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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1938
Page
3
A brief biblical excerpt from Matthew 14 31 portrays Jesus admonishing Peter for little faith and doubt as he begins to sink. The scene emphasizes trust in Christ during trial and the mercy offered when faith wavers.
Talking Business notes Germany delays response after Prime Minister Chamberlain remarks. Dr Schacht arrives in London to discuss economics and securing foreign funds to pay for removal of Jews from Germany. British underwriters scrutinize Nazi confiscation of Jewish property insurance amid expected resistance.
The National Grange pursues a realist political stance, aiming to serve rural life rather than favor any party. It notes labor unions like the AFL historically kept politics separate, while the CIO aligns with one party wing, contrasting farmer independence with labor blocs.
A public poll finds 74 percent approve the Dies committee’s work and funding. The panel faces criticism from administration foes and interviews belittling its activities while covering both communist and fascist activity in the United States amid espionage concerns.
The text argues that strong evidence supports forming a congressional committee to inform the public. It notes ridicule and denouncement of the Dies probe have failed, implying ongoing scrutiny and accountability.
Lima’s Pan American talks center on European propaganda seeping into the western hemisphere. Nations seek effective responses to armed threats and to counter political blocs, with Uruguay Argentina and Brazil pressing urgent concerns over foreign influence and domestic extremism within borders.
The Memel district is forecast to be separated from Lithuania and returned to Germany within weeks, a Berlin source whose territory-claim forecasts gain attention despite mixed global regard. A Moscow paper condemns lazy workers and calls seven-hour shifts intolerable liberalism, urging productivity.
Former Chicago mayor Big Bill Thompson moves to secure the Republican nomination for mayor. The Chicago GOP could improve its position by not backing the former head of city government, as observers doubt a Thompson return would surpass past performance.
Washington announces a policy of cooperation between business and government. The description signals an unchanged stance, with business ready to proceed as soon as government releases the brakes.
Russian sources claim large Italian forces are being mobilized in Libya near the Tunisia border. They allege silence from France if Paris has any corroborating details.
Readers could cut costs on magazine subscriptions by having their names added to mailing lists maintained by distillers and brewers. This practice would provide nearly identical service at a reduced price.
Jolly and Santa toured Law rence delivering over 2000 toys from a radio platform on Massachusetts street. Santa arrived in the fire chief's car with a police escort as the city hosted a holiday event.
Willy Nilly and Christopher Columbus Crow travel to Santa's workshop. Santa praises the letters from children and explains his personal mail service. Santa's sleigh overflows with toys for shops as he plans gifts for kids who request them.
Hundreds of residents in Monona county are eating corn fed carp and Buffalo fish. Thousands of pounds have been hauled from sloughs in corn fields near the little Sioux river northeast of Blencoe Iowa. The fish began feeding on the corn in September. Tailed as a local strange harvest.
Carson Morrow, chief border patrol inspector, ordered immediate action when told a Mexican alien detainee was about to give birth. The case involved 26 Mexicans deported from California, with the mother en route to the border as the patrol sped.
Clarence Miller led Waterville with 16 points and a teammate's own basket counted for Janesville's two. The one‑sided game highlighted Miller's scoring while the Janesville squad split two free throws.
In this installment, Lou Orpington questions suspects while Mrs Flower probes a complex plot. Adam and others dissect Barney’s actions and possible motives, including a staged alibi, a mysterious typewriter letter, and a perilous attempt to light a fatal match.
The text pieces reveal a secret marriage, a hidden gun, and a balloon dance in a Service Club party. Suspects include Barney and Anne, with clues about a missing prize and a drunken, singing guest. The clue trail tightens around Barney's plans and the chaotic finale.
Social notes from Baldwin detail visits among the Shumaker and Rudolph families in Humboldt Atchison and Topeka connections. Local Baker graduates Don Taylor and others travel for Rhodes scholarships and Oxford talks amid Christmas gatherings and community events.
Radio listings for Thursday December 15 and Friday December 1 show stations KMBC WREN WDAF and detailed program blocks including Armchair Quartet Jack Armstrong Amos and Andy Bing Crosby Vincent Lopez Orchestra and more with news weather and dance hours across KC stations.
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