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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1940
Page
4
Senate Leaders Hint 60 Day Draft Delay Dropped
Senate leaders express confidence the 60 day delay in applying conscription in the House bill will be dropped in conference. They argue actual conscription could not begin within 60 days despite speed, noting the many steps before a conscripted soldier reaches camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Congress
Army
National Guard
White House
When Nazis Mean It Promises of Peace Tested by War
German spokesmen threaten London with rain of bombs ten times worse than before, showing intent to unleash destruction. World doubts Nazi promises yet finds that when Hitler vows peace the claim is false, while hate and cruelty signal plans to fulfill threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hitler
Sudetenland
Europe
Chamberlain
Germany
Guild Hall
St. Paul’s
Royal Air Force
Berlin
England
German Invasion Plan Delayed by RAF Bombing
British defense and RAF air raids hinder German invasion preparations. Germans amass barges on the French coast for troop transfer while RAF bombers disrupt concentrations of craft and vessels. London air attack losses may mislead some to doubt Allied air superiority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ria.f
R.A.F
England
Dunkirk
Congress Nears End as Debates Over Recess Grow
Standing Guard notes the Congress faces a decision on recess versus adjournment with Republicans led by a sizable Democrat minority backing recess. Critics fear the President could act freely if Congress remains out of session, while many members insist the body stay in session through the emergency to check the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
White House
Holyfield
Pi Phi Sorority
Mississippi Street
Wallace Campaign Text Draws Fire Over Roosevelt Comparison
Wallace promotes a columnist’s wit as his core message claiming Roosevelt runs against Hitler. He argues that not all Republicans are appeasers while all Nazi sympathizers are Republicans, leaving figures like Earl Browder as a contested element. Voters weigh the risks to party unity and past stances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Roosevelt
Hitler
Earl Browder
Statements Likely Doomed Wallace Ticket Support
The remarks prompt a serious look at his comments but are unlikely to aid the Wallace ticket, as the Democratic national convention cautions against overestimating their impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Army to Reassign Men as New Skills Rise in War
The War Department should avoid promising veterans will reuse old trades. Most draftees will acquire new skills for unfamiliar jobs as modern warfare demands increasingly complex weapons. The defense army will diverge from peacetime patterns to meet its responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
American Defense Army
Farmers in Karsas Look For Quiet Fall After Favorable Rainfall
Farmers on the Karsas farms report contentment as rain this growing season produced good yields. The favorable weather allowed planting and preparation for next crops with satisfactory conditions and less tension than in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karsas
Congress Approves Defense Bill to Fund Armed Services
Congress passed a defense appropriations bill totaling over five billion dollars, signed by the President. The measure aims to boost army and navy contracts and accelerate the mobilization of national defense manpower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altho
Congress
Freshmen Get Advice Test in New Season
The season opens with freshmen facing abundant guidance as they begin a period to absorb tips and adapt to campus life, marking an early measure of their readiness.
Stock market quips on Nazi stock impact
The quotations imply a market rule that a rise in Nazi stock depresses other shares, illustrating a dark link between extremist-backed securities and broader market sentiment.
Lawrence Boys Band Wins Class C Contest at Topeka Fair
Lawrence youth musicians led by a Boys band captured first prize in the class C contest at the Topeka fair yesterday, repeating last year’s victory. The column also notes local residents new homes in Lawrence, bridge party honors, academic moves, and community notices from various addresses and institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Topeka Fair
John Brand
Topeka
Brand
Washburn
Ilse Wilhelmi
Marjorie Rickard
Columbia University
New York City
Katherine Reding
Soho
Smith College
H. A. Dodderidge
Bill
Bob
Missouri Street
Sol Marks
A. W. Schlessinger
Charlevoix
Mich
D. M. Dunakin
Santa Fe
N. M
Herman Buchheim
Stull
Memorial Hospital
Lawrence Man Objects to Plan Suggested by Commissioner W. W.
A Lawrence resident raised a possible objection to a city plan proposed by Commissioner W. W. during a recent meeting. The debate focused on the feasibility and potential impacts, with no final decision announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
W. W
London Bombing Morale Test as War Warrants Weather Insight
Dewitt Mackenzie analyzes Nazi raids on London aiming to break morale while noting RAF and AA defenses. He weighs weather impact on warfare, explains fog limits for bombers, and suggests British resilience could grow via winter defense and American support.
McKinley Accepts Republican Nomination Amid Heat Wave
William J. McKinley announced acceptance of the Republican presidential nomination last night. A record heat day followed by a hotter start today frames a busy period with local events including arrival of a bamboo hat from India, horse and wagon incidents, and new uniforms for riders available at Bromersick's. Local business and education notes mention J Gordon purchasing Jefferson county land, the new chemistry building nearing completion, city schools opening with bright faces, and teachers’ corps strengthened for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. McKinley
United States
John L. Kilworth
India
Joe Wind
Griffin
Bromersick’s
Clinton
Baker U. announces rush pledge totals and list
At Baker University on September 10 the first round of rushing added 73 new pledges to eight fraternities and sororities. Of the total 34 reside in the Kansas City area. the roster names pledges from Alpha Chi Omega Delta Delta Delta Phi Muiray Sigma Phi Epsilon Zeta Chi and Delta Tau Delta with hometowns across Kansas and Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Baker University
Kansas City
Alpha Chi Omega
Kathryn Benewitz
Betty Jean Cutter
Dorothy Lilley
Elizabeth Cox
Eunice Johnson
Mary Mona Love
Jeanne Nahrung
Virginia Marshall
Mann
Phyllis Wheeler
Abilene
Kkan
Betty Sharpe
Decatur
Iil
Betty June Thompson
Omaha
Neb
Virginia Kandsyn
Marilyn Cannon
Kan
Dahrt Hailman
Catherine Ballard
Sterling
Ivan
Delta Delta Delta
Beverly Jane Cobb
Sarah Majors
Detty Jane Riley
Ophelia * Johnson
Carolee Armsby
Jeanne Hestwood
Kelen Jameson
Mary Feuchtinger
Asheville
N. C
Geraldine Davies
Ossawatomie
Phi Muiray
Louise Tmbhhbutt
Hutchingon
Mary Marjorie Seamin
Avlia Jane Hughes
Moodian
Ann Hutchinson
Hern Cherrie
Independence
Margaret Wolff
Everest
Hardeaty
Merriam
Hlehwd Wert
Joseph Boters
Cotteyville
Kah
Benneth Jacksen
Coffey
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Stanley Kirk
Bill Robbins
Mos
William Neal
Gordon Welch
Boston
Mass
Bol Ricklefs
Troy
Zeta Chi
Herbert Blessman
Ralphrand
Baxter Springs
Carl Weiss
Lyle Whipple
Parkville
Robert Meee
Wayne Bloyd
Frederick Wolff
Albert Samuelson
Council Grove
Van
Clark Randall
Osage City
Kin
Robert Sharp
Charles Shirk
Menlo Park
Calif
Topeka
C. L. Hovgard
Shirk
Ruth Hovgard
Clarence Kimball
Claude B. Beeks
Charles E.beeks
Oscar
H. K. Ebright
Kewaunee
Ill
Elizabeth Ebright
Hopkins
Ebright
J. H. Wright
J. H. Haleman
Baker
Alice Frandsen
Alpha Chi
Ruth Spence
E. M. Spence
Hiawatha
Donald Taylor
Ralph Taylor
Taylor
Cambridge
Harvard
Albert FE. Ayers
Glendale
Ayers
John Ayers
Lockheed Airplane Company
First Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Organization of the New Society
Women’s Society of Christian Service
James S. Chubb
Vernon McKay
Syracuse
N. Y
Walter Brown
Too Late to Classify Column Enjoys Nightly Reading
A reader praises the nightly pleasure of perusing the Too Late to Classify column, noting the habit brings daily amusement and curiosity through its fragments and varied items.
Free Art Exhibit Sparks Sue Mary in a Big City
Sue Mary Jefferson, a lonely stenographer, visits a free modern art exhibit and meets Nick Alexander and Natalie Russo, Vera Oliver, discovering potential new friends. Her past encounter with a dark, intense man in the park resurfaces as she navigates this unfamiliar social world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Mary Jefferson
Joe Stefanski
Sue Mary
Nick Alexander
Youth Progress Group
Vera Oliver
Joe
Qrackpot
Kitty
Greenbriar Club
Four Hundred
Babs
Trousseau
Natalie, Russo
Sue
Mary
Radio Program Schedule Spotlight for September Evenings
Radio listings for September 10 and 11 show WREN KMBC WDAF programs across time slots from 5:30 PM to 12:00 AM. Names include Woody Herman, Glenn Miller, Benny Goodman, Duke Ellington, Xavier Cugat, Fred Waring, Ray Herbeck, and many orchestras with news, weather, and sports updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KMBC
WDAF
Bob Hannon
Wren
Woody Herman
Wren—Royevue
Horace Heidt
IWREN
We the People
Wbaaf
Professor Quist
Glenn Miller
Tommy Dorsey
Amos and
Andy
WDAPF
Newacast
Wbak
Johnny
KMLC
Jimmy Lunceeford
Gene Krupa
Fred Waring
Orch
Vaughn Munroe
WDAKF
Ray Herbeck
WDAI
Moonbeams
Beverly Hills
Kkalbc
Sonny ‘James
Duke Hilington
Xavier Cugat
Wdkakf
Hotel
Sherman Orch
Wren—Associated
WRHN
Fuhrman
Wrieen
Dr. Christian
Star Theatre
DAF
Abbott and Costello
Our America
Glenn
Kay Kyaser
T. R. Ybarra
Robt
M. LaFollette
K.C. Bluca
Lanny Rosas
Bany Aces
Newscaat
WDA
Hotel Biltmore Orch
Guy Lombardo
Wdaf—Newscaat
WRISN
Associated Press
WDAK
U.S
Muehlebach
Glen Gray
KMHC
Ina Ray Hutton
Associated Press News
Jerry Shelton
Chuck Foster
Wrien
Duke Lington
Joe Rine
Stony Point News Roundup of Local Visits and Purchases
Bert Carrey and family toured Ottumwa Iowa then returned home after a week. Martin Holcum filled sile with help from Deay Rockhold Lawson Sturdy Wray and Flory. D A Wray bought two Guernsey cows. Holcum kept 12 hogs. Stony Point school opened with 23 pupils taught by Milas Lena Milburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Carrey
Orville Carrey
Lawrence
Ottumwa
Martin Holcum
Jesse Deay
Fred Rockhold
Lobby Lawson
Woody Sturdy
Dave Wray
D. A. Wray
Ernest
Dan Flory
Pleasant Grove
Eight Mile
Franklin County
John Dailey
Ottawa
Stony Point
Milas Lena Milburn
Andy Lutz
B. L Holmes
Russel Deay
Arkansas
Ira D. Cripe
Dewey
Anna Cripe
North Lawrence
D. A
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