Deeds and Confession Verses From Matthew 10 32
A brief scripture excerpt citing Matthew 10 32 about confession before men and God. The text emphasizes public acknowledgment of faith and divine acknowledgement in return.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1940
Page
4
A brief scripture excerpt citing Matthew 10 32 about confession before men and God. The text emphasizes public acknowledgment of faith and divine acknowledgement in return.
A Swedish newspaper laments US delays in aiding Finland while noting America’s sympathy for the Finnish cause. It argues cautious Western policy respects strategic risk as Hitler and Stalin remain unsettled. It predicts continued American material support to help Finland’s survival.
Federal charges allege several Detroit individuals aided recruiting for the Spanish Republican Army in violation of U S law. The piece argues the timing reflects postwar scrutiny and signals that such foreign recruitment on American soil will not be tolerated.
A hysterical drive by Silver Shirts to implicate Dies in a conspiracy stalls as letters the congressman inserted into the Congressional Record fail to prove an understanding with the Silver leader or the many groups exploiting dues paying schemes.
A reader reports that allegations of forged fascist books and admitted forgeries are circulating. The Silver Shirt group has not shown activity locally and its leader remains in hiding. Washington chatter says Dies committee avoided probing the group, seen as less dangerous than the Christian Front army uncovered by the justice department weeks ago.
Guess at Peace Terms Scandinavia discusses a draft negotiated by Goering and approved by Hitler. It proposes Germany retaining prewar Polish lands, plebiscites under Allied control for Austria, and a future Czech Polish and Slovak state split by a joint commission. It notes such terms might be optimistic and questions Hitler’s public stance.
The German government plans to overhaul schools by dropping outdated subjects as part of a broader regime reshape. Since Hitler came to power the education system has been dismantled and rebuilt, altering long standing academic aims beyond recognition.
The senate may reverse none or only some house cuts as public sentiment backs the reductions. Voters appear convinced by the arguments for smaller appropriations, and the senate could adopt a more economy minded stance in turn.
The Japanese government will ease secrecy rules and create a limited press close control. Officials argue public support hinges on the people knowing government aims, signaling a shift toward transparency to win trust.
Governor Ratner argues to preserve Kansas as a free state facing oil control issues. The stance centers on maintaining free state status amid regulatory questions.
Social notes record dinners hosted by Rev Watts and Mrs Arnett with guests including Rev Thomas Van Sickle Grey Herrick. A Kansas City parrot shipment embargo follows two psittacosis cases. A poll marking mishap involves a policeman and mercurochrome. Jayhawker basketball hits a setback as Thomson and Bausch miss Nebraska game. Chicago seeding payments and bridge clubs feature in regional social chatter.
Marie La Porte a barge dwelling model is pursued by Dan Donovan son of a wealthy Irishman. Mike Donovan Dan's father pressures a marriage with Lynda Martin while Bat La Porte and Dan clash aboard the Molly a day of bitter words and alarm over Marie's disappearance unfolds.
Marion Ellet reflecting on Sibelius and the Kansas City Philharmonic. The Swan of Tuonela symbolically links northern legend to healing music. Gratitude extended to Karl Krueger for directing a tender tone poem on WDAF. The performance paired Sibelius with Brahms and Wagner in a troubled world.
A collection of statements from William R. Castle and Senator Burton Wheeler urging open lending to inland areas, free from strings. AFL President William Green denying hate songs and anti inclusion. Ignacy Paderewski promising liberation for Poland. The remarks reflect postwar policy debates and a commitment to national and international aims.
A political snippet cites Thomas E Dewey and President James Bryant Conant endorsing broader education for all professionals. It argues for national policies to secure peace and unity at home and unity in a discarding world. The piece emphasizes education as a unifying national goal.
The older boys convention met at Wichita with Ewart Plank elected secretary and Robert Albach to read a paper on school life evils. A 24-member Lawrence delegation attended. The Bluebottom Welfare club seeks removal of highway signs near Manhattan. G A Tuttle returns from western Kansas. Kansas football 1914 profits report shows $8,290.88 net after costs and $4,416 ticket revenue. Total season receipts were $26,305.51. Visiting legislators were seen in the University dissecting room. Lawrence high school appoints Paul Fox prom manager with committees for decoration and banquet. Reita Mull to select program committee.
The report notes University students were arrested for operating a laundry without a license and plan to defend in court against the high excise tax as unconstitutional. Jessor Green will defend them. County officials debated jail guard issues as a county jail remains insecure. Dr Summerfield and Elias Summerfield left for Litchfield Illinois for Minnie Summerfield’s wedding.
A historical overview of William Withering discovering digitalis for dropsy in 18th century England. It notes its heart effects, later electrocardiograph insights, and the need for careful dosing to balance life saving use against possible harm.
A University of Kansas woodwind quintet will perform on KFKU at 6 15 tonight. The program includes Grieg arrangements and works by Hadley Arri Paul Marts and Bruce Thomas with pieces titled Allegro Concertante and Tarantella among others.
Berlin asserts no military or technical aid agreement exists with Soviet Russia. German sources say reports of German intercession plans against Finland are false and mediation in the Russia Finland conflict is unwarranted. They also deny intrigues in the Balkans and criticize Weygand's Near East army as ineffective.
A dense schedule lists radio programs across stations WN WDAF KMBC WREN and more, detailing musical acts, dramas, news, and comedy from early evening to late night. Notable items include Captain Midnight, Captain Midnight, Fred Waring's Orchestra, George Jessel, Glenn Miller, and The Green Hornet with various time slots and station calls.
Lois Wagner, 22, former child actor in Buster Brown comedies, received a divorce from Roy Wagner after testifying she was beaten to deter her from being attractive to other men.
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