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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1941
Page
4
War Into Third Year Faces Global Conflict
The piece notes World War II entering its third year with three quarters of humanity in the conflict. It highlights Germany’s drive for Soviet oil, British and American supply strains, and war-weariness in German troops. It discusses U S defense program progress, production goals, and public will to back leadership toward defeating totalitarian conquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Geographic Society
North
South America
Russia
Germany
Black Sea
Syria
Iran
United States
Rules Unknown to Local Merchant on Installment Rules
A business man questioned the Journal-World seeking the full text of new federal installment buying regulations. Dispatches from Washington only revealed limited details about the rules applying to motor cars and a few other items. The merchant, who does not sell cars, offers installment plans on goods his customers purchase, and he cannot ascertain the exact requirements now in effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Washington
Joe
Ted
Kay
Mary
Hans Stadt
Mike Flynn
California
Stadt
Tim Donovan
Tim
Hans
Government regulation notices and the burden on business
The author argues the government should inform businesses from the start of September about new regulations and how to comply. They claim recent practice speeds up orders without dissemination, making unaware parties liable for penalties. The piece warns this shift echoes totalitarian systems and undermines the American way.
Lindbergh doubles down on England turning against US
In a Oklahoma City address Colonel Lindbergh suggested England might turn against the United States before the war ends, a claim critics call devious and akin to Goebbels propaganda. They urge a course based on known facts rather than manipulated records and warn against divisions among allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Lindbergh
England
United States
France
Finland
Lone Eagle
Dr. Goebbels
Coronado Notes find in Scott county armor link
The Topeka State Journal reports a piece of Spanish armor or an early conquistador's bridle found near El Cuartelejo in Scott county. The discovery is noted calmly as Coronado celebrations wind down and not given priority for a special event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Topeka State Journal
el Cuartelejo
Scott County
State Journal
Don Francisco
Townsend warns on tax system amid looming chaos
Doc Townsend argues that without tax reform the United States will face chaos. Critics may view the pension advocate as unduly optimistic, believing society has already slipped toward crisis beyond the outskirts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc Townsend
Harmonica prices rise sharply with bright outlook
Prices of harmonicas have climbed about 40 percent, the New York Sun notes. The piece frames the rise as a hopeful sign, calling it a cloud with a bright silver lining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Romance and mystery unfold in Kay Donovan saga
In Kay Donovan’s life the want ads reveal a factory inheritance and the Wondrosoap secret. Hans Stadt returns as the chemist, confirming the explosive cleaner’s volatile past and hinting the vital formula lies in Tim Donovan’s old washstand. The team races to locate it before rivals strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Donovan
Jon Benton
Mary Marshall
Kay
Benton
Hans Stadt
Mr. Donovan
Joe
Ted
Baroly
Tim Donovan
Altho
Donovan
Texas
West
Ireland
Mary
Mike Flynn
Ring
Dad
Tim
Kim
Katie
Mr. Stadt
Joey
Stadt
Baldwin News Highlights Local Attendance and Moves
Bald win notes attendance at the funeral for Dr Wiley A Keve and burial in Abilene. Families vacationing in Colorado and caregiving for Dennis Daugherty are listed. Students and faculty changes include Jimmie Griffith eyeing Independence Junior College and Miss Mary Lee Breyfogle resigning to teach in Mokane Missouri. The Thudium ice plant sale shifts to Lawrence men Ira Ikenberry and Claude Elledge with moves planned to Baldwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver M. Keve
Parsons
Baldwin
Keve
Wiley A. Keve
Abilene
Allan Daugherty
Colorado
Eugene Kramer
Eugenia
Daugherty
Topeka
Dennis Daugherty
Jimmie Griffith
Baldwin High School
Independence Junior College
Jay Stover
Independence
William Jefferson
Bethany Chapel Missionary Society of Ottawa
South 6Th Street
Missionary Society
Zenobia Johnson
Clara Claybourne
James Wilson
Ottawa
H. W. Montgomery
Floy, Liston
H. K. Ebright
Oliver Price
Phoebe Emery
Earline Boyd
Jefferson
Juanita Edwards
Lewis
Clara Clayborne
Evelyn Lewis
Anna Rhodman
Marie Clayborn
May Smith
Eugenia Roberts
Thelma Small
Wilma Jean
Lewis Maurice
C. B. Ahn
Chicago
A. J. Muste
New York City
Fellowship of Reconciliation
Walter Muelder
University of Southern California
Herman Will, Jr
Harvey Seifert
National Council
Parmenter Commons
H. C. Zink
Emporia
Clinton
Ernest Weiner
Czecho-Slovakia
Harold Humbert
WDAF
America
John C. Warnock, Jr
Hollywood
Calif
John C. Warnock
Lawrence
Ira Ikenberry
Claude Elledge
Schultze
M. Stibi
John Schultze
Muncie
Ind
Charles Stover
Dean Grace Irwin
Christine Reb
Helen Deel
Betty Ebright
Kansas City
City
Philip Barnthouse
Dorothy Ann
N. W. O’byrne
Bethany Hospital
Kansas
Wheat crop aims for 1932 acreage reduction in Kansas
Kansas farmers plan a 1932 wheat acreage cut after a record yield, aiming for their smallest sowing area since 1924, as reported by the U S department and the state board of agriculture. Dr Robert D Baldwin arrives in Kansas City to join Haskell Institute reopening events, while KU alumni raise 20000 for student loans. A North Lawrence flower display at the Christian church attracted about 250 visitors with decorations led by Mrs Earl Skinner and others, and a reception team and judging panel were named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
United States Department
State Board of Agriculture
Robert D. Baldwin
Haskell Institute
Kansas City
Raymond E. Staley
Wiley Wilson
A. B. Ewing
H. B. Rake
H. Weingartner
Walter Palmateer
Roy Bushey
Millard Wiley
Ivan O. Randall
Bills Move Toward Passage In Both Houses Of Congress
National legislation to avert a railway strike advances in both chambers as the President remains hopeful. A Constantinople dispatch reports Turkey declared war on Romania, with Bulgaria joining. Greece’s King Constantine abdicates, Venizelos acting behind the throne. A social at Bowersock and Wiedemann’s featured Mrs Kopp and several Misses Woolsey and Gilmore. August’s mean temp was 81.66 with 104.5 max and 1.46 inches of rain. Mrs W H Jackson hosted grandchildren Rebecca and Ruth Overton of Kansas City with Evelyn Woodward Thelma Hines and others attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Constantinople
Rumania
Bulgaria
Constantine
Greece
Venizelos
Bowersock
Rebecca
Ruth Overton
Kansas City
Evelyn Woodward
Thelma Hines
Faye
Vanderbilt Jr Stars in Newport Half Mile Auto Races
The National association events on Newport Rhode Island's half mile track yesterday featured William K. Vanderbilt Jr. as the standout, driving his own car in four races, posting the best time and winning the championship cup. Mosquito rewards were offered in Rhode Island and New York Streets, the Oskaloosa jail saw a six-prisoner breakout, Henley car returned to streets after a month, and clerks backing favorites in a horse race faced empty pockets. Miss Florence Clarke hosts a needle party for Mrs. Bruce as they plan to move to Kansas City next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association
Newport
R. I
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Rhode Island
New York
Oskaloosa
Henley
Florence Clarke
R. M. Bruce
Kansas City
Italian Submarine Sinks British Destroyer and Freighter
The Italian high command reports a Fascist submarine in the Atlantic sunk a modern British destroyer of the Jervis type and a 2600 ton merchantman. Another freighter suffered heavy shell damage from German artillery at Tobruk harbor in the besieged Libyan port. Canada taxes unmarried workers earning 1200 yearly. aluminum ware output exceeds 37 million dollars. census records log 5005 triplet births in 23 years with triplets occurring about once in 8800 births.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Atlantic
Tobruk
Oldest Civil War veteran visits Uptown hotel in 95 years
Indianapolis scene shows 95-year-old William P. Lockwood, commander of the Kankakee G.A.R. post, arriving with a large cigar at an Uptown hotel asking for the Bates house. Desk Clerk H F Morrison notes the Bates house was torn down around 1900. The veteran remarks how things have changed since his last visit 76 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
H. F. Morrison
Bates House
William P. Lockwood
Kankakee
Tl. G.A.R. Post
Fisherman Uses Cigarettes as Bass Bait Near Moultrie
Atlanta fisherman C. W. Love fished for hours with every lure near Moultrie Georgia. After discarding a half smoked cigarette into the water a bass took the bait and he quickly caught three large bass using half cigarettes as bait. He can produce witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
C. W. Loveless
Moultrie
Flory Family Dines In Honor Of Visitors From Indiana
Mr. and Mrs Henry Flory hosted a Sunday dinner in Columbia for John Elmer Anna Ruth and Marvin Flory of Cerro Gordon Mrs and Misses Martha and Dorothy Frantz of Rosaville Ind Also present were Harte Flory Harold and Wayne Elmer Flory Arley Flory Darlene Daniel Beeghley and family plus Mary Katherine and William Mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Flory
John Elmer
Anna Ruth
Marvin Flory
Cerro Gordon
Martha
Dorothy Frantz
Rosaville
Ind
Harte Flory
Harold
Ayne
Elmer Flory
Arley Flory
Darlene
Daniel Beeghley
Mary Katherine
William Mark
Charleo
Lloyd Shuck
Everett
Johnny
Charlie Brohammer
Harve Flory
Harold and Wayne
Norma
Marilyn
Marvin
Anna Ruth Flory
Cerro Gordo
Ill
Indiana
Marjorie Shuler
Dave Flory
Elton Fulton
California
John Brohammer
Charles Shuck
Charles
Oscar Chuck
Charlie Simmons
Dorothy
Virgil Swartz
Pauline
Nelson Gish
Willow Springs
Radio Programs and Orchestras Schedule Digest
Monday and Tuesday evening listings for KMBC WDAF WREN WDAB and others show concerts, news, and variety acts. Performers include Linwood Cavaliers Grover Mandrake and Glenn Miller, with weather forecasts and AP News updates throughout the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WRBEN
KMBC
Mandrake
WDAF
Linwood
Wren
L . Poe Screeee
Ted Steele
Nickel Man
Freddie Mertin
Orch
Blondie
Cavalcade of America
National Radio Forum
Amos and
Andy
Fred Waring
WHREN
Bob Cheaters
Lanny Ross
Wdaf—Orchestra
WRAN
Carl Ravazza
Woody Herman
Weather Man
Herry James
AP News
Emile Petit
Ceasar Petrillo
Vera Lane
Pick & Tune
United Press News
Press News
Jimmy Lytell
Cavaliers
Seneca F—Star
Gordon Jenkins
America
KMEBC
Grant Park
Glenn Miller
Judy
Johnny Long
Johnny Presenta
Dolly Dawn
Paul Sullivan
Wdaf—Star
Bob Chester
Relatives Visit as Flory Family Guests in Willow Springs
A Willow Springs community note records visiting relatives from Cerro Gordo Illinois California and Indiana. The Flory family and friends attended dinners and gatherings at the Flory Brohammer and Shuck households with listed attendees including Harve Flory Norma Marilyn Martha Dorothy Frantz and Dorothy Shuler.
Classified Offer to Sell Household Items
A reader offers to sell extra items for cash through Journal- World classifieds. They invite a phone contact at 22 to arrange sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal- World
Hatch Covers Prove Main Accident Source on U.S. Merchant Vessels
A Department of Commerce study identifies hatch covers as the leading cause of accidents aboard American merchant ships. The finding highlights the need for improved safety measures and training to protect crew members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatch
Department of Commerce
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