Promise From God Isaiah 41 10 Verse
A biblical quotation from Isaiah 41 10 assures believers not to fear for God is with them. It promises strength help and support by divine righteousness.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1941
Page
4
A biblical quotation from Isaiah 41 10 assures believers not to fear for God is with them. It promises strength help and support by divine righteousness.
Roosevelt asks Congress for extra authority to cap prices and rents while urging labor to cooperate. He hints wages may need stabilization if all costs are frozen, but provides no direct proof of labor’s willingness to help without pressure. Public doubt grows over voluntary labor support for the plan.
The piece argues Churchill's remark mirrored long standing fears of imminent war and notes isolationists misread the signposts. It states the United States remains near war readiness yet not yet at war, a status well known to the public.
The Kansas City Star notes why leaders failed to tell selectees the true length of service, blaming overemphasis on a "year of training" for political purposes. It argues guardsmen expected longer mobilization and criticizes higher-ups for avoiding clear, honest expectations.
American women watch tension with Japan as Tatuta Maru returns to San Francisco and faces possible restrictions on unloading two and a half million dollars worth of silk. Women anticipate the silk may be needed.
The blast damaged the American gunboat Tutuila and menaced the U S legation in Chungking during Japan's campaign in China. The attack left no injuries and no sinking, but raised questions about the targets and risks as tensions mount in the Far East.
Reports from South America reveal seized Argentine diplomatic pouches containing coded correspondence and a portable radio set. Officials fear plans for stirring trouble in the region, including a Peru Bolivia border crisis, tied to Nazi operatives.
Rexford Tugwell has been nominated as governor of Puerto Rico. A report previously circulated that he would become chancellor of the University of Puerto Rico. Puerto Ricans resist being made over while Tugwell has sought to reform America in past years.
Electricians in New York City have struck, delaying defense projects at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Strike leaders say they could resume work if authorities request specific accommodations, as scattered lost days accumulate in ship and plane construction.
Market notes report corner on July 1 corn delivery ended with a peak price of 72 1/2 cents per bushel, paid by shorts on the board of trade. Also, local notices mention union services in South Park with Rev. Seth W. Slaughter as preacher and J D Adams and wife to sing on WREN.
Twenty five years ago two Americans were killed and one wounded in a clash with five Mexican bandits who crossed the Rio Grande five miles below Fort Hancock Texas early this morning. The report mentions efforts to situate the city of Lawrence where it ought to be.
The article argues Berlin expects Leningrad to fall, a move that would sever Soviet Baltic access, cut naval support, and threaten the Stalin line. It outlines strategic points including Leningrad’s port, industrial output, and potential German Finnish turning movements if Smolensk is pressed.
Forty years ago a lightning strike disabled a collar factory dynamo delaying production. A new Vermont courthouse crossing and cement sidewalk work proceed. Lawrencians Charles G. Clark Enoch St Clair and O A Bigelow drew in El Reno. McLaughlin brothers mourn loss of a top horse as Bowersock elevator power wheel shatters, injuring none. A massive steel shard flew into the river.
In Wilkes Barre Pa Morris Horowitz the salesman who was ordered to use his car only for business five days a week and kept in the garage on weekends now backs the gasoline conservation effort. In Chicago Everett Foster 11 and his sister Mary 8 faced a summons over a licenseless dog as their mother begged for time and 2 notes. The court collected 2.40 from a hat to meet the 3 license fee.
Chicago lawyer Morton Goodman of the FHA meets Morton Goodman of Philadelphia in a hotel lobby by accident. They decide to call their wives and dine together. Both wives wear brand new gowns, a duplicate outfit shared in the chance meeting.
Fragmentary detail notes a major portion of a 1100 mile front holding along the Volga and surrounding river systems with another stand formed along the waterway network.
London reports the Smolensk battle outcome hinges on deploying fresh first rate German troops. Russian counterattacks disrupt German lines, forcing supply cuts and tank losses. British and American officers praise Russian defense while urging caution about German hopes.
Berlin reports a German spokesman, commenting on Harry Hopkins’ visit and U S support to the Soviet Union, that the United States becomes a party to Soviet aims to spread communism into Narone and assume responsibility for any ensuing civilizational assault.
Barbara chafes at gossip as Dugan defends his motives and proves his worth to Hank Chase. The trio weighs selling 5,000 acres to Midwest for by products while Barbara suspects hidden leverage. Hank extols Dugan as a trusted, future leader of Chase Oil Company.
Radio listings for July and August evenings show scheduled programs on WREN KMBC WDAF and others. Listings include musical variety news sports and weather with orchestras and hosts across hours from 5:30 PM to midnight.
McLouth families host and visit across Kansas and nearby states. Notables include Harold and Merlin Lobb with Kansas City ties, Mrs. Harold Enoch visiting relatives in Topeka, and Eliza Lu Black’s Kansas City visit. Two new wells near town spur oil and gas activity as residents attend concerts and church events.
Mr and Mrs Donald Pearson and family drove in from California Saturday night with Fred Pearson and sons Harry and wife Bill from California and Letha Hughs and her daughter.
Betty and Betty of Ottawa visited relatives here last week for the funeral of their daughter and sister Mrs. Vogler and returned Friday. The O’Neil family from Chicago visited H. L. O’Neil and others at Bald win lake. Various locals hosted meals and attended birthdays, reunions, and dinners with friends from Ottawa and nearby towns.
The Journal World Classifieds are described as the town’s busiest market place, a central hub for listings and local notices that attract wide reader engagement.
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