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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1940
Page
4
Right to Work Bill Signals War-Era Labor Tension
A proposed federal right to work measure would bar union membership from defense workers and curb strikes. The piece cites Vultee Aircraft and an aluminum plant walkout as leverage points, while urging unions to avoid actions that jeopardize the defense effort and noting possible suspension of the strike right during the emergency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Vultee Aircraft Works
Green
A.F.L
Ice on the Wires Hits Texas Panhandle Power Lines
A freezing drizzle iced wires across the Texas Panhandle causing widespread power and communications outages. Utilities mobilized crews to restore service quickly, though water pressure failures occurred in Amarillo and nearby cities during the disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Panhandle
Amarillo
Missouri governor-elect seeks bipartisan study commission on state government overhaul
The governor-elect plans to appoint a bipartisan commission to study reorganizing Missouri state government. Topics include tax collection by ten agencies, overlapping agency work, relief administration, and the creation of a state civil service. Changes may unfold gradually, but starting the study is already a step.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Relief Administration
Weather Delays Face of Army Training Reception
Defense trainees gathering at reception centers face bad weather but shelters with substantial roofs and walls will protect air during training. Army officials say preparations will not entail undue exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Defense bill eyed to improve health of charges before release
The defense bill reportedly lacks explicit health provisions yet aims to return those in care to civilian life in better physical condition than when received.
Ghost sea raider spotted near hemisphere defense zone
The ghost sea raider has appeared briefly outside the hemisphere defense zone and may be operating within it. News of shelling near Puerto Rico prompted no British navy statement, but lack of comment does not mean inaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemisphere
Puerto Rico
German Vessels in Tampico Harbor Prep For Dash Outside
German ships in Tampico harbor appear to be arming for another attempt to break out. The same American destroyers, misidentified as enemy warships before, continue patrolling the gulf waters. The Germans doubt they are the only armed traders in Tampico traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampico
Gulf
Bulgars Delay Axis Entry as Hitler Sets European Timetable
The Bulgars show reluctance to join the axis and plan postponement. Hitler dictates the European timetable, with delays possibly tied to Russia's resistance to letting the axis advance too quickly across Bulgaria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Europe
Bulgaria
Russia
Albanians Move Against Retreating Italians in War’s Turbulent Tide
The Albanians are described as descending from the hills to attack retreating Italian forces. The report notes other nationalities including French, Belgian, Dutch, Danish, Norwegian, Polish and Czech troops waiting for opportunities to strike back at Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Congress Faces Quorum Strain Slows Remaining Session
With quorum difficulty rising, Congress is unlikely to transact much more business this session. Lawmakers appear focused on staying vigilant at home and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
British Find Italian Tanks Have Thinner Rear Armor
In a Libya engagement British forces observed that Italian tanks showed thinner armor at the rear. This weakness aligns with recent indications of where defense is most needed for Italian armor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libya
Uruguay’s Foreign Minister Faces Possible Resignation Over Naval Base Talks
Uruguayan foreign minister could resign after beginning negotiations with the United States on naval bases, prompting questions about unity in hemisphere defense plans and long-term regional coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uruguay
United States
Douglas County Man Called for Colors by Volunteer
A volunteer has issued the first call for a man from Douglas County to join the colors as conscription has not yet hit the area hard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Seismic Relief Cites Global Sea Level Rise Note
Chanute Tribune reports a California seismologist downplays alarm about rising sea level four inches globally claiming such change has occurred in the last century. He says Hudson Bay could become a millpond only over 30 000 to 40 000 years and land subsidence at two to three inches per century offers slight relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Tribune
Hudson Bay
California
Greece aPossible Balkan pivot battles Axis gains
The piece argues Greece’s success against Italy could reshape Balkan power and deter Berlin. It notes Romania Hungary Slovakia joining the axis, Bulgaria’s tentative position, and Turkey’s warning to bulgaria while Greece and Yugoslavia push back. British aid could tilt the outcome.
Woodring Wins Kansas Governorship by Narrow Plurality
Harry Woodring, a Democrat, was officially declared winner of the Kansas governorship by a 251 vote plurality over Republican Haucke. The report also notes a fire at Blue Jay dance hall and adjacent property in Williams town Junction, with losses estimated at 600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Woodring
Kansas
Haucke
Blue Jay
Williamstown Junction
P. D. Olmstead
Fetelle Banks
June
Genevieve Davison
Miss Davison
H. J. Peterson
Huelan Richardson
Hazel Pyle
Gertrude Davison
Helen Davison
Harry Windroff
Murray Feiler
Kenneth Coffman
Rennerd Turkle
Banks
Robert Learned
Martha
S. Learnard
KE. R. Learned
G. W. Hunsinger
Memorial Hospital
George .Elroy
E. M. Cameron
Richmond
Harry Davis
Grace McGee
Agens
Thomas and
Vernon
Franklin, Neb
Vaughn earns credit for news of game after storm
Miles W. Vaughn University student for the Journal-World kept the world informed from Columbia after wires were cut. He relayed big bulletins from a house phone to Western Union as others followed suit. The record covers Axis and local events including Nogales firefight and French Alps winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles W. Vaughn
Journal-World
Columbia
Rollins Field
Western Union
Vaughn
Nogales
Ariz
France
Vosges
Karl Klooz
Lawrence
Alfreda Anderson
Ottawa
J. Emmett
Ed Emmett
Mary Evelyn
Kansas City
Eva Emmett
Pratt
C W. Swarr
Marriage Licenses Issued in Kansas from Probate Office
Marriage licenses were issued to Joseph William Thompson of Tonganoxie and Edna Mae Cobbs of Kansas City Missouri. Marion F. Peterson of Lawrence and Beulah B. K. Black of Tonganoxie. Glenn Turner and Mary Katherine Howard, both of Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph William Thompson
Tonganoxie
Edna Mae Cobbs
Kansas City
Marion F. Peterson
Lawrence
Beulah BK. Black
Glenn Turner
Mary Katherine Howard
City Library to Close for Thanksgiving Day
Miss Lilian Constant, librarian, announced the city library will be closed all day Thursday in observance of Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Library
Lilian Constant
Thanksgiving Dinner Hosts Mentioned by Spaldings and Knabes
The Spaldings and Knabes hosted a Thanksgiving dinner yesterday at their home. Guests included Mr and Mrs Art Spalding Otto Barteldes and Mr and Mrs Snarr Mr and Mrs Henry Knabe Lawrence guests were Mr and Mrs Lou Rocklund and Miss Bertha Knabe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Spalding
Art Spalding
Otto Barteldes
Snarr
Henry Knabe
Lawrence
Lou Rocklund
Bertha Knabe
Enlistment Drive Aims To Raise Filipino Soldiers
Army officials urge enrolling 15 000 Filipinos to fight rebels in the Philippines. Troops face equipment burdens and tropical fevers. Also notes social and local items including a singer at Kansas City and church heating issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
J. M. Searles
Oklahoma
Frederica Bullene
Denver Post
George Davis
Kansas City
Greenland
Adah Mabelle ‘Bryant
Lawrence
Ed Hope
Charles Jones
Barteides
Methodist
Merchants’ Athletic Association
Meet Your Kansas Artist in National Art Week Sales
In connection with National Art Week and National Art Fair Week November 25 to December 1 a series of introductions to Kansas artists will be made by the state committee. Paul William Mannen of Topeka born 1906 now lives in Lawrence is KU arts graduate and OSU art master. instructor at Torea Community Art Center and represented in Spooner Thayer Museum. He painted murals for the Federal Art Project and portraits for the anatomy department at KU. Mannen won the 1937 Sween Stakes Oil Prize at the Kansas City Art Institute show and will be represented by oils and water colors in National Art Fair Week sales exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
State Committee
Paul William Mannen
Topeka
Lawrence
Mr .Mannen
Kansas University
Ohio State
Toreka Community Art Center
Spooner Thayer Museum
Lawrenc
Federal Art
Student Union
Mannen
Kansas City Art Institute
Plane to Outdo Stukas in New British Craft
Britain is developing a new type of plane to cooperate with land forces. Air experts say the craft would render German dive bombers obsolete and enhance air army coordination for land operations. Air Marshal A. S. Barratt will lead the RAF army cooperation command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
France
Flanders
R.A.F
A. S. Barratt
Miss Harper to Represent Kansas at National Scholastic Press Meet
Miss Iva Belle Harper Liberty Memorial high school journalism instructor leaves tomorrow noon for Cleveland Ohio to represent Kansas high school journalism departments at the National Scholastic Press association convention November 28 to 30. She was recently elected president of the Kansas Association of Journalism Teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva Belle Harper
Liberty Memorial High School
Cleveland
Kansas High School
National Scholastic Press Association
Miss Harper
Kansas Association of Journalism Teachers
Army Trainees Head for Fort Crook After Induction
Forty nine drafted men, the first group to be inducted into service, left from Fort Leavenworth reception center for six weeks of training at Fort Crook in Nebraska. A year's Journal-World subscription costs 2.50 or 3.00 depending on distance, a Christmas reminder gift option. Phone 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Crook Leavenworth
Kan
Fort Leavenworth
Ft. Crook, Neb
Journal-World
Acard
Dancing With Ronica Sparks York Awakening
Dr. Woodrow York confronts a social whirl at the Pueblo University scene as Ronica Bailey invites him to a dance while Andre Girardeau seeks a match with Ronica's circle. The tale follows campus romance, rival ambitions, and a dramatic road to the Saturday dance at the Rocking A Ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronnie
Dr. York
Wes
Woodrow Wesley York
America
Ronica Bailey
Andre Girardeau
Big Pueblo University
University
Mr. Girardeau
Varsity
Ronica
Andre
East
Thorely
Montoya
Miss Montoya
Rocking Branch
Local Baldwin Notes Highlight Social Visits and Thanks
Baldwins social scene records Miss Mildred Hahn’s Thanksgiving in Kansas City and Lyle Armel joining the KU Endowment staff. Families, dinners, and gatherings appear across Baldwin with legions of relatives visiting Lawrence, Topeka, and Kansas City.
Radio Programs Tuesday and Wednesday Evening Listings
Radio schedules for November 26 27 show a dense lineup across WREN KMBC WDAF and associated networks. Programs include Tom Mix Safety Fair Abe Lyman's Orch Johnny Presents and sports updates with notable stars and orchestras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren— Barton
Wren Safety Fair School
Wpoaf
Jack Armstrong
Wren
Tom Mix
KMBC
WDAF
Fred Waring
Orch
Texas Rangers
Abe Lyman
Ben Bernie
Court of Missing
Johnny
Grand Central
KEMBC
Professor Quist
Glenn Miller
Chicago Better Business Bureau
Vaughn Monroe
Walter
Edward Weeks
Amos and
Andy
Lanny Ross
Tommy Dorsey
Moonli Ns
Jimmy Dorsey
Ramon Ramos
Meadowbrook
Tony Pastor
Bud Barton
Safety Fair School
Kansas City Cinex
Mr. Meek
Orcheatre
Wren—Heasy
Edward G. Robinson
Hollywood Playhouse
Manhattan
Dr. Christian
Elmer Davis
Industry
National Defense
Star Theater
Eddie Cantor
Jimmy Flynn
Orc
Wee Ae
Kyser
MBC O
Bob Hannon
U. S
Glen Miller
Rhythm Riders
Muehlebach Or
the World Today
Associated Press News
Newacast
Moonbeams
Charlie Spivak
Terry Shand
Tee
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Yr C
Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
New Fork
West 44Th St
Chicago
North Sientees Ave
San Francisco
Sanso
Los Angeles
New Orphen
Baltimore
St. Louis
Star
Detroit
General Motors
Atlanta
Walton
Associated Press
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Senate
Supreme Court
William King
By Dewitt MacKenzie
Mussolini
Greece
Balkans
Italy
Japan
Albania
Axis
England
Gerany
Berlin
Rumania
Hungary
Slovakia
Yugoslavia
Turkey
Dardanelles
Near East
Englamd
Mediterranean
Garden of Eden
Arms
Fuehrer
F. B. McCulloch
J. O. Garrison
Marvin Hyre
Springfield
Stukas
Lutheran Church
Sitka
Alaska
Uncle Sam
Hugh Dowler
Dowler
Wyoming
Dude College
NEA Service. Inc
Wesley York
Baldwin News
Mildred Hahn
Lyle O. Armel
Endowment Association
University of Kansas
Baker University
Sigma Phi Epsilon
J. H. Wright
Joyce
Joel
Hopkins
Homer K. Ebright
Wright
Earl Black
Robert C. Mitchell
Sumatra
Dutch East Indies
Mitchell
Dutch Standard Oil Company
Gilbert Kapelle
North Eighth Street
Lawrence L. Thompson
Baldwin Schools
Camp Funston
Kansas City Star
Elsie Power
Ives Chapel
A. A. LeMaster
Mark D. Ballard
Carl B. Butell
Walter Brown
Edward C. Allderdice
Earl Hill
Roy Parsons
Philip Barnthouse
Dorothy Ann
Samuel A. Deel
O. Scott Morgan
Helen Deel
Neodesha
Mary Bunker
Baldwin
Virgil Wood
Frances Davison
John Davison
Geraldine Dunn
Alice Frandsen
Omaha
J. W. Frandsen
L. B. Dobbs
Emporia
Bert Harrison
Baldwin Rotary Club
Anns
Pine Room
S. Houghland
Leavenworth
Gerald Houghland
Kfeuo
Meribah Moore
Waldemar Gelich
School of Fine ‘Arta
Optometrist
Kansas Public Service Co
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