This Is True Civilization in Sermon Verse
A brief quotation from 11 Thessalonians 5 15 urging readers to avoid evil toward others and pursue goodness in conduct with all people.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1938
Page
4
A brief quotation from 11 Thessalonians 5 15 urging readers to avoid evil toward others and pursue goodness in conduct with all people.
The piece recalls the 1863 Gettysburg Address by Abraham Lincoln and its enduring impact on American faith and national destiny. It notes the Civil War context, the dedication of the battlefield, and the call to honor the dead by continuing the unfinished work toward a new birth of freedom.
The candidate for United States senator claims federal officials shadow him over the Supreme Court packing fight. He circulated blank Defender petitions. post office investigations showed signatures matched senders, not misuse of the mails.
The Kansas summer brings back hundred degree days after a cooler, wetter spell, adding hardship for some and benefit for agriculture when rainfall supports crops. Occasional cool days in the next two months will be welcomed if rainfall meets needs.
The Nazi government refuses to recognize the proxy marriage of former Austrian chancellor Schuschnigg and proposes a trial for judicial murder. It claims he bore responsibility for executions of dissidents as Austria resisted German absorption, with suspicions that German verdicts are prearranged before trials.
Reports suggest the Soviet government weighs a new purge amid widespread unrest. While specifics are unclear, rumors of further intended liquidations circulate, leaving many to fear their own name could appear on an ominous list.
Harvest activity slows soon, giving candidates relief from combines and binders. The wheat and oat harvest has occupied attention for the past week, leaving limited time for political focus before the final two weeks of July.
The cool grassy areas during a holiday draw crowds but bring more chiggers. They are more numerous and active than at any time recently, causing discomfort for visitors.
A barber described as a businessman shows satisfaction with repeating his trade. He is content to redo his work, emphasizing his professional approach and commitment to quality service.
Maine's success shows how pooling growers and hiring a top advertising agency boosts potato sales. The piece urges Kansas to imitate Maine by sustained ad campaigns and premium packaging to raise potato visibility and prices, asserting Kaw bottoms produce superior spuds.
Abilene Reflector notes three large Nebraska dams funded by the PWA, one at six million failed before impoundment, another at eleven million loses value as soil drains water across towns and fields, and a third serves no power purpose. The piece claims the government recovered about 50 million dollars, aiding political aims in Nebraska.
Seth Grafke 21 of Kansas City Kan arrested about 6 30 PM for speeding 40 miles per hour through the 1000 block on Massachusetts street. He posted a $5 cash bond and was released.
Willy Nilly judged a holiday parade by animals and a gnome in Puddle Muddle. Ducks wear moss hats, bears pull an express cart with Top Notch the rooster, and Sweet Face the lamb sports a grass buttercup wreath. All receive prizes and twilight fireworks close the celebration.
In St Louis William Martin Forman, 5, died of a heart attack while speeding to a crash scene after informing his daughter had been hurt. His daughter was later reported uninjured. In Pasadena C E Latter, 68, treated for fireworks burns after warning children. In Oklahoma City Mrs Beachy, 73, visiting from Wichita, seeks a quiet Fourth amid fireworks ban fears.
An excited man rushed to police headquarters to report three people digging a grave in a deserted prairie and lowering a small casket. Officers including Policeman Clayton Monroe arrived with lanterns. shovels clashed on a steel lid as the casket was opened.
Officers glimpse a blue and pink baby blanket then discover the body of a black and white terrier beneath the folds, prompting investigators to secure the scene.
President Roosevelt outlined a busy four day home work plan to clear government matters and shape campaign strategy for liberal candidates. He will appoint a wage hour administrator and civil aviation board, advise on the spending and lending program, and discuss appointing a new ambassador to Moscow. He targets speeches in Kentucky and California and will back Senator Thomas in Oklahoma as he vies for renomination against McAutdoo and Merand.
A 60 acre tomato garden south of the city now has a completed graded road around and through it. The project provides work for relief clients and is sponsored by the Douglas County Taxpayers League and the county welfare board. Visitors can reach the plot via Haskell drive or by turning south at the India corner and following a mile and three quarters to the entrance.
Washington July 4 The monopoly investigating committee split into six subgroups to accelerate work on its general inquiry into concentrations of economic power. Each panel includes a congress member and an executive agency appointee and will review taxes profits patents prices production distribution consumption and unemployment. Senator O Mahoney was elected chairman at the meeting and said subcommittee findings will be reviewed by the full committee next Thursday with plans to outline a general course of action.
Lightning hit the Oklahoma City weather bureau causing damage to the sun gauge and wind vane. No injuries are reported and the cause is under investigation.
Nelson Updike announces the Omaha Bee-News will be sold to William Randolph Hearst. Former Kansas Governor Henry J. Allen of Wichita Beacon will publish. Harved weather in Kansas brings harvests, with Salina at 100 degrees and heavy June rainfall across the state.
A historic naval victory is described as Sampson’s fleet destroys the Spanish ships at Manila and nearly wipes out the Vizcaya while American forces attack Santiago. Reports note wounded Lieut. Col. Henry Carroll and other locals sending and receiving telegrams about war efforts.
Ankrom escapes a marshal in Peso Pinto and heads west to the Rafter T. He confronts Abe Streeter and the ranch boss as he seeks work and to learn if Lee Trone’s father runs the spread. Ankrom claims Trone hired him and pushes toward the bunkhouse confrontation.
Claude B Beeks and family hosted relatives for the Fourth of July. Bill stayed with grandparents. Mrs Herman Strasburg formerly Harriet Way dies in Los Angeles after May birth of son Edward Albert. Baker summer school music faculty to perform July 7 in Centenary Hall. Eastern Star adjourns to September. Nautilus club guest day held. Attendees at Fischer dinner for anniversaries and visits include Montgomerys Topeka and Maui connections.
Henry was raised in another church but joined our church for its large membership. He expresses a desire for both heaven and a public office, reflecting personal ambition within a religious community.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Mitchell sail August 6 from Vancouver aboard the Empire of Asia for Palembang Sumatra where he will engage in geological work for four years. During their absence Mr. and Mrs. Earl Black will occupy the Mitchell home west of Baldwin.
Mrs Henry Roche Mary and Edith Jo spent last Saturday with Mrs Mary Guenther and travelled to meet her grandson Delbert Ryan of Oregon. Arthur and Billy Smith of Baldwin stayed with grandparents Henry Rohe from Friday to Thursday. Osgood Armstrong helps with harvest at Speicher home. Roy Vanderventer of Abilene arrives to visit grandparents Pieratt. Seiver Tadlock hauling to Lawrence for Martin Rohe. Mary Rohe attends a 4 H cooking class at Ross Stone home and Edith Joe Rohe joins the club. The czarina of Russia paid 2500 for an embroidered handkerchief that took 70 years to make.
Radio schedule fragment lists WREN KMBC WDAF shows through July 5 with musical acts news and forecasts. Notable names include Benny Goodman Glenn Miller Wayne King His and Hers acts and orchestras at Bat shows with NBC Jamboree and Firestone.
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