Out of Trouble
The verse quotes Proverbs 12 13 noting that the righteous emerge from trouble. The line emphasizes moral endurance and relief after hardship.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1940
Page
4
The verse quotes Proverbs 12 13 noting that the righteous emerge from trouble. The line emphasizes moral endurance and relief after hardship.
Chairman Norton of the house labor committee rejects scuttling of the Wagner labor act while open to desirable amendments. Congress faces urgent need for changes as courts critique administrative shortcuts and bias under the act, challenging its present form.
Governor Ratner and Secretary Hull clash over reciprocal trade treaties with Kansas at stake. Ratner argues treaties penalize Kansas agriculture and industry while Hull defends the system. The debate notes the war’s price rise did not affect Kansas harvest prices then and questions how more imports will avoid domestic hardship.
The Man Responsible Reports claim that over 100 Russian officers have been recalled from the north to Moscow to stand trial for failures in the Finnish campaign. The piece argues a strong case could be made against those in charge, blaming Stalin for ordering an unjustified war.
Letter argues against an ordinance to annex West Hills arguing it would split the district and burden services. It notes current taxes and costs, water and sewer fees, fire protection, police response, and school taxes, urging annexation only when the district is fully developed. The author, FRANK L. BROWN, adds personal neutrality and urges unity with the city.
Government health authorities move to curb the mysterious illness as two deaths and eleven cases are reported nationwide. Lawrence sportsmen push grain feed for quail and wild birds in Douglas county with broad public response after radio and Journal-World coverage. The era's winter storm raises transit costs while other local notes include a Methodist class meeting, bridge prizes, a rifle club at Lawrence High, and the Kansas legislature opening with party shifts.
Forty years ago two nights with no burglaries lessen strain. Miss Burke and Jeah Bower assisted Mrs. Henderson at the New Year reception in Washington. The State Bar will send a committee to the University to study the law school for legislative recommendations. Public impatience grows as Boer War delays persist. Electric line work stalls while paving progresses. Lawrence natives Williams and Walker plan a return visit, with a packed opera house expected next Monday. They bring a first class company of actors. New rubber tired buggies ordered by local men. General Metcalf attended a Tonganoxie meeting, leaving a strong impression.
Ground was broken this morning by John Constant at 1201 Oread Avenue for the first real apartment house in Lawrence. The project signals a new era in housing for the city as construction begins on the complex downtown.
In London war days Mary Carroll tails Carla Marchetta at Lady Ponce Townsend's Mayfair exhibit. Suspicions grow as gossip links Vincent Gregg to Carla and a Moravia tragedy looms. Mary vows to uncover the truth while planning her own wartime work.
AGA style overview explains how tongue appearance and movements reflect health. Dry furred tongues indicate illness. moist clean tongues signal improvement. Abnormal movements, tremor, and unilateral tongue deviation relate to nervous disease brain hemorrhage and alcohol use.
Radio listings clock Friday through Sunday with WREN KMBC WDAF and others. Programmers include Smiling McConnell Tom Mix Orphans Annie and news summaries plus musical acts like Guy Lombardo, Glenn Miller and Richard Himber.
A collection of quoted remarks touches on fear of rebellion against authority, religious figures, and skepticism about industrial delay. Senator Borah cautions against yielding to appealing rhetoric, while Governor Lehman argues for unimpeded industrial growth amid competing interests.
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