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A devotional note highlighting Psalms 27 4 with a focus on seeking the Lord in his temple. The verse expresses desire to dwell in the house of the Lord and behold his beauty.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1938
Page
4
A devotional note highlighting Psalms 27 4 with a focus on seeking the Lord in his temple. The verse expresses desire to dwell in the house of the Lord and behold his beauty.
Harvard President Conant warns that tactics used by communists and fascists to predict election outcomes threaten American ideals. He argues college graduates must retain faith in liberty and open discussion, foundational to American life beyond any single group.
Warden Kirk Prather’s 100 percent effective measures kept a planned prison break in Lansing Thursday night contained on the grounds. The incident followed past experiences including a Memorial Day convicts ride, underscoring the need for strict containment and readiness for emergencies.
Congressman Snell likens Ludlow war referendum to holding a town meeting for 100 million people. Kansas delegates voted against it, Lambertson blaming the author’s lack of directive ability. Louis Ludlow is praised as a good recruit but criticized as a poor field marshal in a constituent bulletin.
Arch Jarrell highlights varied reader reactions to Mae West, monopolies, and filibusters. He notes bipartisan civility, compares ranges of mountains, and humorously questions the federal deficit and gangster ethics with a surreal suggestion about universal $1000 monthly income.
John D. Biggers, who directed the recent unemployment census for the President, warns the danger lies in a recovery that could be too rapid. He notes many people still have other worries and will entrust him to manage that concern.
About 40 high ranking Chinese army officers have faced courts martial since fighting began. They were accused of ordering retreats and the courts apparently did not accept pleas that they were simply following their armies.
The house approved a 553 million dollar appropriation for next year in a heavy vote, increasing the current naval budget by 26 million. The move signals continued emphasis on constructing new ships and strengthening maritime capacity.
In a radio speech Pinchot of Pennsylvania said Hoover toppled the country when the world declined and Roosevelt did so as the world rose. He invoked Multum in parvo to express "much in little." from Oskaloosa Independent.
Ten years ago, F J Kelly, ex University of Kansas faculty, was appointed resident head of the University of Idaho succeeding A H Upham who moves to Miami University. Chancellor Lindley had previously held the post 1917 1920. The report also notes a fine arts conference with E H Lindley and D M Swarthout, teaching changes at the Junior High, and other local notices.
Twenty five years ago on Saturday January 22 Lawrence items include Don Hutt breaking a small bone in his left foot during a Robinson gym game, local society events a film program at Jayhawker theater, Kansas University oratorical winners with Philip S. Elliott, and personnel changes as Officer Wells Thompson resigns and George Fisher replaces him.
Willy and Nilly discuss water scarcity and endurance. The exchange notes reliance on sap for hydration when water is unavailable, contrasting freedom in Africa with harsh deprivation and minimal fuss.
A quirky dialogue centers on a giraffe unable to speak and explains his silent communication by tail swishes. The piece expands to a medical discussion about pelvic symptoms in women, linking emotional conflicts to somatic complaints and the need for psychotherapy in certain gynecological cases.
A Little Psychotherapy reports strong outcomes from psychological treatment in female reproductive system cases and obstetric disorders. Studies of patients operated for gynecological disturbances indicate an appreciable number show improvement.
Miss Virginia Royston of Newton Kansas won the title at Kansas State College’s annual beauty ball. The event judged by artist George Petty ranked June Fleming of Council Grove second and Margaret Iverson of Wilmette third with Marian Barnes of Manhattan fourth.
Prof. T. Eugene Goudey aged 69, composer of Abide With Me, died yesterday in San Francisco after several months illness.
Forty years ago Mr and Mrs L C Wilson left yesterday for a three weeks trip to Cincinnati. Last evening at Mrs Edwin Browns home on South Rhode Island Street Misses Eva Brown Minnie Marks Jessie Gaddis and
Clyde plans a dangerous river expedition to breach Dyak holds near Sumantang Heavens. The Avon crew faces jungle traps and hostile rajah defenses as Christine Forrester resists leaving and Robert Forrester’s motives loom. Clyde orders port watch and prepares for potential lethal clashes.
In Philadelphia on January 22 inmates at Eastern Penitentiary, under expert supervision and Warden Herbert Smith, are building electrically controlled doors to seal cells tighter in the aging facility. Also reported, a lard bucket with over 100 counterfeit dollars found by two men in Not Gold Snyder, while a Des Moines winter stroll ends with a grasshopper surviving a cold night atop a bus.
CLEARFIELD Mrs Sarah Hausman of Eudora and her cousin Charles Shuber of Strausberg France visited the Brecheisen homestead Tuesday. Residents attended the Welda Petroleum and Gas company meeting and shared meals. Several residents hosted or attended quilting, dinners, and family visits amid community events at Pleasant Oak school and nearby homes. Mrs Charlotte Florence’s funeral was held in Lawrence with family in attendance.
A dense catalog of radio programs across WRON KMBC WDAF WREN and WDAF for Saturday January 22 and Sunday January 23, featuring orchestras led by Harold Re, Harry Lewin, Jack Haley, and more, with NBC and CBS network segments, kiddie shows, and music hour continuations into midnight. The schedule includes multiple symphony and opera segments, variety acts, quizzes, and dramatic readings across Kansas City stations.
Residents and guests are listed with weekend and weekday visits across Eudora Argentine Bucyrus and Wellsville. Notable items include Mrs Brecheisen health concerns, Helen Schendel's absence from school, and plans for Alma Breithaupt and Minnie Hausman to visit Orange California.
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