In the Trace of God's Guiding
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1937
Page
4
Far East Tensions After Panay Bombing
The Panay remains at the Yangtze mouth with four dead and several wounded after a Japanese air attack. The United States and Britain seek assurances to prevent a repeat, aiming to reinforce treaties in a broader Far East strategy, though specifics are uncertain.
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Panay
Yangtze River
China
Far East
Japan
United States
Great Britain
Industries grapple with 40 year age limit and labor shift
A long discussion outlines how steel firms contend the 40 year age rule does not apply to steel. It cites American Iron and Steel Institute data that about half of steel payrolls are 40 or older and suggests gradual policy revision as labor saving equipment shifts roles. It notes steel workers average older ages than other industries and argues for using both youth energy and veteran experience.
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American Iron and Steel Institute
Steel Company
Dewey Talk Recalled by Barrett on Philippines Destiny
Barrett recalls Admiral Dewey predicting the Philippines would fall under Japanese influence as the islands seek independence. The reminiscence, noted for Fili ppinos, ties the Far East tensions to a future in which Filipino self rule may coincide with external power shifts.
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John Barrett
Admiral Dewey
Manila Bay
Philippines
Filippinos
Ithe
United States
Far East
Kansas towns face costly push to conform to state traffic code
The article notes towns across Kansas must eventually align with state traffic code standards, implying expensive changes for many municipalities. In Lawrence, views on traffic lights vary, with a survey suggesting lights would be an unnecessary luxury for the city. William Allen White recounts hospital checkups and east coast engagements with Mayor LaGuardia and Secretary Ickes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Lawrence
New York
William Allen White
LaGuardia
Ickes
Bill
Republican Policy Forming Committee
Capper Defends Congress War Powers Against Public Debates
In Hays News, Arthur Capper argues war declares should stay with Congress, warning propaganda can sway public opinion. He notes wartime needs allies, rejects voters alone deciding conflicts, contrasts World War II stakes with Nazi threats, and urges constitutional restraint in declaring war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apper
Quicksand
Pra
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Mr. Capper
Uncle Sam
Congress
United States
Great Britain
France
Germany
Japan
Sam
Hays
Well Known Track Stars To Enroll At K U Next Semester
Notable track figures Kuck brothers from Emporia College visited Lawrence and announced plans to enroll at Kansas University next term. The visit followed a West Coast trip and return to Kansas. Community notes report holiday events at KU Fraser Hall and Blake Hall, including a Christmas tree program and fund drive update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U. John
Frank Kuck
Emporia College
Lawrence
K. U
Kuck
West Coast
Kansas
Philip. Mechem
Charles Evans
Chillicothe
Ohio
Blake Hall
Blackmar
Watkins Bank
Dick. ‘Williams
Watkins — “National Bank
Bank
Williams
Watkins
L. Noone
Beloit
Mississippi Street
St. Louis
Miller
Ww. Gaunt
Marie Gaunt
Denver
Colorado
Springs
Colo
Ruby ‘Kendall
Blaker’s. College
Indianapolis
Ind
Paents
Iand
H. Kendall
He&ter Sweeney
Avid
Constantet
Washington, D.C
Ross Pratt
Prat
Paul’ Coker
Edith Bennett
Louis ‘Howard
Revival draws record crowd in final Lawrence sermon
Twenty five years ago on December 16 a fortune crowd packed the auditorium for Dr. Bulgin’s last Lawrence revival sermon. About two thousand attended with hundreds turned away to the overflow at First Methodist where Bulgin spoke to a thousand. Prof and Mrs Rose led the music. The offering totaled 865 dollars to Dr. Bulgin for revival expenses, with 650 dollars covering rent lights and janitorial costs. the full amount is raised and will be paid.
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Dr. Hulgin
Lawrence
First Methodist Church
Bulgin
Adams
Stanford
Yale University
de Sep R
Tihe
GC. C. Carl
Ober
Hutchinson
Kan
Law Yence
Assohi
Johnson’ & Carl, Clothers
Santa and Willy Nilly Tackle Puddle Muddle Q and A
Santa and Willy Nilly discuss answering reader questions about Santa’s habits and health topics. The piece outlines a plan for “Santa's Talk” with content on chronic sinusitis types in children, prevention, and treatment, framed as a playful Puddle Muddle dialogue.
Sinusitis in Children Ties to Ear and Nasal Problems
Chronic sinus disease in children often accompanies nasal catarrh tonsillar and adenoidal disease and middle ear infection. Authorities report high co incidence rates with middle ear involvement and persistent weight issues in hypothetical chronic cases described by Dr. Herman B. Marks of Tufts College Medical School.
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Herman B. Marks
Tufts College Medical School
Grange Opposes Compulsory Crop Control and Tax Change
Kansas State Grange delegates at Ottawa oppose compulsory crop control and the Pope-McGill farm measure now in the senate. They adopt resolutions urging a state sales tax amendment directing all revenue to social security funds and education. Ray Moody of Greeley re elected to the state executive committee for three years. Treasurer S B Haskin of Olathe reports a $10 000 balance in government funds. Delegates hear National Deputy Ray McKair of Boise Idaho and attend a memorial service.
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Ottawa
Kan
Kansas State Grange
Senate
Grangers
Ray Moody
Greeley
S. B. Haskin
Olathe
Ray McKair
Boise
Ida
Culbertson Heartbroken Over Reno Divorce Delay
Ely Culbertson says he has given up bridge until he can play again with his wife Mrs. Culbertson after her Reno divorce. He calls himself heartbroken and notes his game is down 100 percent while they exchange daily cables and flowers amid the pending suit.
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Paris
Ely Culbertson
Classified Ad Page Link for Buyers and Sellers
Classified page draws thousands daily as buyers and sellers meet. For ads call 22 to speak with Ad-Taker. Adv.
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Journal- World
Kansas University notes and holiday events
Forty years ago a winter freeze slowed skating as ice thickened above the dam. Arthur T. Walker plans to revive Latin Notes at Kansas University. Students prepare for holiday leave, starting Saturday morning. Phil Delts hosted by Professor Sayre in honor of Johnnie Outland. Mrs Prewer hosted an at home for Miss Anna Bundy with a memory contest and a painted necktie vote. Chancellor Snow discusses athletics with Missouri University President Jesse in Columbia.
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Boos
Arthur T. Walker
Department of
Kansas University
D. H. Holmes
Phil Delts
Professor Sayre
Johnnie Outland
Herb Stanford
West Lawrence
Gehring
Emma Whitmer
Topeka
Grimes
Eleanor Gebhart
Merrill
Anna Perry Bundy
Nelda’s Farm Life Deepens as Romance and Family Strains Rise
Nelda manages a lettuce plot on the Rancho with help from new neighbors the Powells, befriends Doris and Ray Powell who share Alma Mater ties, and faces Jack’s struggle with college. A Christmas gift from Beck deepens Nelda’s complicated feelings as Reck and family tensions loom.
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Nelda
Bill
Manuel
Moresi
Ras Tey
Boy Scouts
Rancho
Barrie
Powells
Doris
Ray Powell
Ray
Stanford
Powell
Jack
Watsonville
Sis
Leila
Buddy
Youngee
tYou
Oread Presents The Ri vals And Dread Christmas Festival
Oread assembly heard The Ri vals a 45 minute Sheridan comedy produced by the Speech and Dramatics club with cast members including Spencer Bayles Charles Pieratt and others. The Dread Christmas Festival followed with Latin French and Spanish carols and a solo by Vera Carruthers plus a choral reading and Silent Night. Winners from class meetings will receive gifts after the assembly.
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Green Hall
Oread Assembly
Oread Speech and Dramatics Club
Sheridan
Assembly
Esther Hollecker
J. Marc Jantzen
Margylee Brown
Marjorie White
Spencer Bayles
Charles Pieratt
Thomas Barlow
Lorraine Polson
Margaret Osmond
Helen Hunn
Gertrude O Brien
Seba Eldridge
Addison Fowler
Fraser Hall
Vera Carruthers
Mary Fee
Oread Music Department
Local Lunch, Biology Class Films Highlight School Day
Noon luncheon hosted by a committee. Obee's biology class and 10 30 study hall viewed sound films on Plant Growth Roots of Plants and Fungus Plants Tuesday morning. English department received 21 new non fiction books on astronomy biology crafts and art. Students already showing interest in checkout. Fourth copy of Dread Oracle distributed.
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Obee
Santa via telephone lines charms East Aurora children
In East Aurora New York children skip notes to Santa Claus and call a private Santa line. The local telephone company arranged a nightly connection from 6:30 to 8 p m through Christmas. Separately in Emporia Kansas Erwin Crellin and Vincent Davis were late to a party after Davis allegedly hypnotized Crellin during an abnormal psychology class task.
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East Aurora
N. Y
Santa Claus
Saint Nick
Santa
Emporia
Kan
Erwin Crellin
Emporia Teachers ‘College
Vincent Davis
Davis
Crellin
True to His Word Escapee Returns to Face Sentence
John E. Ohles, a 33 year old painter and former escapee, told officers his wife and child were penniless when they last met ten years ago on the road camp. He promised to return next day to provide for them and has now come back due to his wife's ill health to serve the remaining nine months of his term.
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Los Angeles
John E. Ohles
Painter
Northwest
Pay Off Chicago diary ends with a hazy last installment
John Howard a 57 year old piano tuner was found sleeping in the street by a policeman. In court he explained that his last job was tuning a tavern piano and he had been paid in drinks, collecting his final installment when things became hazy.
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Chicago
John Howard
Teen Nods to Street Slur Clash and Jail Time
Doward Jack Rogers, 19, said he did not mind being called a "man of the road" or a floater but rejected the use of the slur bum by a policeman. Rogers struck the officer in the face and was sentenced to 30 days in Marshalltown jail.
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Marshalltown
Doward
Jack Rogers
Rogers
Radio Schedule Fragments And Names From WDAE WREN KMBC KOAY
Radio listings show a dense schedule with multiple stations WDAE WREN KMBC and KMBC programs. It mentions Armstrong Russell Johnson Hines Halls Less clear but names like Uncle E, Hal Kemp and Nestled acts. The fragment lists concerts news and variety programs along with sports and weather segments.
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E -Press
Halls
KMBC
Major Bowes
WDAF
Hollywood
Wren
NBC
Wren—Press
Sean Tone
Charles Sears
Trenor
Annie
Kaibc
Erle’ Smith
Uncle E
Wren—Ashburn Wand Bratton
Margaret Daum
Boake Carter
George Jessel
Grand Central Station
Music Hall
Death Valley
EMBC
Hal. Kemp's
Hollywood Hotel
Tommy Dorsey
Amos
Andy
Ween
Fassohito
Orch
Glen Gray
Whako Jones Fern
Wren—Mauric ‘Stein
Boyd
Raeburn
William Scotti
Orne Aoe
Richard
Himbegee Ei
Maine
Fish watch as couple weds on glass boat
Colored fish swam as Edwin Boyd 18 of Orlando wed Letha Pehlan 16 at a wedding in Silver Springs. The pair floated in a glass-bottom boat while friends watched from the shore and curious fish observed from the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Springs
Edwin Boyd
Orlando
Letha Pehlan
Fresh Beef From Jungle Herd In Tahiti Town
A herd of domestic cattle, escaped years ago into Papeneo valley inside Tahiti’s volcanic interior, has become the town’s main source of beef. Hunters drive their kills down tree-clad gorges to reach the truck road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papeete
Tahiti
Papeneo Valley
Tree Mountain
Record of suicides rises in nine year span
The article notes that within nine years 583 men and 35 have ended their lives by their own action, highlighting a troubling rise in suicide statistics.
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