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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1940
Page
4
Amateurs in dispute over governor candidate treatment in Topeka
Democrats complain the governor candidate was rough handled by Republican orators at a Topeka council meeting. Burke is cited as less thin skinned and using rough tactics. The Topeka keynote argued the candidate overstates amateur status, noting his past $4 000 state and $6 000 federal appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party Council
Topeka
Burke
Worth a Fight Jay B Idea of Topeka Pink Rag
The piece reflects on democracy versus dictatorship, warning that if democracy fails the world will need centuries to rebuild. It contrasts to the Ozarks visit and notes Britain's wartime morale rising as they face the need to fight for what they value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay .B
Topeka
Ozarks
England
Roosevelt Reelection Framing Compared With Willkie Takeover
The piece argues that Roosevelt faces a misperceived reelection frame tied to Hitler and asserts a stronger case for Wendell Willkie leading the American side in future crises. It highlights shifting public opinion toward Willkie as the likelier effective leader if war becomes unavoidable.
Berlin Forecasters Expect September Final Action
Berlin forecasters believe final action against Britain may come in September though July and August passed without a German breakthrough. British resolve is described as childish optimism by Berlin spokesmen as both sides acknowledge the severity of modern war and the need to endure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Germany
Hitler
Berlin
Police radio helps nab two Saturday night bandits
Topeka police radio aided the swift roundup of two Saturday night robbers who might have escaped using fast cars. The episode illustrates the need for modern equipment in law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Texas Swing to Willkie and Jeffersonian Principles
Texas and California reportedly shift toward Willkie as Republicans hail the 1940 swing as the best music the party has heard in eight years, arguing a third term cannot be sold as Jeffersonian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
California
Willkie
Minnesota Military Operations Reach Drugstore Listening Posts
A chronicler reports on National Guard actions in Minnesota where parts of the operation were cut off and the only link to headquarters came through a carrier mosquito at local drugstore listening posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
National Guard
Transfer of 50 destroyers for Britain stalled in defense program
The article notes a critical defense issue as 50 destroyers awaited transfer to Great Britain. The ships are to join the frontline defense behind which American manpower will be trained, but approval remains pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
America
Kan sas City Dynamite Theft Traced to Contractors
A major dynamite theft in Kansas City, once suspected to involve subversive angles, is now described as an ordinary theft. Thieves attempted to sell the material to contractors and most of the stolen supply has been traced and recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Roosevelt Silent On Key Questions Amid Controversy
President Roosevelt withholds personal views on pressing issues, arguing others are maneuvering to pull him into a political fight. Whether aware or not, he finds himself in a difficult position as public debate intensifies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Germany Accepts U S Declarations In Submarine Warrow
Germany accepts U S declarations in submarine warfare dispute and vows no more passenger ships will be sunk without warning. Includes remarks by Count von Arnstorff to Secretary Lansing and notes on Lawrence figures in local sports and public affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
United States
Count Vor
Rnstorff
Lansing
James Naismith
Department of Physical Education
K. U
Leavenworth
Naismith
Naismith Was One of the Chaplains of the First Regiment At the Encations Font
K.U
Herman Olcott
Lawrence
McCook Field
Griffith
National Guard
Jacksonville
Fla
Guy Walling
Walton
Robert Seamans
Merill Daum
Merle Adams
Samuel McKone
E. E. Ropes
Deland
Wwrence
Triudium
Eighth
Massachusetts
Constant
Ives Chapel Social Notes and Local Visits Weaves Community
Ottawa and Baldwin residents gather for visits to Frank Lobingier ill Franks, Hammond salt and pepper set display admired by Frances Bailey. Numerous Ottawan and Wellsville residents Tour Lawrence Topeka and Lyndon for family events church society reorganizes elects officers and plans monthly meetings. Families entertain and travel between Baldwin Wellsville Ottawa and Topeka sharing meals picnics and greetings with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Averill
Ottawa
Sym Taylor
Baldwin
Frank Lobingier
Frances Bailey
L. ©. Baker
Ray Trotter
Esther McConnell
B. A. Hammond
Hammond
Vivian Craig
Charlie
Wellsville
Charlie Wineinger
Henry Bailey
George Colburn
Harry Collburn
Goodland
Colburn
Lawrence
August Wartzac
Olive Verhoff
Henry Barbara
Frances
monderEreeny
Iley
Methodist Home
Women's Society
Crave Methodist Church
Oliver O'Price
Nion
Nora Fleshman
Etary
Emma
Enery
Clarriffith
Mis. Kee
Christian Social Relations
Will
Washburn High School
Dora Fleshman
Loren Williams
High Prairie
Williams
Fleshman
Virgil Schwartz
Worden
Ohio
Herman Butell
George Butell
Glen Strickland
Roy Clary
Ed Randel
Mary Mathey
Charlie Mathey
Lyndon
Ruth Coltrane Schrant
Martha
Hutchinson
Julia Miller
Coltrane
Shockey
West Baldwin
Bert Randel
Jimmy
Bonnie
Johnny
R. G. McConnell
A. M. Jacob
Lloyd
Old Settlers
Rantoul
C. M. Lange
Joe Griffith
J. P. Brubaker
Lester Brubaker
Smith Leonard
H. A. Snyder
Sevier Tadlock
Cedar Point
Snyder
J. F. Cunningham
Marlin Cook
Gayle
Carol Joanne
Anita
Baldwin Lake
John Hurley
No.10
Howard, Dean
Arlus, Dean
Carol Joan
Vinland
Ted Cox
Lee Brown
Topeka
T. G. Hiatt
Bernard
Francis
Cecil
Phyllis
Charlie Jardyn
A. D. Butell
Ernest Butell
Wincel Dean
Ernest, Jr
Averill- Butell
Forest Park
C. B. Merry
Minnie Hadley
Philip Miller
Emma Emery
Elva Stewart
Lewis Whitten
Pauline
Fred Emery
Betty Katherine
Buffalo
Bobby Butell
Richard Butell
Maurice Cook
Gene
Erden
Overland ‘Park
Colorado
Raymond Barkley
Ronald
Marlin Cook Home
Frank Johnson
Charles
Claude
Anna May Crambler
Howard Butler
George Summer
Phoebe Emery
Ives
Chapel
Maxine Jahne
Lois Warner
Northey
Mary Lobingier
Barbara
Pittsburg
Kan
Lawrence News Briefs and Local Notices
Lawrence area items include the return of E H Lindley to lead the University of Kansas for the coming year after a Canada fishing trip. Rotarians gather at the Dinsmoor home. Marjorie Marian Lindley and Merle McKinney announce their engagement. A Has ke ll secrets team practice, London editorial notes on China, and Prof E M Hopkins arriving from New York are reported. Local weather and market notes cover fruits and produce prices at area grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
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 Brig. Pce
Associated Press
Bureau OF Circulations
Lawrence
Kansas
Canada
E. H. Lindley
Rich Brown
University O Kansas
Paul A Dingmoor
Ne Homie
Lawrence Wesley Duncan
T. H. White
Marjorie Marian
Merle McKinney
Fred. McKinney
Lone Star
Colorado
Paul Dinsmoor
Dorothy
George T. Marshall
George
Josephine
Inwood
Srl Lake
Minnesota
A. Var Horebeek
Lore
Davis
Iss Mary Haight
Concensus
London
Pekin
E. M. Hopkins
Dixie
Episcopal Church
Robinson
Winey
Dr. Powell
Rocky Ford
Betty Gray
Drexel
Marie Mitchell
H. A. Williamson
Yellowstone National Park
Charles Corlett
Memorial Hospital
Maple Grove Cemetery
Claude Decker
Merritt Home
Bethany Hospital
Kan
Marceline Ward
Wanda Brown
Albert Cox
Bernice
Wichita
Rollie Laster
la Vena Highfill
Alice McCaffery
Sears, Roebuck and Company
Thomas Bates
Lucille Detlesson
Maxine Smilay
James Wooten
Helen Schillings
Mary Lenahan
Rhoda _Lenahan
Noble Christenson
Mike Seymour
George Baker
Eleanor Ratliff
Art Turner
Roscoe Bedell
Eugenia
Senat
Earl Farrell
Richard
M. G.farrell
Benjamin McKeehen
Ernest Bishop
Bishop
First Baptist Church
A. O. U. W. Lodge
Leola
England perplexed by Americo Russian Pekin evacuation accord
Forty years ago readers saw afternoon papers in England puzzled by the Americo Russian accord aimed at a prompt Pekin evacuation. They note the agreement’s ambiguities and the uncertain speed of action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Pekin
Library Adopts Winter Hours
Beginning tomorrow the city library switches to winter hours. It will be open from 10 a m to 9 p m daily except Sundays and holidays.
Love on the Frontier Carries a Quiet Promise
Carrie Lane and Mark Deuel share a moment after Carrie's soddy building near Rock Creek. Ed Taylor, a wary homesteader, warns of hardship as Carrie contemplates a future of crops, rain, and companionship in the prairie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Lane
Mark Deuel
Ashton Cake
Mark
Carrie
Taylors
Oaks
Rock Creek
Deuel
Ed Taylor
Big Ed
Cartie
Mrs. Taylor
Taylor
Prairie Home
Iowa
Local News Highlights From Tonganoxie Area
Community notes describe visits and travel by residents of Drexel and Tonganoxie. Obituaries, illnesses, social events, and school opening plans are reported with names, places, and dates across Leavenworth and nearby towns.
Radio Schedule Highlights Musical and News Lineup
A detailed daily listing of radio programs for Monday and Tuesday evenings and into midnight. Includes KMBC WREN WDAF listings with orchestras, Minsrels, news broadcasts, weather forecasts, and various hosts. Notable names include Rex Maupin Frances Perkins Paul Martin’s Music Glenn Miller Xavier Cugat and Fred Waring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren
KMBC
Minatrels
Rex Maupin
Orch
Orabora
Frances Perkins
WDAF
Margaret i
Ren
Paul Martin
Ho’ Mbuy
Lombardos Orch
T. R
Ybarra
Will Hudson
Burns
Amos
Cha Wren
Ben
Cutler
Larry Clinton
Belvedere Orch
Arthur Godfrey
Russ Morgan
Irene Rich
Hotel Astor Orchestra
Hal Kemp
A.P. News
Ambassador Cudahy
Fred ‘Waring
Orcn
Key Riders
Hotel Behiebed
Johnny Long
Beacons King’s Orch
Associated Press News
Clyde Lucas
Newa Borins
Moonbeil
Leighton
Noble
Biltmore Boys
Duasty Rhodes
Breeze Orch
KMB European
Associated Pros
Newacast
Kmbc—Minstrels
Fuhrman
Grch
Woody Herman
Ord
Af—H
LWREN
Horace Heidt
LeMse
We the People
Glenn_ Miller
Tommy Dorsey
Wren—War
Woartinda Walter
Amos and
Andy
Ina Hutton
Johnny Presents
Emil
Coleman
Jimmy Lunceford
Baron Elliott
Fred Waring
Vaughn Munroe
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
World Company
WSI Simons
Murray
Simons
Roipsevelt
Wendell Willkie
Latin America
BOM
Wong
Walter Kellogg
Little Sons of
Stockton
Harry Colburn
L. L. Hadley
E. W. Craig
Glenn Howard
Dick Cayton
Sharon
Harry Column
Justin Mathey
Gaartte
Mary Melcher
John Dean
Norma Lee Leach
Boone Walker
L. K. Carnahan
Oliver Price
Bernice Carnahan
Russell Leach
Robert
Clifford Lee
Richard Butel
No. 10
Steve Speicher
Centropolis
Caer
Frank Lobingler
W. H. Lucas
A. M. Jacobson
Lynn Taylor
Gertrude ‘Hickman
Sherman, Ill
Harold Henry
Decatyy
Dwight Hickman
Ill
Hussey
Sherman
Fanny Walton Perry
Roanoke
L. C. Baker
Fred Lutz
Cleda Davison
NEA. Service, Ing
Tonganoxie
Balthrope
Betty Robby Bishop
Arthur Hughes
Dan Love
Minnie. Majors
Newton Bateson
O. L. Battin
Friends Church
Hubbel Hill Cemetery
Granville Stringfellow
B. C. Stringfellow
Grace. Schillings
T Mason
Jarbalo
Alfred Skeets
Skeets
Rebekah
State Lake
Edward Schillings
Girls’ Industrial School
Beloit
Leavenworth County
Brady
Mary McCaffery
Charles McEnulty
William Ree
Margaret Mc McCaffery
Mary Rose McCaffery
Hugh Waters
Our Lady of Good Counsel Church
Univis
Journal-World
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