Weeping May Tarry For Night But Joy Comes In Morning
A brief biblical verse fragment cites Psalms 30 5 about night and morning. No additional context or events are provided beyond the quoted sentiment.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1941
Page
4
A brief biblical verse fragment cites Psalms 30 5 about night and morning. No additional context or events are provided beyond the quoted sentiment.
The Kansas senate repeals the relief recovery act amid debate over revenue and moral claims. Governor Ratner argued the act failed to bring substantial revenue and mainly kept dependents off relief rolls, potentially boosting exploitation of state funds and increasing relief demand.
Kansas Day observers report three Kansas congressmen in Topeka backed passage of the lease-lend bill now moved from the house committee. The measure gains four limiting amendments to keep the executive in check and inform Congress, a move critics say the administration should have included from the start to preserve democratic governance.
Hitler described plans to destroy Great Britain and warned the United States that vessels of any nationality before German torpedo tubes will be torpedoed. He suggested Americans stay off the oceans to avoid trouble, while noting his pattern of friendly words before a forthcoming attack.
The passage asks if the US can avoid a clash with Nazi Germany by yielding now to Hitler and lying low. It warns that peace bought by subservience may be temporary and challenges Americans to consider future risks.
The article argues that Britain's rapid advance in northern Libya mirrors Germany's blitz through northern France and highlights how the conqueror's methods become standard tools for others. It notes that the British study German tactics, now used against Italians in Libya with sea power, air, and land attack, and that Axis powers face foes adopting their own innovations.
General Gruber at Fort Leavenworth notes army exams show youth life is too soft. Few meet physical standards or possess needed military training. With machines reducing effort, many live an easy life, which seems good until emergencies require primitive equipment and abilities, prompting reexamination of current conditions.
Secretary Morgenthau says the proposed debt ceiling of 65 billion will be ample for the next fiscal year. He notes no real limit to the debt contemplated by current government leaders.
Hollywood embraced the first showing of City Lights drawing a near riotous crowd. Chaplin defies the talkie era as Laval gains a French government post by two votes of confidence. Home Aid society hosts a birthday surprise for Mrs J W Krum. Edna Mae Pasewark celebrates ninth birthday with friends. birthday parties and social visits fill a busy scene across town.
In a wartime appraisal the British press questions Hitler’s threat to the United States while noting Washington and London both push for quicker aid to allies. The piece discusses U-boat warfare, Luftwaffe limits, and Britain’s growing air power with American help narrowing the German edge.
Baldwin residents welcome visitors and plan community events. Notable items include visiting family, Alpha Chi Omega activities, church anniversary planning, Lions club meeting, and a citywide beautification drive urging residents to “Boost Baldwin.”
Twenty five years ago news from Athens reports Russia defeats Turks in the Caucausus while Italy keeps Albania campaign. In Lawrence the town will pause for Wilson's visit at Santa Fe station and schools will close. Mayor Francisco urges business suspension. Marriage of Martha Neustifter to John L Webster in Kansas City. Anna Sweeney and Mrs Chester Thomas traveled to Kansas City for Paderewski.
Community notices describe processions from Osborne House to the sea with both women and men, and social gatherings in Lawrence. A golf contest among Lawrence enthusiasts thrives in good weather while plans to organize the local women intensify. A reception at Mrs. Chalkley’s home features Lawrence society’s elite guests and multiple hostesses.
Denver visitor Frances Vogl joins dinner at Vitt home. Various residents attend gatherings in Linwood DeSoto Lawrence and Eudora, with several trips to Denver and Leavenworth. Card party and January 16 meeting noted, next gathering planned for February 20 at the Douglas and Allison home.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Wray joined Mr and Mrs Oscar Shuck and son Bryan at Columbia for Sunday dinner at the Shuck home. The Wrays and BD A Wray visited Ernest Wray. Martin Holecom and son Bruce with Ernest Wray went to a John Deere tractor demonstration at Green Brothers in Lawrence on Monday.
Martha confronts Bill in the guardhouse after his mounting jealousy strains their marriage. She recounts her sacrifices, quitting her job and facing hardship to support him, and declares she will return to work if trust cannot be restored. The chapter ends with Bill accusing her of returning to Paul as the story promises to continue.
Mrs Regis Stone returns home after visiting Walter Babbit family in Melvern. Guernsey association met at the high school with talks by BH Ransom of Ottawa. Refreshments served to a large crowd. Various residents visited relatives and spent weekends in Lawrence and Salina. Roy Hoskinson recovering after throat operation. Many local visits and dinners noted among Hagerman Nichols Watkins Hoskinson and related families.
Mr and Mrs Walter Shaw and Mr and Mrs James Mitschele attended the funeral of their aunt Mrs Shaw in Garnett Friday. Several neighbors have been sick with colds. Fred Harmon and son Marcus visited Kansas City. Weather and travel issues affected deliveries and routes.
Rail of listed radio programs across WREN KMBC WDAF and BC for Friday January 31 through Sunday February 2, noting battles of dramas music news and orchestras, including Death Valley Days NBC to be announced and various hourly shows and weather forecasts.
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