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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1941
Page
4
A 16th century style proverb warns that one who often resists correction will harden their neck and face sudden destruction. The verse from Proverbs 29:1 reflects caution toward persistent disobedience and the consequences of ignoring correction.
The piece questions Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox and the administration's readiness to send ships to sea. It cites the Dies Committee data on communists and saboteurs, public mistrust, and fears of foreign influence aboard vessels. It argues for stronger internal protection and real freedoms before maritime action.
Lawrence and the University mourn a 50 year friend of Tom Wagstaff who left for Independence over 40 years ago yet remained devoted to his birthplace and KU. A stalwart Republican with statewide influence he was known for ready acts of kindness and a striking appearance as a KU graduate.
A fragment notes how Russia moved from urging Nazi advance to clashing with Axis powers. It says democracies hope the Bear defeats both, while warning against sinister influence as the conflict tightens global dynamics.
Fragmentary wartime remark describing shifting alliances with Finland and Germany, claiming Russia aid benefits the speaker's side for the moment and condemning Germany as corrosive. No concrete events, dates, or named individuals identifiable in readable text.
The article notes a bold shift toward prohibition with Illinois passing a law banning barmaids from serving as bartenders by an overwhelming 101 to 6 vote. It suggests a broader push to restore temperance and decency as a political platform.
The men of twenty one are drafted for military service before voting. They leave homes and work, but return with stronger bodies minds and shoulders to lead business and political life. They are the country’s hope today and its strength tomorrow.
Texas returns show Roosevelt losing appeal in the state while Jesse Jones and other administration allies gain influence. Johnson lacks national backing, casting doubt on securing even a third of votes. The piece argues southern states may seek national prosperity and unity as they vote with judgment rather than sentiment.
A 90 year old Occidental reporter sent photos and data about the All States picnic held in Ontario California. Mrs Henley is described as years young, not old.
H F Roberts cites Judge William Huggins Em poria to argue industrial disputes cause colossal waste. He notes steel strike leader William Foster estimated a one billion dollar cost and warns that private settlements ignore human suffering and the Kansas labor court law once backed by Governor Allen might have saved billions and misery.
At Ruth's party Ken Richards pursues Lita Damson and envisions a life with Ann Marshall in Farmington. He proposes a staged divorce from Jerry and a new social facade to win acceptance. Lita wrestles with love, loyalty, and the cost of Ken's grand scheme as plans collide with her reality.
Baldwin residents hosted and visited family friends across multiple gatherings. Notables included Mr. and Mrs. Roy Vaughn of Wichita and Mrs. Lucy Watkins of Tulsa assisting ill Hewitt Taylor. Eastern Star members met in Evansville with 22 attendees and refreshment service.
The column notes furious fighting around Minsk and the Bialystok Minsk corridor as Russians defend the Kremlin road to Moscow. It argues the war’s outcome hinges on whether Germany can collapse the Soviet government or merely ignite a broader eastern front.
Wiley Post and Harold Gatty return to New York after circling the globe in under nine days. Rain cools Douglas county bringing 1.02 inches and good spirits. Authorities replace jail mesh, end of week post office hours cut to early Saturday afternoon.
Twenty five years have passed since the first regiment band served on the border. The community considers organizing a home band to follow that example and boost local morale.
Forty years ago Frank Fage of the Shearer store is back on the job following a vacation. Hank Davis debuts a new look by introducing straw hats as part of his fashion line.
Dallas July 2 The unofficial returns show Lee O'Daniel leading for the U S Senate with 175 368 votes to Lyndon Johnson's 174 273 and Martin Dies 80 601 while Gerald C Mann 140 853 and the late Andrew Jackson Houston are noted in the canvass A final official count due July 14 may alter the result O'Daniel rose from radio hillbilly fame to governor and now seeks the Senate seat left open by Morris Sheppard's death}
A 1939 Paraguay stamp depicts the United States flag and eagle with the Paraguayan standard, symbolizing good neighborly unity. The article notes Nazi propaganda in the Western Hemisphere and Paraguay’s turbulent history from early exploration to the 1870 disaster war with Argentina, Brazil, and Uruguay.
A dense list of radio programs for Wednesday and Thursday nights across WREN KMBC WDAF WDAE WDAF. The schedule features news shows musical variety bands orchestras and sports casts with many timeslots from 5:30 p.m. to midnight and beyond.
Miss Dora Walker of Kansas City and Miss Rose Selmer of Sedalia visited the Uawley family. Mud Creek near the railroad bridge on K-32 caused car access issues east of the water. John Jewett visits the Gardner home. Mrs. Hemphill hosts a bridge party. next at Mrs. Walter Heck. Gladys Kyle visits from St. Joseph. her mother ill with extra help. Weekend guests include Mr. and Mrs. Porter and children from Overland Park, Mr. and Mrs. Chamney of Lawrence, and others.
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