Journal-World Dispatches and Notices November 22 1941
Subscriptions and advertising details for the Lawrence Kansas Journal-World are listed with office contact numbers and rates. The paper notes Associated Press and Audit Bureau affiliations and describes publication timing and mail delivery expectations. The issue closes with a Psalm 23:4 quotation and comfort verse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
New York
West 44Th St
Chicago
North Michigan Ave
San Francisco
Sansome
Los Angeles
New Orpheum
Kansas City
Baltimore Ave
St. Louis
Star
Detroit
General Motors
Atlanta
Walton
Associated Press
Ews
Member
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Safety Campaign Aims to Cut Traffic Toll for Football Game
State highway patrol and local police joined to secure main roads between Kansas City and Lawrence for the Kansas Missouri football game. Officers watched north and south river routes to aid motorists and reduce travel casualties. The effort earned public approval as officials hoped to limit losses to the football score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Patrol
Kansas City
Lawrence
Government Acts to Seize Plants Over Labor Trouble
The piece argues the government plans to take industrial plants from owners to resolve labor strikes. It criticizes this left handed approach, noting owners have run plants and paid good wages while defense production suffers. It contends the government should defend the right of Americans to work to keep production moving.
Miners, Pickets Clash Raise Jeopardy in Pennsylvania
A reporter amid Pennsylvania mining strife faced threats from pickets while watching the strike mood. Miners near a protest mine resent distant pickets dictating work or idle hours. The clash risks gunfire as factions refuse mediation and the CIO warns against government intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.I.0
Pennsylvania
Morgenthau's Check Off Tax Allegedly Borrowed From Lewis
The Independence Reporter says Morgenthau’s plan to raise the payroll tax to 15 percent mirrors John L. Lewis and the check off method for union dues. It argues Morgenthau is simply copying Lewis who used the tactic to collect dues through workers in union standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgenthau
John L. Lewis
Independence Reporter
Lewis
Hidden Deductions From Wages Fray over Union Fees
The piece argues that workers never see the full pay as deductions go to the union and government. It warns payroll check-offs will grow with rising revenue needs, leaving workers with less before union leaders and the state take their shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Union Treasuries
Uncle Sam
Planned War Campaign in Africa Intensifies Battle Stakes
The article notes that the African campaign is carefully planned by the British who cannot afford to lose, while the Germans face likely losses. The struggle in Africa is portrayed as as crucial as the fight for Russia, with opening phase reports favorable to Britain but the main battle still ahead. Allies strike axis strongholds in Libya with full force, signaling Africa's impact on the war's final outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Russia
Libya
Sands of
Cyrenaica
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Roosevelt waits on Lewis as coal strike drags on
President Roosevelt awaits John L. Lewis's decision as miners struggle in captive mines. Analysts say Congress may assume responsibility, while strikes worsen. Output is under 25 percent with sympathy actions cutting production in commercial mines. Public hopes for a decisive move to end the slow motion crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
John L. Lewis
Congress
Lewis
Battle of the Atlantic may still worsen with new risks
Analysts caution the worst may lie ahead in the Atlantic war as shipments rise and losses fall, but new dangers could emerge if German forces reach Dakar, altering the favorable balance and threatening supply lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle of the Atlantic
Dakar
Defense highway bill eyeing Topeka to Junction City bypass
The President signed a defense appropriations bill that could reopen consideration of a proposed road south of the river from Topeka to Junction City. The bypass would divert traffic around Fort Riley and relieve the Highway 40 bottleneck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Junction City
Fort Riley
German forces face strategic crisis in Cyrenaica fight
DeWitt Mackenzie notes a turning tide as British forces outmatch German and Italian troops in Cyrenaica. The axis defense collapses, prompting Hitler to seek Allied French collaboration to hold North Africa while plans shift toward Moscow. General Weygand is dismissed as propaganda escalates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Rostov on-Don
Hitler
Moscow
Africa
North
Mediterranean
Weygand
Fuehrer
French North Africa
Civic strife halts pro Japanese government plan in Manchuria
Reports say a threat of civic unrest at Harbin delayed the plan to establish a pro Japanese administration at Tsitsihar after the Chinese army evacuated following last Wednesday's Japanese offensive. Rain later added to the disruption as weather records were set in Douglas county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbin
Tsitsihar
Manchuria
C. J. Posey
Douglas County
Eldridge Hotel
Washington Post No. 12
Grand Army
Washington Post
A. J. Parnell, Jr
Michigan Cavalry
Lookout Mountain
Kansas
Union Pacific
Visits and family gatherings in Eudora area
EUDORA residents host relatives from San Diego Kansas City and Fresno visiting Melvin Wilson and family. A Fresno couple with daughter stayed with J O Scott and John Papenhausen families. A surprise shower honors Mrs Wayne Reusch, a fall bride, with friends and relatives attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Rothberger
San Diego
Calif
Melvin Wilson
Eben Scott
Kansas City
J. O. Scott
John Papenhausen
Barbara
Fresno
Fred Papenhausen
Wayne Reusch
Arline
Opening quail season begins December first
Forty years ago notes say quail season opens December first and runs through the month as farmers corral cattle. A burglar was deterred at J H Glathart by a thrown wood. KU museum expansion and a Christmas art shop plan move ahead. Associated Charities lists committees and members overseeing finance auditing industrial education penny savings employment care of homeless children and related work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Glathart
Guenther
Associated Charities
Mar
F. E. Stimpson
Mra. T. Street
John Hume
E. F. Stanley
A. Whitman
Cassie Quinlan
Louise Towne
Helen D. McCrory
F. C. West
Augusta A. Phillips
Ella P. McAllaster
Sarah A. Woodward
Annie J. Prentiss
C. E. Witham
Lucy Lane
Eleanor L. Henley
Local social and club notices from Eudora area events
Numerous social visits and club meetings detailed including dinners in Kansas City hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Papenhausen and Mr. and Mrs. Reusch. Eudora Flower club and Minerva Rebekah lodge reported meetings with elected officers and program notes. Rev Rapier underwent a successful operation and is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert Reusch
John Reusch
Donna
Alice Ziegler
Louise Lotz
Caroline Bohnsack
Fred Lotz
C. B. Johnson
George Lothholz
J. D. Adams
Anderson
Charlotte Weidensaul
Myrrice- Ott
Kermit Franks
Billy Weidensaul
K. U
Eudora Flower Club
Sarah Hausman
Lucy Kaegi
Woodrow
Minnie Jones
Sue Wolfe
Bertha Peschel
Vernon Terral
H. Reifschneider
Terrell
Ray Ogden
Frank Greiner
Minerva Rebekah Lodge
Noble Grand
Marie Colman
Effie Morriss
Elfreda Westerhouse
Mabel Nieder
Grant Edelbrock
Mary Edelbrock
Kansas City
Kate Edelbrock
Mary Cook
Pete Edelbrock
Charline
Rapier
Charline Edelbrock
Louis
Daugherty
Rebekah
Vera Rose Gerstenberger
Lorene
Sewing Club Planned at Nursery PTA Meeting
The nursery school PTA planned a sewing club for mothers and friends to aid in making needed articles for the children. The first meeting is Friday December 5 at 1 15 p m at the nursery with supplies to bring. December 19 is the next gathering. Mrs Evelyn Hornberger led the session in Mrs Orva Dodson’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T.A
Evelyn Hornberger
Orva Dodson
Lawrence Forum Presenter Leads Morning Program
Lawrence Sunday Forum from Washburn College will present a program led by Miss Alice Monroe of Topeka. The event is tomorrow at 5 o'clock at the Ninth Street Baptist Church in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Sunday Forum Aeroup
WashL=rn college
Alice Monroe
Topeka
Lawrence Sunday Forum
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Inheritance Dilemma Sparks Marriage Pact
Stephen Curt, a famed writer, offers Diana Tucker $10,000 and six months of marriage to secure his $2,000,000 inheritance. Ellen Curt, his stepmother, approves after testing Diana's honesty. Diana plans to consult her father before Wednesday's meeting to finalize the scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Curt
Diana Tucker
Richard Thorpe
Diana
Curt
Bebe Curt
Ellen Curt
Stephen
Mrs. Curt
Tucker
Stephn
Ellen
Dabney Brown
Old Ellen
Old Ellen Curt
Radio Station Saturday Night Program Grid Brief
A dense listing outlines WREN KMBC and WDAF radio schedules for Saturday November 22 with multiple shows from football finals to orchestras. It includes program names, hosts, and time slots across stations, plus Sunday and Monday additions and weather notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren
Jean Cavall
KMBC
WDAF
Cavaliers
Israel
Little Ol
Hollywood
Wayne King
Grand Ole Opry
Guy Lombardo
Wdaf—Playhouse
Ted Steele
Hobby Lobby
Elmer Davis
Jimmy Flynn
Frank Black
WRIEN
Wren—Newvs
Bill Stern
Sammy Kaye
Brush Creek Follies
Carl Ravazza
Henry King
Blue Barron
Claude Thornhill
Ramon Ramos
Orch
H. V. Kaltenborn
America
Hollywood Church
Tony Wons
Sneens
Mike
Wren—Pearson
Mom
Wee Flags
Helen Hayes Theatre
Bergen
Walter Winchell
Parker
John
Dinsh ‘Shore
Goodwill
Kmbcl
Newatast
Gabriel Heatter
Jimmy James’' Orch
Wdaf—Mushal Melting Pot. 10:30—Wren—Lou Breeze's Porch. Kmbc—People’s Plateen
A.P
Woody Herman
Moonbeams
Richard Himber
Ikkmbc
Muehlebach Or
United Press News
Wren—A.p
Kmbc—Press News
Ted West
KMBEC
Jack Armstrong
Tom Mix
Fred Waring
Wren—Waltz
Frank Parker
Blondie
John Gunther
Elmer Davia
National Radio Forum
Brewster Family
Orson Welles
Lum
Abner
Amos and
Andy
Lanny Roan
Wdaf—Orchestra
Glenn Miller
Weather Man
Newacast
Lou Breeze
the World Today
Moonbeama
Raymond Scott
Alvino Rey
Cab Calloway
Moon River
Press News
DAF
Flashes of Life and Local Feuds Spotted in Briefs
Hartford hotel receives a note offering two dollars to cover a towel loss from 1923 or 1924 and asks for charitable donation of any excess. In Spokane, Rev Jerry Owen serves Thanksgiving dinner to the homeless and reports a missing diamond tie clasp. Indianapolis drunken driving case ends with a judge sentencing 54 dollars fine and 30 days. testimony interruption follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Spokane
Wash
Jerry Owen
Indianapolis
Dewey E. Myers
Tax Conference Seeks Tax Plan For Defense Plants
In Topeka on November 22, officials discuss taxation on defense plants. John McCuish invites representatives from Iowa Missouri Arkansas and Oklahoma to join talks on applying state sales and use taxes to defense facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
John McCuish
The
State Taxation Commission
Iowa
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Six Hundred Two Students Enroll in Junior Red Cross
Principal Neal Wherry announced that 602 Liberty Memorial High School students joined the Junior Red Cross and contributed a total of 38 dollars and 70 cents. Ten class groups achieved 100 percent participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Liberty Memorial High School
Neal Wherry
Also Mentioned on This Page
Journal-World BY the World Company
C. Simons
W. Murray
Doles Simons
Massachusetts Street
Journal-World
John Lewis
Arsenal
Dewitt MacKenzie
Fred Vanderschmidt
Town of
McLouth
Francis Joseph of
Austria
Schoenbrunn Castle
Vienna
Francisco
Ellis T. Johnston
Jersey Street
Johnston
Frances Patton
Oliver Rolfs
Alfred Elliott
Will Johns
Herbert Husted
Will Robinson
J. R. Good
Nebraska Corkhuskers
John Melvin
S. P. Byrd
E. S. Crocker
Linwood
Eastern Star
Eudora
Sewing Club
NEA Service, Inc
Radio 1
KFKU
Mary Morrison
Hermina Zipple
Memorial Une Fon and
Food Service
Optometrist
B. G. Gustafson
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!