One Road to Salvation in Acts 4 12 Verse
A brief devotional line cites Acts 4 12 asserting there is no salvation in any other name under heaven. The quotation emphasizes exclusive salvific claim and faith in Jesus.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1941
Page
4
A brief devotional line cites Acts 4 12 asserting there is no salvation in any other name under heaven. The quotation emphasizes exclusive salvific claim and faith in Jesus.
Judge Hopkins sustains Kan gas liquor import ban finding state and federal limits effectively identical. Federal rule bars drinks over 4 percent alcohol by volume while Kansas restricts over 3.2 percent by weight. The court notes both designs are substantially the same and the law’s intent remains valid.
A young man who refused to register for military service was sentenced to two years in prison by Judge Hopkins. The case highlights the selective service act’s aim to distribute obligations fairly among citizens and notes a broader shift in youth training from duty to potential benefits of a free society.
The United States News estimates England faces a blockade rather than invasion as its greatest threat. Germany may attempt to starve England by attacking ships, factories, and transportation, making sea lanes crucial and delaying large air aid until late 1941 or 1942.
The Nazis seek to open multiple routes into Greece and pressure Italy to share an unused path. Italian authorities consider transferring this channel to Nazi allies as part of broader wartime coordination.
Lake City hosts a new small arms ammunition factory and nearby construction workers must haul water to supply concrete mixers for the building project. The task highlights logistical challenges as the facility progresses toward completion.
A Stafford parent laments his son who has long been the family rebel now at a university and facing a potential black sheepskin award this spring as a symbolic milestone.
In a letter to the Journal-World, a reader condemns county plans to convert Lone Star camp into a CO haven, arguing it undermines national defense, stresses sacrifice by soldiers, and questions Chamber of Commerce support amid WW II fears of hunger and blockade. The writer urges facts and argues for a strong defense stance.
The War Today reports Herbert Hoover proposing food relief for Belwhung while weighing scale for broader aid. London and Washington resist relaxing the British blockade as Europe tightens wartime controls. The piece notes small nations suffer under the garroting steel, with further relief efforts anticipated.
The former eighteen room McConnell hospital on New Hampshire Street is being remodeled into a hotel and dining facility and will open upon completion. Social events include Prof and Mrs Mix hosting fourteen guests for dinner and Miss Nell Hudson and Miss Helen Wagstaff planning a four tables bridge party to honor Miss Wilhelmi, who leaves for Columbus, Q NJ. Phyllis Eileen Peck born February 17 to Mr. and Mrs. George Donald Peck. A Valentine party and shower for Mrs Norman Hami by thirty five high school friends occurs at the Tyrrell home in Williamstown with several guests and prize winners.
Eudora residents hosted and visited across a weekend with numerous small gatherings. Dinners and suppers featured families including the Broers Daugherty Jewett Adams and Stadler while club members met for the 1900 and Now program. many Kansas City and Lawrence guests appeared at shows, dinners, and church events.
Washington University of St. Louis swimmers met the University of Kansas tankmen in the KU pool this afternoon. The meet began at 3 o clock.
Ice gorge rises two inches per hour as river drift blocks the stream. McAllaster prepares to open its new school with a P T A program and a flag presentation. A DAR George Washington tea honors Mrs Friend at her home. Sheriff Cummings guests at a surprise dinner hosted by Will Johns with toastmaster Marshall Gorrill.
Forty years ago the Cur rent Event club celebrated its third anniversary at Mrs. D A Miller's home with Mrs. H Nesbitt giving club history. A G Ellick was reengaged as football coach for next season. A collision occurred on Massachusetts street injuring Mrs M G Padcock and daughter Margaret. S B Lawrence bought J F Strong's grocery and will run it in Lawrence. W C Ellis and G F Banta proceed to Port Arthur. City council approved L M Erb to build operate a street railway in Lawrence.
Louisville will open a three story civilian recreation hall near the business district to entertain Fort Knox soldiers on weekends. The center, bought for over 200000 dollars, will offer cheap amusements and dormitory lodging with army post exchange script accepted for purchases.
Social notes record a fifty fifth wedding anniversary at the Taylor home in Lawrence and visits among Baldwin residents including Mapes and McKinzie, with Dexter Arthur visiting from Fort Riley. Rotary speaker Ward Spellman discusses service without money as Baker chapel programs feature coast guard exhibits and a vesper service under Prof. Wright. Champ Graham earns law honor roll status. Kansas professors address local Spanish club.
The War Department announced a contract valued at 84,387 dollars to Pollock-McKey Co., Fort Scott Kansas, for the production of cotton trousers.
Kansas State College wrestling team the Big Six champions beat Nebraska University 17 to 11 in Lincoln. Kansas State won six of the nine weight classes in the contest.
Kent and April push through a storm in a tense ride toward Kent’s home where April hides her true identity to keep Ann from guilt. As hail and wind lash the road, April fears crossing into the Carter household where Great-Aunt Elizabeth may expose her deception and ruin the plan.
Dr Leona Baumgartner a guest speaker at a four day Philadelphia County Dental Society convention argued for a tax funded dental research and care program for low income families She said 97 percent of children need dental care and proposed shifting funds from education to research to prevent decay.
Six University of Kansas students will play in a 3:30? tomorrow recital in Frank Strong Auditorium. The program features Bach Pierrot's Serenade, Debussy, Massenet, and Chopin pieces performed by violinists, a pianist, and singers, including Bert Shoemake, Edward Utley, Barbara Hall, and Marvin Zoschke among others.
Seattle story notes 600 UW men stood up for a planned visit from Stephens College touring girls. Assistant Dean of Men William H. Botzer calls it a misunderstanding as an advance agent sought courting crowds. Botzer doubts that many unattached men exist but will try again amid a flooded telephone exchange. The Stephens agent believed the response was a rejection and wired back that other plans were made.
Represents a dense list of radio programs across KMBC WREN WDAP WDAF and others for February 19, with music orchestras news broadcasts dramas and educational segments named including Know Your Music Tom Mix Easy Aces and City Hall Broadcasts. Multiple stations and a full day’s lineup indicate a busy Kansas City area listening schedule.
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