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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1938
Page
4
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A brief biblical excerpt cites the prophet Isaiah and St. Mark describing a messenger who prepares the Lord’s path in the wilderness. The passage emphasizes repentance and readiness for divine arrival.
The piece argues Kansans removed incumbent governors over state employee lag and party machine dominance. It warns Payne Ratner and allies must deliver on a reform agenda including a workable merit system, tax and expenditure safeguards, and industry development to meet voter expectations.
A fragment reports that the Colossus of the North remains a potent political symbol in South America. The note hints at its ongoing influence as a negotiating or staging asset in regional affairs.
Leaders in the hemisphere push for a defensive declaration at Lima to prevent U S action against South American repudiations and expropriations. The piece argues patience through decline of moral responsibility will yield that obligations must be honored for satisfactory relations.
Citizens discuss the possibility of a white Christmas with polling likely to show strong support. Lawrence families await moisture for lawns and farms while sled enthusiasts prepare gear for a frosty season.
The Nazi regime published rules aimed at removing Christmas from public life while preserving church services. The commentator argues the policy shows a deliberate distancing from Christianity and warns it poses a dangerous signal to Christendom that goes unheeded by the regime.
A Lawrence resident proposes to assist New Year's Day wolf hunters by sharing his street address to shorten the time needed to contact their quarry. He suggests this could streamline the hunt.
A brief editorial sardonically notes that Nazi threats terrorize other races, while declaring Americans unshaken by a radio program and defending national resilience and courage. The piece emphasizes stoic resolve amid intimidation.
The Abilene Reflector reports a citizen shows $59.30 in assets and $341 in debt. The piece portrays him as a poor financial manager with a grim ledger.
Dr. Ralph C. Collins arrives from Sofia to help Bulgaria Turkey health work as seven new Lawrence Chamber directors are named. Elks charity party canceled due to illness with gifts planned, and 200 children celebrated last year. Local transfers, retirements, theater plans, and hunting party rosters fill the column along with holiday travel and civic remarks.
Top Notch the rooster returns with Willy Nilly to Puddle Muddle. Sweet Face insists on joining the trip while the ducks flutter in anticipation. Willy Nilly denies Sweet Face permission to go.
The Puddle Muddler group recaps Santa’s recent gifts and warm clothing from Willy Nilly. They note Santa’s visits to shops and his joy in filling stockings and trimming trees, while Mrs Quacko Duck recalls his cheerful responses. The party prepares to depart on a cold journey.
Police arrest Abdul the Sheik after he offered mind reading via astrological charts in a shop booth. A customer, Policewoman Hazel Hagerty, confronted him over alleged deception as he spoke of ambition and employment. Charles A. Lapworth, 69, prepared a gold trimmed casket, saying he plans to use it after turning 100.
Police radio reports a disturbance with a man beating his wife. Officers Schneider and Belitz investigated. Schneider fell through a trapdoor, Belitz was punched, and reinforcements helped arrest the householder. Schneider injured and hospitalized with possible ankle and shoulder fractures.
Bowman returned Saturday night to the lit Christmas tree in front of the First Presbyterian Church and found Sunday morning that only a hole remained where the tree had stood.
In a letter Mr Spalding retracts a misattributed quotation from an interview with the mayor, saying he is pleased to correct the error and has no hard feelings. The editor notes the correction appearing in Saturday's Journal-World.
A Lawrence reader attacks film advertising as excessive and intrusive. He argues theaters waste money on contests and trailers, keeping audiences from enjoying movies and driving fans away. He notes weekly costs and questions overall impact. He asks how many others feel the same.
St John Kan Dec 19 UP The safe in the office of the St John Daily Capital was found unlocked after being left open so long that the combination was forgotten. George Lill son of editor Frank Lill a Denver linotype operator saw a story about the locked safe recalled the combination and notified his father He also claims the $2 reward offered for a safecracker who would open the box.
E B Shawver of Wichita was reelected president of the Kansas Independent Oil and Gas Association at the annual board meeting. New officers include D R Lauck John Denman Ralph Nicholson as vice presidents James Davis Jr as secretary Joe Aylward as treasurer and H A Meyer as managing director.
Noel Marchand, an aspiring actress, navigates a Christmas plan with her friend Allan and his mother Mrs. Marchand. They assemble a guest list from letters for a country house Christmas, while Noel faces rekindled feeling for David Norris and learns Allan may have a secret past love resurfacing with Elaine Corey Schuyler’s return.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Lee and daughter Edith spent last Saturday in Topeka. Mr and Mrs D J Mills at 625 North Seventh street quietly celebrated their 55th wedding anniversary December 12. The Woodlawn school held a Christmas pageant Thursday afternoon followed by the PTA meeting. The Niotas club met with Mrs
In a humorous reflection from 1938, Mrs Bigspud’s church ties reveal social nuance as she and Ma lack social recognition yet expect the same heaven. The lines hint at class and community attitudes in a small church setting.
On Monday December 12 evening, stations KMBC WDAF and WREN feature a mix of talks, light entertainment, and music from 5:30 to after midnight including Rollini’s Trio, Captain Midnight, news casts, Eddie Cantor, Bing Crosby, and orchestras led by Glenn Miller and Lou Breeze, with various programs and weather forecasts. The following day showcases more listings from 5:30 to 2:00 featuring Adrian Rollini, Jack Armstrong, Second Husband, Gilbert and Sullivan, and classical and popular programs across KMBC WDAF and WREN.
The community prepared two baskets for the needy and one Christmas basket for the needy. Several residents including Edna Owens Edith Flawrence Mary Alice McGinnis and Lyla Mae Colburn are mentioned with events from shopping to recovery and illness updates. new baby Rebecca Sandra Hellstrom is welcomed and local families host visitors from Oklahoma and Parker.
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