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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1937
Page
4
Fragment from a religious text study shows a quotation about feeding the hungry and comforting the afflicted. The snippet includes a cited Isaiah verse reference and numerical marks likely part of a cataloging system. The legible phrase emphasizes spiritual illumination through aid to others.
The Journal-World argues the sales tax revenues will not suffice for state social security and relief needs. It notes political log rolling and partial revenue cuts for schools and counties, while officials seek extra relief bonds and a potential special session to redirect funds.
Members of the House Agricultural Committee clash over compulsory crop control amid growing farmer opposition. Chairman Jones warns that without mandatory measures the farm bill may fail to lift prices, while opponents question the impact of enforced controls.
The piece argues the Lindberghs deserve privacy despite their visit to the United States. It warns that constant crowding, reporters, and cameramen could ruin a welcome stay, urging Americans to practice good manners and restraint.
The Leviathan, once famed as a transatlantic giant nicknamed Old Levi, has been sold and will sail under its own power to England for scrapping. Japan submitted a bid, but the American government reportedly rejected it, hoping British ownership would keep the ship's steel from aiding any foe.
Some leading Republicans in the east advocate changes in the Republican national committee. Reports of a purge are unclear. Proposals focus on personnel and methods with vague details. Easterners are urged to make their statements more definite.
The writer mocks a Buffalo New York report claiming pupils walked out after the board cut school from a full day to a half day. The piece argues readers must brace for startling changes and the mind’s readiness to accept new realities.
In Portland Oregon a joyous homecoming unfolds as Carlo Bisio, who had left his wife and baby in Italy 18 years ago, celebrated with a party at his home. He, now a gardener, has earned enough to bring them to join him. Coal underlies 8 000 square miles in Alabama.
Nelda Barrie’s gas station mishap leads to a ride with Beck, a rugged outdoorsy man named Earl Reckless, after she cautions against Bill Langdon. Beck’s bold, reckless charm contrasts with Bill’s quiet disapproval as Nelda contemplates romance and independence.
Lawrence residents traveled to Kansas City to hear Carlos Salzedo perform with the Pro Musica Society at the Hotel Muelhbach. The event drew about twenty local members who gained admission to the concert.
Elected officers for the Farmers Institute include President E S Eastman and secretary Ed S Harvey. The group met at the courthouse after a two day session concluding with Prof D E Crabtree addressing farm leaks. University exposition planned for spring to showcase KU campus on all 163.5 acres. students to host event. Also noted: high school football team guests joined a domestic science department dinner at the Manual Training building.
Forties. Years Ago reports on December wheat advancing three cents in minutes to 99 cents. County commissioners plan a $7000 bridge across the Kaw at Lecompton contingent on a coal bill from the legislature. Phi Kappa Psi presents Phi Beta badge to each member. Edith Snow returns from California. Will Snow reports a visit to Leland Stanford. Mrs Sinclair hosts a thimble party for Kate Field before her European trip. Kathryne Brodhead of Washington visits. C W Whitmore sells store to Jackson of Kansas. Metcalf aided by Hugh Meare departs for St Louis for militia officer meeting.
Nina and David confess love after a tense Atlantic City secret, with Honey and Richard’s deceit laid bare. He forgives past wrongs, and the pair plan to marry, leaving old strains behind as they embrace. Button the dog sits beside them as a sign of restored union.
A quirky scene unfolds as ducks quack for a final meal while a variety of animals and a crew member named Christopher Columbus contribute the cries. The narrator hints at a morning routine turning into an animated chorus with calls from a rooster, a sheep, and other birds.
Willy Nilly awakens a group of bears including Jelly Bear Honey Bear Jupiter Bear and Top Notch in a comic scene inside a trailer. Top Notch insists they eat and mockingly orders a return to meals while Mother Honey Bear urges naps. Tomorrow: Too Fat.
Early fears painted phone mouthpieces as germ factories but studies show non disease producing bacteria predominate The act of talking via the earpiece is safer than face to face contact and transmission mainly comes from close contact not phones Tomorrow: Nervous Exhaustion a
A dense listing of radio station programming for KMBC WDAP WREN WDAF and related networks. Includes orchestras led by George Dickens Tucker and Cantor entries, weather forecasts, headlines, sports summaries, and debates. Notes multiple shows with times and hosts across evening hours ending with a university debate on unicameral legislature.
Random clippings from Cleveland and Huntington report a mix of oddities. A Mrs. Bryan, 64, testifies about her husband receiving letters from matrimonial bureaus and a dresser adorned with bridal photos. A bank robbery miss yields a comic exit as the thief tells a clerk to expect a stickup, then departs. Oregon State College seeks pianos for farming study, with a quip about contented cows. Continuous snips end with a note from Elgin, Illinois on feedlot leftovers.
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