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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1939
Page
4
A devotional line quotes Galatians 4 6 about the Spirit of his Son entering hearts crying Abba Father The passage asserts divine guidance and intimate relation with God in Christian belief.
The piece notes Earl Browder arguing Britain and France started hostilities in Europe and Russia acted in self defense against Finland. A German foreign office mouthpiece also blames Britain and France for inciting Finland to resist Russia. Both deny recognizing the core issue and claim allied players seek substitutes to justify total war against constitutional government.
The Pope's formal visit to the Italian King and Queen signals closer Vatican Italian ties and hints at a drift away from Berlin. The church's stance against Soviet Russia remains strong as Mussolini weighs reduced German links and counters communism.
Jackson County grand jury returns more indictments as the Pendergast machine struggles to hold Kansas City government. Courts have undermined leadership and prestige of the machine, while efforts to clean up Jackson County continue amid ongoing political tensions.
The courts opened the path for county and city residents to reform governments and end graft. Grand juries are praised for their work while citizens prepare to vote. Traffic fell to less than half due to a snow storm with many trips postponed and travel cautious. No serious accidents occurred as highways remained open on a reduced schedule.
This week brings snow and a holiday period that lets Lawrence youth enjoy winter sports. The season is uncertain, but right conditions mean sleds and skis get a solid workout for the active young people this week.
Idaho Senator Clark says he will support Senator Wheeler of Montana for the Democratic presidential nomination. Westerners are urged to unite as the region reassesses the third term movement and expects a new name on the ticket.
French losses on land in the war total fewer than 1,500 lives. More than 600 lives were lost in accidents in the United States over the Christmas weekend. The conservation of life in France in time of war makes American waste of life in time of peace appear inexcusable.
A cautious view argued the Finnish dash to cut the Murmansk railroad would likely fail while the Finnish defense initially looked weak. Yet observers noted the Finns could prove capable when they commit to action and try.
In Western Kansas residents face difficulty judging large snowfall figures. Officials note the region is not accustomed to measuring such high accumulations and seek clearer guidance.
A British Institute of Public Opinion report released by the American Institute of Public Opinion notes 61 percent satisfaction with the war government, 18 percent dissatisfaction, and 11 percent wanting to stop the war. The piece argues free nations can discuss war openly and questions results in Germany or Russia.
The wedding occurred Thursday morning at Rev. Edwin F. Price's home with Miss Amy Inez Wismer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A Wismer of Pomona, marrying Orrin E. Rose of Peru Kansas.
Myron C. Taylor is named as the first U S envoy to the Vatican since 1867. A Boston native and Cornell-educated financier, he chairs United States Steel and serves as an adviser on political refugees. He enjoys Florence villa life with wife Anabel Mack and will press a global peace effort.
The University of Kansas journalism department seeks early Douglas county newspapers and people connected to them. In cooperation with the State Historical Society of Topeka, it asks residents to donate copies or share knowledge of papers pre 1880, including 50 year veterans in the field, with details on birth, start dates, papers, and notable life facts.
Dun & Bradstreet reports a mid December to late December boost in heavy apparel sales, offsetting the usual post Christmas drop. Retail distribution still outpaced the 1988 week by 2 to 6 percent nationwide though the week fell from the previous period.
An all day YMCA athletic carnival runs New Year day with a 9 30 a m opening and 7 30 p m finale likely a Has kell first team versus Y M C A basketball game. Kenneth Sullivan fainted after a sled crash near 9th and Indiana. he recovered at Planks grocery. Celebrities at tea in Topeka include Miss Sophie Smithmeyer and Miss Margaret Stubbs. Miss Garvey to join Lawrence high school English dept next semester.
Forties era item reports Miss Lillie Henry ill in bed with a severe cold. The Perkins team was found at home and wandered back. Mrs J M Henry, already ill for two weeks, is much improved.
The article reviews new operative attempts for permanent hearing loss, vocal cord paralysis, and congenital heart blood flow issues. It covers eye cornea transplantation advances, cancer research with freezing and neutron therapy, high blood pressure cesti lation by Golfblatt, and new techniques for preserving blood and serum.
Paris reports on December 29 that snow and cold froze western front movements with only a few patrols east of the Moselle. The weather also stopped almost all air activity by both sides and the German communique cited minor artillery disturbance fire.
Social events include a supper for about 30 hosted by Mr and Mrs John Ross with whist winner Mrs James Green. New Year dinner planned by Mrs Fred Smithmeyer for Poehler family recently returned from Europe. Skating, parlor recital, and curfew timing noted. Perry Barber returns from Abilene to rejoin Barber Bros. M A A forms a basketball team. Al Bromelsick wins ten turkeys at turkey shoot in Haskell Grove with 25 clay birds. Locals return from lake trips for fishing and hunting. Glass blowers to perform at Music Hall in Lawrence with 10 cent admission.
The passage quotes Dewey urging policy unity between socialism and private enterprise, Sumner Welles praising American unity since the European war began, Senator Carl Hatch urging cautious steps abroad, and Arnulfo Arias asserting democracy’s victory through Britain and France as they defend Europe.
Neodesha teacher Helen Deel spends time in Baldwin with her mother before visiting Kansas City relatives. Albion resident Louis A. Rowland and Dr. Rowland of Baker alumni dinner and music confluence. Local families host Christmas guests, cantata performed by high school students, and community aging with health updates and travel plans.
On the Moravia Mary Carroll flees a shadowy figure on deck amid wartime London intrigue. Anna Winters comforts Mary as a fellow traveler, while Mary recalls a shared bond with Anna and reflects on love and danger aboard the ship.
Mary reassures Anna as fear and war weariness rise. Anna resists leaving the cabin, while Mary fashions a dramatic Parisian look to transform her into a striking beauty in the Robin Hood red dress. The memory of Vincent and a night in Paris flash through Mary as they plan a bold dinner to lift spirits.
Local notes report Dean Wrightsman injured by a farm tool lever and treated by a Baldwin doctor. Several residents, including Elaine Beck and Mrs. Walter Harbour, cared for ill neighbors. Students missed days for illness and two basketball games saw Baldwin beat Tonganoxie 20 to 17. Christmas gatherings spread through Ottawa, Overbrook, Lawrence, and nearby towns with numerous families visiting kin and sharing meals.
A watch night service will be held Sunday evening December 31 at 7 30 at the Desoto Methodist Church lasting a little over an hour. All are invited to attend. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Middleton of Manhattan spent Christmas with Ken.
Nightly radio program guide lists 2:30 to 12:00 times across KMBC WREN WDAF with Western, big band, and comedy shows including Burton Smilin Ed McConnell Tom Mix Pinocchio Orphan Annie and Captain Midnight. Local notices mention holiday greetings and family visits in Kansas City area.
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