Decisive Aid Invocation Grid in Military Prayer
Fragmentary OCR yields a prayerful line invoking decisive aid from God to help and fight battles. The text references a phrase urging divine support, with unclear source attribution and date.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1948
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR yields a prayerful line invoking decisive aid from God to help and fight battles. The text references a phrase urging divine support, with unclear source attribution and date.
The Christmas Rural Overseas Program reports gifts of foodstuffs from Americans to 48 nations will be delayed due to overwhelming contributions. Officials say the spontaneous gifts reflect the true Christmas Spirit as large, late donations slow port gathering and require shipments in multiple sections.
The Hoover board urges overhaul of the American defense system noting the government must show effective results from large defense spending. It finds many fighting units are not readily ready and the armed services mainly maintain themselves. The call favors a compact, integrated force and a broader streamlining effort.
The resale in this country of goods given under the Marshall plan is being checked after reports that items for European rehabilitation bounced back to the United States. Many foreign powers seek dollar credits to buy necessities, while some American goods support Europe’s recovery and self sufficiency.
A government official says American aid to Greece will be continued under the Truman plan. Despite criticism, relief reaches a poverty stricken nation where civil war persists and recovery is slow. War and invasions diminished Greece’s resources, and external forces prolonged the strife. The patient’s early recovery is not expected.
At a Missouri River States committee meeting in Lincoln Nebraska last week the federal agriculture department unveiled a thirty year flood control plan costing nearly four billion dollars Brannan urged tackling the problem at its source on ranges forests and croplands The plan aligns with army engineers flood control dams and reservoirs proposing an Osage basin upland project and soil conservation measures to protect farm valleys as more Americans support displaced persons seeking work domestically and possibly elsewhere in the future
A 13 year old Garnett printer in a letter to his aunt explains economizing by avoiding whiskey and tobacco. He calculates ten years of 10 cents daily for whiskey and 20 cents weekly for tobacco would total 469, enough to buy a second hand press and type. He notes at 21 he hopes to own a press.
Chinese politics swirl around Peiping as rebel forces close in to encircle the capital. Fu Te-vn claims to defend the city while Red spokesmen say Peiping could fall at any moment, raising questions about Chiang Kai-shek's leadership and possible nationalist communist outcomes.
A humorous take on grown ups promises and family gifts for Christmas. The piece jokes that eight hours of sleep play and work form an old fairy tale and puns about Dad keeping kids occupied with punishments while fantasies of traffic jams hint at mischievous desires.
Washington reports a final survey showing record crop production for 1948. Total output up 37 percent from 1923-32 base, led by a bumper 2.651 trillion bushels of corn and gains across flaxseed soybeans peanuts rice pecans and cranberries. Oats 1.4915 billion bushels, wheat second only to 1947. State details list Kansas and Oklahoma figures for corn and wheat with noted yields and acreages.
A radio schedule fragment lists WREN WDAF KMBC WDAP KMBC and other stations with shows like You Are There Vesper Hour and Jane Pickens. It notes Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals as a major batting and hit safety leader with 121 games played.
The Lawrence Adult Education program wrapped a term hailed as the most successful since the war by director E. J. Logsdon. Attendance peaked in Power Elements in World Politics with 25 to 30 per session and homemaking classes were highly popular. Enrolment for next term begins February 7, 1949 with over 11 classes requested. logsdon seeks managers and supervisors courses and other trades. Safecrackers steal $700 from a Cracker Safe in Medicine Hat using a welding outfit. they return tools and repair the damaged door.
A compendium of social etiquette covers whether tea or coffee takes precedence by age, how to handle serving orders at gatherings, inviting out of town guests, using engraved fold cards for informal Christmas Eve invitations, and expectations for male guests at nightlife events.
A reader asks about holiday invitation phrasing hack tie and black tie meanings. Answers clarify tuxedo dress codes, white tie rules, and proper dining room chair etiquette after meals.
A short circuit in electric light fixtures caused a small fire at 1412 New Hampshire Street this morning. The blaze was extinguished without further incident.
Twenty five years ago the marriage of Gertrude LaCoss and Raymond Conboy occurred yesterday morning at St John s Catholic Church. Mr and Mrs Arthur Lawrence announce the birth of a daughter yesterday morning. The post office employees held a:
M B Brownlee of Route 4 is elected president for the coming year. Vice presidents include RK M Dunning Route 4 BLE Head Lecompton OB Burton Lone Story John Hammond Baldwin C E Reeks Baldwin M E Starr Eudora J A West Eudora E W Young Route 6. Mrs T J Edmonds entertains Friscula Embroidery club. Mina Alice Huey hosts girls. A Hutchinson of Lecompton visits, Olen Newlin of Kansas City visits Margaret Perkins. Mrs George Kumler and daughter Wary depart for Denver for holidays. Union Pacific photocheck for over $6,000 paid to Douglas County taxes. J Willis Gleed of Topeka to speak at New England banquet.
A compact list of crossword style clues with numbered entries and hints. The page features words such as Indian, harvest, ocean, soak hemp, oleic acid salt, and a vertical clue set including fashion and handled.
KMBC airs Handel’s Messiah with the Independence Messiah Choir and 43 Kansas City Philharmonic musicians under Franklyn S. Weddle, featuring soloists Josephine Crinklaw Mader and others. Also presents Miracle on 34th Street, Aunt Jenne serial, Tidings of Great Joy, and Amox N Andy. The seventh annual Christmas Festival on CBS includes Autry and Kaye with a long star lineup, 3 p.m. KMBC highlights.
Radio listings show a dense, scrambled schedule across stations KMBC WDAF WDAP WREN and others. Programs include family hour Catholic hour Amos and Andy Gene Autry and Phil Harris segments, with Palladium music blocks and comedy.
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