Lawrence Journal Payment Rates and Editorial Note
Information shows subscription rates for carrier and mail delivery at Lawrence Kansas paper, including monthly and yearly totals with tax note. The column also lists Associated Press credit and national reps, plus a dated editorial remark urging educators to consider President’s stance on academic freedom and confinement of instruction.
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Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
Kansas
Jengen &. Thompson, Inc
Ew York
West
Chicago
North Michiave
Kansas City
Associated Press
Audi Bureau of Circulations
Walking in Truth and Duty to Defend the United States
A patriotic exhortation recalling freedom equality and justice under the Constitution. The speaker urges citizens to support government honor the flag and defend the nation against enemies, affirming that a united America cannot be defeated. The message ends with a biblical verse about truth.
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Ol Js
United States
United States of America
America
Sunflower plant earns Army Navy E pennant honors
The Sunflower Ordnance Works management and workers received the Army-Navy E pennant from Undersecretary Patterson last Friday, with employees wearing E pins as a badge of honor. Union critics from Chicago noted the plant’s largely farm and small-town workforce, who lacked industrial background but had relatives in the armed forces and a resolve to keep producing powder for the war effort.
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Sunflower Ordnance Works
Patterson
Sunflower
Chicago
Reshaping Education and War Time Courses
Nicholas Murray Butler at Columbia argues war time courses for army and navy students are technological training not true education. He says expansion is fine but cannot replace liberal education. Colleges should continue imparting knowledge and broad intellectual stimulation while service courses have cut corners.
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Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia
Soldier Vote Prediction and Service Election Measures
Governor Dewey predicted soldiers will vote at a higher rate than civilians in the coming election. Elections officers in each unit will canvass personnel to confirm ballot applications, receipts, and dispatches, while no one will be forced to vote and privacy is protected. Overseas mail deadlines, war news, and hunting season notes follow.
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Dewey
Altho
Army
Navy
War Today analysis on Aachen push and weather a major factor
Dewitt Mackenzie notes Allied air strikes over the Reich as estimates of Aachen signal a possible breakthrough while weather and mud in Western Europe and the Russian front threaten supply lines and mobility. He warns that clear skies could enable a winter campaign, whereas heavy rains may delay progress into spring.
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Aachen
Lithuania
Wood
Western Front
Hitler
Reich
Eisenhower
Siegfried
Rhenish
Balkans
Jupiter Pluvius
Honorable Fred Harris to speak at Republican women reception
Local report notes Fred Harris will headline a reception for Republican women of the first precinct in the second ward at Mrs. L. N. Lewis’s home tonight. Other items include Howard E. Payne addressing the Young Democratic club after a torch light parade and various social notices across town.
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Fred Harris
First Precinct
Second Ward
L. N. Lewis
Howard E. Payne
Ola
Young
Democratic Club
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of
Fairview Methodist Church
C. E. Stanwix
Grace
Agnes Nowak
McLouth
Ray Hill
Laverne
Betty Compton
Betty Hayes
Betty Jane
Donna Jean
Robbie
Margaret
Mary Moorman
Mary
Brice Clepper
Merle
Edwin Commons
Carol
Mark Davenport
Max Newman
Katharine Robson
Billy McCall
Shirley Johnson
Deloris Trowbridge
Marie Schneider
Billy
Lorvena Hill
Hill
Dave Fuerman
H. B. McCall
Carl Pfleger
Albert Sommer
A. J. Hadl
Belleview
Lawrence Celebrates Semi Centennial With City Ball
Forty years ago officers from Camp Metcalf entertained at the Merchants Athletic Association club case. The semi centennial founding of Lawrence concluded with a ball in South Park pavilion. Hosts included Mr and Mrs A D Weaver and others. Faculty and guests attended a reception hosted by Prof J W Green.
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Battalion of Engineers
Camp Metcalf
Merchants Athletic Association Club
Lawrence
South Park
A. D. Weaver
Hugh, Means
Herbert Bullene
A. Gifford
Robert Manley
G. Ly Knight
Robert Clark
Fowler Shops
Naismith
Aismith
Gordon Gibb
Ft. Leavenworth
Cady
Galva
J. W. Green
F. H. Hodder
E. Bartow
A. T. Walker
D. H. Robinson
E. M. Hopkins
W. C. Abbott
W. A. Griffith
Misa Alberta Corbin
Misa le Duc
Frances Johnson
Columbus, G
Nancy Weltner
Brewston
W. Va
James Hurd
Kans City Woman Buys Cock Ins Home. KU Arts Donor Plans Move
Mrs. W. B. Thayer of Kansas City buys the Cock ins home on South Massachusetts and plans to reside in Lawrence. She donated the Thayer Art Collection to the University of Kansas. Nearby church property near the campus to become a student social center, per Dr. J. W. Boyer. A KU student with a blanket and revolver slept in woods after being hazed by upperclassmen over a protest article. the KU Men's Student Council approved a resolution today.
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W. B. Thayer
Kansas City
Cockins
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
Potter Lake
Poreneset
Animals Christmas Compiled by Anne Thatter Eaton
A Viking Press collection of animal themed Christmas stories poems and carols for children illustrated in two colors by Valenti Angelo. The editor notes folklore and legends connect animals to the Christmas story and sought to assemble these tales in one volume.
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Anne Thatter Eaton
Viking Press
New York
Valenti Angelo
PLAN ANNUAL SESSION OF DOUGLAS COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY
The Douglas County Historical Society will hold its annual meeting Thursday evening October 12 at the Episcopal Church parish house. A report on the old cemeteries, long advanced by the late W Hastie, is finished except for indexing and will be given to the Kansas State Historical Society for archives. The program includes talks and discussion on Kansas history and society membership is invited.
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Douglas County
Robert C. Rankin
KU Student Interns With Topeka Civil Service Office
Mary Lou Shewey a senior at the University of Kansas undertakes a six week internship in Topeka joining four days weekly in the civil service department offices as part of her AB degree in political science. Under the direction of Dr E O Stone and Dr Frederick H Guild she rotates through department units gaining exposure to state personnel procedures and problems.
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Mary Lou Shewey
University of Kansas
Civil Service Department
Topeka
E. 0. Stone
K.U. Political Science
Frederick H. Guild
Kansas Legislative Council
Miss Shewey
Rebuilder 87 to Domesticated 59 Musical Sounds
A compact historical puzzle item listing word clues with numbered entries and abbreviations. It presents a crossword style grid fragment from a newspaper page, featuring rows of cryptic like hints and partial letter hints for readers to solve.
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Seine Sweet
Rossen
Louisiana
Republic of
Missouri
Germany Will Try It Again
Sigrid Schultz reports on Germanys plan to win the peace after World War I, warning that the Allies underestimated German strategy. The piece traces how German tactics exploited Allied weaknesses, the Versailles treaty gaps, and postwar hunger fueling renewed aggression, with a focus on the long lead up to World War II.
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Germany
Sigrid Schultz
NEA Nervied
Iier
England
United States
United Nations
Friends of
Red Cross Schedule and Health Classes Noted in October
October calendar lists Red Cross activities at the Central building and Junior High, including Surgical Dressings sewing and knitting, hospital bandages, and a new canteen class enrollment. Nutrition and home nursing programs are offered, with first aid classes organized on demand. Arkansas City reports the Monroe hotel sold for 2750 at a tax sale and slated for demolition for a public trade school.
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Red Cross Office
Red Cross
Arkansas City
Monroe
Winfield
Radio Prime Time Listings on October 5 and 10
Radio schedule notes Monday evening shows across KMBC WREN WDAF and BC stations. Programs include Jack Armstrong Lone Ranger Vox Pop Cavalcade of America and The World Today with Newsroom and various music and theater features.
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Wren
Jack Armstrong
KMBC
WDAF
Red Cross
Western Echoes
Wdar Newent
Happy Island
World Today
Lone ‘Ranger
EMBC
Yanks
C. V. Stansell
Vox Pop
Cavalcade of America
Lum
Abner
Papa Vales
Firestone
Bc—Radio Theater
Wearo
Ee Wren
Screen Guild Players
DAF
Wren—Sonn W. Vandercook
Ted Malone
Aes Yee
Henry J
Ae BC
Hedda Hopper
Ee Collins
N—Thorman
Gay Claridge
Orcheune
Yewacast
F—A.p
Miele
Eraile Vandaa
Orch
St. Louis
Radio Programming and Talks Schedule Across Stations
A dense listing of radio programs across KMBC WREN WDAF and other stations detailing shows, times, and hosts. Includes music hours, comedy and talk segments, news, and educational talks with names like Johnny Presenta Alan Young and Professor John Ashton.
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HalwoNa Publish
Columbia University
Greece
Kansas Lakes
Dewitt MacKenzie Alp
Dominion of Canada
Thoreau McDonald
Charles Thudium
Birthday Club
Rhode Island Street
Fred Thucham
Baldwin
Charles Hoar
Los Angeles
George Davis
Lincoln Street
Dorcie
Warren G. Karnes
William Frowe
Warren John
A. Sampson
Huachua
Ariz
Mountain Cloud
Marius Barbeau
Caxton Printers, Ltd
Caldwell
Idaho
Pierre Cadiaux
Hudson's Bay Company
Canada
Eanlee
Indiana
Pierre
County Historical Society
Printer’s
Pri
Bertin
Sigrid Schulte
Aoe
Brussels
Kiev
Riga
Bagdad
Berlin
B. G. Gustafson
Ayu Ae A
KCMBG
Melody Wren
Johnny Presenta
Lwren—Lum
Theatre of Roman
Audy
Alan Young
Mparbyatery
Gracie Allen
Yibber McGee
Molly
Republican Committee
KIBC
Democrat Committee
Bob Hope
Penson W. Vandercook
George Hicks
Ashi Oye
Noewsast
KBIBC
Congress Appaka
Wren—Newa
XMHC
WLAF
Ahie
Stu Bert
Thia
WEA
AB Tap
New Wren
al Roth
Wren—Hotel Peouoasiyadis
Luna
Jimmy Hillard
KMEBC
FEU
BR. M. Hellman
Russia
John W. Ashton
Maud Ellsworth
Gus Greyall
Evelyn Knight
Jerry Wayne
Warnow
Elsie, Hints Bal
Starling Furn. CO
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