Good Tidings Expression of Joy to All People
A religious verse echoes the Christmas message from Luke 2 10 declaring fear not and bringing glad tidings of great joy for all people in a festive proclamation.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1944
Page
4
A religious verse echoes the Christmas message from Luke 2 10 declaring fear not and bringing glad tidings of great joy for all people in a festive proclamation.
The German western advance has slowed after a rapid drive, with clearing weather allowing Allied air power to resume operations. More American troops arrive, challenging the German push. Analysts say the raid aimed to disrupt, capture prisoners, destroy artillery and dumps, and force unit reorganizations, while boosting morale. The lasting effect hinges on whether the Allied counteroffensive is slowed.
The piece notes Vice President-elect Truman shaping a role as liaison between the Senate and the White House to push laws through. It also cites concerns about whether the choice reflects who will lead the effort. It references Montgomery as a candidate for Western front command and Patton’s potential impact on German moves, plus Japanese pressure in Burma, suggesting a widening war effort.
The British aim to define purpose in Greece amid postwar disorder as regency proposed to govern pending civilian choice of government. British troops, once driving out occupiers, face Greek factional strife and external meddling, while Nazis' crimes in Belgium and ongoing trials of racketeers color wartime headlines.
The Peoria Morning Star humorously notes that cultural food quirks between Americans and Britons will fade with postwar promises. An English soldier asks if he must endure odd dishes like apple pie with cheese and tea with teabags. The piece cautions against snobbery as coffee and mutton await wider share.
The piece cites Secretary Stimson and General Eisenhower noting that a German gamble could risk a decisive Allied counterstroke. It recalls Ludendorff’s 1918 push, the Somme front, and Haig’s order, arguing that failure would shorten the war. The tone weighs historical echoes against present risk.
Nearly 500 Lawrence and Douglas county families will receive Christmas baskets funded by many organizations and individuals.婚 The community notes marriages engagements and visits including Lila Lawson to Charles Edward Smith at Alpha Chi Omega house with Purdy Meigs as matron of honor.
Forty years ago Ernest Havene from Leavenworth arrived to spend Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Spaulding. Several locals and relatives, including Misses Carrie Kath and Grace Bangs, plan holiday visits in nearby cities. A marriage license was granted today to Frank A. Salisbury and Beryl Corbin of Lawrenzes.
Twenty five years ago the Lawrence community enjoyed a Christmas operetta presented by the Marah A. Brown Literary Society. The production featured 21 performers and addressed the era’s high cost of living.
Fragmentary report notes met and materiel that he never recovered as the war drags on. The piece contends the enemy may still possess unseen reserves and potential danger as the campaign continues.
Mrs Helen McCarroll house mother for Zeta Tau Alphas traveled to Manhattan for Christmas. Cecilia Leitch will stay in Kansas City with Dr Cecil Leitchs family. Lt Reuel Hanks visited Baldwin and grandmother's home with his mother Mrs Reuel Hanks Sr. Claire Leupsker accompanied Hanks to Kansas City en route to camp. Past Noble Grands Club of Hebelouh lodge met at Mrs Clyde Stewart home for annual Christmas party with readings and carols. Mrs Rollie Critchfield organized the program. Mrs Webb Fenton read a Christmas story. Mrs Dana Hobson accompanied singing. a child named Shro Waston placed under the tree. Dr and Mrs W A Saucier will entertain friends. Mr and Mrs Harry Barnett head to Wellsville for a Barnett family reunion. Funeral services held for Beth Warren Sator, age 2, with burial at Prairie City cemetery. Sator family came from Kansas City to Baldwin to celebrate the baby's first birthday. he died after a fall. Sergeant Sator stationed at a camp elsewhere.
A Bethlehem stable scene unfolds as Ruth, Boaz, David, and Josiah era figures reflect on the newborn Messiah. Joel and Michal, tending flocks, kneel before the manger and sense divine radiance as angels and a star proclaim peace and salvation for all. The tale closes with Michal pondering the holy birth and generations to come.
California diary notes Christmas plans in Baldwin with many visitors arriving from Clay Center Melvern and Kansas City. Included are Mr and Mrs Gilbert W Lewis Mrs Eleanor Sedore and sister Mrs F L Newton plus relatives Clare Kerns May Mudder Durade and William Bennett visiting kin. Captain Kimball bride elect Miss Hailman and local officials Mrs Emme Hall host plans in Olathe and Baldwin households.
Radio listings show WDAF Cavaliers Parade WREN Baptist Hour BHE WAT News KMBC Bandstand I News MBC Newscaat WDAF Mixed Quartet KMBC The World Today WDAF Moment Musicale WREN Leland Stone 4 10 K3FBC America in the Air WDAF Ellery Queen WREN Meet Your Navy KMBC Mayor of the Town WDAF Gas Light Gaieties WREN Greenfield Chapel 7 10 EMBC FBY in Peace and War AR Truth or Consequences WREN Boston Symphony Or KMBC Your Hit Parade
A jumbled list of broadcast times and program names across WDAF KMBC WREN WDAP and WDAPF shows. Mentions include Darts for Dough Church Page of the Air Evening Reveries and The Messiah with multiple local hosts and orchestras.
A garbled OCR snippet shows a midday radio schedule with station identifiers WREN WDAF KMBC KFEUD and times listed such as 9 15 and 11 41. Mentions news briefs music dance and a Christmas day program. Names Emile Vandas Orokt appear as performers in unclear context.
Radio plans spell a festive lineup with Caroline Ellis performing Birth of Jesus from the Aquarian Gospel by Levy Dowling and a new song My Mother. Barrymore and Dickens fans await a repeat Christmas Carol. Trapp Family singers, Phil harmonic broadcast and President’s Armed Forces message precede Blondie and Hezekiah tale specials.节目
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