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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1943
Page
4
A brief biblical verse from I Corinthians 3 10 stresses the grace of God enabling wise builders to lay a foundation and warns each to consider how they construct upon it. The passage emphasizes careful, principled work in building.
The Teheran talks among the Big Three seek coordinated action to intensify the war effort and time Germany’s defeat for maximum effect. Stalin, Churchill, and Roosevelt weigh military plans and postwar shapes, hoping for cordial consultation and shared approaches once the fighting ends.
War Food Administrator Marvin Jones warned Congress that hesitation over food subsidies creates uncertainty in business as the government shifts to manage daily life. He argued that administrative actions by the government contribute to instability and disrupt plans across the economy.
The passage notes agencies expanding oversight of business as rules change, a trend noted across more than two presidential terms. It highlights growing government influence amid shifting regulatory conditions affecting corporate operations.
The drive to collect waste paper relies on public cooperation as fewer loggers and mill workers remain due to war service. With newspapers likely to shrink pages under rationing, recovered paper becomes essential for war needs and newspaper printing. Higher prices should incentivize individuals and organizations to participate.
The Teheran conference produced no appeal to the German people. Goebbels had claimed such an appeal would follow, but the Big Three affirmed only that Germany must be crushed, with Goebbels preparing a new broadcast plan.
Kansas loses the lawsuit with Colorado over Arkansas River water. The river will likely continue its unpredictable flow, rolling along at times and receding into sand. Rain on the plains provides part of the river’s water, a portion likely unaffected by the court decision.
The article notes Yugoslavia is governed by two rival bodies both claiming authority. One faction leans toward a Russian style communism and backs Tito the partisan leader, while the regular Yugoslav government in exile is recognized by the Allies including Russia. The postwar question will address the Yugoslav situation and who truly leads.
Reports indicate a large number of influenza cases in Kansas City. Health officials urge precautionary measures to reduce the risk of serious illness. widespread belief is that following guidance lowers danger.
Swiss outlets claim Count Ciano, Mussolini’s son-in-law, was executed by firing squad. The former Duce is said to have come to hate Ciano, suggesting strained relations within the regime.
Captain Robert R. Osborn, a 1941 Baker graduate, Wilson Delta Tau Delta member, is stationed for advanced air training at Malden Air Base after a year in Trinidad. The Baldwin community notes many visits, illness updates, dinners, and upcoming Christmas program plans including Irene Peabody’s guest day in Topeka.
The war analysis argues a western invasion is the swiftest path to defeat Hitler. It urges early offensive in western France, with air superiority, Allied manpower, and sustained bombing to break German resistance before spring rains bog down troops. Also notes Sgt. William H. Thomas, missing in action over Burma since Nov 27.
Arrangements for the Elks charity ball are under way. Rural Social club meets with 11 members. The K A Dames gathered at 742 Indiana street. Allen and Mrs Phillips announce birth of a son at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. University of Kansas hosts basketball practice while Lt D G Phillips earns a captaincy. Cpl Julius Marks arrives overseas. Kansas City visit by Mrs Green Mrs Kuhne and Mrs Shumway of Pantin.
Twenty five years after joining artillery Col Hugh Means stationed at Camp Doniphan Fort Sill Oklahoma is discharged and will drive home to Lawrence. J C McCanles travels to Paola on business. The Red Rose plans a dance at David Mackie s residence Friday evening.
Forties era note reports a revival to begin Thursday evening at Washington Creek church with Elder G. W. Ellet presiding. The German club at the University met at 4 30 in Fraser hall Room 29. Mrs A Henley is lauded as a lady chauffeur in Lawrence who shops by auto. Mr and Mrs Irving Hill plan a Beta fraternity box party Friday night. Mrs W S Metcalf is in Topeka on business Dallas? No. Eugene Ware Jr of Topeka visited Lawrence today. Miss Marion Dick of McLouth visits Mrs Julia Hill. C A Hinkle teaches Bloomington school this year.
Four Kansans are among 270 U S soldiers listed by the War department as prisoners of war held by Germany. Names include Pvt. Glee K Moore Junction City and Tech Sgt William J Skahan Leavenworth plus others Willard H Lockyear and Clark B Jackson.
Seminole Oklahoma December 7 194? Pvt Isaac N Clendening of the engineers was wounded slightly in action in July. The War Department had previously informed his parents that he was killed by mistake, and the new telegram corrected the record.
Recruits at the induction station discuss service choice with a humorous mix of bravado. Benjamin F. Carter of St Helens faces trial on burglary car theft and forgery after sending a Santa letter requesting tools and a gas tank car. he disappeared then resurfaced. R M Sealock buys a blue spruce but finds only a stump. A Green Bay sergeant notes pedestrian cyclists pose risks after a collision with an 81 year old rider. A two week classified ad runs for 96 cents.
Redlaw the chemist sits in solitary Christmas Eve. Milly and the Swidgers bring supper as an old man enters with holly. The aged custodian recalls lost kin and a portrait keeper, a memory gift that may renew the past. The scene closes with a pause and a promise of continuation.
Radio schedule shows interleaved listings for WREN WDAF KMBC and others with programs like News Tonight Opera and Variety hours. Notable items include Lone Ranger Easy Aces Bobby Kaye, Summers and Contests with Army and Navy related shows, and lessons French Spanish with instructors.
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