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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1941
Page
4
The verse proclaims that due to love of righteousness and hate of iniquity, God anoints thee with the oil of gladness above thy fellows. It emphasizes divine blessing and superior rightful authority.
The House passed the most drastic strike-control measure to curb interruptions to defense production. The bill faces swift attack as union leaders denounce it as a vicious anti labor move while administration supporters push for modification in the Senate. A real clash with labor leadership is anticipated.
Disaster Loan Corporation reports in Kansas City that fewer flood aid calls came from Kansans this year. Most victims are rebuilding without government help as agency canvass finds few aid applications amid broad recovery after summer and fall river rampages.
Italian fascists claim a vast revolutionary conspiracy uncovered in Trieste includes sabotage and attacks. Project No 1 aimed at Mussolini but failed, as 60 plus defendants on trial recount bungled schemes and a thwarted bid to topple the Duce.
A government representative, in a public position, voted to order a rate increase. Rail firms debate higher rates to cover increased basic pay for workers. The public would bear the cost of the rise.
The speaker notes an eight billion defense add on top of prior spending. Senator George warns taxes near peak and predicts federal debt reaching 150 billion before emergency ends, arguing wasteful domestic spending blends into defense boosts and accelerates the deficit.
President Roosevelt posed direct questions to Japan about its growing military presence in the south Pacific and the potential impact on island nations. The public expects clear answers or at least a better sense of各 powers’ positions, amid a broader buildup of fleets and forces across the Pacific.
Former new dealers exploit inside knowledge of the machine to promote defense contracts. Their actions draw notice in Washington and threaten to spark a scandal unless the public remains resigned and indifferent.
The Lawrence display grows brighter each year as new lighting equipment enhances the scene. The evolving setup now creates a cohesive picture that captures the holiday spirit.
An Altoona Tribune quip notes that every town has a sort of supreme court made up of gossip, always in session and sitting wherever it sits, with decisions from which there is no appeal.
A Wichita Eagle note says a paper shortage looms but could be eased if Washington mimeograph machines cut output two days weekly.
The League of Nations council plans to approach the American British and French ambassadors in Tokyo over the neutral zone near Chinchow Manchuria. President Hoover outlines a giant credit corporation model to Congress.
Stephen Curt and his wife Diana navigate a tense marriage built on a six month contract and a 10 000 sum while Diana faces Adela Thorpe and Evalyn Thorpe rumors. Phil Bruce hints at marriage while Ellen Curt probes for truth about Stephen’s happiness and Adela’s influence. Diana visits Ellen and contemplates the fragile union and possible breakup.
The Red Star cites Russian gains on the Moscow front and a Bolshevik surge along the Sea of Azov. Weather and Arctic conditions hinder German mobility while supplies lag and fuel fears rise amid a broader Nazi retreat.
The article notes ongoing Russo-Rumanian actions near Bucharest amid concern in Romania. It reports a December 19 meeting in Lawrence to form a Kansas branch of the Anti-Saloon League. Mayor W. J. Francisco addresses recall petitions and urban franchise tensions. It mentions food price inquiries led by a Chicago U S attorney and a growing boycott movement. Centenary Methodist Church plans a 1200 annex for Sunday school growth. Miss Quinn Gowell hosted a birthday party with numerous guests listed.
The article notes early Christmas trade and a new Jackson building offices rented by John Outland who will practice medicine in Lawrence. It covers University football debates on continuing play at the university and restrictions on out of town games at McCook field. It mentions Miss Stewart presenting Romeo and Juliet at the opera house and Rev A B Shrader moving to 1204 Connecticut street.
Baldwin notes reflect visits from Ross and Jean Wolf of Florida returning to their Baldwin roots with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wolf. Dr. John Maclean and family visited relatives, while W. G. Tulloss of Rantoul died in Ottawa. Claude Willey improves from pneumonia in Lawrence. Local music clubs, church figures, and Thanksgiving gatherings populate a bustling community page.
A dense station list for Thursday and Friday evening December 4 and 5 outlines time slots across WREN KMBC WDAF and KNBC with varied programs including News broadcasts sportcasts dramatic shows music orchestras and notable names such as Tom Mix Xavier Cugat Glenn Miller and Rudy Vallee. The schedule spans late morning to past midnight with multiple repeats and cross station listings.
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