Mundt urges wide defense procurements for nine-state Midwest
Rep. Karl E. Mundt cites a nine-state Midwest region trailing the national average in defense business pickup. He argues procurements should be distributed widely to leverage aviation, food, manufacturing, steel, oil, coal and hydroelectric resources across Arkansas, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma, North Dakota and South Dakota. He stresses regional advantages and invulnerability due to geography and native-born labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ing
Karl E. Mundt
R-S.d
Mundt
Arkansas
Iowa
Kansas
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
Oklahoma
North Dakota
South Dakota
United States
America
Parking Rules Enforced At University Campus
University of Kansas imposes strict parking zones after tonight with all cars required to display permits. Henry Werner says early enforcement aims to ease main drive congestion and protect student safety. Applications go to Werner’s office for permit approval. fines will follow for violators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Ofansas
Henry Werner
Men
University
Werner
New Fashion Shop Opens Friday on Fifth Avenue
Graycé shop Lawrence's newest dress shop will have its formal opening Friday at 841 Massachusetts Street. Exclusive models in ladies ready-to-wear and accessories including bags hose hats jewelry lingerie housecoats slack suits sweaters blouses and other items will be ready for inspection Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
New York
Lawrence
Massachusetts Street
Meet School Officials At Liberty Memorial High
An assembly at Liberty Memorial High School introduced several officials to students. Principal Neal M. Wherry presided as speakers included Iva Belle Harpe, Anne Lorimer, Pauline McKinney, Eleta Ernst, Warren Smith, Electa Kindlesperger, and new assistant Lois pie Vaner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Memorial High School
Neal M. Wherry
Iva Belle
Harpe
Anne M. Lorimer
Pauline McKinney
Eleta Ernst
Warren Smith
Electa Kindlesperger
Lois Pie Vaner
Fined For Drunkenness In Police Court
Carl Bowers and William Bonders were fined five dollars each in police court this morning on charges of being drunk and fighting. Ed Petey forfeited a five dollar bond posted on a charge of being drunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Bowers
William Bonders
Ed Petey
Acacia Lodge No 9 A F and A Masonic Meeting Notice
Acacia Lodge No 9 A F and A special meeting Thursday September 19 at 7 p.m. in the first degree. Visitors and sojourners cordially invited. R B Stevens IV M John H Parker Secy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acacia
R. B
Stevens
John H. Parker
Sec
Stray Cat Worth $1006 Delays Film Scenes
Hollywood reports a grayish white stray cat is valued at $1006 by director John Cromwell's company for use in Frances Dee scenes. The cat disappeared after its debut, risking $5000 in re tapes if not recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
John Cromwell
Cromwell
Frances Dee
KU Hospital Receives Six Volumes of Fiction Donated
A former patient donated six volumes of fiction to Watkins Memorial Hospital for patient use, adding to the 12 volumes donated last year. The donor prefers to remain anonymous as the images of Mount Oread were captured in color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Oread
K. U
Boy
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Ralph I. Canuteson
Owens Denied Clemency in 1939 Robbery Case
Gov Payne Ratner denied executive clemency to James Owens who is serving 10 to 21 years in the state penitentiary for first degree robbery of the Securities Investment Company in 1939. Owens pled guilty before District Judge Hugh Mefns on April 10, 1939 and was committed the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payne Ratner
James Owens
State Penitentiary
Securities Investment Company
Owens
Hugh Mefns
Leaky Stove Sparks Small House Blaze in City
Firefighters responded to 1112 Pennsylvania Street at 4 03 yesterday to put out a small blaze caused by a leaky stove in the home of Dr. Robert Hopkins. No damage to the house was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Street
Homle
Robert Hopkins
Lawrence Glows Over Political Gathering And Seed Potato Talks
Lawrence residents praised Private First Class Donald L Kidney for completing a Marine postmaster course with a commendation from Major General T Holcomb. Willkie rally crowds rode trains from Lawrence to Coffeyville, while Alfred Heck planned seed potato buys in North Dakota urging certified seed. Local dealers previewed 1941 DeSoto and Plymouth cars as veterans debated cavalry to artillery shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald L. Kidney
Lawrence
Marine Corps Institute
T. Holcomb
Corps
Kidney
Marine Corps Base
San Diego
Alfred Heck
Heck
North Dakota
Grand Forks
Grafton
Red River
Kaw Valley
Army transfers Lieut Col Ittai Luke to Washington
Army orders move Lieut Col Ittai A. Luke of the ordnance department from Orden Utah to Washington. Luke is a 1914 University of Kansas graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ittai A. Luke
Ordnance Department
Orden
Utah
Washington
Luke
University of Kansas
KU Student Health Dispensary Reports Mild Ailments
The K U student health service says only blistered heels and a few colds have been treated since registration began last Saturday at Bt Dread. Director R I Canuteson notes regular hours start tomorrow 8 to 12 and 2 to 5 Monday to Friday and 8 to 12 on Saturdays. Most work has been physical exams for new university entrants. A thrifty habit reading the classified page every day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U
Student Health Service
R. I. Canuteson
Alpha Phi Omega, National Service Fraternity
K. U. Student Health Service
London under heavy daylight and night air raids
London endured a long day of daylight alarms and a record night raid as German bombs hit all sections of the city. Key stores in Oxford Street suffered direct hits including D H Evans John Lewis and Bourne and Hollingsworth while Westminster Abbey lawn and the Spanish Embassy roof were damaged. Emergency crews treated the injured in a cinema.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ments
London
British Press Association
Cap Gris Nez
Channel
Paris
Thames Estuary
West End
D. H. Evans and Co
John Lewis and Company
Bourne and Hollingsworth
Oxford
Westminster Abbey
D. H. Divas
John Lewis
Bourne and
Hollingsworth
Oxford Street
Ministry of Information
Lambeth Walk
Child Killed by Auto in Kansas City Traffic
Four year old Donald Robert McGuire was struck and killed by a truck while crossing a street on an errand for his aunt. He died en route to the hospital after suffering a head injury and probable injuries to his back arms and chest. This marked the fifteenth traffic death in the city that year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. A. Koy
T. B. Jefferson
Kansan
School of Engineering
Waldo Bowman
Engineering
Ben Hibbs
Wesley W. Stout
F.s
Saturday Evening Post
Stout
K. U
Dean Olin Templin
Rotary
L. N.flint
Kansas City Star
New York World
Post
Kansas City
Donald Robert McGuire
Robert McGuire
James Dover
Carlson Advises Fort Hays Students Exempt From Draft
Representative Carlson informs Fort Hays Kansas State College President C E Rarick that all students currently enrolled are deferred from conscription until next July. The reply states that all students signed up this year are deferred, clarifying whether exemptions apply to enrolled students and any exceptions.
Oil shows promise near Johnson Nebraska
In Johnson Nebraska on September 18 officials announced a good showing of oil at the John Rogge Sr farm half a mile east of town. The well will be acidized probably Saturday in an effort to bring in Nemaha county’s first producer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Neb
Schock
Blakeman
John Rogge Sr
Here
Nemaha County
Chicago White Sox beat Yankees in opener of doubleheader
Chicago tops New York 6 to 3 as Lefty Thornton Lee allows six hits amid 40,000 fans. Sox rally with four runs in the sixth. First game details list Chandler and Rosar, Lee, Tresh. Second game result omitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Thornton Lee Parcellge
Sox
New York
Chandler
Murphy
Rosar
Lee
Tresh
Breuer
Sandra
Dickey
Smith
Turner
Detroit
Hank Greenberg
Detroit Tigers
Philadelphia Athletics
Philadelphia
Caster
Wagner
Bridges
Sears
Tebbetts
Heusser
Hayes
Cleveland
Washington
Johnny Allen
Indians
Kendall Chase
Gorsica
Chase
Carrasquel
Early
Allen
Pytlak
Hudson
Ferrell
Feller
Hemsley
Boston
St. Lou Grover
Swift
Boston Bees
Pittsburgh Pirates
Jim Tobin
Chet Ross
Bees
Jim Bowman
Pittsburgh
Bowman
Fernandes
Tobin
Berres
Brooklyn
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Len Warneke
Carl Doyle
Dodgers
St. Louis
Warneke
Doyle
Owen
Casey
Tamults
Carleton
Phelps
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Stan Hack
French
McCullough
Schumacher
Danning
Cincinnati
Philadelphia Vandermeer
Baker
Mulcahy
Warren
Deaths and Funerals of Mrs. Jennie Marsh
Mrs. Jennie Mae Marsh aged 67 died yesterday at a friend’s home in Kansas City Kansas. Funeral services will be held from Simmons chapel in Kansas City Friday at 1 30 PM with burial at Maple Hill cemetery. She lived in Eudora with Mr and Mrs Clarence Daugherty for several years and was an invalid. She is survived by one son Eugene Marsh of Kansas City Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Mae Marsh
Vernon Leslie
Kansas City
Kan
Simmons
Maple Hill Cemetery
Fellers Improves After Three Weeks in Santa Fe Hospital
E. E. Fellers, a Santa Fe freight office clerk known for his work in wild game propagation, is reported to be improving steadily after three weeks of illness in Santa Fe hospital at Topeka. He will likely remain hospitalized for several more weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellers
E. E. Fellers
Santa Fe
Topeka
Santa Fe Freight Office
Nazi Held French Ports Struck Again by British
British bombs hit German held ports along Europe north coast with Cherbourg and Cap Gris Nez targeted. Two German supply ships were sunk and many fires sparked in the harbor amid repeated attacks overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Europe
Air Ministry
Cherbourg
France
Cap Gris Nez
Dover
Secret Commons Debates on German Air Attacks Reported
London discussions in a secret version of the house of commons followed a brief public session as members from London and affected constituencies highlighted problems. Home Security Minister Sir John Anderson answered questions while the Lords also held a secret session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Germany
House of Commons
John Anderson
Oase of Lords
Wheat rise amid hedging and defense news in Chicago market
Wheat prices gained up to a cent a bushel in Chicago as mills bought to lift hedges and to stockpile for future needs amid the ongoing war news. December and September futures fluctuated with mixed gains and losses. open interest reached over 60 million bushels in Chicago and 21 million in corn. Kansas City hogs and cattle markets showed strength with hogs up to 6.70 and cattle steady to weak on bids. sheep sales opened steady with bids mostly lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
England
Livestock Prices Mixed as Hogs Hold Steady
Livestock markets show hogs unchanged while beef steers and yearlings move slowly with mixed demand. Spring lambs drop 10 to 15 cents, sheep steady, and slaughter ewe prices slip from 3.75. Estimated receipts for tomorrow include cattle 2,000 calves 300 hogs 2,500 sheep 6,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
USDA
Colorados
Kanaaas City
Ap-Usda
Kansas City Cash Grain Market Report Headlines
Wheat and corn futures move with mixed shifts as Kansas City trade shows prices varying by grade and class. Multiple futures leave No 2 dark hard and No 2 red wheat broadly around 72 cents, while corn mixed classes hover in the 61 to 67 cent range with nearby declines and gains noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Crawford County Seeks 100000 Relief Bond Issue
Crawford county officials asked the revenue and taxation commission to authorize a 100000 relief bond for the county. The request was made in Topeka on September 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Crawford County
the Revenue and Taxation Commission
Journal-World Classified Bargains Page Summary
The Journal-World presents a classifieds page with local bargains across categories. Includes listings for goods and services with prices and contact options, offering readers concise purchase opportunities and seller information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Wheat and potato market notes from Chicago AP report
AP USDA marketwire from Chicago Sept 18 shows Sept wheat futures near 61% for Sept and 74% for Soybeans, corn mixed. lard and bellies prices listed. Potatoes total U S shipments 443 and supplies liberal with demand for western Russets and Oregon long whites moderate and market firm. Idaho Russets and Triumphs quoted at U S No 1 prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
USDA
U. S
Idaho
Oregon
Colorado
Egg Butter Poultry Prices See Modest Gains
Kansas City market report shows egg prices up 19 percent with receipts at 17 percent. Butter prices rise 27 percent with butterfat at 21. Poultry items including hens at 9 percent and broilers noted. Ducks and turkeys show smaller gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Local Market Rates For Grain Poultry Hogs Bond and Stocks
Grain prices show wheat at 66 and yellow corn at 58. Poultry prices list hens under 4 pounds at 8 and over ig at 13 with springers and broilers around 17. Hog prices reported at 6.35. Government bonds in New York close with Treasury notes at 103.12 and 113.20 for Treasury 4s and Se 55-51. Stock market page lists miscellaneous equities with Chem Dye at 157 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government Bond
New York
Treasury
Treasury Se
Wall Street Gains Steady On Fourth Day Of Rise
Trading gained modestly with about 450 000 shares changing hands as leaders edged higher and selling stayed light. The day’s best performers included U S Steel Bethlehem General Motors Chrysler and United Aircraft amid a generally cautious advancing mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall
New York
England
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
General Motors
Chrysler
Gear
United Aircraft
Sperry
Air Reduction Westinghouse
Union Carbide
Johna-Manville
Eastman
iAmerican Telephone
Western Union
Great Northern
Bonda
Also Mentioned on This Page
K. U. Hospital
Dorsey Band
Medical School
Evans Hearth
Maxine Milner
Eloise Galway
Agnes Robbins
Jeannette Lommasson
Lommasson
Katherine Stephenson
Anna Entz
Marjorie LeMay
Betty Lou Ufford
Katherine Pennington
Bertha Ewing
Frances Allen
Doris Rubin
Anna Katherine Khiel
Tommy Dorsey
Fred Littooy
Spud Fisher
Ann
Beverly Hills
Art Wolf
Mt. Dread
Britain
Charles Banning
John Callahan
District Court
Coffeyville
Willkie
Douglas County
R. €. Rankin
Pat Callahan
J. R. Holmes
H. al Jetmore
Elizabeth Jacqmain
Frank Sullivan
Ward Sullivan
Fred Kahn
Wilfred Hunsinger
C.S. Grant
Charles Rankin
W. C. Simons
C. W. Maloney
A. S. Howard
F. H. Roberts
John Roberts
M. F. Hudson Company
IAL
Oldsmobile
M. F. Hudson
Les Reber
Warren Casey
James Hazzard
Eugene Walker
Charles Shields
DeSoto
Municipal Auditorium
Buddy Gallagher
Della Wilson
W. O. Hamilton
Robert Surles
Gallagher Motors
Harry Nevin
T. J. Leasure
Troon I
Haskell
Nevin
Calic
K. U. Health Service
Rep
Carlson
Fort Hays
Federal
Agriculture Departments
Eavier
Colorado Springera
Ie City Livestock
Lucky Partners
Granada
Ronald Colman
Ginger Rogers
Ginger
Rogers
Sacha Guitry
Harry Davenport
Allen ‘Scott
John van Druten
Sur Fe
Lawrence Memorial .Co
Norman Endacott, M Gr
Allison-Armstrong
Jonte
Bent
Rye
Keneas City Produce
Closa
Cqennecerceen
Chryelerie Cavecnensemnstedeane
Sears, Roebuc
Seesesesesessees
Standard Brands
Standard of
Lawrence National Bank
of Kansas University and
Lawrence Schools
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!