Steadfast Friend Promise in Hebrews Quote
Short biblical line The verse from Hebrews 13 5 assures steadfast friendship and divine presence never to abandon or forsake.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1941
Page
4
Short biblical line The verse from Hebrews 13 5 assures steadfast friendship and divine presence never to abandon or forsake.
Kirke Mechem lists 759 newspapers and periodicals in Kansas with Lawrence boasting 104 new titles since 1854. Topeka leads numerically with 86 titles, Wichita 37, Kansas City 17, and Manhattan 16. Newspapers comprise about 61 dailies and 487 weeklies statewide.
Parsons credits the Katy railroad for nearly locating a shell loading plant, while Oklahoma praises the Katy for a smoke free powder plant near Chateau. Railroads increasingly shape site choices. Santa Fe’s efforts in Kaw Valley and Eudora-De Soto face hurdles, and a belt line connection remains desired.
Public concern grows over deteriorating highway shoulders in Kansas. Officials face calls to repair long stretches of concrete roads to prevent rollovers from deep cuts and reduce danger of drifting into oncoming traffic.
The text notes that months of labor leadership may have restricted defense output more than German bombing of England, and references the Wagner Act as aiming to reduce strikes in American industry.
An astrologer states Hitler's star is waning in solemn terms. He suggests Hitler may have never had a star, but was a comet, with Mussolini as part of its tail.
Several thousand people will attend the Eudora C P A picnic next week drawn by a traditional summer program. The event features a merry go round concert athletic contests lemonade and lively conversation among neighbors as towns revive picnics fairs parades and county festivals to keep community life vibrant.
Under national emergency strain the chief executive finds time to author five pieces destined for a national weekly magazine.
William S Knudsen asserts the US can out-produce two nations, crediting Yankee ingenuity and resources. NEA Editorial Service describes explosive rivets speeding aircraft assembly, with charges in rivet shanks that set rivets instantly, saving time on blind riveting.
Kansans opt for the weed as the first marking on state motor vehicle plates highlighting modesty amid neighbors to Wyoming Nebraska Texas Wisconsin and Georgia noted for bold symbols and grand depictions.
Press reports state that loud speakers are a secret German weapon capable of making one gun sound like many to the enemy. The piece suggests if loud speakers work, the nation is safe and quips send Iekes to the front to replace an army.
A Washington Star report notes slips were found in Baltimore hidden inside a Bible, with speculation they originated along the approximate area of the Book of Numbers.
A sad eyed girl at the swimming pool misplaced her compact along with her bathing suit in the same item, leaving her in a difficult situation as noted by the Stafford Courier.
A Letter to the Editor details a Topeka gathering of AAA supporters led by large farmers and government workers. The writer argues the New Deal program favors big landowners over small farmers, citing a trustee with 80 acres and an allotment of 22 acres for wheat, showing skewed income where tenant and landlord gains are offset by government penalties. The piece targets figures like Henry Wallace and Harold Ickes, arguing government dictates harm smallholders.
University of Kansas reduces home game prices with fifty cent to one dollar cuts across all six stadium contests. First Kansas Missouri clash in over twenty years to be possible at $2 in one section. A downtown collector notes Lawrence has 181 vacant houses.
War department considers mobilized units for border duty amid rail strike concerns. Sunday services saw Rev. F W Ainslie resign as associate pastor. Nine Mile Farm barn near Lawrence burned by lightning will be rebuilt. ranch spans 1160 acres and is near St. Joseph Missouri. Congressional nomination count gives E C Little a one vote edge over U S Guyer in the second district. Estimated 1500 vessels sunk in war, 120 of them from neutrals. The line ends with a fragment: Solon Emery has returned from.
A letter from Jack Parnell argues that the scheme should be exposed and repudiated soon, predicting its exposure before another election year tolls. He urges public scrutiny and action ahead of forthcoming elections.
In Richmond a truck toppled a barrel of glue coating the Fourteenth and Mill intersection prompting a quick city response. In Lancaster Art Gibble woke a band’s siren miscue, discovering the alarm was a town music number. In Corsicana Brice Bonner and relatives led lodge ceremonies as the sole candidate. Milwaukee a Marquette professor announced the French Irish consulate’s closure with a farewell flourish.
Six women customers at a Chicago beauty shop were herded into a booth by two gunmen who rifled purses and fled with $60. Police sought suspects and reviewed nearby surveillance for leads.
The piece reports friends backing Postmaster Caldwell after he cut off his mustache and McHale being ordained as a regular minister in a Christian church. It mentions the weed crusade, river level, air boat riding, and an officer election in Company H Kansas National Guards, with Clarence Cole named captain and Private Dodge promoted. It also notes readers' interest in Janice Meredith at the city library, George A. Flory moving to Rhode Island street, and remodeling work planned for W. E. Spalding store fronts.
A war column analyzes renewed Allied hope under Roosevelt and Churchill while cautioning against overoptimism. It notes Russian resistance, reduced Luftwaffe raids, and the looming Russian winter as critical factors that could alter Hitler's fortunes. The piece stresses uncertainty, the need to monitor weather and momentum, and the possibility of a Nazi knockout if breaks favor him, with the aim of avoiding a complacent view of the campaign.
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Jim Mallory confronts Jeffery Hammond and Eric Forbes over a secretive plan to locate the Sonora. A Havana chartered boat haunts the affair while blackmail and bribes surface, Mary Larsen remains wary, and romantic tension with Lois Hammond complicates the stakeouts and conversations.
Baldwin residents welcomed relatives visiting from Kansas City Lawrence and Texas. The article lists several families visiting Baldwin, including Runyans, Gilhams and Runyans relatives, and notes trips to Topeka Winnipeg and Duluth with family reunions and fishing. A local drunk driving case ends with a $5 fine for Clarence Chanman.
Friday and weekend radio listings for WREN WREC WDAF KMBC KMBC WDAF and others show daily programs from news to music and dramas. Notable acts include Ted Steele Guy Lombardo Benny Goodman and Woody Herman with many weather and news updates throughout the day.
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