
Orch
World Today
Ikkkmbc
Red Cross
Hank Keene
Armas
Gang Busters
Kate Smith
Ontario
Tk.c
Louisville
Ginny Simms
Bob Hawk
Grand Central
Frank Parker
Gabriel Heatter
Amos and
Andy
KMBE
Cavaliers
Edward Tomlinson
KMHC
WDAP
Wren—Resange
Israel
KMRA
WDAKF
NBC
Eec
NKMBC
Timie
the Teller
Wdafkf
Emma Otero
K.C
KMLBC
Bill Stern
Ted Steele
Frazier Hunt
WDAPF
Carmen Cavallero
Muehlebach
Ray Fleatherton
Raymond Scott
Wren—Newa
Ina Ray Hutton
Wren—Tarry James
Neil Bondshu
Treasury
Tommy Dorsey
U.P
WDA
ALD
A. Kostelanetz
Ord
John Tompkins
The
Pacific
William L. Shirer
Wren—Sweet and Mello
London
Bobby Tucker
Melody Ranch
Jack Benny
John Freedom
Kmbc—World News
Edgar Bergan
Walter Winchell
Fred Allen
Parker Familly
John
Diane
Jefters
Goodwill
Burns and Allen
KIBC
Clifton Utley
Buddy Franklin
Wdaf—Maritime Commission
KMPEC
Kay Kyser
Forskine Hawkins
Will Osborne
Stan Wenton
Muehiebach
United Press News
A.P. News
Sunday school and church change to summer 10 a.m.
Washington Creek notes a summer time shift for church activities to 10 o clock. The column lists visits from Salina to local families including the Wolfs and Postmas. Several families from California Wichita and Lawrence are mentioned visiting Read as a social roundup with neighborhood updates and Memorial hospital admission for Mrs. Brisbane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Frank
Nada Jean
Salina
William Wolfe
Misa Vera Postma
Asa Postma
Rappard
Globe
Chris Miller
Patricia Jo Ann
California
Walter Kampschroeder
Clinton
Maurice Brisbane
Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Charles Weybright
Axa Postma
Ben Mohler
Howard Dillon
John Metsker
John
Also Mentioned on This Page
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Journal-World
United States of America
United America
George Lawrance
Carl Graeber
DeWitt MacHenzie
Brookings Institute
Jeff Robertson
State Labor Board
Topekan
Dentist
Civilian Defense Director
Baldwin News
Wardens
NEA Service, Inc
Pertin
Leonard Halsex
As Talcott
Ramona
Shep Fields
H. V
Moonbramsa
Ore
Ersakine Hawkins
Val Ernie
Muchlebacher
Newa
Wdakesalps
Kmbuc—Cross
ISMBC
Columbia Symphony
Hollywood Church
Cavalers
Army Hour
Washington Creek
Optometrist
B. G. Gustafson
J. R. Payne
Rexall Drug Store
Glenn Charlton
Charlton
Agency
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