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True Riches of Wisdom and Knowledge of God
A brief biblical reflection centers on Romans 11:23 praising the depth of God’s wisdom and knowledge as a sacred treasure. It invites contemplation of divine insight and spiritual riches beyond human measure.
Sensible decision on Woodring declining testifying in Washington
Former secretary of war Harry Woodring refused to testify in the Washington hearing on the conscription bill. His views have been placed in the record and he urges that more words do not solve the nation’s problems.
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Harry Woodring
Washington
Woodring
Nazi Plan to Smash England Urged by Hess Deputy
Rudolph Hess argues the time has come for Germany to destroy England, noting advantages from encircling positions but acknowledging England’s retaliatory potential and RAF disruption of German invasion plans as tides and weather shift in Britain’s favor. England, on the defensive, tightens defenses as favorable invasion conditions wane.
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Rudolph Hess
Hitler
England
Isles
Germany
Royal Air Force
City Hall Job Rules Stir Political Debate
An editorial in the Kansas City Star argues that requiring Phi Beta Kappa quality for city hall jobs challenges public employment norms. It suggests the move dulls the allure of city work and risks privatizing public service.
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Starbeams
The
Kansas City Star
City Hall
Conscription Debate Across The Army Volunteer System
The article argues opponents question the fairness of relying on voluntary enlistment in a major emergency. It notes the wartime acceptance of the draft and explores whether current voluntary enlistment efforts could be strengthened. It implies the country’s past experience weighs on the conscription debate.
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Jeountry
Algong
Defense debate weighs military needs for national security
The passage argues that current debates on defense should focus on ensuring adequate forces without assuming war or peace. It emphasizes the importance of credible military strength and warns against underestimating defense in the present uncertain climate.
French gold believed moved to United States before fall
Reports from Washington claim 353 million dollars of French gold were moved to the United States before the Germans reached Paris. The alleged transfer would undermine German claims of disinterestedness and signals Nazi interest in the gold.
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France
Paris
Washington
United States
Western Hemisphere
Consulates and Marines To Be Used For State Department Posts
American consulates at Dakar and St Pierre Miquelon will reopen as listening posts of the state department. The First Marine brigade will be stationed at Guantanamo Bay for training and maneuvers as part of the defense program to know what is going on and be ready for appropriate action.
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Dakar
French West Africa
St. Pierre-Miquelon
State Department
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Farley gains leverage in Democratic party after Chicago convention
Jim Farley ends the Chicago convention with broad praise but no votes. National Democrats who favor soft drinks face a shift as Farley looks to monetize support in every nickel transaction.
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Jim Farley
Chicago
Farley
Jim
Reed Plunges Deeper Into Senate Committee Work
Washington reports Senator Reed of Kansas is buried under important committee work. The remark hints Reed and allies will surface with many new laws, while the country already has about all the laws it can stand.
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Washington State
Reed
Kansas
Birth of the Republican Party in a Ripon Schoolhouse
The 1854 Ripon Wisconsin schoolhouse on the college campus became the birthplace of the Republican Party after a meeting on February 28 and the party’s formal organization on March 20. Major Allan E Bovay linked the event to Horace Greeley and noted the transition from Whigs and Free-Soilers to Republicans.
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Emporia Gazette
Ripon
Wis
Allan E.bovay
Horace Greeley
Congress
Republican Party
Major Bovay
Union
Wisconsin
Madison
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Larer
Illinois
Rain Helps Crops and Gardens as Drizzle Continues
Cloudy skies yielded a good rain this morning, expected to benefit crops, truck gardens, and shrubbery. The downpour slowed to a drizzle later, soaking the soil. The Kappa Alpha Theta sorority bought four lots in the 1400 block on Tennessee Street for 8500 dollars, with no immediate building planned. The Theta home at 1116 Indiana Street was enlarged years ago. The Richardson descendants held a reunion in Clinton park with 173 total, 96 present. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Carter and family returned from Minnesota, while J. Frank Jones and party left for Tulsa to visit Miss Jane Kirk. Mrs. Marion Coolidge hosted the Variety bridge club with several guests from Nashville, Topeka, and nearby.
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The
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Tennessee
Gertrude Blackwelder
Paul R. Brooks
Thetas
Indiana Street
Asa and
Phebe
Watson Richardson Neers
Lawrence
Clinton Park
A. B. Carter
Minnesota
Topeka
Ralfe van ‘Bebber
Troy
Maurice. Crane
Eileen Penney
Margaret Gustafson
Ruth Litchen
Mateel Rich
Baldwin News: Local News Briefs Include Weddings and Visits
Mrs. C J Fischer accompanied her husband on a week’s Southern state trip. Miss Mary Margaret Williams returned from Arkansas City after a friend's death. Announce Baldwin marriage Cleo Price to Harold Grass of Montibello after Las Vegas ceremony. Various visits and trips noted among Baldwin residents and guests.
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C. J. Fischer
Mr. Fischer
Topeka
Mary Margaret Williams
Arkansas City
Richard R. Marsh
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Lawrence Business College
Grass
Montibello A
Mary Elizabeth Rowie
Emporia
Benjamin D. Roche
John Osborne
Corvallis
Ore
Philamatheon Club
Ray Reynolds
Florence Waring
Lois Craig
Charles. Gale
George Marquardt
Dean Grace Irwin
Nolya Hunt
Local Social Roundup From Valley Grove and Nearby
Valley Grove residents hosted Sunday dinner guests including Mr. and Mrs. W O Flory and extended visits with Kansas City and Liberty residents. Attendees shared meals with the Dunn, Frantz, Kernodle, and Rolins families while Ed Moore of Leavenworth remained ill but improving at Cushing hospital. The community notes Bu na Petrie and Miss Gladys Titterington add to the social calendar with plans for the Jefferson County Pomona Grange picnic at Parker grove near Ozawkie.
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W. O. Flory
John Dunn
Elizabeth Dunn
Lucy. Frantz
Esther Kernodle
Kansas City
John Frantz
Joan
Janice
Liberty
W. OO. Flory
Russell Stewart
Max Rolins
C. A. Petrie
Nelle Kimmel
Henry Borst
McLouth
Leavenworth
Ed Moore
Cushing Hospital
Buena Petrie
Jefferson Courty Pomona Grange
Parker Grove
Ozawkie
Gladys Titterington
E. W. Titteringtons
Noted Topeka Wedding and Local News Update
Arthur Parker wed in Topeka at Rev. Claude J. Utley’s home, with Mrs. Parker a Topeka high school alumna and Bible institute attendee. Almarin Nottingham wedding noted. Sig Dolph’s death follows operation in Kansas City. Local visitors, travel, and family reunions form the week’s community brief.
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Arthur Parker
H. J. Jackson
Samoset
Fla
Claude J. Utley
Topeka
Parker
Lawrence Ward
Ward
John Nottingham
Almarin Nottingham
Euclid Avenue Methodist Church
Nottingham
Na May Cornwall
John ‘Nottingham
H. W. Love
Dejl
Walter Love
Christian Endeavor
Sig. Dolph
Here
Bales Farm
Kansas City
Dolph
Wellman Church
Hardy Oak Cemetery
Georgie Petrie
Shirley Stewart
Richard Petrie
Herschell
Old Home Town tensions mix Mexicans and soldiers in Texas
Reported yesterday a clash involving forty to fifty Mexicans allied with Car ranza forces facing U S troops and a citizen posse in Texas. The incident comes amid broader war talk as the Baltic front nears Petrograd and local plans advance for good roads days on August 18 and 19.
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Texas
U.S
Carranzas
Army of Liberation
Company H
Mexico
Petrograd
Harry Sparks
the Merchants and Farmers, Association
Migs Thelma
Clack
Migs
Irene - Cutter
Frank
Cope
Clyde Beesen
Lawrence Constant
Gutters Farm
Charles
Sparr
Los Angeles
Open door in China and local notices from Kansas
The article notes China seeks openness while locals in Kansas report mobilization and postwar equipment cleanup. It mentions Miss Aleda Nelson traveling to Chicago, Buffalo Bille appearing in Lawrence with a wild west show on October 2, and license acquisitions for that event. It also covers guards in Kansas regiments returning with $20 000 in gear, a minstrel joke, heat wave, Lake View basket meeting, Santa Fe train extras, and a West Indies missionary preaching.
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China
Aleda Nelson
Chicago
Buffalo Bille
Lawrence
National Guards of
Kansas
Spain
Lake View
West Indies
Threshing Crew Party and Nearby Social News
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Kalb hosted a lawn party for threshing crew and families with guests including Frank Kenny Lloyd Drew Floyd Wolf and families Floyd Porter Lester Kalb and sons Ethel Roser Delcie Hunsinger Joe Coleman and others. Ice cream and cake were served after wheat yielded 40 bushels per acre. Weather notes and local visits follow with Kansas City shopping trips and Colorado travel mentioned.
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Ralph Kalb
Frank Kenny
Lloyd Drew
Floyd Wolf
Wiley
Earl Broers
Bob Jordan
John Harrison
John,Hill
Donald ‘Rosey
Kalb
John Hayes
Carrolton
Carrrol Wilson
Lester Wilson
Bailey
Palmyra
Hayes
Dorothy Kalb
Farm. Bureau
Oliver
Richard Kramer
Paul Brady
Billy Shepard
Colorado
Kramer
Ben
Colorado Springs
George Corn
Grace Hays
Grace Hayes
Kansas City
Russel O'néal
Ottawa
Ella Gillippi
M. A
Siena
Murder at Sayler’s Draw ing Room
A tense drawing room scene unfolds as Martin Sayler collapses after a tense dinner with Dale, Rhoda, Hazel Leighton, and George Barbour. Sayler’s control over Dale’s inheritance fuels motive as Rhoda suggests murder to secure the will. The group awaits the fallout as Sayler’s fate is revealed in the den.
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Martin Sayler
Appleby
Rhoda
Dale
Sayler
Rhoda Waters
Daley
Darli
George Barbour
Mae
Hazel Leighton
Winslow Mardell
Hazel
Martin
Mardell
Barbour
George
Des
Valley Chapel Grange Reschedules September Meeting
The Grange will meet with Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Burton in September instead of August due to the Burton reunion. Community updates include birthday visits, hospital recovery, and local social events at Valley Chapel area, with neighbors and relatives from Lawrence and Lone Star among attendees.
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Grange
D. L. Burton
Burton
John Dunn
Robert Wilson
Bobby
Elizabeth Dunn
Gottleb Nieder
Eudora
Emma
Nieder
Ted Hack
Lawrence
Hugo Nieder
Lone Star
N. F. Thome
Earl Lindell
Kansas City
Ruby Lindell
Roland Markley
Elda Markley
Elizabeth
Valley Chapel Christian Endeavor Society
Bert Gregory
Greenwood
Hugo Schellhorn
Mary Martin
Longanecker
Lone Star Lake
Julia Wilbur
Polo, Mo
Howard Longanetker
Valley Chapel
Christian Endeavor Society
LeRoy Puckett
Pearl Brohammer
Fred Gregory
Howard Gregory
Kanwaka
Roy Curtis
Conrad
Agnes
Olathe
Mr. McKinney
Fred McKinney
George Sanders
Independence
Kan
Evening and Tuesday Radio Listings Across Stations
A dense schedule of radio programs across KMBC WREN WDAF and other outlets for Monday and Tuesday August 12 13 detailing concerts news music hosts orchestras and shows with times and station callsigns. The listings include The Green Hornet Show Boat Amos and Andy Dance Orchestras Weather Forecasts and various MTC and musical segments.
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Wren
KMBC
WDAF
Rex Maupin
Orch
Josef Honti
EKMBC
Linwood Cavaliers
Margaret
Green Hornet
Paul Martin
Guy Lombardo
T. R. Ybarra
Blondie
Burns and Allen
Adventure
Reading
Amos and
Andy
Ray Heatherton
van Alexander
Belvederd Orch
Kaibc—Newacast
Arthur Godfrey
Russ Morgan
WRLEN
Co—Lud
Gluskin
Horace Heidt
the People
Quizz
MBC
Miller
Tommy Dorsey
Wremies le Walter
WIDAF
Ah—Johnny
Mesan Garber
Baron Elliott
WDAFL
Fred Waring
Abe Lyman
AL V. Kaltenborn
Rhythm Riders
Will Hudson
Ray Herbeck
Moonbeam
Deke Moffitt
Eddie Bush
Raymond Scott
Red Nicholas Orch
Muehlebach Or
Associated Press
Newacaat
Everett Kingery and Daughters Visit Washington Creek Family
Everett Kingery and his daughters spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Charlie Sanders and their sons in the Washington Creek neighborhood, sharing time and fellowship.
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Everett Kingery
Ashington Creek
Charile Sanders
Local Social Notes Highlight Kansas City Visits and Family Gatherings
Town residents report visits and weekend gatherings. Names include Sproull Hallenbeck Torneden Beaman Davidson Douglas and Gantz with trips to Oklahoma and Texas. A funeral notice for Mrs Strong is noted along with hospital visits and local election duties.
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Jack Sproull
Kansas City
Charley Hallenbeck
Carl Torneden
Clarence Beaman
Ronald Dean
Charles Davidson
Lloyd Douglas
Charles Douglas
Charies
Davidson
Claude‘ Hallenbeck
Lucille
Earl
Oklahoma
Texas
Dorothy Gantz
Williamstown
Charles Davidson, Jr
Russell Springs
Kan
Beverly
Edith
Godfrey Beetz
Nk Pettengill
Strong
Rumsey
Lawrence
Charles’ Davidson
Lula Lewis
Memorial Hospital
Orville Hughey
Lloyd, Douglas
W. A. Boys
Eugene North
Fall Leaf
William Torneden
William
Mias Lela
Milleret
George’ Hollenbeck
Athens
Preshing
Fred Harmon
Martin Coyne
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