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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1940
Page
4
A biblical verse from Isaiah 33 1 warns that those who spoil others will themselves be spoiled and treachery will rebound on the treacherous party. The passage emphasizes reciprocal justice and moral consequence.
In a period of debate on education the article argues for a calmer phase to regain ground and consolidate advances. It stresses that American schools serve a free society and should develop responsibility, character, and use of mental capacity, with community control and support as essential. It cites Loomis and Jacobs on restoring community influence and funding beyond money alone.
The American Federation of Labor favors a six hour day and a thirty hour week. The plan would cut the current work week by half at the start of the century, requiring more workers to maintain output. It warns such a move would hinder defense and many industries, but aims to pressure the country to test the experiment after wartime needs subside.
Advocates push the Logan Walter Bill aimed at subjecting agency regulations to court review. Supporters argue regulation by decree has grown into a vast 20 000 page body, often unseen by individuals and small firms, with agencies and big corporations wielding control outside congressional laws.
President Roosevelt states he would oppose a federal sales tax to fund defense. He argues if revenues are raised through one tax, many other taxes would rise to cover the need.
The total Kansas vote this year exceeded all previous totals by 10 215 votes. Yet some candidates found the increase disheartening as it still wasn t enough to go around.
The Greek front improves with advancing lines near the Greco Albanian boundary while Mussolini seeks relief from Italy's defeats. Nazi air and ground help remain uncertain as Britain eyes Greece as a potential base for future operations against Germany.
The Santa Fe agriculture development department calls Kansas wheat outlook one of the brightest on record. Rain snow and sleet across the wheat belt will let the 1941 crop enter winter in nearly perfect condition with moisture sufficient into early spring.
President Hoover in his message to Congress prioritizes unemployment relief and budget restraint. He projects this year's deficit at 180 million dollars and urges deferring any new government expenditure plans. The piece also notes potential reshuffling in a regional athletic conference amid Kansas University tensions.
Twenty five years after his lecture at Kansas University Norman Angell the English journalist warned that he fears one of mankind's gravest dangers may still lie ahead. He spoke of political and social unrest and urged caution and reform to avert catastrophe.
Baldwin updates cover visits by Rev George Garrettson of Riverside and the Clarkes hosting the Saturday night club. Local activities include PEO Chapter C K meeting on Tuesday, a Baker basketball opener vs West Texas State, and a Lions club gathering with speaker Dr. James S. Chubb. Also noted are memorials for Hattie Erickson and the death of Emporia professor Daniel L. Wilhelm.
Ottawa Kan Dec 2 UPI Joe Blackwell 25 a hotel clerk was struck and killed by a train while crossing tracks near his home. He left a widow and eight children. A subscription gift to the Journal World was noted.
Wesley York and Ronnie Bailey ride to Rainbow Canyon for growth ring measurements and a cliff dwelling visit. Their easy banter masks growing tension as Lena Montoya appears approaching Rainbow Canyon, signaling future drama and a tense entanglement.
The November 5 wedding of Eleanor Zeferjahn to John Edward Abel in Lawrence is announced. Obituary notes include Private Webb of Williamstown killed in Texas and a military funeral at the Williamstown church. Community updates cover school, sports, farming, roads, and local visits.
A dense list of cinema and radio programs across stations WREN KMBC and WDAF for Monday and Tuesday nights. Programs include Tom Mix, Santa Claus, True or False, Newscasts, Orchestra performances, Burns and Allen, Amos and Andy, and many sports and drama segments with numerous named acts and hosts.
A Christmas gift idea for daily joy throughout the year via a mail subscription to the Journal- World. Includes contact by phone number 22 and a brief note on gifting.
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