The Refuge Theme Verses Deuteronomy Passage
A devotional line quotes Deuteronomy 33 27 describing God as a refuge with everlasting arms and divine protection against enemies. The snippet frames reassurance and strength through scriptural language.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1940
Page
4
A devotional line quotes Deuteronomy 33 27 describing God as a refuge with everlasting arms and divine protection against enemies. The snippet frames reassurance and strength through scriptural language.
Britain acts to seize as much of the French navy as possible after France's government surrenders to Germany. Some French officers join the British, others resist or fight to the end. the outcome will shape control of Mediterranean waters and influence near eastern operations.
The Army outlines a practical defense program led by Gen. George C. Marshall. The first armored corps will be fully organized and equipped soon, paving the way for additional self contained units with great striking power. The plan aims to align ground and air forces to build a capable defense before total mobilization.
The piece describes a shadow government in France aiming to change the constitution within a constitutional framework. It notes Germany currently holds influence and warns the new government will be dominated by red and fascist sympathizers allied with political partners to prepare for war and limit costs.
Washington-origin proposals for universal service for youths spark public debate on wartime work. Critics compare to European schemes and urge expanding American industry through existing channels while laws hinder youth payroll growth and industrial learning roles.
King Carol fades from public view as a pro Nazi premier leads a remodeled state aiming to align Romania with Germany and Italy. Carol, a noted Balkan politician, may seek retirement to secure aid against Soviet advances.
Reports from scattered French fortifications say defenders held out until this week and only learned after surrender that their government had already capitulated. The breakdown of the French war effort is underscored by remote detachments failing to receive timely news of events.
The British liner Arandora Star was torpedoed off the coast by a German submarine while evacuating German and Italian POWs to Canada. Several hundred prisoners died as many believed they were out of the war and welcomed relocation away from the fighting.
After a decade in public life, Harry Oodring says no one can run fast enough to offer him another public office. Yet the Kansas mood has changed minds about political service, turning once private figures toward public life again.
The article notes Cody’s historic pace on horseback across rough terrain with no roads, contrasting past trails with modern highways and traffic, as efforts to surpass his recorded time unfold.
A humorous anecdote centered on a young college girl who marries after finding sophomore English too difficult. The tale includes a remark about alternatives if she dislikes starting dishwashing, with a joking reference to Reno as a fallback option.
The world record flight by John and Kenneth Hunter ended last night when they landed in Chicago after aloft for 553 hours 41 minutes 30 seconds due to a clogged filter. In Lawrence, Miss Birdie L Zwick wed Vonroy William Miller this afternoon at 3 at the bride’s home, with many friends present. The couple plans to live on East Nineteenth Street and Miller works dairy farming.
Six year old Peace Warren travels with Wayne Denny as her escort to Los Angeles. Rhoda Lowell plots with Carole Love while Denny tries to protect Peace from Mrs. King and her schemes. A pet turtle hunt, trains, delays, and a wary telegram cap the day as Denny guards the child aboard the Chicago to Seattle leg.
War Today column argues Britain’s seizure of nearly 250 French ships expands sea power and reshapes Anglo French ties. It notes strategic limits like spare parts and munitions, yet suggests potential for renewed cooperation if England wins.
Help wanted prompt results show stray text about extra help at home or office and a phone contact fragment. The readable portion signals a classified listing need with a phone reference.
General Wilder S Metcalf denounces peace propaganda as too radical and promotes preparation for war. Fire station rod rubbing causes maintenance issues. Socials report dinner party at Lawrence Engel’s home and a long list of girls planning a picnic at Woodlawn park. Trips to Kansas City and California planned, plus a farmer’s novel binder invention near Lawrencemiles south of Lone Star.
A compiled snapshot notes global and local happenings: no foreigners left in Pekin, Alford’s house nearly roofed, Kansas City sightseeing by Smith Metsker and Winter, Kansas Seed House expanding, Lawrence delegates at the Democratic convention, Miller’s Grove Fourth of July drawing 2 500 attendees with events like sack and wheelbarrow races and pie eating. The trend toward the straight front corset appears in shops as dresses adopt the style.
Local Baldwin notes report visitors and hosts among Wichita Chicago Kansas City and Denver connections. Rotary meetings feature new president Lawrence Thompson and guest Neil Wherry with plans for district and international reports. Family travels include Joe Fleer to Los Angeles and Weible injuries near Faribault. News of weddings travel and local visits accompanies subscription reminder.
The Neadow Lark 4-H girls and Mary Ann Peterson led a sugar syrup demonstration on Wednesday. Numerous local residents and family guests from Lawrence and Kansas City joined in visits and celebrations at multiple homes throughout the Pleasant Valley area.
A dense listing of radio broadcasts across KMBC WDAF WREN and related stations for Friday and Saturday evenings and Sunday, detailing shows from Newman Hour and Orchestras to weather forecasts and NBC programs. Notable names include Jimmy Dorsey Alec Templeton Grant Park Concert and Bobby Byrne’s Orchestra with multiple time slots.
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