Listen for This Voice Voice Echoes in Quiet Hymn Verse
A brief notice cites a biblical verse Job 4:16 about hearing a voice in stillness, capturing a moment of spiritual reflection and mystery.
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Job
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1940
Page
4
Finland faces mounting Russian assault as aid to Finns wanes
Uncertainty grows over timely aid to Finland as Soviet pressure on the Mannerheim line increases. Western powers hesitate to commit troops or supplies, while Sweden and the United States weigh possible support. The text warns that a united democratic response is needed to stem totalitarian expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finland
Great Britain
France
United States
Mannerheim Line
Russia
Germany
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Facing the Campaign The Republican Convention Date
The Republican national convention opens June 24, later than usual but earlier than Roosevelt’s proposed dates. The national committee fixed the date in defiance of the President, betting on issues over scheduling. If supporters stick with the Philadelphia ticket, a GOP victory seems likely in November. The committee did not seek a later date than the Democrats and shifts the political focus to substantive issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Republican National Committee
Philadelphia
G.O.P
Republican Committee
Readiness Split on Broad Issues Ahead of Country Vote
The fragment notes the party's preparedness to present its stance on larger national concerns before the public. It hints at a strategic debate over how to frame these issues to appeal to voters.
Taxpayers Challenge New York Budget Expansion Efforts
In the wake of a Albany march the budget expansion and tax hike proposal is judged dead. The Hays News notes that office-holders won't curb spending without taxpayers rising in protest. It argues tax levels are near the limit and public grumbling challenges expansion efforts and advocates of higher spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
New York
West 44Th St
Chicago
Michigan Ave
San Francisco
Sansome
Los Angeles
New Orpheum
Kansas City
Baltimore Ave
St. Louis
Star
Detroit
General Motors
Atlanta
Walton Bidz
Pecl Oe
Associated Press
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Lawrence
Kansas
Albany
New York State
Hays
Army expanded by over a hundred thousand recruits
The army has grown by more than 100,000 men since last summer’s special recruiting campaign opened. The intake surpasses the target quota and, though still modest for modern forces, this larger strength allows rapid expansion if needed.
Kansas City Machine Seeks Minister to Head Ticket
The Kansas City political machine seeks a minister to head its ticket in the April election. Observers note the move aims to give a more virtuous image than the current leaders who carry a prison odor in their reputations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Louisiana show down looms as primary nears
The Long machine in Louisiana faces a showdown in next Tuesday's primary with campaign closing days marred by disclosures from government sources. The disclosures allege large oil profits accruing to the New Orleans mayor and the director of the state administration forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Machine
Louisiana
New Orleans
Brazil Plans Protest Over Safety Zone Violation
Brazil will protest the violation of the safety zone agreement after British warships overhauled a German freighter in South American waters. None of the belligerents in the European war was a party to the agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Winter Retrenchment Forecast Shorter Than January
Weather bureau predicts a quicker retreat of winter this year though the trend remains cautious. Forecasters warn of lingering cold snaps as the season eases, with officials noting variability in early spring conditions.
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Weather Bureau
Warship Parade Brings Hidden Tale to Montevideo
A battered warship limped into Montevideo drawing surprise as few Americans had learned of its existence since school days. The incident shows how distant events can linger unseen until a port visit brings them to light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevideo
Topeka Journal
Rezoning hearing for Lot 166 at Thirteenth and Massachusetts
City hall heard residents and property owners as the second hearing on rezoning Lot 166 at the southeast corner of Thirteenth and Massachusetts. Verbal fireworks marked the session as attendees discussed district uses and future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Warren Slaughter
Mr. Slaughter
Roanoke Christian Church
Kansas City
Thirteenth
Massachusetts
Council
City Hall
Tommy Atkinson
Washington
Ruth Russell
Lucy Smith
Doris Twente
Margaret Carter
Elizabeth Crafton
Catherine Townsend
Carolyn Baker
Shirley Bayles
Dorothy Turner
Joan Kistler
Betty Koon
James Boyce
Lawrence Russell
Stace Rudisill
Albert Callahan
David Jolly
Bobby Taft
Calvert Winter
Bobby Bayles
Leroy Durlin
Bobby Nold
Kenneth Linienberger
Bert Hicks
Mattie
Edith
Ruby Kampschroeder
Bessie
Esther Murphy
Alma
Ethel
Neela Howser
Irene Neémic
Marie Riley
Ruth
Norma Hicks
Arlene Clover
Alma Hicks
Geneva
Melvin Hicks
Dale
Thomas
Jake Howser
Riley
Charles Hicks. Jr
Garrett Hicks
Charles Hicks
Letters favoring Philharmonic concerts for sixth graders
Readers from sixth grade praise Kansas City Philharmonic concerts noting early exposure boosts musical education. Letters emphasize enjoyment of Festival at Baghdad and other pieces, with repeated attendance and belief that music understanding has no age limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Philharmonic Concerts
Journal-World
Philharmonic Orchestra
Bagdad
Scheherazade
Ma Chan-shan Death Rumor and Japan's Face-Saving Policy
A columnist reflects on the rumored death of Ma Chan-shan the Chinese hero famed for opposing Japanese forces. The piece satirically critiques Japan's face-saving policy, noting how rumor and official reports shape perceptions and legitimacy, framing Ma as a troublesome figure in wartime propaganda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma Chan-shan
Giant Horse
Japan
Wishful thinking and taxes in wartime prose
A writer argues that denying war and taxes through wishful thinking would blunt fear and allow daily life to continue. He mocks those who deny conflict, notes Western crude nerves, and says intellectual honesty matters while suggesting harmless fibs to the Emperor could remove taxes and gloom.
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Europe
United Mine Workers Signal Strong European Demand for 1900 Coal
The United Mine Workers headquarters report rising coal demand from Europe especially England for 1900. Thad Stevens named Columbus Buggy agent to stock and display vehicles in a new store building. Miss Ethel Morrill hosted thirty guests for a birthday celebration with games and a fish pond prize. Prof. E D Adams spoke in Tonganoxie. The Persian Garden musical piece will be presented March 8 to Lawrence audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mine Workers
America
Europe
England
Thad Stevens
Columbus
Ethel Morrill
E. D. Adams
Tonganoxie
Lawrence
Omaha
Lincoln
Farrell
Omar Khayyam
Hich School
Ach
Harold Henry
Clifford Morse
Independence
Florence Smith
Kansas
Helen Alder
Aileen Weaver
Genevieve Sterling
Gertrude Becker
Eugene Field
Republicans Steal Show In First Party Meetings
Washington reports on the first party meetings with Republicans showing more spectacle than Democrats. The Republicans use lights and cameras, packed seats, and a wired venue while Democrats struggle with slower delivery and empty seats. The piece notes candid details about speakers, staff, and the lively contrast between the two parties. It ends with a call to action about classified jobs advertised in the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Nance Garner
Joe” Tolbert
Republican National Committee
Farley
Democratic National Committee
Hamilton
Republicans
Henry Fletcher
Senator Davis
Pennsylvania
The Captain's Daughter Cast of Characters
Marie La Porte, a bargelife model, and Dan Donovan, heir of an Irish millionaire, are central figures. Baptiste Le Porte owns a fleet of barges while Tom Ryan leads rivals against Marie’s father. Lynda Martin, a society debutante, eyes Dan for marriage, and Katie Donovan navigates high society at the Colony as Mrs. Martin plots a union between families. The scene centers on social intrigue at a luncheon where business arrangements mix with romance.
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Marie la Porte
Dan Donovan
Marie
Tommy Ryan
Lynda Martin
Dan
Baptiste le Porte
SP Gena
William Martin
Katie Donovan
Colony
Katie
Susette
Mike
Varnet’s
Varnet
Birdie Matson
Mrs. Matson
Jean
Onicht
Mrs. Martin
Mrs. Donovan
England
New York
James Martin
Will
James
Katherine
Mrs. Sherwood
Lynda
Varner’s
Radio Programs Schedule Highlights Twin Cities Area
A dense listing of radio programming for Saturday February 17 and Sunday February 18, detailing shows across WREN WDAF KMBC WIKMBC WDAPF and others. Programs include music orchestras news nats, variety acts, world events, religious services, and sports wrapups with numerous named artists stations and times.
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Wren
Renfrew
Wdaf—Safety Council
KMBC
WDAF
Linwood Cavaliers
IKMBC
Israel
Europe
Sky Blazers
Guy Lombardo
Orch
Gene Krupa
Radio Guild
Wayne King
WDAPF
Milton Berle
NBC Symphony Orch
KMRBC
Brush Creek
Vincent Gomez
Philharmonic
Tapestry
Wappers
Hollywood
WDAP
Edison Orch
Ben Bernie
Wren—News Friends of Music
Gene Autry
LDS Vesper
Jack Benny
Hans Flath
Radio Playhouse
Charlie McCarthy
One Man's Family
Walter Winchell
WeAre Randalban
Wren—Parker
Irene Rich
Bil Stern
Father Coughlin
Associated Press New
KXMBC
Garden of Memories
Johnny Messner
Muehlebach
Eeas SaerEs Hamilton
Larry Clinton
Woody Herman
Savoy Ballroom
Wren—Garwood van
Bud Barton
Ed McConnell
Jack Armstrong
Pinocchio
Tom Mix
Fred Waring
Blondie
Ottawa Univ
Andre Kostelanetz
Richard Crooks
Lewis Johnson
Radio Theatre
Doctor IQ
Alec Templeton
Allen S. Haywood
Dinah Shore
Lttle
Ol’ Hollywood
KMAC
Swin Wren
Foru
Amos and
Andy
Lum
Abner
Hotel Belvedere Orch
Lou Breeze
Fort Leavenworth School to Expand Training Capacity
The army announces the command and general staff school at Fort Leavenworth will open to nearly four times as many officers. Regular officer students rise from 225 to 400 in the fall course, with a second course starting January 15. A large share of generals are graduates. the school ranks just below the war college.
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Washion
Army
Command and General Staff
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Woodring
The
War College
American Milieu Educational Heirarchy
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