Courage and Faith From Deuteronomy Verse
A biblical excerpt quotes Deuteronomy 20 3 4 urging courage and trust that the Lord God goes with you to fight your enemies. The passage encourages not fearing or trembling in battle.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1940
Page
4
A biblical excerpt quotes Deuteronomy 20 3 4 urging courage and trust that the Lord God goes with you to fight your enemies. The passage encourages not fearing or trembling in battle.
Stage is set for the Democratic show in Chicago but Roosevelt will not attend the opening. In a long press conference he offered no new details about a possible third term and left the campaign question unresolved. Delegates, many federal employees, push for Roosevelt while opposition remains limited. Philadelphia events lessen the drama and suggest Chicago's outcome may matter less.
The article discusses German and Italian wartime claims via radio and press, noting British counterclaims about exaggerated Nazi sunk tonnage and Mussolini's vessel losses. It highlights unverifiable assertions on the sea war and British responses denying Mediterranean losses.
Gen Hugh Johnson doubts quick mobilization to 1.2 million and 400 000 under arms in four months. The aviation editor of the Kansas City Star warns of chaotic defense programs and false assurances about rapid air production and overall preparedness.
A settlement reportedly removes the threat of a garment industry strike and will place 10 million dollars in the pockets of garment workers. The announcement stresses the payout to workers rather than noting that other workers bear the cost.
The air campaign over England grows daily in intensity with larger squadrons attacking the islands. British defenses are urged to counter German terror tactics aimed at breaking civilian morale, while precautions against Fifth Column activity are intensified. A German push to seize the British Isles would require fighting from the outside.
Governor Ratner pledges that state employees who are National Guard members will have their jobs waiting upon return from training or mobilization. He argues civilian employers should follow this example to avoid hindering guardsmen’s civil life and duties as defenders.
Contracts set to supply 25,000 planes for the army and navy over the next two years. The country seeks assurance of receiving 2,000 planes within the same period.
The Kaw Valley continue to promote their tastier taters with an advertising push. In size and quality the product backs up all claims made by promoters.
The Tuskegee Institute reports no lynchings occurred in the first six months of 1940 based on records and research. The statement credits improved law enforcement, officer responsibility, and vigilance for the decline, noting the record may also reflect luck.
Dewitt Mackenzie notes Hitler delays invading England as British air strength and bombing raids pressure Germany. He cites Balkan tensions and Russian moves as factors and discusses whether Hitler will pursue invasion or a stronger blockade. The piece assesses German air losses and British responses shaping future tactics.
The article commemorates Dr. Lindley’s tenth year as KU chancellor amid a decade of expansion. It cites a $3,336 building campaign, a near million-dollar memorial pledge drive for stadium and memorials, and the establishment of the School of Business. It also notes gifts to Watkins and Henley halls, the Samereld scholarships, and the Spooner Thayer art museum dedication.
In southern England on July 13 Pi-Two villagers armed with a hayfork and pistol helped capture the bomber crew after a crash in a field near the village inn. One crewman was dead and four injured. The innkeeper swapped a revolver for the pistol and held the injured Germans at gunpoint until military help arrived.
Forties era dispatch notes 10 000 allied troops defeated at Tien tsin with slaughter and looting of Christian residences. Updates on Prof I C Stevenson and Dr J A Poff returns from east and Excelsior Springs. Local society mentions Mrs R L Saunders illness and a dog drowning in a cistern. Rural Route mail carrier Boss Bidgood now rides 25 miles on a bicycle. A 37 year old old black horse born during Quan raid is taken to countryside to die. W H Rankin hosts post office staff at 920 Louisiana with bunting and asparagus on his porch.
A long list of Friday through Sunday socials, visits, and dinners across Baldwin Lawrence Topeka and Clinton. Families like Anderson Daggett Flory Mucky Shuler and Woodbridge host and guest travels include Chicago Lawrence and California with many calls and new births and a birthday party for Edith Mohler.
An old hometown vacation subscription is advertised at 35 or 40 cents per month with a contact phone number 22 for those keeping up with local news while away.
Peace Warren, a six year old traveling from Boston to Los Angeles, inspires a dramatic contest of affection among Denny Wayne and Carole Love. With Rhoda Lowell skeptical of marriage, Carole reveals she is undercover star Janet Browne, while the group foils a villainous plot and winds toward Catalina and La Jolla.
Wichita July 10. Of 63 western Kansas counties tabulated by the federal census office only 10 showed population gains in 1930. The ten counties are Ellis Barton Harper Kingman McPherson Sedgwick Russell Saline Reno and Stafford.
Radio listings for Saturday July 13 and Sunday July 14 show diverse programs across WREN KMBC WDAF KNBC and WBAF with performances news talk sports and dance orchestras including Gordon Jenkins Bob Crosby Glenn Miller and more. Headlines include Democratic events and concert broadcasts across multiple stations with nightly weather forecasts.
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