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A devotional note cites Romans 10 12 declaring equal access to God's grace for all who call on him, emphasizing the universality of salvation rather than differences in law or heritage.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1944
Page
4
A devotional note cites Romans 10 12 declaring equal access to God's grace for all who call on him, emphasizing the universality of salvation rather than differences in law or heritage.
The Lawrence airport program run by the University of Kansas produced two key outcomes. First, civilian pilot training proved effective from the start and adapted to meet armed services needs, producing pilots who later served with distinction in combat. Second, the years of training culminated without a single fatal or serious accident, a remarkable achievement reflecting favorable odds. Prof H B Buell's leadership at KU and his move to the University of Illinois underscores the program’s high standing.
The Vista reappears in dispatches as the Vistula in Journal World war reporting. editors note Americans once pronounced names like Vistula with familiar ease, while others such as Przemyśl pose pronunciation challenges amid shifting border coverage. The piece highlights the difficulty of rendering central European river names in wartime reporting.
Lindley notes that the Wallace bombing ticket shift was a last minute move by the President aided by big city bosses. The tactic alienated Wallace supporters who felt betrayed. The piece also mentions disclosure of B 29 bomb bay counts to the public, implying Japan may have known longer.
The New York Daily News offered 5000 to disprove Roosevelt pledge that no American boys would be sent to fight abroad. Supporters dispute the claim though evidence suggested he said it. The Kansas City Star notes cooperation is the key issue, not past campaign words. It questions candidates willingness to promise what is popular.
Turkey’s belated war prep amuses at a distance but may now be able to aid the Allies. Earlier fears of Axis invasion or air attacks on Turkish soil loomed large, making those outcomes risky for the Allies. Now Turkey appears safer and better placed to contribute to the final drive against the Axis in Europe.
The article notes Goebbels' claim that Allied troops learned from German methods in World War I and from the 1942 German blitz. It discusses Allies adopting German wartime lessons, promises of new Nazi weapons, and rumors of larger robot bombs. Dewey and Bricker plan cautious campaign steps, expecting no leisure once started.
Nazi Propaganda Minister Goebbels claims secret German weapons will stun Britain as Churchill warns of tougher trials ahead. Experts say such devices are possible though likely to target civilian morale more than military turning points. Also reports list 1,016 U.S. soldiers wounded in action including Kansans in European and Mediterranean theaters.
Alameda guests honored at Caulfield garden picnic. Finley announces marriage of daughter Bessie to Donald R. Redding. Jayhawk Floral Gardens hosts a business women shower. Mrs. E M Hobbs gave a simon shower for Lois Harrell Herschell. Bloch family plans summer in North Michigan. Wherry family returns from Sterling trip. Maloney family to Hoinville Hills Wisconsin for school start. Hastie returns from Chicago air show and Colorado trip. Van Cleave and Steeper families visited Patterson and Steeper in Kansas City. Prof Calvert Winter joins his wife Marie Carpenter in Lawrence. Holbeck returns from Kansas City. Brune family visiting Lake View. Will Spicer in Kansas City. Art Anderson heads to Oklahoma.
Forty years ago reports note the new minister's study and classroom near completion at the Unitarian church. Weather reports heavy fog. Local residents Fred Loxman injured after wheel slip on wet pavement. Mrs. William Osborn of Scandia visiting. Miss Mary Ladd Smith to Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sweet depart for Denver. Families Woolcott and Grace Woolcott travel to St. Louis. Manley returns from Cincinnati and St. Louis. Bennett couple welcome a daughter. Miss Evelyn Stanton visits Oklahoma City en route to Lake Charles. Mabelle Rice Gebeau, season director at Lyric Lincoln, rests at home and eyes Metropolitan stock next season. Colorado travel from Lawrence not as strong as prior years.
Twenty five years ago Mr and Mrs G F Schaller announce the birth of a daughter Virginia Elaine and Mrs Schaller formerly Mabel Snodgrass. Mr and Mrs James Stevens left for an extended trip through New York and Canada. Midland Rural club met with Mrs W B Carter with roll call about leisure and money. A group of girls held an all day picnic at Bonner Springs including Mayme Ligeett Opal Pringle Hallia Roberman Vera Getsker Edith Olson Margarite Tarpy and Helen Ingall. Mr and Mrs C L Thomas announce the birth of a son Robert Arthur July 24. George Fair returned from overseas. BC Abraham returned yesterday.
A dense church directory lists services across many denominations in the city. It notes hours for Sunday school morning worship and evening services, with ministers’ names, specific sermon titles, and midweek gatherings at First Baptist, Second Baptist, United Methodist, Lutheran, Episcopal, Church of Christ and others, including revival dates and union services.
Topeka July 28 four Kansas youths named by L B Pollom state supervisor of vocational education will seek the American farmer degree from the National Future Farmers of America The Kansas FFA Association selected Irwin Alefs Great Bend Robert Sawatzky Buhler Calvin Jarrett Columbus and Erwin Thalmann Haven all former Kansas FFA officers The star farmer of Kansas will be chosen from this group Police report narcotics theft from Dr John A Holmes car in his garage 1924 Massachusetts Street three tubes of narcotics taken between 11 pm and 7 am
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An overflow crowd attended Blanch Pierson s piano recital at the Bell Music Company. The 18 year old pupil of Misa Kath Orentz displayed fine musical feeling and solid technique with a charming stage presence. Violinist Waldemar Gelich and Miss Helen Pierson joined in pieces including Lotus Land and the Concerto in F. The audience showered applause and bouquets. punch and cakes were served after the program. A World Wide Prayer Band meeting follows at 2 30 p m Thursday at Mrs Sadie Anderson s home 1388 Rhode Island street. Everyone is invited.
Dorothy Collins spent a week in Chanute with aunt Mrs T P Brown and family. Rabbi Carl L Manello of Wichita teaches two classes at Baker Youth Institute on Three Faiths Getting Along and Democracy for All America. Rev Howard Sanders of Vermillion trains the Institute choir. Lt and Mrs Chester W Gates Jr visited Baldwin en route to Washington for naval gunnery school. Marry Ella Buchanan and Pvt William Orr planned nuptials at Amarillo First Presbyterian Church. Miss LaVella Blossom visits Osage City. Miss Mary Harper to teach in Kansas City schools. Paul Coole hosts summer at Baker. his family to join in September. Georgia Harrison of El Paso visits Baldwin. family reunion with Harrison and related families. Mrs Wanneth Sowers Vaughn and Janet visiting Rockford and sister Mrs C Presnell. Inez Ross visiting Linn county. Lt Col Don C Ross of Bridgeport stays. Don Johnson and Rocky visit Warrensburg. Bomber crash probe: three-member board investigates Liberator crash near Merriam, Kansas. three of six crew killed.
In a US Army hospital in Algeria a nurse Fredda confesses a rich family backstory and a ruined marriage. Charlotte listens as Fredda reveals how her husband Gunar fled with her sister Evelyn after manipulation and deceit. The two women duel with secrets and loneliness amid wartime isolation.
Radio listings across KMBC WDAF WREN and EMBC show an assortment of shows and news segments. Notable programs include The Lone Ranger The World Today and News Each station offers a mix of comedies dramas musical variety sports and public affairs with times spanning afternoon into midnight and multiple orchestra and host segments the schedule highlights include Paul Neilson Kay Lorraine Henry J Taylor and Edward Tomlinson among others with a rotating lineup of national and local features.
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