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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1940
Page
3
A brief inspirational verse notes wisdom comes with age and long study, citing Job 12 12 and framing understanding as the fruit of time and experience.
Wallace's reception in Mexico included a rare welcome and a protest in front of the American embassy. The U S state department called the incident minor, a view critics dispute. Critics and the Mexican minority party warn the visit signals U S influence and could hinder the new Mexican administration.
Naval activity in the Mediterranean and around the British Isles signals mounting strain of war. Washington estimates Italy’s imports have fallen about 80 percent due to the blockade while Germany remains short of near by supplies. The British seek harsher rationing as Italy’s coastline and supply lines become a focal Axis vulnerability.
The United States holds a strong position in the Pacific as the main deterrent against a Japanese assault on the Dutch East Indies. Japan questions how far Washington would go to back its pledge to preserve the regional status quo.
Preparations for an Italian campaign in Albania began with a broad shakeup from Rome to the front. The men deemed Italy’s best military leaders at the campaign’s start have failed and others now will get their chance under unfavorable conditions.
An American observer in London writes that the German raids have been surprisingly inaccurate. they have missed many objectives since raids began but, by frequent attacks, have managed to accumulate extensive destruction.
Ribbentrop presented Italian minister of justice Grandi with the grand cross of the order of the German Eagle. The exchange of honors signals a moment of diplomacy as the two leaders anticipate further exchanges of high decorations.
Letters discuss Lord Lothian's war view and the danger of a Nazi victory. The piece outlines that aiding Britain is essential, warns of global realignments if Britain capitulates, and notes Italy's weakened position due to the British blockade. The author argues the two-ocean navy cannot prevent a strategic collapse and urges maximum support for Britain.
The British offensive against Italy could reshape the war if exploited fully. Circumstances push Italy into grave danger, with military experts noting the danger of the current position.
A fire believed caused by an overheated flue totally destroyed the First Methodist Episcopal church in Baldwin, built in 1904, with an estimated loss of 60 000, half covered by insurance. The article notes nationwide political unrest and local social events alongside the disaster.
Turin police report an attempted German strike on Italian munition plants was discovered, detailing suspected targets and the probe ongoing.
A British radio report quoted by CBS says Hungary aims to reclaim Transylvania not granted in the Vienna settlement. The claim cites a Rumani a delegation official in London as authority and suggests protective measures in Romanian Transylvania possibly by Germany. The report notes Hungary views the Romanian situation as beyond government control.
Washington reports that no further increase in 1940 income taxes will occur for individuals or corporations. A White House supper conference with President Roosevelt and finance leaders outlined that 1940 rates stand, with 1941 rises likely after March 15 returns. Discussions covered debt limits and possible federal state tax overlaps, while no sales tax plan was approved.
Miss Katherine Matsuoka of Pittsburg is guest of Dean Grace Irvin this week. A Baker School alumna now studying at State Teachers College in Pittsburg, she has home ties to the Hawaiian Islands. Miss Mary Margaret Williams teaches at Arkansas City.
Wesley York grapples with jealousy and guilt as a balcony kiss leads to a mishap involving Andre Girardeau and Ronnie Bailey. Wes privately notes Ronnie’s ties to Girardeau, anxious about money and influence, while contemplating Lena Montoya and his own uncertain future.
A dense listing of Saturday and Sunday radio programming across WREN KMBC WDAF and related stations detailing show times hosts orchestras news sports and special programs from 5:30 p m through 1 00 a m with entries for Talk Music and variety formats and transitions into Sunday December 14 1930s era listings including Weather Forecasts and Associated Press News.
Mrs Luella Petrie and children dined with Mr and Mrs Alford Ebert who moved north of Midland from Lawrence. The Dean-Chester meeting is set for Friday at the Dean schoolhouse. Families including the Groves and Evans from Kansas City and Lawrence visited Chester and nearby towns. Mrs Beard and kin traveled to Grantville to visit the Smith home. Roy Tarr of New York City visited aunt Mrs Holladay. Alberta Black, student at Lawrence Memorial High, stayed with Grover Husted while in town. Several residents traveled to California and Kansas City for events. Social visits continued with Ousdahls hosting Rice and Ousdahs, Nowaks and Frank in Leavenworth, and many others from Lawrence and McLouth.
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