In His Temple Psalm Verses Seek the Lord's Dwelling
A verse from Psalms 27 34 expressing a desire to seek dwell in the house of the Lord all the days of life to behold the beauty of the Lord and to inquire in his temple.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1945
Page
4
A verse from Psalms 27 34 expressing a desire to seek dwell in the house of the Lord all the days of life to behold the beauty of the Lord and to inquire in his temple.
German offensive prompts a reorganization of Allied forces with Montgomery commanding the northern army group and Bradley the southern. The shift aims to strengthen the fight in the Belgian hills as a large-scale battle unfolds with multiple armies engaged and British pressure for greater use of Montgomery’s leadership.
A summary of Soviet recognition of the Lublin regime in Poland and the lingering Polish government in exile. It notes Allied positions, Soviet military reach, and upcoming Big Three talks, with emphasis on the Governor Andy Schoeppel’s simple wartime inauguration and Turkey's break with Japan as allied leverage.
The article claims German leaders sacrificed exhausted soldiers to entice Allied forces into believing German strength was waning. It asserts Allied and some commanders were misled until Von Rundstedt’s panzer units struck in the Ardennes, overturning those beliefs.
Burma's Akyab port has fallen under British control enabling sea pressure on the main Japanese port and land attacks on Mandalay's lifeline. Allied forces will use naval squadrons in the Far East while upper Burma operations gain southern support. A renewed China supply road is anticipated as a prize of further successes. The piece notes Italian needs, war loans, and political moves including a Greek premier appealing to leftists, with U.S. Vice President Wallace's role unsettled.
The San Quentin News reported the election with two brief lines. It noted there was voting outside and that the incumbent president was detained.
War analyst Dewitt Mackenzie details Von Rundstedt s December counter blow to Eisenhower s plan. The German offensive sought to derail the Cologne plain assault, push back the Aachen sector, threaten Liege and Antwerp, and gain time by creating a large salient in the Allied line.
The Lawrence fire department logged 193 alarms in 1934 with losses totaling 67474 dollars due to dry weather and large fires at Bell Music store and Kappa Sigma. Local residents and events are noted along with engagements births and visits of relatives and friends from various cities and states.
Twenty five years ago I N Lewis and T J Sweeney were elected directors of the Farmer's State Bank of Williams town at a stockholders meeting. Announcement was made that a plant for handling dairy products would be established in Lawrence in connection with Griffin Ice Company. Drilled at ward schools in singing by Miss Minerva Hall, the area of schools gathered at Bowersock this day.
Forty years ago Mr and Mrs Frank W Siler announced the December 3 birth of a boy Mrs Siler was Miss Gertie Pickens J M Beard traveled to Indian Territory on business Miss Dells Gordon planned to visit friends in Tonganoxie Mr and Mrs C P Barber departed from Kansas City where she had visited Mrs Henry Merrill B Cosley visiting his brother Frank D Cosley plans California winter Herbert Armstrong and wife to visit Gen and Mrs J N Roberts on Sunday
The German commander remains dangerous in the Belgian bulge with limited retreat routes and fragile lines. Eisenhower’s forces press multiple angles as Patton tightens Bastogne, while Rundstedt may renew fighting in Bitche or attempt a Rhine defense withdrawal.
Former Gov. Harry H. Woodring said he would take the entire Democratic delegation in the Kansas senate under his wing during a legislators reception at the statehouse Monday night. He added he could also assist the Democrats in the house. The senate delegation includes John A. Potochek of Wellington. Five Democrats form the house delegation.
A crossword style clue list appears with horizontal and vertical entries. Readers map each number to a definition such as military insignia, archery gear, Greek and Gaelic terms, animal names, and color hints. The page resembles a vintage puzzle or word-spot challenge from a historic newspaper.
Reports from Baldwin include visits by Schnel and Ziesch, a display at Selzer Jewelry, and an upcoming Baldwin Elevator open house with Cargill feeds. Local obituaries note Mrs. Hugh Allen’s death in a home fire, while several residents travel to nearby towns. Kansas tax receipts show Uncle Sam collected 386.75 million dollars in federal taxes in the past year, mostly income and withholding taxes.
A narrative of Henry Randall's ascent from a London market seller to Virginia planter and merchant wealth. It follows his seven years as an indentured servant, his trading ventures, including beaver skins and beaver pelts, and the headright system that fueled land and slave ship wealth. The piece frames indentured servants as foundational to Virginia's early growth and notes their diversity and ambition.
A dense schedule of radio programming across WDAF WREN KMBC and EMBC for Saturday night and into early Sunday. Programs include Cavalcade of America News broadcasts Bandstand and Vox Pup variety shows from KMBC and WDAF with orchestras and guest stars, plus religious and news segments from WREN and EMBC.
A note to readers highlights KMBC radio shifts as 80 from the station’s New Year changes. New talent joins Brush Creek Follies and Early Bird Jamboree, with Ted Ross and Gertrude Miller among familiar names. Upcoming House Party debuts, Jack Kirkwood’s five nightly shows, and other schedule tweaks are detailed, reflecting a busy programming slate.
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